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~cand Mary Ann Bailer, Looking

|. Keith and her. guest,

~ Johnson had a_ breakfast for

_ Mrs

- Avenue, Mrs, Celestine Mc-Far
-meimbers are formed-a name for

Then new members will be ask
SATURDAY. MAY 4, 1946

THE FLINT SPOKESMAN

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Here And There

WITH ISOLA

Now that Easter has heralded
the coming of spring and. departed we can again settle down

~to normal, The young fry has |
gone reluctantly back to school,

as dinner guests last Sunday
Dr. and Mrs, J, Brewer and
Dr. and Mrs, J. M.. Knox,

We saw _ attractive

Eunice

_ COLUMBUS,

\7. Dp. m, in- Poindexter Village
Hall, Refreshments, dancing and
cash prizes arte the highlights of
the evening, | 4

and we begin to think of sum- Lowery at the Fashion show all!: SPRING HOP

mer vacation. and shopping

sprees. ~

Giadys and Clem Mills~ Fash
ion Show was the event of last Haley Bell and Arrington were | Blackwell | and

week and just about everyone
was there, The most outstanding models in the show were
lovely seventeen year old Leona
Lucky, Julia Grimes, Inez
~Wright King, Selma McGlasker

equally smart in the audience,
vwhich even consisted of standees
in the aisles, were Leona Lange,
Carolyn Glover, Theresa Henderson, Queeni Mae Williams,
Ila Claire Knox, Dean Jackson,
(who wore a luscious grey suit
with, black patent accessories,
Gladys Chipchase, dripping with
silver fox with the new Scalloped knee line; Louise MarShall, all in black and _ white;
Anna Simpson, wearing a lovely flowered chapeaux; Marie
Marian
Gresham; Rosa Gragg, the D.
T. Burton family and many,
many more.

The Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity held its regional in Cleveland last week and a crowd left
here to attend, S, B. McQueen,
Carolyn Glover, Ben Henderson and Leona Langé were a
in black with furs slung carelessly across her shoulders,

Mesdames. Paul Alexander; |

hostesses to the Alpha Wives
club meeting last Wednesday

| night at the Frat House,

Thé Parent-Teachers Association met last Tuesday night at
the Alger. School, Mrs, Irene
McClendon presided and a large
group attended.

Mrs, Della Jackson of Rosedale Avenue is back from = Indianapolis, She brought back an
old friend of hers, Bertha Clark,
who spent a few aye ~with
her,

The Hershel Richeys are very
busy getting their nursery together for their little newcome who will ~arrive this month.
Joyce and Janet are anxious to
know whether they will have a
little sister or *a brother and
can hardly stand~ the) suspense.

We eard that Eunice Cowen of
Dayton was in town for a brief
visit last week,

mong those leaving last Friday!
night. They will be shown the
town by Arthur Bryant who is
in business there, |

Cadence and Walter Hines are |
home again after spending a
fortnight in sunny California.

\Ed Williams~ daughter, Doris,
came from New Jersey last week
to spend a.while with him dur--
ing his sllness,

Gladys Chipchase and Virginia Marshall left Detroit last
week after visiting the D, J.
Grahams of Josephine Ave.
Many affairs were planned for
them, Lawrence and Rhoda

them last Sunday morning.
Guests were Dr, and Mrs. J.
M, Knox, Dr, and Mrs, Ted

White, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Mills,
Mr, -and Mrs, Suggs, Dr, and
Mrs Walter Harmon, Dr. and
D. J, Graham, Mr, and

Mrs, Elliot Brown and others,

Dr. and Mrs. Mathaltje had |

The Up To Daters Bridge
Party last Saturday ~afternoon
was a swank affair, It was held
at the Omega House and jujst
about every one was there. The
~flowered hats and smart suits
the girls wore made a very
pretty picture and they say the

| prizes were of the most expen
siv2 kind, The booby prize was
two linen guest towels, which
will give you an, idea of the,
rest of them,

Clarice Arnold is wearing the
smartest hair-do these days, To"
Set it off she wears a band of
brown satin ribbon around her
head and the ends hang to -her
shoulders,

Jeanna Graham was twelve
years old last Monday and was
very proud of the ball bearing
streara-lined skates she received for her birthday.

~Its nice to. See Margaret Bennett up and out again after her
siege of illness,

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TOLEDO

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of By Berniece P. |

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TOLEDO,,OHIO ~ APNS~.
' CLUB NEWS

s

A new social club has been
formed. The first meeting was
held: at the home of Miss Bernice Simmons of 913 Woodland

land was chosen Chaperon,
The Officers were:
Hillard Malone ~ President.
Beatrice Simmons ~ V. President,,
Ernestine. Lie ~ Secretary,
Manila Moore ~ Treasurer.
Lucy LaMarr ~ Membership
Committee.
~Thomas Bell ~ Entertainment
Committee,
Columbus Howard ~ Entertainment Committee,
-The club decided that the first
fif~een members become charter members after the charter

the club will be decided upon.

ed to join,

This group will iaoek once a
week at 8 o'clock. The next
meeting will be held at 913
Woodland Avenue,

STIRPRISE BIRTHDAY _

- PARTY | |

A surprise birthday party was

IETY

Jordan

ily for Helen~Brown on her 18th
birthday at the home of Mrs,

Brewn, 1042 Woodland Avenue. |

Helen was really caught off
guard for she had no idea of
such an event, To prove her
shocknessed she didn~t know
whether to cry or to shout with
joy. Everyone enjoyed themSelves to the highest,

HOME ON FURLOUGH

Pvt, Wallace Sparks is home
on furlough after spending three ~
months of training in Fort Lewis Washington in the army, Wallace has ten days home with
his moter and father, relatives
and many friends.

CHURCH SOCIAL GIVEN
FOR RETURNING VETERANS
The veterans of this city really had an enjoyable time at
Third Baptist Church, Monday
evening, April 29, when the
church gave in their honor a social, This social. was given to

help show the appreciation of |

the members of the church of
a wonderful work that these

have so bravely done, The
soaker for this event. was the
Rev, C. K. Stalnaker who was
the former pastor of the church,

eren- by David Brown and fam- Rev, Stalnaker now, | however,

{

The Bobby Sox Spring Hop will
- held May 10 from 8 to 12, ~p.., in The Blue Triangle Branch

| YMCA, 690 E, Long St, Jimmy
orchestra will
play, The Ten Top Hatters are
sponsors,

SPRING OUTING

The Tuxedo Club Auxiliary of
the Franklin Lodge of Elks, No,
203, will present a Spring Outing on Sunday, May 5 in Hanford Village.) Arrangements for
transportation are being made
in the Elk~s Home, 156 Lexing
ton Avenue,

Mrs, Nora @wynn, who spent
lthe winter with her brother,
James Gwynn, of 150 S, Oakley
avenue, left last Sunday for W.
Virginia, and will return to Mt,
Airy, N. C. |where she resides.

Mr, and Mrs, Henry Willis,
of 196 Jefferson avenue, are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
Motker and baby are doing nicely, Mrs, Willis is the daughter
of Rev, J, H, Burks, the builder of the present structure of
Shiloh Baptist Church,

Mr. John W, Garland of Rock
Island, Ill, attended the funeral of ~his sister last week,
Mrs, Anna Koberson, of 248 N,
18th street, Mrs, Roberson has
been in failing health for~: some
time. Funeral] services were conducted last |Monday afternoon
in the Asbury M, E, Church by
Rev. Vincent) P. Smith,

The Interracial Meeting of the
Methodist Women~s. Christian
Conference are convening in the
c'ty, Represntativs from all the
states of the union are in attendance,

Miss Blundhe M. VanHook,
was hostess last Friday evening
to members of the Alpha Kappa
Chapter of Iota Phi Lambda at
the Belmont Club, Favors of
litle telephones, filled with~canay was given each, A chicken
dirmer was served, Members who
attended dele Sorors Hattie B.
Redmond, President Stella E,
Reed, Lucille B. Culpepper,
Roberta McNeil, Lottie Wooden, Blanche |M, VanHook, The
birthday of Soror Reed, was observed with a card and handkerchief shower

Mrs, Mary Hopson, was hos:
tess to members of the Unique
Embroidery Club, in her apartment, 77 Taylor Avenue, last
| Thursday evening, Mr, D. M,
sPrillerman manager of ~the Dun~bar Life InSurance Company,
was the guest speaker, *. who
spoke on How and Why buy

Life Insurance, Mrs, Hazel
Garres, chairman of Activity
Committee,conducted the

drawing on the blanket which
was given away, The winner
was Mrs, Roxie Cheek of 65
S. Oakley avenue, Those in attendance: Mr. Virgie Giles,
president, ~\Mesdames Amelia B,
Prillerma, Laura Shipley, Ellen
Jackson, Ernie~ James, Leona
Smith, Anna May Chapman,
Mary Bridges, Pearl Reid, Rachel Anderson, Lelia: Préssie
Hazel Garnes; Hattie B, Redmond; Gwendolyn Moses, Gail
Linnie, and the hostess, Mrs.
Hopson, Delegates elected to
attend th District meting were
Mesdames Amelia B. Prillerman, Mary Bridges, Mary Hop
son, alternatks, Gwendolyn
Moses, Pear] Reid, Gail Linnie.

Blue Star Mothers of America, Carroll Earley Unit, held its
reguiar business meeting last
~Thursday afternoon, in the
Poindexter Village, Social
Room, It was reported at this
meeting that ~they took 150
in Chillicothe, Ohio, also they
took magazines,
candy.and. they took a group
of young -ladies to entertain
patients in ward No. 35 last
Saturday they also furnished
40 dozen cookies at the USO
Lounge at the Union Station.
And the second week in May
they will furnish cookies at
Lockbourne Army ~Air Base,
Those present: Mrs, L, M.
Shaw, president, Mesdames A,
B. Smith, Harriett Walker,
Maude Chambers, Ida Early,
Susie Williams, Lena Spiller,
Bertha Anderson, Hattie.B,
Redmond, Lillian Williams, Tda
Suddith, Edna Sullivan, Allie
Robinson, Maude F. McNabb.
Mary B. Peterson, and Mrs,
Robert Watson,
At the Elmherst Party Home
on Tuesday, April 23rd, Mrs.
Mari Hudnell was hostess at
the Afamada Club, After the

business meeting they enjoyed refreshments. Mrs, Anna B,
Jones, president. Mrs, Emma
Rucker, secretary.

Wednesday, April 24th, Mrs.

is engaged in
of the YMCA in the city of

an inspiring message to those
who attended and it was really
food for thought, Approximately 150 people were out to join
~this great feast,
number of the veterans were
~out and everyone present had
an enjoyable time,

RECENTLY DISCHARGED
Seaman Irvin Swan who has
served three) years of service is
|home now to his family and
many friends, with an honorable
discharge. Seaman ~Swan states

that it is great to. be home and
that Toledo | hasn~t changed, It
is good to ve you back. Mr,

Swan is the son of Mr, and
Mrs, Ivan Swan of Maywood
| Avenue. |
TO SPEAK IN ORATORICAL
CONTEST |

Mr, Frank J, Troy shall represent Third Baptist Church,
May 9-12 at the Northern Ohio
District Sunday School and B.
Y. P, U, Convention which is
to convene jin Cleveland, Ohio,
in their Annual Oratorical Contest. Mr, Troy~s subject is the
Prince of Peace. Toledo is ~in
back of you and may you come
out among | the winners, Good
luck! Poo.

IN THE EASTER PARADE
Yes, last Sunday we had the
blessing of the first peace-time
Easter in a long period of time,
While surveying the avenues,
I had the opportunity and privilege of seeing quite a few of
our young people walking, Among - who looked very
lovely in their Easter Finery

New York. Rev. Stalnaker gave,

Quite a large|

) the Negro Services | were: Misses Thelma Williams,

Faye Woodson, Margie Grigsby,
Geneva Barnett, and Messrs.
~Harold.Garner, Frank Troy,
Booker Danner, Arthur Lanier
and several others whom I do
not have the time to mention,

-HOME FROM HOSPITAL
FOR EASTER

Miss Betty Jayne Clemens
who had been ill at the Roche
Hospial for a long period of
time was home to her many
friends Easter Sunday. Betty is
really making improvement and
expects to be home for good
sometime in June,

BLESSED WITH A 13-LB,
BABY SON

Mr. awd Mrs, Eugene Harris
of 634 Belmont were the proud
parents of a 13 pound baby boy,
Thursday, at the Mercy Hospital, Both mother and son are
doing very nicely.

Social News

Little

tenth birthday on April 30, Ap
of the day,

Rev, Sneedy Washington of
Pennsylvania is the house guest
of Mr, and Mrs, Washington of
4860 Lumley St.

bon Ingredient
Carbin fy on essential ingredient
in smelting operations for the production of calcium carbide, ferroalloys such as ferrosilicon and ferro
aluminous abrasives, iron ore redue
~tion and other electro processes.

~ington Avenue,

dozen of cookies to their ward |
| ference,
cigarettes and |

Hilliary Hatchett,

| at their home;

Marie Smith of 20468 |
Indiana Avenue celebrated her |.

proximately fifteen of her little |.
friends came by to give her EA, fintoasest | Meets Onis
their wishes for many returns

chrome, phosphates, silicon carbide,.

~~

Columbus ~Social Activitie=

ATTIE BUFORD REDNOND, SOCIAL EDITOR

Ohio~(APNS~
SCAVANGER HUNT

s..The H-2 Club will give a scav-enger hunt, Friday, May 3 at

Geniva Free was_ hostess S
the Children~s Hospital Auxil- |
jary at. the Elmherst Party,
Home, Thirteen were present,
Refreshmrits were served, Mrs,
Wilbur King, president, Blanch Vanhook, secretary.
_-Thursday, April 25th,at the
Elmherst Party Home, Mrs;
Ida Beck was hostess to the
Women~s Council. Mrs, Geneva Free was guest, She gave
a political talk after the business meeting. Fifteen were
present, Refreshments -were
served, Plans were completed
for a Bazaar and Baby Contest to be given May 23rd at
the YWCA.

riday, April 26th, the Loyal

Ladies of Friendship gave a
dinner at the Elmherst Private.
Home, 105 Hamilton~ avenue,

38 people were present. Miss
Collier - was~ chairman. of the
affair, A program was enjoyed after the dinner,

The Delta Sigma Theta gave
their annual dinner April 27th,
at the Elmherst Private Home,
Miss Verna Payne was chairman of the affair, 21 girls were
present,

Mrs, Mary Terry, of 61 Lexand her neice,
Mrs, Daisy Cardwell, attended
the Methodist Conference last
week in Detroit, Michigan.
They both are members of
Claire Chapel M, E, Church.
They reported a splendid Con
The. Blue Star Mothers of
America Chapter No, 6. will
hold card party at the Southern Hotel on May 9th, Prizes
will be awarded, ~

' In celebration of National
Music Week and also commor
ating the memory of James
Weldon Johnson, the James
Weldon Johnson Study

Group of the Columbus Branch
of the- National Association of
Negro Musicians will present

~Miss Gloria Meade, young dra
and advanced
Marian Corey

matic soprano
student: of Mrs,
Dyer in recital Sunday, May
5th, 4 p.m, at Second Baptist
Church, Miss Meade won first
place in the District contest

conducted by the National As- |

sociation of Negro Musicians
in 1944, Mrs, Geraldine McCoy, is the accompanist,. Mr.
recently re-'
turned from overseas will assist,

sorry we cannot say good-bye
to everyone, Come to se~ us
at our new address, 1022 E,
Rich. Street, Fa-8147, The L.
M. Shaw and family,

Last Sunday, Mr,.. and Mrs,
Clenzo Bell, 502~ Trevitt Street,
gave a birthday dinner in: honor of their son, Clenzo, Jr.,
A purse and
gifts were received, Those who
enjoyed their hospitality were
Messrs, Louis Lowry, Lawrence
Stepens, James Milner, Charles Davidson, Alphonso Bell, Leslie Henton, Robert Pressey and
the honoree, Clenzo Bell, After dinner they all enjoyed a

~show at the Lowes Ohio.

Last Monday at the noon day
dance at West High School,
Jimmy Blackwell and his Orchestra furnished the music,
On Friday he gave a ~preview
in the auditorium which went
over with a bang, They. will
play for the Jabberwock at
Fast High School~ on May 17.

Miss Odell Broaddus, of

Mareqg, Kv snent Jast weak hore

-- onest of her sisters, Mrs
~alli ]

AHING
Wamen

a711 van hear God~s werd~

-- Alfanre and Daughters of
acking vou to unife
~sth ne We women can helr
he men of our group to do 3
~reater work. by uniting in, unit
Fl nw

are

~sd force. Our headauarters are

Yacated at the St. Anthony

-Temnle, 6390 St. Aubin Street

-anr of Adelle.

For information~ cali To 5.
2760 or Te. 1-1775.
Rev. Mother Bradley Lewis,

President and Founder
Rev. M. O. Anderson,
Vice-President. |

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| April 23, given by the LAAB.

Georgia Burton, 438 S, Oakley
avenue, and Mrs, Oscar Smith,
443 Mt, Vernor avenue.

Mr, Kenneth A, Morris, Executive Secretary and Mr, Char~les R; Webb, Boys~ Work Secretary, were guests at a Luncheon at L, A, A. B. Tuesday,

Officers~ Wives Club, The
Youth Conference opened on
Friday, April 26, with a banquat at Spring Street YMCA,
Many out of towners attended
and quite a few new ideas were
exchanged from the various

to attend this conference in
Columbus. This is the Fifth
Annual Conference of the Youth
Forum, Mr. Webb, Bovs~ Work
Secretary has done a very fine
job with the Youth of our city,

LAAB Officers~ Wives are

tiee offered at Snrine Street
~Vv Manv of the
moating at the Vv~
ming and ewmn elasseg in the

for swimmarnings

far aurimming in, the avanines
Brroarunna ceame tn have a enna |
town

TH enamea ta ha tha nland

tn

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USO Canteen is open every

day evening at the ~Y~ Servicemen and women are welcome and special activities are
offered for these occasions,
Jr. and Sr,
guests at a party at LAAB
Friday, April 26 at the Service: |

ed for the occasion from the |
base, |

Paul Lee, a student of West
Jr, High School, has proved
himself to be-a,wide awake
salesman for the Columbus
American on the Hilltop, |

Mrs. Ruth Cotman _Irven,
left for River Rough, Michigan, |
where she will be the guest
speaker for th State of Michigan Branch of the- NAACP on
Saturday for the State Conference of the NAACP Banquet, She will speak on the
subject, ~Who Is Delinquent,
The Child or the Parent?~ Mrs,
Callie Dobbs, of Atlanta, Gai,
accompained her to Detroit
where she will visit with her,
two sisters.

You are cordially invited to
attend the Annual Mothers~
Day Tez, given by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Dining Car
Department Local, No, 370,
Sunday, May 12, at Elmhurst
Private party home, 105 Hamjlton. avenue, Hours 3-7 p.m,
Mrs, J. G. Mitchell, president,
Mrs, R, C, Crews, chairman.

STAPBED WITH

ICE PICK ~
April 25th, in front of 428
St, Clair Avenue, Chester Wil
son, 27, and married, of 1159
Leonard Avenue, got into an ar
gument with Louis Shelton over
an automobile. Shelton stabbed
him in the~ right side of the

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neck with au ice pick, Wilso
went to St, Francis Hospit
where he was attended and re
leased, He says that he will file
affidavit.

CLUB NEWS|

Club met at the home of Estella Scruggs, 7554 American Ave
nue, last week, Members pres- -

ent included Mrs, Lena Beauregard, Mrs, Billie Daukins
Mrs, Ida Elkins, Mrs, Mary
Harris, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mrs,
Bertha Brown, Mrs,-. Annie

branch delegates who were sent

1

Bered as the young lady who

'ness and beauty, has bean com
Geraldine McCoy to Nekabebiany

Gloria Ann Meade in First Public |
Demand Concert After Radio Debut

COLUMBUS, Ohio~ (APNS~-,;
Gloria Ann Meade, 20-yearold dramatic soprano, will be
presented in concert by the
James Weldon Johnson Study
Club of the National Association of Negro Musicians, Sunday,
May 5 at 4:00 p, m, at the Second Baptist Church,

Gloria Meade, will~be remem
won the state contest of the National Musicians, She has studied for a number of years asa
student of Marion Corey Dyer,
Her voice, which is full of rich
taking advantage of the activi-||

~Jadies are.

Wednesday, Saturday and Sun-| pocompany Miss Meade. and Hil:

hostesses were |

men~s Club, Buses were provid. |

|| Le "
Ontte a few af tha| ague, she has been encourag

man have alen eamea ton tha ove

|| The story of Gloria, is the story
of a young girl -who -has. work
is free to the public

pared favorably with that of the
outstanding artists of our day.
After appearances on the Tenth
Man and other programs sponSored by the Columbus Urban

ed by membrs of all groups,

ed hard for a place in the sun,
and a story of a _ success of
which we wil] all be proud.

Mrs, Geraldine McCoy will

liary Hatchett, Jr., pianist, will
be heard on the program which

Many Attend
Lawrence Stephen's
Birthday Party

COLUMBUS, Ohio
By Hattie BB, Redmond

On Friday evening, April 26th,

a birthday party was given hon
parents, Mr, and, Mrs, Frede
(APNS~

|
oring Lawrence Stephens by his:

ick Stephens, at their home 321
S. Highland Avenue,
his 18th birthday, Dancing and
games were the evenings entertainment, Refrshments ~

money was received, Those who
were present were: Misses Mary
Ann Merrill, Norma Jean Merriil,, Lucille Perrin, Pat McGin~

nis, Virginia Preston, Sally
Preston, Neil Chubbs, Dorothy
Philips, Georgia Mae Elliott,

Delores Colwell, Pee Wee, and
Barbara, Yvonne Hughes, Ruth
Moore, Messrs, Whitcomb Tanner, Raymond Hart, Jim Page,
Billy Prillerman, Robert Howe,
James Wade, and the honoree
Lawrence Stephens,

PERSONALS

The friends of. Mrs, Ruth
Crosby are very glad to know
that she is recovering from a
fall and hope she will be able
to be out with them soon,

Mrs. Hayle Olden left April

}29 for home in New Orleans be
cause, of the death of her mother who had been ill for some
time,

The -Medbury Neighborhood

honoring |

were |
served, Many useful gifts and

Club met at 943 Medbury Street
at the usual time, The Club was
very sorry to hear of the death
of Mr. Jordan. The meeting
consisted of making plans for
the coming season,
Mrs, Davis, Pres.
Cousin, Sec~y,

Mrs, M.

Columbus Boys~
Choir To Sing
At St. Paul

COLUMBUS, Ohio~(APNS~

The Mother~s Club of St, Paul
A, M, E, Church, East Long
Street, is presenting the Columbus Boys~ Choir of 90 voices
under the direction of Mr. Here ~
bert Huffman, Thursday, May
19th at 8:00 p, m. Mrs, Mayne
Christman, president Mrs. Willie Lines, Chairman of commitMrs, Florence Oakfield and
Mrs. Mary Edwards. committee
members. Dr. A S. King is
pastor,.
tae,

MRS WHITFIELD APPOINTED

| ORGANIZER....Mrs. Joan Elizabeth Whitfield,
1517 E, Warren Avenue has been
recently appointed Grand Or--
ganizer of the Order of the
ISIS for North and South America, incorporated under the National Supreme, Council, Soverign Grand Inspector, General
of Ancient and Scottish-rite Masons incorporated in North and
South Africa,

Mrs, Whitfield, a former rural -
school teacher in the state of
Mississippi has had much. ex
| perience in social work and finds

much joy in that type of work,
She is a member of the Gospel -
Temple B, C., of which Rev.
W. E, Ramsey is pastor,

GIRL HURT FROM Z
AUTO ACCIDENT

COLUMBUS, Ohio ~(APNS)

Shirley Jones, 6, 322 E,. 5th
Avenue, Saturday, April 27, ran
from North to South across E,
5th Avenue, just west of Grant
Avenue, and was struck by a
Plymouth sedan- driven west on
5th Ave., by Arthur M, Mason,
of 1412 St, Clair Ave, The driver took the child to University:
Hospital;where she was X-rayed
for possible fracture of skull.

BITTEN BY DOG
COLUMBUS, Ohio~(APNS~_.
Lorrine Vinson, 10, of 492

Lehman St., while in front of

512 Lehman St,, April 25th, was

bitten on the right leg by a dog

owned by Johnny Long of 501

Lehman St. Lorrine was taken

to Childrens Hospital where she

was attended.

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