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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18
DEDICATE GREAT NEW
RESETTLEMENT FOR NEGROES
n. Patterson and Will Alexander
Deliver Addresses a Lakeview, Ark.

iment supervisor, won 81 prizes. Miss
Flowers is the only colored govern
ment supervisory official on the pro-
ject. A modern school combined
with an auditorium serves 200 stu
dents. Principal Smith, Smith
Hughes vocational teacher, has an
excellent workshop for the boys.
Ben Rives ii community manager;
Charles Walls, sore manager, Mr..
Inflow, clerk, Frank Mango, utility
man. Mrs. Frances Cattham, steno-
grapher. These are all white. I'd
johnson SIS president Of the Lakeview
Cooperative association, which tech
niesllly has charge Of the project.
Many Leaders Speak
Other II eakeIs and visitors in
cluded, Judge John Sheffield Of
Helena, who delivered an inspiring
sDeech describing the new relation
ships which exist in the county
W s14itdIU Iidilt1s ii1i1hc ASo0iA.J
agent, presided; Mrs. Sanders, su,
psrintendent Of schools, Dir. w. b
Fruce, health director, both Of Phil.
lips county, Director Barnett, state
Negro extension work, II. G. Ray
SIate Negro Extension agent; Theo
Bond, prominent colored Madison
planter; President and Mrs. ]. b
Watson, Arkansas State college
| ii 4ayor Ben Green, Eugene F, Boozs
aad Fred Miller Of Mound Bayou
f A. miller, assistant to Director
Southern Division James Perry pa
vs, and A. T. Holsey, field officer q
/ the AAA; Principal Turner Helena
| John i. Webb, e ]. Woodland, Pins
/ Ilaf, h. B4 Whitaker, Prof. Chill
iH ana Mrs A. N. z, Strong, state
aItaent of education, Director
hltliieh MIS- FsA, IS Roy Reed
| tffi-s afe Director of The FsA, an(
llany othefs
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18
Sims Male Chorus
Appeared I'm Fourth
St. Baptist Church
Last Sunday

~
LIMA, o., Nov. 49, Ever since
last Sunday afternoon the chief sub
ject among Lima folk, has been
Have you heard the Sims male
! chorus? Did you and you? This
much talked Of organization is under
the direction Of Prof. Farron u.
SIMS, with Charles Hamilton, presi-
dent, Mr.. Hamilton was elected
president Of the group the same day
that he retired from active. duty on
the Lima Police Department few
weeks ago, both MIR. Sims and Mr..
Hamilton have put untiring efforts
and time to get group OF select
| male voices together.
First Local Appearance
| Surprise, Here Sunday
The first local appearance was
made in the Fourth Street Baptist
Church on last Sunday afternoon
when the church mixed chorus gave
a cantata and when this group app
| peared on program it was COM
plete surprise, for the audience had
no idea that fine chorus of male
] voices was going to sing for them
that afternoon.
/ A whisper could not be heard nor
pin drop to the floor. | was IN
clined to recall a wonderful recital
by Fritz Chrysler a great violinist
that / once had the opportunity to
hear and see. Mr.. Sims stated, the
group had already received q NUM-
Der Of invitations and requests to
make appearances for clubs and civic
! organizations throughout the state,
| although before making these ap-
/ pearances they will sing on several
radio programs.
Great things are expected of this
superb group Of la male voices.
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the homecoming queen, Miss Lucre-
tia Pettiford who is cousin Of Mr.
Rhea. They also attended the
dance Saturday evening.
Mr.. Russell Alexander, Physical
Education Instructor and assistant
coach at Outhwaite High School and
Center, in Cleveland, Ohio was
weekend visitor OF Miss Camille
Hamans. -.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Branson delightfully."- enter
tained members Of the Social Club
in their home. The seven couples
present enjoyed cards and at the
lose Of the evening refreshments
were served. Those in attendance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Bayliss, Doris
Tabern and Bud McGinnis Of Ridge
way, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hassel of
Degraff, Owen Parker and Helen
Peyton Of Redwood, Misses VeIore
Howe and Mary Pettiford Of Colum-
bus and John Hassel and Raymond
Whetsel of Bellefontaine.
In keeping with the Halloween
| season several parties provided loads
of fun for members Of the younger
set. One of these gala affairs was
the party given by Miss Jerry Has
sci, Friday Nov. q. Among the
guests enjoying cards and dancing
were Carolyn Williams, Edith Rock
| hold, Laurabelle Wingo, Evelyn
Johnson, Yurisan Edwards, Phyllis
Wingo, Elinor Warwick, Lenora
Kinchen, Earl Hicks, Leroy Moss,
Edgar Harper, Clarence Williams,
Lewis Breaston, Ernest Carter, Bob
Hassel, Gail Carter and Clayton
Day.
/ Members of the j. @. Y. club were
the guests of Gail, Donald, Herbert
and Joyce Hamilton when they en-
tertained with Halloween party
at the home of their grandmother
During the evening the young foil
INDUCED in apple contests and game
after which refreshments were
served.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18
Social Security Board


LIMA Be sure you have So
cial security card Il you expect TO
apply for unemployment conapen-
sation benefits In this state after
January /, 1889. This is the advice
of William A. Ashbrook, manager
of the social security field Office in
Lima, Ohio. 9The state job insur-
ance organization will not receive
claims for benefits from persons
who do not have their social secur-
itv numbers" Mr.. Ashbrook said
today. "Those who get numbers
now will avoid congestion and de-
lay which may be experienced II
they fail to take this action prior
TO January - he added.
a metal plate or any other de-
vice bearing a social security num-
Der IS not the official card issued by
the Federal COVE, nment and can
not be accepted as ach. This is the
statement made today BY William
A. Ashbrook, manager of the Social
Security Board field office IN Lima
He said all workers planning to
claim any benefits under the Social
Security Act, including unemploy-
ment compensation, which is pay
able in this Static after January /
must show their actual security
cards at the time Of applying fol
such benefits.
If YOU have lost your social Sc
curity card, apply fol. another al
once at the Lima, Ohio, field office
Of this Federal agency. Cards must
awn when claims are filed fol
unemployment compensation bene'
| fts payable III this State after Jan
uary j, 1889. The Lima social Sc.
curity office issues cards for th'
! residents of Allen, Auglaize, Han
/ cock. Hardin, Mercer, Putnam ane
Van Vert counties.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18
CARRIES CHAT
About BelIefontaine, o.
BY Carrie Belle Harper,
8I2 Garfield Ave.

Friday Nov. is, has been chosen
as the date for reception in honor
of Rev. Anderson, the new pastor
Of Grace A. M. e. Church. Miss
Lorraine Scott has been appointed
chairman of the affair and splen-
did program is being prepared.
The j. @. Y. Club, Church Cate
chism Glass, composed exclusively
Of young folk ranging from the ages
of eight to fourteen years, held an
election of officers for the coming
year at its regular meeting Sunday
afternoon at Grace "A. M. r. Church
The following officers have beer
elected: President, Wanda Harper
Vice Pres, Arsel Newsome; Secre.
tary, Mona Ruth Jackson; anc
Treasurer Mary Jane Harper. Other
members Of the club have been ap-
pointed chairmen of various com
mittees. The motto Of this club i
Jesus, Others and YOURSELF. Miss
Mary Warwick is Supervisor.
Mrs. William Clark, Mrs. Ethe
Buford and Miss Bessie Hoffman
were hostesses to the Women's Mis-
sionary Society of Grace A. M. E
Church Friday Nov. a, when they
met in the home of Mrs. Clark.
The Election Day Dinner given by
the ladies Of Grace A. M. e. Church
proved very successful.
For the last two weeks the Mill:
!, Brothers have been at home off ant
on while filling engagements in thi
vicinity. They left Sunday for ;
tour in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown, Sr.
and son Paul and Miss Grace Breas
| ton of Toledo, Ohio were Sunda.
/ visitors in the homes Of kindre,
here.
Daniel Kinchen and Clayton Rhei
were among the football enthusiast
who trekked off to see the Wilber
force-Lincoln tilt. These b. III.
seniors witnessed the crowning Q
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18
Man Prays To God
For Help, Raises
His Head, Finds $40

LIMA, Ohio, Nov. 19.--Wliber
Flemming Of Plum street, Wapa-
koneta, Ohio, was sitting on curb
of d Lima street Saturday after
noon praying to God for help.
AS he looked up a $40 bill ap-
peared before him. He stated that
he hadn't worked steady IN several
years. "God has answered my pray
ers today he said.
Flemning was recently assigned
to a WPA project in his home city,
but hadn't been working long
enough to draw pay check.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18
Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
.Bv EyaSaees Zee Barton

MYTH the departure of summer
wv sunshine and the arrival or
cold weather, mothers naturally will
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18


the stew this good old-fashioned
dish becomes Sc netting to dream
about. But the ,lumplings must be
as light as light can be!
Feather-light Dlmplings
i cup sifted -four; IL teaspoons
double-acting baking powder; II
teaspoon salt; teaspoon melted
butter; 1a cup .ailk.
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Add butte. to milk; add to
flour and stir carefully until all
-four is dam ened and soft dough
Is formed. Drop frola teaspoon on
boiling stew. cover very tightly
and cook, without removing cover,
S to minutes according to size
Of dumplings. Serves 6 to 8.
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CaIvin's Newspapers Service
TESTED RECIPE

ssaaass" 1Y Ey9wTGS Leg ASs -
yWYHEN the chill, shivary days
w come, now Lle-sant for the
tired home-con 3rS to be GTe ated by
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18

plan to serve
more substantial
food. Here Is g.
dessert for a
nippy day which
not only supplies
important food
values, but is
also supremely
good to eat.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18
Bronco Amusement
Club Will Start
Social Season

LIMA--The ever popular Bronco
Amusement Club Of this city met
Tuesday evening in the American
Building. A pep talk was given by
chairman Lehman Black, Jr., Of the
entertainment committee, and at
that time he announced that the
club would open its social season
during the coming holidays with
special parties, dances and various
social activities.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18

LAhENiEWs Ann, Nos. i
(ANP)-Dedicatory exercises were
held here Tuesday for the great
Lakeview Farm Security Admins
tration resettlemeslt project for Ne
gro farmers, with Dr. i. y. Pattef-
son, presiuent Of Tuskegee institute,
and DIR. Will Alexander, administrat
or for FsA, as the principal
speakers.
Three thousand people from Ar
kansas and adjoining states joined
with the rs colored tenant and
share-cropper families IN celebrating
the end Of the first years occupa
tion of tile trim 40 acre homesteads
which the government has provided
Unable to get their heads above
water under The old plantation sys-
TEN, it is hoped that these peol,le
will demonstrate what willing
worker and his family can accom-
plish given decent land, reasonable
equipment and cooperative eii-
vironment.
Near Scene of Elaine Riots
The occasion was made more sig
nificant by the fact that tlle 5000
acres Of good bottom land which
comprise The project and which
front the entire lengah of the plot
on heavily wooded Old Town lake
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Coconus Molasses Cake
2A cups sifted cake flour; 25a
teaspoons double acting baking
powder: " teaspoon salt; u tea
spoon soda; 51s teaspoon allspice,
/ teaspoon cinnamon; II cup butter
or other shortening: II cup brown
sugar, firmly packed; egg, un-
beaten: ~ cup molasses; VI cup
milk: IL cup shredded coconut,
coarsely cut.
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder, salt, soda, and
spices, and sifi together three
times. Cream butter thoroughly
add sugar gradually, and cream to-
gether until light and fluffy. Add
egg and beat we'll; then molasses.
Add flour, alternately with milk, a
small amount at a time, beating
after each addition until smooth,
Fold in coconut. Bake In creased
pan, 2-inches, In moderate
oven (375' F.) 45 minutes, or until
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18

the welcoming
savory aroma OF
hot comforting
stew. For when
a stew is well
and care fully
made it S a right
royal win te r
dish. And when
feath cry light
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Notice is hereby given that Sidney
Lucas of No. 247 Boyer Street,
Dayton, Ohio, was on the 31st day
Of October 1888, duly appointed
and qualified as Administrative de
bonis non Of the estate Of Amy p.
Lucas late of Montgomery County,
Ohio, Deceased. Creditors must file
their claims with above fiduciary
within four months.
William @. Stokes
Attorney
VIM. G. Wiseman
Probate Judge Of
Montgomery County.
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met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. L. Mcdonald in the Dishaw Apartments for their regular weekly gathering.
 It was decided to cancel the meeting next Thursday afternoon because of the scheduled Trinity Guild tea and the C. D. A. card party set for the evening. The next gathering will be held on March "A at the home of Mrs. Samuel Guyot where Mrs. Guyot and Mrs. James Berry will be hostesses.
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Try the Empire classifieds for results
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Auards for Motion Picture
 Performances Are Announced

HOLLYWOOD. Cal, March H. Llise Rainer and Spencer Tracy were given the Academy Awards last night for the best motion pie ture performances during 1937, Miss Rainer for her work in "The Good Earth" and Tracy for his perform ance in Captains Courageous"
 Fifteen thousand movie workers, through the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, voted the Life of Emile zola" as the most outstanding motion picture of last year.
 Leo McCary was voted this years best director for his "The Awful Truth"
 The best supporting actress was voted to Alice Brady for work in "Old Chicago" and Joseph Schild- kraut was voted the best supporting actor for his work in "The Life of Emile zola"
 "T'he Good Earth" will be seen in Juneau at the Capitol Theatre be- ginning Sunday. Captains Cour- ageous" has already been shown in this city.
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MYSTERY AND
 WESTERN NOW
 AT c AP|TO
The Thirteenth Chair and End of the Trail Play
 Tonight, Tomorrow

Grim mystery among a group ot people gathered around table for seance, and solution of a baf- fling murder by the use of a second seance, with the murder weapons location known only to the audi ence, are but few of the exciting clements in The Thirteenth Chair, 7 Metro Goldwyn Mayer picture, which opens tonight at the Capi- tol Theatre.
 A notable cast lends itself to the excellent quality of The Thir- teenth Chair" Dame May Whitty the famous English star who scored in Night Must Fall,' plays the oc- cult who solves the mystery. Madge Evans and Thomas Beck furnish the romantic interest, and other out standing featured players include Lewis Stone as the Inspector, Elissa Landi, Henry Daniell, Janet Beech CT. Ralph Forbes, Holmes Herbert, Heather Thatcher, Charles TroW- bridge, Robert Coote, Elsa Buchan- an Lal Chand Mehra, Neil Fitzger- aid and Louis Vincenot.
 Zane Grey's famous American novel, Outlaws of Palouse," a star spangled yarn of the immortal Roosevelt Rough Riders and the battle of San Juan Hill also plays tonight and tomorrow at the Capi- tol, under the title, End of the Trail" with Jack Holt in the star ring role.
 Holt is again seen as the two listed, adventurous hero who courts danger and fights gallantly, type of role that has made him a top notch favorite with American audi ences.
 "AlaSka" by Lester D Henderson
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WHEELER-HOWARD ACT WORKERS TO ARRIVE ON PRINCESS NORAH

P. J. Fitzimmons, Credit Agent for the Wheeler Howard work of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, is passenger with his wife aboard the Princess Norah, leaving Van- couver tonight for Juneau, accord ing to Charles w. Hawkesworth, Assistant Director of the bureau in Alaska.
 HawkeSworth said Fitzimmons will be connected with the local office of the Bureau of Indian Af- fairs in pursuit of his duties as Credit Agent in administering the Wheeler Howard Indian Reorgani- zation Act, destined to give Indians
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W. C. I. U. Hears
 Dr. Torbet Speak
Temperance Problems Dis cussed at Organiza-
 ton Gathering

Speaking before an attentive audience of Wom en' s Christian Temperance Union members and friends, Dr. Walter Torbet, western representative of the Board ot Home Missions and Church Exten- sion of the Methodist Episcopal Church, discussed Alaskan religious and temperance problems last eve ming in the American Legion Dug out.
 The discussion followed supper gathering of the w c. T. J. Mrs Stanley Jackson, chairman intro duced Dr. Torbet who empnasized in his talk the need for unity of denominations in Alaska r. work ing out temperance and re igious problems. Plans for future work in the Territory were discussed p7 the visiting church leader.
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VIKING CLUB IS TO HOLD CARD PARTY,
 DANCE SATURDAY

Saturday will be the occasion of an outstanding social gathering of the Viking Club when dancing and cards will follow the regular meet ing of the organization. scheduled to commence at pm.
 The meeting is held in the IOOF Hall where Henry Andersen, presi- dent, will preside. Albert Peterson and Glen Edwards will furnish the music for dancing. Pinochle will be on the program for the evening with prizes to be awarded Refresh ments will be served and the pub- lie is invited to attend.
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Empire classifieds pay,
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Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson
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GEORGE C0HAN REAL WALKING
 PEND IN N. ',
Yankee Doodle King Pounds Out from Five
 oEight Miles Daily
By GEORGE TUCKER

NEW YORK, March 11.-Every cop between Pell Street and Lenox Avenue is wondering how George M. Conan keeps it up. The Yankee Doodle Kid pounds five-mile beat around the Central Park reservoir daily, and like the legend to post men emblazoned across the facade of the Post Office, neither rain, nor hail, nor sleet, nor nuthin is per mitted to interfere wit h Uncle Georges daily dozen.
 It was hoped for while that the extra duties imposed on Conan by his role as President in I'd Rather be Right" during which he tap dances and bids his sec'y take law" would slow him down. Far from it, the daily hikes have been increased to seven and even eight miles, and now nobody knows where the thing will end.
 And yet of all the thousands aware of these goins-on, there is perhaps only one man in New York who views them with appropriate alarm. This is the actor Taylor Holmes, who impersonates Sec'y Morgenthau in the same political burlesque, and Uncle Fay is any thing but an cxercise-field.
 Hell, George" he broke out the other day when Conan urged him to join him for hike, q don't be- lieve in exercise"
 But why not?' inquired Conan smoothly in the manner of con- vert who wishes to win everybody over to his side
 Well. I'll tell you. see eye to eye with the late Sir Joseph Cham. berlain on that subject"
 And what did Chamberlain say?"
 He thought walking downstairs fer breakfast and upstairs to bed at night was enough exercise for any gentleman" Taylor explained
 This gave Uncle George pause Gee he murmured wistfully, we got elevators where I live, and SC I couldn't be an English gentleman if I wanted to. Taylor, you've ruined my day.
 Incidentally, another famou walker in New York is George s Kaufman, the playwright, but whereas MT Conan walks for exer- else, MT. Kaufman walks only to think. Practically all of his walk ing is confined to hotel rooms, where most of his plays are written.
 I'm the pacer type" he in- formed a judge during a trial re- gently" My colleague sits at the table and does all the writing l just pace up and down"
 At the moment it might not be amiSs to add that Kaufman and Moss Hart are aboard ship, some where between here and Panama plotting a next seasons show Kaufman is the playwright who conferred with Edna Ferber about another play they hope to write in the near future.
 You know" said Miss Ferber i've always thought figure like Coolidge would fit marvelously into play
 Wonderful" cried Kaufman and what cinch to write-no dia- logue!"
 -I.-.;ffo<1o .~ox,
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adv.
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ATTENTION MAsONS

There will be a Called Communi- cation of Mt. Juneau LoGee Satur day evening at 730 o'clock. Worf in the E. A. Degree There will be Stated Communication held on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock with the Past Masters conferring the M. M. Degree. By order of the w. M
 J. ". LEVERS,
 adv. Secretary
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aid in financial reorganization.
 Also aboard the Norah will be Donald Haggerty, Field Represen- tative for the Wheeler Howard work.
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HIRST STOPPING OVER

Claude M. Hirst, Director of E4- ucation for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, is passenger on the Princess Norah leaving Vancouver for Juneau tonight, and will stop over in Wrangell for the Yukon.
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RUMMAGE SALE

By Methodist Ladies' Aid at ANB. Hall, Willoughby Ave, Sat, March
 12, starting at 10 am. adv.
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Anthony J. Drexel Riddle, United States Minister to Poland, is pie tured aboard the United States liner Manhattdn as he sailed from New
 York to Europe. Riddle is hurry. ing back to his post as result of the nrAsA-- crisis in Central Europe.
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SEWING GROUP OF
 GOA. ASSEMBLIES

Members of the sewing gro,Ip of the Catholic Daughters of America