(Continued on P*k*‘ *1 )East Uni.Major and M»». Siiiokato Taka* i*hf, *tf 41!IB Hrush street. Detr«dt. ho announce ih«*ir marriagelilt'll took place In Toledo. Ohio.With Westin February. Major Takabash i Is a native of Tokio. Japun. ■„ hi* brfde being the former Mrs. IVarl Shfrrodj, u graduate of Tuskegee Instituteiieom*n. under tinecnou »r t.eorgt w. Srhtjiiiith. assiHtani ludaevtftor, .tti'l tru;tne *of fleers of Hoard .hi F I ir a Moll. mob* a r.lfd on the Mo- lent i *ui\ i rstt v, ai 2ios Has-? nt‘ wh• • r» ih** arrot-liMl tin- lead*11 • .ool a in lit rH of the school and; otti'if aied a number of pamphlets|a till If XT books. v 4Local Woman Weds Japanese OfficerAnnonrement was mado thliwork of a wedding of unusual interest. which took place In Toledo, (Ohio, February 24. of this year, j ulnrti Mis. Pearl IJ. Sherrod, a graduate of Tuskegee Institute, Ala , and a member of a prominent Colored family, of Clarksburg, West Virginia, heenrae the bride of Major Satokato Takahashi, an influential citizen of Tokio, JapanThe marriage ceremony was held at the Third Hap tint Church, 3b4 Woodluwn avenue, in the County of Lucas. Ohio, with the Her. Calvin K. Stalnaker, officiating^I Bride TalentedMrs. Takahashi, whose family name is Harnett, is a woman of extraordinary talents and ability.| After graduating from Tuakegce Institute, she taught school for several years us principal of the t!«ilo City High School, at Uinnlng ham. Alabama, and likewise served for some years under the Jean land It os e nw a I d Educational I Hoards in the South.I For. soma time, Mrs. Takahaabi has resided in Detroit, where she haw co-operated with Major Taka-jhoshl in organizing ai d conducting an organizatiot known as “The Development Of Our Own.” whjch has umny followers in Detroit and adjoining cities. The pu»-(Contmued «»n Page 5)