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COLUMBUS SOCIALS

COLUMBUS, O. ~ APNS
Mrs. Eva Rockhold, 409 Tay
lor Avenue on this Thursday
evening at~8 p. m. will be hostess to the Nonpariel Club in
her home.

_ Mrs. Emma.L. Rucker welcomed the Duchess Club when
they met in her home 80 N.

met Wednesday

ton Ave.

Mrs. Julia Pierce of 444 Mon
roe Ave., invited the Avaneez
Military Unit in a meeting last
Tuesday evening in-her home.

Sunday, June 15 the Sunday

17th~St. last Sunday at 6 p. m.
Mrs. Albert Preston was the|
hostess when the Afamado Club

afternoon Literary Club. will
meet in the Auditorium of
Poindexter Village.

Joe Louis Gets Invitation to
Cincy Reds-Dodgers Twin Games

COLUMBUS, O. ~ APNS
H. B. Brady of the Ohio Negro

~Chamber of Commerce left. Friday via Washington, D. C., enroute to New York and Buffalo
In Washington for one-day
conference with Government officials and the Liberian Contennial Exposition Commission, of
which Mr. Brady is a member of
the international body making

Parsley Tops

Parsley and celery tops may be
cured in small quantities by dipping
the stems and leaves quickly into
boiling salted -water, shaking them
dry, and spreading them on racks in
a moderately cool oven. When dried
they are storéd in covered jars or
tins,

Entertain Kiddies
Keep a box of ~small toys and
trinkets in the car to entertain children on a long drive or when visiting friends who do not have toys
available.

plans for America~s

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acceptance.

The game at Cincinnati will be
enjoyed by the. champion
Jackie Robinson, both old time
friends and ardent sports of prize
fights and baseball.

IS IT TRUE

A lad applied for a job at a
drug store, his interviewer began to fill in the form. Your
name? Ty Cobbs, answered the
boy.: Thats a pretty well known
name, is it not? It ought to be,
said the boy. I have been delivering groceries around this
neighborhood for years.

E. PERKINS,

Population Trebled
Our population more than trebled
from 1870 to 1930. During the depression years of the thirties, however, population growth dropped to
about one-half of what it was in the

Snow Shoes
Nearly every American Indian
tribe had its own particular shape
of snow shoes. Fhe most primitive
types were worn by tribes of me far

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preceding decade.

north.

A MUSICIAN OF RARE GIFTS

i Continental Features

THEY'LL NEVER DIE. Eton Fax]

THIS TALENTED MUSICIAN
CWHO BUT FOR THE PRANKS
OF FATE, MIGHT: WELL HAVE
BECOME AN IMMORTAL
VIOLINIST 2 WAS BORN 1873 IN
WASHINGTON, D.C. HE STUDIED
ATOBERLIN COLLEGE AND IN ~
BERLIN WITH THE GREAT VIOLIN
MASTER, JOACHIM /

ILLNESS FORCED HIM BACK
TO THE U.S. WHERE HE TEAMED
WITH PAUL LAWRENCE DUNBAR
AND WILLIAMS & WALKER IN
PRODUCING SUCCESSFUL.
MUSICAL STAGE HITS /

HE LATER FOUNDED AND
CONDUCTED THE FAMED N.Y
SYNCOPATED ORCHESTRA,
PENNED NUMEROUS COMPOSITIONS, AND BECAME A
RESPECTED ASSOCIATE OF
THE EXCLUSIVE NEW

YORK CLEF CLUB/

Dead Wrong

(Wet pavement!
Well, that's! na reason

_.Advance in Education
While his grandfathergbarely fin~shed grade school, and his father
had less than a year in high school,
the typical aduit today completes
pees. cal of high school, _

/ this area is now being irrigated.

Irrigation Lags
Almost 40 per cent of the land
area of the United States receives
too little rainfall for safe general
agriculture, but only 3 per cent of

in the Elm-|
hurst~ Party Home. 105 Hamil-|

participa-.
At Buffalo Joe Louis~s co-manMiles will get the invitation] ig
for the champion, announced Mr.|!

Brady who expects to get. Louis
manager~s approval and Louis~s}. ~

and].

Ni.) games.

| teams from the competing nations
lived in self-contained units. ~

*.+man Olympic village mushroomed

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COLUMBUS, 0. ~ APNS ~
On Sunday afternoon at 3:30
p.m., May 25 the officers of the
local Women~s Society of Christian Service were installed at the
Pennsylvania Avenue Methodist
church of which the Rev. W. H.
Williams is the pastor.

Rev. M E. Nelson of the Wheatland Avenwe Methodist church
preached the installation sermon
and Mrs. A, Moyer, sub-District
President and Mrs. Allen,, district promotional secretary install.

Mrs. Willie Lou Anderson Becomes President
Of Women~s Society of Christian Service ox

Mrs. Rachel Jones, secretary, of

Mrs. Susie Broady, corresponding secretary.

Mrs. Janie Washington,
surer.

trea
Mrs. Carrie Nell Thompson,
secretary of Missionary Education.

Mrs. Pally Beams, siden of
Children~s Work.

~ Mrs. Nellie Ridley, secretary of
Young People.

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Status ~of Women,
of Literature and Publication,
of. Supplies. 3

of Spiritual Life.

Christian Social Relations.

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More Homes ~

ed the officers.

Names of the officers installed
for four year terms are as follows:

Mrs. Willie Lou Anderson, president.

Mrs. Ruth Walker, vice president and chairman of program
committee.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bell,
secretary.

recording

Olymple Flame Will Shine

For 1948 Games in London
The Olympic Flame ~will be it
again next year for the first time
since 1936. It will shine out in London on July 29, 1948, when for two
weeks more than 5,000 leading athletes from every cornet of the globe
will take part in the Otympic
About a million -visitors
from overseas will flock to London
as spectators for the first postwar
Olympiad. _

The spotlight will focus on Wembley stadium, scene of numerots
outstanding sporting events in past
years. Built after World War I for
the British Empire exhibition, it is
about eight miles from central London and holds nearly 100,000 people.
The program will featureé-17, major
sports contests in all, ~ ~

Building and transport officials in.
London now are puttifig: the last
touehes to their plans for coping
with the vast crowds

One of the most intricate arrange-.
ments to be made coneerns the
Olympic: Flame. By tradition, this
must be lit in ~the stadium-on the
opening day and extinguished at the
closing ceremony. The Flame has
to be kindled on Mount Olympia,
rear where the first Olympiad was
held, then relays of. runner# will
carry the burning torch direct from
Mount Olympia in -Greece across
Europe to: Wembley. ~This means
that a complicated time-table has
to be worked out for the runners:

London will pattern the Olympic
games on those held at Los Angeles
in 1932. America set a new example
to the world in 1932 by building
Olympic vvillages:- Los Angeles
erected wooden buildings, where.

Berlin, where the games. were -
last celebrated in 1936, developed,the scheme still further. The Ger
tito a series of one-story, two-man
permanent dwellings. ~

Britain wants to carry on the wh.
lage tradition. But London. organizers are not sure that it can be
don. With one out of every three
British homes destroyed or damaged by bombs in the last six years,
building labor and materials are at
a premium.

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Orfental Rugs
Names of oriental rugs generally
are derived from the distriets or |

There were $7.3 million dwelling
units in the United States in 1940~
~more than double the 17.9 million in
1900. Occupancy per unit was one
>person less. But more than 40 per
cent of our homes in 1940 needed to
be replaced or. rehabilitated.

Safe Cities

Thirty-five cities of 10,000 population or more completed 1946 without
a traffic death. New Britain, Conn.,
with a population of 68,700, was the
largest city to achieve this record.
Hamtramck, Mich., was second and
Watertown, N. Y., was third.

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'To.-make an orange.
hinchbox-toting youngsters to

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the whole Pratap ag waxed paper.
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Constructiohi~ -
Modern mig hare a jrailroad.pas
costs.

Esther Alléni, ~ react Soieph
~| Bashford. Patton, Cok
rge ~Washington ~ ~Whitehead: Cos

Mrs; Louise Broaders, secetary.
~Mrs. Lulu Merchant, secretary = ~nr Bias Sy SRA BROOUNS ae

Mrs, Lucille Williams, secretary,

Mrs. Hattie Jordan, secretary of

this is what: home economists, #ug-p.

som end in about eight sections; cht:
ting through skin only. ~Pull pack:
rind about half an inch, then wrap

senger cars in-many cases are constructed of stainless~ ~steel, ~the
strength of which. permits drastic.
reduction in weight and operating

By Otis Raffin.
Now enroute to my howe in},
Youngstown, Ohio, for a short va- |}
cation. Below are ~our~ graduates

for Ohio State university seventieth arinual commencement in the

ginia Union university); M. Soc.
Work (Atlanta university. of Soe- Hf
ial Work) Lawnside, N. J.; dissertation: An analysis of the inter.
racial policies and. practices oh
~the group work agenpies in Co; if
lumbus, Ohio; field: of specializay~

tion: Social oe

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chanical Gellege),

cation: Essie~ Scott- Liggins, ~B.S.
in Bducatién (Wilberforce wtii
tis ~Brown ~ céllegey~ ~Columibts; |
field ~ of specialization:

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~lege of A~ts'and ~Seiendé

lambus. Bachelor ~of

lumbus: ~Mary ~Beth | Greene, |
Washington, D. C.; Philicia Pow!
ell, Cleveland. Batication College,
~| Edith - Christina ~Edwards, Cols.;
Evelyn G. ~Foreman, Youpestown;
Margaret, Ann ~Fulton, Cols...

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Tarmies
ELa., * attempted. ~silicide &
}Pionieer Cafe: ~Friday, June
drinking
Tate was, adorei

stadium, Friday, June 6 at 5 par.||_
Thomas Baker Jones, B.A. (Vir-}}

Fla, Field of Specialization: ~Rau: fe

| versity) ~Chillicothe, ~Ohio; eld! A
~| of Speviatination: English.~ ~~ fertad
~William ~Max Pace, B. A. (Mor. | ial

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Donald Calvin Reed, B. A. Gisk/}
oe Oberlin, field: Educa: 2

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Leroy " Lidgatt, Mansfield, hoy
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Pappas of | 417
~Pslumped iff~ a cnc With~ the
bottle~ of* disthfecta in ~%
4 hand. Tate Was: a ~to ~Méxty
Hospital by the police. a 1,
~ahce for Spmefgericy | Mrgatmeyt]
and thé victim ~was unconscious
from the time of discovery to
his arrival

Farm Trend

Family-size farms in the U. S. are
larger, more mechanized and are
operated more like: commercialized
businesses than farms of 5 to 10
years ago, The average size farm is
now 20 acres larger than, 5 years
ago and 50 acres larger than 25
years ago.:

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More Fires. a
The preliminary estimate of: fire
losses in 1846. made by the National
Board of Fire Underwriters, ~was
561 million dollars or 23 per: cent
more than the comparable preliminary eaipate for 1945.

Clean Sewing Machine
It's time Mr your sewing machine
to have Ja spring = j.éleaning. For
cleaning, use kerosefie. or cleaning
flaid. Land adju: ~Use good oil,
-for poor ofl often is mitre damaging
than no oil.

Cover Against Paint
When: painting woodwork, coatthe door knobs and locks with vaseline. Any paint that splashed on
these surfaces can be easily wiped

off later. ne

Women Medic<~

Eloisa Diaz and Ernestina Perez,
who graduated from the University
of Chile in 1887, were the first South
American women to practice medicine.

Infective Disease
foot-and-mouth disease is caused
by a virus so infective that it will
eause the disease in dilutions as
great as one to ten million.

Big Order
Class I railroads on January 1,
1947, had 2,304 new passenger cars

towns in which they are woven.

Dog Days
Hot~ summer days ate probably
called.dog days because they oecurwhen *Sitius, the dog star, rises in
conjunction with the sun, acéording
to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.: ~. Vet
/ Veterans will ~cae ith ~their
families, a third to a | of the

Whole working population~ and. the
rast active part of it for years to
corfie.

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line. witht th head of eath

the tail: ~of: the caterpillar:in front.

sia are known as ~
piers or army worms.

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Samad Dishes:
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| dish and can be plain or.
Hard:

cheese, vegetables or 1

taste treat.

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- Wartime Spending
At the peak of the war effort thé-;
govertunent Was dpendirig 100 bil-~
lion dofars a year, 8 billion dollars

12 million doffars an hour, $200,000
a minute and $3,333 a second. ~

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Stow in Reforesting
The forest service says that at the
average rate of tree planting in this
eountry, 600 years will be required
to, complete the~ planting job now
needed.

j Gladiatorial Shows
- Some gladiatorfal shows in ome

ane

Souffes are an~ Ccpaeern ext +

a month, 2 billion dollars a week, |

~Grandview and Peoples Gri
however none of them seemed

mation to positive identification
of Tate; J Tate has *
hait, 5 feeh 8 inches fall} 3
35 years old, and weighs pi
150,, to 160 pounds. There was
no form of Witatitektion on the
person of Tate to lead to per
| Sons" ~who~ could~ iad pied

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Velva fruit, a full-flavored new;
frozen dessert, can be made from
high quality fruit that is a little, tog
ripe for shipping or canning, or, from fruit that is slightly ~
in form or ecoler.

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