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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-29
Tabernacle Baptist

Rev. j. M. Broaddus, the pastor,
wishes 10 say that we appreciate az
The visitors and friends and asks
them all 10 come again.
There is a popularity contest GO
ing on for the men and the winner
will get trip to the convention thar
will convene in St Louis, No.
The entrants Of the contest are
Deacon Copeland, Deacon William
owings, George Parker, Waiter
Lyle, Tom Lyle and Charles =.
James. Please help someone 60
win.
Charles r. james, reporter.
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Calyin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
BY Frances Lee Bssioa~-

rEsHE thrill 4 man gels when q
4 decoration Is pinned on his
manly bosom Is nothing compared
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DAYTON LOCALS

Mrs. Grace Finley Of 42O w. Fifth
slfeet, spent the weekend IN Cincif-
nati with her sisters, Mrs. Sallic
ilnll and Mrs Nellie Williams Of
Con avenue. Mrs. Williams return
ed home with Mrs, Finley, where she
MiIl remain until Sunday The many
ftiends and acquaintance are al
ays glad ~ see her.
Mrs. Jane 3. Parker of Hawth-
orne street and nephew Bobbic left
Wednesday for Euhtis, Fla, TO visit
Wlth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Car
land Winston.
Mrs. Opal Winston Of w. First
street returned this week from Dan
yillc, KY, whore she spent fort
nighf with her sister, Mrs. A. G..
lenkins
The Alumni Group of Religious
Education will have its meeting
sunday, July III al ath YMCA at
30 D. m, At this meeting arrange
ments viii be made for the open air
program III the baptist Missionary
Homo, Eaton pike, the Fourth Sun
5s i a t4ottat aI 10 i pa,I,aay IL
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BUSINESS CONCERNS THAT Invite YOUR PATRONAGE


the Montgomery County children's
Home d trip 20 the Cincinnati
Geological Gardens.
4
Miss Charlotte Robinson Of Cor
don avenue IL enjoying her vacation
al Camp Tower Hill, Sawyer, Mich.
Daytonians who attended the fn-
neral rites Of George H. Hicks, at
Chiliicothe, Ohio, were Dr. and Mrs.
ID A. Gillim. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Green, Dr. and Mrs. @. p. McFall,
M. A. Fuller, Thomas Bush, Grace
Jackson, Jessie Hathqock, Lansing
Moore, Ida "a. Forte and Naomi
Taylor. Mr.. Hicks was the father
of Mrs. Earl Rollins Of South Sum
nit street. -.
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cret This particular secret Is well
worth telling aud the drink Is well
worth, drinking. with its subtle
bleisa Cf es IfNe and chocolate.
iced coffoiate
Ii cup ground coffee. z squares
unsWee tened chocolate. cloves, /
four-inch piece stick cinnamon:
dash OF salt, 4 cups milk VI cup
sugar. | tablespoon -four; / egg.
well beaten.
Add coffee, chocolate. cloves, Gin
namon. and salt 10 milk and heat
In double boiler until chocolate is
melted. Strain and return 10 double
boiler Combine sugar and flour,
add 10 chocolate mixture and cook
until thickened. stirring constantly;
then cook minutes. stirring occa-
sionally Cool slightly and pour over
egg Chill Pour over cracked Ice
in tall glasses Makes | quart coffo-
late.
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BARGAIN REAL
ESTATE OFFER
LOTS ON BROADWAY
IN GARY STEEL CENTER

An unusual opportunity 10 acquire
a raj estate Investment OF high char
actel Is offered. Two lots on broad
way, the principal street IN the fam
ous steel city, Gary, Indiana are
oifere, at a sacrifice for early sale.
These lots arc located right on Rroad.
way. the main artery OF the city at
2sth street, fronting the colored
settlement and one block from beau
tiful Dune Park, four hlocls from
Roosevelt High school May be pur-
chased for cash or on terms.
For full information write to At
torney Trumen X. Gibson, .h., ITO
w. Washington Street, Chicago, IL
linois.
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SPRINGFIELD
SOCIAL. ITEMS

On last Friday night large ana
appreciative audience listened att
tentively as Wings Over Jordan, :
famous choir Of fifty voices, inter
preted in an unusual manner favor
tie Negro spiritnals. These Column
bia Broadcasting Artists are under
the management Of the Rev, Glenn
+. Settles, while Worth cfamer Is
the capable aranger and director. Al
number Of people from nearby cities
We're among those present. Leroy
Warren, chairman Of the committee
responsible for the appearance Of
these artists, announces that the
program was success both finan-
cially and cnlturally
II #
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Moss have
returned To the city from a visit in
West Virginia. I've had a lovely
trip they said Mr.. Moss Is Boys
Work secretary at the Center street
YMCA.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis Of
Yellow Spring street had weekend
gueats from Chicago.
Among the newly weds are Mr.
and Mrs. James Owens who were
married on Saturday, Juy %. Mrs.
Owens was formerly Miss yelaska
Carson. The young couple will re-
side on West Clark street.
Mr. Il. 4. Atwcll Of the National
Recreation Bureau was guest speak
er at the Community Center on s.
Center street, recently. Plans are
beine formulated TO have him return
ii the near future.
+'@ II
! Mr. and Mrs. +. r Singer and
and their infant son were recent vis-
TORS al the home off Mrs. Singers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jack-
son Of Wittenbcrg Avenue. The
Singers reside ia Columbus where
Mr.. Singer is connected with the
Spring st. YMCA.
Miss Lille Rogers who has been i'll
for several months Is convalescine
| ut he home Of Mr.. and Mrs West
moreland on West Liberty st.
Dr. r. f. Pettiford is i'll IN the
City HospitaL His many friends arc
wishing for him speedy recovery.
A large crowd OF voters attended
the Republican Mass Meeting held at
the Center st. YMCA Gymnasium
Thursday night. July 2Sth The
speakers were Judge Harry Graham
Of Springfield and Mr.. William
Hodge Of Cleveland. First class
| orchestra music was furnished fol
| entertainment. The meeting was
sponsored by the Citizens Republican
Club and the Taft For Senator Com
mittee. H. Sc s N
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In charge of swimming and Miss
Woodia Smith, graduate student OF
Ohio State university, will be In
charge of music and dranatics. Mrs.
Glover returns to camp this year as
4 member of the camp staff.
The Music Lovers group, under
he direction Of Mrs. Pearl Evans, is
meeting regularly during the sum
mcr months.
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BE X NICE 5
SCHOOL OF
COSMET()IOGY


A group of students from Isef-
niee's school of cosmetology Visited
Miss Laura Leak ii Cincinnati. In
eludcd Id tiie qronp were Mrs. i5e
ateiee Wikelson. M,s. sayelia Had
dix, Miss Catherine Conyers, Mrs.
Margaret gilbert, Mis- Marguerite
Laws, and Miss Ernestine Holland
Miss Leak 81 much improved aftal
her illness.
We age pleased ID have Miss War
rdn basi IL opl aftar hef lllue
Mis- VAN u Il fiu5A Cincinnati
Mill Iia aieCus, former tu.-
dent df ul 4.ool ha been quite
i'll. but Ii tee0geinp pa4
ClifT CHAT
Mis- Gilbtlt doc i'll nave III Nait
until ni4hi n go loan un Fei knee
and laas asi i iap fie q
eu1lent aha Ne ioW 6o Y
II 81 irne Inst y n dfe4miae
abou tie tntso gama Wiien IA felt
out - tad the other nisIttg 0t Wtl8
the huiIR msai abol1 Giacg N4
wonder,
OF Blaeb lren. where ait tho Al
Thou hauna tofn ba3a % the fala
since last fndent day
i llplland i that II l9io aiie
viii aufoan fef mafiiagt z she
fails by that time ahe wlll be ~ old
maid
'franiit liaddi Helnr u tsNa
on pofntaeal Ine g aia 4 ~
tron Peanut d9es,lt war hangs
any more beeaase hef baii etpN
~ fat
Whom Il Rove wa aslled 81 he
~ school 9h ttne llls fRfhihG ''4
The Washington times., 1938-09-05
462 INDIANA AVE. NOTE

Det. Sergt. Steve" Brodie. Of
the Detective Squad, Metropolitan
Police, offers ito knock the ashes
off your cigar at 20 PAGES" We,
personally, don't intend to accept
the offer. In case anyone wants
to take Steve" up, however, we
have a measure of assurance to
offer:
At Gunston Grove, Va, Steve"
went hunting for squirrels last
Thursday. He spotted an eagle at
rs feet, drilled the bird with a .22
caliber bullet and brought the
winged creature down to Police
Headquarters just to prove 1t had
a wing-spread of six feet four
inches. If any further proof Of
his craftsmanship is necessary,
let us add Steve" is the proud
poSsessor Of q half dozen medals
he won as a star member Of the
police pistol squad.
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WOMEN'S CLUB ACTIVITIES:
Mrs. Harper Heads Delegates
To Convention in Los Angeles
professional Unit
Of Y. w. Opens
Fall Season

Officers Of the various clubs
in the business and professional
department Of the Y. w. C. A.
will gather for a supper meeting
Thursday night at $3.50 o'clock
in the "Y" headquarters as the
first fall function of the season
expected to be in full swing
soon, now that Miss Edith Rie-
ger, executive secretary Of the
department, has returned to the
city.
Among those planning to at
tend are Miss Sara Motley,
president of the Blue Triangle
Club; Miss Jean Carr, president
of the Xenos Club; Marjorie
Haight, Minerva Whitmore, nellie
Shannon, Ada Bruncke, Virginia
Guthrie, Helen WeitZel, Marie
Higdon, Rosina Carlo, Libby
Burner and Dorothy Sweadner.
Mrs. Howard g.. Nichols, Of
the Y. w. c. A. board of direc-
tors, will lead a discussion on
"Simplified Rules of Parliamen-
tary Procedure"
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n A., Of Agriculture, In the
~" above, probably expresses
the sentiments Of many q FEEDER
alite who had to punch the time
clock this morning. What's to be
done? Nothing, as far as this cor
ner can see.
When the comptroller generals
office puts its foot down even
once arguments in any direction
become academic. More big-wigs
around town than we could name
can testify to the accuracy of that
statement. And in the instant
case, R. N. Elliott, the acting
comptroller general Of the United
States, has stomped on the extra
pay proposal at least three times
to our knowledge. The Secretary
Of War asked Elliott for advice
on whether his employees in the
engineer division-paid by the
day-were entitled to gratuity
compensation for holiday work.
Elliott said no. The acting comp
troller also said no to similar
queries from the Government
Printing Office and the Panama
Canal office.
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The Awdrd Lineup

MARLENE BEAUTY KIT:
Florence Bugbee, Procure
ment, invited to visit Golden
berg's cosmetics counter and
receive one Of these snappy,
fast-selliRg "naturalS" for
keeping in the desk for face
refreshment.
HIGHS ICE CREAM: JO-
dell Thomas, Interior, has q
slip at this desk for q quart
Of this tasty commodity at
any High Store, one of which
Is doing business at 1888
North Capitol st.
MOONLIGHT TRIP: Mrs.
Marie Messenger, PWA, and
Fred Irwin, Veterans Admins
tratiOn, have two tickets each
awaiting them at the POtO-
mac River Line, Seventh and
Water SITS. S. w., from where
the S. S. Potomac sails
nightly at S:45.
LITTLE THEATER: 1--WE
bring back the good ones"
they say, and they have held
over for another week MAY
erling," with Charles Boyer
and Danielle Darrieux. Jack
Spratt, General Accounting
Office, has two tickets to this
excellent film awaiting at
this desk.
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D. of A. tOPlQn
for Fall

Plans for a full fell and
winter program will be dis
cussed by Triumph Council,
Daughters Of America, at the
next meeting, to be held tomor-
row at the home Of Mrs. Helen
Steiver, 1928 Pleasant st. s. E.
The Debbie Club Of the D. of
A., will hold another of its inter
esting outings on September 10,
at the cottage of Mrs. Florence
Walton, at Colonial Beach, Va.
Mrs. Adelaide Miller was in
stalled as IL months trustee at
the last meeting of the group,
with Mrs. Mabel g. Downing,
deputy, as installing officer.
Among those who witnessed the
installation ceremonies were
Mrs. Helen Luckett, past State
councillor; Mrs. argaret
Taylor, State judiciary, and
Mrs. Eleanor Mcnamara, past
councillor from Eagle Council,
No. "a. Mrs. Dorothy Manly,
pastor councillor of Columbia
Council, No. 13, of New York,
was guest of honor at this
meeting, with Mrs. Hattie M.
Beall, councillor, conducting the
business meeting.
The first official meeting Of
the fall season for the Wash
ington Soroptimist Club will be
held Wednesday in the Little
Cabinet room of the willard
Hotel.
Miss Marjorie Webster will
have charge Of the program
which will be devoted to &C.
counts of vacations by the diff
ferent members of the group.
Mrs. Agnes Newman, preSi-
dent is making plans to enter
tain members at a picnic supper
on Saturday, September II, at
her country home near Alex
andria.
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REPUBLICAN REQUEST

Our Republican friends com.
plain too much space here is al.
loted the reigning political party.
Just to show we're aware of the
G. o. P. we give you this:
The Republican State COMMITTEES
"in and for the District of Colum.
bia" will hold a Constitution Day
Dinner" September II at the Will
lard Hotel at 8 p. m. Among the
honor guests will be the Honorable
Frederick H. Stinchfield, former
president of the American Bar AS
sociation. General chairman is
Clyde D. Garrett and honorary
chairmen are Edward F. Colladay,
Mrs. Virginia White Speel, James
C. Wilkes, Nine. Cantacuzene and
George L. Hart, jr.
NEWS ITEMS
It was described as such by
s. B. who lives on Shepherd Street
and we're inclined to agree.
There's a junior clerk at the Sc.
curities and Exchange Commits
sion and the point is that he in.
siSts on maintaining not a sour
puss but a frozen-face whenever
he's thrown into company with
the opposite sex.
Mr.. Junior Clerk wanted to get
to New York for the Labor Day
weekend and he experienced some
difficulty in securing Transports
ton. So what? So he found ride,
and with whom? Five girls, nah
frands, not one, but five!
ATTENTION BUCK" ONEIL
A trip to U Street gives Johnny
Federal q couple of items which
our sports staff ought to look over
we don't mean overlook. {.
Johnny says an Interior Depart
ment worker is the source of the
following: Why not real" base
ball World Series between the pen
nant winners Of the American and
National leagues AND the winner
Of the pennant in the Colored Ma
tional League? A team cannot
be world champion, the U Street
spokesman argues, when there's
an existing team capable of TAX
ing three out Of four" games
from the so-called champs. u
Street must think their boys are
really good.
Johnny's second item concerns
the popularity Of caps around
Fourteenth and q Streets. Seems
that all the fashion plates wear
their caps with visors tilted up
ward. Explanation: Joe Louis
wears his cap that way. Says
Johnny: If the boys follow Joe's
example of clean-living and sports
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other function. Mrs. Harper
and Miss Mcintosh will be
among the past presidents. The
famous Hollywood Bowl will be
the scene of the memorial serv-
ices, with Bing Crosby leading
the audience in singing
America" and Nelson Eddy
will sing MY Buddy"
There will be a Secretaries
Dinner" at the Trocadero and
among those attending will be
Mrs. Warren, who is secretary
of the District of Columbia De
partment and also secretary of
the convention delegation.
Mrs. Ware and Mrs. Spudis
will attend the Pages Tea" and
will serve as pages during the
convention. The new D. c. De-
partment colors will be among
the elaborate Massing Of the
Colors.
The brilliant States Dinner"
honoring the national president,
will be the outstanding social
gathering.
A tea will be given during
the convention at the Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer studio honoring
the Gold Star Mothers of the
country, with Jeanette Mac
Donald as the hostess and
Norma Shearer assisting. This
tea will be followed by a tour
Of many of the homes OF the
movie colony.
The Washington times., 1938-09-05
MEANWHILE

Several hundred members OF
the United Federal Workers Of
America and the Industrial Union
Council are froicking today Rock
Greek Parks Grove No. 24-than
which there Is no grover. True
to the official announcement last
week, the picnic took on all the
aspects Of a caravan when the
picnickers reported at the Wash
ington Monument, mounted their
trusty Fords and Chevrolets and
followed the leader out Sixteenth
Street. Up to this writing we
hadn't received any bulletins on
whether Leo Hochstetter made
good his boast he could consume
more watermelon than U. F. w. A.
President Jake Baker. Another
report we're waiting for is Johnny
Federal's conception Of the pie.
eating contest between Eleanor
Nelson and JeSSica Buck.
Then there are those flashes
which some AFGE courier-swift,
like Lee Somers-should give us
by dawn tomorrow on the New
York and Atlantic City excursions.
Don Britt, the haberdasher, told
us he was Swamped with applica-
ticns by travel-minded members
Of federation. Enticed by special
rate reductions, the AFGE peo-
pie took off Saturday for Father
Knickerbocker's Taft Hotel, Rock
efeller Center and a Manhattan
yacht cruise. A side trip to New
York's International Casino topped
off this weekend cocktail. Those
who went to Atlantic City had a
complete program arranged by
the Monticello Hotel at the Jer-
Sev resnrt
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Legion Auxihary'S S
Sessions Start
September 19
BY MARY PADGETT

Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper is
chairman of the delegation
from the District of Columbia
that will attend the American
Legion Auxiliary's eighteenth
National Convention in Los
Angeles, September 1922.
Others going from here in
clude Miss Minnie May Hardy,
the new department president;
Mrs. E. Louise Warren, Miss
M. Edna Mcintosh, Mrs. Cath
crime Waters, Mrs. Myrtle
Spudis, Mrs. Viola Hines FoneS,
Mrs. Ethel Clark, Miss Ethel
Hodges, Mrs. Mary Klaphaak,
Mrs. Isabel Steinbraker, Mrs.
Helen Ware, Mrs. Helen Nc
Cabe and Mrs. Anna Elliott.
On the opening day, the Aux
iliary will meet in joint session
with the American Legion in
the Los Angeles Shrine Audi
torium for the colorful cere-
monies of the Legion's National
Convention. Monday afternoon,
September 20, the Auxiliary will
open its own conclave in Trinity
Auditorium, with Mrs. Malcolm
Douglas, of Seattle, Wash, ma
tional president, presiding.
RIVALS FOR PRESIDENT
Leadership of the Auxiliary
will be sought by two women
when the election of officers
takes place. Announced can
didates for the office of national
president are Mrs. A. H. Hoff-
man, of Des Moines, Iowa, and
Mrs. James Morris, Of Bismarck,
North Dakota. Both have had
long experience in the work Of
the national organization and
both have been indorsed unani-
mously by their State organize
tions.
The American Legion Aux
iliary closed its books on August
20 with more than 460, 900 mem
bers, the largest enrolment in
its history and the largest patri-
otto organization in the country.
The District of Columbia, with
1881 members, a gain Of over
300 women in its ranks over
last year, leading all depart
ments in the percentage Of gain.
Many interesting events have
been scheduled during the con-
Vention. Our Mrs. Harper, who
served as D. c. Department
president last year, was the first
president the Hawaii Depart
lment ever had. There will be
an aloha Breakfast" for first
presidents Of the different de-
partments attending the con-
vention. The "Fidac Breakfast"
session will be another interest
ing event.
SUPPER PARLEY GUESTS
The supper parley, with the
past department presidents as
the guests of honor, will be an
The Washington times., 1938-09-05

MRS. LILLIAN cox ATHEY
AVA Publisher and editor of
the National Nature News used
by children in their studies Of
science throughout the public
schools in the country Is
also the author of "AlOng Ma
ture's TRAIL" . book used as .
secondary reader in the public
schools Was born in Wash
ingtOn, and educated here and
In Boston Is a graduate Of
the Washington College Of Law,
class Of 1914 Likes sports,
particularly swimming
plays the piano q little and is
partial to classical music
FavOrite reading matter is biog-
raphieS Has Travelled
throughout the United states
Principal hobby Is to give
to school children of the cOun-
try an idea of constructive con-
ServatiOn through the medium
of the magazine she publishes
and edits and through lectures
Has an office in her home
and another office where she
publishes her magazine Is
an active member of the ZOnta
Club Biological Society Of
Washington and the National
Audubon Society.
The Washington times., 1938-09-05
T0DAY'S CLUB
CALENDAR

SOdality Union of the Dis
trict Of COlumbia-Retreat,
all day, at the Washington
Retreat House, 1000 Hare
wood Rd. N. E.
Columbia Chapter, Women
of the MOOSe-Members at
tending the Maryland and
Border States Moose ASsOcia-
tiOn cOnclave, Annapolis,
Md.
WOmen's Auxiliary, Dis
abled American Veterans of
the World War-Picnic, 1 to
7 p. M, Rock Creek Park,
Grove "a, Sixteenth and Ken
nedy SITS. N. w,
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Lament Governmental

Lament Governmental
Those tOho labor on Labor
Day
For Uncle Sam, per diem,
No e1trG time-Ior eTtru
pay,
On no picnics can they
HE 'ent.
Don't seem right, or even
Just,
Some Uork 1Chile others
play,
With no extrG compensation
Labor Days Just another
day.
D. A., Agriculture.
The Washington times., 1938-09-05
Chewy Delights

SSSSS
Original Velati Candy
Stores will present 0ne-p0und
boxes of their delicious chOc-
Olates or carameIs on request
today, to:
Kitty OFarrelI, PWA.
Joan Fern, National Park
Sevice.
Louise H. WhitefieId, U. s.
Housing.
Candy will be presented at
either store, $40 Ninth st.
N. W., or 500 Fourteenth st.
N. W.
FAX: A box Of Velati's goes
daily for the most interesting or
unusuRl fact about the Govern
ment or its employees sent to rs,
the shorter the better.
The Washington times., 1938-09-05
Today in Films
WARNER BROTHERS
film schedule for which you

film schedule for which you
may have received passes:
EARLE and AMBASSA-
DOR: ErrOl Flynn, Olivia
de Havilland, ROSalind Rus
sell, Patric Knowles, in
"FOur'S o Crowd" Phil Har-
ris is ON the EARLE s 4 age
with his orchestra.
METR POLITAN: Fay
Wray and Bruce Cabot In
"King Kong"
CALVERT, PENN and TIv.
OIL: Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone in Love Finds
Andy Hardy"
UPTOWN: Shirley Temple
In Little Miss Broadway.
The Washington times., 1938-09-05

manship as well as they follow
his style tastes, Washington might
be a better place to live In.