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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03
GOES, PETS, ETO.

tered, S7b. sP. 2-1402.
BEAGLEs, 9 weeks old, beautiful
S Sq Ss:s ss ip' M i'T SeassOdsf hunting
BOSTON TRIMMER Axe, male
puppy, wormed, shots. Hagerty
BOXER, Axe. fiashy fayn males,
wks., reas. KI. S-3439. ...
CAIRNS. ecotties, sacrifice on wire
haired fox terriers. pekingese,
schipperkes, dachshunds, toy fox.
Reg. shots, CT. 0sS5be.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPlEs--AKc res.
istered miniature females and
males. II. 7-0344,
DOBERMAN wanted GOOD home
for registered male, gentle, even
tempered, needs companlonship
and room TO run. ME. S-O221
before B pm,
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPs, male
and female; Axe. Pc. 3-4126 or
7Ol-431.2e4S.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, 8
wks., Axe reg, shots and woTmed.
Black and tan, and 3 whites.
$50. 9s5-07eS after B pm.
POMERANIAN, toy male. sable. IS
mos. Needs loving home. $50. Call
MA. 2-0lO4.
POODLE. 2 ". Axe. housebroken.
female, Reas, Good with children.
93b-086S, e04-1200, JIM.
POODLE PUPPTES-s / q n daFd.
Axe. Beautiful cream 10 apricot.
Paper trained. z wks, Shown By
apt. 262-l 1888.
WRiAiARANER PUPPIEs, Axe,
champion stock for field or show.
Males ana females. 62A-O43O.
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TVs-USED

OPEN o AM. TO ePM.
S20-S30-S40-$50-S60-S70
Nv All sizes In Our huge stosfsH
6-M0nth Service Warranty
Free 3O-Day Exchange Policy
20l3 l4th ST. NV.
~, Phiies 1880 iYivsI, l0-ipsh
screen. Excel. eond.. 800. can
bet. D ana pm. "a. b-O46O.
TYPEWRITER
| IBM EXECUTIVE. EXCEL. coND;
500 MA. S-OlpO
vAcUUMs, Az msks,, $40 ". i,yI
B2lI baltimore ave. AP. 7-3bb3
VACUUM CLEANERS, Eleetroiux
eeS sS O. ni sH Nsi S0aosS7.1 -O'' set
vACUUMs, large telec., i-yr. guar.
4103 Columbia pike. IA. B-7lO0
WAsHERs. LaIs models. fully auto.
Just been .ovefhauled,. Guaranteed,
will deliv. $50. ii. 7-Bgeb. Dealer.
wAsMEMg. 90 late mods,. fully Gu
TO-, euAf, Must sell, win dei., In
stan. $50, Sac l6s1, DEALER. :
WASHERS
Auto. and wTinger. Good eond. e2B
and up. Also waghing machine
service calls. 356-4B75.
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SECRETARY

For executive Of trade
association in Dupont
Circle area. Rapid short
hand and tipping (IBM
elect.) required. To age
IS. Salary commensurate
with ability. Phone FE.
$3.50,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03
ROOMS FURMlsRED-H.W.

ADJ. G.W.U.-Tv in your cool
studio room refgrs grill, PVT. en-
IT,, shWr., Si5-S2l. FE. e-e276.
AIR COND. ROOM for 2 con. sirls
sHsstss.sssss az. A I'M. pei Va" %"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03
TOOLS


Ssl:S sC q: ssn. E.l;s h Sscu:i1i r.
$3.50, sAys S1.45 hammers Soc,
blocks. falls, ropes, chains. ehisels,
planes. motors. Bunk beds. sig,
i iSo, ss Ssn,, es5a ! ss%s ,So IiIs
N,sC fOSi2" ItsHRSi. oA 5000.
wedges. 80 cents, droblights, 81 .sb
saw blades. VI .2b. used tarps. 81
n. Steel shelvine, cable, air com
presseT. Eeldef, pumps. Picks, 81
]. H. GICHNER
2bl3 N ST, NV. FE. 3-634l
TROMBONE. Conn. sfI, excel
eond., 2 ulouthpiecea. Must sell
S17b. Call OIL. 2-4B01.
TVS, used, bought and sold. Pre-
fEY Gv.!s sI !TsPf RIchmMo9nsa l ivy VAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03

I4l0 NJ street NV. near Thomas
Circle. Madison Hotel, and Inter-
national Inn. A short walk to
downtown area and Govt. offices.
Spacious, attractively furn. 8 and
4-room apis. In elevator bldg.
Prom secs monthly. Weekly rates
available.
Unfurn. apis. available from SITS
monthly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03
Swedish
Classic

On the Ions, long 4-euShion
sofa. exposed arms In solid
walnut, accent the clean con-
temporary styling. Two dec
crater lamps and three living
room tables in rich Grained
walnut with materially deco
rated teak inlays add to un-
heard Of beauty and interplay
Of design. Correlated bedroom
and dining room ere seulptured
in solid glowingly alive oil fin.
ish walnut, decorated with dis
tinctive die-cast pendant pulls
Of solid hrass. SUPERIOR eon-
stRuetlon throuGhout. ineludinR
top-auality mattress and box
spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03
ROOMS FURN--s.E--&W.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS FURM.-Mn..vA.

ARL. - Lght housekeeping room
portation. CAL IA. 4-66is.
ARL., N.--ciose 70 everything
Nicely furny seTaipyt.. bath, Sl3
tlady) KE. e.s440, B25.b40s.
ARR. = Nicely fufn. rm. In pvt
a AsS@s;i son "a. '2.Ossss99tl" bus and
cQMFORTABLE bedrm, nF. Ea5
Pines shop. ctr, on b7th ave, 1000
for Govt, worker. 927 .eO00.
SILVER sPRINC--oentlemep only
Near bus terminal. BSs-3000. ewes
TAKOMA PARK--First floor, COO
bachelor rm, with cooking privs,,
near bus. $3.50 week. bse-0226,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BEEF for your deep freeze. soc u.
can Sc afraneed. kD. i.0SSS.
MARES. 3 bay. AGED. / theFoveh:
bred 10 handy; Y bred Ib.3
hands. AK. 9-9Ss1. -
sHEEP--Kntirs cHKvIoT FLOCK,
80 breeding ewes. g rams, 22
ismbs, WINNER Premiere BTesding
AWard MONTGOMERY County Fair
1869. Excellent show prospects for
1888. ARDNAVE FARM. AK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03

kUuSs Well-to-Wsll, beige, all.
s sSS sfs5 y is r. esssss ss j. By ID
SEWING MACHINE, Mercury d
luxe, mahogany cabinet, like new
500. LU. 4-S26o.
SEWING MACH, Singer console
walnut fin. Left in lay-aWay. Zig
gag attach. Bal, see. Terms. 81. 26
wk. Day or night. RA. 3-0161.
sew. MACH, singer port, left ii
Nm. ~ a sIoElh "a a. 80 =,
night. Free home demo.
SOFA, moving. must sacrifice
beautiful new. medium blue, ~
curved sectional. Fair price. Cal
IL a.In.-6 pm, 3eS-b791.
s0FA-BED, simmons, S25. Port
singer, $50, small tables, uphol
chair, wilton rugs. 337 1878.
SOFA, mod. Flnehieigh, pale greer
offer. "a. S.si3s after 7:30.
sTEREO-m FI-'03 model, left Ii
lay-Away, balance due $500
Attention Govt employees Is ant
per week. Call 549-2257 for fret
home demonstration, 10 am. !,
10 pm.
T1REs, slightly used PASSENGER and
truck high treads. All sizes. Whit
and black walls, 1888 up. STAND
ARD TIRE u BATTERY Co, IOtl
| and III ne LII a-00A2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03

NEW AAA
ROCK CREEK HOTEL
1925 Belmont Rd. NV.
/ bleek Conn, ave. bridge, De luxe
accommodations At low rates.
Daily. agis., - Qpi dble., $40 up.
ROOM FOR SOBER EMPLOYED
COUPLE or sci. man or woman,
coioFed. 463-0206.
/, y. L0CATION--l and 2 bedrms.,
hy, rm, kit. and bath, COW, 70
military bases ana Govt. bldgs.
Indoor Olympic-siEe pool. Nicely
furnished. 602.lO52.
ielk ST., 4a94-Laree bedrm, pri.
vate bath, S06. clean, quiet home
parking. ia. 9-37D6.
I4th AND EMERsON-Nicely furn
room IN Jewish home. for work
ing lady. Laundry and cooking
privileges. Call RIA. o-bObi.
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CAIRO HOTEL

NGAAAtS AN LA
Complete Hotel Service
Rooms with TV. From SIS week.
1915 cue 81. NV. no. 2.2I04
CARIT0L hill. 205 G ct. nv
Mahog. pan, a.e., new furn., 0eot'n
law STUDENT pref. 5l7-i9ls.
CATHEDRAL AVE. at 5000 32nd-
Lee. closet, Semipvt. bath, quiet:
parking; Gentleman. Fl. 3-6627.
CHRISTIAN HOME ct $685. leth
ST. NV. desires q nice, employed.
$3.50 and 4 pm. 2e6-S66o.
COLUMBIA nd, I834-Sll so VIZ.
Clean, cool. sgle. rIns., .dhls,, $40.
Showers, color TV, maida 10 min.
CONSTRUCTION WORKERs, sl2.S
wk. 1884 Columbia I'd. SCI. rms. 4
clean, cool. color w. lhWrs., lc
min. dntn, bus, PKG. AID. A-433O
DOWNTOWN, 1913 18th b. DIV.
beaut. Ice. rms, sink. refgr.. maid.
S55, man. Or. 1880.
DUPONT CIRCLE, l740 p st. NV,
'sThe Churchill"-Sgie. rms, run.
wat, maid sve., IS up NO. 7-9ses.
DOUBLE Room. eoIoFed. twin beds,
suitable for men Or 2 women,
RA. 0-5630.
DUPONT CIRCLE = Rooms. wk.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03

HEERlGENAIOhS
Areas largest floor display, fully
guaranteed, All sales from $40 30
PEERLESS SALES co.
1887 0eoFaia Ave. AD. 2-21O(
fREFHTGKKATORs while they las
--13-eu.-ft. Automatic defrost. Q.
door Norge. GE and RcA Whiri.
pool, white. yellow pink or tur.
euoise. 13-eu.-ft. or and RcA
Whirlpool IN pink, turquoise o.
yellow, 10-cu. 1T. Norge and Ad,
nniral In white, yellow. copper
turquoise. Make an offer on one
o. All. e. no reasonable cffef vii
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY CO
10th and II sts. NE. II. s-sos2
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT = {
Hotp0int elec. french flyers.
Hotpoint elec. grllls. 1 Hotpoint
steam table. 1 SIS. sandwich bar
compl, with compressor, / Crystal
Tips lee mach, root beer bar
rel compl., Heing soup kit. Can
be seem any. day. TONY,S PIz-
Sa HshsiHsAd &d i4 m si sE.a4s5Ha in rd''
ROLLE1FLEx GAMBIA with case,
perfect condition, 8 speeds, pluI
bulb. auto. film control. f.3.5
10 l a.fsss, r. Ss 6 ! I p.S. LARSEN
RQT0BROlLER cleo, stove, pFac,
tcally new, 500. Flee, iron.
speeds, SO. cAmfioid toaster. 2.
slice. $40. white enamel Domin.
ion slee. stove, 2 burners. SIS
HU. 3.63lS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-03

ORGAN = uted HAmmond ehort
ScFSAspslr s4 gi,. W stcF Cp SnIIEk 70
- 4!SeIusiys baldwin DisEributef :.
e7Sb Ar. Hivd' on. 2 Cor. SsS- 00s
Va. store Open
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
Water Ski Show At
metropolitan Beach

The carnival will take 10 water
when the annual night ski show
takes place al Metropolitan
beach al $50 pm. on FRIDAY.
AUGUST % Set 10 carnival
music. precision acts, daring
jumps and beautiful squamaids
in colorful costumes are featured
throughout the thriil.packed.
hcur-long show
The show will be presented
under the lights in the large
boat basis Immediately east Of
the parking lot.
Starring in the show are Joe
Grlmaldi. former national doubl-
es champion. and well-knoSn
skiers Patricia. Bill and Nancy
Weston. and ,he Fontana sisters.
Laurie. Chris and Michele Other
members of the troupe are Joe
Zeleznik and Ted Dobski. both
Of the Pontiac area. Tony Gri-
maldi. Leon Kohlenberg and Hen
~ Brenkus.
There is no charge for this
special attraction. except The
usual so cent parking fee in CT.
feet al Metropolitan Beach.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24

Force ss navigator where he
served from 1955-1957 In 1859,
he entered Valparaiso Univer.
sity, Valparaiso, Indiana. from
which he graduated in 1861 with
Bachelor of Arts Degree in
Government. Here he ranked
in the upper tenth Of his grad
uating class.
At present. Price is enrolled
at American University in Wash.
ington, DC. where he will re-
ceive the Master of Arts Degree
in Government at the end Of the
summer.
The Miles College family is
happy to have this young bril-
liant mind TO its growing faculty.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
BRINGS MANY GIFTS

The membership OF Oakland
Baptist Church reccntly closed
a successful Anniversary honor
ing their pastor and his wife,
the Rev. and Mrs William Wilson
They were the Recipients of
many gifts.
Rev Wilson is a native OF
Qultman, Miss. He has served
as pastor of Oakland Baptist for
seventeen years. Under his lead
ership the church has grown
from a membership of six to
500. During these years h is
charming wife has worked dill
gently beside him with under
standing and compassion and is
held in great esteem by the con-
2rcgation.
Ministers and congregations
participating in the celebration
were Reverends w. l.. Glenn
and Pilgrim Baptist Church. G.
W. Baker and Morning View Bap-
list. ii. CASTOR and True Rock
Baptist; J. ID. Montgomery and
Greater Mt. Carmel, B. T. John
son and New Greater st. John;
p. Nj. Martin and Zion Hope
Baptist: +. A. Rundless. III and
New Liberty. J. S. Sutton and
New ST. Paul; r. A. Allen. and
Chapel Hill; c. l.. Franklin and
New Bethel Baptist, and r. w.
Wright and Mt. Zion Baptist.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24

at $3.50 pm. The Rev. NJ. L. Vim
cent Is pastUr Mls MAycl Craw-
ford. chairman sis. Lssis Lazy,
co-chalrman.
Mrs Roberta Benefited has
been named Womcns Day
speaker at the Green
Grove Baptist Church
40. ? on hiJpele Street, sun
day. Sept /. serving as char
men are Mrs. NJ. ii. Oates and
Mrs Louise Gordon Mrs. Annie
Clemons was financial secretary.
The Rev. {. Ii. Johnson, is min
istcl
Mrs Odessa Webb of Seminole
has returned from Milwaukee
Wnere she visited her sister. Ac-
companylng Mrs. Webb were the
EDWARD Portcrs Mrs Lou
lsc Porters IS the daughter vi
Mrs. Webb. Saturday. another
sister, Mrs. Fannie Hardy OF
Aberdeen. Miss. came TO the Mo
tor City for a short vacation with
the MeDD FANNY. before return
ing TO a public teaching career
in September.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
NE w S

ssitn II God sra loving one
another
II rs closing remarks he &c
dared Man n.s; depend upon
Coo
The Ethereal Choir and he
Chsncel Choir furnished the
songs urcer he direction Of
james Frazer u
James Meredith. q ihe Lni-
serNiy q Mississippi ~lil De
the principal speaker ~ the
church A1g 25 a. : pm 70 :
parent and youths group The
public is invited
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
PROGRESSIVE NATIONAL
BAPTIST CONVENTION TO
CONVENE HERE

The Second Annual Session of
the Progressive National Bap-
tist Con, ention will be held in
Detroit. September 3-8. DR.. T.
Ii Chambers. president. of Los
Angeles. Calf. viii preside, as
sisted by the Re-, L. " Booth
OF Cincinnati, OHIO. Mrs. Min
ME L. Bruce will preside over
the Women Auxiliary. and Mr.
Chester Dixon will preside over
the Laymcn.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24

S-ncs. :. People s Community
church during the broadcast oser
HCE1B accent ~ss o. re yogins
G. ne cnurrh ~7th then psrtsti-
rs..ng II tie iescing ro.ex u
ne services
The pssios ne Rey Carlyle 2
Ste~sEr p,esckeo : cyas1.lt ser.
rron on Victorigls Living
TIE massage dealt ~1'n re
Blo.icsl sior. G. COD Leading TIE
Chi.c q q lsresl OF q The
allcer,ess
Dr. stewart sxid victorious
lsIng csn oe achieved oy having
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24

The 7hunders Birds were or
Eznlzec II January 1853 ~ NJ
-1ccy. znc slncr n@s g4lnec Ee!r-
oSs'snip and is xttllsieo altn TIE
.Nsuo1Sl r1t4e ASSOCIATION. znc
ne southeastern rll1le snc f.s-
III .AssoclSton u AscnlEsr- Tie
CUB nesoc quarters anc inooor
snz-lt,o.S iltle range ls located
sl ine 4Snvg lNl4 N Delroli
1his Is TIE firsi year the Tnun-
Ger Bird cl4o has participated
u the National Matches Ac-
cordlng 10 Mrs Patricia Il Cslc-
we'll. corresponding secretary.
The team Is planning 70 partlci-
pate Il The matches each year.
she further stated that begin
ming ID September. the club wlll
begin is Junior Rifle program.
and i wlll be designed 10 en-.
list young members with an &C
cent on junior instructor pro
gram
AIRS. Caldwell Of $3.50 Allen.
Gale. IS employed as . teacher
N Detroit Prl0r 10 coming 10
Inc National Matches. she won
first place IN the lnierclub com
petition. outshooiing "a other
shooters Of the rifle club.
Fred Jackson. 1926 McDougsll.
the most enthusiastic and recent
member. is participating for the
first time in the National Ms,cn.
He is enpioyed ss pollsher
with Deiroiis Cadillac Motors
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
BANQUET

Ine 75fh annual Award Ban.
e.e' ~ Prince Hall Grand Chap
tef OBS ~ss gwen a. Wolyer-
ne iiyiel Ballroom Monday Au-
g4s' 5'h @l,n Acscls Chapter
80 ~ ~ hos;
After delightful dinner an
in'ers sung program was given
Win Nrs lnez Carter q mistress
oi ceremonies ana Mrs Jessie
Slslon presiding over the pro-
ram Vas enJOysble
Most Worshipiui Grand Mas
ter Il the Prince Hall Lodge
oroUeh, greetings and the mes
sage of Councilman William !
Pstrick. the chairman of Wayne
County Board u Supervisors was
grand Mrs Mary Jane Lett
Grand Mstron. presented the
ewarcs with Mrs Bads Scott be
ing selected a. the O.E.S Won
On n the Year
Bcnediction was by Rev. Jos
cph Br0ckingtcn
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
SLOAN SINGERS CELEBRATE
9Th ANNIVERSARY

The Sloan Gospel Singers be-
can their 9th Anniversary ccle-
bration. Sunday. Aug. 18. TO con
tlnue through Aug. 25th at the
Milton Chapel Baptist Church,
1913 JOS Campau at Garfield.
There will be many outstanding
groups appearing on their pro
grams throughout the week. The
Rev. Hilton Scabrooks is host
pastor.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
Douglas Price Joins
Miles College Staff

Douglas Pr.ce Z WoocrO~ vii
sor and Tinted States Steel Fel-
low. has loirec the Miles Col
lege faculty for the academic
year 1884 Nr Price Vas born
n Pelplrg. CHINA and has tray
sled IN twenty foreign coun-
tries and foriyeight states His
s,Icies and travel have been
more than intrinsicslly bcnefic.
Isl 70 him
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
YWCA NEWS

The ldes. Labor Day weekend
vacation for families With small
children j. offered by the YWCA
Of Metropolitan Detroit al the YWs
Camp Csvell on Lake Huron be-
ginning with the evening meal
On Friday. August 80, and end
Ing following the noon meal Mon
day. Sept 2
Child care j. included with
meals and lodging in the YWCAs
FANNY Camp package plan which
offers activities for oil age groups
swimming, bsdminton, horse
back riding. tennis, volleyball,
archery and crafts.
Special activities - golf, fish
ing, boat trips - will be avail
able al small additional fees.
Each family will live in q cab
in Of its own, and have meals
in the dining lodge with other
campers The modern facilities
OF Camp Cavell lncluoe eleclrl-
city, closet space. and metal cots
with mattresses in each cabin,
and all cabins are conveniently
near indoor toilet facilities and
hot water showers.
Cost Of the Family Camp week
end is S17.50 for each adult and
child nine years old and over;
nine years old and over; Sl2-5O
for each child four through eight
years old; and $3.50 for each
child under four years Of age.
Registration for Family Camp
may be made at the Camp Cavell
office, YWCA, 22D Witherell
Street.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24

CAMP PERRY. ONO - Three
q DerU. Mschigsns y mem
t,er Tt1nces Bird Rifle and Pls-
.oi Team zs~ 4. Camp PER-,
Ohio participating II TIE 1863
Nst-onsl zifle and Plslc. Msit..
IS TIE T'r1rcer Bird team e
competing H.tt approximately
TOO rife shooters II the Nsuco-
T. Srlsllbore cc-peuon.
Essclng The TA--ce- BIRD
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24

Mr Plce studied Il S~srth-
more College Wsilingforo. Pa
from l95l-l953: served ss an az.
lst.on cadet with the United
States Air Force from l953-l955
where ne graduated first out Of
class Of l25 nsyigstional train.
ees and was voted by his class
mates as the Best Potential Of
ficer He received his commits
sion as lieutenant in the Air
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
MoslEY VOWS SPOKEN IN
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

CHURCH
Carolyn Marie Cheery became
the ouce CT Richard William
Aosley saturday IN the Pay
r.vuin Congregational Cnusch.
Ihe co4o!e.r.ns ceremony was
performed oy me Key Nicholas
hooa. pastor Of Inc chufcn, Al
pm
Miss Cherry is the daughter
Of MI anc MIs Clarence \.
hob.nsol OF Oregon street. ana
the bridegroom Is the son oi
My. snc 3lrs William y. Mos
Ky 0. Ncrtn.awn Ave
for ner wedding the bride
chose : Wniie s4K Orsanla gown
issnionec Win .ong sleeves, and
scoop neCAAAe. aeeen1uated
Win .ace appAqucd roses. A
crown o. seea peAlls and Inine'
stones nc40 nrr snort lliusiUn
yeA. snc she carried a ~hiIe
cscnlc -and ANTE oaps carnations
Honor attendant was Mrs. Dor
i swanson VI last Gland bNd,
cousin oi the ul.Ge. Sne wore
Z pow Ger t.ue SIX organLa gown,
sty .ec Win tnree-quaIter length
sleeves. fitted Doulce and iull
SKIRT. She Csrriad a bouquet OF
blue carnations
On tie esquire side were Al
yln Johnson Of Campbell Street.
River Rouge Michigan. who ser'-
Cd as best man, and William
Cherry. bride brother and Tom
my rogers OF oregon ST., usher
cd.
For her daughters wedding
and reception Mrs Robinson
wore an Adele Simpson original
sheath OF Apricot flpplcd SIX
crepe dress Win matching shoes,
! white orchid anu beige acces-
sones me slOon mother wore
an Andora original creation done
IN ashes Of roses With chan
lilly lace bodice. pure silk
french Chiffon sAirl Win a dlap-
cd waistllnI she wore rose col
ored accessories and white
orcnid.
HosteSses were Mesdames Bea-
trice springer, ROBERT Ingram,
Ruth Ellis Mary Rogers. Rosa
Jones. Paunne Love and Doretna
Delcamp Out OF town guests
and relatives OF the groom in
cluded Mrs. Jeanette Lucas and
her children Rome and Debbic;
Miss Brenda Ann Rivers Mr..
and Mrs. James Benjamin. Mrs.
Lucille Turnbull; Mrs Emma
Lee Gardner, all of Chicago, H.;
Willie Ford. of Flint, Michigan;
FRANK Wright, Edison Jones and
CiemCHt Jones also of Chicago.
The bride anc groom are grad.
uateS Of Northwestern Hi g h
School and the Detroit Institute
Of Commerce. The groom is a
member Of the York Rite MaSons,
rnl-.>u-lau Honor Society, an
AssemDler and self-employed ac.
countant. The couple will reside
on West Chicago Blvd.
A program and an elaborate
dinner is being Planned for Sep
tember 2l. by the Undenomina.
tional Church Of God. 1911 John
c. Lodge at Virginia Park. The
oath Annual Session of the Gen.
eral Assembly met recently with
the Rev. f. BsptiSte presiding.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
$4,000 BLAINE BLOCK
CLUB TEA

Mrs. Leola Hart was hostess
! ast Sunday for tho 32.33O0
R'aine Street Block Club Green
Leaf Tea. 4-6 pm. The affair
was well attended and very sue
cessful. Mr.. Willie Nicks, Pres.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
WoMAN.s Day AT ST. JOHN

Women's Day will be held at
Greater ST. John Baptist Church.
7433 Northfield, Sunday, August
25. Mrs. Alvena Vincent, wife
OF the minister, will deliver the
III am. message and Mrs. Willie
NJ. Grimes will be guest speaker
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24
MRS. ANNA LEE WILLIAMS
TO BE PRESENTED IN
CONCERT

Mr.. Anna Lee Williams, lyric
dramatic soprano, from Denver.
Colo, will be presented in con-
cert by Choir No. 2 of Second
Baptist Church. 44l Monroe. Sun
day. September 9th at 6 pm.
Mrs. Williams made her debut
in Carnegie Hall in New York.
1861. She has sung in European
countries and is acclaimed BY
music teachers. critics and news
papers. Mrs. Callie Mason is
chairman of the program: MIR.
Albert Walker. president of the
sponsoring group.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-24

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A program and an elaborate
dinner is being Planned for Sep
tember 2l. by the Undenomina.
tional Church Of God. 1911 John
C. Lodge at Virginia Park. The
oath Annual Session of the Gen
eral Assembly met recently with
the Rev f. Baptiste presiding
The Republican., 1963-03-28
Is Concert Soloist

Godfrey Laycfsky violist will
be soloist for the Pittsburgh
Symphony concert in Cumberland
Friday evening. April S He will
play Handers Concerto for Viola
and Orchestra in B minor" The
concert is sponsored by the gas
company and proceeds 60 to the
community service projects of the
area
The concert is set for the Fort
Hill High school auditorium at 815.
1t was stated there may be few
tickets at the box office but it
vas suggested they be bought in
advance from participating clubs.
The Republican., 1963-03-28

coal in West Virginia that would
have cost an estimated SIP mill
lion year to transport to eastern
sites Vepcos bill for coal con-
sumed in its eastern steam gem
Grating stations last year was ap-
proXimatcly S28.5 million Half of
that amount was expended to cover
freight charges for hauling coal
How the project will affect the
economy of the region can be
Judged by the fact that West Vir-
pinia vii! spend more than ST.,
0G0G00 in constructing l4-mile
industrial access highway that will
run across the Top of the power
company dam, and thereby connect
Bismarck and Davis, never before
directly linked.
In addition Vcpco is building a
16-milc railroad connecting the
power transmission site with line
OF the Western Maryland railway.
a two-unit power house overlooking
the reservoir and a switchyard
For such a project good com
munications were of the utmost
importance, and the present sys-
tom viii furnish a mobile dial
radio telephone service. In order
to get permanent facilities from
Davis to Stony river General
Dynamics Telecommunications
were contacted and the microwave