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New Pastor Welcomed
Rev. C. W. Williams,
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Members and friends of the Lucy Phillips
Memorial C.M.E. Church welcomed a new
PALMDALE NOTES
Michael Taylor, 10, won
first prize, a 21 pound turkey,
at the drawing for charity at
St. John's Temple of Truth. He
lives at 2731 E. Wood St.
The Palmdale Glee Club will
appear with the Julian Glee Club
in a joint pre-Christmas musical
program at the Union Baptist
Church, December 7th. Mrs.
Madeline Mason and Miss Kathlyn
Warren are directors.
Mr. Mervyn Lackey has been
added to the faculty at Palmdale
School.
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Permit N0#126
Edward Banks, editor and
publisher of the Arizona Tribune
was recently appointed to the
board of directors of Maricopa
County Red Cross. Mr. Banks
served as program and welfare
director with the American Red
Cross in England, France and
Germany from 1944-47.
Visitors Thaw
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Artry
accompanied by their four year
old daughter, Mary, arrived from
cold Nebraska to enjoy a sunny
holiday with relatives. They
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Hankins, sister of Mrs.
Artry. Mr. Artry is the son
of Mrs. Mary Artry and the
brother of Mrs. Beatrice Me
Cauley and Mrs. Rosalee Wil
liams.
pastor and said farewell to the
former pastor. Homecoming
services on November 29 were
planned by the Women’s Mis
sionary Society, Mrs. M.Smith,
president.
Pictured (1 to r) Rev. L.J.
Harper, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Wil
liams and Rev. C. W. Williams.
Rev. Harper steps down from
the pulpit to become’a presiding
elder of the Arizona district.
Rev. and Mrs. C.W. Williams
hail from Detroit, Michigan.
RANGER
FOOD GIFTS
For the sth consecutive year,
the Ranger Food Gifts for the
Needy is planned for commun
ities throughout Arizona.
Funds for needy families are
allocated by First Federal Sav
ings. Year round food cou
pons, redeemable at local food
markets are given to the fam
ilies.
Rangers are asked to send
recommendations for a needy
family, the number in the fam
ily to the Ranger Lady, First
Federal Savings, in their local
ity, Phoenix, Glendale, Mesa,
Tempe, Casa Grande, Flagstaff
and Yuma. No telephone recom
mendations can be accepted. All
letters must be postmarked no
later than December 14.
Over 500 families have been
helped since the plan began in
1953.
Pictorial Weekly
Friday, December 5, 1958
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NEW YORK--The Commission on
Race and Housing called for an
end to the 'evil of housing dis
crimination’ in America.
The plea was contained in an
80 page report entitled 'Where
Shall I Live?’ This report in
cluded findings and recommenda
tions of the commission based
on a three year study of housing
conditions.
The commission is an inde
pendent citizens' group formed in
1955 to study housing problems
of racial and ethnic, minorities
was financed by the Fund for
the Republic.
The report urged federal and
JULIAN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
End Housing Evils
Howard Kirk, 12, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kirk, 1902
E. Atlanta is a good student.
He is in the 7th grade at the
Percy Julian School. Howard
likes to play football and read.
PRIZE WINNER
J.T. Fields, 8, pupil at Booker
Washington Elementary had
Christmas early. He won a bi
cycle on the 'lt’s Wallace?* pro
gram on Nov. 29th. He was
happy to receive the prize be
cause five days earlier his had
been wrecked by a car. For
tunately J.T. was uninjured and
he can ride again. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Fields, 17 South 11th Street.
10 Cents
Left: Eighth graders will present two one-act plays in the Percy
Julian auditorium, Dec. 12th. Vera Brooks grabs Ramiro Her
, nandAz hand to prevent Willie Smith, Jr. from harm.
Right: Mrs. A.H. Shaw directs an ironing demonstration in the
modern homemaking room while members of Mr. N, Robinson’s
class watch.
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state and local governments, the
housing industry and interested
groups to become active against
the evils of housing discrimin
ation.
A creation of a presidential
committee on the elimination of
discrimination in federal housing
and urban renewal programs was
suggested.
Recommendations included:
repeal of all existing state laws
requiring racial segregation;
state legislation prohibiting dis
crimination in public housing;
and stronger powers for state
agencies to enforce laws against
discrimination.
Tribune Carrier
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ELKS CORNER
Annual election of officers on
December 9th.
The Daughters of Grand Canyon
Temple #437 are busy planning
their annual Purple and White
Ball.
A first Bonus bottles of
spirits were served to all Bills
at the Men’s Night last week.
No favoritism with this House
Committee step up and be
served was the slogan.
'Fats’ Powell was in rare
form at the Thanksgiving pro
gram. The Nashette Dancers
provided entertaining routines.
As usual, the music by the G-
Boys was terrific.
Wonder if George Brown’s golf
game is improving?