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The Washington times., 1938-03-24
MESSERSMITH'S
HOME IN TOUR

Added to the list Of Georgetown
houses which will be open to the
public during the garden tour"
Of historic homes April 8 and 8 is
the dwelling Of Assistant Secretary
Of State and Mrs. George Messer-
smith.
Standing at the southeast cor.
ner Of Twenty-ninth and @ Streets
Northwest, the original house,
built about 1850, was duplicated
several years ago. It was at one
time part of the Robert Dodge
property whose garden it adjoins.
Also on the list of the tour is
the residence Of Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs. w. D. Thomas, at Thirty
fifth Street and Prospect Avenue
Northwest. Recently restored, the
house was built shortly after the
Revolutionary War by John Tenn
pleman.
The tour is held each year for
the benefit of st. Johns Church.
Tickets for each day will be on
sale at the offices of the Amer
lean Automobile Association and
at the leading hotels.
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
Idaho Boasts Calf
Born at 14O Lbs.

TWIN FALLS, idaho, March "a
U.NS0.-Cattlemen were still dis
cussing today the largest calf ever
to be born in southern Idaho.
They claim it is the largest in the
inter-mountain west. The calf
weighed 140 pounds at birth-and
the average calf scales about 80
pounds. The husky bovine young
ster was born of registered parents
on the L. j. Tenkinck dairy farm,
one Of the leading dairy establish
mentS in Idaho.
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
U. S. Agents Study
Old C. & O. Canal

Federal appraisers have been
surveying the right-of-way Of the
old C. and o. Canal, with q view
to purchase for conversion into
a part of the District Of Columbia
park system.
A plan calling for the eonstruc-
ton Of a highway over the old
waterway and another which would
permit still water canoeing and
in other ways preserve the his
toric value Of the canal are under
consideration.
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
TOwn's Tip-TOppers!

By courtesy of WARNER
BROTHERS theaters film
passes are given daily as a
goodwill gesture or in re-
ward for news tips. Those
with initials after names or
''pen names" are invited to
collect passes here, invita-
tiOn expiring at end of sec.
Ond day after names are hon
Ored. Initials have the fol-
lowing meaning:
((E) is the EARLE, now
showing Judy CanOva and
Dorothy LamOur in Thrill of
. Lifetime" with Tommy
Dorsey and his orchestra on
the stage; (M) is METRO
POLITAN, showing Joe E.
Brown in 'FWide Open Faces:
(C} is CALVERT, showing
william Powell and Anna
bella in ~The Baroness and
the Butler; (P) is PENN,
showing Bob Burns and Jack
OaIkie in Radio City RevelS"
and March of Time; (U) is
UPTOWN, showing Frank
Morgan and Robert Young
in Paradise for Three"
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
Film Fan Fodder

If you name gets tB) be-
hind it you're set for one Of
these Bernheimer niftieS:
JESSE, showing Judy Gar
land and Mickey Rooney in
"ThorOughbredS Don't Cry;
SYLVAN, showing Joan
Crawford and Spencer Tracy
in "Mannequin"; PALM,
showing Lewis Stone and
Mickey Rooney in you're
Only Young Once" or NEW
TON, showing Fredric March
and FranciSka Gaal in "The
Buccaneer. Locations on
drama page.
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
ODD FELLOWS FETE

DETROIT, March 24-(IN.S).
Great Lakes district Odd Fellows
today left a tribute to Thomas G.
Andrews, of Oklahoma City,
grand sire of the worlds Odd Eel
lows. Andrews was feted at a
dinner here last night.
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
Green Signed Up

Among performers at second
Union Playhouse auspiced by Com.
merce Branch, Local 2, NFFE,
Tuesday in Commerce Audi
torium will be Howard Green
GAO, who will do his limitations
Charles A. Appleby CRIB
and Miss Thelma Hardy (B) will
be Soloists with All States Glee
Club under direction of Lynn Gill
christ
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
Z N&MA A.
] Speakin9 Of
lGOVERNMENT
WORKERS d
By ]. EARLE MOSER

Whoops: An Oklahoma Repre-
sentative recently received this let
ter from a feminine constituent, an
ambitious college student:
will you or your wife please go
to Congressional Library and get
a book entitled Navajo indians"
and read the last chapter, eSpe-
cially page 286, and tell me what
procedure to follow to get into one
OF the Indian schools as a
teacher2"
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
Packaged Delight

Original VelGti Candy
Stores today Uill present
one-pound boreS OF their
luscious chelDy chocolates or
cGrGmelS, on request, to:
Frank Gilmore, Navy.
Harry MerOld, GPO.
Lester Kendig, Loans and
Currency.
(CGrdy tDill be presented
at either store, $40 Ninth st.
N. w., or 500 Fourteenth st.
N. w.
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Cream Calendar

Nancy U. Pooler, Park Service,
and John Theis, GPO, are invited
to call here for slips emitting to
delicious High ice cream. One Of
the many High stores is located
at 1904 Seventh st. N. w.
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Double, double, toll and trouble!
Fooled her political enemies with six
doubles, but she needed 12 to confuse
her brOther-in-law's sweetheart. An un-
usual illustrated feature about the Kings
famous sweetheart in the American
Weekly, with Sundays Washington
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Naughty SadOOski!

Bob Ramspeck failed Civil Serv-
ice foes in the House Tuesday,
pointing out that before Hillmen
take a Swipe at the commission,
they should remember Congress
is really to blame for its starvation
appropriations He verbally
spanked Sadowski, of Michigan,
for alleging that Harry Mitchell
and colleagues have snubbed the
law in administering apportion-
ment (Which they haven'D q.
Biological Survey has jailed an
other restaurant operator in New
Orleans for dispensing wild duck
when duck is muchly declasse,
i. e., during the closed season {.
Johnny Federal, whose picture
you may draw, cracks that the
reason the chicken crossed the
road is because she saw his En-
ployment Service chief coming
along on her side!
Wisconsin Chances
State exams: Wisconsin has
openings for a senior physician,
5000 monthly: feminine music
teacher, $50 for half-time, and
senior archaeological aid, $125
. Write Bureau of Personnel at
Madison, the closing date being
March 80.
Signs on the Walls
FBI's annual spring dance will
entice you Saturday twilight to
Wardman Parks Contin e n tai
Room, John Ritz (P), of the en-
tertainment committee. doing the
arrangements perspiring, and
heading the list of invites are
Attorney General and Mrs. Cum
mings plus FBI Director j. Edgar
himself Take it at its face
value, but some who should know,
insist Secretary Perkins is on her
way out That rumor that
Ages Charles Stengle is to be
deposed next convention isn't up
held by executive council powers
(who feel he's doing a bang-up
Legislative job but it's almost sure
that Godfrey Wickware will be
shortly made a full-fledged Eek
ecutive assistant" in complete
charge of organization--to take
a load from Stengle's shoulders.
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
Agriculturisn1s

Agriflash-Leroy F Fork (M.),
Central Supply and prexy of Gag"
mixers, announces three-and-one-
half-n1ile trek Sunday with Miss
Burnis Benson CB) secretarying
arrangements at Room 5243,
South Building Add Agri-
flaSheS-Pleading for exemption
from reorganization program are
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Subs, Voters, TOnics

Representatives M CORN ack,
Clason and Connery, of MaSsa-
chuSettS, and Mas and Teigan, of
Minnesota, are reported as in favor
Of minimum wage. definite promo
tion policy and other pertinent
benefits for Postal subs Rail
way Mail Service, topped bv J. F.
Bennett, is making a fight. {.
Flash: Indiana absentee voters,
before the registration deadline
Of April 2, should contact Demo
cratic Absentee Voters Bureau,
1406 G N. W., or grab the
info from the waiting voice at
DI. 1717, branches 80 or S. An
Illinois catSup firm has been splat-
tered by Food and Drug Admins
tration ($200 and costs) for sell
ing catsup containing insect
particles and tomato rot!" And
a bunch of lads ip the same State
have been shipped $50 for selling
turkey tonic" which proved any
thing but an elixir for gobblers!
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
Fowler Tells All

CLOS assistant publicity direc-
tor. Cedric Fowler, explains News
Behind the News" tonight, 8,
UFWA headquarters, 532 Seven
teenth N. w., auspices of Treas
ury UFWA Local. Note to Secre,
tary Morgenthau, GAO, Navy
Yard and other Federal officials
and offices: It's no use; we won't
tattle on who told us!. Govern
ment Printing has laid off SIS tenn
poraries, mostly bindery operatives,
because of work-slack. Johnny
Federal is chuckling at that sign
at Eleventh and C N. E., offering
you "loose eggs" at % cents the
dozen, also the Swing and Sway
Auto Repair Shop" at Sixth and
Rhode Island. Senator Ellender
told a representative of this pillar
February IL: You may be assured
that / will certainly do all I can
to see that my resolution is
adopted by the Senate and its pur-
pose carried out"
The Washington times., 1938-03-24

% Animal Industry POSSIBLY to
be absorbed by Public Health),
CD Agriculture Economics (some
want it under Uncle Dan at Com
merce), Cd Chemistry and Soils
public Health?), a. Public
Roads desired by Honest Harold
and 90 Biological Survey (alSo
possible Interior fodder.
The Washington times., 1938-03-24
Gone to the Dogs

Smithsonian Guard - Hey,
come back here; dogs aren't al
lowed in here!"
Johnny Federal That's not
my dog"
Guard-'Not your dog! He's
following you, amt hep"
Johnny-"WelI, so are you'll"
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-25
Corinthiar, Baptist

The Corinthian Baptist church
had a high day Sunday at 11:30.
Rev. T. J.. Smith as guest speaker,
preached from the subject: "Ye
Shall Receive Power After the Holy
Ghost has Come Upon You"
This was great sermon, full of
thought and power. The Holy Spirit
seemed TO have overshadowed the
entire congregation.
In the afternoon at 3 o'clock the
Union Quartette rendered wonder
full program to an overflow crowd.
Rev Ernest Harris preached q
wonderful sermon in the evening.
Subject: Lord, Is 1t II" which was
greatly received. Following this the
pastor, Rev. W.. G. Thomas admin
istered the Lords Supper.
Our Baptismal pool is under con-
struction and will be completed
soon. The public is invited to attend
all our services.
Mrs. q. M. Hendricks, reporter
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LIN A
SOCIAL NEWS

Robert +. Campbell, w. Wayne
Street has returned home from q
business trip in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr of Ken
ten, Ohio are spending the weekend
here visiting friends.
DR.. and Mrs NJ. J. King Of New
York City were in this city last week
looking for a suitable residence.
Leonard Harrison, Jr. managing
editor Of The Lima Forum is spend
ing the weekend at his home in
Chicago, III.
Among the Wilberforce students
who are spending the Thanksgiving
weekend with there parents are:
Stuart Ransom, Milton and William
Goings.
Miss Evelyn Reynolds is spending
the weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs Ellsworth Reynolds on
Oakland Parkway.
The staff Of the Lima Forum will
hold a special meeting at the office
on Thursday afternoon, Dec. 2.
Thanksgiving fo,Snd the city host
TO many welcomed out-of-town visit
ors.
We are indeed glad to print your
society news. Please get it to us
each week before deadline.
TO Always Be Well Informed,
Read It In The Forum. :
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EAST LIMA NEWS

Mrs. Myrtle Brown, Mrs. Charles
Brown, Doris and Gene Brown ot
kenton, Mr. Herbert Jackson and
Mr.. Robert Williams we're guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Parigene Payne and
sister, Saturday Nov. 10.
Miss Cleo Payne Of Alger spent
Tuesday afternoon hunting with
friends. She also spent Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Olieme Hughes
Of Lima, Ohio.
Mr.. Jess Jones was guest Of Miss
Ruth Rose and Mr.. Robert Barkley
Sunday afternoon at the Ohio.
Rev. Leroy MCGEE and wife, Rev.
G. j. johnson and wife, Rev, Scharye
and wife, Of Columbus; DR.. A. A.,
Dalton and wife received invitations
to Al ii 80 a. M. dinner at the home
OF Dr, u. S. Beam and wife, Novem-
Der "a, at l22 L. Elm St., Lima, @.
Miss Mozelle Payne spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ward. They spent the evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Parigene Payne, MI.
and Mrs. Frank Ward, Mr.. Jess
Jones. Mr.. Frank Washington, Miss
AIozelle Payne spent a happy even
ing playing cards.
Mrs. Marjorie Martin has improv-
ed and is able to be at her sisters,
Mrs. Charles Brown.
Mrs. Harry Lewis is still very y
and is yet confined to bed. She IS
the wife of Mr. Harry Lewis Of Ken
ton, Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. Beam were in Rock
ford, Ohio last Sunday to visit Mrs
Beams father and brother.
Please get al news to my office no
later than 8 =. m. Tuesday Of each
week. Mozelle Payne.
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AMONG DAYTON
CHURCHES
Mckinley Church

Mr.. Frank Moreland will lead the
service of worship in the Church
School at $3.50 a. m. Miss Mary
Jones, our fourth grade teacher
who has been confined to her home
the last six weeks as the result cf
an accident, was with us last Sun
day. She win resume active duty as
soon as released by her attending
physician.
Morning worship begins at IL a.
M. during this period our pastor,
Rev. W. II. McCallum, will preach
the sermon, subject: .'The Will of
Cod
AT 3 80 D. NJ. the Women's Home
Missionary society will have their
annual Thanks Offering and mite
box service. All Missionary societies
Of the city have been invited to at
tend. A committee from the mission
airy society, Church School and
Young Peoples department deliv-
cred four Thanksgiving baskets to
deserving homes Wednesday.
A Musical Tea in the social rooa
from 4 to I p. m. by the Willing
to Work Glee Club.
The Young Peoples department
meets at $50 p. m. with Mr.. Isaac
Robinson leading the discussion.
At s p. M "The Light Eternal
a beautiful and impressive candle
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PROGRAM hY
ALLEN YOUNG
PEOPLES SOCIETY

DAYTON, Ohio
The Young PEOPLES Department
Of Allen A. Ne. e, Church cordially
invites the general public to the
FIRST of a series of monthly pro-
grams, November 81, 1858. Since
the reorganization some three or
four weeks ago, the young people
have come together with new de-
termination and enthusiasm. 1t is
the plan to offer during the balance
of 1898 and 80 worth while speak
ers whose subjects revolve around a
common theme "Church--A Com
munity Interest"
Such persons as Prof. G.. II. john
son of Wilberforce; DR.. j. R. Howe,
instructor at Bonebrake Seminary;
Mr.. f. G. MacFarlane, principal of
Dunbar High School; Mrs. Viola L.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
$40 w. Spring st.
G. ]. .Inhnsnn. Pastor

VI. d. JCIlIlsOtt, EaStoE
What Sunday Has For You
Sunday School--9:30 a. m. Morn
ing Worship a. m. 2:30 p.
m. ServiceTh Rev. A, I'll. Turner
Church will be the guests this after
and choir OF the st. Paul's AME
noon. BYPU 6:3o d. N, Law
renee Watson, President Evening
service-7:45 p. m.
Come and Worship With U.s..
The Mems Finance will meet at
the home of DR.. A. A. Dalton, W.
Elm st. Monday evening at 500
The Ladies League Society was
delightfully."- entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Jennie Barnes last Wednes-
day evening. After the business
meeting covered dish luncheon was
served. Among those present were:
Mrs. Nora Shoecraft, Mrs. Frances
Barnette, Mrs. Bertha Thomas, Mrs.
Bessie Mines, Mrs. Della Moxley,
Mrs. Freda Boone and son, Sonny;
Mrs. Pearl Phillips, Rev. and Mrs.
johnson and the hostess. Guests
were Mrs. Anna Bradley and Miss
Patty Ware.
The Ladies League will observe
Guest Night Wednesday evening at
the hosne of Mrs. Clara Haithcox
1926 w. Elm st. The following pro-
gram will be given: reading, Miss
Florence Johnson, remarks, Mr..
Homer Johnson, president of the
Mems Finance; piano solo, Miss
Ernestine Kilby; Paper, Miss Onita
Martin; Remarks, Mrs. Lydia King,
president Of the Missionary Society;
Piano solo, Mrs Esther Johnson;
Reading, Patty Ware; Piano Solo,
Mrs. Pearl Phillips; Remarks, Mrs.
Peggy Moods; Remarks, Mrs. Gladys
Lewis, president Of the Ladies Aid,
and Remarks by the pastor REV. G.
j. Johnson.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Second Baptist Church will sponsor
demonstration at the Ohio Power
Company Friday evening December
2nd
Don't forget the District Mission
AIRY Convention To be held Saturday
and Sunday December 10 aud II, at
the Second Baptist Church.
The Mems Finance will present
Congressman-elec Robt. Jones anu
i special program Sunday afternoon
December l8. at $50 p N.
We are expecting to see everyone
Sunday afternoon at 2:3o, at the
second Baptist Church to hear Rev.
*. II. Turner and his choir, The
occasion Is Rally Day, IN case you
have forgotten.
Hoping to see you sunday at some
service.
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DAYTON LOCALS
Old Age Pension Meeting


The Ohio Society of Old Age
Pensioners of Montgomery county
will hold their regular meeting in
the YMCA on Monument avenue at
2 p. m. Saturday. Good speaking
and discussions of organizations IN
nearby counties and in the state.
Everyonb invited.
i r Il
The Montgomery County Mission
ary society will meet at Bethel Bap-
tist church Sunday, November 27 at
3 p. m. Everybody welcome.
The Royalty club girls wish to
thank their many friends for their
hearty cooperation in making their
Whist party, for the benefit of the
Mother Scott Home, such a grand
success. We were able to send a
large box of can goods, sugar and
other non-perishable food to the
home. ssl j
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Maausrs, Exec. Sec'y. Of Y. w. G.
A. and others will be presented
throughout the year. The speaker
for our first monthly program will
be Mr. Kenneth P. Tate, president
Of the organization and teacher in
the Dunbar High School, who chose
as a subject: 'sFor What Have We
to be Thankful
Rev. John r. Irwin, pastor Of the
church, joins the young people in
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light service, will be given by the
women of the church under the di-
rection of Mrs. LOWE Gay and Miss
Lillian Bowden. The public is in
vited to attend at least one Of these
services.
Every member at every service
service every Sunday.
Rev. w. Fl. .McCallum. pastor.
M. Artie Henderson, reporter.
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LIMA CHURCHES
ST. PAUL AME CHURCH
IItla sy. Snl'lflg street
Rev. A, f. Turner, Pastor

Z
Sunday School as3o a M, Paui
Jones, supt. Morning Worship
lo:45 d. n. Junior Church 500 j.
M, Mrs. Bertha Patterson, super
visor. Evening Worship 7:3o =. m.
On last sunday evening Rev.
Turner called the members of the
Allen Christian Endeavor together
and al that tinle q Junior cllureh
was organized, II III u have officers
inst Is tae church also a junior
choir.
This is something new for this
city and il should 50 over big =
committee WIS selected to appoint
officers for the group, members of
the comna ee are Rev. 4. II. TGrn-
er, Rev. John Hunter, Joe Heron
and Leonard lar ison, il.
The St. Paul AME Junior Church
of Lima, AZ invites everybody to
come out every Sunday evening at
40 &. sa s, Bertha Patterson
former supervisor Of The Allen
Christian Entlaayor was elected su-
pervisor Of the Junior church.
The ITai hens5sgiving service
was held hqfa oli last Wednesday
evening. Tha Thanksgiving spirit
was shown by the fine attendance.
GO 10 Some Church Every
Sunday
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CARRIES CHAT
Abo lit EelAel Oh -a..s4e, G.
CHURCH NOTES

SundayNov. 20, Rev. Anderson,
pastor Of Grace AME Church an
nounced the appointment of Mrs.
William CLARK as Reporter Of church
news. Another appointment Of in
terest was the position assigned to
Miss Tee Scott. Her duties are To
greet all strangers or visitors attend
ing services, taking their names and
other desired information, giving 1t
to the pastor so that he in turn may
welcome and introduce them to the
audience. 1t is the intention of the
pastor, that through this particular
procedure of courtesy the presence
of strangers or visitors will be rec
ognized by the pastor and the con
gregation.
Sunday afternoon, Nov. 20,
splendid program marked the close
of the Sunday School convention
which convened III this city at tn
Auburn Avenue Baptist Church Sat
urday and Sunday. The oratorical
spotligh4 focused on Rev. Johnson Of
Lima, Ohio who delivered an ad-
dress. Other participants on this
program were Mrs Dewey Hoffman
who rendered several excellent vocal
selections and The Junior Quartet
- fs.xcnn ME- Cbnrah
SOCIAL ITEMS
Fred Archer. John Hassel ana
other members of his family spent
Sunday visiting relatives IN Cleye-
land. Ohio.
Mrs. Charles Harper returned to
her home here Monday, Noy- "a
following d visit with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and "
Robert Richev, ia their home ~
Detroit, Mich.
Subsequent 10 4 three week -
jonln ia RtiAaIo, IN. 81. Chicago, ~,
and Philadelphia, Pa, samuel Nin-
cent aud George Morgan arrived =
their homes last week actompan'ee
by ur. 10 gaA.s brother, Del Nor
gan.
Mr.. and MIS- Ralph Rranson RAY.
mond Mhetsel, 5onn hassel' s- S.
Camille Haalails and yoQl column IS
motored y Rldge~ay, aalafsay
evening, Aoy ~ where tfletlas a''a
memhees sl les Anies l9e ho'l
TEMPS Gllb gasfefed iof aiie'ilsa
session of cards, ianclhg ana fe
freshne''ts u tho nome q Alf, 7h.s
Mis- eh.alea seolt
y sia.stielee3 Nlao oltsll lis1
our eltl ale aessIs, Jean y .'ilaa's'
Tom Murphy stahisy ana 4sss
Clark
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FOURTH ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
122 NV. Fourth Street

Rev. Leroy e. afcS.ee, Pastor
Sunday scfool $50 4. N. Love
Altman, str forming Worship
100 4. m BYPU $50 p. m, Y.
Findley, President. Evening Wor-
ship 7:30 ri m.
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Psychic Science Crurch

Regular services Sunday evening
at 7:30. Devotional services viii be
opened by the Gibson Chorus.
Scripture lesson by Mr.. Joe Louis.
Lecture by Rev. Mrs. H. M. Glib
son. Healing by Rev. Samuel Lam
denburg. Message by Madam irene
Vaughn and others. All are welcome
Rev. Mrs. H. M. Gibson, pastor.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT


Notice is hereby given that Sidney
Lucas of No. PAT Boyer Street,
Dayton, Ohio, was on the 3lst day
of October 1888, duly appointed
and qualified as Administrative de
bonis non of the estate Of Amy E.
Lucas late of Montgomery County,
Ohio, Deceased. Creditors must file
their claims with above fiduciary
within four months.
William O. Stokes
Attorney
VIM. C.. Wiseman
Probate Judge of
Montgomery County.
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presenting Mr.. William Gillespie and
his WPA teachers Chorus who viii
furnish the music. Mr.. Robert
Slaughter, teacher Of music in the
WPA school has spent considerable
time in developing the chorus.
All programs are planned for one
hour starting at 500. p. m. sharp.
Come out and inspire the citizens Of
tomorrow by hearing what they
have to offer.
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Rev. w. H. Hall, pastor Of Zion
Baptist church and choir of Leban-
on, Ohio, will be at Salem Baptist
church, SO Rutledge, Sunday, No
vember u at p. m. All are vel
come.
Rev. S. ". Stone, pastor.
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Allen AME Church

At $50 p. m. the Gospel Choir
will celebrate their second anniver-
sary. The public is invited. Next
Sunday is Communion Day. Rev.
Mason will administer the Hoy
Sacrament.