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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-23

Marian went into the private
office, graceful smart, assured.
Sally Blake sat beside Marian's
mahogany desk, appealingIy young,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-23

shifss- Junior champ stallion
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ham Hermit. David Rankin. Yakima.
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
BRADFIELD
CENTER NEWS

LIMA-Our hats are off, this
week, TO the fine program sponsored
by the Arbor Vitae Club who assist
ed US in our outdoor program
Thanks a million to each of the ten
clubs who appeared on the program.
On Saturday night a skating
party was held at the YWCA.
Thirty-four boys and girls enjoyed
this activity. Others present en-
ioyed the games Of ping-pong check
ers and badminton.
We will sponsor our last ping
pong tournament of the year, Friday
April rs, at The City Recreation
Center. Ten have registered for
the activity. The winners will re-
ceive handsome ping-pong paddles.
Prizes will be for the champion and
consolation.
The boys soft ball team had their
first outdoor practice, Sunday at
ternoon. Most of the veterans OF
last wear seem to be shaping into
good form There is still a chance
for others to try out for positions.
All girls interested in playing soft
ball should register at the center.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28

Boone and son Sonny, Mrs, Myrtle
Kennedy, Miss Mary Kennedy, Mrs.
Minnie Harrison, the Rev. Nj. and
Mrs. Johnson and the hostess. Miss
Florence johnson was an only guest.
The Baptist Ladies League will
present the "Dillenttese in a recital
Tuesday evening May 2, at the PIE
zol hall. There will be no admission
charge although q silver offering will
be taken.
Mrs. Haithcox's girls will serve a
chicken dinner Thursday May Is in
the church dining room.
The Sunday school of the Second
Baptist Church will have their May
Day Breakfast Sunday morning May
7 beginning at I am. until 8 am,
Mrs Florence Cook il the general
chairman. The breakfast will be
grapefruit, bacon and eggs, fried
potatoes, hot biscuits, butter, jelly
and coffee.
The Vacation Church School will
begin Monday june and continue
until June 25.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28

who is infinite good. When one thus
regards love, one sees what the Bib
Hcal writer meant when he said shat
II we were to give all the substance
OF our house for love, 1T would ut
terly be contemned.'
In the story OF the love Of David
and Jonathan we see how these two
men were confronted with many tests
OF their affection. 1t may have some-
times seemed to Jonathan that David
was his rival, and would take away
Kingdom from him---a Kingdoms
which. as the son OF Saul, he had
perhaps a right to expect. Ii so. We
get no glimpse of this in the Bible
narrative. Jonathan Is consistently
loyal to a high ideal OF friendship.
The enmity of his father. King saul.
against David, the banishment of his
friend and what must have been
years of separation, did not seem to
make difference In the mutual love
OF these two friends. Well mighr
David In his grief after the defeat
OF Israel on Mount Gilboa, cry lIg
Samuel 1:19, Is. 26): .The beautv
or Israel Is slain upon thy high
places: how are the mighty fallena
Jonathan. thou vast slain in
thine high places. am distressed
for thee, my brother Jonathan" /
The love which Is based on a rirht
understanding Of God, Truth, is inn
mortal, and gains In purity and lus-,
ter as the years pass. The PERSONAL
sense OF love may falter, but it can
be exchanged for better under-
standing Of real love. This real love
| Is not dependent on time or circum-
stance, person or environment: ii ts
the outcome OF our realization that
the kingdom of God, Of Love, is with
| In. 1t cannot be lost or interfered
with, for no one. no thing, can come
between man and his Maker. The
dross Whatever is unlike God--fs
refined away. is found to be untrue
and no part OF our love; it falls
| away. and the real love remains.
This love is not centered on the hui.
man, the temporal. the fleetints. al
though it IS manifested here on earth
In pure love for humanity; 1t Il the
eternal and blessed love OF Cod.
1Hc GirisftaA Science Monitor. ~ N
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
PAGE FIVE

the community both young and old
a means Of bettering their condition
physically, morally, and mentally.
Nothing has eveYa been success
full without discipline. To make it
pleasant for you we naed your CO.
operation in making it plea ant for
yourselves and ii can only be ac-
complished by obeying the rules and
regulations laid down for Us to 20
by. 1t is often thought that we do
not have to follow rules around our
centers, or that the directors are
too strict. That / will grant you.
Many times directors have been a
little too severe, Then at times
they are not severe enough. A rec
reation center is for the purpose of
playing in and not with We must
learn to appreciate small favors be-
fore we can expect large ones. We
must learn to appreciate and pro-
teet what we have, then should we
ask for something more. oiir past
record Of how we have maintained
what we have will be our recon-
mendation for better things.
We are always SO ready receive
hut unwilling to give. Let us trv
in the future to give our best ef-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
Carries Chat About
Bellefontaine
By Carrie Belle Harper


ing Negro health, throughout this
part OF the state, addressed the CON
gregation of Grace A.M.E. church,
Sunday on this timely subject. He
discussed the Importance of the Ne
gro's health when obtaining insur-
ance. He encouraged the yearly
physical examination. He cited bet
ter home conditions as an important
factor in improving Negro health,
stressing cleanliness, modern and
sanitary conditions. Mrs. Beam was
among the aua-ence t..al listened
attentively as DR.. Beam enumerat-
ed the essentials Of Negro health.
Monday evening, April "a, Mr..
and Mrs. Max DEMPSEY CT Cleveland
visited friends and relatives here.
Sunday evening at the Penthouse,
Urbana's new favorite rendezvous,
We observed the following members
Of Bellefontaine's smart set.
jim Hassel and Lena Newsome
Jerry Hassel, Earl Hicks, Daniel
Kinchen, Caroline Williams. Cleo
Brown, Gail Garter, Raymond Whet-
sci, Evelyn Morgan and Fred Walk.
er; Robert Hassel and Camille Ham.
ans, Mary Jane Morgan, Margaret
Redmond, Evelyn johnson and twin
brothers.
The Misses Lenora kinchen ane
Camille Hamans were among the
Bellefontaine High School Senioi
girls who were dinner guests Of ths
Business and Professional Women.
Club at the Hotel Logan, Wednes
day evening.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28

1t was . girl event Ior the John
Robinson's of Wilmington. Mrs.
Robinson is the former Marian New
some and Joan is the name of the
little newcomer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowry of New
London and son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Roseborough
and sons Jimmy and Junior of Ash
land were Sunday visitors Of Mrs.
Essa Clark and family.
The Youth Day program at Grace
A.M.E. Church was repeated last
Wednesday evening at the Metho-
dist Church in Belle Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ratliff, Chas.
Ratliff and daughter Bertha attend
ed the Baptist Sunday School con
vention in Sidney, Sunday.
Sunday visitors in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Harper includ-
ed Mrs. Burnetta Ayers, Charles
Banks and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walker and small son Eugene of
Columbus.
Mary Elizabeth Clark and John
Hassel were .5undag guests in the
home Of Nj. and Mrs. Charles Has
sci in Rushsylvania.
Delbert Morgan is in Philadelphia,
where he is employed III his uncle's
hotel.
Messrs. John Hassel and Harold
Whetsel and MI. and Mrs. Ralph
Branson visited in Columbus, Satur-
day evening.
DR.. U. 5. Beam prominent Lima
physician, who has recently cngag-
ed in series Of speeches concern
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28

that additional touch. Parsley on
the steak, lemon for fish. horse
radish for cold meats. raisins In the
rice pudding and currants that turn
plain cup cake into luscious
morgel that registers as tops" at
dinner or for that before-bed bite.
currant Cup Cakes
2 cups sifted cake -four
teaspoons double-acting baking
poesler
ar salt
ll4f or other shortening
yn) augar
egg, unbgaten
cup cHiTanta
y cup milk
teaspoon vanilla
SIIt -four once, measure, add bak.
ing powder and salt. and sift to-
getler three times. Cream butter
thofonRals, add sugar gradually
and cream together until light and
duffy. Add egg and currants and
beat we'll Add -four, alternately
with milk, a small amount at a
inle, beating after each addition
until smooth. Add vanilla. Bake in
creased cup-cahe pans in moderate
agcn t375e F.) Is To 20 minutes, or
until done. Makes 2 dozen cup
cakes.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
TzE FORUM
Many waters cannot quench love,

RANi waters cannot quench
NJ love. neither can the food.
drown it: if man would
give all the substance of his house
for love. it would utterly be CON
temned' (Song Of Solomon, SD.
1t is many hundreds of years since
these words were written, but their
loneliness is not marred by the pass
ing of time. They are still as fresh
and as true as when first they were
expressed. Many waters cannot
quench love-! We do not know Of
what the poet-writer was thinking
when he phrased his words thus.
Perhaps he had seen the fiood-riyers
bear down from the mountains upon
the plain. carrying away trees and
crops, and had been impressed by
their power and destructiveness and
so when he took UP his pen to write
OF love. he thought OF the mighty
water as illustrative Of evil infiu-
ences, and saw love triumphant over
them all.
In times like the present we need
TO remember this, and to know that
the poetic words of the Bible are as
true as they are beautiful. Love is
enduring as are truth and good
EVIL alone passes away.
Mary Baker Eddy says In Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures tp. 567@. Truth and Love
come nearer in the hour OF woe
when strong faith or spiritual
strength wrestles and prevails
through the understanding Of God. ]
and adds: TO infinite, ever-present
Love. all is Love. and there is nc
error, no sin, sickness. nor death.
Against Love, the dragon warretb
not long. for he is killed by the di-
vine Principle.
We have been too often Inclined
to consider love a personal emotion
and have limited il to affections
which are ephemerai and fleeting
IL Is therefore sometimes difficult te
think of love as it should always be
regarded. namely, as the reflection
OF divine Love, which John tells us
is God. This love Is universal In III
apneal- 1t is rot selfish or sensual
but partales oil the nature af God
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
Mrs. Bethune to Speak
To Largest Knoxville
College Class

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-Dr. Mary
Mcleod Bethune, Director of Ne
gro Affairs Of the N.Y.A., will ad-
dress the largest class that has ever
been graduated from Knoxville col
lege at their commencement exer-
cises June ninth in Macmillan Cha
pei, according to an announcement
coming from the office. OF. President
Samuel NJ. Laing. Fifty seniors are
candidates for the bachelor degrees
at the noted Tennessee institution
this year, exceeding by fifteen the
number that was graduated last
June.
Mrs. Bethune was selected by
members of the class from list of
fifteen possible speakers. She was
selected for the occasion after her
inspiring address to the East Ten
nessee Teachers Association last
Fall
In addition to her governmental
duties, Mrs. Bethune is also found
er and president of the Bethune-
Goodman College Of Daytona Beach,
Ella. Born Of slave parents in 1875
in Mayesville. SC, Mrs. Bethune
was educated at Scotia College in
Concord, NC. She is also a grad
uate Of the Moody Bible Institute,
Chicago. She received her ABB. de-
gree from South Carolina State Col
lege, Orangeburg, sc. The honor
ary degree Of Master Of Arts was
conferred upon her by Wilberforce
University.
On the morning of June< ninth
the academic procession will form at
i the entrance to the administration
building and will follow the front
walk to the chapel. President Laing
and the speaker will lead the pro-
cesslon down the aisles Of the cha
/ pei. During the commencement
week the Coleridge- Taylor Chorus
will present the Ordering Of
Moses. 1. A guest artist will also ap-
pear on the program. Members of
the class will present the annual
class night during the week The
baeealaufeate sermon will be preach
ed BY President Laing on Sunday
june 4th.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28

forum, Il. T. Banks win speak and
lead the discussion on The Evils of
Marijuanna.' Lloyd Phillips, will act
as resource person, also DR.. Biggs.
The Older Boys Conference has
been planned for The 9th and 28th
Of May, to be held at the Fifth St.
YMCA.
On Monday, May I, C. A. Pauley
i'll deliver the fourth aud final lee
ture in the health lecture series.
Mr.. Pauley will speak on sanitation,
This subject should be well handled
by Mr.. Pauley because of his long
experience III working for the city
department Of sanitation. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
On May IL, the annual physical
banquet will be held at the Fifth ST.
YMCA. Bernard Jefferson, star
football player of Northwestern Uni
yeiaity will be the guest speaker.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
IRWIN CENTER
Ry WINToN WILLIAMS

DAYTON--We are bubbling over
with the out of doors spirit Give
Us some sunshine, ball and bat and
We will show you something COM
mencement exercises of our play
school will be Wednesday, April 2G,
at 3 pm. Those leaving us to en-
ter school this fall are. Barbara
Jean White, Joan Harris, Shirley
Conley, Herman Lander, William
Pryor, Fred Davis, Eugene Caraker,
Eugene Hurt. William Barr, Archie
Lewis.
At this writing would like to an
swer some questions that have been
asked. We have tried throughout
the winter season to conduct our
center as recreational institution
as we'll as a recreation center and it
has been our aim to conduct our
center in such a manner as to afford
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28

| want to thank my many readers
for their compliments on my column
it is always nice to hear good word
from those who enjoy giving the 9th
er fellow their opinion OF whatever
he or she is doing.
IN observance Of clean up week
| take notice that many South siders
are house cleaning, painting, aud
really cleaning up in general, which
is a very splendid spirit.
Dr.. Beams address over here sew
eral weeks ago has really made rapid
strides in both health and clean up
week.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
SOUTH SIDE
N E w S
BY MRS. LAURA BUCK
I1o w. Sixth Street

LIMA MI. and Mrs. Raymond
Buck were the guests Of Mrs. Buck )
mother and son IN Columbus, last
week. On last Saturday they called
on sick aunt, Mrs. Robinson Of
Springfield.
Mrs. Atkins Of Toledo and presi-
dent of the Missionary society gave
a wonderful talk IN Fourth Street
Baptist Church last Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Fourth
Street Baptist Church met at the
home of Mrs. Raymond Barkley last
evening.
Many South Siders will attend the
concert this Sunday afternoon in the
Memorial Hall when the Alpha Mar.
Gus Chorus will present another one
OF those splendid programs.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
s7-------------U U---------~--e-
YMCA NOTES

DAYTON-The Girl Reserves Of
the Fifth Street YWCA and the HI
Y boys Of the Roosevelt and Dunbar
lily will hold an afternoon Forum
at the Fifth Street YMCA Sunday
April 80, at 3 pm. All high school
students are invited to attend this
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28

out some cur
rants in 1t. Don't
bring me lamb
W itilout mint
sauce II viii not
suit me much.
w Ii en- edibles
are sery ed to
llie | crave tilat
extra touch.
r. "a M IA m L a r
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. G. j. Johnson. Pastor
$40 w. Spring st.
Lima, Ohio

What Sunday Has For You
Sunday School, $50 am, W. 4.
Baker, superintendent.
Morning worship, i0:45 am.
BYPU, $50 pm, Lawrence Wat
son, president.
Evening worship, 7:45 pm.
The Baptist Ladies League met
last wednesday evening at the home
of MRS. MaybeIle Lomax with q COW
cred dish. Members present were
Mrs Clara Haithcox, Mrs. Nora
Shoecraft, Mrs. Frances Barnette,
Mrs. Bessie Mines, Mrs. Fraeda
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
- BY Frances Lee Bsraon------.

Il pound Of wool Is merely wool
IN unless someone can spin 1t. A
cup calke's nothing but q cake with
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28

Prof. Cecil A. Blue, head of the
English Dept. at Lincoln Universe
ty, Jefferson City, Mo, was elect
ed president Of the Association Of
Teachers of English in Negro Col
lages for 1939-4o at its recent
annual session at Knoxville Col
lege. A native of Washington, p.
c., and graduate Of Harvard Uni
versity, Mr.. Blue is now in his
eleventh year as chairman OF the
English Dept at the Missouri
school
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-28
Everything
for the Student

Scholastic and Fraternal Jewelry,
Banners, Pennants, Emblems, Chen
lie Letters, Athletic Equipment,
Badges, Dance Novelties, Notions
and Dry Goods. 4 firm founded y
1885 By graduates Of Negro coll
Ieges. with hundreds Of satisfied
customers. New way Of PROCESSING
sport shirts - Feltex name OF
school, fraternity or club printed on
shirt. Write for our new Spring
catalogue. showing latest baseball
and softball equipment.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
LISTA DE CONTRIPUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR DE U A LOS
~REFUGIADOS
(C0ntinaaci6n)

Contribuyeron con 25 centa-
vos: Jorge Salazar, I'm Espanol
Leal, Pedro Ramirez Moya, Ofe-
LA Perez, G. G. Gro, Bernardo
Gro, F. Rosado, Valencia Res
taurant, Alberto, Dependence,
del Valencia, Manuel Garcia,
Brownies, Associated Radios.
Aurora Arias, Richard Barbe-
ria, Capitano Gro, Aurora
Garcia, Celestino Alfonso ]. &
P. Gro, Niagara Cafe, Eagle
Garage, Latin American Bake
ry, w. Tampa Bakery, l. Ferli-
ia, Teijido Gro, Felo Barberia,
F. Agliano, Fish Mkt, Ramon
Garcia, Pedrito's Barber Shop,
La Perla Cafe, The Palace, Rus
se'l's Spoto Y Castellano, Casa
de Vale, Rays Hardware, Tien
la de Margarita, Frank Flores,
Mandell's &c acciatore Gro, Co.
lumbia Dulceria, Manhattan
Barberia, Louie's Dept. Store.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
Ell movimiento obrero local, ~nacional y mundial

nido de maflera principal en- la
demora de las negociaciones Ell.
tire los patronos Y obreros mine.
ros.
La clausula de la multa, que
John L. Lewis procrra guitar,
eS ell motive de que la paz no Sc
haya firmado.
Estima Lewis que ell manteni-
miento de eSa clausula servira
para alentar a uniones opues-
tas a la suya.
Jose 0zanie, presidente de los
Mineros Progresivos, dirigi6 u
ma carta a la s~ecretaria Perkins.
IN la cual declara que 81 el Co.
bierno federal Intervene, ell in.
teres pGblico demanda que los
derechoS de los Mineros Progre-
sivos sean protegidos y no afro
pelladoS en- violaci6n de la Ley
Wagner.
Una copia de la carta de Oza-
lie Sc envi6 al Comite de Tra5a-
10 Y Educaci6n del Senado, que
ahora celebra juicios en- cuanto
a las enmiendaS propuestas a la
ley Wagner.
Ozanic asegura que su organi.
zaci6n no secundara la hu lgl
de Lewis 81 este la declara para
apoyar suS trabajos politicos,
fuera del area de Appalachian.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
NOTAS SOCIALN
Una Fdchdda

La nueva fachada del "Restau
rant Columbia, a punto de ser
terminada, es una honra legiti-
ma para Ybor City, Ell barrio
tan valioso y tan c~alrmniado.
Fachada estilo espahol, con de
TALES belisimos, incluyendo las
rejas centenarias, traidas de Gu
ba y los faroles que recuerdan
mos de gloria para ell arte de un
pueblo immortal.
Muchas personals de admira-
ble buen gusto sc detienen todos
los dias ante la nreva fachada,
en- el edificio de dos pisos, y pa
"a Casimiro Hernandez y sus
coasociados tienen palabras de
elogio y de aliento.
-Muehas obraS como esta ne
costa Ybor City-nos decia a.
yer un p~rominente americana.
Nosotros lie dijimos que CAST
miro tiene proyectado recons-
truir TODD ell edificio, en- su par
tie exterior, dando asi al barrio
latino una joya arquitect6nica.
Como ~nosotros apreciamos
bien los meritos de la obra, y los
esfuerzos hechos para realizar-
la, nos place declarar que con
media docena de hombres como
Casimiro y sus asOciados muy
pronto Ybor City ocuparia un lu
gar prominente entire las pobla-
clones artisticas y progresivas
de la naci6n.
Casimiro Hernandez, por su
espiritu emprendedor, por su
clara vision de las cosas, mere
ce las mas efusivas congratula-
clones.
(POSa { "a Ia. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
f MARr1 IBANEz

Esperaba un grupo de compa'
heros en- la estaci6n de la Union
cerca de las 8 de la manana, y
comentaba la bora de arribo de.
DR.. Felix Marti Ibanez.
mo hay tren de New York
las ocho de la manana; pero s.
hay uno de Chicago.
-Pues habra hecho la combi,
naci6n en- alg1n lugar. Lo cier.
to es que Ell telegrama de Con
zalez anuncia su llegada para las
ocho.
Minutes antes de las ocho lie
garon al anden, desde la Gale
Ell DR.. MART Ibanez en- compa-
MIA de Alfonso Coniglio, Vioent>
Antinori Y otroS companeros.
Ficarrotta fue ell primero que
lie vic llegar y todos nos volvi-
mos para salrdarle y estrechar-
lie su mano.
Viene mas delgado que en- e.
viaje anterior; pero su aspectc
es saludable.
Ell tren en- que viajaban habia
lelgado a las 5 de la manana y
por equivocaci6n habian avisa-
do que ell arribo era a las ocho.
Vimos en- la estaci6n a las Sras.
Carmen Ramirez, Estua, Lassps
y otras, y a conocidos compane-
ros, entire ellos Juan Lassus,
Gaspar Garcia, Vaccaro, Loza-
no, Fernandez, Suarez y Jes1s
del Rio.
Esta noche hablara Ibanez en-
el Centre Obrero, bajo los aus
picios del Comite Popular De-
mocratico. Presidira Jose Mar
tinez, quien lie p~resentara.
Manana jueves Sc verificara
otro acto, en- ell Centre Asturia-
no, tambien bajo los auspicios
del Comite.
La conferencia de hoy Sc re-
ferira a los 1ltimos dias de la Sc.
gunda Rep1blica y la de la ma
mana a los yalores eternos de Els
paha.
Reiteramos al companero Dr..
Ibanez nuestro saludo de bien-
venida.