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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-04-25

TANNER as co-chairmal Mrs.
George Pugh is chalrmpn of regi.
stration, assisted by Mrs. Jennie
Buckner. Mrs Lowe Gay is the
Hospitality Committee chairman.
assisting Mrs. Gay are Mrs. Ra-
chel Smith, Mrs. Arthur Good
night, Mrs. Merle West and Mrs.
Ollie Walton. Social Committee,
Mrs. Viola Edwards, chairman,
others On the committee are: Mrs.
Annie Heard, Mrs. Dixie Woods.
Mrs. Opal Winston, Mrs. @. w.
Evens and Mrs. Thelma Richard
son. The Promotions Committee
with Mrs. O. w. Rust as chair
man includes. Mrs. 7. j. Smith,
Mrs. Ella McClusky, Mrs. Arlet.
ia Powell, Mrs. Adah Fields and
Mrs. Ethel Robinson.
All members of the West Side
Branch will be expected to attend
this service. Mrs. Viola Lewis
Waters is executive secretary Of
the Branch and Mrs. T. j. Smith
is chairman Of the Committee Of
Management.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-04-25
5000 TO GET
QUARTER
MILLION RAISE

PHILADELPHIA - CAMP -
Three thousand city employees
most Of them street cleaners, are
waiting to receive a boost IN
wages which will total $3.50 900
il year, If the state senate ap-
proves a law passed by the house
of representatives last week
The vote in the lower house
was $50 to IL and it is held that
the upper house dares not kill tn
measure. The bill was sponsor
ed In the house by Assemblymen
Marshall +. Shepard and Paul
D'Ortona, the latter white.
AT the present time there are
s,tiled workers in the street
d aning department who could
make more on private jobs, the
Municipal Workers union com
plains, and these men viii !
tempted away to private industlss
if the city wages cannot be III
creased.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-04-25
Colored Scottish Rite
Masons To Meet

PHILADELPHIA (ANP The
United Supreme Council A,A.S.R.
vii hold It's diamond jubilee ses-
sions il Philadelphia May 10-13.
Representatives from IA cons;s-
tories, all in northern and west
ern states, will be in attendance
All meetings will be held in fFs
Prince Hall cathedral at Fitz
water and Mole streets.
The Scott sh Rite onong 20
ored Masons had its oriein !.
1920 in Philadelphia. The pres
ent United Supreme council came
into being in 1881 as The resell
Of consolidation Of three su-
preme councils in the northern
states.
Dr. Sumner A. Fulaiss, q well
known physician Of Indianapolis,
is the sovereign grand command
er Of the order, and George w,
Crawford, prominent lawyer ot
New Haven, Conn, is the lieut..
enant grand commanders,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-04-25

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (ANPo
Thirty million dollars has been
set as the goal for writing new
business during the National Ne
gro Insurance week to be observ-
ed May 5-10 by members OF the
National Negro Insurance asso-
citation. The committee which
sponsors this years program IS
composed of agency officers Of
AZ companies, assisted by state
directors appointed by chairman
r. A. Young, in each Of the rs
states IN which Negro companies
operate.
Chairman Young, of this city,
agency supervisor Of the univer-
sal Life Insurance company, re-
ports that $4,000 men and women
who are employed by companies
of the association are engaged in
a concentrated effort to reach
this years goal.
The 1871 slogan Of Nationa,
Insurance Week is Insurance
Our Best Defense emphasizing
protection. education, employ
ment and savings. One OF tLe
features Of this observance will
be a radio address on the Wings
Over Jordan program May 4, by
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-04-25
STRAIN ASKS
HOUSING FOR
600 NEGROES

COLUMBUS Reitcrating his
intention Of cvacuating the Ra
VIENNA arsenal "shuntytown' as
quickly as possible, George As.
Strain, state director Of industrial
relations, Wednesday appealed to
Secretary Of Labor Perkins to
lrovide proper housing & ioi
some 600 Negroes faced with
eviction from their tarpapel.
shacks.
I'VE are moving now to d.
away with the camp, Strain as
serted. inspectors lit Ravenna
should file their reports by to-
morrow, and then we can com.
plete our legal case. am de
termined that this camp mus
go
Ia il telegram to Secretary Per
kins, strain charged The govern
ment with responsibility for what
he termed sndc3eiibable' living
Continued on page g.
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DAYTONIAN
CT. IS PATENT

Robert Lester Motley, GOT Bur-
wood avenue, has received letters
patent from the United States
patent Office on a combined re-
ccptacle and comb which he be-
iicves will solve woman's problem
OF losing hal. pins.
The device patented by Motley
consists Of woman's back hair
comb to which is attached a snail
tube. The tube contains ten hais
1ins, so that when one drops rom
rnilaGy's hair, another is immedi-
ately at hand.
Motley, 26 years old and for
ner studens at Dunbar high
school, has nsade several inven-
tions, but this is his first to be
Fatented.
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Expect New Negro
Army Official

WASHINGTON tANP) The
appointment Of well known man
TO head up the Negro division Of
the Morale division Of the army,
new branch to take over the
functions formerly attended TO By
The YMCA and other welfare
groups, is cxl eted here daily.
Dr.. Charming II. Tobias, under
whose direction this will fall, has
had several names under consid
ration. but none Of those so in
yited will accept tile responsible
ty. Because OF his out of town
"trip. Major Campbell Johnson Of
The selective service Office could
not be contacted to make state
seilt on the selection.
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goal SET FOR national
NEGRO INSURANCE week
YOUTH CONGRESS PLANS
TO EXTEND IT'S ACTIVITIES

WlLRERFORCE, q. The irs'
conference Of thr Southern Ohie
Youth Congress enGcd Sunday il
Wilberforce university with dele
gates voting TO sci up branches o.
the congress in Dayton. Cincin
natl. Wllberforcc. Columbus, Vel
low Springs and oxford and 10
cooperate with all youth olgani
zntions for the formation Of Il
stronger youth movement sentis
ment in the state
Resolutions to take America
out Of the war. to end diserilnia
ations against Negroes, To better
job getting possibilities for all
youths, to defend civil liberties
for all, and to protect the rights
and living standards Of labor
we're passed BY the congress al
tended by 100 youths from col
lcges, labor and farm organiza~
tions IN southern Ohio.
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State Employment
Service Sets Record
in Placing Ohio
Workers In Jobs

COLUMBUS More jobs were
1ssa,lA Tor Ohio workers during
qMinsch b. the Ohio State Employ
aent Service than in any month
since October, 1898. II. G, Atkin-
son, administrator OF the Ohi,.
lsrsau oil Unemployment Com
pensation, reported today to Gov
ernor John w. Bricker.
Slate Employment Service,
a division Of the Ohio BUG, help
sd ls,455 workers secure prisat
jobs last month, exceeding the
previous high total Of 1854, cs-
tallishcd in May, 1910.
The Ohio Bureau chief predict.
cd that new records will be set
in April and May, when seasonal
Jobs will add to increasing ems
p.oyment openings created BY the
National Defense program
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Nickerson, Sr.,
Dies Following
Brief Illness

Los ANGELES (ANP)--
liam Nickerson, Sr., Sc, father of
William Nickerson, Jr., president
Of Golden State Mutual Life In
surance company, died Sunday
afternoon, following brief con-
finement due to n paralytic stroke.
Nickerson, ST., was stricken in
his home on Tuesday night, April
l, where he was discovered in q
helpless condition by his grand
daughter, Mrs. Verna Hickman.
Mrs. Hickman summoned DIR. HI.
Fl. Towles who Immediately had
the stricken man moved to a pri-
vate rest home where he died.
Funeral services were held
from the chapel of Conner-John-
son Funeral home Wednesday af-
ternoon, with the Rev. Clayton
d. Russell, pastor Of the Peoples
independent Church Of Christ Of
which the deceased was a mem
ber, officiating,
Mr.. Nickerson is survived by
three children: William Nicker-
son, Jr., Los Angeles; Mines. Jua-
nita Murchison and Viola John
son, both Of Kansas City, Mo. A
fourth child, Mrs. Rosetta STRAIT
ton, lied here several years ago.
He also leaves eight grandckil-
/ dren and five great grandchildren,
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f'dward Stron", executive sec
tetaly af the Southern Negro
Youth Congress. iii m address on
Youth Historic Mission, " de-
elalea that youth ia America
fneed three challenging goals
which il must work fof They
Meie. Peace g d war-torn world,
democracy to all people of the
~orld, and economic security for
all. Z
Addresses were given Saturday
evening rs John Foster, student
in the Graduate School Of APP
piled Religion, Cincinnati, on his
observations Of the Chinese youth
movement. and by Forrest Emer-
son. organizer for the United
Mine Workers Of America, who
spoke on the part youth can take
III fostering the Labor movement
in America
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$50, 900, 900 Set AS Goal For New
business By National Negro
Insurance Celebration Week

!. f. Smith, president Fl thsa ar
sociation.
The first National Negro In
surance week resulted in $3.50
worth Of insurance placed Wit
members Of the race. In 1916
the affiliated organ cations wrote
more than s23,oo0,00o in new
bushes III this undertaking to
awaken race consciousness Of i'll
suranea provided BY Negro COR
porat ons, Mr. Young cells thst q
substantial contributions Is being
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NEGRO TO SUPERVISE
ACTUAL BELGIAN BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION AT UNION

Architectural work Is nothing
new 70 Prof. Russell lie was the
first Negro certified architect IN
the state passing the exams more
than 20 years ago He has de
signed and supervised constrae
ton Of many Of the buildings on
the Union campus. At Iuskegee
under DR. Booker 7. Washington,
Prof. Russell was the head Of ti1r
construction department and MAS
very close friend Of The eduea
tor.
Prof Russell has been at Ni1
ginia Union since 1907 He is a
member Of both the Virginia So
Continued on page 81
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rsaee Is other racial efforts. In
surance leaders feel that when
they emphasize racial solidarity
for insurance, they have also edus
Gated the race IN the possibility
oi advancement in every activity
IN which Negroes are engaged.
The national association con.
yenes ii Savannah. Ca, June 81
"a, whore the report of the Ma
tional Negro Insurance Weel
committee Will be one Of the fca-
tnres Of the convention.
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Civil Service
Examirl tions
Armour ced

WASH S TON (ANP) - The
United s.ates Civil Service COM
mission aano aces open conpeti-
tive e..a,.4 IA us for the follow
ing posit'ons: regional agent,
trade and Industrial education,
special sgent, srade and indus
trial ednca.ion; social worker in
the veterans administration bu-
reau of prisons, department Of
justice. Further information may
be obtained from local post Of
Aces.
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BY SIMEON BOOKER. Jr.
lfor AMP

RICHMOND, Va. Here's a
story that the metropolitan news
papers overlooked somehow or
other.
Prof. Charles T. Russell, Nir-
ginia Union university's superin-
tenacnt Of buildings and grounds,
will supervise the actual construc
tion Of the Belgian Worlds Fair
building on the Union campus
here. The famous Belgian ARCH.
tect, Dr., Van Kuyck, will make
advisory trips here at various
times but the Negro architect
will be on hand "a hours q day.
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agency supervisor Of the Uniyef-
sal Life Insurance company, who
heads the. committee in charge Of
the National Negro Insurance
week celebration sponsored by
the National Negro Insurance as
sociation, to be held May 4-1o.
(ANP Photo)
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ELDER II. y. S.1s.i. rir.,
noted evangelist Of Kentucky and
Washington, DC, who is carry
ing on an old time Revival at the
Norwood Avenue Christian church
which began April q and con-
tinues through May 4 Services
oegin at lock each night. The
esev. +. w. Wllbert is pastor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29

tho business session
Mrs Helen Dundee presented
D-u2las High schools popular
quintette, the Mclodcres. in two
,ongs. and then was heard in an
excellent piano solo herself. The
quintcttc is composed of Doris FV-
erctt, Mar-arct Prince. Ruth wash
ington, Gladys Tolliyer Sarah
Payne.
Evelyn Beatty gave a splendid re-
port on the national convention
held this summer in Los Angeles
which She attended as did other
members of the valley clubs. inertia
Thompson also contributed inter
esting sidelights on this convention.
Plans we're made for the next
meeting, Nov IS, which is to be a
Joint meeting with the BraWley
club in FL Centro. An invitation
was read from the Yuma club to
attend their district convention
Nov. 80.
Reservations for this latter af-
fair should bo maze with Orlyn
Hartzcl.
Vera Grant was named decora-
tiOnS chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Shrine Social
Club Hostess

Mrs. B. o. Mitchell was hostess
Tuesday for the White Shrine So
cial club members who met at her
home on Commercial avenue for q
pot luck luncheon, business meet
ing and bridge game.
High score prize was won by Mrs.
George w. Damron of El Centre,
the second, Mrs. d. V. Stewart of
Imperial, and the door prize, by
Mrs. Roy Gillett OF Ell Centre.
Other present, were Mesdames r.
w. Ware, A. Bucklin, H. Tyler, G..
Bucklin, S. L. hood, John Kuhn,
f. L. Hiteman, p. H. Judd, Leta
Mae Bryan, Roy Gillett Of El Cen
tro, Miss Citha Lamson of BraW-
ley, Mrs. Jane Smith. Mrs. Jan
Merryfield of Holtville; Mesdames
Duane Stafford, S. c. Blackman
Upton Pledger, Thomas E. Ander-
son, Leroy Little Guy Echols, Ca
leXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Legion Dance
For Cavalry

El Ccntro Veterans hall was the
scene of a colorful dance Tuesday
night given by members of Boyce
Aten post as a farewell courtesy
to the officers of the 18th cavalry
regiment and their wives.
Officers in their uniforms, women
smart IN brilliant evening gowns,
military decorations, contributed II
the festive effect John w. Donohuc
post commander. and Mrs. Donohue
received the guests and to Mark
MaGee. chairman of the dance COM
mittee credit is due for this delight
full party.
Music by the 11th cavalry orcheS-
ira under the leadership of Sgt
Bert FallOWcS was excellent. S9s
FalloWcs being heard in vocal solos
and Dick Smith, in hilarious comedy
numbers.
From CaleXicO, Marie Sandel.
Betty HulSizcr and Beatrice Armen-
deriz contributed outstanding musl-
cal numbers.
Several cocktail and dinner par
ties preceded the dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
HoI+viIIe PIT. A.
Carnival

HOLTVILLE, Oct. % Holtville
P.-T.A. is sponsoring a Halloween
carnival for parents and children.
this carnival to take place on Fri
day, starting at $50 pm. on the
elementary school grounds.
Here guests will be able to select
their dinners from a tempting as
sortment of foods, including the
traditional hot dogs, hamburgers,
tacos, beans, desserts and soft drinks.
A special dish will be prepared for
those who do not wish to eat meat.
Fer entertainment there Will be
side shows, dOnGey rides, movie,
western pantomime presented by
the Junior Women's club, a freak
show by high school students, a
costume parade, and a cake waltz.
The costume parade will start at
: pm. and for those who do not
wish TO wear their costumes to the
carnival. arrangements will be made
50 that TIE" may dress at the school
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Edited by ANNE HARDY DAVIS
l-aconian Club
En+ertains
For Ladies

laconian TOaStmaStCrS club had
4 ladies nIght party Tuesday, a din
Ter meeting at ShcrWoOdS where
each woman found her place mark
ed by beautiful corsage of chrys-
anihcmuns and rose buds.
Covers were laid for AZ and among
Tie guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Sumner. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick RaneE
OF BraWley; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Ward Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Miles.
Mr. and Mrs. j r. Jones MI and
Mrs Quinn Brion from Yuma. All
2ona. MI and Mrs. Jerry Robertson.
Nj and Mrs Walter Mccall. Mr..
and Mr. Malcolm M1curda OF Fl
Centro
Roy Nam was postmaster of the
evening assisted by Howard McLain,
Jack Thomas, James Noel John
Kcaner
cue; speakers included Dicl,
Raney of Brawley and Carl Ward
from Yuma the latter for his talk
on Golf winning the award as
second best speaker Of the eve
nmg. John Kearney winning the
vote as best speaker with his talk
on Social Responsibilities
John Tyler was general critic
assisted by Robert Rayburn, Alan
Gillespie, Don Blair, Jerry Robert
son. Malcolm MaCurda and Louis
Slice.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
MRS. GIBSON BETTER

Mrs. Bert Gibson. 81. Who under
went major operation recently.
has improved sufficiently SO th;
she IS able to see visitors. She Is .n
the FL Centre hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29

Luncheon was served by the
beard and aClerward Mrs. Hafnef
was surprised h% i handkerchief
shower
Members cl the board present
were: Mesdamcs Don c. Paulus.
Elmer w. Hpald. p. NJ Mercer Ben
Hulsc. David J. Blank. W. J. Thorn
burg, Walter B. HayeEorst, Hugh
Latham, and Frank q BeYSch!a9.
the latter succ:cd:n& Mrs Hafncr.
Ohcrs present in addition to
Mrs. Ha'ncr were: Mesdames H. R.
Anderson. A. B. Hanson. Charles A.
Bratton, b. l. Hamburger, Howard
G. FarnSWOrth, Howard Soper. I. N.
Hitchcock, John B H:cNeece, Parcle
Thackcr. John j. Green. Beverly
Riley, George F.. DOrmann. Richard
Moore, w. A. Vie, Laural NJ. Fer
guson, c. Walter Hcineckc, Wesley
Hell Wolford Dryc. j E. Simpson,
w A. Swcrdfe2er j. d. Townsend
The new section will meet on
the second and fourth Tuesdays at
9 a. IN. in the club house.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Schools
Churches
Ten Thousand Club Board
Honors Mrs. Hafner

As farewell courtesy to Mr..
Richard p. Hafner, Ten Thousand
club corresponding secretary for the
past year who resigned her Office
s.ncc she is to make her home IN
TN" future in Fresno, the club board
gave a party in her honor after the
meeting Of the new parliamentary
law section Tuesday morning in the
clubhouse.
This section is dcslgncd lor board
members, chairmen of sections and
committees and fos secretaries OF
sections. Mrs p NJ Mercer is in
,tluctor and was also chosen chair
man, the various members being as
signed the responsibilities of pre-
5luIng officers and secretaries al
tn" various meetings so that each
member Of the section may have
experience in holding these offices.
After the preliminary lesson
Tu sday. the members enjoyed u
eamc of bridge prizes going to Mrs.
Hamburger high Mrs. Hitchcock,
second, and Mrs. Hanson, third.
Surprise Shower
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Benefit Bridge
Party Saturday

Those who enjoy a good bridge
game in pleasant surroundings will
find a delightful opportunity for
just this sort of an afternoon in
the benefit dessert bridge to be
given Saturday of this week from
2-5 pm. at the Willis Johnson
home, 571 Give avenue.
The party is sponsored by the
recent graduates division of Wo-
mems University club and the pro-
ceeds will be used to purchase de-
tense bonds. Tickets are on sale
and reservation may be made also
with Mrs. johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Clubs
Society
Costume Dance
At Imperial

Six prizes for the best costumes
will b. awarded at Fridays hard
times Halloween dance sponsored
by the Hural Recreation Council
and held in the Imperial Veterans
hall, starting at $3.50 pm.
There will be prizes for the best
couple and for the best individual
costumes, men and women.
The usual popular old time
dances Will be featured and those in
charge are planning to make this
a real Halloween celebration, COM
b!ning all the features Of Hallow-
cen and the usual hard times party.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
PIT. A. Carnival
In Imperial

IMPERIAL, Get % UP I'M
Gerial P.TA. has completed plans
for the annual Halloween party 70.
school students ana adults alike.
this affair taking place on Friday
at 6 pm, on the high school
grounds
Here supper will be available at
moderate cost, hamburgers. hot
dogs, chill beans, baked beans. soft
drinks, desserts all being included
on the menu and all prepared BY
expert cooks.
After dinner all sorts of amuse-
ments will be ready for patrons,
games Of skill and chance, fortune
telling, a haunted house. the eve
ning's festivities concluding with 4
program, an amateur hour. Prize
will be given for the best costumes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Date Chanqed

Thursdays night school class in
girls physical education has been
changed to Wednesday this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Visitors at
Home

Visitors at the Frank Hood home
in the Acacia dlslrict include Dr..
and Mrs Lloyd Fymbro and their
daughters, Joan, Connie and Anne,
all of Sergeant Bluff, Iowa. Mrs.
Fymbro is Mrs. Hoods daughter.
DR. Fymbro has left for March
Field where he will report for duty
iii the Dental corps, Mrs. Fymbro
and the children remaining for a
visit with the Hoods Mrs. Fymbro
is a member of the Womens De-
fense corps in Sergeant Bluff.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Business Women Begin Year
At Session Tuesday Night

Resumption of club activities for
Business ana Professional Women
took place TUESDAY night when the
FL CenWo club had its first meet
ing since summer.
The members met in the Barbara
Worth hotel for a delightful pro-
gram and an interesting business
meeting with Ruth Bennett as pro-
gram chairman and with Miss Flor
ence Glenn, president, conducting
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
CHOIR IN CONCERT

FL Ccntro Methodist church choir
assisted by the JUNIOR choir which
numbers 30 voices. will be heard in
the opening musicaTe of the season
Sunday night at 7:30 O'Clock in the
church auditorium. Eighth at Olive.
This concert is open to members
and friends of the church.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
nIRTH ANNOUNCE2rENT

Announcement VIZ made Wee
nesday Of the arrival OF au cI".
pound, four ounce boy. BORN O.
Mary Louise si4moa WaiGsr in ,i.
Fl Centre A3spi'u..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
CALENDAR
MEDNISDAN


Tctl Sism4 Phi. 30. $50 Olive
Past Matrons, Patrons, 6:i5, Holt
,.llc Masonic temple
Elslcs. x. 569 Broadway.
Junie~ EsoL see'ion, so, G27 Len
I;c..
Rcbeka1s dinner. go, 752 Olive
Rcbckahs meeting. 7:3O, First
Baptist church
Girls physical ed. class, :, high
school
Prayer meeting. 30, FIRST Bap-
tiSt church
THURSDAY
Rotary club. Barbara Worth
@0.30 club, :. California hotel
Euildns trades, 80. Labor tenn
pta
RP.0E. Nc. I325, g. Elks hall
Night scaocl. -, high school
r. Centre -. GaleXico, &. CaleXico
RraW!,r y. EripeTial. 8, Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
School, c
t Interest TO w omen OiuD'
wv W. OAAA~AA e to-
Eme4byA H4RD DAVIS
RRIGADETTES ELECT

Barbara Worth Brigadettes will
elect officers at the luncheon meet
ing Tuesday noon in the Barbara
Worth hotel, 1890 o'clock. Other
important items of business will oe
discussed at this time.
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