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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-07-31
WILBERFORCE UNIV. BENEFICI-
AIRY OF UNION LITERARY INSTI-
SCHOLARSHIP FUND

The decision last week Of
Judge Hoelcher in the Cir
cult Court of Randolph Co.
Indiana Literary Institute in
the interest Of Wilberforce
University as part benefici-
ary. This decision is the
result of twenty years Of lit
igation concerning a trust
fund for the education of
Negroes.
The fund will be called
Union Literary In s ii / Il t e
Trust Fund and the rus
tees will be known as Trus-
tees Of The Union Literary
Institute Trust Fund. These
Trustees appointed by the
Court are five in number,
two being colored. They are
Charles H. Wesley, Presi-
dent of Wilberforce Univer
sity; Cornelius p Richard
son, atty. Of Richmond, Ind: /:
Francis Potts and Moral
Anderson of Ra n d d 0 | j h
County; Homer Farabee Of
Greensfork Township.
The purpose Of the fund
by this decision will be ito
aid financially needy but
worthy and ambitious stu
dents whom any such three
trustees may select from
the inhabitants Of Darke
County, Ohio, and RAN
dolph and Wayne Counties
III Indiana to receive educa-
ton in the liberal arts and
sciences at the Greensboro
Township High School or at
Wilberforce University at
Wilbel.force, Ohio. by way
Of paying for the necessary
books, supplies, equipment,
tuition Or scholarships for
such students as the indi-
vidual case may require in
the Judgment Of such three
trustees" !"
This case shows how the
original purposes of the
founders Of institutions may
change through the years
and yet be ultimately a
chieved. The Union liter
Institute was founded in
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-07-31

Indiana in 1847 The objec-
tives of the instition at
that time were for Literary,
scientific, and educational
purposes for the benefit Of
descendants Of the African
race and others when the
means and resources of the
institution will admit. The
institute continued to func-
tion until 1916 when be-
cause Of the lack of stu
dents and teachers the pro-
perty was left without use.
Descendants of the original
donors brought suit to OBJ
tain possession Of the pro-
perty on the ground that
the institute was no longer
operating. A Circuit Court
decision on Nov. 20, 1912,
improved the trustees to
sell the land and to use the
funds for some purpose ap-
proximating as closely as
may be the original purpose
Of said trustees This de-
cision is the result. Negro
students from these coun-
ties in Indiana and one in
Ohio will be aided by this
fund.
Several such funds which
We're originally started in
the period prior to the Civil
War may be still useful in
some other ways than the
anti-slavery or colonization
purposes which the donors
originally intended, if Ne
gro citizens are active in
uncovering these cases.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-07-31
Zion Baptist
Entertains
| w. N. Association

Beginning Tuesday, July
28fi Zion Bapt. Church has
been host to the Western
Union Baptist Association,
ministerial institute and
Woman's Auxiliary.
Rev. H. Laurence Mcneil
is moderator of the Union.
Pastors and delegates from
Southwestern Ohio and
other sections were in at
tendance.
Music by several out
=
Miss Anna Burg and Mr..
Thomas were united in holy
wedlock, Saturday, July Is,
1912, at 573 w. 5th St
standing choirs and glee
clubs was featured.
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bers will be in Middleton,
Ohio. Everyone is welcome
y. S. Treasxry Dept.

bers will be in Middleton,
Ohio. Everyone is welcome
to hear these two splendid
preachers. The End Sunday
in August, Shiloh will go to
Lexington. Kentucky to be
with Rev. Belle. Everyone is
welcome to join them. Rev.
e. L. Harris will preach Sun.
School every Sunday, $50
Morning Worship, 1::3O
Program 800. Evening Ser
vices, 7:3O pm. II it is Jes-
lis and religion you are
looking for go to Shiloh and
hear Rev. F.. L. Harris.
Everyone welcome at all
times.
Church News Reporter,
Miss Louise Harris
Phone No. HE 6653
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Postal Employees
Enjoy Picnic


The Nat. Alliance of Pos
tai Employees and their ia
miles held their annual pic
mic in beautiful Madden
Park, Saturday, July 18th.
Plenty of good food and en-
tertainment being enjoyed
through out the afternoon
and evening under the di-
rection Of t wo e fiji c e mt
chairmen, Mrs. Edna Shu-
fcrd and Mrs. Theodore
Fillmore.
Artie Henderson, Reporter.
TO Kumler Ave-, RIA 5758
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Everyone spoke of how
beautiful Zion is in her new
decoration.
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Bricker, At GM Ex-
hibit, Backs State
Fund Surplus


use by cities of previous
financial grants from the
state is going to have an in
f1uence on their receipt Of
further monies, Gov. John
w. Bricker said here last
night during a visit to the
General Motors show, Arms
for Victory" at the fair
grounds.
An investigation is now
under way to determine
those uses, he said. How
Continued on Page 81
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The War Isn't Won
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Continued from page -
ability and courage of our
armed forces today &C we
are of those of the past.
But too many Of us haven't
taken this war seriously.
While our ships are sunk
off our coasts at an appal-
ling rate, the dimout regu-
lations to protect them are
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Harmony Lodge
Host To Masonic
Grand Lodge

The general chairman on
local arrangements, Russell
Jefferson. announced this
week that plans are COM
plete for entertaining the
Ohio Masonic Grand Lodge
and the Order of Eastern
Star August 16- 19.
Convention Headquarters
will be the 5th st. Y.M.CA.
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FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1912


sunk. we sqnabble about
gasoline cards.
The war isn't won yet
the final battle is a decisive
one. 1t is up to US to fight
the war to the end and not
to relax our efforts until
the unconditional surren-
der Of the enemy.
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MITCHELL SAY
tCentinued from page /.

{Con tinued FROM pAes ID
know the Negro who works
in their kitchen and does
rnanial work around their
homes, but do they know
Negro lawyers, physicians,
businessmen, editors, Negro
college presidents, Negro
teachers and social leaders,
Negro minister's Of the high
er type? They do not know
them and they make no ser
ious effort to know them. :
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ignored. While our armed
men are fighting in jungles,
en- the sea and in the air,
recriminations and accusa-
tions fly f a st b ct W e e n
groups in our own country.
While we are isolated by
enemy raiders, cur trade
smashed, our cargo ships
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~
aAskET MEETING

The 69th Annual Basket
Meeting at Coatsville Bap-
list Church, will be held on
Sunday, Aug. 8. Refresh
ments served on the church
grounds. The public in gen.
eraI is invited. Come and
enjoy an outing. Commit
tee: Pasco Turner, Chair
man; Ralph Gay, Anna
belle Gay, Bennie Taylor,
Rusetta Taylor, Blame John
son, Rev. r. n. Ragland,
Pastor.
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CHURCHES
Shiloh Baptist

Rev. D. d. Mundy of Mt.
Enon and mis- members will
be with Shiloh. Wed night
August 5. Fri. July 81 Rev.
E. L. Harris and his men,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Personal
Mise RickOrds
 Becomes Bride

For her wedding lASl evening Co Lieutenant John !. Cookson ef Camp Mccain, Mississippi Aziss Dorothy Richards Of Sheffield street chose . powder blue crepe frock with a elraped neekline forming Q V, and bracelet sleeves. Her matching shoulder veil was draped from a Royal blue velvet Juliet cap. and her corsage consisted Of paae pink Urohids.
 White Chrg@nthemums decorated St pauls Episcopal church for the double ring ceremony at six-ufty o'clock, with Rev. Charles Goodwin officiating. Miss Alice florenson played q program Of nuptlal music,
 Mrs. Raymond Hughes attended her sister, the daughter of Mrs, Edgar Hughes. Mir, Hughes gave her ln marriage. Edward M. Cook son, Jr., served as eestman for his brother, the son Of Mir. and Mrs. Edward N. Cookson of Cooke street.
 The matron Of honor wore a dusty pink crepe frock, with e wine velvet Juliet cap. and a corsaee os Talis- man roses,
 The couple left for an unan- nounced trip, the bride wearing a muSkrat coat over her wedding cos tune,
 Mrs. Cookson is a graduate of Wil- by High school. Lieutenant Cook son, an elumnus of Crosby High school. was formerly associated with his father.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Weddings
H0vTiet Atmo0d
 Guest ct sSkowor

Mrs, Henry Dunne oe tMA Uiay ana Mrs. Harry R DaxaoeoA. HF. ok cI0kA vile entertained recently Na 1ha ANa@ ters home tn honor ok Nzlza EzAExlza Atwood Of Waterbury.
 Among the guests were Akra Ma@ ward Herr. Mrs. EaoEemrA WhNtA Mrs. Edward MontamhAalk AzsA feRoy Lewis, Mrs. Fwederac& mrMo@ shaw, Mrs. Charles Champasns, AEHa. John V Mc0owan. Mr8. Mary Pierce, Mrs Dennis Dunno. Akfs Charles Soden. Gertrude Davidson. Mrs, Larry Ross Mrs William nica. Hrs. John OConnor, Dorothy NAce. Nancy Rice, Mrs. william Gun. Mrs. John walton. Evelyn walton. Mrs. Herbert Woodward, Aar1 Rob- ert Atwood, Ruth Atwood, an uk watertown and Oakvslle.
 Those from Waterbury aneaude6 Mrs, Jane rAllis, Mrs. Louis Pellwia& Mrs. George White, Mrs. John Meegan, Mrs Richard 0roe&anMcA. Mrs. Albert Oroetzbach, Mrs. yAcoh Rutashauser, Mrs, Hazel Ratznanser. Mrs. Louis Darre. Gertrude Nole. Mrs. Henry Dunn, Mrs. Jerry BxiolA, Mrs, Rita Broderick. Jane Eliiok Mrs. Clark Atwood, Pauline Atwood Mrs. George Parsons. also, Mrs Clark Bronson Atwood, Mrs. 1orton Wood of ThomaStons Vfvien steele Of Middlebury; Mrs. F witkold end Mrs. Robert Kelly of Plymouth,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
H0d0ss0h
 Hear Librarian

The Hadassah Business and Pro- fesslonal group held it's monthly meeting recently at the home Of Miss uoldle ungelson Of stephan Lane,
 Miss Emelyn Barrett of the sllas Bronson Library addressed the gath- ering. Miss Hesfera Hart, president, gave report on the annual conven- ton recently held in New York City, Miss Evelyn Bettigole had charge of the musical program.
 The members present included Thelma Meyers, Francis Albert, Ger trllde weisen, Dorothy Kurtln, Syl. via Blumenfeld, Bertha Cohen, Ann cassel, Ann Ritz, Mary Frank, Joan Korkin, Marjorie Spearo, Dorothy Danen, Mrs. Joseph Ruskin. Mrs. Samson segal, Helefera Hart, Syl- via Dubin, Mildred Karnofsky, Ruth karnofsky, Evelyn Bettigale. Sayde Franken, and Evelyn Alexander,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Good Will Chapter
 Has AnniUersory

The Good Win chapter, Order of Eastern Star, held its second anni- versary party last evening at Ma sonic temple. It was organized on November 2. i940, and constituted on May l7, ie4l.
 Worthy Matron Mrs. Mary Brandeley presided during the meeting which was attended by 60 members.
 Past Patron Raymond Angrave and Past Matron Martha Angrave officiated at the degree which was exemplifled by the charter officers.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Russell arranged the affair, assisted by Mrs. Martha Angrave, Mrs. Marjorie Wells, Lois Wheeler and Roberta Johnson.
 The transferred meeting will be held on November 30 at 8 o'clock at Masonic temple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Beth-El Sisterhood
 Plans Latka Party

Tke Beth-El sisterhood held c meeting this week at the home of Mrs, s, Rodney Prillig of Cooke street to formulate plans for the Latka Card Party. It will be held on Sunday, December 6, at eight o'clock in the Vestry Rooms
 Mrs. Prillig, as general chairman, is being assisted in her arrange ments, by Mrs. Julius Alexander, Mrs. Joseph Davlds, Mrs. Maurice 0reenberg, Mrs. Paul Kampner, Mrs, Harry Simons, Mrs. Benjamin New man, Mrs. Morris Bisnovich, Mrs. Samuel Segall, Mrs. Martin Stern- flels, Mrs. Rudolph Hennick, Mrs. Harry Biernbaum, Mrs. 1sadore Kramer Mrs. Morris Griner.
 The Board meeting will be held on Tuesday, November IT, at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Aaron Albert of Cooke street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Phi Omega Sorority
 Elects Officers

The Phi Omega Sorority recently held its election of officers at the home of Miss Mary Keane of Cole street.
 The slate includes: President, Doris viellette; secretary, Eleanor Griffin: treasurer, Mary Keane and librarian, Margaret O'Connor.
 Plans were made for a formal dance during the Christmas season,
 Among the members present were: Virginia Bruneau. Eleanor Griffin, Mary Maroney, Doris veillette. Mar garet O'Connor, Lucy DLStefano, and Jane Marceau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Prenuptial Tea
 Fetes Ann Milan

The Misses Kathryn and Helen Hayes of Summer street enter tained at a tea and miscellaneous shower in compliment to Miss Ann Rital Milan of Howard street. Miss Milan will become the bride of George Francis Hayes on Novem. Der q.
 Among the guests were Mrs. Ed gar J. Maloney and Helen Y. Me Govern Of East Orange. New Jer- sey: Mrs. Jeremiah D. Shea of HamGen: Mrs. George Kerin. Mrs. James A. Lord. Mrs. Matthew c. Shea, Mrs. Bernard Reilly. Mrs James Magner Mrs. Thomas Me- Carthy. Mrs. Stanley Bristol, Mrs. Timothy cronin, Grace Began. Catherine E. connor. Agnes Con- nor:
 Margaret Jackson. Grace Doran, Mrs. Francis P. Buckley. Mrs. John McNellis, Mrs. Harry Byrnes, Mary Lord, Rosalind Shea, Mary Milan, Agnes Cronin and Lucy Begg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
GOLDMAN TO HEAD
 SYNAGOGUE SLATE
Gelman to Be Installed Vice.President Sunday;
 Nierenburg Treasurer

The newly elected officers Of the Beth Israel synagogue Will be in- stalled Sunday, November Is, at 6 o'clock in the evening at the syna- goguc or Kingshury street.
 The officers to bc inducted are: ]: President, simon Goldman: vice. president. Maurice L yGelman: re- cording secretary. Benjamin Levin son; financial secretary. Isidore Guttowitz: treasurer. Morris J. Nierenburg: ritual committee. Nor ris B. Kaplan, chairman, and Louis Berezitsky, associate.
 The names of the members Of the new board of trustees will also be announced at the meeting. and they will be installed at the same time. The installing officer will be Bernat Holczer.
 MT. Goldman and MT. Gelman are entering their third successive term of office. The two secretaries have also held their respective of- fees for many years. MT. Levinson had previously served as recording secretary for l3 years. prior to his retirement in i340. ard is now re- turning 10 the same post.
 The installation ceremonies will be foliowec by dinner, given in honor CT inc occss.on. Abraham Matzkin will be the toastmaster. Rabbi A;c:dscha. Glitter, spiritual leader Of the synagogue, will be the pTiE,ips. speaker and will also well come into the family of Beth Israel a group 0! new members.
 Members of the sLsierhood Of Beth israel. headed by it's presi- den., Mrs. Nathan Rosenberg and vice president. Ms. Jacob Wasser. will act as nosEcsses at the dinner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Friends Entertain
 Miss Nora LoVosseur

Mrs. Lee Higgins of Bishop street entertained at her home with per- sonal shower and birthday party in honor of Miss Nora LaVasseur of Bishop street.
 Among her guests were Catherine Veillette, Alma Santora. Dolores Miglario. Marie Miglario, Mrs. Ev- elyn Cote, Mrs. Ruth Theriault. Mrs. Marie Lavasseur. Mrs. Andrea Deary. Mrs. Stella Lavasseur, Mrs. Jennie Higgins. Mrs. Florence LaVasseur, Mrs. Anna Osborne.
 Mrs. Grace Lavasseur, Mrs. Ann Vernovre. Mrs. Vivian Lavasseur, Mrs. Betty Lafae. Mrs. Christine Veillette, Mrs. Jennie Palmieri, Mrs. Eugene A. Miglario.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Officers Installed
 At Hebreuu Institute

The Beth-El Sisterhood held its installation of officers on wednes- day, November Il, at the Institute.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Madnick pre- sided at the ceremonies. Those seated included Mrs. Nathan Ros- enberg. president; Mrs. Joseph Wasser. vice president; Mrs. Harry Goldberg. second vice president; Mrs. Benjamin Juschik, recording secretary: Mrs. Nathan Shulkin, responding and financial secretary; Mrs. Louis Wilensky, treasurer: Mrs. Morris Siller, chairman of the sick committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Mrs. C.H. Pierce
 Lodge Hostess

Mrs, Charles Pierce of Hamilton avenue entertained the members Of the Radiant star Lodge. No. 2. or. der of Shepherds Of Bethlehem, at . card party last evening at her home,
 Among the guests were: Mrs. Lot. tie piercey, Mrs, Rosa Bishop, Mrs, Maisie Merrlman, Mrs. Augusta Es. pelin, Mrs, Elizabeth Grant, Mrs, Marion Alderman, Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce, Mrs, simon Baril, Mrs. Ina Conklin, Mrs, HaRel Solhem, Mrs. Florence o'Brlen, Mrs. Catherine Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Christoffer. son, Mrs, Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Mary Miller Elizabeth Pierce. Dorothy Christofferson, Loren Christofferson Charles Pierce and Frederick Pierce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Wonen's ORT Meets
 Monday Afternoon

The Women's ORT will hold its monthly meeting Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Harry Birenbaum of Pine street.
 Mrs. David Stein will give sum mary of ORT activities. Mrs. Ben jamin Wertheimer Is the program chairman.
 Hostesses will be Mrs. Hyman Aronson, Mrs. Leonard Garston, Mrs. Boris Stoll, Mrs. Joseph Gold berg, Mrs. Louis Abel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
nAYInSON.ATMOOn

The wedding Of Miss Harriet Margaret Atwood. daughter of Mrs Clark C. Atwood of Highland ave- nac. 10 Harry F. Davidson. Jr.. son of Mir and Mrs. Harry F. David soE Of Oakvil.e. will take place to- morrow morning.
 The ceremony will be performed at lo:30 o'clock at the Watertown Congregational church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
GRIFFIN-LUCH

Miss Mary A Lucid, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Timothy F. Lucid of Madison street will become the bride Of J. Christopher Griffin, son of Mrs. NJ. A. Griffin Of Crown street tomorrow morning.
 The ceremony will be performed at eight o'clock at the Church Of St. Francis Xavier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Personal

The Misses Betty Maher of East Main street and Marion Keane of Cole street are registered at the Hotel Taft in New York. While there they will attend the Fall Re- union of the Rockey Ridge Dude Ranch to be held at the London Terrace Hotel
 NIT. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming of Ridgefield avenue. Mrs. Katherine Zibell Of Gwenleaf avenue, and Reverend Edward Zibell of Meriden have returned from Clyde, N. Y., where they attended the funeral of the brother-in- -law-of Mir. Fleming and Miss zibell, George F. O'Herrin. Mrs. O'Herrin was the former Christine Fleming of this city.
 Mrs. Martin Sweeney of Baldwin street is a patient at St. Mary's Hospital.
 Paul Crliikshank, Jr., son of Mir and Mrs. Paul Cruikshank of Taft School. is a member of the Inter- mediate Football team at Fessen- cen School in West Newton, Mass.
 William Tinsley, son of Mrs. J. A. Tinsley of the Southbury Train ing School. is the Intramural Manager at the Peddie School in Hightstown, New Jersey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Pre-Nuptiol Party
 For Alice DeIehanty

Mis- Eileen villemure of Engle- wood avenue entertained at her home with a personal shower in compliment to Miss Alice Dele hanty of Hamilton avenue.
 Among her guests were Mary Ho- bart, Augusta Pozzaglini, Gertrude Brown. Esther Brown. Kay Scanlon, Mrs. Kay Johnson. Mrs. Ann John son, Mrs. Lena Berger, Mrs. Julia Delehanty. Mrs. Bernard Shelley, Mrs. Patrick Johnson. Mrs. Ben- jamin Mooney and Mrs. Patrick Hobart, ST.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Contract Bridge

Scorers in the Thursday evening tournament under the direction of Mrs. ]. c. Moriarty included: north south, Mrs, John Kruse, Mrs. Cafl McCann, gl, Helen Bartsch, Alice Walden, 89 i.2; east.west, Mrs. Ida Birdsall, Mrs, Hulda Ainesworth, i0l Laura sullivan. Margaret Dwyer, 96.
 The official standing: Miss Sulli- van. Miss Dwyer. 4i4 leg: Mrs. Moeller, Mrs, Jaeger, 3e5 i.2: Mrs. Stocker, Mrs. zibell, 395: Jack Don- ney, Mrs. Hurlburt, tied with Mir. Merrill, Mir, Hillenbrand, 2e4 i.2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Saturday Nuptials
RACER .DEI.EuANTY

The wedding of Miss Alice Dele hanty, daughter of Mrs. Julia Delehanty of Hamilton avenue. to Frederick Richard Haeer. son of Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Hager Of Gates avenue, will take place tomorrow morning.
 The ceremony will be performed at o'clock at the Church of the Sacred Heart.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
LENIHAN-GRuFFIN

Miss Ann Griffin, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Michale Griffin of Bald win street. will be married tomor- row morning to James Lenihan of New York.
 The ceremony will be performed at 9 o'clock at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.