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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29
BROWN HEADS
MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN

On Emancipation Day the Fifth
Street YMGA launched its annual
membership campaign with hurst
of unprecedented activity For sew
eral weeks Officials of the institution
have been making plans with the as
sistance Of experienced volunteer
workers for the drive.
II. G. Brown, Domestic Life and
Accident Insurance Company man
ager has been named chairman Of
the annual ctfolt Rev. / Welby
hroaddus, pastor Of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church, will act as ass 'clate
% Brown
Iwp highly successful membership
caml aign workers. Forrest Murray
and JAMES Jones, will head two di
yisi AS, Brown Bombcrs' ano
"Hurrcanes' are names of th.
groups,
Associated with Murray are Ed
Jackson, X. NJ. Prcar, Charles i
gar Nickerson, +. Frank Jones. Geo
Taylor and David Wright.
Tfose who will work with Jones
arc Granville Winston, Aurclius Har
but, A. L. Lindsay, .Iosepl l.a,kins
Elwood Parsons aud Rooker Camp
bell
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29

hand information on the principal
problems concerning h peonle
throughout the West Coast as wei
as the sentiment on national and III
ternati nal problems.
On various occasions Senator Taft
spoke to Republican and nola-palti-
san gi ups, canddly stating his view
on various domestic ISSUES as We'll as
on our foreign policy. tllmly be-
llevlng that we can keep out Of tic
Eufopcan war il We are determined
70 ST., the Senator rcatlnmed his
position that the Neutrality Aef
should hc amended o as "a luaA ent
the possibility Of such nciJent aa
involved Us IN the Nor Id War
II various recent statement ha
has stressed the fact thai AAei "a
first line Of defense Il the cstah sIl
nent 81 a sound governmental fiscal
position And he ha- adhered g hts
stand aealnst The enlargement 4 E'ed
cral regulation and bureaucracy, @e-
ciaflng III any control measures
become necessary, they shend he
administered strictly on an enlerpah
eS basis with Il constant effort 81
preserve II every possihie fespeet
the spft private enterprise ale
Initiatives, The RepaA lean poIieies
q curhlng Federal expenditure III,
encouraging industry he believes
ARE more important il the face of 4
war situation than III the depft siaa
There has never been il tine
Whei, u is nsore important that oul
Government be financially sound.
he said we must put ourselves II
! sharc 70 defend this country il the
need comes
A the Vienna Rally, Senator Taft
will address what Is expected t. he
one Of the largest Republican au
9it noes ever assemh I'd in southern
IllinoM Furthermore, The speech
II be broadcast oyct the MIC Ree
Network from 90 to l.3o ceniia
Standard Time, September 80
! Speaking on the platfom with Sen
/ ator Taft will be Homer 4. capc
hart, of Washington, md, who Il
year staged il his stale pny - lts
largest and m8st successful Repubt
can rallies in the Country
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29

that participated.
Dr Scott declared The Fmancipa-
tion Proclamation vas 40, an event
ef sudden impulse. lie sketched the
gloomy, dismal period 81 controversy
whiol. preceded il. and also. Lin.
coins ded AIRED abhotrenee sc slaperv
made thirty years aud more before
lie made an impassioncd pIea for
i democracy il America which shall
nelade every apeeni III our euizen
ship within fts saefed folds. Ia
claimed that wheisYel there n do
nial of Inc tl9ll aud untfamnle p4l
citizenship lie 81 eoiaIsd maa ana
u men il any nasI 81 the ountly.
Is ihaI .n aua ii tbai measute.
baasied democrst, u Aaet,ca is Il
hgpoefatieal thing, i fraud, de.
iuslon
he Negro The Fest o Democracy
e NeFlo n the test ~ demo
10y 'a Anlefl'a VA iile recent fe-
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29
Grand Officers Of Ohio To
Be Honored At Bethel
Baptist Church Oct. 9Th

march South on Bank to Fifth, west
on Fifth t. Broadway, South or
hroadway TO Germantown, West on
Germantown to Summit North on
Summit t9 Bethel Baptist church at
Home avenue.
The program At the church will
eonsist Of presentation Of Past
Grand Eminent Commanders Jewel
e. Most Fsmircnt Sir w. r. Johns. n
and Past Grand Masters Apron 10
Nest Worshipful Grand Master
emor H. Collius Officers OF the
Hrand Lodge, Grand Chapter and
the Grand Commandery will also be
presented.
The pubic is invited to attend
church services beginning at B p. N.
Committees George Ellis, w. n
Bates, q. A. France, Prilly Wright,
and A, j. Hickman chairman.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29
YOUNGER GIRLS
ACTIVITIES

The club activities Of the young
Ell girls started September 25. Sew
eral NJ VIZ advisers have been added
10 help carry out this program. They
are Mrs. Arthur {, odnlght, Mrs.
Paul inc Parsons. Mrs Ella McGlusky
and Miss Halle Douglas. All grade
school girls will meet on Friday OF
each week, Junior High School on
Tuesday and Senior High School
gins on Thursday Wednesday and
Friday will be special Interest groups
such as music, dramatcs, crochet,
ing, knitting, dancing, and bicvcln
club. If you have a slrl or kno"
OF one let her register fnr one q
these activities. II will help he.
winter 70 be a profitable and most
enjoyable one.
The Junior High Schaol officers
training conference will be hele
Friday, October 9th at the Contra
building. Saturday, October 7th ths
| high school officers training confer
ence will be held at the same build
ing. The program will consist O
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29
Ten Per Cent Of
Negro Population In
Albany, New York
Joins N.A.A.C.P.

ALBANY, N. More than ten
per cent # this city's Negro pepula-
ton joined the National Association
for the Advancement Of Golored
Pcolgc. when 800 new members were
registered ut the close Of q seven-day
campaign, September 18, according
to Mrs. Daisy Lampkin, national
field secretary Of the association,
who conducted the dpive.
Division leaders IN the drive were
Mrs. M, r. Jefferson and F. E. Bon
ner. albany is showing the way
for cities Of this size throughout the
country" Mrs. Lampkin said. Mrs
Lampkn is now in Baltimore, Md.
conducting the city's annual cam.
| paign.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29
A BIG DAY
FOR MASONS

Bone commandery No. n, Burn
ing Bush Chapter No. 7, Ancient
Square Lodge No. 40 and Harmony
Lodge No. n, +. 4 A. NJ. (PliA1
wi, act as hosts to the Grand Off
GERS Of the Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge, Nest Excellent Grand Chap
ter and Most Eminent Grand Com
mandcry Of Ohio on their visit @
Dayton Sunday, October &, 1889
There will be a grand parade by
the knight Templars accompanied
bs iaemhers Of the Blue Lodges. The
rpade will form at Bank street and
Eigin avenue at $50 i, IN, and vii
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29
A Plea For Simon-Pure
Democracy And
Peace In America

~ LOUIS, Mo The Emancipa
ton Celebration Committee of this
el'y staged the largest and most en-.
thuslastlc celebration ever held here
Friday evening. September -, IN
celebration Of the 10Th anniversary
of the ISSUANCE Of tho Emancipation
Proclamation hy Abraham Lincoln,
~ the Manieipa Park Sarah and
West Belle street..
1000 persons, solered and white,
gathered two nights September II,
and 22nd to eiNe voice y their r..e
gnit@n of the event which gnm
zcd The freedom of 4 people ionr
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29
Senator Taft To Speak At
Four-State Rally Sept. 80

CLEVELAND, o. Senator Rob.
ert a. Taft will be the principal
speaker at four-state Repub lean
Rally to be held at the Fair Grounds
at Vienna, illinois, Saturday, Sep
tember 30. Republican State Chair
men from Indiana, Missouri. and
Kentucky are cooperating Jointly in
the program organized under the di-
rection Of Homo. A. X. Stiles, State
Chairman for Illinois.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29

The special session 81 Congress
forced Senator Taft to cut short Il
Western tour which he and Mrs. Taft
have been making, Driving then
own car, they drove from Spokane 10
Seattle aud then down through
Washington, Oregan and California
to Los Angeles. During this trip they
viewed the major Federal projects in
these states, and, travelng lesurely
through the country, acquired nrst-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29

Of Hunter hieh school. New York
City, ranking 26th in i class af 222
students. She Is now making aa
cnviable record IL Hunter cdlega
Right, 1889 Winner
Miss Sara Richardson, 4 graduate
Of Chester high school has entered
the State Teachers college il West
Chester, Pa.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
YWCA CLUB PLANS PROGRAM

ioyed by all The exhibits Of handi.
crafts from the Industrial Clubs
home women and Others won mucH
Admiration from th SC attending
The committee IN charge 81 the
Open House wele gratitled With tho
results
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29

music sneaker and an installation
service. Mrs. Pauline Parsons will
be the accompanies for the song
neriod, Dolores Young. Jean Riggs,
Marylin Evans, will help with the
registration, Anna Louise Weavers
viii act as one Of the secretaries.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29

mittce- The winning girl who re
ceives sloo year for four years
providing her achievements mentally
morally and physically are recon-
mended BY officials Of the college,
has the privilege ef selecting the
school of her choiee Reports from
the schoa attended by the scholar
rhia winners, consistently praised
their high records. lANPl
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29

DAYTON Mrs. Robert Nelson,
president Of the Business and Pro
fessional Club appointed the follow
ing committee Monday night to piab
the program for this ub: Margaret
Robinson, chairman, Exine Pleaf,
Lnis Wilkerson and Ann syampels
This committee will present the pre-.
gram at the next meeting Monday
October 2nd at 7:30 pm. On Mon.
day, October 9th the cmbers Of tbs
club will hold a bicycling party.
The Southern Regional Conference
pf business and Professional Wam
en- Of the YWCA Will be held i
Pjqua, Ohio, November / and l2ti
to which all members are urged Z
attend. Arncida McGregor was
member Of the planning mmitte'
fer this conference. The club Of th'
Fifth Street Branch will be respon
sible for the Book Corner.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29
left, 1887 Winner

left, 1887 Winner
Miss Virginia Spottswo q, gradu
ate Of Dunbar high school Washing
ton. .. c., is now at Livingstone
college, Salisbury, N. G. She is the
only student n The hist ary Of the
college to maintain an a. rating
for two years.
Center, 1888 Winner
Miss Gloria Assue, is a graduate
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-29
OPEN HOUSE
WELL ATTENDED,

More than 200 members and
friends registered for the Dpes
House held at the Fifth St Branch
last Friday afternoon and evening.
The program which consisted Of
choral selections from the Wood
mems Chorus, Mrs. Dovic Barr. di-
rector, piano duet by Mrs. Pauline
Parsons and Mrs. Sara Ellis, and
short remarks from the chairmen Of
the different departments was en-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-26
A. Ste. Is End
In Conference

Lenoir Rhymes mountain bears
rode at the top of the north state
conference football circuit this
week as the result of a 2O-O win
over the Guilford Quakers last
Friday, while the Appalachian
Mountaineers ranked second al
ter their 800 defeat of the High
Point Panthers.
Catawba and Western Carolina
Teachers went outside the loop
last week. Catawba beat Emory
and Henry 1910 and w. c. 7. {.
trounced East Carolina Teachers
at Greenville 1876 last night.
Games this week will pit Ca
tawba against Guilford at Sails
bury Friday night, Appalachian
against King college in home
coming event at Boone Saturday,
Elon against Apprentice at New
port News, Va, Friday, Lenolr
Rhyme against Newberry at Hick-
DRY Friday night, and West Caro-
lima Teachers against Mars Hill at
Cullowhee Saturday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-26
Appalachian High Basketball Season Opens November 10

This encounter is expected to
provide a hard-fought contest,
with the Mountaineers banking
on the support of the alumni to
pull them through against the
much improved Tornadoes.
The homecoming program will
close with an alumni banquet in
the college cafeteria, Saturday
night, 7:30 o'clock. Erwin Smart,
director of athletics at Kings
Mountain High School, will be
POSTMASTER. He will have assist
ance in DR.. B. B. Dougherty,
president of Appalachian College;
Zeb Vance, principal of Coon
High School, Wilson, along with
the executive support of Mary
Williams, Boone; Starr Stacy,
Boone; George Sudderth, Blow
ing Rock; Josephine Robinson,
West Jefferson and Wheeler
Farthing, Sugar Grove.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-26
VERDICT AGAINST WILKES
BARBER rs REVERSED

North Wilkesboro, Oct. 2O-The
North Carolina supreme court
this week reversed verdict
against A. W. Hardie, of this
city, who was convicted and fined
$25 in Wilkes county for practic-
ing barbering without license.
Associate Justice Michael
Schenck reversed the verdict, on
grounds that Hardie was charged
/ in a bill of indictment with fail
ure to obtain a BARRIERS certifi-
cate of registration, and was con-
victed of barbering without Ii
cense.
"The lack of a license cannot
be construed as proof of lack of
certificate of registration" JUS
tice Schenck wrote.
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Many Football Favorites Are
Defeated; Tenn. Rates High

point-a-minute club in routing
Western Maryland, $50, and
West Virginia Wesleyan, 600, re-
spectively. U. G. L. A., against
Montana; Virginia Tech against
Centre; Colgate against ST. Law
renee, and Mississippi State,
against Southwestern, were 9th
er easy winners.
In addition to Ohio State-Cor-
nell, this weeks promising bat
ties are Penn-North Carolina,
Fordham-Pitt and Carnegie-Notre
Dame in the east; Tulane-Mis-
sissippi in the south, Texas Ag-
gies-Baylor in the southwest, and
California against Southern Cali
fornia, idle Saturday, on the west
coast.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-26
Allies Followed
Turkish Pact
With Big Loan

ANKARA, Oct. 21-Britain and
France weer reported in reliable
quarters tonight to have followed
up their mutual assistance pact
with Turkey with a 100000
pound credit (about $24O,OO0,-
OOO).
The western powers, it was re-
ported, would advance 25,0O0,000
pounds (about $100,000,000) of
this sum in the form of arms and
ammunition to enable Turkey to
Immediately strengthen her posi-
ton as guardian of the Dardan-
Giles, gateway to the Black Sea.
There was ma confirmation of
this report available tonight eth
er from Turkish officials or from
the British or French embassies.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-26
Over 5000 Expected. A.S.T.C.
To Play King College
At 2 O'Clock p. M.
Especial to The PoSt)

BOONE, Oct. 24.-Every fac
ton has joined with plans COM
pleted at Appalachian State
Teachers College to celebrate its
36th annual homecoming day
here Saturday, October %. APP
proximately five thousand per-
sons are expected.
Mary Williams, of Boone, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Appala-
chan Alumni Association, re-
ports a program rounded into six
phases:
Beginning Friday evening at
$50 there will be big pep meet
ing and bonfire in a spirit-build-
ing rally for the occasion next
day. Immediately following at
$3.50 the Appalachian Playcraft-
ers, under direction of Professor
A. Antonakos, will present "Nel-
lie Was A Lady"
At II o'clock Saturday morn
ing the King Ambassadors Quar-
tet and bell ringers will present
repertoire Of grand opera, light
spirituals, popular and humorous
opera, ballads, Russian music
songs.
Meanwhile, the various organi'
cations on the campus have SET
competitive projects at conspi'
cuous points about the campu:
to carry out the progressive
theme of Appalachian. Foremos
in this line is the arrangement by
the college cheerleaders of ba
rometer to record the reserva
tions as they come in during mex
week. This is in the form of ;
scoreboard to motivate the group
soliciting patrons for the occa
| sion.
In addition to other activitie
the college cheerleaders hav
been chosen to supplement thei
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-26
Much Interest
In Basketball
w. Jefferson Will Meet Boone
Here In the High School
Gym, Friday Night.

West Jefferson high school last
week began basketball practice
for the coming season. There
seems to be an unusual amount
of interest judging from the num-
Der of candidates for each squad.
The teams will open their sea-
son Friday night with the Boone
high teams in the West Jefferson
gymnasium.
There are a number of students
trying out for cheerleader.
The girls squad is composed of
the following:
Aida Gambia, Hilda Gentry,
June Smith, Mona Sheets, Hilda
Houck, Mary Brown, Mary Stur-
divant, Doris Stevens, Melba
Gambill, Laughan Church, Marie
Woodie, Kathryn Woodie, Myrtle
J. Wyrick, June Parsons, John
sic Parson, Vivian Johnson, Lau-
"a A. McNeill, Juanita McNeill
Pearl Jackson, Billy Miller, Helen
Sells, Jackie Marsh, Mary F.
Cook, Grace Bare, Juie McNeill.
The following boys are mem.
bers of the squad:
F. B. Jones, Jr., Edwin Weaver
Tam Mcmillan, Thomas Oliver
T. B. Grayson, Jr., r. c. Miller
Bland Severt, Scott Denney, A
M. Jones, James Hare, Jr., Glen
Sells, Claud Tripplet, Jack Mil.
Ter, Jack Johnson, Paul Hardin
Archie Speaks, Reid Sturdivant
Jr., Ralph Woods, Jimmie
Rhodes, Give Crawford, Will.
liam Wyrick, Manager.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-26
Virginia-Carolina
School News

The Halloween party which
was recently announced to be
held Saturday, Oct. 20 in the
Home Economics building has
been changed to Tuesday, Oct. 81
A prize will be awarded for the
best costume. Bingo, cake walk
and fortune telling will be the
chief amusements. Refreshments
will be sold throughout the even
ing.
Enrolment in the high school
this session has reached the high
est peak in the history of school,
with 143 students attending
School rooms are filled to capa.
city and despite the fact that
class rooms are scattered, the at
tendance so far has been excep.
tionally high, both in the grades
and high school.
The VIC softball team was vic.
torious over Oak Hill Monday af.
ternoon on the Oak Hill grounds
with a score of Is to Is.
The Young Peoples Group
sponsored a social in the Home
Economics building last Friday
evening with Misses Mamie Van
Hoy and Marjorie Spencer in
charge of the program. They were
assisted by Miss Hager, the
league counselor. Refreshments
were served by Misses Madge
Blevins and Albertine Walker.
Construction on the school
building project is progressing
rapidly. Much material for the
building is on hand and ship
ments are arriving every day.
Workers are pouring concrete this
week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-26
Total Number OF
Games For Season
Greatly Reduced
Scheduled Games To Be Re.
stricted to Friday. Season
To End February 20.

The Appalachian High School
Association basketball season fol-
both the Ashe and Watauga-Av-
cry divisions will open on Friday
November 10 and close on Friday
February 20, according to an Of
ficial schedule released this week
by President E. E. Garbee, OF
Boone.
Championship games will be
played on February % in the
gymnasium of the winning teams
of the Ashe division, he announ-
ced.
Instead of playing regular
scheduled games on tuesdays
and Fridays, the official scneoule
for this season limits these games
to Friday nights.
This rule. was made by the exc
o,,+ivo committee as result OF
comnlaints that two games -, a
..1aaE was s'too much basketoall :
Under the new set-up' scnoo1s
IAN arrange to play other scnoois
that are not included on the
schedule. ove-
rooe of IA scheduled games our
IN Nov. 10, Todd will play
Riverview at Fig and Fleetwood
meets Nathan's Creek at Ma
+ban's Creek. The next frloay
finds jefferson at Fleetwood anu
Nathan's Creek at TODD. PIX
teams in Ashe swing into action
on November "a.
Coaches have already starred
basketball practice in most OF the
schools in this county and preh-
minary games are now being ar
ranged.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-26
Saturday Is @Home-C Coming
Day At Appalachian State

spirit building during the day
with special marshal work among
the students parents
Coach Flucie Stewards hard
charging Mountaineer football
team will meet King College on
the local gridiron at 2 p. m. Sat-
urday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-11

The new orders were announced
by Douglas Aircraft company, North
American Aviation Company, Inc,
Lockheed and Vultee, all in Los An
geles, and Consolidated Aircraft
corporation in San Diego. The Or
ders were received during August,
the companies reported.
North American announced an
order for $15,804,O00 worth of me-
dium bombers and advanced and
basic trainers for the army. Lock-
head reported a $4,845,0O order for
pursuit interceptors for the army,
and Vultee was awarded contract
for army basic trainers costing $2,-
986,000 Consolidated said it had
received an order for $8,485 900
worth of army bombers, and the
only contract for naval planes was
a 100000 order received by Douglas
The new orders for military
planes and $500,000 contract for G.
commercial airliner for Braniff Air.
ways, to be built by Douglas, re-
suited in backlog pile-up of more
than $10O000,00O on unbuilt craft,
the companies reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-11

Prime Minister Chamberlains Dip
lomacy.
Anthony Eden, If England had
followed his advice would have
avoided war in Eurtpe several
years ago. He would have nipped
in the bud any German expansion
He would have stopped Italy be-
fore II Duce took Ethiopia. Both
Germany and Italy were consider
ably weaker in those days and had
strong hand been used then,
rather than now, bloodshed would
have been avoided" Aten declared
Regarding a possible peace even
now, Aten said Chamberlain prob
ably would favor it, but parlia-
ment and the nation as whole
would oppose it, unless Adolf Hit
ler would abandon control of the
Reich.
1T would appear that as long as
any semblance of the pres
ent Germany exists there will be
unrest in Europe" Aten said. "The
peace treaty of Versailles went as
far as it is humanity possible to go
in dismembering a nation and yet
retain its identity and in spite OF
it Germany has arisen
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-11
Southern California Plane Factories
Still Build Planes for Allies

LOS ANGELES, Sept. II. CUP)-
Southern California airplane build
ers, working under a $l00,0OO,0OO
backlog and confronted with being
unable to deliver huge orders to
belligerent nations, announced new
contracts today for u. S. military
planes costing more than $33 100000
Under construction now are planes
ordered by France and Germany
prior to their declarations of war
against Germany, but despite the
United States neutrality embargo
the manufacturers do not intend to
abandon the orders, which amount
to $33,OOOO0O.
A spokesman for Lockheed said
his company would continue manu-
featuring the planes already order
ed in anticipation of a revised neu-
trality law or suspension of the
embargo. The contracts under
which the five major manufacturers
are building the planes repeatedly
call for delivery in the United
States. Under the embargo, how
ever, the planes cannot leave the
country.