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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-19

The bride, a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Berlin C. Holler, of near Oak
land, was given in marriage by her
father. Nordeck Shaffer was best
man for the bridegroom The latter
is a son of Mrs. Grace Gilmore, Crel-
lin. Ushers were Clifford Holler and
William Gilmore, brothers of the
couple.
During the ceremony Miss Peggy
Holler, sister of the bride, sang Il
Love You Truly" and Rev, Olonzo P.
Fke sang "Oh, Promise Me-" He also
sang The Lords Prayer" at the
conclusion of the ceremony.
A reception followed at the Ladies
Aid hall in Crellin. Christmas decor
ations were carried throughout and
the table had a lighted Christmas
tree and "a double TERED wedding
cake.
Mrs. Gilmore is employed as secre-
;ary of the Garrett County health
department, at the Court House. Mr..
Gilmore is member of the Maryland
State Police Force and is stationed
at Bel Air.
Immediately after the reception
the couple departed for briet honey
moon.
Among the out-of-town guests for
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Holler and family, Akron, Ohio;
Dr. Joseph P. Franklin and j. B.
Bowling, Cumberland; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Burke and son, Miss Peg Hick-
man, Elkins, w. Va; Miss Jean Par
sons, Neil Parsons and Miss June
Ann Collect, Parsons, W. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Best, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Shaffer, Bayard, W. Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-07-04
Grove To Repeat
Tin Cup Tourney

Where it smoked before, it shall
smoke again! Battling in Wash
ington Groves second annual Tin
Cup Tennis Tournament will start
on Sunday, August 4th with the
final rounds scheduled for Septem-
Der LIST and 9th. Both singles and
doubles will be made up and en-
tries will be confined to the WASH
ington Grove, and Gaithersburg
area and by special invitation to a
few of its honorable ex-residence
players. Women players are espec-
tally urged to condition them
selves during the month of July
for the tournament, as thus far
this season the skirts land shorts)
nave been missing. AS most of the
champions of last year are not
around this year, it will be a
free-for-all fight. Where there is
a fight, there is blood, so you
bloodworms come on out of your
holes and play tennis
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-07-04
BOYDS
Mrs. James Kerr
Teie. PoolesVilLe 2047.

The young people of the Barnes
vile Baptist Church paid a re
turn visit to the C. E. Society of
the Boyds Church on Sunday
night, June 80, and put on the
entire program which consisted Of
Bible quiz, several talks and
musical numbers, led by the Pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Lewis and assisted
by Mrs. Wilson Poole.
A Fathers Day entertainment
was held by the Boyds young peo-
pie on Sunday night, June % in
the Church hall. After several
Rotations and songs, a short play
called "A Surprise to Father was
given which was written entirely
by two girls,-Peggy Burkett and
Doris johnson. A red rose was
given to each father attending the
services of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Reinhart
and son, Donald, of Wayne, Miehi-
gan spent several days recently
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Reinhart of Old German
town. #sr.e,
Pfc. Charles l.. Huff, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Huff, returned
home recently from Greensboro,
N. C. on a short furlough.
On Friday, June IS, Mrs. B.
N. Headley of Rockville, took her
mother, Mrs. w. 81. Williams,
Mrs. Robert Williams and Rev
and Mrs. j. P. Kerr to Kearneys-
vile, W. Va. for a short visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Laura Hammond.
While there, they visited the
cherry orchard of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Miller and purchased several
gallons of the scarce fruit.
A surprise birthday party was
given last week to Mrs. John
Knott at her home near Byods, by
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Richards
and daughter, Barbara Ann. Sht
received many beautiful and use.
full presents from the families. q
Mrs. John Knott and children
Mary Lou and Skippy, togethel
with Mrs. Gladys Knott, attended
the might of Thrills" held a
the Griffith Stadium in Washing
ton recently.
Mrs. Name Reid has returne,
home after two-weeks visit witt
Mrs. Arch Harris of Derwood.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-07-04
SPORTS
Barney Suffers First
Defeat In Years

For the first time since 1912
Barney Welsh was defeated in a
tennis match, when he played
again Phil Neff of Georgetown
University in the Mems District
Tennis Tournament Sunday. No
one present could remember when
Barney was last busted in the first
round in a local tournament. The
scores were 3-6, 6-3, 6-3.
Welsh recently won the City of
Washington and Northern Vir-
ginia Singles titles, proving that
several years in the service hadn't
hurt his game.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-07-04
Wheat For Overseas

Hailing as successful the Short
term" campaign to feed starving
people overseas, Chester A. Davis.
chairman of the Famine Emer-
gency Committee, reported that
the entire 6,OOO,OOO-ton goal set
on wheat shipments for the first
six months of this year will be
on its way overseas in early july.
Between January and June 20.
he said, 4,719,OOO tons had been
shipped; as of June 80, this figure
will have been raised TO SIPS. 900
tons in port or en- route, and
enough has been obtained to reach
the 100000 goal without cutting
into the proposed shipments on
next years crop.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-07-04

There is nothing wrong with any
economic theory that says an in
d'vidual should get as much as he
can earn.
Evening star., 1946-12-09

WhAl, 1000 "sabaeuie Baderial Endo
esrditis" IS Discussed.
WoP, tO:00-"The Last Of Mrs. Cheney
STARS Joan fontsine, David hiyen and hise
Bruce.
WN. 1o:3o-joha Chapman and other drata'
nitits diuuy Moss Hah's new drama. Chrlsfo
phsr Blake" with the playwright.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
on THE an ToNl6HT.

W0p, 9:00-lrens Dunno and Waller
pidqson in the comedy. Together Again.
WRc, 9:00-Thee young musicians, winners
Of the 1916 haumburg Foundations Awards, are
soIosisis. The aHists are Jeanne Rosenblaum.
pianist; Anshid Ajemisn. yioliinisi. and leaoId
Hsmbso, pianist.
M, 9:30-Riss Stevens calls on Victor
borue.
Evening star., 1946-12-09

WINK, 7:30-"Whsi Are The Republicans
Going 10 Do About Shikssr Senator Joseph
Ball. quest speaker. and panel regulars, Roscoe
Drummond and Nathan Robertson answer.
WRc, S:00-John Kodiak In The postponed
presentation Of Wings 10 Glory" the story sf
Glider Pioneer John Montgomery.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16
ELkS TAKE BUFFALO BY STORM
Travellers Aid Society Has
Three Colored Workers
At Dayton Union Station

Volunteers completing training
course with the Travellers Aid So
ciety Of payton and MONTGOMERY ~
County include Mrs. Roxie Sumlin.
Mrs. Audrey Parker, and Mrs
Amos Nelson. These women will
work half day eacn week at the
information desk In the USO
Lounge Mt the Union Station. Mrs
Nelson also is q member OF the
Board of Directors of tho Agency,
The Travellers Aid Society. So
cial agency serving moving people,
took responsibility for the contin-
ued operation Of the USO Lounge
In May and at that time volunteers
became hostesses IN the lounge as
well as being responsible FOR man
ming the information desk at the
entrance Of the lounge room The in
formation service is available to
civilians as we'll Ms to service per
sonnel The hours OF snrvine are
from 80 A. M to 1000 r. NJ.
In addition to the information
and direction services. largely the
responsibility of volunteers, the So
ciety offers through its professional
STAFF, 4 counsciiing service To peonl.
who are in trouble and are strangers
in the city. The agency also pro.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

"HE aftermath Of war seems
to have brought in its wake q
Il spirit of restlcssness not only
among many returning from the
war fronts, but also among those
whose part has been al home. This
rcstlessness is doubtless partially
due 10 The great stirring up OF
world thought as new ideas arc
conceived and old beliefs cast out,
but il is also due TO ignorance Of
what constitutes true activity.
The human sense OF activity
needs 10 be elevated through q
spiritual understanding OF God.
Christ Jesus set before us the way
pf resttul activity when. lle said
Matthew fi:29), Take my yoke
upon you. and learn of ME; for !
ana me,l, and low!y in heart. and
ye shall find rest unto Your souls.
THUS The way lies in learning 10
follow the Christ in humility and
acekncss, in gaining a spiritual
understanding OF the Mind which
was in Christ Jesus. and letting
that Mind govern us. 81.
As this right sense of activity is
accepted and expressed, those
things which SAVIOR Of human
planning and outlining, Of self
will and self-intcrest, can be elm
mated from our lives and the
divine nature and plan become
manifest. Whenever we ffnd our
selves fretting, worrying, f,Iniii1s,
fussing, being pressed for time
and overwhelmed with quantities
Of work, or in any way limited or
restricted, we can he certain that
ii is not Gods plan for us, and VIC
can stop and listen for Ills guild
ing message. BE still, and know
TIA, am God" was His word to
David psalms 46:l0). Gods guild
ancc is always recognizable when
there unfold to thought ways and
means which bless all and injurc
none. Thus are demonstrated
peace where before was tuinuh,
order where was chaos, progress
where was Illustration, restfui
activity where We're rcstlessuess
and inpatisafss :
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

vides travel service to children, hum
dicapped, and inexperienced per-
sons who are travelling alone. This
includes meeting the traveller at
change points enroute and at des-
tinations supervision during Wait
nag periods, and assistance with
changing means OF transportation
This service is available to local
residents
Although Travellers Aid work has
been carried on in Dayton since the
early 2Os the Society as a separate
organization Was discontinued in
the carly 3O's and was not re-estab-
slished until September. lo45. Eur
Ing the interim period the work was
carried on BY the Family Service
Association The Society now has
a Staff Of four workers including
Miss Lois Uttcrbacis, Executive
Secretary. Miss Marjorie Logae,
Miss Kathleen Huston, and ar.
Luther Rallou and m office secre-
tary, Mrs Mary & Wright, as well
as 4 staff Of - volunteer workers
The Society Is 4 member of the
Community CHEST OF Dayton and
Montgomery County, of the Council
Of Social Agencies. and Of the hya-
tional Travellers Aid Association.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16
FORMER DAYTON MERCHANT
DIES IN WEST VIRGINIA

WEIGH, w. VA Funeral serv-
ices were held August 8. i9A6, for
Nathaniel A. Anderson, OF Dayton.
Ohio. He had been visiting his
nephew, Olvin Beale mt Anawalt,
w. Va. and was planning to return
to DAYTON when his condition be-
came critical. He was placed in the
hospital at Welch, w Va, where he
died August 4
The deceased came TO Dayton Ii
1911. where he married Miss Mary
T.. yirey. prominent school teach.
er and business woman For several
years they conducted a grocery
at 324 Sprague St They later
moved on w. Fifth st where Mr.
Anderson conducted popcorn
stand. Mrs Anderson died in 1895
Mr.. Anderson was faithful
member of Wayman A. M. r.
Church. Among the Dayton rela-
tives is n foster daughter, Mrs
Mary Cousin. who accompanied by
her daughter Leila attended the
Inst rites.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16
Frontiers Hear
Gen. Benz. 0. Davis

Bishop snnas. who IL at present
bishop of the Fnst Tpisenpai nia
trict, Of the 4 M r C'hnfch, com
pricing ef the states Of pennssl-
vania. Delaware. Maryland ard
New York il 4 member of the
Philadelphia Frontiers of America
He hos had an outstanding career
rs q leader 10 religious and educa
tiinal circles
The Frontiers of America con
vsntion being held August lSrfss III
the FIRST enc since the war and viii
have representatives from the Is
chapters af the club scattered
throughout the Il s
MI n Is Allen, founder and ma
tiona! president If the Frontiers Of
America. has announced that de-
tails of he program are beina ron}-
pleted. and that important Discus
sions aud actions ~lll set ie around
housing the petef m, employment
and other vital issnas
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16
Restful Activity

To maintain consistently an at
titude OF poise and balance in our
daily lives is OF immense val,c,
and when this attitude is founded
on spiritual understanding OF
God and OF mans relation 10 Him,
peaceful, restful, happy activities
unfold naturally and easily. 4
carefully thought out action. duly
weighed and appraised III the bal.
ances OF God for purity OF motive,
and then carried out with care
and precision. produces a sense OF
restful activity which is both In.
spring and helpful.
Somstimes The yearning to fina
and understand God produces .
kind OF restlcssncss born OF huns
ger and hope. When this desire is
humble, seifless, and sincere, the
way is always opened for its full
fillincnt. In the realm of divine
Mind. right desire and its fulfill
nlent are one. Blessed are they
whicl. do hunger and thirst after
righteousness for they shall be
filed is the Scriptural proIniss
(Matthcw 5:f).
Thus is begun the new birtL
which Christ Jesus told Nicodc-
mus all must experience to enter
the Kingdom of God lsec John,
chapter 81. In JOY and gratitude
we learn to pray Alright. and 10
reflect. in progressive steps, the
poised, balanced. alert, and sweet
serenity Of Mind. divine Love. I'd
understand God becomes major
aspiration In our lives and even.
tually the only goal Of existence
We learn to demonstrate some.
thing OF the deep spiritual truth
of Mary Baker Eddy's statement
(Science and Health with Key to
The Scriptures. p. 5i9). God rests
lin action And we learn how
true are her words a few lines
farther on: *The highest and
sweetest rest, even from human
standpoint., is in holy work Thus
we take upon us the yoke Of the
Christ aud find rest.--Tho Chris.
Hen gdetee Konstera :
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

) INDIANAPOLIS. lSPECIAL} -
appointment A Of Rufus c. Kuyken-
dali, Indiana political leader. to
serve as chairman Of tho Colored
Voters Division Of the Indiana Re
publican State Central Committee
has been announced.
In announcing the appointment,
II. C. Springer. Republican State
Chairman, said:
we feel fortunate in obtaining
the services Of Mr.. KuylSendall
widely known and respected by
voters of Indiana. Though still a
young man, lac has had long expcr.
iencc in Republican party work and
under his guidance we are confident
that colored voters will take an ac-
tive part in the prediction cam
paigning for I846.'
Mr. Springer added that a head
quarters for the divisions activities
will be opened soon In connection
with that maintained by the State
Committee In the Claypool Hotel
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

COLUMBUS. OHIO Two Of tile
hiEh-lights Of the Frontiers Of
America national convention to b.
held in Columbus. Ohio August 10
Is. will be nm address I'huraday
evening. August Is. by General =
O. Davis, Sr.. and the spceia! FroE
tiers service sunday morning Au-
gust Is, at which time Bishop paN ii
n Simms. Of Philadelphia pa,, VII
deliver the Frontiers eot8 eit4ou
sermon
General Davis has elioyed 4 lonts
and outstanding experience II the
Army, which has resulted In his
being appointed tho first and only
Negro General III the Il s Army
His presence In Columbus at this
convention will bring together ~
General and his famous son, Col.
onel b. O. Davis, Jr, who Is al pres
ent Commanding officer at Lock
| bourne Army Air Base, located
short distance from Columbus
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

have spearheadcd this movement
by their fair-minded ana liberal
views In government. Az for the
state Republican ticket, think II
is the best we have had in years.
and one in which colored citizens
can place their whole hearted con-
fidence."
Mr. kuykendall a graduate of
Indiana University Law School. is
member OF the Masonic and Elks
lodges and the Jones Tabernacle
Methodist Church. lie also Is sciv-
Ing rs president Of the Thirty-One
Club. an organization Of Republican
Colored precinct committeenen ii.
Indianapolis. With his wife he re-
sides at 1902 North Capitol Avenue
In thia city.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

indianapolis. Ind. tspccia1 =
When lndiana's delegation goes to
.hiladelp,.a to attend the cog-
yention 81 the National Federation
ef Women Republican Clubs. Miss
Emms c. Hill. Of Evansville. will
represent the ~niored wnmen voters
st Hoosieriand.
Miss Hill. president Of the Col
ared Wplnan's Republican Club,
inc. was eIecsea . delegate hy SC
.lamation ~ the recent htsnnial
ronuanlio, ~ Delegates nf the In
lana Federation, meeting in In.
iianarniis.
Long M ar4i~c lrader in civic and
,oliticsi activities Of Evansville
and vAnie-hnrrh county, Mas Hill
ri, be ne,-,i4r Of fndiana's ma.
ional de!a~stinn reRdeG h~ Mrs.
ishe, Sites Fraser. president Of
he Indiana Federation. The ph'la
'eiphia c,mvention. opening Sept
rs. will be attended by moro thar
1000 Republican women represent
Inc most Of tha - stetss.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

BUFFALO. NEW YORK The
Grand Lodge Convention Commit
tee has nearly completed forma-
ton for entertaining one Of the
worlds largest fratcrnal organiza-
tions, /. B. P. @. E. OF w.
The Buffalo Committee is under
the dynamic craftsmanship Of DR..
Derrick M. Byrd. who Is the Grand
Lodge Representative OF Western
New York. DIR. Byrd. who has SUI
perb contacts in New York State,
has worked out atrategics and
saethodologies TINT will place Ruf-
falo md Western New York Elks
at the top Of the liat on Grand
Lodge Conventions.
Chairman Byrd statcs that, "the
Grand Lodge convention Commit
tee is ahead of Its program livery
thing Is before u.s. DR.. Byrd, also
expresses his happiness for tho co.
operation coming from the Crane
Exalted Ruler. the Honorable !
Fgrs1y Wilson, and other Grane
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16
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here.
Presently serving sis d loes.Assy
Prosecuting Attorney Of Marion
County (Indianapolis), MIR. Kuy-
kendall will be assuming Republi-
can duties first assigned him in
1896. Previous to that time, he su.
pervised the Colored Bureau oi
Young Republican Clubs Of Indiana
and more recently has been active
as a precinct committeeman In the
Seventh Ward here.
When advised Of his new appoint
ment. Mr.. Kuykendall said: Il be.
Iieve there Is definite trend among
Colorcd voters to return to the Re
publican party in large numbers.
feel, too, that Governor Ralph r
Gates and the Republican Senator
ial nominee. William II. Jenner
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

Lodge Officers, City Officials and
his local Convention Committee.
He, also. feels assured that Buffalo
will set tho pace for future conven-
tions. and, too. that this convention
will lend much toward q better un-
dcrstanding between peoples and
institutions. DR.. Byrd wishes for
the world to know. that the attend
ance and activities on the part VI
every Elk and his guests will he
pertinent TO the development Of bet
ter inter cultural relations that VIII
have its spreading
Euffalo's weatherman promises
excellent weather. With this prom
ise, the beaches, parks. golf
courses. and other amusement
places and sights like Niagara Falls
are and will be in their splendor
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

Halo Hat comes in a wide variety
Of colors and materials. 1t comes In
plaids, checks. stripes and some
are in braids, some are just thin
bands, some are made Of metals
and one Of the most popular Is made
Of flowers depending on the indi-
viduals choice of flowers.
You can get complete informa-
ton on how to make this Halo Hat
for as little ass25c by sending self
addressed stamped envelope to Mail
Dept, 54 Clark Street. Newark. ".
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16
DAYTON FLORIST RETURNS
FROM BUSINESS TRIP

Mrs Lillian Barnett. recently re-
turned from Maugah City. Mich.
where she was called on business.
While this was business trip, she
enjoyed several social functions,
Maugah Is a noted resort city.
Mrs. Barnett also visited Fox Lake
In Indiana. Mrs. Barnett is plan,
ming to purchase property at both
resorts Her floral shop is at 13;
Cor.c..:: Ave. Ridgewood Heights.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

The Halo Hat Is one of the most
important and attractive of sum-
ner and fall accessories It makes
it possible for you to reveal your
latest hairdo and yet give your
head well dressed cool appear
ance. Depending on the shape of
your face it can do marvellous
things for you. adding serenity
and calmness to your features that
otherwise would not be there. The
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16
HIGHBROW OR HULA?
uSO Offers Music 10 Suit Every Ear

IN CALIFORNIA . Pfc. James Do~dcll. Cincinnati
Ohio ooks over an album OF Tsclakossky records a
tho DcFremery Park IsO In Oakland while he 'is,ens
10 Freddy Martins rendition OF Kachmaninol Con-
ccrto USOs music facilities have enabled service
men like Dowde satisfy their love for good music.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16
]. Finley Wilson
Electd Grand Exalted
! For 18th Time

BUFFALO, N,Y.-The l..
D.P.O. Of Elks Of the World
concluded its 47th Annual
convention here today after
electing J, Finley Wilson as
pr.nd exalted ruler for the
25th consecutive tinne.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-08-16

HOT POTATOES REPLACE BURNTuP ENERGy-Insead Of the
giving aid Europs starving
children potatoes are recommended BY smiling
vegetables she family
nutritious appeng time the wheat
means life death to famine victims abroad.
American Red Cross photo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-17

Sam Feldon has purchased a house and lot at Seventh and Franklin streets here from Robert Christensen, according to the only record of property transaction en- tered here during the past week.