Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 16]

SATURDAY. JULY 6; 1946

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OCIETY CAPERS.

By MARGURITE

A great burst of applause followed the DETROIT -NEGRO OPERA GROUP'~S presentation of ~CAVALLERIA
RUSTICANA~~ Saturday night at the SCOTTISH RITE CA- THEDRAL. It was a great achievement in the history of Ne
gro music.

CELESTE COLE sang the role of ~~Santuzza,"* who loved
wisely, but not too well; with all of the anguish befitting a tormented soul. Her performance was 6ne with all of the quali
_ fications essential to a fine artist.

MATTIE HOTCHKISS, BENJAMIN WAILES, WILLIAM_WARE and OLLIE Rack AR ATS were equally sc poke

in their portrayals.

The lovely voices of the DETROIT NEGRO OPERA
PERSCNNEL blended in a chorus that led richness and color

to the scenes.

We are proud of STUART F. PIGGINS, to whores | the
credit for this work so artistically directed and conducted goes.
The only flaw we find not in the opera... but in the audience. It was much too small for such a great affair. ~CAV
ALLERIA" deserves a repeat performance as soon as possible.
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MILDRED KAY FELTON was a beautiful |
bride in summery white marquisette lace when she ~
and OSCAR J. BAKER were married Saturday eve- |
ning at her home in Ecorse.

The wedding gown was made with a sweetheart |
neckline atop the fitted bodice inserted with lace. |
Her trzin was bordered in chantilly lace.

_MIDLRED~S full- length veil fell from a Juliet |
cap embossed with pearls and she carried a bouquet |
of Easter lilies. |

The bride is the daughter of MR. AND MRS.
CHARLES FELTON of Ecorse, Mich.

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Her sister, ELDRED FELTON, was_ her only:
attendant. Her blue lace gown was modeled after!
the bride~s and white roses wound a halo in her hair. |
She carried sweet peas and Taliman roses.

The house was decked throughout with roses,
Flanders poppies and sweet peas.

The REV. E. C. COPELAND read the marriage

vows.

MR. ERNEST JAMES McKINNEY acted as
best man. i

MILDRED COPELAND and ANNETTE LEONARD were hostesses at the weddirig reception. ~

The bridal pair are leaving this week to honey,
moon in CINCINNATI.

The bride is a secretary at the. DETROIT
JOURNAL~S offices and the groom is a student at
-Electrical Engineering School.

The two will make their new home in CONANT
GARDENS.

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Out in Ferndale on Mendota Avenue, the homé of MR.
AND MRS. J. B. BROWN was beautifully bedecked. with
flowers when Mrs. Brown's sister, ELOISE ALEXANDER
spoke her vows to ROBERT DOUGLAS at high cae last

Saturday. ~

ELOISE wore a white suit with a Harlequin draped skirt.
Her accessories and bouquet followed the white trend.
Following the wedding the young couple received eae

at their new home on FRENCH ROAD.

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ROSS MULHOLLAND, popular announcer at
the WJR BROADCASTING STATION was guest of
honor at PLYMOUTH wtih ae cat a. CHURCH last Friday.. THE WOMENS CLUB OF PLYMOUTH pre:
sented him at their ~RADIO LUNCHEON.~ ~
Radio~s popular comedy ~MEET THE MISSUS~. afforded the audience with loads of laughs. |:
This novel idea in the way of entertainment was
the brain-child of VIOLET T. LEWIS, gustan i
and ROXANA MOORE, ~ Chairman.
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~ THE NORSEMAN~ S, popular young men- <dbeibegea,
gave their initial dance Saturday night at the home of
CHARLES GANDY on Hague.

Two pairs of nylon hose were among the prizes given to}...

lucky ticket holders.:: Introducing the NORSEMAN~S: E. J. Harper Roogevelt
Lester, Elizabeth Kellogg and o_o Gandy.

_ CHARITY mcKson i is really doing a lovey
job of hostessing this week.

From Philadelphia her three ines: EDGAR
DEAN, GOLDEN DEAN and JAMES DAVES,..
along with brother-in-law. HENRY TOWNSEND
have come to stay until after the Fourth.: Sunday, CHARITY tock her guests out to
JOE LOUIS~ FARM for an all-day téur,

On the Fourth she has planned a trip to the

races and an informal get-together in the evening.
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Ran into GLADYS BARTHWELL at Sak~s Fifth Aviting

Infant Shop on her first shopping tour for the new heir.
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~ We see a lot of the JOHN STROH~S on the
golf links these days.
JCHNNIE is getting in shape for the JOE
LOUIS GOLF TOURNAMENT at Rackham on July
16,17 and 18. |
FLORENCE is learning the game and getting la
lovely tan at the same time.
- TThey~re going to put down. their clubs loa
enough, however, to trek up to IDLEWILD for the

Fourth. ~
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Little JEFFREY HILL, our nephew and son of the JOHN
FRANKLIN HILLS is getting over a seige of accauase mt at. Degree.

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| (Columbus Social A Activities

HATTIE BUFORD REDMOND, ho 2 IAL EDITOR. The Franklin County Medical,
Dental and Pharmaceutical Wo
_men~s~ Auxiliary gave their an-nual picnic Sunday, June 30, at
3~30 p. m.,;
~Mrs.
~in charge of arrangements: Mes~dames. Roberta I. McNeil, ChairBayetta B. Blount, Lillie.

at Franklin Park.

Estella Giles, President.

man;
Mae Smith, Adeleine Lynch, and
Marguerite Diggs.

Mrs. A. L. Lynch and daughter, Miss Carrie Lynch, of~ 1233

Franklin Avenue, left Thursday,
enroute for Los An-:

June 27,
geles, California. On their way
they stopped off in Chicago, and
were the guests of Dr, and Mrs.

Morrison. While in the west they

will visit with her sister, Mrs.
Lynch, and her brother, Mr.
Douglas Tuggles. They expect to
return sometime in August.

going~ away
their honor.

Chapter No. 4: Beauticians are
giving a Tea secarad July 14, at
the residen of Mrs, Russell
Embry, 89 N 22nd Street. Hours
4 to 7 p. m. There will be a silver offering. Mrs. Ethel Duster,
President, and Mrs. Bartlett,
Chm.

The South Side boys Baseball
Team sponsored a Hayride and
weiner roast at Riverside Drive
Saturday evening, June 29. A
jolly good time was enjoyed.
James Ware is. Captain of team.

_ The Convoy Playcade cefeated
the Hilltop Colts, Friday night
at their Ist annual outing. All
members of the Convoy Ciub
are returned veterans of World
War II, and all were present
with the exception of Wesley
Cardwell, who is yet in France.
This group of boys was organized from the Spring Street Y.
M. C, A._in 1942 under the regime of Mr. Leo M. Marsh. This
was reported a very successful
affair, Mrs. Cradella Ison Barton was the popular winner in
the Beauty Contest,

Mrs. Bertha Phillips, of 719
Parsons Avenue, has accepted a
position in Dayton, Ohio, as a
social worker. She is a, graduate
of Ohio State University and has
been working on her Masters
She was recipient of
gifts at a dinner party at Elmhurst Party Home Wednesday,
June 26, at 7 p. m., given by the
Hospital Group of Circle No, 3
of the Children~s Hospital, in
kecping with the close of the
year's activities. A three course
diimer was served to the following: Mesdames. Mattie Teake,
Florence Johnson, Onollie Wilkey, Theresa Byrd, Helen Anderson, Winona Reeves, Hazel
Breckman, Lillie Smith, Anna
Mann, Cora Pearson, Lena
Pierce, Misses Lora Lynch, Mrs.
Adeleine Lynch,.Mesdames.
Mary Rutherford and Ina White.

Mrs, H. H. Teague, wife of
Rev. H. H. Teague, pastor of
Hosack Street Baptist Church,
was called to her home in Mississippi two weeks ago because

~| o~ciock, a wedding reception at 9

-tendance.

Be.;
fore leaving, there were several
parties given in~

Avenue, where fhe Installation

-her daughter and son-in-law in

Loitis Hamer of Columbus.

of the death of her mother.

A wedding. reception was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
James Robinson. of 112 Hamilton
Avenue, Thursday, June 27, at
8 p. m. They entertained 30
guests. Many beautiful gifts were
received.

Saturday, June 29th, at 9
given Mr. and Mis: R. B. Payne,
of 471 Fairfield Avenue, honoring their 10th wedding anniversary,

About 80 guests were in atMany beautiful gifts
were received.

MRS. M. MORROW
WAS HOSTESS TO =EMBROIDERES

The Unique Embroidery Ciub
Inc.. met Friday with the hostess, Mrs. Marguerite Morrow,
1535 E, Long Street, at 2 p. m.
Reperts from the State Convention of Women~s Federated
Clubs, which convened in Cleveland June 23 through the 26th.
Interesting reports were -given
from the president, Mrs. Virgie
Giles, Mrs. Amelia Prillerman,
Mrs. Rachel Anderson, and Mrs.
Minnie Gilbert. The election of
officers for the ensuing year

which was held by Mrs, Mary
Bridges. President Mrs. Mary
Hopson; First Vice President

Mrs. Amelia Priilerman; Second
Vice President Mrs. Laura Shipley; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Anna Mae Chapman; Assistant
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Leina
Smith; Financial Secretary, Mrs.
Gwéndolyn Moses; Treasurer,
Mrs, Hattye B. Redmond; Parliamentarian, Mrs. Ernie James;
Chaplain, Mrs. Lelia Pressie.
Mrs. Movrow, the hostess, served
a delicious repass, Adjourned to
meet Thursday. July llth at &
p. m. at the residence of Mrs.
Gwendolyn Moses, 1138 Hildreth

of officers will be held.

Other members -of the Unique
who attended the Convention
were Mrs. Helen M. Jordan, Mrs.
Leiia Pressie, Mrs. Margaret
Morrow and Mrs. Anna Mae
Chapman,

Mrs. Bessie Dunson, sister of
Mrs, H. H. Lynch, 162 Jefferson
Avenue, who has been visiting

Chicago, stopped over last Sat-:
urday night, enroute to her home,
in Franklin, Georgia. She reports
a lovely visit.

We mourn the death of Mrs.~
Fannie Gillegen who passed
away Saturday, June 22nd. Funeral services were held June
26th. Surviving are~-two daughters, Judy Kinger and Willie: M.
Hayes, a host of grandchildren
and: two sons, Reece Hathaway:
of Carruthersville, Missouri and

The Editor of the Columbus
American was in Toledo _ last
Monday and conversed with
Martha Steven, Grace Parker,
Genave Robinson, Haroid Mills,
Mr. and Mrs, L. B. Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson,

women

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THE WOMAN'S

By Hazel L. Griggs for ANP. FLASH! FLASH! ~ So -many

| excellent suggestions have been
|. teceived in our Woman~s. Whirl
4+ contest,
difficult time choosing the win| ning ~one. However, the - lucky~

judges; are having a;

lady.capturing the nylon hose

| will be named in next week~s }

column. In case of a tie decis.;
10n ~=duplicate prizes will ve
~warded. Cortte:tantes meting
honorable mention will be named next week.~:
DISTINGUISHED Educator!
Cuarlotte Hawkjns Brown wil
visit Sidney, ~Australia in August as one of the eminent
invited from different
parts of the world to attend a
planning conference:
there from the 4th to the 11th.
WOMEN Democrats _down:
Dalias ~way have formed the

first organization of its kind for
| s~rious ~ political

tc:

study..

group. plans to learn and: instruct women of Dallas coun-'

ty in methods of voting and in
election machinery, prepara-'
tory to the coming primary
ccntests. Mesdames Esther. D
Thatcher, Ed:-ta Richardson, J

Brown, sole Negro woman can
ing her campaign for the pat

~daddy~s Sugar

WHIRL.

E. Craft and-Leona Winn hea~
ue group,

TO THE V!RGIN Isles for
study. on chonial = asanm*ra-!
ton goes Howard utniversity~s!
magna cum laude = graduate~
Doris May this ~ummer. A Lucy~
Mcten scnolarship winner, Miss:
May -also holds the~ Howard:
Achievement xey for 1946. A
Philadelphian, she -will return
to enter the University of Pennsylvania Law school in Septémber.

IN MICHIGAN Jeanetta Welch

dicate for state representative on
the Democratic ticket, is ready

FLAY PEN BANTER. Chubby:
Jacaueline Barrow was perhaps:
the tinest fight fan in New
York~s great ringside last week.
A wee celebrity she was accompanied to Manhattan by her
mother~ and her 12-year-old
cousin. Quite comfortable in
Hill apartment:
during her visit, she enjoyed
most of all the parade through,
Harlem for the ~Brown Bom.

ber.~ ~

Mrs, ~Lawrence Thomas, ~Mrs.
Miidred Richardson of 370 John
R Street, mentber of Grace Temple No. 424 of the Elks, Mr. Ch.
H.. Byrd, Miss Lola Smith, Mr.
Darrell Easley and Mr. William
Robinson, who will celebrate his

77th birthday Juty 16th.

UNIVERSITY CLOSES
JULY 4

All University classes, including Twilight School, and offices
will be closed Thursday, July 4
Classes wil! be held as usual on~
Wednesday and Friday.

The fourth service of the Fellowship Church was held Sunday. June 30, in the Browning
Amphi Theater on the Ohio State

~| Campus, at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Syl
vester M. Ingmire, - Superinten.
ent of the Zanesville District
of. the Methodist Church, will
deliver the sermon. Music will
be furnished by the Music Lovers Chorus, with Miss Helen
Carter, directing. We think you
will enjoy this inter-faith, inver-j
denominational adventure in
race relations, Come out if you
can. a

Mrs. Mary L. Saunders, office
secretary and cashier, Columbus
Urban League, is convelescing
after a recent operation. The
presence of Mrs. Saunders,
has been on the staff of the Urban League for 16 years, is
greatly missed. We all wish for
her a speedy rerovery.

The parents clinic of the
gue~s Youth Department continues to offer personal counselling to parents on the problems
concerning youth mailadjustments, better parent child relationships in the home and to establish parent~s responsibility for
good adjustment, This service is
available to any parent in the
~city. Appointments may be made
for Tuesday or Thursday evening
by phoning the Urban League,
MA 5373.

WOMEN CIVIC LEAD

AT SORORNTY CONCLAVE
~NEWARK ~ ANP ~ Two of
the country~s noted professionai women spoke at Lambda Kappa Mu sorority~s conclave held
here last weekend. Th: speakers, Miss Bertha Diggs of the
Ncw York State Civii' Service
commission, and Mrs. Sara
Spencer Wasiington, well known
business and civic leader, spoke
or the conference theme, ~ Workng Together for ccnomic Se*urily.~

Two Eastern
Universities Said

|ToBe

Discriminating

CHICAGO ~ AN P ~ Negro
students: are excluded at the
medical school of Northwescern
university and at the University
of Chicago Medical school, it was
charged here last week. Racial
discrimination.also exists in determining admission of students

~| to cther schools at Northwestern
~an Institute on College Quotas

reveals.
The institute, sponsored by- 40
civic groups at the initiation of

the Chicago Council Against
Racial and Religious discrimination, is attempting to estab
lish basis for: a court suit on
grounds that Negroes and Jews
pay taxes to support tax- ~
Northwestern.

~Dr. Arthur G. Falls, a- Provident hospital staff mrember,.re~called. that discrimination ~began at the Northwestern Médical school in 1921 when a Texan was added to the faculty.
Dr. Falls declared the Texan~s
anti- Negro ideas spread ~until
now no Negro students are ac~| cepted at the school.

Prof. Vernon G. Lippitt, acting registrar of the Northwestern Technological institute presented figures to tho institute -
show that in 1944 enrollment
in the university was 14.8 Jewish and now is slightly less than
10 per cent Jewish. Prof. Leon
Green, dean of the Northwestetn Law school, said that law
registration applicants are no
now required to state race or

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SOCIAL

PARTY HELD FOR YOUNG
PEOPLE OF BRAND
WHITLOCK HOMES ~

The first party of the Brand
Whitlock ~Young People~s Welfare C.ub was held Friday, June
28th in the North -Recreation

the children; ages ranging from
7 to~'12, Many guests attended
and were served by the expense
of ~the club. The.officers who
supervised this affair are Eddie
Woodfin, president; Andrew
Stockyard,- vice president; Dolores Howe, Secretary; Parliamentarian, Monroe Norwood;
Sergeant at Arms, Leon Williams and Chaplain, Deuglass
Howe. The directors are Mr.
Frank Holloway, Mrs. Roberta
Caldwell, and Vice Mayor~ Bob
Howe A iovely time wes enjoyed Fy all.
~RETURNS TO CITY

Mr. Sylvester W. Hoffman,
Boys~ Work Secretary at the Indiana Branch YMCA and wife,
Yeturned last Friday froin a ten~
day vacviicn cut Fast. The Hoffmans vs-~a Cieveland, Buffalo, Niagera Falls and New York
City, where they attended the
Joe Lovis bout dn June 19th.
Many soa! affairs were given~
in their honor by YMCA officials
in New York. The couple reported a very enjoyabie vacation.
FAMILY REUNION AT THE
HACKLEY HOME

Mr, and Mis. Hackley, nioreer citizens of Toledo, recently
celebrated a Fan:itvy Reunion in

their home ac 335 Joan R. Street.
The out of tuvr relatives were
Mrs. Elyreen Sarriston, Miami,
Fla.; Mrs. R. L, Hudson, Pittsburgh, Pa.; and Mrs. Newton of
St. Louis, Mo, Mr. and Mrs.
Hackley have 13 grand. children. All of the family had a
lovely time in getting. together
once more.

PARTY GIVEN FOR
GLORIA STALNAKER

A party was given in the honor of Mizs Gloria Stalnaker,
formerly of this city, but is now
living in New York City, by
your columnist at 84 Belmont
Avenue. Miss Stalnaker was visiting the city for her sister~s
marriage, Dorothy, to Mr. Bernard Stone. A luncheon was
served to. Miss Stalnaker~s intimate friends who were Misses
Katherine Harris, Alva Lindsey,
Shirley Vartice, Sara Ballard,
Betty Clemens, Betty Blagmon,
Rosa Lee Battie, Natalie Hibbs,
Margie Grigsby, Ruby Williams,
anda Elfreda Hocker, Mrs. Arnold Lockard was also present.
Among the Messrs, were Robert
Franklin, Harold Garner, Frank
Troy, Monroe Fingers, Arthur
Lanier, Henry Lanier, Clarence
Walker, Billy Walker, Calvin
Camp, Leon Jones, Joel Bailey,
Luther Jones, Arnold Lockard,
Benjamin Cook, Booker Danner, to end the party four cars
were furnished by Harold Garner, Frank Troy, Arthur and
Henry Lanier, and Booker Danner, in which the guests went
riding. A~l of those who attended had an enjoyable time.
LEAVES FOR ARMY

AIR-CORP

Mr. LeRoy Jordan, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jordan
Sr. of 834 Belrhont Avenue,
left Monday, July 1st, for the
Army Air Corps, Mr. Jordan,
but are.compelied to do sd in
another department.

Miss Eva Emmanuel, -chairman of the University of Chicaigo Anti-Discrimination committee, charged that Negroes

are not admitted to the University of Chicago Medical school
and said they are segregated in
the university~s two hospitals.

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VISITS CITY

_..Mrs. Joel Bailey Sr., and her
daughters, Myrtis and Youlanda,

~visited the city for several days,

attending a convention, that convened here at the Church of
God, located on Colingwood
arid Wabash. Mrs. Bailey is the
mother of Mr, Joel Bailey who
is now attending school in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Bailey and her
daughters are natives of Washington Court House, Ohio.
CONGRATULATIONS

~June is the month of weddings.
I wish to extend my sincere
congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hague, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lausche, Mr. and Mrs.
Jule DuHart, and to any newlywed couple. May your married
life remain full of happiness.
RETURNS TO CITY

Mr. A. H, McClain, district
maneger of the Fireside Mutual
Insurance Company, spent the
weck-end in Oxford, Ohio, visiting his family. He returned to
his office Monday.

Miss Elfreda Hocker who left
recently for New York City to
attend school, has now return-.| ed to the city until the fall when

she shall resume her studies.

ATTENDS CONVENTION

Mr. Van T. Sherrill, owner
of the Sherrill Funeral Home,
attended
the Buckeye Funeral Directors
and Embalmers Association,
which convened in Youngstown

Ohic, June 27-29. The Association |~

will convene in Toledo next year.
Mr. Sherrill reeived a great deal
of inspiration from this. meeting.
BOY SCOUTS HAVE
INTERESTING PROGRAM

The Boy Scout and Cub Scout
Troop 182 of Third Baptist
Church, have been progressing
rapidly. They heid their vesper
service June 21st which was
very inspiring. Recently
they held another interesting
night, called ~Cub Night,~ which
was quite successful. They presented a play called ~An Indian.~ Rev. Mason awarded medals té the Ist and 2nd céfiss
members; and Mr. Dewey Talley,
also an outstanding scout leader assisted in the awarding. Mr.
Vaughn and Mr. Walter Garland need to be commended for
doing such a remarkable job

~with this group of scouts.

FUN NIGHT FOR THE YOUTH

Fun Night for Youth will be
heid at the YWCA July 9th at
8:30 pm. All youth of college
age, whether or not attending
college are invited to attend.
l5c cover charge for refreshments.

Mrs. John Com

Vacationing
in Texas

The Journal, and members of
Atias Power Cooperative, are
happy to learn that Mrs. Cook,
one of the staunch members of
the Cooperative, is having a fine
vacation in the Lone Star state

Mrs. Cook is visiting her par.
ents in McKinney, Texas, and
writes: ~I~m doing fine,~ and
asked about President Traylor

whos is now recuperating at Har-*

per Hospital, Mrs. Cook~s address in Texas is Box 189, McKinney, Texas. 2

Club News:

The
Club held its regular weekly
meeting and all of the members
were present, Interest in the
club is growing daily and the
members have planned several
project for the Summer
Members of the club who are ill
xvere Yeported doing fine, Mrs,
O. Davis is president of the club
and Mrs. M. Cousins is secretary,

Church News

LITTLE ROCK BAPTIST
CHURCH
3734 Russell Street
Rev. R. E. Tate, Pastor ~
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
Morning Service at 11:30 a, m:
Devotions were led by the deazons, the Senior Choir and the
Pastor~s Chorus. Mrs. Mills was
accompanist. After
reading and prayer by Rev. M.
Gray, the pastor brought a wonderful message. His subject was
~Christ in the Wor.id.~ His ser.
mon was enjoyed very much by
the congregation.

The regular Youth Hour was
held at 5:30 p. m.

At the evening services at 7: 30
p. m., the choir and chorus ren~ _
dered the musical portion of the
program. Rev, O. D. -Cleveland

read the scripture. After prayer ~

by Rev. Gray, the pastor spoke
on the subject, ~Seek ye first the
kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things ~
shall be added unto you.~

We are happy to have our
pastor, Rev. Tate, and his family back in our midst. The P
t-r~s Chorus is planning a tea
which will be held at the home
of Deacon Robinson, 697 E, Kir
by Street.

One of our members, Mr. ~Eadie Jackson, is in Receiving
Hospital. We urge you to visit ~
him soon.

PERSONALS

Mr..and Mrs. Joseph Lockhart -
of 6440 Hazlett Street are the
proud parents of a baby boy
who has been given the name of
Joseph, Jr, The baby was baptized on June 28th.~

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