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m< .r fa.or —and me trio were
not found . u».t>
1.4 ’ Thursday Jones and a
friend. Judsnr, K.ii- were ar•
r< •« o and charged with entering
v.;* ho jt p< rrni * • ion They acre
aMjj.fd of hr* a/ .ng into an
abandoned and stealing
a wa i h ha ■ *f; ar.'l a bathtub Both
a ' re found guilty and sentenced
*o 90 days in the House of Cor
rent ion.
laorothv Stanley, a self-sivied
fort ne ’*■,i**r. bc’ter known a*
Sisti.-r Tonka got trapped la-t
week a’ h«r own game h> an
alert policeman.
Mr* Stanley 31. of 2504 W
Lacison. was arrested by Patrol
rnan Hobart Meadows of the vice
bureau, and charged with for
tune telling, after the officer
ga\e he* a $5 00 donation for
a little prediction about the fu
ture
Patrolman Meadows •■aid h<-
went to the Dasison address and
told ’SiJiher Tanka he needed
h'lp. aftr-r receiving a circular
she had distributed
The officer said he told Sis
ter 7ank;i 1 am out of work
because the garage where 1 was
employed burned down.
“1 have* no way to feed my
wife and three babies.”
Patrolman Meadows said after
Sinter Ta'ka read his palms, she
advised him:
“You will not have to worry
because by Friday, Dec 20 you
will get another job better than
the one jiou had at the- gara-- o’
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worm of rn -tuel . ta. .i irom L«>
tro.::.ar. Oi.rx-rt h ii.i.
ihe officer aa.d he confiscat
ed e-xrent cateu net i..p:
di.'i to To in ca.n
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experience now that crime does
r.ot pay Lraoford 31, of
L* .fa-’ wi: -er/e: • and to 7-2 u
years in Pn-on by Re
corder s Judge Paul L Krause
after picadiru guilty to robbery
armed. He* wa-> charged with ’ic
$2 105 08 rohM-ry last Aug 3 of
a market at B'uol Joy Road.
Police -aid that iiradford took
the money «»’ the point of a gun
and warned the manager and
ca-hiers If anybody follows me
I will fill them full of bullets. "<
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Louis I>c-e Washington. 30, of
18847 Justine, was charged with
larceny from a person last week
in a warrant signed by Record
er s Judge John A Ricca
Washington was arrested on
the complaint of Carol Macro,
25. of Warren, who accussed him
of snatthing her purse contain
ing $5 and sundries last Aug.
2!l as he was walking to her car
on a parking lot at 1905 Fast
McNichol*.
Police said Washington admitt
c*»l the theft. They yuoted him
saying: ‘I snatched the purse be
i ause 1 needed money.”
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Larrv Aaron Walker. 18, of
2441 May bury Grand, was held
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Jwit n* L«*C*. Agne*** W* *©n,
Sy**.» L. Br»oen.
By ISAAC JONES
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r. '!j • .:;. Grand De. 16.
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. ..'. r..- ’.a-r. WilKer took a
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*. p.d '.I ’...•, bid'te to hli
it ijvi : * : him of H 30.
( . r;ez *a;d Walker warned him.
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Karl b .rr* .1 24 of 55 Hague.
■■■•■-- charged with nonsopport
.a* i»ecr: in a warrant issued
o> the prosecutor • office.
is a:-., was arrested on the
complaint of h> estranged wife.
H.ioa 21 of 1320 Last Canfield
The couple married in Nov .
1962 and separated in Nov . 1963
Mrs Burrell *aid her husband
na* r.ot „ivtr. her any mone>
toward the support of their 2-
year-old >on. Lari. Jr . since
their separation.
The child was born before
their marriage
Garfield, was chraped with sim
ple larceny last week in a war
rant issued by the prosecutors
office
Calvin was arre-ted in a down
town department store where the
store detective Maxwell Brown
>aid he observed him conceal $5 •
50 worth of Christmas decorations
and {gifts in a shopping bag and
attempt to leave the store with
out paying for the merchandise.
George Tuggle. 53. of 1695 Tay
lor, wa-< fined SSO or 30 days in
the House of Correction last week
by Recorders Judge Arthur J
Koscinski alter pleading guilty
to engaging in an illegal occu
pation
Tuggle was arrested in his
home by I’atrolman Gilbert Hill
of the vice bureau, after accept
ing SI 60 in mutuel bets from
the officer.
Patrolman Hill said he confis
eated SllOO in cash and 31 cur
rent dated bet slips.
Society jboings
by /Aery Bette Rhodes
| o'clock OmMr ot il Mococcoy
Saturday evening Mr and Mr*
j u Taliaferro were host* to
the Arnui Novem Club at the
Kl Morocco on lister lor #
n't |m k dinner. which was eniO)-
*•#l irarmn*rly After dinner.
•'Christmas'' wa* ,ht important
topic which brought much chit
chit, then the club motored back
to the- Taliaferro home for *oc
latiid K«mn while they were re
laxinii A later luncheon was **rv
♦ and at home and Chnstroi* gift*
were exchanged Many carol*
were iunt!, and appreciated-
Special guests included Mr and
Mm A G Robert-on. of burns
Avenue; the Itubard Bookers. *he
Calvin brooks, the Thomas Har
rj> the James Harvey *i the I h-.»m
--as Sean ys. the I>*Ko> Spradley*.
th*- Fred Howells, the Earnest
Sweenyes and the John 1 aider
• • •
Mrs Bernice Stewart of Iron
wood was happy to have the
i hr Ist maa Party of the Peter Pan
Bridge at her home last Wednes
day evening She served a love
dinner and Christmas gifts
..ere exchanged.
Present were .Mesdames Hattie
Wheeler Gwendolyn Harrison,
Beatrice Preston, Cecilia Carter.
Marie Walker. Mabel Stowers.
M.h.l and berni.ee Stewart.
K • vr> w here in Detr o ; t the
Spin’ abounds Santa
•_.a-> is making his anticipated
an: the exchange of gifts
: n.any oth* r charitaole acts
... ’j n.uKe a nappy holiday sea
-.n for ail.
Tne P.node C.w.th tht-ir
r. .z. a- .'Ute- ■ enjoyed a de
.- '_r..e dinner and exchanged
trj-t.fal gift*. Which Was follow
*. ; '•> sc ..able .arr.e- adding fun
•, tr.c- dinner party Saturday eve
at tr.e heme f Mr and Mrs.
c nw•: Hancock
• a •
Christmas With Moth#r
V.l- Cora Brown Los Angeles
attorney i> more than happy to
' - home w.*h her mother and
fa* r Mr and Mrs Clifton Todd
-r.: her many friends for the
Cans:mas HCidays
Mr and Mrs Gamble of Penn
->-*ar..a are spending Christmas
week at Mr Gamble s norr.e vis
•Ln~ r..- sister Mr .nd Mrs D
P Lilly of Oxmuigee ukla.
e t •
A Happy Christmas
Tr.e Detroit Association Dress
Drive wa ? a wonderful success
H'ouse for gir.s made through
the efficient effort* of the Com-:
mi’tee whose chairman wa* Mr*
f.hn.-’tna Bi-hop-and with the
r.ea .tiful re-ponse through club
member* and friend- also
The drive* garnered 213 dress
• - making many needy girls hap
py with a pr* ”y Christmas dress
Thi- another Star for the An
nuai project on their agenda
A lovely party accompanied
this program for they were serv
ed cocoa, ice cream and cookie-
Awroy » Bakery presented a mov
ie whicn was also enjoyed and
appreciated Thanks to all Mrs.
Vivian Booth, president and Mrs
C Bishop, chairman.
• « «
Past and Present Bridge Club
The gusty wind bringing zero
weather did not keep the Thurs
day Past and Present Club from
attending th e meeting at t h e
home of Mrs.. Essie Taliaferro
for they found warmth and a de
licious luncheon waiting lor them
Christmas gifts weer exchanged
and everyone went home quite
nappy.
• t t
Social Informers
Mrs Marie Lowry was hostess
Monday evening to the Christmas
Party of the Social Informers
Club who were having their an
nual affair.
All member- were present and
enjoyed the delightful menu
served.
Prc-cnt were Mesdames Mar
guerite Cotman. Mildred Green,
Gwendolyn Harrison, Florence
Hoi n. Marie Melburn. Myrtle
Hose. Lois Merriweathcr and Ma
bel Lowry.
• • •
Mrs Dorothy Duncan is at
home again and doing very well,
we may see her out in the streets
most any time, (we hope).
• • •
Mr and Mrs. Granville Cook
is spending Christmas with her
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Buckner of Los Angeles. Calif.
Saturday evening a lovely sup
per was served at the Detroit As
sociation of Women's Clubs.
The beautiful Christmas tree
lent much cheer to the party.
Christmas carols were sung and
some gifts were exchanged There
were pictures taken by Fletcher
Williams.
• * »
National Council of Nogro Womon
The observance of the Nation
al Council of Negro Women of
Detroit. Inc., presented to the
people Saturday. December 14.
at the Cross Roads Restaurant
one of its finest Luncheon Pro
grams under the leadership of
Mrs F.dith Gamble.
Dr. Dorothy B. Ferebee of How
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC 2*. ***
6
ard L'BOTMtjr. »n gUeM
«" T" I** 1 ** f ‘C:,
work all o**r th, l s A , M
foreign country
for the subpect she chose [wT )
racy at the Cross Hoads 1
In summary We the
must continue to seek more Jj 1
cation; we must become Jj
diplomatic in our relation Zi
all peoples, we rau-t have a f J
tural home life, tea hinj 0 j
children their du-v J, "'j
and ail mankind that • hrUt kJ|
esty and dear hvm; .*
sentuJ for all citizen- \\li
these basic rule- his,, been vI
WF. \Kp tuJ
ROAD STRAIGHT For
RACY *8
MRS. EDITH GAMBLE
Mrs Anna Roo*>-.< : Hals'eg
taike-d about the 15* r. A vcndott
to the Constitution ar.ikh
in part, all cituer.- have •>
ri-ht to vote ■ -of r«
culor or creed
Mrs Jeanette V. ■. *
paid a beautifful trs: j\- to Mcy
McLeod Bcthune w.o is ‘he s>
?.vuting power of th.» bne *
ganization She ha i « >ens;‘.m
insight into the r.c-. and a
pirations o four people and «a
much loved and re>pvi!vd by AU
p>ecple
Mrs Geraldine Biedsoe toud
cd deep into the life ar.:! pa-.-ji*
of this noble chara *<r. Pres
ident John F. Kennedy, maiaj
us all feel his presence
Coffee hour was at the how
of Mr> Hannah Ray nv. rid. 1&J9I
Ohio, after the luncheon.
Mrs Edith D Gair.’ilc. pres
ident . Mrs Emma K 1 .*ts. vice
president: and chair”'.-.n of th
Founders Day Comm.tree id
Mrs. B >f»*Jchnson. second vice
president. ,
\\ oo die King
On Theatre:
RE . Harold Pir.ur - The Col
Icilion A The Du:.:: a alter
The Unstebied theetr* prewnH
The Dumbwaiter A The Collect**
b» Hiro and *mter and '-ected by SC.
Cantor *tar* Lee M«none*
Murri, Ann Sh»w BHI
tir»9 and ‘ighting by Harry Hew*
One good thing ab <' the Fifr
hr play.-, one doe-n * have u
nder-tand them to like then
Both play- seem a- i! they art
moving in a ,-tran-e land wherf
only visitors can view the hid
den secrets i- exactly ho*
I felt vvhen watchin- 'he "*■
plays: an outsider w :'h li*'|
knowledge of where 1 was ar.
what 1 should take aml kef?
from what 1 saw on ’hr
And even though I ft it - heatf
because of this. 1 f*el that :
precisely the way Pinter wou«
expect me to feel. If indeed t l *
expected anything at ail
The presentation is a theutr.-
cal gem for the L'nstahlcd. Tbt
setting and the direction a‘ f
l>oth good; the acting
from excellent to average a
thats not bad for OffWooda -
In the Dumb Waiter, two ko
lers arc held up in an old &
taurant's basement They
to be doing nothing and )
something is happening 1 h° a,r , !
calitv, exactly what can he D
ten through the individual
can not be given by me AM*
let me say. the show is excel»
Lee Mahony rises above himj>
to give and outstanding P or
mance that can be comp* ir0 ‘
the best I have seen
Mark Murri is excellent n>
piece also: his character
represents the title of the I’ 1 -
And he is every bit a Dumb-
Waiter. , h „#
THE COLLECTION is a r ‘” if
story. One of those did * e .
didn't she bits: further. cxai
who is the biggest liar.
t heat hies of the t OLLr. , fl
are the calm and cool * a >-
which the character tel
and truths, and too >eek
same. Again its Lee •
doing a stand-out ac * ,n *.. in «
again it s Mark Murri ***%
that professionalism is on
perience. However. Ann*
adds a great deal t° . fr y.
duction by her sheer (fl
Bill Boswell as the fr,c "
Murri is outside of ro>
Again. The Dumb
The Collection is an
ing of theatre. , lnr o(
E. C. Cantor is the tor*
the plays, scheduled t° rU
Jan. 12! 1964 -

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