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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
Jewish Women In
State Conference
On April 7 and 8

Raleigh, March 3v.-lhc 10Th an
nual conference Of the North Caro-
lima Association Of Jewish Womeh
and the 10th annual gathering CI
the North Carolina Association OF
Jewish Men will be held in Raleigh
Sunday and Monday, Apri! I ard
s, at the Hotel Sir Walter. More
than 500 delegates and visitors are
expected for the sessions.
Mrs. Gustav Lichtenfels Of Ashe-
vile is president Of the association
of Jewish Women, which was
founded by Mrs. Sol We'll Of Colds
boro. Alvin S. Kartus of Ashevlllc
is head Of the association OF Jewish
men.
Among the distinguished speakers
for the conference are DR.. Manfred
Arie. a former high court justice in
Austria: DR.. Frank Kingdom, presi-
dent Of the University Of Newark;
and Saul Raskin, internationally
known Jewish artist who will pre-
sent an illustrated lecture and eN-
Ihibit more than IS pieces Of his own
work. Governor Clyde Hoey will de-
liver the address of welcome at
the opening session OF the Women'S
conference on Sunday; and Mayor
Graham H. Andrews will extend
greetings at the initial meeting of
the Jewish men, also on Sunday.
The convention opens with the
registration Of delegates at the
Hotel Sir Walter Sunday morning,
beginning at 10 o'clock for the men
and II o'clock for the women. The
women also will hold an executive
board meeting at 1880 o'clock.
Features Of the first day will be
the joint luncheon Of the associations
at l p. III, ard the joint banquet in
the Virginia Dare ballroom Of the
Sir Walter at 100 p. m. Mayor An
dreWs will make the welcome address
at the luncheon, at which DR.. Aric
will be the chief speaker. President
Kartus OF the Jewish men viii pre-
side over the luncheon. Tho Jewish
men will gather Sunday afternoon al
d y Cl"'h at Iti'i''i> +''' ~ 80
their business session.
Also at ) o'clock Sunday aii>f-
noon, there VII! be Il mectln% OF
jewish youlh Of Inc state pfcaii2c
over by MIS-. Max Eager OF Green's
boro.
Mrs. LltchtenlciS. the women =
president, will preside at the CONT
banquet Sunday evening: and Mrs.
Ernest Neiman OF RaIcigh VIII III
troducc Governor H0cy Tor the "d-
dress OF welcome. MIS- r.. j. Evans
.ol Durham VIII make inc response
Following muS'cal selections ny MI.
Maurice HonlSnan 81 GaSIohIa'
Rabbi Fred |. Ryp!ns OF Greensboro
will introduce Dy. hmSdun, Who
will speak on "Fftedom lor world
at War;"
The joint banquet Sunday even
ing will bring the mems conference
TO a close and all OF Mondays
sessions will be devoted to business
deliberations OF the Womcn'S Con-
ference. Mrs. Litchtcnfcls will open
the Monday program at $50 a. Ill,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30

Raleigh, March 3G.-In the midst
If trials and fluctuations incident to
conducting campaign for the CUB
ernatorial nomination, State Scna-
tor Lee GroVciy pau>cS al the end
OF each day (proviGcd he isn't near
enough to get home in peracn) 10
tell MS wife what has occurred dur
ING the previous 24-hJur period.
Nor does Candidate GraVelE have
10 place what the telephone folks
term, "pcrSon-to-pcrson' call, be-
cause Clark Gravciy will DC waiting
at the other end Of the line in Rocky
Mount.
Born at Richmond, Virginia, Il
years ago. Mrs. Gravcly Was hAary
Clark Hooinagie before her mar
riage. Her grandfather, the late
Colonel Darlington. wa mayor OF
Richmond for many years. She at
ended the Southern Seminary IN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30

dcrson club, the Durham and Burl-
iu2ton clubs, which with thr llcnd-
vraon club comprise the district, Will
DC IN attendance. Each club in the
district viii have d definite part on
the program. Also in attendance
al the meeting Will be leading rep
rcscntathc women from Chapel Hill,
tiulSDcrU, McbunC, Oxford, and RoX-
bOrO.
E3ISS ArncS came to North Caro-
lima in place Of Miss Marjorie FiSke,
VINO was unable 10 come because Of
Illness.
Henderson members who plan to
attend the meeting include: Miss
Annie Marshall Lcmay, Miss Edna
Oliver, Mrs. Ncttic Allen, Mrs. Sailic
Wilkinson, Miss Grace Galbraith,
Miss Norma Longmirc, Miss Doro-
thea Woodlicf, and Mis-; Isabel Hart.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
MARRIAGES,
PARTIES
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES

With Jack Yanccy and his orchca-
ira furnishing the music, an enjoy
able dance is expected.
Mis-. james Harris is dance chair
man Of the Junior Wuman'S club,
and with her committee is working
hard 10 make the dance success.
For Inc last several years the club
mas Grcn giving dances once or twice
i year, and they are always looked
forward TO with pleasure by those
WAC attend. a number of people
from nearby towns are expected 10
como over lNr the Occasion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
Miss Daniel Named
President of House

Greensboro, March 30.-HouSc
presidents, vicc-presidcnt, secretary,
and treasurer of the Y. w. G. A. and
Athletic Association, Az college
cheer icader were elected in the
minor elections held at Woman,$
-oileg> Thursday.
Nine seniors and six juniors vii!
,cad the residence halls next year,
The seniors having charg" Of the
uppc-classman halls and the juniors
n charge Of the freshman h2lls.
Among the seniors elected IS includ-
ID Mis- Frances Daniel, Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
Girl Scout Troop
Meets on Thursday

Girl Scout Troop 3 met ut he'd
quarters on Gnrn"tt "trcct Thur d2T
afternoon at o'clock.
A delightful program was toi!"W-
ed by presentation of second class
badges. The scouts plan to conduc(
a study of the stars next week.
Gladys TillotSon. Scribe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
Pedestrians
Are Problem
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

.s. March 3O.-"One OF Oul
."tt;niticS for eftCCting d re-
u the number OF accidents,
.. md fatalities on our streets
-a"arS is through education
.latlon of pedestrians" says
a :,Dcvtt. director Of the High
ETY. Division.
...uG the pedestrian problem
-.v nlcmish" on North Caro-
..,fcnt record. tiocutt point
.-at 81 pedestrians were kill
..o state last year and another
zero injured. In the country
.u." last year. l2,i7O pedcS-
Zero reported killed and 293,-
..3.ctcd injured. One out
" rcc persons killed IT
."ulclc accidents were pedes'
ouuy. our pedestrians are
" in need Of education ano
... as our drivers" declar-
..'' We must not only teach
..aus safe walking habits, buI
...n demand of them the same
.a.rr-&ncc of traffic laws thai
.lG Of the driver.
pedestrian has been pamp-
.-d -poilcd. He receives nc
.nr 'narking' absent-mindedly
" rnadWay. He is not picked
.ccEIcsS walking when he zig
.... > tuc street between inter
.;c is not taxed or licensed
.. % meet no Sp"ti2l require
an.,rc being permitted to use
'.-'. md highways. He has
liking into trouble these
.r.. and our n"2h'cm is to
.'n him without the use Of an
il we can !iud the means
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
HI-Y MEMBERS HEAR
REAVIS THURSDAY

The Hi-Y club of Henderson high
school met at the school Thursday
night. with the Rev. B. c; ReayiS'
nastor Of the First Methodist church.
bringing fine message to the young
men. .,. .,
The club has done much work TO-
wards organizing an alIInhil 'sSo-
citation for the school, ana mop" ~
have it completed before June OF
this ear.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
~; AIRING HFR BEAUTY.
ten CVcryth hing

soften everything-
NV early II is for spring,
e coughs. Il dream of Won
,,-syed child, l looked not
ID through the cherry tree.
.gr beatty down on me,
r.. Jewels rs Il queen
dds Jewels: regal or clean.
unsn blew forth the wind.
.r tree that Spriugtime
ne beauty etched With no
-G about he!. Only now
...G around her. taking
petals wind WAS shaking.
-.,,su everything
early it IS for spring,
Joseph Joel Keith.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
johnson to Teach
Philathca Glass

.-.-sou. OF Durham. will
.. e.. essen % the Shaw Phila-
'. -- .. ne First Baptist church
. ming. Mr.. Johnson is a
ne board OF directors OF
... -. Barracks. a regional direc-
e." World Wide BaraCa-Phila-
e.. -.... and q past president OF
g.. ~,.. F.raca-Pn.lathea Union.
e. .ocrS are requested to be
..' ~-@1ay morning. and visitors
..- .. -..eu cordial welcome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
Delegates Are 10
Arrive on Monday

Those vino nave signed to enter
tain delegates /" &c t:.,lUn9 u ui2
WOmans Missionary ooclcly Of inc
North Carullna Methodist Confer
cncc, beng held here on Monday,
Tuesday, ana Wednesday OF next
week, MAJ expect lnc ocIcsateS IL
arrive some ;lme MCnUay, II was
,ald today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30

(This is The second Of q series
Of stories Oh the wives Of the
leading candidates for the Demo-
cratic gubc!natur;al nomination.
Another will follow Soon).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
p.tmrnS to Penn Hall.

3. . LIS Butcher has returned to
.-. :.... CHamberSUurg. Pa. after
..r~- several days III the city
r.. ... parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
....r. Al their home in Will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
Go To kannapGliS

: lir>. Hugh T. Collins have
-.s 60 Nannapoli> after spend
. weeks At the home OF Mrs.
., other. Mrs. Matthew Falk-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
Returns 10 Durham

-r.a Watkins has returned
after spending several
" 2er mother. Mrs. Annie
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
IaZi Press Looses
Attack On America

'r.,ayed From Page One1
md thereby bringing Europe
" .ar."
....- paper which IS close to
Mar. hal Hermann Goerlng
..r gan be no doubt X X X
'n""ican representatives
..rr Influence X X X to a3-
e.. atmosphere in Europe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
Weekend Here

" F. Foster is spending the
.-..- with her mother. Mrs. y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30

Last night At the Henderson high
school auditorium. HCnder;Cn& &C.
operative Concert Association pc
scented Mis- Mildred Dilling, harpiSt,
in a program of marked brilliancc.
Miss billings popularity Is an AZ
tist l.: international. She has appear
e: ~ rcCitaiiSt and snlO:St with SYM
lshony urcneatr2s throughout EuIoye.
An AMERICAN by birth, she was given
the distinction Of being the !irs: SOLO
halpiSt e. broadcast in ire land, land
of harp. and TIC first TO glV" harp
recital for leIcyieion for the British
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30

Hyman Meyers and Arthur Aronson
arc chairncn for the mems gather
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30

PALATKA. FLA-Miss Roxe Nilsson OF Miami RIA, tcenter
wears her charming after being crowned zae queen
reign during 1910 the than ooOOo AzSea p low
in full bloom S5cre Gardens here SHOWN with the
queen four q contestants cups
five southern who sought the TUE at e a R
Azaa Festival Beauty Pageant In the foreground are MISS Betty
smith, statesboro e and Miss Betty Jane seawe carnage
n c. Standing beside the blonde Miami beauty are: MISS nnee
Bova Troy Ala 0ettl Mss Nemre Gar" Green"ood Miss
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-30
At Watts HOSPITAL.

Friends will regret to learn that
r. J. Turner is sick at Watts hospital
in Durham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
THURsDAY

THURSDAY
Z A vi.
no-Deposzons.
KEI-Pets md Lennard
KoHo-ToD o Morning.
T:i6. Memoranda
KmH fee@ to- ~.
nRo-TIme Klock Dub:
Tbs. Farm Forum
| 1880 A. NJ.
no-Neux 7:4s. Trade
n Sale.
KV-Bob CARED ns-
porting.
KoMo- Morning Mem
Gran "a. Tas. SAN
Hayes.
KJR-rewE T.z5. Rev
eriea
KIR o news: 74s
Aecordiana
s A. Nj.
KMO-Pals OF the Gold
en- West.
KVI-Kste Smith Speaks
/ ais, When . Cir
MarrieA
K o MO - " o en- IN
White: Sis, ONeiilz.
X J r - Reveries. Sis
Christian Science.
KIRo-Talk: Sis. Serial
$3.50 A. M.
X NJ o - Unity Temple;
6S5. B. B. G. News.
KVI-Helen Trent; es<s
Our Gal Sunday.
KOMo-Ship OF joy.
KJR-Nationai Farm and
Home.
KIRO-Serial-
9 A. M.
KMO-Heres Frank Lu-
KvI-The @ oldberss;
s:I5, Life Can Be Beau
tiful.
KoMO - Jim Robertson:
els. Orch.
KJR-National Farm and
Home; e:1s. Ann ster-
ling.
nRO-Serial.
$3.50 A. M.
KMO johnson Family;
Gas. Keep Fit 70 Music,
KvI-The Right to Hap
piness; e:45. Mary Lee
Taylor.
KoMo-Kathleen Norris:
Gas, DR.. Kate.
KJR-News.
KIRO-Serial.
10 A. M.
K MO- Headline: io:15
Ma Perkins.
xvi Big Sister; 1918,
Aunt Jenny's Stories.
KOMO-Light Of World:
1915, Art Grimm's
Daughter.
KJR-News Summary.
kIRO-Serial.
| 1880 A. M.
MO Happy Homes;
lo;45. Bachelor Chill
XVI Fletcher Wiley:
lo:45, My Son and l.
X o NJ O. Valiant Lady,
| lo:45. Hymns OF AL
Churches.
KJR-Band.
K1RO-Speaker.
IL A. M.
KIN O. Friendly Neigh
bors.
KVI-Society Girl: HIS
Martha Webster.
X o NJ O. Mary Marlin.
11:15, Ma Perkins
K J r - Orphans Of d.
vorce.
KIRO-Serial.
/ 1880 A. M.
! KMO-Orchestra.
XVI Tunes of Today;
11:46, Headlines.
KOMO - Pepper Young;
11:45, Vic and Sade.
KJR-Other Wife.
| IL NOON
KMO-Toast; 1915, News
KVI-Kitty Kelly; l2:15,
Nyrt and Marge.
X MO - Paul Carson:
| 1915, Stella Dallas.
KJR News: 12:l5. Or
ganist.
KIRO-Serial.
| 1890 p. M.
KMO-Tommy Tucker.
XVI - Hilltop House:
| l2:45, Stepmother
! KOMO-Lorenzo Jones.
KJR-Matinee.
KIRO-Serial.
| 1 P. M.
KMO-Orchestra.
KvI-By Kathleen Nor
ris; l:15, Beyond These
Valleys.
! KOMO-Girl Alone: 1:15,
Homemakers.
KJR-U. 8. Dept. Of Az
riculture.
KIRO-Serial.
| 1880 p. M.
KMO-Orchestra.
KVI-News; las, Baines
KOMO-Midstream: l:45
O'Neills.
KJR-Health Club: l:45
Orchestra.
KIRO-Singing SAM
2 p. Nj.
KMo-News; 2:i5. Front
Page.
KVI-Young Dr.. Malone,
2:l5, Bob Edge.
4 KOMO-Lil' Abner.
KJR-Health Talk.
KIRO-Serial.
2:30 p. M.
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KVI-Girl Inferno; 2:4o.
Europe.
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Light.
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KIRO-Serial.
3 p. NJ.
KMO FULTON Lewis:
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KJR-Orgznist-
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Womans World
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KvI-Accent on Music.
KONO Portts Blake:
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KJR-Morin Sisters. ; :4o ,
Il. v. kaltenborn.
KIRO-Aceent on Music
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-01-26

Three times as many Negroes are
employed IN the State Highway De-
partment under the present admin
istration As there were under the
last administration.
This fact was revealed BY an in
vestigation just completed. The in
vestigation was promoted bv Gov-
es5sa~ Bricler and Colonel Robert
s. Beightler, director Of highways.
after letter, witten without au-
sthority, was interpreted as suggest
ing racial discrimination in the high
way department.
The letter was publicized in var
ious papers and as b result the in
vestigation was promted to find out
exactly how the present administra-
tion stood in regards to giving Ne
groes employment
Facts gathered from the records
revealed that the present administra-
tion has not only tripled the number
Of employees but has scored several
noteworthy .firsts' in regards to
positions offered.
Records showed Ralph Tyler tn be
construction engineer in division
IL, Cleveland. Division IL also
boasts Of Negro as supervisor Of
an highway moving in chat district.
Evermont Robinson, Of Belpre, l. a
bridge Inspector in division 10 out
with offices in Marietta. All these
positions are new ones for Negroes.
For the frst time in the history Of
the state Negro, Charles DeLoache,
ceramic engineer Of Columbus, has
a position as senior Inspector in the
highway testing laboratory,
la addition to these revelations
Negroes were found listed as me.
chanics, storeroom and stockroom
clerks, foremen, rodmen and watch.
men. Eighteen counties that pre-
viously had never emf noyed Negroes
N the state highway department
have yielded positions during this ad-
ministration. Under Colonel Beight-
Ter 23a Negroes have been employ
ed in the highway department Al
compared to q total Of IA employed
throughout the state under the lasl
one.
The investigation was thoroughly
conducted under the supervision o1
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-01-26
CAP / I Al
CO M NJ E N 7
BY AL WHITE
(for ANP)

WASHINGTON--"Whe are the
SHOWS of yesteryear' asked q poet
of old-and the answer is Right
here in Washington, brother, where
they don't believe in snow removal,
but just let it pile up on the ground
where it is q hazard to man and
beast
And they tell me they give street
cars traffic tickets for violating the
speed limits. Wow, what town!
And they also tell me that Coun-
sellor Red TOES is about fed-up
with his New Deal job---which he
calls--so I am told, chicken feed. Y
They say he Is ready to go back to
Chi at the rop Of hat--or is it the
drop Of pink slip, pal?
~ ~
Ralph Garner, former Talladega
atH H.ete and well known around Har-
lem WAYS making quite rep here
as basketball referee. The Count
was one Of Alpha's standbys on the
court. He is making good referee
ing too.
Billy Giles, Howardite from Har-
lem Y came into his own as bas-
ketball player with the Bisons. G-e-
yer kid this Billy Giles.
Seems as if some chap from De-
troit they called Country Davis got
in my hair Monday night. Where is
that pumpkin, I'd like to see him
just once more.
Cute Carter old Va. State foot
baller, has invited Us to attend the
annual dinner Of the Pigskin club
here on January 81 to talk q little
with the members Of the club Wa-al,
we'll see.
Emmett Scott wasn't even scorched
by the blast Arthur Mitchell direct
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-01-26


isterial conference at Bethel AMI q.
Church here February 1915, and H..
Bishop ]. S. Flipper. senior bishop
Of the AME. Church, will preside
over the three-day concsave, and q
discussion OF the problems to be con-
sidered at the Quadrennial session Of
the general conference at Detroit
next May will be held Bihop H. X.
Tookes, presiding bishop Of Florida,
will deliver an address to the minis
terial section, and Bishop and Mrs.
r. r. Wright VIZ report on African
work.
Bishop w. A. Fountain, junior
episcopate, will be the entertaining
bishop, Dr.. B. 7. Babcock, pastor Of
Bethel Church. pastor host, and DR..
r. F. Roman, presiding elder host.
Mrs. w. A. Fountain, charming wife
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-01-26
West Virginia State
AlIplane ? Pilots

INSTITUTE, Nv. va. After i
three months period Of training Ne
grot airs'iane pilots and mechanics at
West Virginia State College under
the Civil Aeronatltics Authority pro
gram, President John, w Davis re-
Gently ANNOUNCED that the initial ef-
forts in connection with fight and
ground Instructions have been mark
ed by, high degree of success. Sew
eral of the trainees will be ready for
their solo flights within few days.
The cooperating training units an
der the supervision Of j. G. Evans,
Director Of the colleges trade and
technical division, have worked to-
gether n way SO as to guarantee
superior aviation training to the stu
dents enrolled The best possible
equipment, facilities and training
personnel are made ayai. able to the
aviation students.
There has been naticeable in
crease in Interest among Negro col
lege students and others in the av-
iation training program at State
College. Thesscollege officials are
encouraged by the number Of letters
received daily from inquiring youths
in al parts Of the country. Presi-
dent Davis stated that many students
will enter the college at the begin
ming of the second semester on Jan
uary 20, 1910 50 as to have an OPP
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-01-26
SEPIA CHARM BUREAU
The Original Clinic Tor BroIDn Beauty
An dPersonality Problems
Vi Conducted BY DEZBE HILLLARD-KNICHT

However, if your costume requires
ornamentation, or you just must
have something to play with, RE-
MEMBER:
/. DON'T wear q rope Of pear.
if your neck is long and thin.
tYou'll look As though you're be-
ing lynched!)
2. DON'T wear d "Choker'' if
your neck is short and fat.
(You'll probably be-just thatn
8. DON'T attract attention to Il
scrawny neck with glittaring
gems. Wear a high necked dress.
with single strand Of pearls, or
a pendant that Lies far enough
down on the chest to detract at
tention from the neck itself.
50 much for the necks. How about
the rest of you?
lne Sepla Charm Analysis form
was created by cosmeticians, beauti-
clans, stylists who have studied all
your problems: short hair, dark skin,
fiat noes. large mouths ct all and
know the answers!
Wouldn't you like to know what
type you are? Which cdor to wear7
Where to get the proper makeup
for your particular complexion?
What to do about heavy lips, or too
dark skin?
The sepia Charm Analysis will tell
you absolutely free! Send for it to-
day--RIGHT NOW!
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-01-26

ed his way from the floor Of Com
gress last week. ELS. just com
placently smokes On his pipe and
smile in that sphinx like manner a.
much as to say, Let the boys rave
Washington hospitals advertising
SRO almost on account Of an cpl
demic Of pneumonia, flu and what
have you.
Senator Borah's death recalls his
vigorous opposition to the anti.
lynch bill and the wave Of sentiment
hich turned against the man who
for years has been staunch mem
Der of the Republican party in the
Senate.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-01-26
Dayton Personals
BY L. o. GROVES
633 w. Fourth st.

The Garfield P.T.A. Study Group
will meet Thursday at 2:3O pm. at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Lansdowne, 524 South Euclid Av.
and hear a programa Of interest to
parents. Mrs. George Tanner will
discuss "The Farmer Has A Son. as
the first Of series Of discussions
on American youth. Mrs. Lails-
downe is chairman of the education
al committee of the Garfield PTA.
Mrs Matte Walton LAST week was
elected president Of the Optimistic
Twelve Club when it met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Beatrice New
ell Of Gold Street Others elected
were: Mrs. Margaret Hoard, vice
president; Mrs. Amanda Berry, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth
Hawkins, secretary; Mrs. Susie Per-
due, assistant; Mrs. Jennie Berry,
treasurer. Other members are: Mrs.
Janet Moore, Mrs. Newell, Mrs. Irene
Richardson.
Mr. A. j. Hickman, Jr., Of Bank
Street il confined in the Miami Val
ley Hospital.
Mrs. cleo Washington will leave
soon for Chicago, to visit friends.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-01-26
HAS ANYONE EVER KISSED
THE BACK OF YOUR NECK?

HAS ANYONE EVER KISSED
THE BACK OF YOUR NECK?
(Or the front, for that matter?)
II not---you're not laying your
glamour properly, and sump'n
oughta be done about it,
Yessum! 1t takes clean (i) vel
vet~smooth throat for this stneckin'T
business. (And who isn't interested
to a greater, OF sti greater, extent
IN "neckin"9
Necks aren't just hat racks, you
know! Cor, at least, they shouldn't
bell
How's your neck! Does it resem-
BILE turtles, d toad's, or a swans?
In the first place, 1t should be the
same color as your face. Is it? If
not, add the juice of half lemo
every time you wash it. (Which is
twice d day--T hope!} Lemon juice
lightens the skin refines the texture,
and minimizes that "leathery" look
that long, greasy hair imparts to the
nape.
Apply the same foundation Of
vanishing cream you use for your
face when making-up, AND DON'T
|
FORGET TO POWDER IT!
Next comes the careful selection
Of necklace-if any. A well proper
toned neck with no outstanding
veins, and one that harmonizes II
softness and coloring with the face
OFTIMES can stand up for itself
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portunity to pursue courses in aero
nautics along with their regular cot
lege work.
B The Civil Aeronautics Authority
program calls for a minimum Of
tbirty-five hours in the air. Seven
teen is the lease number of hours
before 4 student can fly solo. The
entire course will run for nine
months, the first two weeks being
given tos preliminary ground instruc-
tion.: The college is also offering
courses in aeronautics in the regu al
curriculum and. ii conjunction with
its resident training project under
the National Youth Administration,
AT End Of First Semester
Eleven Students to Graduate
According to tentative list Of
graduating seniors, recently releas.
ed by the Registrars Office Of West
Virginia State College, eleven stu
cents will qualify for graduation al
the end Of the first semester Of this
school term. The names Of the sen
ior are:
Walter r. Atkinson, Delemond M.
Hill, Alma N. Holland, Lillian M.
u. Jarrett. Drewie G. jenkins, Gil
lie ]. Jones, Alice G. Moone, Mildred
4. Rivers, Thelma E. skinner, viii
liam M. Walker, John A. White.