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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
DIVINE PROVIDENCE.

The clouds hang heavy round my
way
I cannot see;
But through the darkness l believe
God leadeth me.
mic sweet to keep my hand in his
While all is dim,
no close my weary. aching eyes
And follow him.
through many thorny path he leads
My tired feet;
ri ough many path of tears | go.
But it is sweet
But it is sweet
no know that he is close to me,
NV God, my Guide.
10 ieadeth me, and so | walk
Quite satisfied.
70 nv blind, eyes he may reveal
No light at ALL,
pnt while l lean on his strong arm
| cannot fall.
MV0ws- Christian Advocate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Memorial Service
AtD. A. r. Meeting

A memorial service to Mrs. Sydney
p. Cooper was held Saturday after
noon by the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, at the home of Mrs.
G. G.. Patterson, on Burwell avenue.
Rev. I. w. Hughes, pastor of Holy
Innocents Episcopal church, gave a
wonderful talk on her life and work
in the city and state.
The Flag Salute, American Creed
d. A. r. ritual, and the Lords prayer
opened the meeting.
During the business session, Mrs
Sam Harris was appointed to fill the
unexpired term of Mrs Cooper, as
registrar Mrs. Gholson appointed a
committee to look after the orphans
at Crossnore, and Mrs. Sam Harris
has charge of the box to go to Ellis
Island.
Miss Edna Garlick read an inter
esting paper on the "Old Time Kit
chen" during the program.
A delicious salad course was ser.
we'd by Mrs. Patterson to her guests
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11

at Dabney Sunday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. H. T. Gill and family
of Stovall, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. WOODY
were Sunday afternoon guest of Leon
Gill and family.
Little Billy Hicks of Townsville was
Saturday night guest of Anna Lea
Hicks.
Our Sunday school at Island Greek
had present Sunday one hundred and
thirty-six. The Cradle Roll was pres
ent, a very enjoyable program was
presented by its leader, Mrs. Sidney
O'Brien.
Miss Alma Green was Sunday aft
ernoon guest of Mrs. M. D. Woody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hicks and
Miss Florence Woody, visited some OF
the old homes near Townsville Sat-
urday afternoon, namely the old Nat
Morton home, The Pump Blackwell
home, Captain Hunts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Miss Blacknall Is
Bird Club Speaker

Members of the Bird Club spent a
delightful afternoon and evening as
guests of j. C.. Cooper at his pond and
cabin Monday.
In the afternoon there was canoeing
in Mr.. Cooper's boats for some, and
for others field trips in the woods
skirting the pond, where blue herons,
and wild ducks were seen about the
water, and the crested y-catcher
pine warbler, and other small birds in
the tree tops.
In the evening a log fire was light
ed in the cabin and seated around it
the sixteen members present enjoyed
a delicious supper. Following supper
the regular October meeting of the
club was held, with Miss Claudia
Hunter presiding.
After arranging for the trip Wednes
day to visit old Burnside by invita-
ton of r. B. Crowder, and the
densest spot in it's woods, which is
said to be the densest woods in Vance
county, the November meeting was
discussed, when Rev. John Grey, of
Raleigh, executive secretary of the
North Carolina Bird club, and a
group of men from Raleigh, Rocky
Mount, Chapel Hill, will be present to
prepare in participation IN the an
nual bird census.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Bird Corner in the Henderson Daily
Dispatch: Miss Garnet Myers, chair
man, and Mrs. Thomas Badger.
Work with School Children, Miss
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Missionary Groups
I. To Hear Discussion
By Miss Blacknall

On Friday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock
/ Miss Bessie Blacknall will speak of
her missionary work in Alaska at
Holy Innocents Episcopal church
The Woman's Auxiliary of Holy In
nocents has extended an invitation to
the members of all the missionary
societies of the churchs in Henderson
and to the ministers of the various
churches, to be present at this meet
ing.
Members of Holy Innocents are re-
quested to come to the Litany service
at $3.50 o'clock and the regular meet
ing, at which Miss Blacknall will
speak, will begin at 3:45 o'clock. All
invited guests are requested to note
the change in time. A hearty welcome
will be extended to each one present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
HENDERSON, IN CO. TUESDAY OCTOBER H. 1889

Mariel Gary, chairman, Mrs. E. G
Flanagan.
Bird Census: H. c. Anderson, chair.
man; ]. B. Connell.
The special feature of the meeting
was delightful talk on Alaskan Wild
Life, by Miss Bessie Blacknall. Miss
Blacknall told of the abundance OF
geese, grouse, robins, chicadees, gold
finch. and other birds found there as
well as here, and others; of the hun
dreds and hundreds of caribou she
sees already, and of the 7-year vista
ton of rabbits. Miss Blacknall briefly
referred to the flowers of Alaska
among them luxurious delphiniun
that grow 12-14 feet high, and mas
stursium vines 80 feet in length bear.
ing countless blossoms.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Mrs. Mills Hostess
To Philathea Glass

The Philathea class of the City
Road Methodist Episcopal church
held its regular monthly meeting Fri
day night at the home Of Mrs. F. G
Mills, with 16 members present.
A delicious chicken dinner wa:
served by the hostess, and was en-
joyed by all, after which the meetins
was opened by the president, Mrs. r
w. Lowry, with a song, "The Heaven
ly Chorus" The scripture. was rea-
by Mrs. Ben Knight, and Mrs. Ray
nond Adams led in prayer.
The regular routine of business wa:
transacted, after which games were
played.
Next month Mrs. Wesley Adams
will be hostess to the class.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11

DO you heed new slips to help give
you a "poured-in" look-the envy OF
every woman and the admiration of
every man? Then hurry and send for
Pattern 9877! This Marian Martin
design, with well-fitted bodice, is a
wonder at moulding bust and hiplines
1t features, too, double or Shadow
back that is such protection, and is
practically necessity under semi
sheer frocks. (The shadow piece may
be left off if you prefer, and the side
scanned up) Why not sew several
slips--for yourself, and also for gifts
to present to friends? The easy max.
ing is simplified still more by the
dlagrammed Sew Chart
I Pattern 1877 may be ordered only in
awomen's sizes "a, 36, SO, no, AZ. A, 46
and 48. Size SO requires 3 3-8 yards
80 inch fabric. Ia
Send today for the Tall-Winter Ma
rian Martin Pattern Book! Its fascl-
mating pages show you the way to
smartness and thrift, with dozens OF
easy. patterns that answer all your
wardrobe needs. Tailored styles for
everyday! Glamour" fashions for par
ties! Gay toys for, school, college and
the holidays! Slimming chic for the
matron! At-home frocks, winter
sportswear lingerie plenty OF
gift suggestions reminding you that
the holiday season is not far off! Or
der your copy at once. Price of book
fifteen cents. Price of pattern fifteen
cents. Book and pattern together,
only twenty-five cents.
Send your order to Henderson Daily
Dispatch, Pattern Department, l32
w. 18th ST., New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Plant Exchange Is
Very Successful

About 1000 bulbs and plants were
given away, at the flower exchange
held this morning from 10 until IL
o'clock behind the court house. The
exchange, sponsored by the Henderson
Garden club, was well patronized, and
was considered a decided success.
Members of the club announced that
the remaining flowers and bulbs
would be left on the lawn behind the
court house, and that anyone who
wanted them, whether white or color
ed, could select the ones they desire.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
YoungWomen's Club
Entertained Friday

The Young Married Women's club
held it's regular meeting on Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. e. A.
Hoyle, The meeting was opened by
repeating the Lords Prayer, followed
by a Bible verse by each member.
After the usual business, a Bible
discussion was held, each member
taking part.
Games were played, with Mrs
Arnold Carter winning the contest.
A delicious salad course was served
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Wal
ter L. Hayes, Miss Lucy Falkner, and
Miss Esther Falkner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Boys From Indiana
Are Visitors Here

Orville Shultheis and his friend
Charles Cambell, from Delphi, In
diana, visited Miss Lou Ella DECKER
son last week at the home of Mrs
j. K. Plummer, and attended the
Golden Belt Fair. m -
Orville Shultheis is an outstanding
All club boy from Indiana Last
November he won trip to Chicago
to attend the National All club meet
ing there, and Miss Dickerson was
the Vance county girl who attended
the Chicago convention. She was the
State winner in the Food and Nutri
ton Contest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Mrs. AllenSpeaks
70 Club Committee

Members of the Public Welfare
committee OF the Junior Woman's
clatb met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Clarence White,
with Mrs Gay Johnson Allen, of Dur
ham, Field Supervisor of the State
Commission for the Blind, as special
guest.
Mrs. Allen gave very interesting
talk, telling of the blind work in the
State.
Mrs. White served tea to her guests.
Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Talmadge Hoyle
Mrs. ]. M. Peace, Miss Rachel Wat
kins, Mrs. William Bryan, Mrs. Rob
ert Tanner, and Mrs. Lee D. Marbury.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Middleburg PIT. A.
Meets On Thursday

There will be an important meet
ing of the Middleburg school Parent
Teacher Association in the school au-
ditorium Thursday evening at
o'clock. @
There will be a general discussion
of proposed cafeteria for the school.
and all parents were urged to attend
and express their opinion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
PAGE FIVE

Gertie and Billy Stovall of Stovall
was Sunday night supper guest of
Mrs. M. d. Woody and attended SER
vices at Island Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hicks were Sun ,
day afternoon guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Tucker.
Mrs. Charles Sneed who has been
confined to her room, we are glad to
say is getting along very nicely !.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Plantation Party
On Friday At Gym

A Southern Plantation party is
planned by the Junior High PIT. A.
for Friday night, to be held at the
high school gym.
Would you like to know your flu
ture? If so, be sure to come to the
Junior high Southern Plantation
Party at the high school gym on Fri
day night, and Madame Zarro will an
swer all the questions you really want
to know.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Junior High PIT A

The Junior High P.-T. A. will meet
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the school. The program committee
VIII present DR.. A. D. Gregg, county
health superintendent, who will speak
on Mental Health" and special music
will be! furnished by the music COM
mittee. All members are urged to be
present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to take this means Of
acknowledging our sincere apprecia-
ton for the many kindnesses shown
us during the recent illness and death
Of our beloved mother. We especially
wish to thank DR.. Bass for his gen.
tleness and kindness to her.
Children of Mrs. Nettie E. Burroughs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
EIICKSBORO NEWS
By MISS FLORENCE WOODY

BY MISS FLORENCE WOODY.
Rev. Van Stevens filled his regular
appointment at Island Creek Sunday
night.
Many people from around here at
tended the Association at Peace
chapel last week.
Friends here wish Mrs. Johnnie
Knott of Stovall who is now in Watts
hospital, Durham, for treatment a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Shanks also Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Hicks attended the
funeral and burial of Mrs. Burroughs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Attend Fair.

Misses Josephine and Margaret
WILEY. and James Allen Hester and
Sam Peter Harris, of Dabney, attend
ed the county fair and had supper in
Henderson last week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Prayer Meeting Band.

The Prayer Meeting Band will meet
this evening at 1880 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Julia Faulkner, on
Maple street, with Mrs. Fannie Cup
ton as leader
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Visiting Here

Mr.. and Mrs. George Suggs arc
netding several days in the city.
Mrs. Suggs is the former Miss Virgie
Hayes. I!sWu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Goes to Littleton.

Mrs A. j. Watkins has gone to. Lit
fiction, to visit her father, Ben Brown
ING. for several days, and to attend
the Hicks-Stallings marriage Satur-
day evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Officers and Teachers Mect

The officers and teachers of the
Junior department. of the First Bap-
fist Sunday school will hold their
quarterly meeting at 7:3O tonight at,
the home of Mrs. Ada S. Parker, on.
Chestnut street. So {
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Returns from FlOri

Mrs. C. B. Lashley has returned
from Jacksonville, Fla, where she has
hpen spending several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Daughters Meet "wednesday.

The regular meeting of Vance Coun.
Gil No. 80, Daughters of America, viii.
be held in the hall Wednesday evening
at 1880 o'clock. All members are re-
uuested to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-11
Girl Scout TrOOn Meets.

OIII OVOuU TWP U1OCUS'
Girl Scout troop No. will meet
Wednesday afternoon at Scout head
o,arters on Garnett street, at the re-
gular time. ..~ :
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Mi. Enon Baptist

Rev. j.. L. Mundy, pastor OF MT.
Enon Baptist church, will deliver
the annual Anniversary sermon Of
the City Quartette union at the Mt,
Enon Baptist church Sunday. The
Quartette program will be as usual
stratino at $50 pm. All are cor
daily invited.
Rev. Hoard, pastor Of Tabernacle
Baptist church and the Tabernacle
Baptist church will fellowship with
the Mt. Enon church Sunday Febru-
arv 27 at 3 pm. Rev. Hoard will
deliver the sermon.
One of the outstanding events Of
the season will be the coming Of
Rev. Pickett of Augusta, Ga. to the
Mt. Enon church to run two weeks
meeting. Rev. Pickett is we'll known
and members and friends are asked
not to miss this chance to hear him.
Rev. j. 4. Mundy, the pastor, says
that after you hear him the first
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Announce Ohio Elk
Convention Date

CLEVELAND-The annual con-
vention Of the Ohio State Associa--
ton of Eiks will be held in Colum-
bus June 2, 8, 4, and 5, it was an
nounced this week by Assistant Po-
lice Prosecutor Perry B. Jackson Of
Cleveland, State President.
According to jackson she bcal
committee in Columbus is under the
craftsmanship of the Rev. Z. w John,
son who is sparing no pains to make
the convention the most outstanding
ever held.
Preliminary plans for the conven-
ton will be announced at pre-
convention which is to be held in
Columbus about April 3, at which
time representatives Of the order
from all over the state are expected
to be In attendance. 1T is also plan
ned to have the Hon. J.. Finley Will
son, Grand Exalted Ruler from Wash
ington, TO address the gathering
Further details will be announced
later.
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Dunbar Choir TO
Render Concert for
Boy Scout Troop 68

DAYTON The Dunbar high
school choir, under the direction OF
Mr.. Charles Higgins, will be pre-
sented in concert at the Bethel
Baptist church Monday night, Feb.
81 under the auspices of Boy Scout
Troop No. 68.
The Dunbar choir is becoming on.
of the outstanding musical organi
cations Of the city. 1t is composed
SIS mixed voices, all students Of
he school.
A number Of interesting features
have ben arranged for the concert
among which will be an octette, Q
auartette, solos. and dramatization
of d Negro spiritual. Mr.. Higgins
sill also sing a solo.
The concert is for the benehe oI
Boy Scout Troop No. 68 sponsored
bv Bethel Baptist church, Summit
and Home avenue, for the purchase
,f Bow Scout camping equipment.
Ellis Wallace il scoutmaster and
Parker Burkes, chairman Of the
committee.
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Tighten the skin. Cream mixed
with lemon, and applied to discol-
ored parts will bleach and remove
blemishes.
When my usually manageable
hair becomes gttinmy and drab.
taken an eggn0g shampoo. After
brushing fhe hair Thoroughly 1 wash
and massage IT, Then. heat IN
two eggs and add Il little rum and
silannoo to fnkewarm water. Then.
with the application Of ii little iiair-
dressing, find have the whitesf.
cleanesf scalp and shining luslrous
hair.
Rouge aud lip-stick should har-
monte with each other and with
the skin tone. Avoid painted
look" II IS never smart. Rouge.
applied 70 the upper cheek, gives 4
youthful, enliyened radiance, and
an appearance Of glowing health.
Oll-cream applied TO flle fips pre-
vents cracking and chipping. The
teeth must he white and cleaning
or all Is lost, and the nails kent
sssess r st'5iitEh With u ffdIJFHi DOl1Sn.
BEAUTY, THY NAME rs NATuR-
ALNESS!
When | find / have had an over
supply OF pie or cake, which makes
me bulge in odd places. take more
exercise. My wardrobe includes
colors and styles that befit my char
acter and coloring.
Personality! never forget that
4 soft voice, Il calm, gentle dlsppsI-
tion, all spell FEMTNITY and
BEAUTY. From beautiful people
come beautiful words. / select nv
words carefully because know /
am Judged by them. Beauty Ii NOT
luck! II Is WORK, hard work. bur
pleasant md remember that am
the reaper, and | certainly can't say
! didn't have 4 chance
II my next column, tie min
nc, Of second prize, Hilda Jean
Pad Of Baltimore, Nd, wil ap-
pear as guest author.
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I. ARNOLD HILL, DIRECTS
SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIAL
CONFERENCE IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI fAAPl The two
dav conference on conditions faced
by Negro workers, sponsored JOINT
ii by the Division of Negro Welfare,
Ninth Street YAdCA and The West
End YWC.A, was the most far reach
ING observance of its kind ever spon-
sored III the Queen City, are the
comments Of numerous person VINO
attended the sessions. The sessions
were attended by approximately
1000 perans eepresentiag various
civic, social, le igious, governmental
and lay interests, bota aegro and
white.
The interest and enthusiasm ex-
hibited by the audience in the prob
lens faced By Negro workers and
the participation in discussion to
remedy the situation was unprece-
dented. r. Arnold Hill, Director OF
the Department Of Industrial Rela-
tions Of The National Urban League,
who was guest speaker during the
a,,,;1as h,.,,oh, waalth DC IN
:ses.,,,,,,;s, SIS ~ nrohlems and
,.,a.had. u ~ toehnioues in meeting
them.
~ uill ,,rgea Negro leaders to
.>.,,a;nt ,,,an,sslves Win the grow
M ,honaes Il industrial relations
ana Il a,o.a artive with working
$500 3, ia salntion ~ these prob
1an,s q. aa,.;sed Negroes 10 study
Il aeaet SIS n,ossnre orouns a. 5
,,aa, a, .,,nha4;zing their rights
Nm n,...,,,s sa, ,1g AN which have
,aa ,ntsflivs,,, pressure methods
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Like Waiter Wincbeu, yonr
eoinmnisf is begging off today
and letting my Gnl Friday" en-
terrain yon. Yes, this is the win
ming letter III my contest for ne
best letter oh beauty hints. III Is
avittea By Georgene {. Williams
Of Detroit formerly of Aagusta,
Gal. [ tbInk it's a fine letter
don't yoa2
Charm and beauty are dominant,
highly competitive factors for wom-
en- In the game of life Ability to
wear clothes that do something for
her. skill In eoiIfeur arrangement,
and a sense of perfect grooming all
count. Tricks? Maybeb but they
are vital.
CARE Is the secret of beauty
For skin tiHt Is dry, dull and sal
low, with large pores. suggest m
oil mask massage. Apply a steam.
ing turkish towel TO the face. Then,
dip strips Of cotton In a solution Of
1uA5aI Oil, HHu pidpP these stFinS
over the chin, upper lip, cheeks, and
forehead for twenty minutes. and
you will be amazed TO find even
rough. asly skin smooth and silky.
1t works wonders
To remove blackheads md dirt |
mix meal with buttermilk to Il stiff
consistency. and rub this thorough
ly over the surface of my face and
neck. This is IA regular "0ld Dutch
Cleanser" chasing the dirt and
biackheads. For stubborn. deep
seated blackheads--a handful OF
flaxseeds, sewed in d little bag and
rubbed hrIskly over the face, which
has been efeamed, will get these
rascais. ifor blemishes and discol.
orations | "lemonize' by taking
lemon ice.cubes, made In the frIgid-
aire, and massage the face. Some
times lemon Is added to my face
cream Remember, the skin il iight.
Ing 70 preserve Its natural slight
acidity, and lemon helps to accom-.
plish this, as we'll as to soften and
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Me. Church Bishop
In CT /. unday

DAYTON Bishop Robert r.
Jones Of Columbus, head Of the
Columbus Area, will be guest speak
n at Mckinley NJ. +. church Sun
lay, February 20, at II a. m.
Bishop Jones was appointed 70
this area at the General Conference
n Columbus, May 1886.
This will be his first time as guest
speaker at Mckinley since being
appointed to this area.
Three newl organized choirs--
he senior, gospel and junior-will
render special program at 7:30. 4
chicken dinner viii be served by the
Missionaries. The public Is cordially
nvited to worship with us
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Minis ter's Wives
Council News

DAYTON The Ministers Wives
onncil met at the home of Mrs.
Frank +. Tate CT 42l Pontiac stree.
First Vice President Mrs. Hicks pre-
siding. Dcvotions were led by Mrs.
Knox. A very interesting business
meeting was held, after which de-
'icious luncheon was served.
Tie next meeting will be at the
ono Of Mrs. +. P. Porter, s23 Den
nison.
Mrs. Thelma McCallum, pres.
Mrs. Z. P. Porter, sec'y,
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DANIEL S. WATKINS

Daniel s. Watkins, sS. Of SO
Dennison avenue died at 80 pm.
Sunday at his home. He was vete-
ran Of Indian wars. Survivors: wife
Lucy; one son, three brothers and
one sister. Services were held at
/ 80 pm. Wednesday at Wesleyan
Methodist church. Burial Soldiers
Home cemetery.
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Bernice's School Of
Cosmetology

airs. Den Redmon, wife OF the
famous orchestra leader, was re-
.snt visitor at the school,
#m u
CHIT CHAT
o d Maie's and Widows lest
All the girls are looking forward
10 the State Board, but when?
Mrs. B. Wilkerson just returned
from calling the fire wagon.
Will Mrs. Crowley wane?
Who is the gentleman that causes
little Ross's heart to hutter when
giving a manicure?
Well, these spring mornings Mrs.
Treadwell said that she could walk
mile. Who will accompany her.
Not too many.
The E.P.K. girls are giving ready
work now, satin presses, ocean wave
MARCEL, waves by phalanges mani
pulation.
We are very proud to have Miss
Laura Leak back with US, who has
away since before Christmas
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Scout Troop No. SO

Boy Scout Troop No. SO Of Zion
Baptist church is moving forward
with plans for the Scout Tea which
they will give March 81 at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs James Pierce, 325
s. Summit Street Mothers Of the
Scouts and the Scout committee arc
assisting the boys with the project.
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Nadine Waters s
Husband Wins
Divorce

CINCINNATI. Drank Water
husband Of Miss Nadine Waters, vel
known singer, won divorce Thurs
aay in judge Charles Ro mans Do
mestic Relations Court.
The husband, Frank Waite 3, AZ
of 31fl Van Buren Avenue charged
wi.ful absence. He said that MI
Waters who ii 40, was now living
IN Brooklyn and that she had deciln-i
ed TO live with him for several year
ever since she made q concert tou
abroad
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sary program was prepared under
the Craftsmanship of Eugene Jack
son.
The main program scheduled for
last Sunday was at o'clock. DR..
Join w. Davis, president of West
Virginia State College, gave the ad-
diess. Music was furnished by Zion
Baptist Church choir under the di-
lection Of Charles Higgins.
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Salem Baptist Church
Mortga ge Debt Rally

On February 81 at 3 pm. we are
planning to raise the last payment
on our mortgage that has been
standing for 20 years. Please come
and help us. You are welcome at all
times. Our church is located on
Rutledge avenue, North Dayton.
S. v. Stone, pastor.