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By GEORGE LAWRENCE
Notes From A Cub Reporters Notebook
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G. j. Jr. is planning 80 August vacation at sWank Oak Bluffs, Mass.
Antioch Colleges Waiter Anderson will leave soon for a deserted
spot in Michigan to work on some new compositions HIS ost-pr1zed
possession is a huge photograph by United Press of the official pre-
sentation of his last work, I'D Cantata" to Mrs. FDR. The COM
position was dedicated to the late President Franklin Deano Roose-
welt.
MONDAY MORNING MAIL-BAG: A mutual friend writes 10
Virginia Farley of 26 Boyer ST., will soon become Mrs. William II.
Matthews. It'll be the event of August 4 at Wayman Chapel AME
Church in Dayton. The announcement came recently At a Bridge party
attended by than 80 guests. Mrs. Lillian (Revere) Miller,
good news Postal card from Rod Pugh, Daytonian in Chicago
Is psychologist with Veterans Administration Another card from
our favorite "aunt," Mrs. Minnie Eigner, who's having "a big time"
in Nashville, Tenn. for the Summer An engraved mote announc-
ton Da.her, who has taken over the former office of DR.. Fala Biggs
at GIG w Fifth St. And we hear he's ON the ball!
GEM CITY SOCIAL. NOTES: The Observation Club entertain
in tie lakeside home of Mrs. Joseph Turner out on Lakevew Ave.
Among the more than 40 guests was Jane Hunter OF Cleveland,
founder of the famous national Phyllis Wheatley movement. OBJ
servation club president Mrs. Armer Conrad has been appointed ways
Germantown st. had as houseguests the Kermit Clarkes and the
James Bruces of St. Louis. Highlght Of the visit was a gala picnic
on the lawn Of Mrs. Suzanne Harris Of milford St. Both Mr.. Clark
and Mr.. Bruce are members of the st. Louis (Mo) Fire Depart
Ohio's Capital City after a four-week visit in Dayton with her
nephews, James and Shelly Parks. The Parks brothers, James, Shell
ly and Emanuel are off for a Today fishing trip in Michigan.
card party at the downtown Bltmore Hotel Leading adverti-
sing agencies interviewing lovely commercial artist Peggy Ann Owens,
from Carnegie Tech. in Pittsburgh, introduced by the wide-awake
Dayton Urban League -Four Negro girls attending classes at
Gordon Munson doing a brilliant job o n schooime radio SERIES
He. chairman of the school health committee of the Montgomery
County Medical Society.