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The Republican., 1963-05-09
KITZMILLER

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bell and
granddaughter, Mt. Lake Park. Wis
tied relatives and friends here on
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jerry McClung, Detroit,
Mich, is visiting her mother. Mrs
Lucy McClung.
Mrs. Gladys Stewart is visiting
her son-in-laW and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Mervin Sims. Lansdowne,
Md.
Henry McCloud has returned to
his home in Blaine after having
been patient at Garrett County
Memorial hospital, Oakland.
Myrtle Wilson returned home
from Elkridge, Md, after spend
ing a few days with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Wilson.
John DeLoach is spending the
weekend in Baltimore at the home
of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard DeLoach.
w. c. Paugh is a patient in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital, in
Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs Don Bender and
Mrs. Boss. of Washington, D. c..
were weekend visitors. Mrs. Boss
will spend the summer here.
Mildred Sharpless is a patient in
Garrett County Memorial hospital.
Walter Kutchall. a former resi-
dent has been a patient in Me-
mortal hospital. Cumberland, for
three weeks.
Joe Evans and Raymond Beeman
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. AS
bury Harvey, on Sunday.
Mrs. Mildred Droppleman and
daugher, Sandy, were visiting in
Keyser, Sunday.
James Droppleman. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Droppleman, of
Elk Garden, has returned home
from Scotland for a 30-day leave
with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Groves,
McMullen Highway, visited their
SOn-in-laW and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Paugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Beeman.
Akron, O.. former residents, an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
May l.
Mrs. Sarah McCafferty and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Lemley and son, of
Fairmont, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry McCloud.
Mrs. Ella Brabson is spending
some time at the home of her sons
Lester and Warren Cover, Blaine.
Roger Beeman motored to Bal
timOre on Friday, on business.
Mary Lou Harvey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Asbury Harvey and son were
in Oakland shopping, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox, Elk
Garden, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Darl
Lyons, Sunday Mr.. Cox has been
a patient in Potomac Valley hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith and
children, of Crellin, and John
Smith, of Baltimore, visited MIR.
and Mrs. H. McCloud
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox and
children, of Newburg, W. Va. Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs Erwin Smith, on
Saturday.
A3fc George A. Paugh, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Paugh, and
A3 c Charles w Paugh, son of
Mrs. Myrtle E. Paugh, both of Elk
Garden, have been assigned to
Hill AFB, Utah, for training and
The Republican., 1963-05-09

Lorenzo c. Lambert and others
TO Henry E. Schmidt and others,
50 acres of land and building in
district l.
Building Permits Issued
Eleven building permits were is
sued as follows:
Blaine Sweitzer, Mt. Lake Park,
alterations to residence.
Olive L. Kinney, MorgantOwn,
W. Va, alternaticns to residence
at Gortner, district g.
Chester K. Fike, Friendsville,
alterations to residence.
Ogilivie and Blanche Halsey,
alterations to store, Deep Creek
Lake.
James Tommasin, Angela and
Philip Falconi, Oakland, residence
at Point View
Ray M. and Gloria j. Gilpin,
Grantsville, basement residence on
Shade Hollow road, district 3.
Frederick Glotfelty, Oakland,
shop and office on Third street.
Cecil Wilt, SWanton, basement
residence near SWanton.
Hobert C. Georg, Accident, resi-
dence near Accident.
Arlie Hinebaugh, Deer Park,
barn.
Myrl j. Wilt, Deer Park, addition
to residence near SWanton.
The Republican., 1963-05-09
Banking BY Boar

Continued from Page One)
vile office, who Will also continue
in his present capacity Employees
will be Mrs. Lois Lear and Ed
ward Sanders. They will be as
sisted by officers and personnel
from the main office in Oakland.
Mrs Lear and Mr. Sanders have
been undergoing special training
at the Oakland and Friendsvllle
offices.
Banking hours for the present
will remain the same. The building
to be used was the former Nc
Henry post office, and is owned
by Walter Wachter, who operates
a general store adjoining the bank
The building was recently re-
modelled by William A. Shirer,
contractor.
Mr.. Littman said the lake office
will feature the latest in teller
machines. The use of this method
eliminates the necessity of check
ing account pass books, since the
machine will provide certified re-
ccipts for each transaction. The
receipts are retained until the de-
positor receives the regular state
mont from tho hank
The building has been enlarged,
insulated and a new porcelain
The Republican., 1963-05-09

come. This joint service with the
church.
A Bible study on the Book of
Romans and prayer service will be
held Thursday night at 7:30, at
Mt Bethel church.
Services will continue through
this week at the Pentecostal AS
sembly in KitZmiller.
Try Our Want Ads-They Pay.
The Republican., 1963-05-09
SWALLOW FALLS
(DelaYed)

NOeldyGu)
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sines
celebrated their 18th wedding an
niversary at their home on April
21st. Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cunha. GAINESVILLE; George
Sisler, Mrs. Lille Johns, Terra Al
ta Mr.. and Mrs. John Bufflemeyer,
Cumberland.
Rev. and Mrs. Jonas Sines Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Grove
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Sines.
Baltimore, the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Maybe and
daughter. of Seat Pleasant, and
Mrs. Dora Sines visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence A. Maybe. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Sines Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Skipper,
Kingwood. Sunday
The Swallow Falls All club met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Luke
Bowman. Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mummert
and son, Johnstown, Pa. visited
Mr. and Mrs. William George, over
the weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Ream and
family, Clear Spring: Mrs Bliss
Ream, Mrs. Milton Dewitt and
family, Sang Run; Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Ream. Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Bowman and family, Frederick
Lewis, Mrs. Daisy Savage visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden W. Skipper,
the past week.
Peter Spiker suffered slight
stroke, this week.
Sgt Terry Skipper, U. S. Army,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arden w. Skip
per. stationed in Seoul, Korea, has
been chosen for the ceremonial
guard of honor of the 8th U. S.
army command.
Callers during the week of Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Thomas were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lewis and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
DunsOn and daughter, Terra Alta.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Thomas and family
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Dumire
and family, Mt Lake Park. Supper
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stahl and Deane Titchnell, Terra
Alta.
Mae Sines called on Bertha and
Laura Thomas, Monday.
Linda Werdebaugh was calling
on Bertha Thomas, Wednesday
evening. Laura Thomas and Cathy
called on Blanche Teets, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Werdebaugh and
daughter, and Harry Werdebaugh
were in Baltimore over the week
end.
Mrs. Bruce Lewis is a patient in
Garrett County Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Bliss Ream and Mrs. Bert
Ream are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmitt Smith, Cadiz, o., this week
Mr.. and Mrs. William George and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Cheeks
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Spiker
this week
Mrs. Nora Savage and Mrs. Iva
Carr McHenry. visited Mrs. Daisy
Savage, Sunday.
Bert Ream and daughter, Peggy
and Wilma Ream visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Hershman, Sunday.
Prayer services were helu at Ine
home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Werdebaugh, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trout, of
Pittsburgh, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence w. Maybe, Charles Miller, of
Hancock; Sgt. and Mrs Albert
Wireman and family visited Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Maybe recently
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Broadwater,
Silver Spring: Leroy Glotfelty, of
Oakland, spent Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs Arden w. Skip
nor
The Republican., 1963-05-09
g Deed Transfers
Recorded For Week

Twenty-three property transfers
we're recorded during the past
week in the office of the state
department of assessments and
taxation. They included the follow
ing:
Leroy l.. Friend and wife to
Homer l.. Bennett. as of an acre
Of land and dwelling in district Z,
cast Oakland.
William d. Pattison and others
10 william Welcn and wife, l lot
I'm district 4. Bloomington.
Harry F. Boore to Glenn A. Har-
vey and wife, liz lots and dwelling
in district a.
Veronica r. Robertson to Irving
r. Wolfe and wife, 9198 square
feet of land and dwelling in dis
;rict Is, Mt Lake Park.
George Stanley Harvey and wife
to the C. and P. Telephone com
pany of Maryland, 1.53 acres of
land in district l, Swanton.
William S. Peters and wife to
Paul L. MacFarline and wife. PAS
acres of land and buildings in dis
trict l.
Glenna l. Sisler to Hills II. Sis
Ter and wife. 20 acres of land and
buildings in district 6, Sang Run.
Mark o. Bachtel and others to
Kenneth Robert Bachtel, SPA acres
of land in district 8. Ryan's Glade
and Red House.
Herbert w. Browning and wife
tC Bernard f. Dixon and wife, .498
of an acre of land in district IA,
west Oakland.
Mary E. Sliger to Dale L. Ma
haffey and others, 69.38 acres of
land and dwelling in district IA.
Troy Fike and others to Paul E.
Jenkins and wife, SO of an acre of
Land and dwelling in district IA.
Anthony W. Liberate and wife
70 John A. CARRIER and wife, $4,000
square feet of land and buildings
IN district IA.
Nora M. Lottig and husband to
Leo F. Miller and wife, 1852 acres
of land and buildings in district 3,
Grantsville.
Constance Smith Franklin to
Kenneth Ray Wildman, As of an
acre of land in district l.
Sam U. Yoder and wife to Grace
Bittinger and husband. .343 of an
acre of land and trailer in district
3.
Vadne p. Stanton to Aza Stan
ton. one-half acre of land and
dwelling in district Z.
Vadne P. Stanton to Florence
Maurer, 40 of an acre Of land and
dwelling in district Z.
Estates Development Co. to Gar
rctt County Memorial Gardens,
Inc. 1875 acres Of land and build
ings in district 7.
Dennis T. Rasche and wife to
Veronica r. Robertson, lot $50 by
40 and buildings in district IA
Vadne p. Stanton to Florence
Maurer, two lots and dwelling in
district IA
Penn Electric company to Ralph
Gardner and wife, 9,943 square
feet of land in district IA.
Penn Electric company to Helen
il Gardner and husband, 4,741
square feet of land in district IA.
The Republican., 1963-05-09
Organize Ladies' Auxiliary

A ladies' auxiliary for Boy Scout
troop IS, Of Loeb Lynn, was organ
lied at a meeting Tuesday evening,
May Z, it was announced. Members
are mothers of the boy scouts and
wives of the troop committeeman.
The Republican., 1963-05-09
Broudcusts About County

Kennedy Ludlam, columnist for
the Washington Post and NBC COM
mentator, covered Garrett county
recreational facilities on his Sat
urday morning broadcast over
WRC-NBC, Washington.
The Republican., 1963-05-09

Marylands attorney general
ruled that governors pension plan
was uncontitutionai
A west German rocket scared
for 65 miles into the sky.
The Republican., 1963-05-09

front installed 1t is heated by clcc-
tricity and air conditioned Off
GERS. directors and employees will
be on hand for the opening date
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
sMITH.WILsoN SPEAK vows

Barbara Jean Smith and Roth
well James Wilson were married
Sunday afternoon in Mt. Pleasant
Missionary Baptist Church A
reception at the Detroit Urban
League followed the ceremony
The bride is the daughter Of
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
OAKLAND BAPTIST CHURCH
70 oEc,N RADIO BROADCAST

The oakland Avenue bap''S'
Church. located at 3l7 harpcI
al Oakland Ave, VIII peglh =
regular religious radio-prosu, ,oss
east. Sunday, August A, 1908
over WLIN-FM from 6'oo 70
$50 pm. They will be reaching
some 10000 listeners through
out this area. Mrs. Louise ror'
ter is narrator. The Rev. W. W.
Wilson, minister. Mrs. Ordle Ia
tum. publicity chairman.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
Over TO- 600 Expected
To ATTEND National
Primitive Convention

JACKSONVILLE - Over 10,-
600 ministers, dcacons, delegates
and friends are expected to at
tend the National Primitive Bap-
list Convention here August 21-
IS.
The headquarters for the con-
vcntion will be at the Mt. Olive
Primitive Baptist Church of which
Rev. j. M. Dixon is the host
pastor
Rev. p. ID. Brantlcy, president
of the national convention, urg-
es all delegates to come with
full reports, open minds, and
contrite hearts.
Tho theme of the meeting is
Evangelism, the World Wide
Mission of the Primitive Bap-
tist Church.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03

II Alabama; Virginia Union Uni
.crsity of Richmond; Bennett
College Of Greensboro and ST.
Augustinc's College of Raleigh,
NC The four choirs will present
d program of choral works by
.'elix Mendclssohn, an immortal
10Th century composer.
An American Composers pro
gram will be presented by the
choral groups of four colleges
The week of August Is, h G
choirs represented will be st.
PaufS College, Lawrcncevillc,
Va; Bennett College, Green's
boro. NC; Benedict College. Co
lumbia. sc; and Xavier Univer-
sity, New Orleans, La
The week of August 18, the
choral groups of two colleges
will be heard in a program de-
voted TO the music of Johannes
Brahms, another 10th century
musical great. The participants
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
New Metropark

Kenneth l.. HallcnDeck, DIR
ector of the Huron-Clint0n Me
tropolitan Authority, today an
nounced that the new METRO
PARK GUIDE for l963-64 is
now available for distribution.
Supplied without charge, the
METROPARK GUIDE is a map
in color illustrating Huron-Clin-
ton Metropolitan Authority park
lands. state recreation areas and
highway routes throughout the
counties of Livingston, Macomb,
Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne,
the area served by the Author
ity.
With its turquois cover. this
map shows the locations and
lists the facilities of the Author
ity's loop of seven parks from
Lake st. Clair to Lake Erie
Present and Proposed "Freeway''
routes and the location of
Stoney Creek Metropolitan
Park, a $500 acre recreational
site, under development three
miles northeast of Rochester and
four miles southwest of Romeo,
are included.
II is available for 'free dis
distribution" by contracting the
n-Clinton Metropolitan Au-
thority, 1850 Guardian Building,
Detroit Michigan 1925, or at
the office OF the following
parks Metropolitan Beach near
Mt. Clemens. Marshbank Met
ropolitan Park southeast OF
Pontiac, Kcnsington Metropoli-
tan Park southeast OF Brighton,
Hudson Mills Metropolitan
Park northwest Of Ann Arbor
and Lower Huron Metropolitan
Park near Belleville.
Fannie Cannon.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
Popular Programs To Be Repeated
In august ByNegro College ChoHs

NEW YORK - The August
broadcasts of Negro College
Choirs." the ABC Radio Network
weekly series. will repeat foul
audience-favorite programs The
choral groups of nine southern
colleges will be represented, the
Negro College Fund announced
here today.
Featuring the member collcg-
cS of the Fund, the programs or
iginatc in New York City and
are beamed by the American
Broadcasting Company to its af-
filiated' stations each week The
local ABC stations throughout
the country broadcast the choirs
on varying days and at different
times. Check local newspaper
lisiings for airtime.
T h e first broadcast of h c
month. originating August 4,
will feature Tuskegee Institute
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03

Funeral services for Mrs.
Henrietta Dupree Simmons. rs.
was held Thursday, July 25 at
Jehovah Baptist hCurch at 200
pm.
Mrs. Simmons. wife of Rev.
VIM. Simmons, was born in Cor.
dele, Georgia, passed away in
Maybury Hospital after a lin
gering illness.
She was a deeply religious
and ardent worker in the church.
She also was interested and
worked in her hucband's broom
factory. She had been one of the
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03

will be the choirs of Hampton
Institute, Hampton Va; and Xav-
ier University, New Orleans, La.
Johnson c. Smith University,
of Charlotte, NC, will be repre-
scnted on the series by it choir
during the week of August 25.
Negro College Cholrs' is now
in its 14th year of continuous
broadcasting over the ABC Rad
10 Network.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
Social g Church
ly K.ty NMa"'

,,rs N,,l!ic Smith OF Town
send Street. Her husband y
tho SON of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Wilson. The Rev. {. o. siewa''
officiatcd. Miss Smith was ~
on in marriage by johnny
Wright. For her wcddins Snu
chose ohantilly lace gov"
detailed with a sump'uouS
sLirt Of flowing tullc w''n
lace applique around s"i'" @
sleeves and scal.osed nechllnc.
She carried an orchid ON 81,
bIe. Gowncd alike in PINK iac'
and nylon with matching shocs
were Gloria Jackson and Car
ol Mccall bridesmaids, ana sci,
coa James Of IoWnSend' m''u
of honor.
Wilson McAd, o of Orleans
eorved AZ best man. UshcrS were
1bomas Wilson, brother OF thc
groom. MAJOR James OF towh
send Monroe liarris oi Mdinc
and Juane Stevenson ol lSier
Street.
For her daughters wedding
and reception. the bils. ; mo-
ther wore bcl9c S.~ uress
with front Her hat was Smali
cluster of beige an0 orans tiolM-
ers She wolc b.oWn snoNs WIN
matching gloves and bas Inc
groom m.l@r VOC Ne'|o
pure silk dress with an cmDroid,
cred pane ion botn siues ana
md,c.n.- ecC. ..aJiisa.
a..4.n. ds ..StSsScs al Inc
. rccc: .lOn were Mi'Ses bir9dr'
/ Williams. nc-d hos,esS, lANon
la l.. ya,ii. o.ia Ha.s. Lorcna
/ Bell. Char.o,lc 3.cssrd- Ann
cite Snldcr. aanara henderson
and CaIncrlnc lawrence. Als'
Ella Smith. hcrnlce 1yher an'
(, Ta,oIa Cant. lhe bidc IS
graduate of Southwestern lliSl
School. The groom Alma Mater
is Pcrshing liish. The couple
will reside Oh Delaware Stree
in Detroit
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03

nvptisi vows Sunday. July 9th
at 4 pm. in the M. Pleasant
Missionary Baptist Chvre h,
GARDEN PARTY
The Housewives League of De-
troit gave a very beautiful Gar
den Party for the delegates and
friends attending the National
Convention Of the Housewives
League Of America. Inc. Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs Ty-
rus. 81 Arden Park
Entertainment for the affair
was furnished By the Modernls-
tic Dance Group.
Mrs. Mamie Black, National
Recording Secretary acted as
Mistress of Ceremonies crowning
the queen of National Housewives
League by Mrs. Pearl l.. Bell.
National President Of Louisville,
Ky. Mrs. Mazcrene Mabry of Bir-
mingham. Alabama was crowned
Queen Mrs. Geraldine Davis OF
Detroit was second place and
Mrs. Rosa L. Lane. substituting
for Mrs. Chesley of Louisville,
Ky, was third
Introduction of delegates by
Mrs. Rosa l.. Layne Business rep
resentativcs. Miss Clara Greer
and Mrs. Fannie Holley were
presented by Mrs Naomi JEFF
fries. president Housewives Lea
que. Detroit, Mich.
over one hundred delegate
and friends were seen enjoying
this hospitality.
The committee responsible fol
the lovely affair included Mrs
Camilla Holden. chairman, Mrs
Mary Bray. hostess chairman
Mrs Marie Dessau, Mrs. Mabe
Brown, Mrs. Ruth Williams. Mrs
Hattie McParkcr and Mrs Hattie
Ferguson. Mrs. Lucille Jones
Mrs Anna Love. Mrs. Rosctt
Good. Mrs. Louise Gilliard, Mr.:
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03

The Ladies Aid of Hartford
Avenue Baptist Church he d
their regular meeting al the
home Of Mrs. Irene Cartlcdge
on Westminster last Sunday al
,ernoon with % members pres
ent.
The meeting was opened by
the president. Mrs. Lucy Walls
after a timely devotion. The agcn-
da was followed verbatum and
was rather lengthy. "A Family
Table Picnic is planned for ear
" in August at Belle Isle. The
hostess served a complete dinn-
el. and was much enjoyed by all.
then too, the club was so con-
genial making Mrs Cartlcdge
quite happy to have them in.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Talia-
ferro of Scotten Avenue gave
a delectable family dinner for
MIR. Taliaferros kindred, Thurs
day afternoon at their spacious
home. They we're Miss Paulo
Simmelykaer. Mrs. Martha In
gram. mother: Winifred Blair,
daughter, and Sterling Blair, Sr.
NAclRMA CARD PARTY
Saturday afternoon the Naci-
rema Card Party was given at
j. l.. Hudsons Auditorium and
there were 220 people present
to enjoy this lovely affair.
There were table prizes and
40 door prizes. and the serving
was simply beautiful.
Mrs Essie Lee Taliferro re.
ceived the first door prize, which
was a lovely aluminium chair
She also received a table prize
an arrangement of lovely flow
ers.
Mrs. and Mrs Lucius Watkin:
of Scotten Avenue are weekend
ing in Lorraine, Ohio and Cleve
land, Ohio, with relatives anc
friends, while also attending th'
Annual Community Roscdale Pic
mic of Rosedale, Ala
AT the Retirement Party civ
en- last Sunday Afternoon at thu
Nacirema Club, the I'll Captain
. Businessmen's Club presented
Mr.. John Lindsay a plaque b,
it's president. Mr. Harry Jour
icks.
This is one of the fine bus
inessmen's clubs of the city, ant
is now IL years old and Mr.
Lindsay was one of the foun
ders.
The Afro-American Ladies o
Good Will enjoyed lovely
boat ride last Sunday at Bob-L
with IL guests present.
II is always gratifying lookinl
at familiar scenes and notini
: the many changes taking place
as nothing stays the same always
, A table dinner was spread AM
soon they departed for Detroit
The MaHarry Auxiliary gave
lovely Fashion Revue Sunday al
, ternoon startin gout as a Gar
den Party but due to the rain
being forced TO retreat to th'
spacious auditorium in St. Pau
AME Zion Church, using the Car
{ tledge House OF Mink and Mod
: els. The affair was well attend
ed.
Mr.: and Mrs. Cartledge plsl
r in the near future to make
trip to New York in preparation
for their Fall fashions on tn
10th OF August.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03

head mothers in the church for
Ia years.
She is survived by her hus.
band. VIM. Simmons, three sons
Jerry, Roscoe, Jimmy, two
grandsons, Gerald Crittcndcn
and Lorainno Simmons of Jack.
sonville, Florida, two brothers
Jerry and Johnny Duprcc and
neices and nephcws, Rosie and
Garfield of Cleveland, Mary and
Henry Bibens, Douglas, Gcorpia
zebadee Duprec, Miller. Jr and
a host Of cousins.
lntcment, Detroit Memorial
Cemetery.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
sth ANNUAL WoMENs DAY
a, LOYAL IrmPLE CHuRCr

s,h ANNUAL WoMEN'S DAY
a. LOYAL irmPLE CHuKen
LOYAL Temple Baptist Church,
34Y2 Chene Street, observed
,n.lr 8th Annual Women Day
celebration Sunday, July 28th.
Principal Speaker IN the III am
worship period was Mrs. May
L. heed. She was presented Dy
Mrs. Hattie {. Dogans OF lhlrd
Baptist Church, President OF
the Sunday School and Baptist
Training Union Congress OF
Michigan. Also participating IN
the morning service were Mrs
Margurite Nj. Mays, Mrs. Maggie
Reid of Mt. Olive Baptist Church.
Mrs. Renna Bell King OF New
Harmony Baptist, Mrs. Ada Mae
Richard, Mrs. Hattie {. Dogans
OF Third Baptist, Mrs. Mag5le
Bough and Mrs. Norma Smith
Mrs. Ora l.. Gray presided over
the morning and afternoon SER
vices, and the special Women
Chorus provided the music.
AT $3.50 pm, a panel discus
sion was the highlight,- cmpha-
slzlng the theme Women Work
ing Together Building CHRIST
ian World, featuring Mrs. Les
sic Coston, Mrs. Estella Gibson
and Mrs. Viola Hayes all OF
ST. James Baptist Church. The
panel interview was. led by Mrs
Lillian Kelly. Deaconess of st
James Baptist Church. Commit
tee Chairmen were Norma Smith
general chairman, Maggie
Bough, Program, Laura Govan
Secretary, Della Wakefield, Mu
sic; Louise Silvertooth, Social,
Anita Hankins, Finance; Mar
garettc Penny. Floral. o h r
members of the committee were
Hattie f. Taylor, Miss Ernest
inc Govan, Ada Mae Richard,
Lillian Turner, Mary Woodson,
Elnora Gray, NJ Il. Penny, Eve
lyn Dumas. Ushcrs included
Miss Imogene Silvcrtooth, Quin-
cy Walker, Ida NJ. Long and
Rose Beaver. The Rev. Murray
Gray is minister.
Belatcd Birthday Happiness
to my sister Mrs. Regina l.
Muff of Pasadena, Whose natal
day is July 18th.
Senior Missionary Circle No
One of Second Baptist Church
of Detroit held their picnic or
Belle Isle last Sunday afternoon
Everything was going swell un
til the rain came and chased
all away. The children suffered
most having to give up the
swings, sliding board, bugg,
rides, etc.
Mrs. Lucille Moore is Pres
ident of the group, the Rev. A
A. Banks, Jr, Minister.
sMITH-WILSoN SPEAK vows
Barbara Jean Smith and Roth
well James Wilson were married
Sunday afternoon in Mt. Pleasan
Missionary Baptist Church. A
reception at the Detroit Urbal
League followed the ceremony
The bride is the daughter O