The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-01

Garnetta Fields, Belva Jane Turner
ma Marguerite Turner. Visiting
guests, Arm Brock, Revella Smoot,
Grace james and Elizabeth Brock.
The four scouts from Institute West
Va, are members Of the first Negro
Girl Scout troop Of West Virginia.
The troop was organized by Miss
Frances Pitman of Dayton and Miss
Lois Lambert Of York, Pa. Miss
Pitman wishes to thank her friends
for the kindness extended to the
girls while in Dayton. Miss Marcia
Wilson and Miss Pitman were the
councillors at the camp.
Mrs. Joseph Turner and daughters
Marguerite and Belva Jane Of Ger
mantown Street entertained with q
dinner party in their home Tues
day honoring four Girl Scou's frof.
West Virginia who were the guests
Of Miss Frances Pitman. Games and
music were the main diversions. The
visiting guests were presented with
souvenirs Of Dayton, in the form Of
miniature cedar chests, by Mrs.
Turner and daughters. Guests pres
ent were Anne Brock, Grace James,
Revella Smoot and Elizabeth Brock
Of w. Va, Becky Lou Shaw, Ber-
nice Wills, Phyllis Shaw, and Lillian
Campbell of Dayton.
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-Four Girl Scouts from w Va. two
Dayton Scouts and their counsellor
were taken on a sightseeing trip Of
Dayton by Mrs. James Parsons, Jr.,
The tour turned out to be very in
teresting and very educational. Each
girl expressed her gratitude for Mrs.
Parsons kindness.
The Southland Singers while lis
tening to the Joe Louis fight enjoyed
a quiet reception given by their wives
before leaving for Detroit and Can
ada. They will appear there several
times before returning to Dayton.
On returning they have the week
end booked for Cincy and points in
Kentucky. This week has been ute
full, for each night has been filled
with engagements. On Monday
night, June 20, very interested
audience enjoyed the evening with
the singers The church was well
filled and the evening was spent ves'y
profitably. The singers are asking
for the good wishes of Dayron's 5
music lovers and prayers for their
success and safety.
Mrs. William Ellis and son of Da-
kota Street returned to Dayton Sun
day after having spent week with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Reynolds cf
Columbus, Ohio.
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Mrs. Abbie Carter of Sweetman
street has been i'll the past few days.
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Bishop E. f. Akers, former pastor
| Of Bethesda Temple, came to Dayton
! from Brooklyn, n Y, to assist in
the funeral services Of John A. Rob-
inson. While here he is holding i
few revival services.
Miss Genevieve Stewart is home
for a three weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Villa Stewart
She is student at Meharry Medical
college, Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Amanda Murray Of S. Sum
NIT street has returned after q
weeks vacation in Buffalo, N. Y.
visiting her son and daughter in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Murray.
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Mrs. B. A. Rose and daughter,
Letitia, returned home after a
months vacation IN Roanoke, Va,
visiting Mrs. Roses mother and
brother.
Mrs. Ella Gould, formerly Of this
city, but now a resident Of Chicago
will graduate~from the Poro College
I July 10th.
Mr.. w. A. Tedford and DR.. j. D
/ Stewart passed through the city
Friday enroute to their home il
/ Cleveland, having attended the Med
ical convention in Cincinnati. They
also made . stop in Columbus and