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R| *r • . +mtm. „ I i £ J*y Wm : ju B>' hT - ""-" "j- RJTO' Wl v—- >- > T'S*\ ' HP „■<• : , "A ’> A V |f / ffl ¥ L >« . Mu rtf Joyce Mink ley Miss Devon*Aires M G iByMURIAL E. WRIGHT * The De\ on-Aires present- ed their .second annual yprintr dance entitled Spring Nocturne” at Cen- ). Saturday nite. A» the young-timers en- tfffd the ballroom they ** re greeted by the Dev- "n-Aires who wore black l!, d white gardenia cor- “lei, two hundred guests y* nc «<l to music by Clar- Kid and his 0 f dancing par- tv was the coronation cere-i monies, presenting the con- testant charmers vying for! title of ‘‘.Miss l)e von-A ire of 1056” with Mrs. Gladys E. Poe, club sponsor, acting as mistress of cere monies. Crowned Miss Devon* Aire of 1115(5 was Mary Joyce Blakely by last years queen, Harriet Holmes. Miss Blakely was present- ed with a bouquet of Amer- ican Beauty Roses, and a piece of luggage. The queen wore a Saf- fron colored triple-tiered j waltz length formal. Atop her head was a glistening silver dust tiara. Her escort was Robert Wright. Members of her court wore rainbow-hued form, als, blending perfectly with black and white (club col- ors). Capturing second I prize was Willia Lea Craw- ford, while third and fourth place winners were Edith Lattimore and Alice Tay- lor respectively, Members of the court, along with Miss Devon- Aire of 1955, were present- ed with baby orchids by club prexy, Muriel Wright. Members who made the affair a success were Eve- lyn Jones, Delores Hunter, Margaret Wills. Genet la Hopson, Marilyn Miller, Betty Arnold, Teresa Riv- ers, Vickey Johnson, La- vern Albright, Ella Mae Shaw. Delores Jones, Lo- retta Strong, Evalyn Mc- Lehan, Barbara Redding, Laura Wilson, Shirley Hill, and Marye Johnson. Among the guests were Bill McCallum, Charles Bass, Barbara Windrow and Donald McGuinn. Je- rome Spriggins, John Max- well. Timothy Harris, Viv- ian Lamb and Harold Hen- rv, Elizabeth Jones, Tonunv Routt. Rowlette Hicks. Mar- gie Albright, James Du- Rose, Barbara Jefferson, Joan Ross and Ernest Dil- lard. Also Louis Davis, Peggy Woodson, Ernie Greene, James Moss, Frank Adams, I Charles Greer, Leo Taylor, I June Ross, Arthur Terry, Paul Brooks, Barbara Ken- on and Joidie Moore, Joan Ferguson, Minnie Poindex- ter, Elizabeth Ta y 1 o.r, Maude Bennett, Lois Hop- son, and Alma Albert. Also Sally Hardin, Mar- gie Hawkins, Leroy Brooks, Joe Robinson. Ray McLe- han, Ronald Wilson, Emer- son McLehan, Sara Lavern Leslie, Flora Knight, Joyce Thomas, James Scotts. Vir- ginia Blakely, Don (tillinm, Thomas Draper, Martha Hicks, Kenneth Jones, Geo. Hay, Daniel Moyer, Evelyn Smith, Robert Rivers. Wil- lie Nelson, Robert Diggs, Mary McFall, and Charles j Jamison. SUPPORT DEMOCRACY .. . REGISTER In Ums to rots Iht M ELECTIONS f ASHION y OUR FIGURE WITH SPIRELLA Cf HDLES It BRASSIERS HYLON - HOSIERY p h. TY. 4-1400 | ««43-OAKLAND f ** A1 «*» 1:00 6:00 rr,otmint Men Hah •IT BLArir<°" *•*••■* SHOWN SHAD IS) fi Smaiini new hair coloring treatment works wonders on old looking'* hair. J* * *lmo»i a mirarl* *0 It bring* youthful-like natural looking j«t blacknna ♦o dulCitreaked, gray •nd I: ir., hair Mia^fewafrjirjr. gCTK'rtS Jjmt u* Joy of ■MCK hair to- “J**» m^2vL5 r* /V h . ull,a S plua lai rvtrywhart. strand ■WiaSSL’ DA»« MOWN i m k CMoatai, wimH •'*"* ’'' • > • •;• t\ ' »*vv gW'' ■ « '* ” i.-'" JHI '* i '*m HEW DEVON-AIRES QUEEN —The Devon-Aires presented their annual 'Spring Nocturne' at Central Y on Saturdav nigh! which was highlighted by the crowning of the 1956 queen. Top, left, the queen and at- tendants: Edith Lattimore. Alice Taylor, Willie Lee Craw- ford, Sitting is 1956 Queen Mary Joyce Blakely. Top right shews queen and escort, Rob- ert Wright, Bottom left are guests at the dance. Left to right silling are Evelyn Jones and Ella Mae Shaw, Standing: Johnny Maxwell, Elizabeth Jones. Jerome Spraggins, Tim- othy Harris. CAFE DEROYALE BAR-B O Rib* • Bsel • Lsmb Chicktn - Shrimp Complsts Carry-Out Sorvics Ph. TR 2-9062 912 Clay C. A. Moorshssd. Prop. Mrs. C. A. Moorshssff. Mgr. In ths Northsnd Veterans Need Graduate Nurser Eighty graduate nurses are needed immediately at the Hines Illinois. Veterans Administration hospital. The Hines, Illinois, hospital treats 2 200 disabled veterans, Including blinded and paraliz- e<f. VA officials hope that recenl salary raises will encourage j graduate nut os not now active in the mu ng field to resume i their cniecis. t’nrii r the inn eased salary , rates fur VA nurses, the mini- j mum entrance salary for a grad- uate nurse in Junior Grade is S33fl per month This is available to nurses im- mediately upon their graduation from an approved school of nursing. Nurses who have had more extensive experience may be j employed at higher salary. 'Hie Veterans Administration lies liberal personnel policies, including a 5-day. 40-hour work- week. 30 days vacation, 15 days m leave, and 8 paid holidai annually. Low-cost housing is available. A uniform allowance is paid in j Althea to England BROOKLYN (ANP) Althea Gibson, national woman cham- pion of the American Tennis Association, now on a world wide tennis tour, wul climax her campaign abroad by com- peting in the Wimbleton Matches in London, England, June 5 through July 7. according to Bcitiam L. Baker, executive secretary of the ATA. addition to salary, and the laun- dering of uniforms is free. Low-cost government life in- Miranco and a retirement pio- gram arc available. I Additional information may hr | secured from the Chief Nurse jof the Hines. Illinois. VA hos- I pital, or the Chief Nurse et youi | local Veterans Administration hospital. Mils TXIBUNET Cam April 27 and Miss Ruby Woods of 839 Edison is contesting for the Business Queen of the Housewives' League annual Square Dance program. As columnist for the TRIBUNE, she expects to be queen when the finals are held at Prince Hall Masonic Temple. 3500 McDougall. -a '"h. ,i. '* :&** ‘ v QUEEN FOR A DAY: Is name of program aponaotad by tha Mt. Oliva Baptlat Church Mia- •ionary Dapartmanl on Sun- day* affarnoon with Mr*. Wllla M. Grintaa aa main apaakar. Laf* to r’ght: "King' E. W. Gtrimaa crown* Mr*. Sadia Bockar aa "Quean for a Day" aa Mra. .Maggia Raid, praai- dant. look* on. Tha Rav. H. E. Owana la paator of Mt. Oliva. M . v* * A *'% i li&ifLi 2* a f vnfltL i -fl. j.4. j^B*. M JD JWHra ,; Bf*. * ißr'\ IV' ■ jKv# a j>4BJt. aX .; jl. jsifti .J^ji Hf', tfJk t \iyr v TT * 1 *■ ™,T ' *-^y^§^]fcfC^PTKj * • v,Jf '■'.jf’T 'l.' *»BWf>l|» WjPFf'^i l T * 4 SCHOLARSHIP TEA: The Cotcnans sponsoied their an- nual Scholarship Tea at Bethel Bap’ist Church Sunday after- noon which was highlighted by presentation of SSOO in scho'arship awards. Top, left to right: Verne lis Knisey. Wayne: Al s ce Thompson Cen- tral; Benjamin Beverly, S2OO second prize winner; Anne Dukes. S3OO f-rst prize win- ner; Miss Anna Bailey, asst, principal; George Elementary schhocl, main speaker. Bottom, members of the club: Nettie Marion, program chairman: Madelyn Johnson, president: Fannie Hclley. Elizabeth Broy- les, secretary: Albertia Pitts, treasurer; Louise Thornton, corresponding secretary: Anne Chapman, vice president. Coterian Club Awards SSOO in Scholarships Mon: than in schol- arships were awarded by the Coterian Club at its Scholarship Ton on Sunday afternoon at Bethel Baptist Church. The awards were pre- sented after an inspir- ing talk by Miss Anna Bailey, assistant princi- pal of George Elemen- tary School. She was in- ' troduced by Mrs. Eliza- I beth Broyles, recording secretary of the club. Winners wore Annie Dukes, Sooo first prize, and Beniamin Beverly, sl*oo, second prize. Proceeds of the Tea go into a scholarship fund for some desen ing hoy or girl. The musical portion sea- tured Mrs. Marie Murdock.] Mi>s A. Clark, and Mi*> Delores Ivory. Remarks ! were made by Mi'. Made- lyn Johnson, club president. The Cotcnans’ purpose is to stimulate interest in civic and cultural activities within the community, an effort to promote higher standards of living in the home and in our everyday life. The club flow or is carna- tion, w hilt* the club color is 1 turquoise. Officers are: Madelvn B Johnson, pres.; Ann K. Chapman, vice-pros.; Eliz- abeth Broyles, recording scc’v; Louise Thorton, rur. sect'y; Nettie Marion, fin, s ect'y; and Alberta Pitts, t rcas. REGISTER TODAY . . . for Elections . . STATE and NATIONAL UNCLE SAM SAYS File Your Income Tax By APRIL 16. Tin v worn introduced V>y t he president. HODGE’S MARKET 2452 St. Antoine at Napoleon We Carry a Full Line of FRESH MEATS fa VEGETABLES Delivery Service- Open Daily 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday 8 a m. 2 p.m. NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE Not;< o is hereby civet* that on Wednesday. March 2h J c *ort. between the hours ot 10.00 AM and 400 FM the undvts.gned sv ill ifb r fori sale .it Public Auction t . the htuhc t bidder /•>; (. hi in h ,n i .<t Wotrini* Garage 10011 C dirux. D« tmit M;ch-. wan. the following described autnnutl do. tn*w,t One IH.M' Pontiac 4 and ' sedan. Mntor Nii FoUIi BIT:*. Serial .No P3UHCI7B General Motors Acceptanca Corporation. D\ H Mi.clows 3 8 6 Snorts ar Ireahirclle BNGATTI S4GP Tins car is one of 9.500 cars of 74 distinct types built by Ettore Bupatti. "the Michelan- gelo of metal," during his life- time. I This type was a supercharg- ed racing machine capable ol travelling 140 mph or better. However, control problems after,l3o mph resulted in its re- tirement and use of the engines in Type 50T tourers. Maker: Ettore Bupatti, Mol- sheim. Alsace-Lorraine Engine: 8 cyl Hohr Bore x stroke: 3:38 in x 4.20 in Transmission: 3-speed Displacement: 295 Wheelbase: 108 in Speed: 180 mph BERT BAKER’S Giant SPRING SALE OF USED CARS 100 TO CHOOSE FROM WE TRADE 1955 BUICK 4 Door Century *ll Extras CIQCA A Strictly Beautiful Bargain «P 1 »/OU 1955 CADILLAC Coupe De Ville— and» OAQA Hydro—All Extras, 3to choose from V sJUOv 1955 PONTIAC 4 Door Chieftain tI77C Hydro, all Power, all Extras v 1 • ■ D 1955 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Bellaire Sedan OAT Hydro— All Power—All Extras. . ALSO WORKINGMEN S SPECIALS 1951 Chev, 2-Dr. $195 1949 Pontiac .. $145 1952 Buick 4 Dr. $295 1950 Dodge 4-Dr. SISO 1950 Ford 4 Dr. $165 1950 Chev. 4-Dr. $l6O OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL TEN P.M. Bert Baker ••THE NEW LOT” 12500 Livemots at Fullerton .Phone TL 19104 Henry Karns Manager arch me, O God. and know my heart; try me, and know m* thoughts... (Psalm 139.) When we pray to God to aearch our hearts, at humbly place ourselves in His hands, knowing and admitting our wetness, seeking His love and guidance and strength—seeking to know and obey His law and His will It is only through our humility and prayer that God. aver present and willing, can enter our sou la. TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 19M 7
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iByMURIAL E. WRIGHT* The De\ on-Aires present-ed their .second annualyprintr dance entitledSpring Nocturne” at Cen-
). Saturday nite.A» the young-timers en-
tfffd the ballroom they**re greeted by the Dev-"n-Aires who wore blackl!, d white gardenia cor-“lei,
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tv was the coronation cere-imonies, presenting the con-testant charmers vying for!title of ‘‘.Miss l)e von-A ire of1056” with Mrs. Gladys E.Poe, club sponsor, acting asmistress of ceremonies.
Crowned Miss Devon*Aire of 1115(5 was MaryJoyce Blakely by last yearsqueen, Harriet Holmes.Miss Blakely was present-ed with a bouquet of Amer-ican Beauty Roses, and apiece of luggage.
The queen wore a Saf-fron colored triple-tiered jwaltz length formal. Atopher head was a glisteningsilver dust tiara. Her escortwas Robert Wright.
Members of her courtwore rainbow-hued form,als, blending perfectly withblack and white (club col-ors). Capturing second
I prize was Willia Lea Craw-ford, while third and fourthplace winners were EdithLattimore and Alice Tay-lor respectively,
Members of the court,along with Miss Devon-Aire of 1955, were present-ed with baby orchids byclub prexy, Muriel Wright.
Members who made theaffair a success were Eve-lyn Jones, Delores Hunter,
Margaret Wills. Genet laHopson, Marilyn Miller,Betty Arnold, Teresa Riv-ers, Vickey Johnson, La-vern Albright, Ella MaeShaw. Delores Jones, Lo-retta Strong, Evalyn Mc-Lehan, Barbara Redding,Laura Wilson, Shirley Hill,and Marye Johnson.
Among the guests wereBill McCallum, CharlesBass, Barbara Windrowand Donald McGuinn. Je-rome Spriggins, John Max-well. Timothy Harris, Viv-ian Lamb and Harold Hen-rv, Elizabeth Jones, TonunvRoutt. Rowlette Hicks. Mar-gie Albright, James Du-Rose, Barbara Jefferson,Joan Ross and Ernest Dil-lard.
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Mary Joyce Blakely. Top rightshews queen and escort, Rob-ert Wright, Bottom left areguests at the dance. Left toright silling are Evelyn Jonesand Ella Mae Shaw, Standing:Johnny Maxwell, ElizabethJones. Jerome Spraggins, Tim-othy Harris.
CAFE DEROYALEBAR-B O Rib* • Bsel • Lsmb
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Veterans NeedGraduate Nurser
Eighty graduate nurses are needed immediately atthe Hines Illinois. Veterans Administration hospital.
The Hines, Illinois, hospitaltreats 2 200 disabled veterans,Including blinded and paraliz-e<f.
VA officials hope that recenlsalary raises will encourage jgraduate nut os not now activein the mu ng field to resume itheir cniecis.
t’nrii r the inn eased salary ,rates fur VA nurses, the mini- jmum entrance salary for a grad-uate nurse in Junior Grade isS33fl per month
This is available to nurses im-mediately upon their graduationfrom an approved school ofnursing.
Nurses who have had moreextensive experience may be jemployed at higher salary.'Hie Veterans Administration
lies liberal personnel policies,including a 5-day. 40-hour work-week. 30 days vacation, 15 daysm
• leave, and 8 paid holidaiannually.
Low-cost housing is available.A uniform allowance is paid in j
Althea to EnglandBROOKLYN (ANP) Althea
Gibson, national woman cham-pion of the American TennisAssociation, now on a worldwide tennis tour, wul climaxher campaign abroad by com-peting in the WimbletonMatches in London, England,June 5 through July 7. accordingto Bcitiam L. Baker, executivesecretary of the ATA.
addition to salary, and the laun-dering of uniforms is free.
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Mils TXIBUNET CamApril 27 and Miss Ruby Woodsof 839 Edison is contesting forthe Business Queen of theHousewives' League annualSquare Dance program. Ascolumnist for the TRIBUNE,she expects to be queen whenthe finals are held at PrinceHall Masonic Temple. 3500McDougall.
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Laf* to r’ght: "King' E. W.Gtrimaa crown* Mr*. SadiaBockar aa "Quean for a Day"aa Mra. .Maggia Raid, praai-dant. look* on. Tha Rav. H. E.Owana la paator of Mt. Oliva.
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SCHOLARSHIP TEA: TheCotcnans sponsoied their an-nual Scholarship Tea at BethelBap’ist Church Sunday after-noon which was highlightedby presentation of SSOO inscho'arship awards. Top, leftto right: Verne lis Knisey.
Wayne: Al s ce Thompson Cen-tral; Benjamin Beverly, S2OOsecond prize winner; AnneDukes. S3OO f-rst prize win-ner; Miss Anna Bailey, asst,principal; George Elementaryschhocl, main speaker. Bottom,members of the club: Nettie
Marion, program chairman:Madelyn Johnson, president:Fannie Hclley. Elizabeth Broy-les, secretary: Albertia Pitts,treasurer; Louise Thornton,corresponding secretary: AnneChapman, vice president.
Coterian Club AwardsSSOO in Scholarships
Mon: than in schol-arships were awarded bythe Coterian Club at itsScholarship Ton on Sundayafternoon at Bethel BaptistChurch.
The awards were pre-sented after an inspir-ing talk by Miss AnnaBailey, assistant princi-pal of George Elemen-tary School. She was in- 'troduced by Mrs. Eliza- Ibeth Broyles, recordingsecretary of the club.
Winners wore AnnieDukes, Sooo first prize, andBeniamin Beverly, sl*oo,second prize.
Proceeds of the Tea gointo a scholarship fund forsome desen ing hoy or girl.
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tured Mrs. Marie Murdock.]Mi>s A. Clark, and Mi*>Delores Ivory. Remarks
! were made by Mi'. Made-lyn Johnson, club president.
The Cotcnans’ purpose isto stimulate interest incivic and cultural activitieswithin the community, aneffort to promote higherstandards of living in thehome and in our everydaylife.
The club flow or is carna-tion, w hilt* the club color is
1 turquoise.Officers are: Madelvn B
Johnson, pres.; Ann K.Chapman, vice-pros.; Eliz-abeth Broyles, recordingscc’v; Louise Thorton, rur.sect'y; Nettie Marion, fin,s ect'y; and Alberta Pitts,t rcas.REGISTER TODAY .
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STATE and NATIONALUNCLE SAM SAYS
File YourIncome Tax
By APRIL 16.
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HODGE’S MARKET2452 St. Antoine
at NapoleonWe Carry a Full Line of
FRESH MEATS faVEGETABLES
- Delivery Service-Open Daily 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday 8 a m. * 2 p.m.
NOTICE OF SALE OFAUTOMOBILE
Not;< o is hereby civet* thaton Wednesday. March 2hJ c*ort. between the hours ot10.00 AM and 400 FM theundvts.gned sv ill ifb r forisale .it Public Auction t .the htuhc t bidder /•>; (. hiin h ,n i .<t Wotrini* Garage10011 C dirux. D« tmit M;ch-.wan. the following describedautnnutl do. tn*w,t One IH.M'Pontiac 4 and ' sedan. MntorNii FoUIi BIT:*. Serial .NoP3UHCI7BGeneral Motors Acceptanca
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I This type was a supercharg-ed racing machine capable oltravelling 140 mph or better.However, control problems
after,l3o mph resulted in its re-tirement and use of the enginesin Type 50T tourers.
Maker: Ettore Bupatti, Mol-sheim. Alsace-Lorraine
Engine: 8 cyl HohrBore x stroke: 3:38 in x 4.20
inTransmission: 3-speedDisplacement: 295Wheelbase: 108 inSpeed: 180 mph
BERT BAKER’S
Giant SPRING SALEOF USED CARS
100 TO CHOOSE FROM WE TRADE1955 BUICK 4 Door Century *ll Extras CIQCAA Strictly Beautiful Bargain «P 1 »/OU1955 CADILLAC Coupe De Ville— and» OAQAHydro—All Extras, 3to choose from V sJUOv
1955 PONTIAC 4 Door Chieftain tI77CHydro, all Power, all Extras v 1 • ■ D1955 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Bellaire Sedan OATHydro— All Power—All Extras. .
ALSO WORKINGMEN S SPECIALS1951 Chev, 2-Dr. $195 1949 Pontiac .. $1451952 Buick 4 Dr. $295 1950 Dodge 4-Dr. SISO1950 Ford 4 Dr. $165 1950 Chev. 4-Dr. $l6O
OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL TEN P.M.
Bert Baker••THE NEW LOT”
12500 Livemots at Fullerton.Phone TL 19104 Henry Karns
Manager
arch me, O God. and knowmy heart; try me, and know m*thoughts... (Psalm 139.)
When we pray to God toaearch our hearts, at humblyplace ourselves in His hands,knowing and admitting ourwetness, seeking His love andguidance and strength—seekingto know and obey His law andHis will It is only through ourhumility and prayer that God.aver present and willing, canenter our sou la.
TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 19M 7
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