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Evening star., 1939-05-31
shouted Chatterer the Red Squirrel

shouted Chatterer the Red Squirrel
in a most provoking way.
"Of course, he doesn't" cried
Sammy Jay. Hes afraid
Buster was almost too angry to
think. He reached out a big paw
like a flash as ne saw what he
thought was chance. But quick as
he was Prickly Porky was quicker.
What did he do? Why, he rolled
himself into a prickly ball so that
there wasn't a single place unpro-
tected by those prickly little spears.
Buster reached out and very care
fully touched some of those little
spears with his great, long claws
Evening star., 1939-05-31
ground with little grunt and turn
cd tn face RI1Ster Rear

ed to face Buster Bear.
Prickly Porky walked straight to-
ward Buster, and as he walked
he ratified the thousand little spears
which he carries in his coat. The
sharp points of these little spears
could be seen sticking out in every
direction. Buster didn't like the
sound of them. He didn't like the
looks of them. So as Prickly Porky
approached Buster backed up.
Here I am," said Pickly Porky
with a funny little grunt. Here
I am all ready to be shaken until
all the little spears fall out OF my
Evening star., 1939-05-31
TwizzIerAnswer

The owner caught the burglar at
the end of two trips around. 1t
would have taken four trips If they
had started together but they were
opposite each other when thug =
started.
Evening star., 1939-05-31
BY Willard
Trademark applied
Fer L. s. Patent Once
Bud Fisher

At that very minute q sound came
floating through the Green Forest
which made every one forget Prickly
Porky. 1t was whistle-the whistle
of Farmer Browns Boy-and 1t was
coming that way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16
Reception tionon New
Baptist Pastor

First Baptist church members
honored their new pastor, Rev.
Walter o. Macoskey, and his fam
lily at an Informal reception on
Wednesday evening. Pastors and
friends Of various churches In the
city extended their welcome 70
him. Mr.. e. O. Bishop presided
over the program
Among those who spoke briefly
during the evening were Mr.. Cii.
mar Rolstsd. kIwanis club. Mr..
Dix Rowland, Methodist church.
Rev Arthur Bell, Episcopal church.
Rev. William Turner. Baptist
church. Rev George Cunningham,
United Presbyterian and Mr.. Glen
Flanagan of First Baptist church.
Mrs Henry skrsms,ad sang sew
erai selections accompanied BY
Mr.. Clayton johnson.
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Plans Piano Recital

Edward Barney viii present his
piano pupils In recital a. .
O'Clock ThursdsY evening In Vet
Grams hall a, s2zs South Tacoma
gaY.
Pupils VINO will take part are
Elizabeth Zlndt. joyce wye. Bar
bara AyreN. Eva Ayres. Irene Tu-
thiii. Grace CAME. Rosemary Met
tier. Marjorie Hunter. Dick Ian
don. Shirley Willis. Charlotte
Timbs. Laura ~hitberx. Harold
Peterson, 10 Ann Wood. Betty
Wheeion. Agnes johnson. Marion
Johnson. Made stsnzer. Betty
Bashsm. Frank Davies. Lyle
Tracy. Shirley Aistss1. Mzrilyn
Alstesd Mary Tonsy. Dolores Cos
teIio. Coral Vensks. yeFns Hisooz.
Walter Csrtten. LleWeilyn Long.
Mary Fisnnsry. James Fisnnery.
Patricia Flsnnsry. Joyce VAR
cogr and Beverly Joyosra
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Honor
City Heads
Rainbow Girls Invite Mayor
Kaufman and Aides TO
Initiation Ceremonies

Mayor and Mrs. ]. J. kauf-
man and the members of the
city council and their wives
who are Masons and Eastern
Stars will be honored guest of
Tacoma assembly, No. 2, Or
der of Rainbow for Girls dur
ing their initiation ceremo-
MES, Saturday evening in the
Gothic room of the Masonic
temple at 9 o'clock. Miss Max
inc Schroedel is worthy adj
visor and Mrs. Rose B. Leon
ard is mother advisor of the
assembly. This will be the
first initiation under their
leadership.
Girls to be initiated are Misses
Shirley Swsyze, Betty Gundstrom,
Pattie Lue Finch, Dorothy Hull,
Dorothy Cochron, Florence Pear
son, Geraldine Pearson. Marjorie
Crockett, Noreen Ostland, Nadine
Jaresh. Pauline Bushey and Shir-
ley Jackson.
Miss Lois Stevens il chairman
OF the decoration committee. Girls
on her committee are Pauline
Smith. Beth Funk, Elsie Hansen,
Barbara Ingberg and Gale Drake.
Misses Betty and Lois Myers are
co-chairmen of the favor and table
decoration. Assisting on the COM
mittee are Misses Marjorie Lue
Morril. Marjorie Lewtas, Violet
Crowder, Lila Kirkwood, Betty
WILDER, Ardys Pratt, Barbara
Mahncke and Alicemae Swift.
Miss Lucille Clark has charge of
the kitchen and refreshments.
Others on the committee are Misses
Dorothy Keil Olive Apsleseth,
Betty Anger, Jane Lundberg. Bar
bara Tissot, Cora Stowe, Elaine
Clark, and Frances Within.
Six girls from the assembly will
be in charge of the checkroom for
the Shriners in the Fellowship hall
the same evening.
Plans will be made for the thea
ter party near the end of the month
and also for Grand assembly in
July.
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Entertain Informally a.
GrsveIIy Lake Home

Mr.. and Mrs, George w. Carson
were hosts To a group Of young
people recently at q picnic at their
summer residence on GravelIy
lake.
Guests were Misses Mariiyn
Rosch, Ruth Albcrtson. Dorothy
Herstine. Jane Loren. Jeanne Bour-
land Dorothy Imascs. Beverly
Lanrsen. Nina Brinkerhoff. Bette
Hart. Katherine Bapakes. Feliele
Dahl. Violet crowder. Patricia
krushe and Doaolyn scdlachsk.
Samuel Bait. Robert Brown,
Richard Laursen. Robert Elliott.
George Turk, Russell Anderson.
Warren Holmes. George Lutz. EI-
msr seholer. John Bait. William
Brock. Clinton Ferguson. ROLAND
Lutz and Al DhDieison. Mr.. and
Mrs. V. @. Lowmsn also were
present
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House Guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Graft Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs J. Hubert Craft
Of sol No. Proctor have as their
house guest Mr.. Crafts mother,
Mrs. George Craft OF San Diego,
Calf. She will visit in Tacoma
at the Craft home until June %
when she will accompany Mr.. and
Mrs Craft to San Francisco for
the Fair. They plan to be gone
for two weeks during which Mrs.
J. Hubert Craft will visit with
relatives in Los Angeles
Mrs. L. F. selig Of 17l6iz 9th
ave. entertained with small
luncheon on Wednesday for Mrs.
George Craft. Guests were Mrs.
]. Hubert Craft. Mrs. George
Craft and Mrs. James ID. Stewart
of Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16
Miss Rorem
Feted Often
Many Parties for sride-elees
OF Rev. 1opp as Wedding
Day Draws Near

Her wedding day but a short
while in the future. Miss Mar
garet Rorem. daughter Of the
John G.. Rorems. Is being fire.
quently feted by her friends.
On June % in Messiah I.uth-
eran church she will wed Rev.
John Hopp Of Kellogg. Idaho,
with Revs. X. $. Miehaelson
and ]. 7. pfluegcr officiating,
More than one hundred
ladies Of Messiah. Our Saw
tours and Zion Lutheran
churches surprised Miss
Rorem in the parlors OF Mes
siah church Tuesday evening.
A short program included solos.
II Love You Truly" and Because, :"
sung by Miss Helen rlodstrom.
Talks were given by Rev. and Mrs.
Nicholson.
Those in charge cf the evening
were Mcsdames John Marker. Mar
tin Nelson. J. u. Jacobsen. pcnald
Jackson and Carl Rowe. Mrs, John
Marker presented GIFTS from the
guests to the hride-to-ee. Buffet
supper followed,
ON the preceding evening =
shower was given by the W, @,
club Of which Miss Rorem I. q
member. AZ the home % Mrs John
Rorem.
Those present were Misses Faye
Floystesd. June Hadlsnd. June
rocle. Edythe Mae Peele. Dolores
Hsrgct. Florence Olson. and Mes
DANES Lawrence iaindberg. T. Ops
dahl and Martin Nelson.
Miss Louise Hendricksrn enter.
tanned recently for Miss Rorem at
a miscellaneous shower At the home
Of Mrs. G.. A. Fredrlckson. Guests
were "A group Of college chums,
Games were played during the
evening followed by late supper.
Yellow roses. tapers and a minis-
ture bride furnished the clever
decorations for the table. Present
were Misses Louise Hendrickson.
Louise Williams. Mary Fross, Eve.
lyn Eeklund, Alice Cook. Laura
Hauge and Lenore Withrow. and
Mesdsmes John Rorem. L. Hend-
ricksen and g, Frcderlckson.
Last Thursday evening the jun
Tor choir OF the Messiah church Of
which Miss Rorem Is director pre-
scented her with a gift AT a surprise
party which followed the last re-
hcarsal Of the year. Program NUM-
bers were presented by Mas Helen
Fiodstrom and Laurin cowiing.
Among the mothers who assisted
with the refreshments were Mes
danes r. Lohman. r.. void. A.
fsakson. X. Rsndolf, II. Walter
and Bowc. Misses Shirley Me-
earthly and Laufin cowling. MEM
bcrs OF the junior choir were in
charge Of the presentation Of the
gift and the games for the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16

NllsTIR MAN. you cannot
afford TO let so.called spring fever
siow you doun -. or let you doun'
SIS. Tonic may be just the Tilt"
you need this Spring to make you feet
better and look better.
when that iired.let-down feeling
begins TO take hold and you slow down
In YOUR work and thinking as the day
wears on, il is well TO remember YOUR
precious rcd blood cells may have been
reduced in number and strength.
what cause. this change.
Wear and strain of worry. overwork.
colds, and sickness often reduce ones
blood strength.
But YOU may rebuild this strength by
restoring your blood TO normal. IN the
absence of an organic trouble, with the
famous SIS. Tonic.
improves the appetite
Further, SIS. Tonic Whcts the appe.
lite foods taste better natural dl-
gestive juices are stimulated, and finai-
". The food you cat is OF more value
:. uery important step back 10 health.
Z At all drug stores in two sizes. You
will find thelarger size more economical.
interesting booklet free
Send name and address on post card TO
SIS. Co, Atlanta. Ga. Dept. y va
for helpful illustrated booklet on The
Joy of Living. csss' Co
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BIS

unlt -. Independent nihle
church. viii hold a picnic at the
home Of Mrs. Pace. 1918 No. Park
ave, at ~ 80 Friday. Bible study
Mrs. Paul. Mrs. Pace in charge
Of the business meeting.
spiritual Christian church. T21
Fawcett ave. entertainment with
dancing, cards. Chinese checkers.
Friday evening, slih o'clock. He
freshments and prizes
Loyal Workers club Of Emma ".
Shaw Rebekah lodge will meet
Friday at Lincoln park with Mrs,
q. NJ Thompson ~ hostess. Busis
ness meeting 10 follow.
Golden Hui~ Hive Maccafs~es will
meet Thursday evening Al 4 o'clock
in the Mseoshee temple for = pro-
gram and refreshments. Com
mlttes, Mrs. A. G. Thomas. chair
man. Mrs. Ray Wheeler and Mira
Andrew wlneberger.
sisters NJ Herman viii sponsSr
card party Friday In Nofmsnna
hall. No. 18th and X st At slID.
Mrs. J. u. ksrth chairman asslsird
by Mesdames John Forkenbroeh.
J. Frohmader. Paul GsidHsr and
r. Hoffman. Refreshments and
fayofs.
Tacoma Review. W. n. A.. il
sponsoring an infant and pre-.
school chiidrens clinic. at The
Health Center. Friday. o 10 II NJ,
with Dr. c. q. TrimbIs and Miss
Elizabeth Hanscom. health super.
visor. in attendance.
sun Hsy CireI~. Rising nun Npir.
ltgsi church ALI serve luBeh son Al
the church. s0s Fswcstt ave. rri.
day At noon.
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Miss Velcich
Honor Guest
Bride-To-Be Inspiration TO Z
Miscellaneous Shower
tuesday

In honor of Miss Mary Vel
eich. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Veleich. who will
marry Mr.. Richard Eugene
Johnson, son of Mr.. John
Johnson Of Portland, early in
July, Mrs. Harold Olson OPEN
ed her home at 1921 No. Pearl
st. for a miscellaneous shower
Tuesday evening. Miss Mar
garet Velcich. sister Of the
bride-elect. and Mrs. Edward
Moore were co-hostesses for
the evening.
During the evening games were
played and favors went TO Mrs.
Albert Anderson. Miss Anne Vel.
eich and Miss Genev1eve Panian.
A late buffet supper was served
from lace cloth covered table
centered by bouquet Of pink and
red roses. Tall red tapers were
used in crystal holders. After
supper the guest Of honor was
presented with gifts.
Guests were the Mesdamoa Al
bert Anderson. Ruth Taylor, Joe
Lotin. Harold johnson. Michael
katieh. Pearl Price. Shirley Leigh.
II. Cutehneld, Lester Trummct.
Jack Velcich. Oral johnson. Louis
Asbury, Elmer Larsen, Emil De-
Geeter. Harold Olson. Edward
Moore, and the Misses Margaret
Velcich. Norma Leigh. Gensyieye
Panisn, Patricia spoirieh. Helen
Psnian. Ann velcich. Helen IA.
itch. and Evelyn panisn.
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Compliments
Miss Reed
orids-so.Ds of M. usuvsN
Hono,sd ~ Recent
Shower

lionorinu Miss Ircnr Reed.
who will we'd M bill Blauvclt
June "a. Miss Ruth Jackson.
assisted by Mas Hazel Coles.
entertained recently at the
home of Mrs. George ConRer
on No. Cakes At. The occasion
was an informal evening and
shower. The bride-to-bc In the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Reed Of silvcrton. Ore.
while Mr.. Blauvelt Ia the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BIsu-
welt Of Milton. The wedding
will be solcmnixcd In Bethany
Methodist church here.
cuests were Mssdamss NJ. ..
Hosisvig. Glenn Mills. George
conxer. A. cnnEsr. Clifford rhsaSh-
er. q. Combs. Ida Knlffsn. v. n,
brooke. Charles nlauvslt and Gar.
trude Moe and the Masses Edna
Nelson. Edna Weaver. rrsssls liar.
mon. Ada Harmon. blanche clay.
ton. Amelia johnson. Edith Waters,
6ftf..t xN.t... nx..s faa1a. A..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16
Home Circle
Closes Year
Unit IS 10 Entertain at Trout
Lake Friday Evening
at b:45

Husbands of members of
FRANKIE Tobey Jones circle ID
will be entertained on Friday
evening at a dinner party
planned for 6:45 o'clock at
Mickey's on Trout lake. An
evening of bridge will follow,
bringing to a close the years
activities.
Members and their husbands
who will attend are Mr.. and Mrs.
4. w. Wormwood, DR.. and Mrs. C.
=. Cannon and guest, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hart. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. G.. Senner, Mrs. Luella Well
man. Mr.. and Mrs. George New
begin, Mr.. Frank Devlin and her
guest, Mrs. Hazel Ogle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Darth Ludwick and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Moncrief.
John r. Thompson auxiliary 5
will hold card party in the
Armory Saturday evening at $50
p. M. Prizes and refreshments.
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Mrs. Z. T. Olson viii be Installed
as president. Mrs r. r. Meyer viii
become vice president, Mrs. Bert
Harrison. secretary. Mrs. Clarence
Erickson. treasurer. and Mrs. Will
lam II. Rae, program chairman.
The retiring president Is Mrs.
Edward A. Lane and others who
are completing terms OF office are
Mrs. Claude Whitehead, who now
lives in Everett, vice president.
Mrs. r. r. Meyer. secretary. Mrs.
Charles F. Wolff. treasurer. and
Mrs. William L. Redmayne, pro-
gram chairman.
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Miss Peggy Cleveland
Wed in Candleliqht

Seven hrsnched eandelsbra light
ed the charming nuptial setting
in the garden of Miss Bessie
Younger's home on Saturday eve
ming when Miss Peggy Cleveland.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Younger, became the bride Of Mr..
Robert Boedecker. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Boedecker. Rev. w. A.
Moore read the ceremony before a
large assemblage of guests.
The vows were read before n
garden pool about which the nat
ural greenery and baskets Of sea
sonal flowers formed an unusual
settling.
The bride, given in marriage by
Mr.. Younger, wore a gown OF
white slipper satin made on prin-
cess lines with fitted bodice and
covered buttons down the front,
The dress had a sweetheart neck
/ line and was made with full skirt
and short puffed sleeves. She wore
with il white lace mitts and a
fingcr-tip length circular veil held
in place by orange blossoms. She
carried white Bible on which
were white orchids and lilies Of the
valley.
Miss Lorraine Boedecker, sister
of the bridegroom. was maid Of
honor and wore yellow chiffon with
small old-fashioned chapeau. Miss
Martha Frye. a cousin, and Miss
Dorothy Jane Finch were brides
maids and wore pastel gowns made
similarly. Each wore gold crosses.
gifts OF the bride. Miss jeanne
Boedecker lighted the candles and
wore a wrist corsage of sweet peas.
The other attendants flowers were
also of sweet peas in fan arrange
ment.
Mr.. Roy Dunning was best man
and ushers were Mr.. Jack Younger,
brother of the bride, and Mr..
Donald Barton.
Before the ceremony Miss Elva
Ii son sang Because and Il
Promise You" with Mrs G.. l..
Finch playing the organ.
I Mrs. Younger received the guests
at the garden reception wearing
turquoise chiffon made with full
skirt. The bridegroom's mother
wore blue embroidered net. Both
had corsages of gardcnias and
stephsnotis. Miss Bessie Younger
received also with the wedding
party.
Crystal bowls Of rose buds were
on the collation. table which wal
lace covered. The coffee sersic,
was Of silver and eentering the
arrangement was the brides cake
Mrs. ID. D. Wicker and Mrs. Thoma,
Frye presided Those assisting
were Misses Psttie Lou Finch
BESSIE and Ellen MeVicker, Mrs
Donald Barton and Miss PegF,
Waeberg assisted with the gift
and Mrs. Mary Tikslsky the bride''
CAKE
The brides travelling eBsembl'
vss a navy sheer dress with ros'
topeost Her accessories ysrs 81
navy and white and her oorssg. n
white orchids and lilies ~ the val
ley. The new home will BE- estsb-
hshed al 50it So l. ST
Both Mr and Mrs Boedeekei
attended Sta dium high school.
Wild West Auxiliary. No. 81
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, wii
meet Friday evening at 5 o'eiocs
in the Doric room Of the Masonic
temple. Delegates 10 the National
Convention viii be elected 81 THU
meeting.
F ---=------s--=-
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NEWS AND NOTES OF SOCIETY," CLUBS SCHOOLS CHURCHES
Optimissus Announce Plans
For Installation June II
Ceremony 70 Follow Dinner at Terrace Dining Room Board
TO Meet TO Discuss Details Next tuesday Evening
at Browns Point Home Of Mrs. Charles Wolf

installation ceremonies for members of the Optimssus
club Will be planned in detail at the meeting of the organza
toms executive board Tuesday evening June 20 the
home of Mrs Charles Wolf at Browns Point June 81 has
been set the time for the following $50 dinner
party at Lakewood Terrace.
Earlier in the day Mrs Bert Harrison has invited the
members to her attractive Seiacoom Lake home for
informal afternoon of games cards and swimming
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Lawn Tennis Club Members
Gather For Bridge And Tea
Regular Wednesday Affair Drew Many isv csMns Hesv
After 0ridss; Mrs. ". S Asdsvsen chsr
man fes Days Activities

Flowers prcfusc At the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club
Wednesday afternoon when group Of members nthered
for bridge In the early afternoon and Joined ~ mav
others for the charming tea hour which followed
Mrs. John Arkcy and Mrs. Marguerite Gallagher weso
asked pour by Mrs. w = Anderson WIN chnrmnn
Tor the days affair Nine tables In play during IN
early afternoon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-16

than twenty million bozss have teen clfisib-
Btsd durinz th1i psflod.
MHzn1ois q net Intended as a ears-sH for
AL allnsnts. Ttlt HdseHtissmsat 3 4ntsn1se
only for fat persons Nko are nefnnai and
hsafthv osnsrslHe snd Nkeke fatEeHs u
ezlrsd b rfdaetion N tks fseHsfiqn from
re fhyroi9 Eisae isFDo-tsg rcleisnni sith
zfeoaransEns tahneHnal s1sisszlie FzfsA
30 ashsr rsprsssnistz1n i fnz1f a. = afit
teeafsssrf exaspf andsr frsks toad ailcHs ard
.r~--a AZ - t. dnszae Hk recommended
~ &, nst ssss a. csxrotis a. tat .
80 fancfian - HHlr rzFtlsass- - nnatf -
rorazissd fer fsst rusrefs Ia. formula =
induced r. szsrT psfssss sssft si,s
Nsrrsls ts>aF and -. tss asn1sf io=.lg
tgzfs Ast . rzso-iiJ ss2zS A1v.
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Monday Civic Glib y
tisvs Anniversary

Members At ne MssdAy cvse
club Gill gather - MenAav sssep-
nre~ ~ ~ nsihem. 40 M. ~
emma ave- ~ I e'etesh NJ snese
sA,sssssk anniversary meeting.
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'.,ANDIUsED TO BE
SUCH 4 SAUSAGE IN
THIS DRESS
at
the Fat
I've Lost!

f.ns ycu rsr tiim
dasr Youf face ara
f.urs ulihaEt ftrlst
sistiux o. hsfs-tfszk-
fnz sEsfc4sss Just "a
wruh Ana tsss 4
Hsrmola Tablets a
Ca kkeordlHx - ths
{ rscfians
Aasmol. Tablets
haze teen tdle % ne
Hztlie for moTs than
shIFtr ysafg. y ere
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Wild West Auxiliary. 10. fi
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. VIII
meet Friday evening at 5 O'Clock
in the Doric room Of the Masonic
temple. Delegates 10 the National
Convention viii be elected 81 this
rneetinR.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-19

than few streaks Of gray In
young head Of hair. 1t gives pos.
itiyelg mousey effect adds
years to your appearance.
Gray Hair a Handicap
Some people, for one reason q
another, find streaks of gray In
their hair while still In their late
twenties or early Turtles. The
woman with a jot, 60 liuid down can
not allow nature to play such tricks
on her. Nor can the woman who
hopes 10 win ana hold Ier man. just
notice The women that men notice
at parties. They seldom let their
gIances rest long OIL the nice elderly,
gray-haIred ladies, nor on the really
young, but old looking, women
whose hair is streaked with gray.
The time to start coloring those
grazing locks is when the first
streaks Of gray appear. Don't wait
nntii your hair is a dull brindle
then change 1t overnight and ex
pect your friends not to notice the
difference. Catch those first gray
hairs almost before they appear
keep after them systematically and
you will be as young as you look.
What are your beauty prob
len,s2 Write Marie Downing,
Lariease Beauty Foundation,
Room 52I - 3Io North Fourf,
ST., 81. Louis, Mo, and she Mill
Be glad TO answer them. Be sure
to enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope.
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Fraternal Council of
Churches Meeting

The Sixth annual session Of the
Fraternal Council OF Negro Church.
es in America, which met IN Char
lotte, NC, during the 10th to the
18th, elected Dr.. Lendell Charles
Ridley to the position Of executive
secretary Of the organization. The
significance Of this position il seen
III the fact that the Council repre-
N, the religious thought Of fifty
thousand Negro preachers and sew
u, tntlnon Negro church members.
Bishop L. w. kyles, who has serv-
ed as the organization secretary
aince its inception was elevated to
the presidency. The other officers
are: vice presidents, Bishop r. A.
Carter Of the C.M.E. Church, and
Bishop P. A. Boulden Of the Union
American Methodist Church. Dr. j..
Ill. Moore, Charlotte, NC. was elect
ed recording secretary; Dr.. w. IL.
Jernigan, the retiring president was
elected chairman of the executive
board; DR.. v. NJ. Townsend Of Ar
kansas was elected treasurer.
Among the outstanding speakers
appearing during the meeting were
Miss Marjorie Penney Of Philadel-
phia, and Bishop Ransom Of Wilber-
force. Miss Penney told Of the
magnitude of our interraeial task,
but she held out hope, If we will
all pull together Bishop Ransom
told Of the awful plight Of Negro
wonanhood in country, particu-
larly in the South, where Negro
women have no legal protection. He
spoke fearlessly, as only he dares.
i in this day, to speak.
The next session may be held II
| Atlanta. This, however depends
upon the extent of the awakening
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-05-19

AIonzo Mcqueen Is rounding out
his fifth year as a member of the
Seagram distilling organization. Mr..
Mcqueen. who lives at 402 West
l4sth Street, New York City, is q
general office supervisor in charge
Of the mailing department in the
Chrysler Building executive offices
of the Seagram company.
Shortly after Repeal Mr.. Nc
Queen applied for a job as q bar
tender, but he admitted to the COM
pany yice-president. who interview
ed him, that be had never tended
ba, THE president was SO
taken abaek but pleased by Mr..
McQueen's frankness that he offer
ed him job as clerk in the
office. Since that time Mr.. Mcqueen
has made steady progress until now