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Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
Phoenix Jaycees
Defeat EICentro
Quintet 5I.36

PHOENIX. March 3.-PhOenix
junior college copped one
game lead i'm the two tilt series
against Ell Centre junior college
Thursday night with 51-S6
victory over the Arabs.
Phoenix moved into 27-17
lead at tho intermission and
then iced the contest i'll the
second half as Galloway, Chick
ahisa and Ingle fouled out of
the game. Ingle and okamura
tcok high point honors for Ell
Centre with 10 and II points
respectively.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03

] SOu championship.
1t was we'll after dark THURSDAY
evening before golfers called of
firing after a hectic day of first
round matches which saw a mum
Der of favoriteS. including Defend
ing Champion Dick Lott. fall by
the wayside.
The field of 80 in the champion
ship division was cut to eight after
two rounds Of play, although only
a single round was played in other
flights. Those who survived in the
championship flight and pairings
are:
Championship: Vic Blalack vs.
Bob Albright; Tom Crosbie VS. Ward
McPherrin; Forrest Ferguson VS.
Laddie Willoughby; Tunney Will
liams vs. Dave Taylor.
In the first flight these were the
pairings:
Loveridge Marsh vs.. Forrest Man-
ley; Don Rex vs.. Jersey Birchfield;
John Ingle or Jack Strobel VS. Bob
Mcnamara; Earl Roberts VS.. Eldred
4 Cl ; laSOII.
Result of the afternoon rounds
Defeated l6 in the morning be-
comes First Flight for afternoon
play)
Championship
Vic Blalack df Dick Lott 3-2: Bob
Albright df Newt Brazelton L up;
Tom Crosbie df Paul Post up;
Ward McPherrin df Bill Polkenhorn
up; Forrest Ferguson df Wayne
Elvander l up; Laddie Willoughby
df Dick Haas up 10 holes; Tlinney
Williams df Jerry Fox Sd; Dave
Taylor df Les Rogers 3-2
First Flight
Loveridge Marsh df John De Paoli
2 up; Forrest Manley df Paul Pace
! up 10; Don Rex df OWE Overall
6-5; Jersey Birchfield df Frank, De-
Arman 80; John Ingle and Jack
Strobel match called because OF
darkness Bob Mcnamara df Lee
Lamberson and l; Earl Roberts
df Carl Walker 3 and 2; Eldridge
Ferguson df DR.. w. A. Clarke 2 up
Hottest golf of the day was found
in the match between Blalack and
Lott: The Yuma ace shot a 73
Other highlights included Ward
McPherrin's whirl wind finish
against Bill Polkenhorn after being
three down at the turn; Laddie Will
loughby's recovery to win on the
18th after being two down at Is
and forced to score an All American
four on No. II TO stay in the game;
Wayne Elvander's gallant puts on
No. Is and No. II that kept his
match alive only to have Forrest
Ferguson close him out on. the 18th,
Results in lower flights:
Second Flight
Gene Marsh df Duff DinSmore 2
up; John Carter df. Harold Engle
up; Tom Ritter df Jim Stone 2-1;
E. B. Mason df Bob Rayburn 3-2;
Fred Ferreira df Lloyd Baxter by
def; Frank Onstott df Red Barnard
up; M. Huey df Mac CutshaW 5-4:
Al Cravath df c. Hausman 2 up.
Third Flight
Bud Anslyn df John Kelly l I'D:
Ray Edwards df w. w. McEuen 81;
Paul Brown df Massie Horton UP
l9 holes; Rip'Uarter df Nelson Jones
by def; Jack Jones df Max Sones
3-2; Vic Nordquist df Frank Oswalt
81; Wade Ramsey df D. D. Miller
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03

Padres baSebaIIerS, With a lineup
of ambitious rockies, will be played
in the morning in order to avoid
conflicting with the Imperial coun-
ty fair which will be in full swing
in the afternoon, burst said
No admission price will be charg-
ed, burst said, because we want
the game to serve as an introduc-
ton of our team to the people Of
Imperial Valley.
Lefty Al Olsen. young rookie
pitcher, who is being touted as a
second Freddie Hutchinson, will
start on the mound for the rockies.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
Entries Made for
Anita Handicap

ARCADIA, Calf, March 3. (UP)
In the austere privacy of the
racing secretary's office today a
row OF taciturn gentlemen filed
slowly past a small white box and
dropped therein the names of the
horses who will go when the fabu-
lous Santa Anita handicap is run
for the fifth time tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
VERGEZ WORKS SACS
IN TRAINING GRIND

VLSALIA, Cal. March 3. (UP)-
Manager Johnny Vergez put his
Oakland Oaks through heavy hit
ting, fielding and pitching work
outs today in preparation for the
opening exhibition game with the
San Francisco Seals here tomorrow.
AL of the Oaks regulars are sched-
uled to be on hand for the opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. March 3. up
Hogs saleable supply so. Fully
steady; top 9.15; few good butchers
8 Sows 6.75.
Cattle saleable supply 300. Steady.
Common TO medium steers 7.50-
1908 Cows 6-7. Cutter grades
$50. Few feeders SIS. Few heifers
4 50-5.65 Bulls to 6.85. Calves, sale
able 200. Steady 8.50-9.50.
Sheep none. Good and choice
wooled lambs S.40-s.75. Late Thurs
day good ewes -4.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03

He will be followed by George
Brown and Tom Collins. Collins is
nephew of Pat Patterson, ice
hauler who aggravates baseball
players and fans with his umpiring
in Sunday baseball contests.
Dick Ward, Byron HumphrieS,
Wally Hebert and Howard Crag-
head will divide duties for the reg
ularS.
The Padres batsmen continued
to barrage the left, right and CEN
terfield fences in batting practice
Friday. Dominic Dallesandro, Geo.
Detore and Rookie Bill Gray hit
longest blows.
Spider Baum, president of the
Padres club, was on hand to watch
practice Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
k.C.A.A. Takes Over
Golf Supervision

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.
March 3. (UP)-President w. B.
Owens of the National Collegiate
Athletic association today announc-
ed his organization this year will
take over jurisdiction of the Ma
tional intercollegiate Golf tourna-
ment, jointly with the United
States Golf association.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
warrensburg Wins
Basketball Title

Ell PASO, Tex. March 3. CUP)-
Warrensburg, Mo, peachers. de
tending national intercollegiate
champions, added the southwestern
intercollegiate title TO their list of
honors today after defeating West
Texas State of Canyon, 43 to "a.
in the finals OF the southwestern
tournament last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
HIGH SCHOOL METERS
TO PLAY BRAWLEY SQUAD

Ell Centro high schools tennis
team, three games deep in the loss
column. will meet Brawley high
school meters in a league match
Saturday morning, according to
Bill Maxwell.
Mems and women'S matches will
be played, Maxwell said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
TwoCIubs Seek 0rsatti

oS ANGELES March tUP)-Two Pacific Coast league """'
were cmbroied in squabbc today Ernie orSa " '"
oufieIder who retired the St Louis Cardinals
The HOLLYWOOD orsatti which brought oS from
club who bid Tor Ernie
two
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
Markets At
A Glance
By UNITED PRESS

Stocks higher and moderately
active.
Bonds higher; L 5. Government
issues at record highs.
Curb stocks higher.
Cotton steady.
Foreign exchange easy.
Wheat up = - IS cent, corn Uu-
changed.
Rubber firm
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
Wind Sends Golf
Scores Soaring as
Linksmen Progress
(See Page One for late results)

Brisk winds that upward raked this course
today where eleven flights of golfers engaged in
deciding the quarer-fna round of the Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
Freitas Signs Sac Contract

SACRAMENTO Cal, March s. UP)-Tony Freias under
contract today pitch Pacific
Coast league baseball
The little and four
during the payon. a hodout last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
Ortiz Expected to
Make Debut Of Pro
Fighting Success

They called Manuel Ortiz, former amateur fly
weight champion of the United States and of boxngs
finest mixers to send the professional show off flying
start at the Ell Cenro athletic club tonight Bouts
at o'clock. Manuel who lost only decision in his
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
Padre Rockies S ond
Regulars Clash
Sunday q. m.

1t will be San Degos rockies against the Regulars at
Ell Centre Stadium Sunday morning at II o'clock and the
of the citys baseball park will be thrown open to~
the public, according to Manager Sid burst.
The game which will match a lineup of experienced
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
i. A. BUTTER De EGGS

Los ANGELES. March 3. (UP)-
Butter: extras 26c. PRIME fIrsts 27c
standard 27c, undergrade 26kc.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
T.. A. HAY
MINNEAPOLIS Flax

Flax quotations by courtesy of
Southwest Flax Seed association.
May ..,...............,. S1.79
July ............-...... S1.76
September ......,...,.....s,,. $174
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. March 5. tuP(-
JrAnsemerica s..-..,,.s 69 bs
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-03
l.. A. GRAINS

Wheat. No. l hard 80. S1.25-1 80
Wheat. 10. / soft VIII. $122h 1.2712
Barley Sri. CWestern) 97lsc-102k
Millfesus .............. $l.l2-l.l7R
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05
I o Name President of
Morehouse College


ATLANTA, Ga. - (ANPl The
trustees Of Morehouse College will
assemble here Friday to elect a new
president to succeed DR.. S. II. Arch
Ell, retired. Members Of the board
from all sections Of the country will
be ii attendance.
Candidates for the post, all with
the powerful backing and all gradu-
ates Of Miorehouse are II. Council
Trenholm, president Of Alabama
state Teachers COLLEGE OF Montgonl-
cry, Ala, sponsored according to re-
port BY President Clement of At
lanta University, with which More
house IL affiliated; Acting President
G. y. Hubert, who has conducted the
school successfully since President
Archer retired, reputedly backed by
Miss Florence Read. president OF
Spelman. John Hope, Jr., who teach
es economics in Atlanta III. and is il
son of The late president John Hope,
sr. James M Nabritt, Jr., executive
secretary to President Mordccai w
Johnson of Howard University and
his brother Samuel Nc. Nabritt,
teacher of science at Atlanta u, and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05
BISHOP ToOKEs' NEW
PENSACOLA HOME.
RAZED by FIRE

PENSACOLA, Fla. (ANP) IA
fire of undetermined origin last
Thursday night destroyed the beau
tiful, newly-built residence here OF
Bishop Henry X. Tookes. who re-
Gently was transferred to the Flori-
da AME diocese following the auto
death Of the late Bishop Grant.
Planned as the permanent home
Of Bishop and Mrs. Tookes and their
family, the home was one Of the
show places Of the city, and they had
planned to move in this week. The
house was repeatedly guarded at
night by d white watchman employ
ed by the contractor. 1t was re-
ported that when the fire started,
the odor Of burning oil was detected,
and police and fire officials were
said to be investigating this angle.
Bishop and Mrs. Tookes have a
daughter who is teaching in Okla
homa and a son-in-law studying for
his masters degree at University OF
Chicago.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05
BR ADFIELD
CENTER NEWS

LIMA--The activities at the Rec
reatln Center on South Main Street
nave been discontinued until fall.
The activities concluded Friday
night with number of persons Ell
gagged in ping-pong, basketball and
badminton.
Our attention is now turned to
the out door program, and back to
the favorite sport of soft ball. The
boys soft ball team will practice on
Wednesday. They will play a prac-
tice game on Friday against Taber-
culosis Hospital.
The girls begin practice during
the week of the 9Th.
The Boys Club of Bradfield Cen
ter will give father and sons BAN
quet on Thursday, May at the CEN
ter. The Rev. G. j. Johnson, pas
Dor of the Second Baptist Church
will be the speaker.
The seniors in the two high schools
will make the trip to Wilberforce,
which includes visit to the Recre-
alton Center, YWCA and YMCA in
Dayton on Saturday May 6. The
party will leave the center at s am.
Saturday.
Saturday evening will be Brad
field Center night at the YWCA.
Here persons may engage in the ac-
tivities of table tennis, badminton,
checkers and skating.
The fourth Of the Parental Edu-
cation series conducted through the
Education Committee Of the Lima
League for Civic Improvement will
be held at Bradfeld Center on We'd
nesday, May with Miss Bonita
Jamison, Lima visiting teacher as
speaker. The public is invited.
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EAST SIDE NEWS
BY MOZELLE PAYNE

LIMA Well here ii Is folks the
rumor that's been around about our
managing editor Leonard Harrison,
Dr., and the attractive young woman
from bne OF the nations leasiing
cities. When | asked her for state
ment early last Monday morning she
said that Mr.. Harrison and her were
just good friends but, however, she
has advised her mother to give their
announcement first to the Forum.
So we look for it soon, maybe
next week or the following week and
as we go TO press we couldn't find
Mr.. Harrison as he was called out of
the city early this morning.
Mrs. j. A. Payne, daughter Cleo
and son Jr., were visitors here last
week.
Willie Williams formerly Of this
city and now resident in Marion,
Ohio visited here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jones are
the proud parents Of baby boy
which was born last Sunday evening
about 8 pm.
DR.. and Mrs. u. S. Beam, visit
ed in Springfield, Dayton, and xenia
last Sunday.
Miss Margaret Harrison was guest
of Mrs. Virginia Payne last Wednes
day evening.
The Rev. A. H. Turner pastor Of
st. Paul A.ME. Church on West
Spring Street recently underwent his
second operation and now is up get
ting his strength back.
The Rev. G.. j. Johnson and his
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05
Or. }, II. Hawkins,
AME Church Financial 4
Secretary, Submits
Annual Report

WASHINGTON, DC. (ANPl
Submitting his annual report here
last Wednesday to the Finance
Board OF the A.M.E. Church, DR..
John II. Hawkins, longtime finan-
cial secretary Of the Connection,
showed collections OF $297, ,293.55,
for the fiscal year ending March
81, 1889.
The present report Is the final
one prior to the June, 1910 General
Conference, to be held in Detroit.
The report was the 9th presented
by Dr.. Hawkins during his long ten
ure of Office, revealed grand total
OF $S.099, ,454.s6 collected during
that period. A total Of $11, ,724,-
773.26 has been collected and re-
ported on since the finance depart
ment was established in 1872.
Attending Wednesdays meeting
were membrs Of the general board
Of finance, representing the various
districts Of the church. Bishop M.
H. Davis is the board chairman. The
auditing committee reported THAI
the records kept by DR.. Hawkins
were in perfect order, that cancel
ed checks and vouchers accompanied
each transaction. Auditing Com
mittee members present.
Revs. ". M. Townsend, 18th dis
trict. chairman; w. H. Griffin, 4th
district: A. +. G. Richardson, 11th;
]. +. Vanderhorst, 1st; r. G. Walk
er, 10th, and /. G Glass. 9Th. Be
cause Of his long record of disting
uished service 10 the church DR..
Hawkins reelection as financial
secretary at next years General
Conference, seems an assured TACT.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05

Park, Yosemite Park. Rig Treea
Park, through Grand Canyon, Bryce
Canon National Park, Cedar Brakes
National Park, Zion National Park,
Colorado Estes and Garden Of the
Gods National Park.
These cities will be included in
the tour: New York, Buffalo, Cleve-
and, Chicago, st. Paul, Mimi, Bill
.ngs, Mont; Spokane, Wash.s Port
and, Ore; San Francisco, Oakland,
-os Angeles, Salt Lake City, Den-
yer, Colorado Springs, which in
Jules stops in each OF these cities.
The Columbia River trip will be
taken by auto, also the Yellowstone
trip. Zion, Bryce, Grand Canyon
by auto; Catalina Island BY boat;
Big Trees by auto. The trips thru
all of the parks will be by rail from
home town to home town and all
Of the rest OF the tour. Price in
sludes Pullman sleepers, good no
tells, meals, tips. Write Adolpl
Hodge, I39 E. 88th Street, Brook
lyn, NY.
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N A ATI0NAL.
NEWS BRIEFS
BISHOP COLLEGE
PRESIDENT ORDAINED
AS MINISTER

MARSHALL, Tex. fANP1-pres-
ident d. j. Rhoads became full
fedged minister Thursday afternoon.
when Dr.. L. K. Williams, president
Of the National Baptist Convention
preached his ordination sermon in
the chapel Of Bishop College here.
For many years President Rhoads
had been engaged in YMCA work
before he acceted the presidency Of
Bishop.
Thursday was an important day
here from q religious viewpoint with
the outstanding Baptist leader, white
and l.sgro in attendance. DR.. Geo.
w. Truett, president of the World
Bartlst Alliance and for 30 years
pastor Of the First Baptist Church,
white. of Dallas spoke Thursday
afternoon.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05
Noted Social Worker
Speaks at Atlanta u.

ATLANTA, Ga. - The plight Of
unfortunate refugees who are inno-
cent victims of the civil war in
Spain has been vividly brought be-
fore the students and teachers in
the Atlanta University system dur
ing the past week by Thyra Edwards
noted social worker, who is a field
representative of the Medical Bu-
reau and North American Commit
tee to aid Spanish Democracy. Miss
Edwards is recently from Spain
where she had opportunity to OBJ
serve at close range the terror and
suffering of the Spanish people
while serving as q nurse in the
stricken areas.
During her stay in Atlanta, Miss
Edwards spoke before forum at At
lanta University, at the Atlanta Uni
versity School of Social Work, Spell
J man College, and the Laboratory
High School. She was also a guest
| at the Atlanta Life Insurance Com
pany, Clark University, Cannon
Theological Seminary, Booker 2.
Washington High School, and the
!, David T. Hopard Junior High School.
The student groups which heard
Miss Edwards have signified their
desire and intention of adopting one
or more destitute Spanish children
who have been left orphans as q re-
suit OF the war by sending monthly
| financial support.
The speaker was educated at the
University OF Chicago. She has trav-
1 eled all over Europe, and has spent
considerable time in Denmark and
NnhSaA I vi wp~s
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05
LABOR COMMITTEE
TO CELEBRATE
THIRD ANNIVERSARY

NEW YORK (ANP) Under the
slogan of "Three Years of the Most
Constructive Work Among Negroes
Since Emancipation the third an
niversary of the Negro Labor Com
mittee and the Harlem Labor Center
will be celebrated in the auditorium
Of the center on May 20.
Frank r. Crosswaith, chairman
has announced plans for entertain
ment and dance. "The committee
is proud he said, "of being the
instrumentality that has raised the
standard of living Of more than 50,-
900 workers in Harlem.
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church on West snring Street have
played 4 leading role in Clean Up
and Paint Up Week among our race
here in Lima Is they are painting
and recorating the interior Of the
entire church. This is something we
as race should be proud of Our
Churches congratulations to you
Rev. Johnson and your fine congre-
cation.
On last Sunday afternoon we
heard the Alpha Marcus male chorus
present fine program in the Me
mortal Hall on w. Elm Street in the
heart Of the city Of Lima. The stage
was set with Il large nicnophone fac
ing the singers and also to enable
the large crowd that was Sn the
lobby Of the hall to hear
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DEDICATE NEW
BROOKLYN CHURCH

BROOKLYN, NY. tANP)--Con-
cord Baptist Church moved into its
new edifce formerly occupied by the
Marcy Street Baptist Church, white,
this week, celebrating the event with
4 two week religious meeting. Dr..
+. K Williams of Chicago, president
of the National Baptist Convention
preached the dedicatory sermon on
Sunday. There we're 40 conversions
that day and 800 during the week.
The Rev. u. B. Adams. widely known
minister is the pastor OF Concord
Baptist Church.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05
MEHARRY HAS
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (C)-Dr.
Raymond B. Fosdick, president of
she Rockefeller Foundation, was u
visitor at Meharry on April 81.
Meharry is one of the beneiciaries
Of the philanthrophy Of the Rocke-
feller Foundation and Dr.. Fosdick
expressed pleasure at the progress
that has been made during the past
year under the new administration
and the forward looking program
that has been initiated. DR.. Fos-
dick was accompanied by DR.. Mann,
director of the southern bureau, and
DR.. Jackson Davis, associate direc-
tor.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05
CULTURAL CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD
OVER WEEKEND

OVEK WEEA-ESD
NEW YORK (ANP)-A two-day
conference, with the theme Negro
Culture Faces the World of Tomor-
row. will open in Harlem Saturday,
May CT.
Nationwide art and cultural
groups are expected to take part N
the two day meeting. Primary con-
cern Of the conference will be plan
ming for the expansion Of existing
facilities for the employment Of
cologed artists and professional per-
sons.
The Harlem Art Center will be
the center attraction during three
Of the four scheduled sessions. Mrs
Louise II. johnson is chairman of
the arrangement committee. I.
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MRS. BETHUNE
NOW ON TOUR

WASHINGTON (ANP)--Immedi-
ateIy after attending the presidents
conference on Children in a Demo-
cracv. held under the auspices OF the
DepartmSnt of Labor, Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Bethune left for three
weeks tour, embracing Illinois, Kan
sas, Missouri and Arkansas, where
she will look into the activities OF
the National Youth Administration.
During her stay in the midwest,
Mrs Bethune will also attend the
Kansas City conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Churches.
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LIMA CHURCHES
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. 6. !. Johnson. Pastor

$40 w. Spring st.
Lima, Ohio
What Sunday Has For You
Sunday School. ESQ am, w. A.
Baker, superintendent.
Morning Worship, lo:45 am. Cow
enant meeting and Holy communion.
$50 pm, Quartet Union.
BYPU, $50 pm, Lawrence Wat
son, president Mildred Webb in
chs+sge Of the program.
Evening worship. 7;45 pm.
Items Of interest: The Qnartette
Union will meet Sunday afternoon
at the Second Baptist Church. The
Mems Finance will meet Monday
evening with Lawrence Watson at
the home Of the Rev. Mr.. johnson.
The Ladies League will meet We'd
nesday evening 1T the home Of Mrs.
Reubin Downton. The intermediate
Girls with Mrs. Clara naithcoN.
their teacher will serve d chill din
ner Thursday evening May is. The
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05
EUROPEAN WAR SCARE
CHANGES HODGE TOUR
pI ANS RACK 70 AMERICA

BROOKLYN, NY lC)--AlkioIph
Hodge, tour conductor. 189 r. 8Sth
street, announced Saturday the
European war scare had caused him
to cancel his tour plans to french
North Africa this July, and instead
he will take his party on tour OF
America, going through Yellowstone
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Everything
for the Student =

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ESg

poased ~ DH viii w, Alexander.
Farm Security Administrator and
trustee OF Morehouse.
Ladies League viii present the Dill
larate' Tuesday evening at the PIE
zoi Hall. May 2, q silver Offering
will be taken.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-05

OF Boston, who sailed from New
York on the Normandie on May 3
with Miss Margaret Bush for
years study IN India and the near
East. Miss McCree is senior at
Fisk and Miss Bush ut Talladega.
The two young ladies are recipients
OF the Juliette Derricotte Memorial
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Scholarships sponsored by Mrs.
Howard Thurman. They plan to re-
turn to college next April 10 COM
plete the work for their graduation.
Miss McCree is the daughter Of Mr..
Wade McGree and Mrs. Lulu Harp
er MeGree, both graduates Of Fisk
University (ANP)