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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-09

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kei es titkarai, hogy megtar-
gyaljak azokat a kerdeseket
amelyek egyforman erdeklik
es erintik az egyleti tagsagot
es vezet6seget. Csak j6 szar-
mazhatott - es szarmazott
is - ezekb0l az ertekezletek-
bol Magyar-Amerikara.
ANIMAL sajnalatosabb volt
tehat, hogy a multi evi ket
ertekezletr6l hianyzott a Ra-
,s4eIssEAdsY 4eIG5a Izoog
most igazgatosagi gyiilesuk,
Ezen hianyossagon segitett
amely szavazattobbseggel
utasitotta tisztikarukat. hogv
vegyen reszt a legkozelebbi
ertekezleten, inert hiszen az
OFT folyo targyalasok kiza-
rolag egyleti ugyeket erin
tenek.
A Verhovay Egylet, Refor-
matus Egyesiilet, Bridge
porti Szovetseg aprilis 23-an,
a Szovetseg bridgeport seek
Eazaban megjelent kepvise-
loi siettek is oszinte or0-
muknek kifejezest adni a
Rakoczi kepviselok jelenlete
folott, de ARA vonatkozo re-
menyseguknek is, hogy az
egyuttmukodes ezen a teren
a jovoben allando lesz.
AZ elnOki tisztet a vendeg-
lato Bridgepor tt Szovetseg
elnoke, Desc Janos toltotte
be. A targyalas felolelte a
betegsegelyezes orszagszerte
reviziot igenylo kerdeseit S
ARA a megallapodasra jutott
az ertekezlet, hogy a tapasz-
talatok kicserelese alapjan
leptet eletbe bizonyos javito
tendenciaju intezkedeseket.
E celbol Darago Jozsef, Yer
hovay Egyleti elnokot bizta
meg az orszagos egyletek f6-
crvoSainak ertekezletre hiva-
saval. Az ertekezlet celia az,
hogy lehetoleg egyseges for
nnaju felveteli iveket keszit-
sen es javitson a betegsegely
ellen0rzesen is.
Hosszas targyalas alapjat
kepezte a kollektori rend-
seer beallitasanak ugye is,
mellyel kapcsolatban meg
allapitast nyert, hogy ait az
egesz orszagra szolo egyse-
ges terv szerint megoldani
mem lehet. A telepulesi vi
szonyok, foldrajzi elhelyez-
kedes, helyi szokasok, osz-
talyok es fiokok letszama
stb. mind olyan korilme-
nyek, amelyek az esetenkinti
megoldast kivanjak az egy-
letek belso eleteben S klilon-
kul0n intezkedeseket ige-
nyelnek.
Szoba kerult egyik-masik
cgyleti szervezonek olyan ell
jarasa, amikor sajat egyle-
tet egy mask orszagos ma
gyar egylet becsmerlesevel
kiserli meg elobbre vinni.
Az ertekezlet ezzel kapcso-
latham lesz0gezi ait az alias
pontjat, mely szerint az ilyen
eljarast helyteleniti s olyan
utasitasokkal latja el seer
vezoit, hogy azok a j0voben
az ilyen modszerektol szi-
goruan acknowledgements.
Megjelentek az ertekezlet
el0tt a New York es New
Jersey Jotekonycelu Egyesu-
let kepviseloi is, akik segit-
seget kertek a Daytoni. N
] gyermek-nyaralo telep sza-
mara. A segelykeres ugyet
az ertekezlet az orszagos
egyletek illetekes szerveinek
figyelmebe ajanlotta, anne
lyek e f0l0tt sajat gyiilesei-
ken fognak d0nteni.
Tobb altalanos magyar
jellegu k0zos ugy megtar-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-09
Lesznek-e meg hitetIen Tamasok?


kommun szennyap phaudn?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-09
OZVEGY BARA LAJOSNE
VALASZA

A kerdes az, hogy a Social
Security nyugdij csekely volta
folytan hogy elhetne meg tiir-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-09
CSuToRToK: ITALIA KESZuLoDIK

Mussolini szinten bosz homlokot rancol
Italia sznten Krater szelen tancol
A siket is tudja mar yak is latja:
olasz nep mar csak parancsot varja.
S most mar egesz biztos mem varnak hiaba:
hirtelen betornek Jugoszlaviaba
S messze, hol tenger hullamzo kek karton:
zugnak az olajfak ven dalmatparton.
Kis dalnat harangok sznte felve kongnak
halaszo siralyok elore sikongnak.
Kopar hegyek sziklak szinten bujnak feline
erik mar szagat kiom6 vernek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-09
AvILAG-HET STRoFABAN
Ira: Szegedy Laszlo
HET ROVAS: VILAGSZENLE

van-e meg ovoje Foldon az embernek,
hogy ilyen iszonyut, ilyen szornyiit mernek?
Vajjon merre megyiink? Vajon miben hisziink?
Van-e egyaltalan: sziyiink, lelkiink, hitink?
Kereszteny orszagok; kereszteny nemzetek:
mivel jobbak mint pogany hitetlenek?
Mines, olyan poganysag, amely rosszabb nalunk:
tomeggyi gyilkossagban legel6l mi jarunk!
Miert hordta Krisztus ertunk a keresztet?
Ha szviink most is gyikos vagytol reszket?
Kultura, haladas: veres hazugsagok:
mig az enbereknek gyilkolas vagyuk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-09
SzERDA: MOzGoLoDAs KANADABAN

Kanadaban maris latolgatjak egyre:
hogy hiaba varnak angol gyozelemre
Kanada is verzik vert angol fronton
konnyen elverezhet veres porondon
Villamlik veszhir, mint pestisjarvany
hogy ossze fog d6lni nagy Agyag Balv;
miert kotne hozza Kanada is sorsat?
Mert kolduljon is gyozedelmi morzsat?
:. Els suttog falu es suttog val
"Messze van Anglia Uuncle Sam
Vegil maid Kanada ugyis ugy hataroz
"Csatlakozzunk mi is Macy Amerikahoz!
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Keith Merrills
Will Be Hosts
At Puppy Show

Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Merrill will be
hosts to the Potomac Boxer Club
Sunday afternoon, November 3, for
this newly organized groups first
show-a puppy show-open to the
public, and to be judged by the
president of the American Boxer
Club, Mr.. Frederick Hamm. Wash
tngton, Baltimore and New York
puppies will vie with one another
on the lawn of the Merrills' town
house. 2535 Belmont road. About 40
entries are listed so far and the
club will welcome additional appli-
cations.
AS a prelude to the show, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jouett Shouse will entertain
any one interested in the Boxer breed
at their house, 5000 o street, Mon
day. October %, at o'clock, when
a discussion of the history and
points of this breed will be held.
Showing also will be discussed so
that those new to the ring will have
an opportunity to prepare for the
match the following Sunday.
The Australian Minister and Mrs.
Casey. Comdr. and Mrs. Jondreau,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton, Miss Elizabeth
Lennon, Mrs. John Groves, Mrs.
Bosser, Mrs. Jouette Shouse are
among those who intend to enter
their puppies, and, of course, the
kennels of the host. Mr.. Merrill will
be we'll represented.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

ways. It's one of those we'll bred
classics of which you cannot have
too many. You'll joyfully repeat it
time after time, proud of your own
dressmaking skill and the money
you'll save by choosing your own
fine quality materials and turning
it out at home. Fine wool jersey,
spun rayon, thin tweed and nat
crepe are ideal fabrics for q dress
with this type of detailing. 1t will
be most slimming, of course, In
dark colors.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1868
is designed for sizes SO, 38, 40, AZ,
A, 46, 49, so and So. Size 80 re-
quires, with long sleeves, 5l3 yards
of 39-inch material without nap;
with short sleeves, SIS yards.
X X X
Send Is cents for our new fall and
winter pattern book. Make yourself
attractive, practical and becoming
clothes, selecting designs from the
Barbara. Bell well-planned, easy-to-
make patterns. Interesting and ex-
elusive fashions for little children
and the difficult junior age, slender
izing, well-cut patterns for the ma
ture figure, afternoon dresses for
the most particular young women
and matrons, and other patterns
for special occasions are all to be
found in the Barbara Bell fashion
pattern book. Send Is cents today
for your copy.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Manassas
Social
News
Bull Run Hunt
Meets Wednesday
On LOmond Estate

MANASSAS, Va, Oct. 12.-The
Bull Run Hunt will meet Wednesday
morning on the Ben Lomond Estate.
Mrs. B. F. Adams is spending
several weeks in Philadelphia,
where she is visiting her son and
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Bev-
erly Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sutherland OF
Atlanta, Ca, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley A. Owens. Mrs. Owens
will entertain at several tables Of
bridge Monday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Warren Coleman has re-
turned from trip to Alberta, Va.
Miss Kathryn Childs of Phil
adelphia is the week end guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Lewis.
Miss Mary Lynch of Petersburg
will spend the week end with her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Jane
Lynch.
Mrs. w. F. Cooke and Miss Mary
Fauntleroy Cooke have returned
from a trip to New York.
Mrs. Ossie Upton and her daugh-
ter Margaret spent the week end in
Richmand.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Miss Rita Homes
Is Recent Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Homes Of
Kenilworth, Md, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
Rita Homes, to Mr. Isadore Niefeld,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Niefeld of
Washington, on Sunday Septem-
Der 20.
Mrs. Robert Gottlieb was her
sisters only attendant. Mr.. Louis
Niefeld, brother of the bridegroom,
was the best man.
Following a reception at the home
of the brides parents, the couple
left for wedding trip to New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niefeld will be at
home at 154l KenilWorth avenue
NE, after october Is.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Virginians to Open
Winter Season.

WINTER season.
The Virginia State Society will
open its fall and winter season with
an entertainment and ball at the
Willard Hotel at 9 o'clock on
Wednesday evening, October 80.
Assisting the president, Col.
Christopher C. Garnett, in the re-
ceiving line will be the other Off
GERS of the society, including: Vice
presidents. Commissioner Melvin C.
Hazen, Representative Schuyler O.
Bland and Dave E. Saterheld, jr;
the secretary. Mr. I. Chance Bu-
chanan; treasurer, Mr.. Fred P.
Myers. and the members of the
Executive Committee, Mr.. George P.
Grove, Mr.. j. A. Somerville, Mrs.
Richard A. Allen, Col. Edwin A,
Halsey and DR.. Larry Annette.
The theme of the entertainment
to precede the ball will be Patriot
ism and National Defense" Presi-
dent Garnett will outline the part
Virginia played in the Revolutionary
War, eliminating in Yorktown, and
q speaker of national prominence.
yet to be announced. will explain
Virginia's part in today's national
defense program.
The Nominations and Elections
Committee will announce the re-
suit of ballots for new officers and
executive council for the coming
year.
The arrangements for the affair
are under the direction of Mr.,
Thomas S. Settle, long prominent
In Virginia Society activities.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
BY BARBARA BELL.

If you want to discover how very
f1attering this seasons mode is to
those of you in the larger size
brackets send for this pattern. It's
a good one to start on, if you haven't
had much sewing experience, be-
cause it's easy to make. This type
of column-slim dress, buttoned all
down the front from neckline to
hem, is one of the very best every
day fashions of the moment. The
emphasis on vertical lines makes
you look tall-one can't look too tall
Evening star., 1940-10-13

this season-and yet it glorifies
curves, by means of long tucks on
the shoulders and at the waistline,
that break into soft fullness.
The plain V-neckline of design
No. 1868 will be a Joy, not only
because it's becoming to full faces,
but because many different access
sories can be worn with it-bold
metal necklaces, huge clips or Ascot
ties knotted at the. throat and
tucked in The pattern provides
for both long and short sleeves.
You'll probably want this dress both
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Activities
OF the State
Societies
New jersey Group
Plans Big Party
Friday Evening

The New Jersey State Society
will hold its first big party of the
season at the Thomas Circle Club
Friday evening.
There will be colored moving
picture with sound 20 games, cards,
dancing, prizes and souvenir for
each guest.
Former New Jersey people and
their friends are invited.
Mr.. Charles Gropper heads the
committee and is assisted by Mrs. j..
H. Flett, Mrs. Eva Grant Marshall,
Miss Rose Harrigan, Miss Louise
Osterwald, Mrs. Charles Orr, Mrs.
Leo Mitchell. Mr. Hugo Weisberger,
Mrs. j. P, Kelley and Mr.. James
Kelaher.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Oklahoma Society
Arranging Party.

The first Oklahoma State Society
party of the fall season will be held
Friday evening in the sapphire room
of the Mayf1ower Hotel, with dane
ing and bridge from $50 until
O'Clock.
Invitations have been issued to all
Oklahomans residing in Washing
ton and vicinity.
Reservations can be made by call
Ing Mr.. Roy st. Lewis. president, or
Miss Edna G. Sloan, secretary.
Miss Amanda Watts, chairman of
the Social Committee, and Mr.. j.
B. A. Robertson, jr., chairman Of
the Program Committee, are in
charge.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Garfield Hospital
Board to Meet

The Ladies' Board of the Garfield
Memorial Hospital will hold its first
meeting of the year Thursday
morning at II o'clock. The meeting,
which will be held in the Kellogg
Building on the hospital grounds, is
of special Importance to each MEM
ber, as the report of the Survey
Committee will be ready and will
ten of the proposed plan for i'm
provement and expansion of facili-
ties at the hospital.
A project for the current year also
will be discussed
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
PERSONAL

Three very charming visitors
in the Windy City are the Misses
Smiths, Marykarle, Fannie Mae
and Virginia, young daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Smith
Of Atlanta, Ca, guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. Annie M. Ward, 1857
Prairie avenue. Many social af-
fairs are being planned for this
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
Save In Good Samaritan
Contest; Every Penny Counts

the this refreshing beverage 1t
counts votes.
TIYDROX ICE CREAMERY it in the pint and the side
of the carton counts for % votes for church.
THOMAS COFFEE-Webbs sold all leading
Food and Community Grocer has too Ask
him by Tt high grade coffee sold in eco
nomca that range from l0c bag up to 32c can.
Save the from the 1t counts for 80 votes; lOc
bag only counts for 10 votes
KITCHEN KLENZER, AUTOMATIC SOAP FLAKES BIG JACK
LAUNDRY SOAPThe ads in the Samaritan Section will
show their respective values to church. il saved The
wrappers Big Jack Laundry Soap counts for votes;
Soap Flakes gets IS votes and Kitchen Kcnze
receives They your neghborhood
grocery store yet much when the
Coupons deposited at churchs ballot box
KELLOGG FIAKESSave the from the Kellogg Corn
Flakes buy better cereal and cannot get
much any other cereal too than Keloggs Kelloggs
Flakes also sold at community food store
a and the top from the box when
deposited your ballot box church receives IS votes
coupon from the Chicago BEE counts five
Don't a week reading the BEE
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
American Bridge
Assn. To Meet
In Atlanta, Ga.

ATLANTA. Ga, July 18-(AN
P)-The 9Th annual national
tournament Of the American
Bridge association will meet here
August 10 for a weeks COMPETE
tive bridge by members of the
group. Preparations, already I'M
derWay, show promise that this
will probably be the largest and
one Of tie most interesting tour
raments jill the associations his
tory.
Organized in Hampton, Va, in
1898 by q small group Of deter
mined and enthusiastic men and
women, the American Bridge as
ISOLATION has grown TO great
heights. Last year. the seventh
annual event held in New York
City, attracted 800 entrants from
II states, South America and the
West Indies. Sessions were held
IN Harlem's Y. w. c. A.
Even more entrants are expect
cd this year, officers Of the group
renort, end declare the meeting
will be like the gathering Of one
big happy family. DR. f. T. Bel
sow, Mobile, Ala, is president Of
the group.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
MIDNIGHT TWELVE BRIDGE
CLUB HAS COCKTAIL PARTY

The Midnight Twelve Bridge
club gave cocktail party on
Sunday at the Elks club, 5lst ST.,
and Prairie avenue. The hall was
decorated with the club colOrs,
blue and yellow and lovely vel
low flowers were used on the Ia
bic. Hors d'oeuvres and LIQUID re-
freshments were served all after
noon and evening. ID. Taylor Of
the Foxes club was master of
ceremonies. The most popular
girl, Miss Sara Bunch was pre-
sented with a prize.
The officers are Eunice Lucas,
president; Mary Irwin, vice-presi-
dent; Bernice Hall, secretary; Sa-
rah Bunch, treasurer; Willie Mae
Peppers, reporter; James Hill,
club sweetheart.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

Butts, sang the Lords Prayer
by Dorsey. James Roberts rem
dered a solo. The Pilgrim Gospel
Trio sang a new selection by Dor
sey, entitled IF You Meet God
in the Morning"
Mahalia Jackson, widely known
gospel singer, rendered, watch
ing and Waiting and peace Is
Wonderful" Young Lucy Austin
gave an interesting number and
Miss Margaret Clark, contralto,
sang beautifully when I've Done
MY Best" A reading was given
by young Herman Clay and the
combined choruses rendered cts
a Highway to Heaven"
Rev. &C. Austin, Jr., paid a
high tribute to the services Of
Prof. Dorsey and the latter thank
ed the choir and friends for their
cooperation and loyalty.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
POST OFFICE
NEWS

Preparations for Postal AL
lance Day" features, August oath.
at the American Negro Exposition
claimed the attention of the Chi
cagO Branch Of the National AL
lance of Postal Employees meet
ing Sunday afternoon at the Y
w. c. A.. 4159 South Parkway.
Reports on activities Of the Chica-'
Ago Council CT Negro Organiza-
tons toward community better
ment were rendered by Alfred E.
MCGEE, delegate. Chairman Nor
val E. Perkins reported on We'll
fare Committee activities. Ashby
B. Carter, Membership Chairman,
presented % new applications for
membership, bringing the total to
154 new members during the past
few weeks. Castine A Davis,
editor of the organizations news
bulletin, presented plans for eX-
pansion of the publication to
meet the growing needs Of the in
creased membership. Among those
participating were the following:
William A. Shepherd, president;
James j. S. Keys, Luther j. Jones,
Ferdinand Henry, Rubynn NJ.
English, Norval E. Perkins, Irving
r. Thomas, Alfred E. MCGEE,
Richard Clair, Dewey E. Clark,
Leon Brimm, Jesse E Holland,
Orlando D. Day, William j. Da-
Wis, Robert E. Harrison, Peter
Hambright, Ashby B. Carter,
Howard G. Moore, Earl Eubanks,
Charles w. Matthews, o. Grady
Gregory, Castine A. Davis, Archie
L. Weaver, Squire Pates, Jr., Otis
N. Greer, Benjamin S Jones,
James r. Harmon, MILAN 0.
Turner, H. G. Jackson, Alvin B.
Dunlevy, Felix E. Ross, Henry c.
Offutt, J. M. Harris, Clifford B.
Fletcher, Percy E. Darlington,
Archie B. Rice, Hannibal M. Cox,
Lucius G. Logan, Percy r. Hines,
Arthur V. Pepp, William l.. Jones,
Edward D. Hubbard, Frederick D.
Perkins, John N. Crawford, Otis
M. Buckner, and many others.
Postal Alliance Day" at the
American Negro Exposition, as
planned, will bring to Chicago
representatives of some $4,000
Negro postal workers in all parts
Of the United States. Lafayette F
Ford Of St. Louis. Mo-, president
Of the National Alliance Of Postal
Employees; Postmaster General
James A. Farley, and other nota-
bles in the government service are
scheduled to participate in the ex-
ercises of August Oath. Local
details are in the hands Of spe-
cial committee headed by Norva-
| E. Perkins. 6347 Eberhart avenue
Others on the committee are: Ear
Eubanks, Howard G. Moore
James j. Keys, William A. Little
0. Grady Gregory, Luther J
Jones, Percy r. Hines, Castine A
Davis, Edgar d. Craig, William A
Shepherd, and Mrs. Gertrude
Witherspoon.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

lovely trio, who play spending
the entire summer vacation in
Chicago and surrounding cities.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
Prof. T. Dorsey
Celebrates His
41st Birthday

Prof. Thomas A. Dorsey, direc-
tor Of the Pilgrim Baptist church
gospel chorus and president Of the
National Gospel choruses, cele-
brated his 41st birthday with a
musical at Pilgrim church and
received a number Of valuable
presents.
Mrs. Magnolia Butts was the
mistress of ceremonies and the
musical was opened with "Give
Me Wings to Fly Away" by the
Pilgrim chorus. The "; p. Cook
choir Of the Metropolitan Com
munity church, directed by Mrs,
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

If prizes are indications Of
beautiful shots in golf, then many
beautiful ones are to be seen July
20, on the country club golf
course at Sunset Hills, Kankakee,
III. Twelve or more beautiful
prizes have been donated to Al
pha Theta Chapter Of Sigma
Gamma Rho sorority for the
Sports Day that it is sponsoring
on this date.
An added feature this year will
be a style show at sunset from
the club house entrance on to the
runaway Of green lawn between
it and the well kept green's Of the
golf course. The models display
ing sports and campus. clothes
from their personal Wardrobe9
college for the summer. Some
will enter college this fall. They
are from Talladega, Anita Rod
gers, Sue NJ. Barnette; Fisk, VIC
let Smith, Harriette Butler; Ho-
ward university, Lillian Dove;
Wisconsin u, Marilyn Overton;
Illinois, Lygia Jackson, Marietta
Alexander, Marjorie McCray,; Ann
Arbor, Mich, Ruth Heddrick.
Also inaugurated this year by
the chairman and committee is
the honor letter students achieve
ment contest. The one receiving
the highest number Of votes will
be crowned and receive a leg
trophy. AS appropriate prizes
will be awarded to the second
and third place winners. In
| Guided in this contest are Nat
tional Honor Society members,
junior and senior honor and let
ter students from seven high
schools here and Gary, Ind.
Early entrants for winning place
are: Misses and Messrs. Eta
Barnett, Consuela Batchler,
Blanch Baugh, Bebe Bibb, Robert
Browne, Mary Dunklin, Elaine
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
Hernan Council
Plans to Hold
Religious Meeting

The Heman Council Improve
ment association Of the Madden
Park community, in order to
broaden the scope Of educational
activity in their neighborhood and
stimulate the interest in religious
life among the citizens Of its en-
VirOns on and after July 23rd will
conduct midWeek and Sunday
afternoon programs in the COM
munity section Of Grace Presby-
terrain church, Of which Rev. Au-
gustus Bennett is pastor.
The regular meeting Of the
council will continue every
Thursday evening at Madden Park
Field House, $500 Rhodes ave-
nue.. The public is cordially in
vited. Raymond Porter Of 1929
Vincennes avenue, former chair
man of the council executive
board, is now custodian at the
Englewood Branch of the u. S.
A. Post Office, 63rd and Lowe
avenue. He has returned from
his vacation with relatives and
friends in TeXarkana, Texas,
where he had not visited in 80
years. During his visit a terrific
cioudburst flooded the lower part
Of the city with water and it was
necessary to remove the people to
safety in boats. The council well
comes Mr.. Porter on his safe re
turn to the Windy City. l..
Moseley, pres; S, L, Daniels,
publicity.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
I)oin' The Town With
4 Debutante
BY ROXANE

Definitely a tWo-sOme these
days is Pete Gransberry and
Mary Howe .. and not to men
ton, Charles BOX" Smith and a
certain Delta pledge. Def
nitely dis-heartening (whew.
what word) is the news that
Germans are banning the use Of
rouge and lipstick to smart Pa
risiennes and that the Vogue may
also begin in our own U. S. A, if
this does occur and women will
stop using lipstick and rouge, do
you think I'll still be,
Youthfully yours?
ROXANE.