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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08

ne We svych nesnazich, sve TRIP
kosti a zpGsobem boje.
Zde v naSi zemi vzdavame
d1ky, re vyhybajice Sc valce.
hledime dosici svych cfl1 miro
wynn postupem po%pularni vlady
pod 1stavou.
Je to novy konflikt, tax d.
LEFTY, jake LincolnGv, ktery
nen1 bojovan lesklou ocelf, n.y.
brz vyzvou k rozumu a sprave-
dlnosti ma tisfci 'front.' nemz
hledame zachraniti prilezitost
pro svou vlast a bezpecnost
pro vsechny svobodne oboe.
Jsme bl1zko vitezstvi teto
bitvy. Pc jejim vftezstvi a be-
hem dlouhych let kez bychom
zili moudrosti a lidskosti srdce
Abrahama Lincolna."
Kdyz president skoncil svou
rec, diva vyslouzilci - jeden v
modrem, druhy v sedem - sta
hi provaz a odhalili pomnik
m1ru.
Ma jeho podstavci je napis:
"Vecny mir We sjednocenem ma
rode"
Cd bratrovrazedneho boje
ma tonic bojisti dine 3. cerven-
ce 1868 nevidel Gettysburg ia
koveho mnozstvi lid, jake sc
tn seslo kolem presidenta, je-
hoz rec slyseli pomoci amplio-
MI.
Ma tento okamzik pripravo-
val Sc stat a federalni vlada
nekolik let. A k tomuto obno-
vent mfrovych slibd bylo prida-
no skoro 100000 z verej-
nych fondI a nadseni maleho
zastupu vyslouzilcG, kterf pri-
jeli do Gettysburgu ma posled-
nj sve shromazdeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Rekord Spoi. StatH.

Poprve Cd r. 1882, kdy sta
tistika o lyncovani zacala byti
vedena, Spojene Staty nemely
"a dobu sesti mesfcI jedineho
lynce!
Jessie Daniel Ames, tajem-
nice Svazu Jizanek prot Lynch,
p~fipisuje tento fakt vychovne
Rampant, kterou kona Svaz,
instrukcf serif1m a sirokou
publicitou, jez Sc dava prfpa-
dun lyncovani.
We zprave Sc pravi, Re v Te-
xasu nebyl proveden lyme "a
poslednf dive leta. Posledni
lyme byl zaznamenan v Tfjnu r.
1887.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
ERNIE DUSEK zapasiti Dude
GINO GARIBALDI pristi
tyden.

Prfsti 1tery, IL. cervence v
kffzkovych zapasech poTada-
nych V Carlins Park v hlavnim
zapase krajan Ernie Dusek, va
zfc1 220 liber utka Sc S Gino
Garibaldi, Italem, vazicim 224
liber. Mimo tohoto zapasu ma
programu jsou jeste ctyri jine
zapasy.
Minute 1tery v hlavnim "a
pase Gino Garibaldi porazil
Wally Duska v 27 minutach.
Cliff Olson poraZil Eddie
Newmana V Is minutach.
Mike Mazurki zdolal Billa
Middlekauff II minutach.
Hank Barber porazil Walter
Potolaka v Is minutach.
Pat Riley porazil Everett
Gibbonse V IA minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Palili.

ROby Horton z White Hall,
Md, odsouzen byl ma rok a den
do vladnf kaznice pro poruseni
likernfch zakonG. Robert T.
Vannoy, zalovany v temze, Cd
souzen byl ma 60 dni do vezenf.
Ob6ma "a vinu kladeno, re me-
Ii neregistrovanou vinopalnu,
zasobu smesi ma delanf koral-
ky a hotovou koTalku, ma nfz
dan zaplacena nebyla.
= Lena Greenfield odsouze-
ma byla ma rok a den vladni po-
rotor pro vlastneni neoprav-
neneho lihovaru v Mount Briar
We Washington okresu. Pr
sOudu uvadela, re chtela 81 Y
palen1 koTalky u"SetTiti penfze
ma Vanocnf Svatky.
= vladimir agenty chyceni
byli til, Leo Colborn, Harold
Colbourn a Raymond Neck u
kotle ma palenf koralky v Ca
lestown v Dorchester okresu.
Nadoba ma palenf koralky byla
We velikosti SIS galon1.
= Dive cernosky, ktere vlast
nily a prodavaly zakazany
drug herin odsouzeny byly do
vezenf: Beatrice johnson ma
ctyfi roxy a Mae West Evans
ma tTi roxy. Vedle toho ulozeny
pokuty pc 500 kazde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08

Tfi cernosi snad rozehnali Sc
najednou pc "hrnci" pri hire v
kostky, paddy rany a vsichni
poraneni byli ma pieru 3, Pratt
ulice. Kostky rozhazeny byly
Zranen1 nalezeni byli policis-
tou Stanley V1tkem z jihoza-
padnl STANCE, kdyz zaslechl
v~ystfely.
Jeden z ranenych obvinil
ctvrteho brace. V hadce, lax
udal, ctvrty, kdyz neslo 20 ie-
no, wal revolver a zranil vSe-
chny tfi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Pocato opst S praci.

V Chicago pocalo pracovat
v d1lnach Burlingtonske drahy
$50 deln1kG, kteTf byli odloze.
nj cd 1. kvetna letosniho roku
Pc cele diva mes1ce pracoval
jen maly pocet delnlk1 ma nej-
nutnejsfch opravach. Stejne
malo prace bylo We vyrobnfm
oddelen1 a i We skladistlch by
10 jen malo zamestnancG. V
posledn1 dobe Sc vsak zvysila
doprava jak osobni, tax i ma
kladn1 a jelikoz znamky uka-
zuj1 ma trvale zlepsen1, rozho-
ola Sc zeleznice povolati do
prace odlozene zam6stnance.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
z ~manzelskeho raie.

Albert Engelskivich, jenz sved-
Gil pfi rozvodn1 zalobe re man
zelka jeho vysla S nekterymi
muzskymi galany We svatebni
noel, obdrzel V 1tery rozvod cd
teto.
Poole svedectvi oddani byli
IS. cervence, ale rozesli sc "a
diva dny. Druhy den pc snat-
ku, manzel svedcil, Lanny, je-
no zena, prisla DON'T pozde v
noel a odeprela mu Tici, kde
byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Stare a dobre.

V Lincoln, Neb., George C.
Green z Lambertville, N. j.,
.zastavil sc cestou do Kolorada,
kan jede do nor vyzkouseti
sve auto z roku 1904 O jednom
cylindru. Pravil, re v tonic
autu jedi kazdy rok cd chvile,
kdy je koupil. Jen v dobe sve-
tove valky v mem nejezdil. A
new AMI, kolik mil uz Y mem u
jel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
74leta odsouzena pro
~zproneveru

Pro zproneverenf $2.1OO y
pozustalosti Ruth N. TAYLOR,
74leta Mary w. Patton, odsou-
zena byla We stredu do kaznice
ma 3 roxy. Odsouzena, jez pro.
zatim nemusi trest nastoupiti.
ziJe We Wyman Park apartment
tech. Starena uzila penez. a.
by pomohla svemu synu, jenz
odsluhuje 81 We vezeni trest "a
vydan1 falesnych checkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Sebevrazda skokem S brooklyn
skeho mostu.

Znechucen zivotem, spachal
49lety 1cetnf Frank HI. Lunte
sebevrazdu skokem S brooklyn
skeho mostu v New Yorku. Byl
svobodny. Ia valky slouzil v
americke armada We Francii.
.Spustil Sc do hloubky asi 60
stop. NASH no pod mostem S
roztr1stenymi 1dy a v mestske
nemocnici no prohlasili Ia mr.
iva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
WilsonGIv pobocnik zemrel.

We Wardour, Md, komander
Richard Somers Galloway, KITE
ry byl Ma odpocinku cd r. 1888.
zemfel We SVEN domove. Ora
duoval ma namorni akademii r.
1907. Byl pobocnikem presi-
denta Wilsona v jeho prvnf lhd
te. We svetove valce byl v Gin
ne sluzbe Atlantickeho LODI
stva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Slovak Ia ~poslance.

We Struthers, Ohio, sloven-
sky krajan Juraj d. Tablack
uchaz1 Sc o zvolenl "a poslan-
ce do statnf zakonodarny ma
demokratickem listku. Je Gle
mem mestske rady a IMAM v
politickych kruzfch. Narodil
sc v Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Utonul.

George R. Seabreeze, 10 ro-
XII starry utonul, kdyz spadl z
vyletn1 lodi do hlubin zalivu IL
Seven Foot Knoll v patek V no.
CT pred tydnem. Mrtvola ma
lezena byla pc tydnu. Otec u
tonuleho, Elmer Seabreeze z
Riggs avenue Sc teSil az do ma
lezen1 mrtvoly, re utonulym
byl nekdo jiny nezli jeho syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08

Sedm set osob representujf-
cfch pet zamofskych zemf a
dvacet sedm stat1 Ameriky,
n%avstfvilo behem mesfce cerv-
ma hrob basnfka Edgar Allen
Poe, jenz pohTben jest ma hrbi-
tov6 u presbyternfho kostela
Westminster ma w. Fayette ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
" cervnu.

0 81 meme povolenf ku SHAT
ku vydano bylo letosnfm Ger
vnu u pfirovnanf s cervnem
pTedesleho roku.
Povolen1 ku snatku bylo O
80 v Sesti mesich tohoto roku
meme u pfirovnanf S podobnou
dObOu v rOce 1887.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Konec bez zacatku.

"Proc s tebou udelal Jirf
konec?" "Protoze jsem S MIN
mic nechtela zacft!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08

John Week v Chicago male
zen byl zastreleny. Stfelil sc
do bficha. Byl 81 rokG star.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08
COMMUNITY
BASE BALI.
lie EAGUE

CINCINNATI - Chivo's, cham
pions Of 1887, and league leaders Of
1888 are still unbeaten SO far as
league competition is concerned.
Manager George Drake veteran
catcher with Joe Devers coaching
has the team on wire edge.
Six years ago, Drake, then play
leader for the Recreation Commis-
sion, organized small group Of
boys, who attended West End play
grounds into class ID ball club, from
year to year as these boys grew up,
Drake patiently kept on working
with this same group, and 50 time
went on he organized boys club
and trained them, and today this
same group with a few exceptions
and through his faithfolness and hard
work is one of the best sandlot clubs
in Cincinnati white or colored.
Hardly boy on this club is II
years of age, and several Of them
are on their way to better and fast
er company.
The Chivo's have won the hearts
Of all base ball sandiot followers and
are a great favorite among them. All
Of the Chivo's ball players love the
game, and with their speed take adj
vantage of every mistake any club
makes and they are a very hard club
to beat.
Sunday saw the Chivo's and Madi--
sonville, another young promising
club, hook up at West End Field,
Drake sent Green to the hill and
Neil TO do the receiving, while Ma
disonville sent Lefty McClean TO
hurl and Titus to receive his slants.
The game started off well and for q
few innings it looked like anJoody's y
game, but McClean's teammates be-
gan making errors and this seemed
to upset McClean and he soon went
wild. and Chivos began to wait him
out and they soon forged to the
front and were never headed there
after.
While the Chiyo's lads were taking
Madisonville into camp, IA to {, Elk
celsior was at Reading Road NO. >
giving Plantation trouncing 4 to
Z. Denison, manager Of Excelsior,
was doing the pitching for his club
while Charlie White was on the re-
ceiving end, Albert Smith started
for Plantation, Ward catching, but
Excelsior soon blasted him Oft the
hill and he gave way to old faith
full Davis, who has been plenty Of
trouble to all sandlot clubs for the
past six years.
Sunday, July II starting at ]
pm. the Community Base Ball
League will have field day and all
star base ball game. There will be
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08

add to the lunch. These coconui
date bars will get rousing hand.
In fact, your own grown-,ip guests
will find them just as acceptable.
Coconut Date Bars
In cups sifted cake -four; III
teaspoons double-acting baking pow.
der; w teaspoon salt, / cup sugar,
: eggs, well beaten. | tablespoon
melted butter, / cup finely cut
dates; ] cup shredded coconut;
tablespoon hot water.
Sift flour once, measure, add bak.
Ing powder and salt. and sift again.
Add sugar gradually to eggs, beat.
ing thoroughly. Add butter; then
dates and coconut, mixing thor.
0ughly. Add -four, alternately with
water, beating well. Turn mixture
into two creased pans, 8x8x2 inches,
spreading batter thin Bake In slow
oven (325e FL 30 to 35 minutes.
Cool. Cut in bars. 22sx1 inches.
Remove from pans. Makes dozen
lara
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08
CINCINNATI
SOCIAL NEWS

Successful. Meeting
The meeting conducted by Father
Oyeltreo at the II. NJ /. A. Hall at
4O5 w. Eighth street have been 50
successful that it is necessary 70
continue ths meetings for three more
consecutive weeks.
+
Noted Teacher Passes
The funeral services Of Miss
Myrtle Richardson, widely known
Cincinnati teacher, were held at he}
Bedford avenue home July 6.
There were many friends from
Far and near with saddened hearts.
The beautiful flowers were EXPIRES
sions in grief Of The man tear dim
med ends. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Riehare en, brother and sister IN
law. survive.
Col. Benjamin O. Davis, wife and
beautiful daughter, who is a teach
er Of Romance Languages at Will
berforee University, were the guests
Of Capt. and Mrs. Jay w. Wilkins,
the past weekend. Col Davis has
recently received promotion from
Wilberforce, to instructor and Col
onel Of the regular US. Army and
stationed in New York. Col. Davis
ID the father Of Lieut.. Davis, recent
graduate OF West Point and now
stationed at Tuskegee as Lieutenant
and military instructor. Col. Davis
and other prominent friends enjoyed
the hospitalities at the Cincinnati
Colored Democratic Club.
Dir and Mrs. Edward Gray enter
tanned with cay party several
friends and prominent visitors at
their home Sunday evening. Among
the visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Duke
Slater Of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Swater and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lewis Of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Slater were guests Of Mrs. Grace
Parham Buckner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Birch The fourth Of July
was enjoyed by the same visitors at
a picnic in Wyoming at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Arnold. Among
the home town friends were Mr..
and Mrs. T. Buckner, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Howard and DR.. and Mrs, Cotreal.
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IT'S Il Hol, TIME

are not sufficient In this scorching
weather or in any weather for that
matter for assured daintiness.
There are Ii number of reliable de-
odorants on the market. Choose
whichever you prefer and use It re-
gularly according to your needs,
This is of vital importance to the
fastidious woman. Don't neglect it.
Your hair. too, should come in for
| its share Of consideration during
these Summer months. Your head
| becomes hot and sticky and conse-
qnentiy The hair should be washed
more frequently than in the cooler
seasons.
Avoid glasing nail polishes in the
| Summer a pale, subdaed shade
gives 4 much cooler, more restfHl
leffeet. Many manufacturers are
lpnitlng out polisifes especially de-
signed for Summer use. Try them
ont and see il the result IS not graft
flying.
Try to keep n pleasant frame OF
mind. Avoid getting into stew
| literally. Letting little annoyances
put YOU in d temper Just makes you
| fee the heat more. Drink plenty OF
water. Walk, don't run. Relax.
Don't let anybody make you hurry.
And see if you do not look, and ae-
tually feel, cooler.
What are yoar beauty prob
-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08

At this time Of the year we are
All confronted with the problem
Of how to keep looking fresh as a
daisy when in realty We feel like
yesterdays gardenia, Hnt, It can be
accomplished, Ut least 10 a limited
degree.
Cleanliness and beauty 70 hand
IN hand and cleanliness is the key
note 10 summer loyeliness. No mat
ter hoW dashingly gCu may be
dressed, iii your crisp new dotted
Swiss and a big legllorn hat, you
won't make q very alluring i'm
preston IL yoilr powder IS caked
on your nose, your lipstiek slneared
beyond the normal line Of your
mouth, and yonr mascara sfreaked
across your checks.
Tie secret Of looking fresh on the
hottest days lies to !; great extent
In the proper use nf makeup. Few
Of us look our best without 4 bit
of artificial aid. But when using
uake-np during hot weather. apply
it with a very light hand. 4 faint
sprinkling Of powder lasts just as
long lis q barrel Of -four and Ger
tainly is less likely TO cake when
your face becomes damp. A bare
tracing Of lipstick gives much
cooler effect than q heavier applica-
tion and will not smullge as easily.
Mascara is best forgotten entirely
In fhe Summer in warner climates,
unless sou find some that II guar
anteed waterproof. \ Light appli-
cation Of rouge is recommended, as
too much color inay add to the hot,
wilted appearance.
To you beauty conscious women,
I need not stress the Importance Of
a daily bath. / would like to men-
tion, however, that soap and water
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08
DAYTON LOCALS

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MISS Geflfaae 'so'.'''''9
street p.4sl'.,,sh 80 rs ~ - s,be4e she viii
or ,s'aD , I. s " ;tl, har fatber
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ns..1a 1a,es md daughter,
Mrs. 9ael'sia ,el a,,,la.. so,'ss J, ~ IT. weeks
n.o'of @ ,,'t. s,,p Fa.t Tbev we're ae-
el''e' H., pY'.ss IS 1,liladaIpb;a by their
..,,,ar William
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go a,,a - s,an, fba holiday week
~, 8 Ut ,,,an'a ~ visitinr friends.
e''a $ 1''.
Mo Pfebard Johnson (nee Julia
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Mrs. Madeline Rodanrs

Mrs. Madeline Rodgers, AZ, Of
1926 Home avenue, died at a. m.
Sunday at Dayton State hospital.
Services were held at Wesleyan
Methodist church, Scott and Bruen
streets, at q p. IN. Wednesday, Rev.
i. w, Wilson officiating. Burial
was in Woodland cemetery. Surviv-
i.lg are the husband, Charles; FIVE
chiiafen, Charles, Kenaetn, Margue-
site, Thelma and Winnifrpd; one
brother, A. w. Tutt, and three sis-
tiers, Mrs. Cerline Stewart, Mrs. Hat
tie Mason and Mrs Estell Asney.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08
Isaah Reynoids

ISAIAH Reynolds, 55, Of IA
sprague street, died at b:s5 Sunday
at the Dayton State hospital. Serv-
ices were held at $50 p. m. Wednes-
dayat ST. Paul A. NJ. q. Zion
church, Home avenue, with Rev. d.
I'll. Hicks officiating. Burial was IN
Willowview cemetery. Surviving are
five children, Leonard, Horace Al
bert. Jack and Euther; two brothers,
James and Arthur, and one sister.
nfrs, Adalins Henderson,. OF Atlantis.
O., -. 81 ssiI sa7gsssss a7ssss y. II Il 4 a2sk 2
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08
Tabernacle Baptist

Rev. j. W. BroadduA, pastor q
Tabernacle will be in his pulpit tins
week. He was unable y reach more
last week but he is positive that ne
will preach Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Carter are ~
our city visiting Mrs. Carriers mo-
fher. MRS. Wright At the present
time they reside in Detroit Mich.
Little Miss Bobby Carter left Tor
Cleveland end arrived SAFELY she
will return in September for school.
Charles E. James, reporter
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08
Albert Lockhart

Albert Lockhart, S5, Of 900 West
Fifth street, died at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday at Miami Valley hospital
after brief illness. He is survived
by grandmother, Mrs. Jane Lock
hart. two sisters, Mrs. Mary T..
Woods of Dayton and Mrs Mary l.
Weaver Of Beaver, Pa, and daugh-
ter, Crusada.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08
Mrs. Minerva Reece

Mrs. Minerva Reece, ~, Of Alt
Parker avenue was buried at 3 p. m,
Friday from Wesleyan Methodist
church Of which she was a member.
Rev. Jerome Wilson will officiate.
Burial was made in Woodland eeme-
terry. Mrs. Reece died at 7:15 p.
m. Monday at Miami Valley hospital,
Surviving are brother, John Nor
ris, two nieces, Mrs. Pearl Fletcher
and Mrs. Helen Stone, and four
nephoWs
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08

homemade fish
Ing rods, it is up
to mother to
provide the eat
ables. The young
ones take the
sandwiches for
granted b IL t
they always get
q thrill over the
tiff1o fr;llo ,yr,,,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08
Mrs. Julia Freeman

Mrs. Julia Freeman, 49, Of 1T
Edgewood avenue, died Sunday after
brief illness. Surviving are her
husband, Lindsey; one daughter,
Rosie Walker, Of Rosedale, Miss
She was member Of Bethel Baptist
church where services were held at
q j.. m. Thursday with burial IN
Willowview cemetery. Rev. G. +.
Ison officiating.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08

bunting and running to first base,
bunting and running TO fist, base
circling relay race, and as q special
attraction sack race. Plenty Of
fun and . good attraction assured.
Admission charge viii he IS cents.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08
F uraer~ls
James Turner

James Turner
James Turner, 8s, Of 12i7 West
Fifth street, died at q. m. Monday
at Miami Valley hospital Services
were held at 2 p. m. Thursday at
G. w. Jones funeral home, 455 West
Fifth street, Rev. II. L. Mcneil of
fciating, and burial in Greencastle
cemetery.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-08

William Laws recently married
Miss Hazel Williams teacher at
Lincoln Grant School, Covington,
| Ky. They now reside at 885 Rock
| dale Avenue. The wedding took
| place in Clarksville, Tenn, at the
| home of the bride.
A congenial group motored to the
Seven Caves to spend the fourth Of
July. The party consisted Of the
Misses Smiths, Griffiths, Callie Belt,
Mrs. Hazel Banks, Cecil Scott, Jim
mie Elder, and Otto Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Alexande,
spent the weekend in Piqua.
4 X Il
The charming Miss Rosamon
Moore and Mrs. Mable Dobson Of S
Louis are the house guests Of Nj
Lillian Foster Of Stanton Avenue
They have been the recipients Of
many parties.
Saturday evening Mrs. Foster hon
ored her guests with a bridge party
for fifty Eight. Mrs. Oscar Brown
won the first prize, Mrs. NJ. II. Low
ell, the second. Lovely prizes were
given the guests. Mrs William
Hawks and Mrs. Andrew Page Of
Lincoln Avenue both gave Mrs Fos--
ter's guests a dinner party.
Mrs. Ruth Murphy entertained
her niece and nephew Of Louisville
over the past holiday weekend,
they are the Dickersons Of Louis
vile.
Tom Ford who is in Boston sends
regards to his friends here, he may
be reached at 1O4 Harristof Avenue,
| Boston, Mass.
IIIS.s i5bid 1I00aIGl1 ana l4lls+ iI ~ "
Tolliyer are planning to spend ten
days IN Chicago, leaving July Z.
Il #
Mr.. and Mrs. London Murphy en-
tertained Mrs. Garland Andrews with
cocktails at the beautiful Boosters
Club, Sunday night, July 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Stone were
visitors at the Boosters Cub July 4.
i y 4
Louis Dula former Cincinnati boy
who has been in Pittsburgh for the
past eight years pitching for the
Homestead Grays, made visit here
to see his mother, Mrs. Mary Dula
Of 241O Boone Street. While here
he drove to Owentown, KY, with
his mother and grandmother.
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HoNEYMOONING

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rankins,
who were married in June motored
to Clevland for a several days visit
with relatives. They will complete
their honeymoon with three-week
stay in New York City.
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TESTED RECIPE
by Frances Lee Baysos,~---

0N summer Saturday, when the
~ youngsters go off on their own.
bearing baseball paraphsrnalia OF
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Stone were
visitors at the Boosters Cub July 4.
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Mr. and Mrs. London Murphy en-
tertained Mrs. Garland Andrews with
cocktails at the beautiful Boosters
Club, Sunday night, July 8.
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The National Convention al eso7-
bel Choirs will Meet a. iiisi ps
Tempe q III q ! asast ~
;o ,sa AN atc ii ~ lie.