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The Fort Peck press., 1936-12-03

Last Saturday afternoon, Nov.
29,the ladies Of Fort Peck were
afforded the opportunity of going
thru number tnnnel,on an ms
pectIon tour, chance they have
been waiting for for some time.
On arriving at the outlet portal
OF the tunnel. the women climbed
on the work train At this point
Capt Brinton took charge, explain
operations and answering question
as we'll as possible above the noise
of the jack hammers and other
equipment. Looking from the bot
tom up, the shafts afforded a very
interesting and unsual view as
did the unfinished gates at the
inlet portals. The train was kept
running all afternoon, taking load
after load of siehtseers through
the tunnel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Hughes
and Willard Patterson, all of Fort
Peck, are in the Memorial Hospi-
at Cheyenne, Wyoming, recuperat-
ing from severe decorations and
Contusions. suffered when their car
was sideswiped by an unknown
motorist on November 27, near
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
On November 9, at Havre, the
the Hill county district court i'm "a
verdict of mot guilty" on the man
slaughter charge against Helene
NcCutheon, of Wheeler.
Helene McCutheon, Barbara
Nicholson and Lola Snow left
Wheeler on the mite of July IT, for
Lewistown, Near Fort Asiniboine
he car left the road and turned
over four times causing the death
If Lola Snow. The state charged
hat liquor was the cause 70 the
Iccident, Hellene5 e5McCutheon claim
d that she had not used liquor
or three months or more before
he accident and that the wreck
vas caused by soft tire.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Wilson of
Fort Peck, spent Thanksgiving in
ireat Falls
On November 20, the Fort Peck
basketball team played the Frazer
cam at Frazer. The boys lost the
,ame to Frazer by "A score of 81
o z but are determined to even
lp the score February 19, when
zrazer plays at Fort Peck
The Fort Peck basketball team
5 composed of the following play
RS. Allen Mcconnell, Bob John
.on, Bud Arnbruster, Stanley Ben
on. Jimmy Leslie. Lee Weyerheim
,uss Farmer and McKeeve.
The marriee of Elizabeth Her
old, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. c.
Herbold of 2225 Souix ST, and
hurston E Wheeler, of the en-
,Ioyees hotel was solemniZed at
he HerbOId home at s O. clock
uesday evening, Dec.1. Rev A.
Miller read the service and the
ttendantS were Helen Herbold
ster of the bride, and Donal Bot
Kin. The bride wore a blue MORE
1wn with corsa9e of pink roses.
Immediately following the cere-
,onv. wedding supper was ser
ed TO obOut thirty five guests, the
bile color scheme of yellow and
hIte was carried outwhith yellow
1dwhite pom pOms.
Mr.. and Mrs. D, B. BotkiD, l47
oux Street, entertained on Sat
day evening November 20, with
buffet supper for Betty Her
I'd and Thurston Wheeler. who
ere married on Tuesday, Dec |.
The large table was decorated
tn minuture bride, and the
her with dainty bride and groom
ace cards.
The guests were Miss Herbold
d Thurston WheaIer, Capt, and
$. r, A. Andre, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Geiger, Mr.. c. E. Smith, Frank
The Fort Peck press., 1936-12-03

Mrs, George Ruth of Scobey Wis.,
tied her daughter, Mrs. Raymond
Goulet in Wheeler last week end.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-12-03

Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Westlall
visited relatives in Fairview last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hubert
were Thanksgiving guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Terry Booth at their
home Oh 3rd ST. So.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
LEGAL. NOTICE.
WI liam O. 5sokea, Att v.

Ella Mills Miller, who 4 last known
place of residence Maa Louisville,
KY, and III known uDkAo9n viii
h.raby take not.ce that % the 2eta
day Of August, 1886, Frank Miller
filed His POSITION against her IN the
Court of Common Pleas, Division OF
nomes Il Relations, Of Mpnsg ,nery
q unity. Ohio, being Cnse No. t75b2
p Il. on The docket of gaid eeart
praying for q decree ag divorce from
her on the grounds Of Gross Nag
lect Of Duty and three years wiilful
absence that said eaae Il entitled
Frank Miller Plaintiff w, Ella Miller,
Defendant.
Said lllla Mills Miller further takes
notice that she II required to nnawer
ahla petition before the expiration Of
aiv weeks from the date of the firat
publication of this notice, TO wit,
Sept. q, 198g
Frank Miller. Plaintiff.
William {, stotea Atty.
Am w. Ififth street
Dayton, Ohio.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

E0HN ~. BRiGKER, Repahl Il
~ candidate for governor III 0alp,
carries into his campaign Tor eiee.
tion lifst hand knowledge of Lie
probleniH 81 state gogcrnnas sat and
Of the q responsibilities of III elaet-
ed ofieials. gained Through i years
pf direct contaei with the8e prob.
emB.
Hrieker Ind bspu engaged 4 h the
prignte pgaetiee of lay fsf te
years when. III ltl2J, III Waa 50
pointed nj a8i III aftAnas Rsn-
eral. He 8ersed far faur years Us
lint enpaeity, ~ snaa r1uuRsi
ID tlse lauiflie Utilities Anlssigsl.
Atihr four sears 1T service III
thns oftiee he rstaHnpd III private
pra a iater, ii ia2.ls
iIyssa u egHr. ZEN governor,
appointed Bfiaar III tile l'ablle
tltlIil 6aNm iD. IL succeed
Roscoe G Mccullough.
Columbus Eas Case
One 81 tie nlapy important eases
in which Brlthpf participated ns Il
msfiaer Of tile commission WAS the
Columbus gas case Virtually egs
ery public utility rate making pfil-
ciplo laid down by grleker IN hls
dissenting opinion sustaining q 43.
cent rate for the CITY Of Columbus
was sustained BIZ tie Supreme
Court.
Rricier rpsignet from tie com.
mission IL & rs Office ~ Attorney
General ii lam "a. II | 81. He had
been nominated bg tie Republicans
Without opp altiea and was one q
three K plllliean state officials q
survive tie iAndside 81 the l332
lecti9uB.
Al tie state Il cilief lav officer
t,rieker Was c.l.i L upon to provide
ldviec a.l c1unsel FIR the many
naw agencies se{ UP following the
rational cie ION of taat Year,
While expenditures mounted in oil
othef departments of The State g,v.
ornnlent, Bl'icker conducted the nf
fairs oi hia department at saVinp
II Sld,l2i in his iial ar III Of.
Gee, IA q sainst tae pS 9enaes Of tlse
attorney II nafaia Office tie pseaed
iag Spar. In addition to conduct
ing hia dep9Ftmgnt economically
arieker aud his aides callected fot
lac state. 4 ring 1888, total q
fi ,i19.26i.15 due the state.
fioids Lowp Operation Goats
Figures Aaoy taat he has CON
S ssss i9aW ennfs
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
DEMOCRAT Is
IIUR I AT
COP MEETING

CINCINNATI Lee Cornet, 3a, OF
yaG Linn slreet, Ii patient Ill the
General Hospital as result 81 ut
tending Republican picnic at High
land Grove, Sunday afternoon.
Gofnet, who Ia an ardent Demo.
cfat, attempted to make Ii Democratic
efe a ~ the leAie sild ths alter.
Gallon arose,
Comets alleged assaiInnts. Cole
man Baldwin, 600 West Sixth street
and StoneWall Smith, st9 West Niath
street. were promptly lacpd under
arrest by Special Deputies William
Baxter and Fred English and placed
IN jail by Deputies William Ditehen
'and Ralph Anderson. The accused
ipre being held for questioning by
4 he ~ Geo, A. Lutz and Capt. Chas.
II. Goddinaton.
According TO statements nf the
accused. after The alteration started.
Smith claims he waa forced III defend
himself when Cornet stabbed him.
Baldwin vert to Smiths aid, the
nfiiee Il were told, and struck Cornet
on tho head with i beer bottle. This
ended the hVht.
Smith WINS treated AT the hospital
for u aiivht knife wound hi the shout
der. Cornet suffered cuts and il pos.
sihl skull fracture,
No mere Democratic speeches
swass attempted agsag shls aghss
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
FOR
BEAUTY'S SAKE
BY MARIE DOWNING, Director
Larieuse Beauty Foundation

Lariensc Beauty Foundation
Women who wear ahort-gleeyedI
summer frocks of sleeveless even
ling gowns sometimes neglect their
unnttraetiye elbows, which dctract
from the well-grooned appearances
every woman should have. Even
when Wenlth of attention IL law
I ished on the hair. the complexion and
The hands, no woman can look her
best II household tasks have left her
elbow sileeed, ehapped o. cal
louset
I lt'a asy g kee9 our elbows look
lan slia sad hstaet,se II We will give
them the same consideration we give
auf hands OF fingernails.
Don't acquire the habit Of leaning
| ~ the elbows every time you sit
Town This Ii the chief cause Of
any enlarged, unattraetive elbows.
| watch fof this tenden.y IN yourself,
tAi - Abe@ tfbi Atlstl ANf4 3hNAa&AskA3
/ Il With your chin eupped In your
| handa and your elbows resting on u
lie ~ ehair-arm, break yourself of
he habit
fls nnnearance af The elbow can
d improved considerably by massag-
np tllem with beauty cream, or with
te ol. with one arm extended
traipht forward. take the slack skin
j fhe outside Or the elbow in the
nser &C thn other hand and mas
a"e Il thoroughly.
lt the elbows hava hacome unnas
lie conreepea and don't reanond
snqilv tn treatment trv nuttin" n
henvy oil on them md leaving It on
uarniwLt. A litslft h",4anve can he
raprad about ti,n elhnv'e 10 been
AZ - in nlaee, Worm olive oil. or
anv beauty preparation which has an
niiv baac, can he used for this pur-
noac.
Many women keen the skin Of thu
!, alhows soft aud plant by resting ths
lheWs i, Inflow snncers filled with
iii elive oil
Naturally the elbows tend to be-
come darkened even more than the
Kim Of the forearm. For that reason.
blenehinp the elbows regularly In d
e.i.W henntv nrecaution. regular
bleaching cream can be used, or, II
you prefer, lemon Juice can be rub
bed into the elbows. If this Ii done
reeuleriy. the skin will become no
tieeably lighter. mud the whole AT.
pcarance Of the arm will be I'm
proved.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
MODEL. SCHOOL.
TO Be BUILT
=
FOR NEW YORK

NEW YORK -(CNA1 Plans are
iinder way TO build model achool In
Harlem, the Board Of Education an
nonnced lust week.
Among the frntnres of the new
school which viii be erected In l27th
aud I2Sth Streets. between l.enox
and Seventh Avenue. will be i larve
gymnasium, ii playground cgefiny
almost the entire oof space. s,teal
elasa rooms md exercise rooms for
crippled children, and an auditor
ium which will sent 549 pupils
The pl'ns ore beine completed bv
Waiter G. Martin, school architect
~ NJ application haa been sent To
Washington for Federal funds ii II.
nhnea ~ nrrcent # the estimated
constraetion cost of si,022 900.
Decision 70 give Harlem model
sehoni followed vigorous agitation by
teachers md raeepts. groupa and
community organizations for better
schools and teaching facilities for the
long neglected community plans
Or I'll. school we're frat hrooehca
GLOWING the historic oubbreak Of
March ta,i9a5, when thousands 81
Harlemitea registered violent pro.
test against iim-erow oppression md
inadequate aehools and hospitaliza-
tion.
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.of E q nartmtFt to d minimum
slasr IL taa q efer increasing work
for tat various other departments.
Two i ara ago Bficker WAS re.
elected nslsanay lenert.l, on the
strength III Ills record, being one III
Two Republican state officials to
wir Ii that eleetian.
included ID tie important iitiga-
ton hant'ad down hy the attorney
generals ei e during his two
terms werc tae Ohio Mill eaae and
the CfIise Building explsAlon sases.
Iii t'. Ater. Rf As friend
of the t. appeared personally
hefsfa tlte lluitasi Sstates Supreme
Court, iit.ng brief il behalf of
the state milk commission and glv-
ing regulatory powera over this
basic ealmotliiy The Supreme
Court hold ille nrt constitutional.
Eliminates Litigation
In TIM explosion ease Brickcr
brought about cash settlement
from the Columbus Gas and Fuel
Company of 100000 damages to
The new state Office building, there.
by eliminating expensive litigation.
Among BriclSef's outstanding
opinions, rendered during his serv.
Ice as attorney general. was one in
| which no held the Legislation pro-
viding for old age pensions end IN.
| employment insurance would hs
constitutional The legisll ture let
OF enacted tae old age pension law.
The candidate was born Septem-
Der q, 1853, on farm six miles
! from NE, 9sNriiHg, Ohio, worked on
the farm while attending school,
Taught country school Il year to
earn funds to pay for his college
course aud then attended Ohio
/ State University, lie left the uni
verity ut tho close Of his Junior
var, in Jane Ial7, To enter the
3erviee returning TO the university
alter tho war to complete his
itudiea.
Triekef WAS married In 1919 to
Harriet Day of Ur5ana, Ohio. They
haze one son.
He II Il 35nd gree Mason and
4 ntemoer Of tao Eagles and Moose
/ ladgea, member Of the American
1 Legion, the Veterans Republican
/ Club of Columbus, un active mem.
her of the Central Ohio Anglers
| and Hunters Club Of the Madison
County Iibh and Game Commits.
] zion.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Earl Griffith, Republican cnndl
di.tp for ssesesarg III s,tata. il pnp.
lisher Of Ito Morrow County sen
tinel ard h u resident iii Mt. Gil
aad, q.
iie waa born In t'aatseauig, q.
july i3, 1897, ard was eslacat d in
the public schools Ia Nit. Gilead
High School and At Ohio Waalegi'n
un.veraity IN Dela ware.
Although Gfillilh served
postmaster of Mt. tiiiead from to-
To 1884, and Is mambor III tac
Republican Central Committee at
Morrow county, he haa nceer be
fore been u candidate for an eipe
tive office. He ii held in higil ss
teom BY those who know h'nl best
lie ii il memher 81 aiI the MAaan
IL bodiea with tie exception Of til
a3rd degree, u mtnbgr ef tlis
knights of Pythias, the Elks and
Delta Tau Delta fraternity
Griffith ID member Of the k
wants Club of Mt. Gilead and has
held every office In the club. H.
organized the Boy Scout Council
In Morrow County.
Griffith served as chairman nl
the Republican State Campaign
Committee In 1884.
lIis newspaper has long held
outstanding position ii its loealit
The Sentinel won state awards
Ave contests sponsored by the OH
Newspaper Association and thl
times has been declared the -
standing weekly" In the state.
Griffith Ii d member Of the +,
eopaI Church. He Il married
hns two damghters ard q ao.l
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
Y w c A NEWS DAYTON

DAYTON a very etlthaaaaR1as
meeting ol presidential nominees ana
sadeta for t.4e membership campaign
81 the Fjfth etreat YWCA was held
oil lbursday. September 10. Among
zae e44talt.a ehoe0n ~ thu Time are
ti.e following persons: MrA. Ethel
prem. Mies Adella Brown, Mias
Elizabeth Mct.iii. Miss Remitha Ford.
Miss Iialiie Douglas, Mrs. Edith
Dabson, Mia ophelia Walton, Mrs.
Regina Mnmford, Miss Rhoviila How
ard. Miss Bows Chance, Mrs. Dnyie
lsae penmnn, Mrs. Opal Winston.
Mia Lucille Pittman. Miss Lucille
Paitigrew, Niiea Ireya Goines and
Mrs Ioovie Gay
The next general meeting fof
v,o, scia, captains and nominees VII
lle held September 2ath Vt I y. N.
lit the y McA. Rouaing speeches and
SONGS nrp expected 70 play q promii
ent pnlt III this time.
The official opening of the cam
rainn will occur Oh the afternoon q
80 ias, September 27th at Table
uucls Eaptiat church Tor the genera
public.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
$4,000 improvements al
Ky scIapoI

LINCOLN RIDGE, KY. 20 Lin
coin Institute opened here on Labor
I1ay with $4,000 IN improvements, in
Guiding two beacon lights on the
a md money FOR concrete
walks connecting the muin building
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
81. Margares's EpIseopaI

SVs WaFkMFHFb EptsuUrAI
The annual carnival of the church
vii he held IN the Parish IiaIl Thnra
tlay itartlng At noon and lasting
throughout the day md evening. Al
hiel,en and wutflc fare will bs served
from Z 70 3 pm. later cafeteria
dinner 4 scheduled. Games and i
llIHrtiy CONTEXT afe nlao slated FOR
he carnival Mrs Lutte Turner Ii
chairman Of tho carnival committee;
u. q. lIickerson is senior vestryman.
l'he annual church home coming will
be held October |.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
DAYTON EnKs WILL
Give PARTY MONDAY

Inst fof he sake II fun fof their
puest# ihe fllis of l1ayton will give
4 fiq IL the lsllsa' Rest Monday
nieht tatlinV o'clock
a a'a ianeing
aud cords fof tfa flblie which is
Invited fteo ~ charge
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
NINTH STREET YMcA
rannNa alNsxfE INte. AFfE

- n - 1900 FNF1tfF Y
fsTNrfNNA I'll The three towiinG
allewa - fha attssih ssrnet YwfsA have
zen sioennphlu recondifioned ard
oyrted n.,a 50 vaea~ for the
'eae,,va ~ the Fnn t,oss,ie.e who v.'ll
welcans fha announcement Of the
fesma' opcning for Saturday from
4 te .'
fsawling has hear \ t,nntaiar saese
atina aason~ mnnihers of the NsnAh
sfrnnt yMCA FOR she peas swsaty
s~ass.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
LINDEN CENTER
DAYTON

DAYTON -
The girls Day Camp was success
fully hold last week, with d large
number Of girls attending daily. The
Glasses In arts. and crnfts, nature
study. dramat!ca, fret aid, story tell
Ing, social recreation and clay model
ing were highly enjoyed by the girls.
Thia week, tournaments In jacks,
ring o let's, rope jumping and hos
scotch will he held at the Center. All
girls arc invited to participate.
nature hike will be sponsored
from the Center Thursday morning
at q o'clock.
Miss Ollie h. Davis announces Or
tohrr iat ~ the beginning OF i broad
and coFnnrehengiva nregram ne fall
and winter activities sos gisls and
woaasa eS eaa sgs gvsaea.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
voerl nj smal Opens
eent~YI,er 80.

DiN MARX n AL 90 Voorhees,
normal md lndu trinl school. q Il.
iltanton nfineinai hegina the fall
tarm, September 10.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
Weyman A. M. r..

he Wpynlan sMtsrhood will pre-
ent Mts Grace stiyof& purvia Ill the
shnrch Sentemher ~ 10 talk on her
visit 10 kadio City this summer.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

mr. and Mfe. Charles HIGGINS r.
turned 10 The city early this week
from Now York where M. iliaeins
RECENTLY appeared On q Major howea
radio program. Mr.. Iiiegins iniinaatea
that h Iaeal choral group may be-
formed for professional ainging
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
{ orialI,ian Bapsiss

coriathian Baptist
Rev w q. Thomas, pastor Of
Cprinthian Baptist chareh will return
u Dayton September is after mn ex
tended trip throughout the south.
#Iie attended the national convention
which was held IN Florida. He viii
occupy nix pulpit Sunday. Mrs. J w
shaw ntso attended tho national
convention.
s. Chance, reporter.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Mrs. Emma Alexander q German
iasn lreet, accompanied by her niece
Matildn renninpA of w second atfects
pent hreo delightful weeke III Tom
rhnv tod relutiYes mud friends III
Petersburg, Fayetteville and kelsn
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
Mi. olive Baptist

Ms. Olive Baptist
sunday. septenlber II, WINS Wo
mems lay 1T Mt. Olive Baptist
lehu4eh. The pfogram was q great
sncease, Sunday morning Mrs. Lula
Nayes gaye an addraas, "A Woman's
i iaaion." Sunday afternoon, Mrs. q.
r. Neal gave an aasitcsa, Tho Chris
tiun Negro Woman In Changing
World Sunday evening Mrs. A. u.
White spoke concerning Negro Wo
men If Yesterday" Special numbers
| .gere rendered By different womcn
Of the city.
The Scott family of Wayman A.
Ina. II. church presented musical
lnrogram at the Mt. Olive Baptist
church Thursday, September II.
| Gertrude r Tate. reporter.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

III Raleigh, iii G.. Mr. and Mrs
GlArtueu Sawyer save i patty Tues
day nisik HI their home.
Guests were AIisAea Sotoma pe
Bual, Mary Walker. Ann samuels,
0ilie Davis, Mrs.. Susie Brown. chas.
Lewis, Robbie Robinson, Vernon Der
lsau, Wesley AlatlheWa, ~. Anderson
aId Irving n. Williamson,
AiaA ttlayson will leave Sunday ief
,Auiejali altef stay of ;hfse weeks
IAere with her mother, Mrs, Brown.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
l,,EdlJkl,HiES
l.haIllps 1empla E. Nj. Z.

fhailips Temple e, MI. 4.
Youth Lay Will be observed BY
Phillips Temple G.M.E. ehEfch Sept,
10. Mrs Nina kobinsels, well known
evangelist of s5snsgaaaii. will be tho
guest speaker She will be nccompan
led by the gospel singer, Miss Bonner
Rev q. L. Knox, pastor ot Phillips
Temple win conduct the morning
services. the afternoon and evening
services will be lead By the younf
people
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Dayton hoya who recently left for
inslp iii Alabama state 'i'enehef3
olleec ineia.le laiaee W tohnHon,
runney Fishor Erred l'ani. paed Ma-
ann md Rny Beard.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Attending the state planning
committee FOR the Advisors and acc
ratartes which was held ut Columbus
last Thursday were the following
Miss Shirley Jones, Miss Vivian
Wenver, Mrs. Lueretta Tanner, Mrs.
Iiliian Clemens and the Girl Re
l'erve secaetary, Miss samona he
Beal
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Mrs Beulah Robinson, daughter af
Mr. and Mrs james Robinson, ieft
laeaday fen Detroit where ahe viii
iiniah her college work after i writ
here fpf several days With ler
parents
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18


ffonoribr Mis- isstella f'faven
librarian IF the SC Augustine COLLEGE
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MIS- IIelan Wiliiana ef hiaHit
retnfnea 81 her home lnei Wafl nfte1.
i Viaff with Mis Tistio nnniiniek
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a party II honor Of Harry owens
of buffalo, New York, WAS given las1
week In the home IL Mrs Susie
isrown and her daughter, Misa Esiella
ssrayaon, Cards and dancing were ehe
features Of The evening. Guests Tor
ia attendance were Misses Amaiida
Green, Charlie loaf, Mr. and Mr.
Mr. aud Mrs steward Neal, Leroy
Green, Charlie Igeaf, M.r and Mrs.
Clarence Noal mud Irving vii
liams0n.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Miaa t,llie Davis Will leayt TIE
sitY eaflg next week for 4 YiHii III
hp hame III Lexington. ky
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Nis4 marguerite I0linson ana
.Hmiis and Mafeua Anderson metered
la Cincinnati sunday g be IN
i eueatn 81 Miss ida Rhodes
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18
DAYTON SOCIAL.
EE(saIl.aS,EalS

Mis- Louise Dunn, formerly q
Dayton, daughter oi George nunnt
WAS married Inst month 10 Clinton
Maurisl Arnold IN New York City
where the couple are residing, " fa.
james Parsons III Dayton and aau
ghtera attended the wedding. ahe Y z
sister ID Mr.. Arnod-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Mf4. liwood Wiegins Of South
Broadway laft Ftidhy for New York
t'ify. she wall hc the house guest oi
dfs Don Redman and Mrs. La3laneh
3pnug.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

ld8a f9nvia Yn returned To
fhie8ea saiatdag after spending q
8aek here with her family Misa
M II an II stenoNpnphor for the
t1eefion Gltrmieal Company
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

AIfs. Ho9ie Booker of Pittsburgh,
son4l. III tic guest of Mrs. Jessie
llails. Mfs Booker will be visiting
iii Dayton fof three weeks,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Among the Advisors
IN the Girl Reserve Department for
this year arc the following peoplei
Mise Arneida McGregor. Miss Lucille
pitman, Miaa Shirley Jones. Miss
Pauline Best and Mrs. kntie Mason-
Miss trega Goings, dramatic 81
rpctor under the Emergency School
program will present her clubs n
several interesting skits within q few
weeks.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Holland Guthrie 81 the Soldiers
name 81 viaiting MI and Mrs. Albert
Wiiltnms of i,angWotth atreet. he will
rpfulm 10 tbs lInne about Sept. n.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

Nfs. Katherine Stewart, Long
worth street, mothor Of Mias Ethyl
Vafg. Lincoln Sims and Albert
II lllana motored 70 Morrow, Ohio,
sunday io visit Mrs. ote Sims. Mrs.
inns haa been i'll for three months.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1936-09-18

sslhsll Thompson If New York
hs fefptned home after four
Ill With his mother, Mrs. Iia
eiss thompson lle had been away
am Dayton fof 4 years