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JUSTICE TO ALL battel Sretu* EXPONENT OF TRUTH VOL.—2 NO.—9 EVANSVILLE- AN ARGU, INDIANAS ,I NSATURDAY EVERY, AUGUS T 12, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS CCC Enrollee Killed By Auto On Highway Firing Woolworthj Edward P. Watt, Indianapolis NEWS An Artist and A Teacher Salesgirl May Colored Carrier Has Degree Cause Boycott FLASHE* LOS ANGELES,—{A N P)— Youth, Killed Instantly For the first time in three years From State Teachers College Injured When Gar DELEGATE TO IMPERIAL the boycott of a white controlled Belford Hendricks Has COUNCIL business establishment may be Crashes Into Group Picnic At Mesker's Park declared by local leaders. The Ambition To Attend Mr. and Mrs. Richard Q. place threatened is the large The Independence Baptist Beams left Saturday for Detroit, Woolworth store on Central ave­ Near Wadesville Camp nue in the heart of the busy co­ Boston Conservatory WADESVILLE, Ind.,—(Special Church sponsored a picnic and where he will serve as a dele­ outing at Mesker's Park, Satur­ lored shopping district with 90% Of Music to the Evansville Argus)—Ed­ gate to the Imperial Council rep­ of its trade coming from Negroes. ward Phillip Watt, 18, formerly day August 5, with 65 children, resenting Carlisle Temple No. Belford Hendricks, one of the But last week following a three colored carriers on the of Indianapolis, an enrollee in 15 parents and relatives parti­ 118. They will return to the city series of alleged persecutions, a the Wadesville CCC Camp was cipating in the affair. Lunches before leaving for the Grand new manager named Swain sum­ Evansville post office staff, holds instantly killed about 1 o'clock were carried and ice cream and Lodge Convention of the Masons marily fired pretty Miss Mae a degree from Indiana State Sunday morning when- struck by punch were served. Horse-shoes, in N. Y. city the latter part of Pauter, one of the most efficient, Teachers' college, composes and an automobile. The youths were volley ball, softball and other August. as well as popular of all the co­ arranges music and has an am­ gathered around an Evansville games were played. lored salesgirls in the city. She bition to do graduate work at Boston Conservatory. bus loaded with girls from the Miss J. Gracey and the chil­ ATTENCE HOPKINS DANCE was also probably the most ex­ city, located near the camp when dren from the Orphan Home al­ perienced girl on the staff, as He has a sister, Dorothy, who IN OWENBORO she had been in the first number the accident occured. The girls so attended the affair. Trans.- also holds, a degree from the Ter- Misses Marjorie Langley, Wil- employed when the store erased re Haute college, and a brother, had been to the camp to attend portation was furnished by Doris helmina McKinney, Mabel Pat­ the color line as to clerks. Dulin, Jame$ Thompkins, James Paul, who teaches science and a dance. terson and Alfreda Lennox; Levy The fact that no other colored Evans and Booker Pauley. The music in a Johnson City, Tenn., Two 0* the injured enrollees, West, Henry Stone, Roland Carey girl has been fired as yet has recreation division of the city not lessoned the indignation of high school. Oscar Wilson, 17 and Jethero and J. Wendell Holder motored Composed "Melody Man" Jackson, 24, both of Indianapolis, furnished play ground equip­ citizens who have been observing ment under the supervision of to Owensboro, Ky., Tuesday eve­ Belford worked his way were rushed to the Marine hos­ ning to attend the Claude Hop­ the activities of the new mana­ James E. Evans. Miss Lula Belle ger. Coming from a store in through college by playing in pital where the former suffered kins' Dance at the Rainbow Gar­ a broken leg and the latter a leg Mallory is secretary of the Sun­ Huntington Park which has been dance bands. One of his own day School department of the dens. Misses Patterson and Len­ revealed in a number of court compositions, "The Melody Man", injury. Other injured were nox, Messrs. Stone and Carey cases to be a hot-bed of color treated at the camp. church. was recorded by Jimmy Lunce- are residents of Gary, Indiana. prejudice, he is supposed to re­ ford. In addition to paying his BELFORD HENDRICKS According to John Baker, IN MARINE HOSPITAL sent the presence of colored own tuition he helped along his (white) 22, Stewartsville, he was OHIO VISITORS workers in other than menial brother at the same time. sician whether his particular blinded by lights of the bus. James Davis, S. Elliott street, positions. Seemingly, he was Mrs. Corinne Perkins, Colum­ "I've got to be study some­ field is swing^or something high­ With Baker was Miss June Simp­ is confined in the Marine Hos­ irked from the start at Miss bus, Ohio, was the week end thing or I'm not happy," he said. er up the scale. son also of Stewartsville and Mr. pital suffering from an infected Pauter's knowledge of the firm's guest of Mrs. Laura Butler, He is now a sub but is scheduled Hendricks has been a substi­ and Mrs. Harold Kreitenstein of leg suffered in an accident on affairs, and business-like man­ W. Delaware street. While here to receive a regular route soon, tute carrier two years and three Wadesville, all whites. They the job of the Works' Progress ner in which she handled all her she was highly entertained by which will give him more time months. During that time he has were returning to Stewartsville Administration. responsibilities. She had also Mrs. Carey of the Lincoln Gar­ to study. carried mail on practically all from Evansville where they had called him down when he first dens and Mr. and Mrs. Hampton came for using "n r." Classical Background Essential of the 56 routts of the city. been roller skating. We think the cleverest crack is Washington of E. Gum street. Senator Soaper's, who says thpt His particular reason for desir­ He is married and lives at 404 State patrolmain Willars Walls Europe always has the front Mrs. Perkins, one of Ohio's East Walnut street. and Coroner Barrett conducted loveliest society matrons, is con­ ing graduate study is his belief page, just as _a funeral is given Bar Asso. To that a classical background is es­ Photo and Story—Courtesy— the investigation. the right of way. nected with a very fashionable Evansville Courier-Press. dress shop in Columbus where sential to the success of any mu- she serves as forelady and mod­ eler. Hold Confab BALTIMORE, Md., Aug. 10— Indian Pow-Wow At Lincoln (By special wire to the St. Louis RETURNS FROM BOSTON Argus) Prominent Garyite Slain Mrs. Sallie W. Stewart, execu­ The National Bar Association's tive secretary of NACW, has re­ 15 th annual convention will be Field Tuesday Night turned from Boston, Mass., held at Public School No. 136 where- she attended the National Edgecombe, avenue and 135th St., In Street Fracas convention of this organization. Oliver Hambleton Will New York ^lirlyT" August' W£ >A&; She will resume her very enter- and 19th. All sessions -begin at MISS SAVANNAH JEAN ROY — who is spending ner vacation Victim Dies Sunday trustee at one time. Dr. Dogan, to Retire esting column, "Passing with her sisters, Mrs. Essie Henderson and Miss Ozzie Roy of 3673 9 a.m. M. Lelio Joseph, president Play Captain John Surviving are her daughter Thoughts" in the very near fu­ Finney Ave. of the Haitian Bar Association From Wounds who lives here and teache in Smith and Annette MARSHALL, Tex.—(ANP)— ture. Miss Roy is a graduate of Sumner High School, '29, and Florida will be guest speaker. This GARY, Ind.,—(Special to s Dr. M. W. Dogan, president of promises to be the largest session the city school system; her two A. & M. College. At present, she is a teacher in Pensacola, Fla. She is Evansville Argus)—Mrs. Clara Mitchell, Pocahantas Wiley college and for 43 years a ever held because many desire sisters and mother reside in ARGUS CARRIERS LEAVE an aspiring artist and has had paintings in the local Urban League E. Webster, national Daughter The Lincoln Recreation De­ leading figure in the field of ed­ to see the World's Fair. Other Memphis, Term., her hometown. CITY art exhibits. This year she sent two paintings to the N. Y. World's Elk executive and prominent partment under the supervision ucation and racial uplift, will re­ Fair. While here she has been a volunteer teacher of handicraft speakers will include Mayor La- Mrs. Webster has appeared in John Broady, 405 E. Sycamore political; and social figure, died of Mr. Clifton L. Fields will tire in 1941, it was learned here work at the Wheatley Y. W. Workshop. Guardia of New York and Evansville on several occasions this week. On retirement, he street, a regular carrier of the Judges Toney and Watson mem­ in a local hospital Sunday from sponsor an India Pow-Wow at Miss Roy is a member of the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. in the interest of political candi­ plans writing a history of Negro Evansville Argus, is * spending a bers of the association and asso­ wounds sustained in a razor and the Lincoln Field, Tuesday eve­ dates for public offices. ning at 8 p.m. The participants education in the United States, few days visiting relatives in ciate judges of the courts of New gun fracas with Mrs. Mattie D. it was stated. Dr. Dogan has de­ Hopkinsville, Ky. York City. William L. Houston Caldwell over the former's ex- in the program will be "diked" velop rd Wiley from an humble Luther Northington, S. "Canal Special Assistant Attorney Gene­ husband, Willie Webster. out in the rgeular Indian re­ beginning to its present position ral of the United States is clos­ Protest 'Colored' In galia with different persons street, a regular carrier of the Picnic At West Estates According to a witness, Mrs. as one of the outstanding Negro Evansville Argus, is spending a ing his second term as president Medical Directory dressed as squaws, chiefs, etc. colleges in America. of the National Bar Association. Webster saw her ex-husband and There will be a pantomine meet­ few days visiting relatives in George W. Evans of the Balti­ Mrs. Caldwell riding together in CHICAGO,—(ANP)—In a re­ ing between Captain John Smith Nashville, Tenn. more Bar is secretary. an automobile, Wednesday eve- cent letter sent by Dr. Olin and Pocahantas played by Oliver | Oh! for Africa Enjoyed By Twenty-Five ing and she followed the cou­ West, secretary, American Med­ Hambleton and Annette Mit­ VISIT CITY ple in another car. She found ical Association (white), to a chell, with Gardner Fields and Joseph Blayechettai, 81 year Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Holder, Food Show Demonstrator the same car parked near the special committee of the National Bob Lambert as Indian chiefs. old native African, residing at Jr., East Chicago, Ind., Miss Su­ corner of Fifteenth and Washing­ Medical Association (colored), 2340 Papin street, sought to the white medical body de­ The WPA Band will furnish the j sie Blackmon of Chicago, 111., ons Fr©ffl Evansville ton streets and sitting in it was 'drown' his worries Monday. His clared: . "It will be necessary to music and Miss Marion Bell will j and Mi?s Lorraine Wilson of her rival. Mrs. Webster approach­ efforts ended with him being Milwakee, Wis., were the week were the high features of the include in the next edition of give her vocal interpretation of conveyed to Phillips Hospital suf­ Out-Of-Town Guest afternoon with Mrs. Noah Wal­ ed the car, opened the door and the American Medical Directory the Indian Love Call. The ad- j end guests of S. Franklin and J. waving a pistol, ordered Mrs. fering from over-indulgence m Wendell Holder. ton and Miss Naomi Boyd of some symbol or other designa­ mission is free. liquid spirits. Included In Party Chicago as honored guests. Caldwell out. The latter came tion after the names of Negro Among the other guests pres­ out with a razor and after physicians." TO SPONSOR PROGRAMS AT Mr. and Mrs. George West and smoke of the battle had cleared, The AMA statement came af­ EASTVIEW ent were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Y. Walton were the Brown, Mrs. Leola Moore, Mrs. Mrs. Webster had received sever­ ter repeated protests from NMA The Christian Unity Club of co-sponsors of one of the gayests Dahlia McGuire, Mise Iolene Col­ al deep cuts about the arms and members that the hates designa­ Denver Business Executive Little Hope Baptist Church, of picnics of the season,, last Thurs­ body. She was rushed to the tion "Col." be left off the names lins, Mrs. Maude Lester, Mrs. of Negro physicians listed in which Mr. William Franklin is day at the beautiful West Es­ Lillie B. Moss and Josie Moss. hospital whejlb physicians took president, met at the home of tates, located thirty miles east American Medical Journal. The twenty-one stitches and releas­ NMA special committee of three Mrs. James Dawson, 502 E. Evans of Henderson, Ky., on the site A large number of Henderson- ed her. , Visits Relatives In City avenue, Monday evening and of the Birk City Oil Wells. ians were also included in the physicians, all Chicagoans—Dr. drew up plans for the sponsoring Roscoe C. Giles, chairman, Cla­ Games, story telling and eating party. During the latter part of the rence H. Payne and Carl G. Highly Feted By of a program at the Eastview week, her condition grew worse Roberts—this week answered Baptist Church, Monday evening, TENNESSEE VISITORS and she was returned to the hos­ AMA's Dr. Olin "West. Social Leaden August 14. The next meeting CORRECTION MISS ESUGENIA A. MUNDY Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wiley of pital where she died. Amputates will be held at the home of Sis­ In the article, "As I See It," it Instructor in Home Economics the Lincoln Gardens had as their Prominent Figure HOPKINSVILLE VISITOR Mrs. A. L. Gaines, owner and ter G. L. Cooksey, 421 S/ Evans was erroneously stated that only at Douglass High School, Hen­ guests for two weeks, their RETURNS HOME operator of Douglass Funeral avenue, Monday August 21. one colored tavern keeper was derson, Kentucky and pioneer She was prominent in fraternal Parlors, one of Denver, Colora­ Own Foot in the city of Evansville.' There neices, Miss Dorothy Rucker and Mrs. Minnie Catlett of North food show demonstrator will con­ circles, having held the office of Main street, Hopkinsville, Ky., do's finest undertakering estab­ are two taverns, owned and ope­ Miss Hattie Mae Jackson of duct the Second Annual Argus LORAIN, Ohio, Aug. 8—Atten­ JACKSON DIES Nashville, Tenn., students of the state president of the Daugh­ has returned home. She has lishments, is spending a few days rated by colored in Evansville. Food Show and Home-Making ter Elks for sixteen years and in this vicinity including Evans­ dants at St. Joseph's Hospital Homer Jackson, 501 Canal St., New Pearl High School. Miss been in the city visiting her three reported Tuesday that William Mr. Hughes, writer of the column Institute at the Lincoln High was re-elected to the same post neices Mrs. Sarah Collins, Lin- ville, Dawson Springs, Kentucky, who passed last wetk, was buried wishes to tender his humblest Lorraine Hathaway and Miss Capps, 19, colored youth of Som­ from Gaines Funeral Home School Auditorium, Thursday and shortly before the tragedy. She wood avenue; Mrs. Ethel Gant, and Union City, Term. apologies to Mr. Bell, owner of Mary Ferguson entertained them erset, Ky., who amputated his Monday with Rev. D. C. Wea­ with an outing at Mesker Park Friday evenings, August 24 and was also national chairman of Linwood avenue, and Miss Min­ Mrs. Gaines, a relative of Mrs. own foot after it was crushed in Bell Placie for having made 25. arts and crafts department of nie Broadie of East Sycamore O. E. Childers, 501 Bellemeade ver officiating. % Sunday and with a barbecue a fall from a train, was in "good" such a gross error. It was done Miss Mundy recently returned the Daughter Elks. She was a street. Her nephew, John Henry avenue, was highly feted while condition. unintentionally. supper at McFarland Baptist ATTEND KAPPERMAN'S Church lunch room Sunday from Kentucky State College, great figure in political circles, Broadie, Jr., accompanied her in the city; Mrs. Sarah Emage After cutting off the foot at home to spend several weeks. feted her with a breakfast party PARTY night. They are leaving the city Frankfort, Ky., where she pur­ having served as township the ankle with a pocket knife, MU-SO-LITES Saturday. Friday at her home, 1005 Cherry Capps fashioned a tourniquet from Allie Forte, Bernice Brown, sued a course in Home Economics street. Those present were Mrs. his clothing and made a pair of Cyrus Garner and Dr. A. H. Wil­ The Mu-So-Lite Club met at Methods, Home Planning, Voca­ E. S. Higgins, Mrs. O. E. Childers, rude crutches from limbs of a son were the Otisi Stone Post's the home of Miss Grace Moore, MEMPHIS VISITOR tional Education and home nurs­ Hatch Bill Will Aid Fight Mrs. Anna Buckner, and Mrs. near-by tree. Then he hobbled representatives to the Kapper- 400 E. Gum street, Sunday, Au­ ENTERTAINED ing. She has had twenty years' Katherine Thompson, Mrs. Lee- nearly a mile along the railroad man Post, N. 44, Inc., Fourth gust 6, 1939. Plans were started Mr. and Mrs. James Grayson experience in teaching home eco­ mon waddy carried her for a tracks to Vermillion, Ohio, whence Spirit of "Elmer" Party at Pleas­ for programs to be given in the entertained a gay group of nomics at Douglas High. She is For Ballot, Says N.A.A.C.P. motor trip that included the he was brought here in an am­ ure Park, Newburgh, Ind., 'Sat­ oncoming season. An enjoyable youngsters Monday afternoon a graduate of Hampton Institute bulance. urday, August 5. NEW YORK, — The Hatch count of race or creed, color or Mesker Zoo and other interesting v time was had by those present. from four till seven at their Normal School. Miss Mundy was "clean politics" bill which was any political activity should pro­ spots in the city. Capp's foot was crushed by a The next meeting will be with home on East Mulberry street in in the city last week and will signed this week by President foundly affect, if enforced, em­ Mrs. Gaines is a graduate of car wheel when he slipped and BALL PLAYERS FETED Miss L. Juno Marshall, S. Evans honor of their sister Miss Eddie return in a few days before the Roosevelt, will probably aid the ployment of Negroes on federal- Cincinnati University. fell from a freight train. It was The Oakdale Softball team, avenue, August 20, 1939, at 5:00. Mat Ward, who is spending the opening of the annual show to registration and voting of South­ financed projects in the South nearly eight hours from the* time one of the best in the Lincoln summer here from Memphis, help make final arrangements. ern Negroes, and may benefit where notorious discrimination of the accident until he reach­ League, were royally feted by PATIENTS AT WALKER Tenn. Different games were Negroes seeking employment on now exists. Two Big Games At ed the hospital. "Smokey Joe" Mundy last week ANNEX played and a delicious ice course federal projects, according to a "Whatever the motives back of Surgeons further amputated the with a keg of Cook's Goldblume was served. Among those pres­ statement issued here by the- Na­ each vote for the Hatch bill, it Lincoln Field Sunday Baby Marlene Gaither, Pro­ Editor Mitchell tional Association for the Ad­ will probably be a profound shock leg to a point about five inches beer donated through the cour­ vidence, Ky. ent were Misses Anna Drake, below the knee. vancement of Colored People. to some of the southern support­ The Carrier Mills Girls and tesy of Joe Steinmetz, salesman Mildred McGee, Sturgis, Ky. Lillian Calhoun, Ruby Phelps, at the F. W. Cook Co. Dorothy Swaitt, and Ruby In Hot Springs The statement: ers of that legislation when they Boys softball Team will invade Catherine Barnhill, City. "Section 4 of the Hatch bill wake up and discover the weapon Mahatma Gandhi undoubtedly Be sure to order your Royal Shane; Messrs. Kenneth Boyd, Editor J. E. Mitchell of the Derbyville Sunday for a return saves on food, but imagine the William Thomas, Sturgis, Ky. Argus left the city last week for making it a federal offense to against discrimination and dis­ engagement with the East Side Crown Cola from "Don", one of Howard Hall and Homer Swaitt. franchisement which they unwit­ laundry bills for all those white Mack Brown, Sturgis, Ky. A pleasant evening was enjoyed Hot Springs, Ark., where he is deny employment with compen­ Aces and the All-Stars Sunday Evansville's most courteous and sation or other benefits from con­ tingly have put into the hands of sheets that he wears in dusty Mr. Frank Hackner, City. by all. recuperating at the Pythian Bath at 3:30. and perspiring India. obliging salesmen. Rudolph Heater, City. House. gressional appropriation on ac­ Negro citizens." i PAGE TWO THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 193$ Argus!' CMldng_8cAool August 24-25 Lila Brown, the grandmother of boro, spent a week in Owensboro Mrs. Carter, who is Mrs. Lizzie with father, sister, and other EXTENSION WORK IN Things You Should Know KEfi T mM NEIS icriichrisi, returnee home with relatives. Miss Camile Berkley 2ND ANNUAL FOOD SHOW tnem to attend the homecoming accompanied her sister back to AUKIUULlUKt AND About Your Barber HENDERSON, KY. NEWS vacation in Chicago, 111. meeting on Sunday. Cincinnati for an indefinite stay. By T. R. CRAWFORD By Dorothy L. McCray Bob Spiney was seen in May- The congregation and choir of NOTICE!!! As your news re­ HOME ECONOMICS All licensed barbers must have Mr. Chauncey Gibson, Mrs. field, Ky. Something is up! the C. P. Church sponsored a porter for Owensboro, I would N±!iW MAJJKIU, nip.—uv,c>i>eju- a physicial examination including AND HOMEMAKEMG1ST. Maggie L. Cruse and Miss Callie Prof. George Newburn was a tive iiixtemsiojti worK ior iMegrobo truck to Providence where they like to say I am writing the a Wasserman test. Odis Bradley accompanied Miss visitor in Corinth, Miss., last rendered song service. Others news for the Evansville Argue. • in three tioutniBast Missouri coun­ Juanita Moss to Lexington, Ky., ties, JMew Madrid, Mississippi, That the barbers' profession, week. attending in the afternoon were If there is anyone wanting this Sunday, Aug. 6, where Miss Moss and .femiseot was begun tuu trade, "art," or what have you Russell Patterson is in Chicago,. Rev. and Mrs. Burns, Mr. and paper, I am at your service. You years ago, under one home demon­ dates farther back than the doc­ AT LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL boarded the train for McRoberts, 111., visiting his brother. Mrs. James Givens^ Mr. and Mrs. help me and I will help you. stration agent, with headquarters tors' profession. Phooey! to you. One of Evansville's most out­ Ky., for an indefinite vacation. Little Joe Louis Patterson has Nathaniel Alvis, Mr. and Mrs. Thanks. in the town of New Madna. A. W. standing events, "The annual Ar­ Mrs. Bettie Miller, Mrs. Mary returned after a visit to St. home Economics clubs for adults, LET ME LIVE Tarvin Shelton and family, Mrs. Purchase your Evansville Ar­ Jones, Mrs. Anna Mundy, Mrs. and 4-H clubs for tne boys ana That all patrons of barber gus Food Show and Home-Mak­ Let me live so well that I may Louis ,and Chicago. Annus Smith, and Miss Jane gus from Miss Maggie Williams. er's Institute" will be held at the V. D. Kennedy, and Miss Eugenia girls ar^e enjoying some growm, shops are protected by the State not regret, Susie Morthel was in town Holt. as the work becomes better un­ Lincoln High School Auditorium, Mundy motored to Owensboro, Barber Law. Nor wish for a chance to live over the week end. Mrs. Beatrice R. Bowman of CADIZ, KY, derstood. Thursday and Friday, August 24 Ky., to attend the Eastern Star Any licensed barber is capable my life anew. Tommie Lee Kennedy, after be­ St. Louis, Mo., was the two Elliott L. Tinsley, reporter and 25 with the sessions starting session of the Masonic Grand Each county has eleven Home of cutting any hair style. Gen­ Let me to have such friends ing lost all day Sunday, was weeks guests of Mrs. Bessie Da­ The Baptist Ministers Confer­ Economics ciubs witn a comum- at 8 p.m. Mrs. Eugenia Mundy, Lodge which convened last week. erally! aha! Smart Aleck. • that I may ne'er forget found in time to go to work vis. ence of the L. R. & C. V. of ed enrollment of more tnan 4U0 famous food expert and home Little Grace Marie Washington That massages are not only And be a friend that's just Monday morning in McConnell, Prof. J. H. Robinson and wife Western Ky. met at the second members, and the 35 4-H clubs- demonstrator, will have control- and Dorothy Marie Morris are nave an enrollment of more than beautifying but also healthful. as firm and true. Tenn. attended the assembly of the Ma­ Baptist chinch of which Rev. W. of the show and will prepare a spending a few weeks vacation 60a. As iocai leaders are train­ They stimulate the skin. The Alice Woods, Lessie Jackson, son Grand Lodge in Owensboro, Holliway is pastor. They had variety of food dishes from the in Indianapolis, Ind., with their ed to direct the ciubs the work thyroid glands are greatly re­ Let me leave my "footprints Ruby Harper, Morris Franklin Ky., last week end. an afternoon and evening ses­ wfll s*iow encouraging and satis- latest and most economical re­ aunt and cousin, Mrs. Comello Jackson spent Sunday in Jack­ sponsible for our health and if on the sands of time," Sallie, the daughter of Mrs. sion. It was strictly a business iactory results. cipes. A beautiful air-conditioned Howland. son, Tenn. they become too active, a condi­ Impressions of the man I Maggie Pearson of Ohio arrived meeting. A large number at­ The dubs of each county have tion known, as goiter results. refrigerator from Ice Servcie, Mrs. Lucile Taylor of Louis­ Seen round and about the want to be, Friday to spend a few days. tended. Rev. D. W. Crenshaw jus* ended a series of county- For an efficient hair cut the Inc., will be given away as the ville, Ky., is in the city visiting Streamline Cafe: Alberta Mitch­ wide picnics, wfiicn were attend­ And let my children look upon Little Miss Gloria Mae Shel­ is president of the organiaation. barber must comply with the capital prize at the closing ses­ her grandmother, Mrs. Mary ell, Mamie Kemp, Rosa Brant, ed beyond expectations, and seem­ the sands of time ton is spending two weeks in The Betsy Ross Knitting Club state laws; such as hot and cold sions on Friday night. Johnson. Josephine Mitchell, Tela Hillard, ingly enjoyed by all. Each club And be inspired by things Providence, the guest of Miss El- of Princeton, Ky., was entertain­ soid refreshments, and a part of running water, sterilization of . that they might see. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cox of and Vernett Cautt. Prizes and Samples nora Hutcherson who recently ed at the home of Mary D.Grant tne net proceeds will be placed tools, linens, etc., for your pro­ West Virginia were in the city Mr. and Mrs. David Hensley on Burke avenue. BpriJs.^ the in the county treasury to be used Hundreds of prizes and samples visited in Sturgis. tection. And while I live this life I for a couple of days this week had dinner at the Streamline weiner roast on the lawn, bridge as prize money for the annual of food products and merchandise Purchase your copy of The —MORE HEALTH TO YOU. want to lay away visiting Mrs. Goldie Thomas, his Cafe. and whist were enjoyed ('uests fall exhibit. will be given away at the ses­ Evansville Argus from S. J. A store of goods for use on sister. Miss Nellie Newburn died Au­ from Pinceton were: Rosie I.ane, The men of the counties, under sions. Shelton. What do people do in Florida that Great Shore, Mrs. Mary Essie Lester of gust 2. Katie Smith, Mamie Smi.h. Hazel the leadership »f the Vocational when all the tourists are gone? A fashion revue, health exhibit, And by the kindest things that Jackson, Miss., , is the pleasant Mrs. Smith, the mother of Tinsley, Katie Saterfieki, JJarah Agriculture teachers, "have or­ and home furnishings will be the guest of Mrs. Mattie Childress. OWENSBORO, KY. ganized units to assist with the I can do and say Mrs. J. W. Hopkins, died August By Maggie B. Williams Wyatt, Grace and Ella f.ifec-r.ga, other highlights of the show. A Miss Louise King, daughter of lair, and plans are being made Do let my stores increase 3. Lovie Doolin, Mary j iin n, to malte the events interesting complete list of the merchants Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall is A full day was spent at Cen­ forever more. Mrs. Georgia Jones has been ter Street Baptist Church Sun­ Francis Grooms, Anna E„ Cal­ and enducational. who are helping to make the spending a few days in Nash­ visiting her father, Mr. Willie vert, Mildred Miller, and Alva July and August are months DRINK Argus Second Annual Food Show day, July 30. The pastor, Rev. Let me give my best in ville, Tenn. Rudolph. She has returned home L. "Lacey. for canning, and steam pressure a success, will be printed in the J. W. Wright, preached two in­ canners have been purchased by everything, and too, Mrs. Mattie Arnette spent Sun­ to Jackson, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. James Enourn p'l next issue of the Argus. day in Mt. Vernon, Ind. spiring sermons both morning several stubs apnd members, so Let it be said that I would Misg Nella Tiggs has been seen and evening. Clay Palmer was St. Louis, Mo., is here visiting; Mrs^ Johnnie Smith of Chicago, that there is a large quantity of CLEO COLA always try, about town with Walter Mc- baptized immediately after morn­ her mother, Mary Johnsoi: cv. fresh vegetables and fruits being MARRIES IN OHIO And when there's nothing more 111., is in the city visiting her Guire of Chicago, 111. Princeton street. Miss Agnci eanned. Clothing was the year's mother, Mrs. Emma Sebree and ing services. The playlet titled, Miss Martelle Scott, formerly that I can ever do, Mr. Johnny B. Mathis, Jitter­ White, also of St. Louis, is her.? project fer some of the clubs, family. "The Ups and Downs," given by of this city, who is now making Then, my God, let me lay bug No. 1, is in town stopping with the Enouch's. She is visit­ while the study of foods interest­ the BYPU at 7:30 was enjoyed ed others, while a majority of BUBBLE UP her home in Cleveland, Ohio, down and die. Mrs. Eratus Barker of Provi­ at Puts Cafe. by all and also put new life in ing relatives and stopping with dence, Ky., spent the week end the members have planted vege- was married to Mr. Herbert Up- Virgil O. Bailey. Mrs. Mabel Cole of Dyersburg, the members of the organiza­ her sister, Mrs. Ed. Holland or. i We gardens, and arranged flow­ thegrove in Cleveland, June 17th. wi^h Mrs. Goldie Langley visit­ Tenn., has been in the city visit­ tion. Lafayette street. er beds. Only a very small por- ing her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Miss Scott attended Lincoln High ing her brother, George Cole Bradley Howard entertained j i.vn of the people of each county WHISTLE of Ann Arbor, Mich. The funeral services for Mrs. School in 1928, and went to ows of Cleveland, the former who has been ill. Mr. Cole is the Jolly Club at his place on 'ias been reached, but with con- Katie Morton were conducted unued work and success, it is Cleveland the latter part of 1928 Miss Florence Davis of this city, Mrs. Chambers, wife of the late much improved now. the Princeton Road, August 3, to make her home, where she is and neice of Mrs. Flora Powell Rev. P. S, Chambers is spending from the Center Street Church hoped to double the results each For Goodness Sake!!! Lydia Ann James is improv­ 11 p.m. 'til 3 a.m. Those pres­ year. a beauty operator. She is the of 754 South Governor street of a few days in Chicago, 111. Sunday, July 30, Rev. J. W. ing. E. C. Wallace is quite ill. Wright officiating. Mr. Lewis ent were Alexander Noll and daughter of Mrs. Florence Mead- this city. Mr. William Croomes of Louis­ Cleo Vess Beverage Co Miss Tela Craven and Mrs. R. Morton and children wish to ac­ Mildred Miller, Phillip White ville, Ky., spent a few days with EVANSVILLE, IND. B. Carr had lunch together at knowledge their thanks to all and Anna E. Calvert, Harrison Whom the gods love (or their iilsiiliilei Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Woods and dlllSSIflHflllfllllllllilllllllllllllllllilllillllll »ifi the Streamline Cafe._ for their kindness during the Baker and- Alva L. Lacy, Agnes parents neglect) die young. sons, William and Orie. Send your news to the Stream­ illness and death of wife and White and Gifford Brubbs, Mr. line Cafe and we will gladly mother. and Mrs. James Enouch, Mr. and FULTON, KY. publish it. Mrs. Claude Grubbs, Jr., Mil­ The R. A. R. Men's Club gave The Masonic Lodge held their 5>? Purchase your copy of The welcome program and banquet dred Whorton, Mattie Johnson, away a beautiful streamline bi­ Evansville Argus From the and this reporter. It was a priv­ cycle. Miss Cathryne Hillard Tuesday night at the Fourth St. YOUR "Ideal Streamline Cafe. Church. Their business session ate affair. was the lucky girl. Mrs. Phillip White is visiting Mr. Titus King and Miss Ethel closed Wednesday afternoon with STURGIS, KY. a parting hand until next year. her mother, Connie Smart, near Featherson were married Sun­ By S. J. Shelton The supervisor of the Com­ Henderson, Ky., for ten days. DAIRY PRODUCTS day night. After the marriage Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shelton, munity Choral Club, Mrs. R. C. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis they celebrated with a wedding Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shelton and PASTEURIZED MILK Neblett, wishes to welcome and are the proud parents of a fine dinner at the home of Mrs. Ler- son, John, Jr., of Indianapolis, thank all new members of the baby boy. Mrs. Lewis is one of HOMOGENIZED MILK lean Johnson. Dinner guests in­ Ind., and Mr. J. W. Shelton and club for their tremendous effort the teachers at Dunbar High VITAMIN D MILK A 50-TO-I SHOT cluded Eddie Lue Crowder, Rosa Mr. Spurgeon Shelton of Sebree, School. Both are doing nicely. and spirit in which they are L. Brent, William Franklin, Titus Ky., were guests Monday of Lot­ GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK working. Mrs. Mary Johnson of Paince- It's Hard to Pick A Winner from A Field of "DARK HORSES"— Tho King, Sam Broon, Walter Smith, tie, Ruth Tarvin, and Loretta. FRESHWAY ORANGEADE the Favorite Usually Comes Through. It's the Same Story in Dry The Mozart choir was invited ton street had for her guests and two young men from Jack­ Mrs. George Jones of Indiana­ Cleaning! Don't Risk Your Clothes or Your Money On Dry Cleaning to sing at the E.M.E. and Zion and dinner on last Sunday, Mn. NURSERY MILK son Tenn. polis, Ind.,: spent Monday evening of Unknown Quality. Send Your Summer Dresses, Suits — All Your Baptist church this past week Izella Nicholes, Mr. and Mr=. BULGARIAN BUTTERMILK Cleaning to WHITE SWAN and Be SURE It's Done Right. Little Miss Dorothy Churchill and night with her brother and but due to some unpreventable Thomas Porter, Mr. and Mrs. celebrated her second birthday sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lu- SPECIAL BUTTERMILK matter the choir was unable to Mathew Lee Hopson of Hopkins- July 20. A luncheon was ser­ cian Flagg. On Tuesday morn­ MEN'S MEN'S fill their engagement. Rev. Ja­ ville, Mr. and Mrs. James B. IDEAL BUTTER ved. Guests for the affair were ing they had breakfast with Mrs. cob, pastor of Tenth Street Bap­ Enouch of St. Louis,, Mo., Mr. ESKIMO PIE SUITS Crothrial Briggs, Jr., Richard Flagg's mother, Mrs. Thilbert and Mrs. Headley Larkin, Mr. 45' SOUS Moss Hopps, Titus, King,- Jr., tist church, accompanied by the IDEAL ICE CREAM Anderson, after which Mrs. Jones (Whites Excluded) choir, congregation, and friends and Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mr. Clara Mae Taylor and Rubie Mae left for Wickliffe, Ky., to visit COFFEE CREAM held services at the Cable Bap­ and Mrs. Cotrell Curlin, MR and King. her parents, Mr. and Mrs:. Wil­ FOR A COURTEOUS ROUTE MAN tist church in Louisville, Ky., Mrs. Jeff Larkin, Jr., Mrs. Brad­ HEAVY CREAM liam S. Flagg, and friends. Miss Rosa B. Hillard is visit­ Sunday, July 30. ley Bryant, Miss Mildred Whor­ CH0C0LAY (Chocolate Drink) ing in Louisville, Kentucky. Rev. C. E. Burns was at his ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dr. and Mrs. A. Z. Tucker, ac­ post of duty on Sunday morning. Mrs. Lillian Ritz, a foreign Grubbs, Jr., of Cadiz, Ky. FRISCO COTTAGE CHEESE missionary worker, spent a few companied by Miss Dorothea He made a splendid report of Purchase your copy of The If you aren't already served by the Ideal Pure Milk Knox, made a flying trip to Lit­ the Evansville District Confer­ days in Owensboro, with mother, grandmother, and sister. She has Evansville Argus from Elliott L. Man, a phone call wiM bring him tomorrow! tle Rock, Ark., last week end. ence. The honored guest was Tinsley. The party at the Anderson Rev. C. L. Word, pastor of New gone to attend the Foreign State Hotel in honor of Misses Loretta Salem Baptist Church. Missionary convention in Detroit after which she will join her GRAVIS OCTO CLUB NEWS WjS and Dorothea Kn.ax of Louisville, Rev. and. Mrs. Garter and U»E« husband, Rev. Ritz, in a few Ky., was a big success. What a family of Providence, were the Misses Maedella and Gertie months. IJIIINPEBEBT13 PHY CUEJ5EJ|S time! Friday evening guests of rela­ Gracey entertained the members wze Mr. Clint Ridgeway spent his tives. Mrs. Anna Smith and MrsT Mesdames Rosa Greene, Q. E. of the Gravis Octo Club at their ^£&k dm"ilMa Sullenger, Ada Fields, and home, Tuesday, August 8. An in­ daughter, Anna, have returned door picnic supper was served. home after four weeks vacation. Guests were Mrs. Donald Porter. \Mkm^mmiiiu^mMmMMmm 201 S.E. 8th St. Phone 5212 Mrs. Argelena Thompson is a former member of the club visiting her stepmother, Helen and now residing in Washington, ?3!Ls:a.sear3B9 Cosby, and children. D. C, Misses Lucille Alexander and Joyce Jackson of Chicago, Miss Alma Berkley of Cincin­ 111., and Misses Grace Reed and nati, Ohio, formerly of Owens­ Hazel Gracey of Evansville. LINCOLN GRILL 323 LINCOLN AVENUE QUALITY WORK IS AN MILLER'S ICE CREAM I EVERYDAY SERVICE

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?£Z31 fSBLJX'i^asz. Stewart, son of Mr. Hosea Stew­ Indianapolis, spent their honey­ art, is at present enrolled in the moon in Tennessee and stopped The South's Most CCC Camp at Peru, Ind. by to see her mother, Mrs. Rosa Clara Walden of .Terre Haute, Taylor. MAJESTIC Ind., is visiting her grandmother, INDIANA NEWS Those who attended the State Mrs. J. W. Hardiman. Association in Indianapolis are Sensational Swing Band Several attended tht dance in Mrs. Julia Woods, Pauline Per- STARTS SUNDAY LYLES, IND. Mrs. J. W. Hardiman, Sunday Vincennes Sunday night at the cell and the pastor. By Lucretia Hardiman evening. They also visited a Rinaldo. "A Lovely Band" T You may purchase your copy CHURCH NEWS while with Mr. and Mrs. M. Ly­ You may purchase your copy of the Evansville Argus from Says Derbyville Fans GET TEMPORARY : Rev. Isrial Slaughter, pastor. les. of the Evansville Argus from Anna 'Clark. The South's Most Sensational I wm Sunday School, 9:30. Church ser­ Messrs. "Walter Granger and Lucretia Hardiman. Swing Band! ! ! ! One Of The | 'VE GOT TO LE1N vices, 11:00. Clarence Scoggs visited Rachel BRAZIL, IND. Country's Greatest Entertaining USE OF LAKE The barbecue was well attend­ Hardiman over the week end. ROCKPORT, IND. By Laura Johnson Aggregations! ! ! ! A Lovely- ed last Saturday night. Misses Rachel, Lucretia, Edna By Anna Clark Mr. and Mrs. John Hall of In­ Leader Of A Grand Band! ! ! ! TO CUSS AND FIGHT SOME UAY There was quite an interesting and Mr. Lester Hardiman, Mr. Sunday School had a fine at­ dianapolis and Messrs. Joe Mc­ These Are The Words That You BEACH FRONT ball game held in Lyles Station and Mrs. John Criss of Vincen- tendance Sunday morning. Laughlin and Ed Hall of Nash­ Hear All Of Derbyville's Hep- Break Long Standing —and you might Sunday afternoon. The colored nes, Mrs. Anna Granger and Mr. Morning worship was much bet­ ville, Tenn., were guests of Mrs. Cats, Jitterbugs, Iekies And Mu­ boys played a white team of and Mrs. Clarence Scaggs visited ter. Rev. Walter Highbaugh gave Nora York Sunday. sic Lovers, Say When The Name as well learn Cherry Grove. in Wheatland Sunday evening. the Lord's Supper Sunday after­ Ban In New Orleans noon. Norman Bradshaw returned Of the Sunset Royal Entertainers The storm Monday caused lit­ Clarence Scaggs has accepted a home from Louisville, Ky., Tues­ NEW ORLEANS—(By Leon position in Princeton for the Is Mentioned. This cute little Lewis for NAP)—While under from an expert I' tle damage. Lightning struck Mr. Emmick Baxter and wife day. Russell's Garage owned by Her­ time being. baton wielder, Little Genevieve, fire and federal investigation rel­ of Terre Haute)' were the week Miss Rosa Watts and George man Russell. Nothing was left and her great Sunset Royal En­ ative to a $449,069 refunding Roscoe Harris had an accident end guests of his sister and Watts of Indianapolis were the The thrills and fun and stars of two great only a mass of tin. It also slight­ tertainers will swing out in full bond deal with a prominent New in an automobile Saturday night. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ly damaged his newly built store. fashion for all musiq lovers at Orleans investment brokerage pictures rolled into one! Lionel Barry- He and sOme girls were enroute James Modock. Robinson Sunday. the Merry Go-Round Gardens, firm, the New Orleans Levee more, (Gramps of Yvw Can't Take It With Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lyles are from Vincennes to Princeton. Mr. Dorothy Tinsley of Rockport, Mrs. Lena Gore and children formerly the Onyx Club of Hi- board granted temporary use of the proud parents of a son born Harris is in the hospital at Vin­ now Mrs. Williams, her husband are visiting indefinitely with rela­ Way 41 (old), Sunday evening Seabrook beach to Negroes last You) is Gramps Northrup and Bobs Wat- Thursday evening at their home. cennes. He suffered injuries to and five children, with Rev. and tives and friends. week. August 13^ for a summer prom son(the Pewee of Boys Town) is Pud in He has been named Wayne Ever­ his left arm. Mrs. Smith, Louisville, were the Rev. Baxter and choir of Indi­ Following a petition signed by ett. Friends received word of Den­ Sunday guests of her aunt, Mrs. being sponsored by Corlis Lea- 21 of New Orleans' leading Ne­ MGM's glorious uproarious ... . . anapolis will hold services with veil, "Smokey Joe" Mundy and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hardiman ver Stewart being in an accident Lula Steward and Dean's family. the Second Baptist Church Sun­ gro citizens to remove the color­ and children visited his mother, Rev. Smith is also a gospel singer Roy Clements. This aggregation ed beach from Seabrook to a near Bloomington, Ind. Mr. day August 13. features some of the nation's spot on the lake front some 14 tiSa Mr. and Mrs. Ross Norris and Don't forget the home coming most outstanding entertainers; miles from town, the levee board ONBORROWEDTIME mother Hazelwood of Evansville and basket dinner at Second Bobby Smith and Cornelius King, ordered the Seabrook beach, used *T—***f*iiTnimirr"f "-"Tiri were callers at the home of Mr. Baptist Church August 13. and Mrs. James Clark Saturday two top-notch sax men, Joe by the race last year and several MGM Adaptation Of The EVANSVILLR EVANSVILLE Everybody is welcome. Murphy, sensational "hide" man years back, closed for Negro enroute to Whitesville, Ky. Several attended the homecom­ usage. Stage Success Starting... ON THE AIR ON THE AIR Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maxie, and Froshine Stewart, vocalist. Pressure from the masses of FRIDAY AT LOEWS ing in Lost Creek Sunday. Little Genevieve, the lady who Negro citizens here and consist­ boasts of a whirling dervish style ent fight by the two local papers that has captured the most se­ won consideration from the

vere music critics with her uni­ board in its last week's meeting. /:• PLUS que style, will thrill you with A resolution presented to the / WEOA WGBF her suave baton wielding, these board meeting by Atty. Harold "THE JONES FAMILY ROYAL are only a few of the many at­ N. Lee, president of the Louisi­ MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAY 9:45 The Wife Saver, NBC; 10:00 tractions that are sure to please ana League for the Preservation IN HOLLYWOOD" 8:00 Billboard; 8:30 News; 9:30 Wedding Anniversaries; 10:30 the dancers at the Merry-Go- of Constitutional Right, asked Household Hour; 10:15 "When a Nat'l Farm & Home Hour, NBC; THEATRE that the Seabrook beach be used 11:30 Dialads; 11:45 Weather by Negroes for swimming. After Girl Marries" CBS; 11:30 Singin' CANAL & WALNUT DIAL 3-0093 a lengthy discussion, the board Sam; 11:45 Weather Man; 12:15 Man; 12:00 Transradio News; A GREAT DRINK! granted use of this lake spot to Curbstone Reporter; 12:30 News; 12:30 Livestock Markets; 1:00 Negroes for this season, until 4:00 News; 4:45 Dialads; 5:15 Story of Mary Marlin, NBC; 1:15 Show Starts 1 p.m. Every Day — I Oc To All Till 6 p.m. Little Woods beach is completed. IN OUR Birthday Party; 5:30 Baseball Ma Perkins, NBC; 1:30 Pepper Except On Sundays and Holidays Much dissension has been Scores (6:00 Sat. and 6:35 Young's Family, NBC; 1:45 The raised within the group over the Thurs.); 10:30 CBS Dance Or­ Guiding Light, NBC; 3:00 Kitty Little Wood beach, which is sur­ SATURDAY Only AUGUST 12 rounded with hazards and a chestra. Keene, NBC; 4:15 Malcolm Claire, 1 youth crusade comprising more CHURCHES FRH)AY HIGHLIGHTS NBC; 4:25 NBC News; 5:15 Base­ THE REVENGE RIDER DOUBLE than 1,500 persons threaten to 9:00 Musical Varieties; 1:30 ball Scores; 6:00 Transradio boycott the Little Woods beach world sponsored by the choir. News. By EEV. D. C. WEAVER Buffalo Summer Theatre, CBS; With TIM McCOY unless the board grant some The date will appear in this pa­ 2:15 Junior Baseball League; 3:45 FRIDAY HIGHLIGHTS Also Comedy, "PICKETING FOR LOVE" and Cartoon place other than Little Wood, The Missionary Baptist Con­ Men Behind the Stars, CBS; 7:00 8:15 Morin Sisters, NBC; 10:15 closer in, to Negroes. ference met with the' Eastview per soon. Raymond Paige — "99 Men and Kidoodlers, NBC; 12:15 Reitz SUNDAY & MONDAY AUG. 13, 14 Baptist Church, 317 Olive street, CHURCH OF THE u a Girl," CBS; 7:30 City Court; High; 12:45 Tri-State Editor's August 7. Rev. G. E. Johnson, Men movie-goers can quickly 8:15 Voices of Yesterday (Will Mail Bag; 2:00 Club Matinee, N the moderator, presided. The LIVING GOD 'SUBMARINE PATROL' choose the actor they think is the 418 S. Morton Avenue Rogers); 8:30 Believe It Or Not, BC; 4:00 Aunt Patty & Uncle A MIGHTY FLAVOR! opening service was conducted best, but when it. comes to The ninth annual District Con­ Ripley, CBS. Fiddlesticks; 6:45 Scribe of Old With RICHARD GREENE — NANCY KELLY naming the best actress you can't by Rev. I. E. Scales. The min­ vention of the fourth district of SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS Vincennes; 8:45 Bloomington vs. so easily pin them down. utes of the previous meeting PRESTON FOSTER — GEO. BANCROFT Kersling Bottling the Church of the Living God Bees. were read and . adopted. Roll 7:30 Natl. Hillbilly Champions, Also Chapter No. 14 "FLYING G-MEN" and News will convene August 17-20 at CBS; 8:45 Argus Newscast; 10:15 SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS Round Gardens Sunday nite. Be call and collection of dues fol­ COMPANY 418 S. Morton avenue. Wome of the Warld of Tomor­ TUESDAY Only AUGUST 15 sure to be there, the admission lowed. Churches reported as fol­ n 8:30 Bright Idea Club, NBC; 1300 W. Franklin Dial 2-2852 There will be wonderful row, CBS; 11:30 What Price 9:00 Chautauqua Concert, NBC; price is 75c, tickets are now on lows: 1 speakers and a program each America, CBS; 12:00 College Bull 9:45 Nature Sketches, NBC; 3:00 BBSgBSg Mini,, J, ——P— sale at the Lincoln Tap Room. , Little Zion, little Hope, Mt. 'WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS' night. The Righteous Four Quar­ Session, CBS; 2:30 Champlain Nat'l Music Camp Pgm., NBC; .[Zion, Eastview, and McFarland. With Michael WHALEN — Joan WOODBURY tet will help entertain on Friday Handicap, CBS; 4:30 This Week 4:00 Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten, We Want Your Business and Will Treat You Right Rev. U. B. Ervin, Rev. H. Rob­ evening and Mrs. Katie Edmonds, in Washington, CBS; 5:30 County NBC; 6:15 Courier-Press; 6,:30 "SUNDAE SERENADE" and "PROVINCE OF QUEBEC" inson, and Rev. I. E. Scales paid the gospel singer on Sunday Seat, CBS; 7:00 Your Hit Parade, Brent House, NBC 8:00 B.enny BLOOD'S BUILDING dues. There were fourteen min­ afternoon at 3 o'clock. The pub­ CBS; 8:45 Armchair Adventures, Goodman, NBC; 9:00 WLS Barn WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY AUG.I67T7 isters present. Rev. W. M. Duer- lic is cordially invited. CBS. Dance, NBC; 10:00 Horace Heidt, son of Terre Haute, Indiana, and Bishop O. V. Hall of Indiana­ SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS NBC; 10:15 Johnny Hamp at the 'Charlie Chan In Honolulu' BARGAINS Rev. M. W. Grandison of Provi­ polis, Indiana will preside. Trocadero. YARD, 11 EAST MORGAN TELEPHONE 2-9322 dence, Kentucky were visitors. 9:30 Major Bowes, CBS; 11:00 News; 12:00 Democracy in Action, SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS With SIDNEY TOLER — PHYLLIS BROOKS Rev. G. L. Cooksey and Rev. The Christian Unity Club of CBS; 12:30 Going South, CBS; 9:00 NBC News; 9:15 Funnies; N. T. Talley are the appointees Plus Chapter No. 12, "FLAMING FRONTIERS" and News 1:00 Columbia Symphony Orch., 12:00 Sunday Dinner at Aunt for next Monday. Little Hope Baptist Church will render a program for the East- CBS; 2:00 So You Think You Fanny's, NBC; 12:30 Univ. of FRIDAY Only AUGUST^ Know Music, CBS; 3:00 The Chicago Round Table, NBC; 1:00 BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH view Baptist Church next Mon­ day night, August 14. Brother World Today, CBS; 3:55 News; Chautauqua Symphony, NBC; 'INSIDE STORY' Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Ser­ 4:00 All American Soap Box 2:00 Rangers Serenade, NBC; vices, 11:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Will Franklin is president of the club. Rev. G. L. Cooksey is Derby, CBS; 5:00 Alibi Club, C 2:30 Lucerne Music Festival, NB With MICHAEL WHALEN — JEAN ROGERS Rev. Childers of Indianapolis, Also Chapter No. 10, "FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS" pastor. BS; 5:30 Dialads; 5:55 Baseball C; 3:00 H. R. Baukhage, NBC; Indiana, preached a soul-stirring Scores; 6:00 Adventures of Ellery 5:45 Baseball Scores; 7:00 Ger­ "NITE IN A MUSIm-rmemstmC HALL " HI-H0P IS A BRAND NAME ONLY AND HAS NO sermon last Sunday morning and ST. JAMES BAPTIST Queen, CBS; 9:15 News. man Band; 8:00 Grant Park Con­ REFERENCE TO THE ALCOHOLIC CONTENT also at the evening services. He cert, NBC; 8:30 Cheerio, NBC; CHURCH MONDAY HIGHLIGHTS gave some encouraging remarks 9:00 Big Town; 9:30 Aldrich concerning the pastor and mem­ Rev. W. M. Moore, Pastor • 2:15 Ruth Carhart, CBS; 3:45 Adventures in Science, CBS; 7:00 Family, NBC. SUITS bers building a house of worship. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Morn­ City Court; 8:30 "Blondie," CBS; Rev. V. L. McFarland, pastor. ing Services, 11:30 a.m. MONDAY HIGHLIGHTS Homecoming for all members 8:00 Decatur vs. Bees. 10:15 Southernaires, NB'C; 2:00 TUESDAY HIGHLIGHTS Club Matinee, NBC; 4:00 Science DRESSES GRACE LUTHERAN Sunday, August 13. The pastor 2:15 Al Bernard's Minstrels, C in the News, NBC; 6:30 Unem­ CHURCH and members are expecting to visit the Drakesboro, Kentucky BS; 3:45 March of Games, CBS; ployment Pgm.; 8:30 Sensation & CLEANED Theodore Hafner, pastor 6:00 The Human Adventures, C Swing, NBC; 9:00 Joe Rines, NB WM. J. WITTEKINDT BREWING COMPANY, Inc. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Sun­ Missionary Baptist Church the fourth Sunday in September. BS; 7:30 Bob Crosby, CBS; 8:00 C; 10:00 Tommy Dorsey, NBC. and 'if^Ji&i&a&ffl&MM EVANSVILLE, IND. day Service, 11 a.m. Decatur vs. Bees. TUESDAY HIGHLIGHTS Sermon by Rev. Arthur Her- Brother Hackner, a member of WEDNESDAY HIGHLIGHTS 8:45 Sweethearts of the Air, N PRESSED 45 kamp, pastor of Zion's Lutheran St. James Church is much bet­ 1:00 U. S. Navy Band, CBS; BC; 2:00 Club Matinee, NBC; 4:00 Church, Elberfield, Indiana. ter. He is confined in the Wal­ DAMP WASH ker Annex Hospital. 1:30 Swing Serenade, CBS; 6:00 Aunt Patty & Uncle Fiddlesticks; Phil Baker, CBS; 7:00 City Court; 5:00 Internationl Gypsies, NBC; PEERLESS MT. ZION BAPTIST 7:30 N. Y. Philharmonic, CBS; 7:00 Melody and Madness NBC. 14 LBS. - 48c CHURCH NAZARENE BAPTIST 8 SO Springfield vs. Bees; 9.30 WEDNESDAY HIGHLIGHTS Cleaners • Launderers Rev. G. E. Johnson, Pastor .... CHURCH (Thursday & Friday) Paul Whiteman, CBS. 8:15 Vass Family, NBC; 9:45 420 S.E. EIGHTH ST. ,9 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; The Mission Society will give a THURSDAY HIGHLIGHTS The Wife Saver, NBC; 2:00 Club Shirts Ironed Out 10:45 a.m., 'Morning Worship. program Sunday afternoon, Aug. 1:00 U. S. Army Band, CBS; Matinee, NBC; 3:15 Adrian Rol- Preaching by the pastor, sub­ 13. They will also sponsor a Phone 6136 of Service, 10c Each 2:15 Ray Block's Varieties, CBS; lini's Trio, NBC; 5:45 Johnny ject: Tribulations. chicken dinner to be served at 3:45 March of Games, CBS; 4:45 Messner, NBC; 6:45 Looking Out 3 p.m., Rev. Anthony and choir the church on Linwood Ave., Judith Avlen, CBS; 7:00 Major On the World; 9:00 Kay Kyser. of Hoods Temple will conduct Sat., Aug. 19. Wtejfanu£ii Bowes, CBS; 8:00 Columbia Work­ services for the Emergency Club. The pastor, Rev. M. Banks, and THURSDAY HIGHLIGHTS CALL FOR IT shop, CBS; 8:30 Springfield vs. 6:30 p.m., BYPU. 7:45 a.m., the Junior Choir together with 6:30 Radio City Four, NBC; AT YOUR Bees; 930 Joe E. Brown, CBS. Preaching by Rev. J. D. Garrett the congregation have been in­ 8:15 Vass Family, NBC; 10:15 GROCIR MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAY of Vincennes. vited to Hopkinsville, Ky., Aug. Bailey Axton, NBC; 3:30 Affairs 7:45 Transradio News; 8:00 of Anthony, NBC; 5:00 Interna­ Dial The pastor's Welfare Club will 20. Thunder Over Paradise, NBC; tional Gypsies, NBC; 6:30 It's Up meet at the home of Sister Zere- 3-0372 MAY BE FOUND AT Little Laurence Jackson of In­ 9:00 Viennese Ensemble, NBC; To You, NBC; 6:45 Ross F. Lock- nia Hines, 670 Brower street dianapolis returned home Mon­ 9:40 Church and School News; ridge. ISM Tuesday night. Sister Nannie day, Aug. 7 accompanied by his Powell is president. grandmother, Mrs. Lucille Jack­ PARK WEISS Mrs. G. E. Johnson wishes to son of 601% Line street, whom URMA MARKET thank the choir members and he has been visiting for the past -- Evansville On The Lincoln laktry Goods Add A Certain DOIMOHS friends for the lovely surprise month. Mrs. Jackson returned LINCOLN NEAR C0VERN0R party given in her honor. Many to Evansville Tuesday after INCORPORATED Touch That Makes Eating An Event WE DELIVER lovely presents were received spending the night with her son Dial 3-0997 and are still coming in. It was a and daughter-in-law, Mr. and most pleasant surprise. Mrs. John L. Jackson, parents of WGBF WEOA LINCOLN BAKERY Watch for the trip around the Laurence. PAGE; FOUR THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1939 Girls Win And Lose Over Week End 'DOUBLE-DUTY' RADCLIFF H. SMITH Fails to Save East Side Girls Team Party Switch STAR IN WIN BEFORE 40,000 § Boxing Job PHILADELPHIA, Aug.—(A N Manager George Mitchell Of St. Louis Uses Defeat Henderson Girls 13-2 P)—Switching from Democrat to Fine Strategy In Guiding Team To Victory East Side 4 2 3 2 2—13 10 2 Republican was to no avail here last) week _as Russell Allen, the By William Brisker, Argus Staff Writer Henderson- - 2000 0—2 42 ARMSTRONG TOO switcher, lost his $3,500 job as CHICAGO, (Comiskey Park), August 6.—The West All- Manager Carl Jordan's East secretary of the Pennsylvania stars defeated the East AJlstars 4-2 in the seventh annual Siders journeyed to Providence, HEAVY; MAY QUIT State Athletic commission and meeting of teams from the two leagues. 40,000 fans saw the Ky., and met defeat for the first Henry LaBarre Potts took over time in six games. The Kentucky AS LIGHTWEIGHT the position. The commission's West pull the game out of the fire with one thrilling smash, lassies edged out a 14-13 victory. big business is supervising box­ a home run by St. Louis' own Dan Wilson. The blow came Twelve runs were scored in the New York, Aug. 8 (Special.— ing. in the eighth inning with "Double Duty" Radcliff on base fourth inning by the Hoosier Unless Henry Armstrong is able Allen was secretary of the and as the tall sailed into the distant left field stands the to take off several pounds with­ commission while the state was girls. Wilson and G. McGill form­ out too much difficulty within crowd gave him a thunderous ovation and rained straw hats ed the losing batteries. By LESLIE SANDERS . still Democratic and his friends the next week he may abandon' Results Of League Games Votes Coming In Fast For made several moves to have him on the field. The West had trailed since the second inning East Side 0 1 0 12 0 0 0—13 6 7 his lightweight championship be­ Here is bad news for you | Democrat Fans: The Demos' vie- j retained, despite the fact that when an error by Strong and singles by Patterson and Providence 3 2 3 0 0 1 5—14 4 3 fore attempting to defend it From Aug. 2 to Aug. 7 All-Star Softball Team tory over Oakdale was declared the commission's jobs have al­ —sports— against Lou Ambers at the Yan­ Wadesville upset Democrats Hughes drove in two runs for the East no game by Jim Newcomb, city The All-Star Ballot Box, lo­ ways been considered "special From J. M. Pendleton, kee stadium Aug. 22 and seek 12-9 after Butereg surprised Oak­ cated at the Evansville Argus political plums". Those two runs loomed up larg­ recreation director. Both teams Owensboro, Ky., Comes this bit permission to defend his welter­ dale 5-3 Wednesday. Thursday office is filling up fast with en­ When the commission mem­ er and larger as Byrd of Baltimore momentarily as Catcher Basseti weight crown instead. still are tired at ten wins and thing from his eye. Gibson then of information Butereg continued their winning tries .for the All-Star Softball bers became Republican under and Day of Newark pitched bril­ two losses, for the first half lined out to Wilson almost against Dade Park, Ky. Aug. 9—Racing Eddie Mead, manager of Arm­ streak by shutting out Wadesville, Team of Lincoln Field. Clip the the new regime, Allen changed liant ball. The only hits off their strong, made this announcement championship. According to C. deliveries were two infield singles the score board in left. at Dade Park this week-end will 2-0. L. & N. forfeited to the Cubs ballot from this week's issue and his registration from Democratic Tuesday after the title holder L. Fields, Lincoln Playground in the first inning. The hopes of West — Milton, beat out a be featured by the $1,000 Dade 1-0 Friday L. & N. turned the fill in the spaces, designating this jump from the donkey to had gone through a workout at director, Newcomb made a rule to GOP, "following the dictates of the crowd for a West victory were grounder to Wells for a hit. Wil­ Park handicap on Saturday at table an Oakdale 6-3 while Buter­ your favorite player for the dif­ his camp at Pompton Lakes, N. that no team shall play over six my conscience," hie said, but beginning to fade as Partlow of son sacrificed, A. Radcliff struck one mile and forty yards for eg battered the Cubs 11-4, Monday ferent positions on the team. out. Robinson hit a slow ground­ J., and again disappointed his men from last year's team. Man­ the slower elephant failed to the Homestead Grays, a southpaw, three-year-olds and upward. The manager with his inability to Oakdale plastered Wadesville 13 came in to take his turn on the er to Patterson at third and beat ager Norris of the Oakdale team keep him on the payroll. race is expected to attract a shed weight. to 3. Butereg won their fourth mound in the seventh. Neil Rob­ it out, Milton moving over to protested the game after noticing classy band of seasoned cam­ Armstrong has been at Pomp- straight game at the expense ol inson, who got three of the West's third. An attempted double steal there was only one new man in Bombers Win eight hits, was the first batter to failed as Gibson blocked the paigners. There will be seven ton Lakes for ten days. He L. & N. 6-5. Following is scores Louis Off to weighed 144 when he arrived and the game for the Dtmocrats who DE SOTO, Mo.—Sterling Arch face him and he swung from his plate, took Wells' return throw other races on the Saturday card. by innings: knocked out Bob Pinckley of Po- heels on the first ball pitched and and tagged Milton out at the after numerous workouts was did not play last year. Camp Saturday only down to 141 today. This Butereg- - 0 3 110 0 0—5 4 3 tosi in the first round, in a ban­ lined a terrific home run into the plate. There is a rumor going around CHICAGO, 111.—World Cham­ The crowd on the opening day leaves him with six pounds to that the Democrats are going to Oakdale 110 0 0 1 0—3 3 5 tamweight bout, while Oree Smith upper deck of the left field stands. at Dade Park last Saturday was pion Joe Louis is slated to leave outpointed Bobby Giles of Wash­ The hit awakened the West root­ Second—East Suttles out Strong get rid of to make the class limit. withdraw from the League. One .Culver-Bronson; J. Butler, to Taylor. "Buck" Leonard was one of the best in the history of The little fighter has been idle the city Saturday for the Wayne ington Park in the main event to ers and put them in a receptive person said, "Let the Demos go. Rayburn-Coleman. County Fairgrounds in Detroit, safe on "Strong's error. Patterson the Western Kentucky track. since May and has become heavy Wadesville 305 200 2—2 13 4 pace the- Brown Bombers in an mood for Wilson's timely round- They can get some other team Michigan. This will be the site of amateur mit show here Tuesday tripper in the next inning. singled sending Leonard to third. There was an increase of 20 per and thick through the shoulders Democrats- - -600 102 0—9 7 5 Patterson stole second, Hughes and hips. to take their place." This may his training camp for his heavy­ night. Walter Harper and Luth­ The Game Play By Play cent in the wagering in the mu- be true, my good friend, but will Anderson, Manuel-Nick, Wells; weight title defense against Bob singled past Mourney scoring If Armstrong gives up the er Black, Bomber lightweights, FIRST INNING—East—Wright tuals compared with the opening your imaginary team furnish G. Jackson, Culver-Sloane. Pastor in Detroit September 20. were outpointed. grounded out Mourn y to Taylor. Leonard and Patterson. Parnell lightweight title it will be the e hit into a double play. TWO day last year. the competition and be a draw­ Wadesville- - -000 000 0—0 5 1 Wells was called out on strikes. A second championship he has Butereg - - - 200 000 x—2 4 0 RUNS. abandoned. He relinquished the ing card as good as the Demo­ slight hush spread over the Racing fans appear to be pleas­ L. & N. forfeit to Cubs 1-0. crowd as the great "Josh" Gib­ West—Strong flied to Parnell. featherweight crown about a year crats? Some people say, when • Henry Cobb ICE son came to bat. He fouled the Taylor popped to Leonard. Mour­ ed with the calibre of the horses ago. the going gets tough they can't L. &N. — 301200 0—6 8 3 CREAM ney fouled to Gibson. competing at Dade Park this Oakdale — 0 1 0 0 2 0 0—3 4 5 first pitch. The game was halted "Henry has laid off longer than take it. When the game is tight # Kenneth Boyd BARS SEVENTH—EAST — Leonard year. There are more horses on at any time since he came under they will sometimes do unneces­ Turner-C. Crowe; J. Butler-A. the grounds than at any of the my wing three years ago and sary arguing. Anderson^ Wells, Coates and THAT ARE now I realize that there is no use previous meetings. Here is my personal opinion of Bronson. 0 Angelo Howard OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAY in forcing him to make too low a SURE TO Judge T. C. Bradley, presiding the whole matter. Mr. Fields Hite. weight," Mead said. "He can Butereg 024 023 0—11 15 5 SUNDAY SPECIAL steward, is of the opinion the popularize the welterweight class should not be blamed, as some THE PLEASE current meeting will be one of just as he did the lightweight di­ of you 'are doing. He is only Cubs 100 003 0—444 POfTTERY COOKIE JARS Kriby-Bronson; McCreary-J. BUY ONE the most successful in the track's vision You know years ago they carrying out his superior's or­ SUNSHINE history. sacrificed another great fighter—• ders. If Oakdale had won would Anderson. FOR EVERY Joe Gans—by forcing him to they have protested the game? Wadesville 0 0 0 0 3—3 3 5 make too low a weight. There is I doubt it, still you can't blame Oakdale 3 0 0 7 3—13 6 2 BOYS MEAL 33 Cents walked. Leonard out trying to no chance of me making the Anderson, Wheeler, v Wells, Manager Norris for fighting for steal second. Brown to Strong. same mistake with Henry." I GALLON CAPACITY—VIVIC RED COLOR Patterson out on a fly to Milton. another chance to win the first nick. H. Hite, C. Butler. Hughes popped to Horn. Mead's decision came after a half. If' the above rule is in ef­ Team 13 3 4 5 6 7—RHE speedy drill which included three BUY A FROZEN BAR j£ WEST—Partlow came in to fect then both teams should Butereg — 1 0 0 0 3 0 2—6 7 2 UHL POTTERY bristling rounds against Erankie L. &N. — 000022 1—5 6 3 pitch. Robinson hit the first pitch Wallace, Cleveland welterweight. play their first game over be­ FROM ONE OF THE JUNCTION BOONVILLE AND PRINCETON ROADS into the upper tier of the left- In the morning Armstrong jog­ cause there were more than six Coates-Bronson; Snorton- field stands for a home run. maxsMLMjatcsEsmm ged and sprinted two miles on men of last year's team on eith­ Crowe. Strong popped out to Hughes. the road. Another stiff workout er side in the line-up. The • —sports— 'SUNSHINE BOYS' Horn dropped a single in right. is scheduled for tomorrow. J. W. Williams batted for Mour­ Democrats' managers knowing Tournament Week At GRAND CARNIVAL AUGUST 14 TO 19 ney and lined to Suttles. Brown that every mistake they made CHEERIO » FUDGICLE flied out to Suttles. One Run. was noticed by the other teams Lincoln Next Week National Tennis Tourney POPSICLE • CREAMSICLE EIGHTH—EAST—Woods now and with such a rule hanging Here's the lineup for the tour­ Governor Street Playground playing third, A. Radcliff short, To Find Tuskegee Strong over their heads, should have nament week which starts at the Williams rightfield and Strong HAMPTON, Va.—Tuskegee In­ been more cautious in such a cru­ Lincoln Softball Field:— Mon­ ONLY 5c RIDES — HOT DOGS — COLD DRINKS firstbase for the West. Parnell stitute will send a delegation of cial game. I am of the opinion day, Junior Boy's League (Hen­ out Radcliff to Strong. Partlow more than thirty-five persons to that such a ruling isn't fair to derson, Ky., vs. Evansville, Ind. Hampton Institute to attend the Sponsored by Otis Stone Post American Legion lined to Wilson. Wright doubled young teams such as the Butereg The play starts at 2 p.m. and a to rightcenter. Wells walked. 23rd National Tennis Champion­ and the Cubs. It would be too beautiful cup will be given the Gibson skied to Horn. ships of the American Tennis Association. The championships bad if they have to break up winner. WEST—"Double Duty" Rad­ their present combination next Pearl's Liquor Store cliff singled over second base. will be held on the Hampton In­ Wednesday—two girls' teams USE AMERICAN Woods bunted for a sacrifice. Dan stitute tennis courts from, August year. from Henderson, one girls' team, 209 JOHN STREET — COMPLETE LINE Wilson switched to his right 14-19 inclusive. Cleve L. Abbott, It remains to be seen whether from Providence and Evans­ DAIRY PRODU0TS against the southpaw pitching Director of Athletics, who is vice or not the Democrats will with­ ville's East Side ' Aces from Whiskies — Wines — Gins president of the American Ten­ Evansville, with a trophy given and hit a long drive into the nis Association, will be in charge draw from the League. I believe leftfield stands for a home run the Democrats will prove to their the winner. The play starts at ALWAYS A FRIENDLY WELCOME scoring behind Radcliff and put­ fatihful fans and others that they 4 p.m. Your Patronage is Appreciated ting the West ahead 3-2. Bill Hol­ Armstrong Bid are no quitters and can take it. Friday—The Adult Tourna­ land of the N. Y. Black Yankees In spite of what I have said, ment will include teams from replaced Partlow on the Mound. Alex Radcliff singled. Neil Rob­ $20,000 for Bout Newcomb still says no game so Owensboro (Dr. Pepper), Hen­ I may as well shut up. derson, Ky., (Shelbyville Bomb­ For Pep in Summer inson got a nice round of applause NEWARK, N. J.—Boxing Pro­ as he took his pla^e in the Bat­ —sports— ers), Princeton, Ind., and Buter- moter "Bill Patterson announced egs of Evansville, Ind. Play QUALITY LIQUORS AT Make 'Cream Top ter's box. He got a double when today he had offered Double- Suttles lost his flyball in the sun, Carrier Mills Will starts at 4 p.m. with a trophy Milk' A Part of Champion Henry Armstrong, St. Radcliff stopping at third. Strong Louis, a $20,000 purse to defend Play Here Sunday given to the winner. POPULAR PRICES was purposely passed. The West Your Meals his welterweight title against Carrier Mills, Illinois, Boys Clifton L. Fields. pulled a squeeze play, Horn bunt­ Freddie (Red) Cochrane of Eliza-' ing to Leonard and Radcliff cros­ and Girls softball team will play beth, the National Boxing As­ a doubleheader Sunday. The last HORNER DRUG CO. sing the plate with the third run sociation's tenth ranking 147- Civil Service Exams of the inning. Williams was out time the visitors were here they WASHINGTON, D. C—(ANP) PRESCRIPTION WORK OUR SPECIALTY on a grounder Wells to Leonard. pounder, late in October. The match would be staged in lost to the Democrats 3-2. The —The following: examinations Three Runs. Illinois girls, who boast of a were announced this week bv the 6TH & OAK STREETS § EVANSVILLE, IND. the Newark Armory, which has^a U. S. Civil Service Commission, NINTH—EAST—"Mule" Suttles seating capacity of 14,000, and hard-hitting outfit, will furnish competition for the East Side the application deadline dates went down swinging hard. "Buck" would be over the 15-round beinsr Sept. 5-8: Chief Dietitian. 3-0004 —Phones— 3-0101 Leonard out on a high fly to Wil­ route, Patterson said. Armstrong Stars. The Carrier Mills lassies $2,300 a year; Head Dietitian, AMERICAN DAIRY CO. liams. Patterson lined deep to was offered the $20,000 guaran­ have never been defeated on $2,000 a year and Staff Dietitian. Wo Call for and Deliver Your Prescription Robinson in center for the final tee or a privilege of 37% per Lincoln Field. $1,800 a year. 'fflEHKSaBSSH out of the Game. cent of the gate receipts. —sports— mmmL, 700 E. Missouri o—o Dial 3-1146 SSSS •nnmwwif "rtorr-iarr-wrri of Harlem's boulevards last Tues­ Louisvi(le Split Double Jack Johnson Doing day at a speed the cop said was 58; Pinched 58 miles per hour. Header Last Sunday Johnson told the judge he was Greyhound Cruisers defeated Pat's Liquor Store NEW YORK CITY. — Jack rushing on an emergency. The League leading Butereg 9-3 in an At Tkt Point of Walnnt uii Canal Johnson, former heavyweight judge said, "We'll call it a draw exhibition game. Bethel, a for­ champion, was driving down one —case dismissed." mer Evansville boy, was on the Jut A Few Steps From The Avenae mound for the visitors and pitch­ W« Mar* A Full Lin* of ed shutout ball until the fifth • GINS • LIQUORS ALL-STAR SOFTBALL BALLOT inning. Butereg then scored two • WINES • BRANDHS runs in the sixth and one in the I CAST MY BALLOT FOR THE FOLLOWING PERSONS And Other Spirits At Pepmkr Prices seventh for their three runs. SHORTSTOP Team The visitors lost the second game to the League All-Stars. SECONDBASE \ Team Hamilton and Turner engaged in a hurlers duel until All-Stars FIRSfTBASE , Team blasted forth with six runs in CATCHER Team £ the fourth stanza to win 6-1. Af­ ter two runs were forced in by THIRDBASE Team walks, Coates slammed the ball over the rightfield wall to clean SHORTFIELD Team the sacks and a home run. Both Team teams only got two hits. Greyhound- — 2 0 4 0 0 1 2 9 LEFTFIELD .'.' Team Butereg 000002 1—6 Culver-Bronson; Bethel-Buddy CENTERFIELD Team Greyhound 0 0 0 0 0 1 0—1 PITCHER ffeam All-Stars 000600 x—6 COMPLETE HOME BUILDERS Hamilton-Mozee; Turner-C Fill out this blank and deposit it in the ballot box locat­ Butler. Office - Show Roam - Planing Mill - Lumber Yard ed at The ARGUS offices. 516 N. MAIN AND IOWA STREETS It s a commn saying that some- Evansville Argus, 609 S. Elliott St., Dial 2-7884 l ld,?S£ eat an* more than Evansville's Largest and Best Equipped Planing Mill-Lumber Yard a bird." Than a bird? A robin in one "doesn't eat any more than man does. THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1939 PAGE FIVE ;,^K-aiSW£i .**'J8S1 100 Degrees Above BETTER BUY NOW! White Lawyer Kills AS I SEE IT Negro Over Coat 1M %rcD0CT0R'S 1 By BOOKER HUGHES DALLAS,—(By Fritz Cansler 9$ for ANP)—An overcoat, of all By BOOKER HUGHES they be freed if they rendered things, was the alleged caute of GUT ME ON A DIET At the beginning of the Civil loyal servic^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^e to the end of the^ a killing last Saturday .n *"a anew lor fee oakdale iSojctDau War, the Confederates used all war. downtown office building with Am opening this weekly drivel me slaves to work on the planta­ the temperature sizzling at 100 on the Weanesday p.m. instead usaia uie ouitr weeK, But you Many Negro body servants act­ tion, and at the front as iooks, ed as musicians for their units. degrees. Harvey Lindsey, white Of the regular Tnursday a. m., uou i near many, tongues wag­ attorney with offices in the Fi­ ging aoout uie coming weaumg personal servants, drum corps "Joseph Blake, a servant of nence the "early morn pep" may men, to dig intrenchements and delity building, walked into the oe missing, to you who were ex­ 01 ne wno aoes quite a Dit ox General John B. Gordon, said sheriff's office and handed a uycUng to worK daily anu mat to tnrow up breastworks. Much that he and two other servants pecting to be hearing the great of the hard work entailed by the deputy a pistol, telling him that •Fats. Waller swinging from the very charming "young" miss provided the music to which he had just shot a Negro. Lind­ (ms newly acquired, sweetie), military activities of. the Con­ Gordon's regiment marched, one sey further stated that he killed LOWER PRICES! I .Panther Room by this time, you're federacy was performed by Ne­ just as surprised as I. I was ex­ you just wait until August 26, played the fife and two the William Harrison, 21, when the men the cat will be let out oi gro slaves. The slave bad to do drum". latter threatened him following NO WORRIES! pecting to hear him, too, but the menial work because this something must have gone hay­ ihe bag. Since Mildred blew in his refusal to return an over­ type of work had been done by coat that Harrison had left as Prompt Delivery wire as Bunny Berigan is still irom school I note wnere she is Birmingham Cop Placed cutting out slightly with that the whites to only a limited ex­ security for attorney's fee. yanking them out • of their seats tent. In 1862, the Confederate at Hotel Sherman's Panther 'surance penner from out Oak­ On Probation for Year When investigators from the Prices haven't started re #• us» dale way, that lad does some Congress passed an act authori­ sheriff's office arrived at the Room. Count Basie is yet knock­ lawyer's office they found Har­ yet, so you can save about 19% solid ballplaying too, so help me. zing four colored cooks to each In Beating of Negro •• yeer eeel bill. Yen won't have ing them cold at the Famous company. Their owners were to rison dead from two bullet Door in New York. Cab will —optic— BIRMINGHAM, Ala.— Officer to worry about heat thii winter, receive fifteen dollars a month Claude Williams, of the Ensley wounds in the body and one in and yea the enured of prompt play here in Oct. and Claude If Orlando Roberson's rendi­ the head. The slayer was tion of "If I Didn't Care" doesn't and clothing. In some instances, police force, was found guilty of delivery by ordering your cool Hopkins is supposed to return to the soldiers contributed one dol­ conduct unbecoming an officer, promptly released on a bond supply NOW! play a sepia dance in September, knock you out, then you are sol­ placed on probation for one year said to be $2,500 upon a writ of idly out of the groove, he swung lar each so that they could get habeas corpus granted by Dis­ 'tis true about Cab, so help me, a colored cook. The quarter­ and ffiven a public reprim/nd by as well as Claude. Dig Jack on down the mellow lane in the Civil Service Board after he trict Judge Henry King. PHONE 3-0181 TODAY Owensboro Tues. darky here's a master's department used colored Denny for some solid groove men as teamstif.-s. |The state­ had been examined on charges of THERE IS ONLY ONE LEADERl|swaying via your radio most any tip that should prove to be red beating un Will Hall, a colored To Study Teachers' hot! ! ! If everything turns out ment was made that one colored resident of Ensley, suburb of this nite. Little Genevieve, the baton on the solid side as is expected, man was worth two conscrips. city. General Forrest used colored Retirement Plan wielder for the Sunset Royal En­ "Father" Hines and his Grand This action against a policeman tertainers who are supposed to from his own plantation to drive It had been announced that Dr. Terrace Ork. will swing for the on such a charge is unprecedent­ Allie G. Capps, of the Univer­ DEEP VEIN beat it out at the Merry-Go- jitterbugs of Derbyville at the the wagons attached to his com­ ed in this city. The pomplaint mand. Slaves and free men were sity of Missouri- has been engag­ Round Gardens Sunday dark, is beautiful new Armory August 28 ...but I'm nOt Cheating! Certamly,,1here% was filed and pressed by Arthur ed by the Board of Education to 100 E. WALNUT ST. the sister of Fred Stewart the for a' Benefit Dance sponsored by employed as hospital attendants, D. Snores, an attorney here on study the cost and probable de­ lad at Hotel McCurdy, they hail a place for Sterling beer in a calorie-limited diet. Brewed ambulance drivers, and stretcher the Ipgal committee of the Bir- mands of a retirement svstpm Exclusive Dealer in Deep Vein the NAACP. mincham NAACP. The opinion from Hoptown, Ky. from nothing but grains, an 8-ounce glass of Sterling contains bearers, for cleaning of the for superannuated St. Louis .pub­ Coal and Iron Firemanautematic —optic— wards, cooking, serving, and at­ of the Civil Service Board ser­ lic school teachers at Missouri U. Coal Burners —optic— ved notice to police that they All mouths are spieling about Here are a few recipes from fewer calories than most mealtime beverages. Less than tending patients. In 1884, our race members were paid $400 "must not attempt to administer that mellow "beer" party that Sonny Wharton's pen that should the usual cup of coffee! And natural, all-grain brewing pays punishment to law. violators . . teams of 18 nations at 'White "Smokey Joe" and the other boys make perfect copy for that scrap per year for hospital work. They such persons should be placed City stadium Monday. He amassed book on what you should drink. another big dividend—true beer flavor! Sterling is never sweet were employed on the railroads, under arrest and their punish­ 18 points for high point honors. BRANDY SANGAREE: one jig­ replacing rails, repairing bidges ment determined by the courts." Watson broke the British shot ger of brandy, half teaspoon or sugary! You'll welcome Sterling to your table! and restoring roadbeds. When put record with a heave of 52 FELDMAN'S powdered sugar, shake well with they could not hire a sufficient feet and 8 inches, then walked cracked ice in a 3 ounce glass number of thest people, impress­ Watson Leads U.S. over to the broad jump pit and ments were made. They were leaped 24 feet and 6 inches for LONG BOY & NUSOY (cocktail), but leave enough room his second easy victory. That was to float a tablespoon of port wine. also used in the manufacture of Team to Victory powder and arms. .In 1865, 310 the "ball game". He also took BREAD PEACH SANGAREE: 2 ounces LONDON, Eng. — Wm. "Bill" third in the discus throw with of Peach Nectar Liquor, shake of the 400 workmen employed Watson, University of Michigan 157 feet, 7% inches. Contain the Finest well with cracked ice and strain at the navel works at Selma^ Ala­ track star, gave the United States Watson's team mate, Joe Ba­ in a 3 ounce Cocktail glass but bama, were colored. In 1884, its 54 to 41 point margin of vic­ tiste, was second by inches in the Ingredients Obtainable leave the room to float a table­ there 'were 4,3$1 colored and on­ tory over the British track team 120 yard high hurdles, and third ASK YOUR GROCER FOR spoon of port wine. ly 2,518 whites employed in the in an international meet between in the high jump. —optic— iron mills east of the Mississippi. I GOOD BREAD He was a dark horse—a 51 to . To get these slaves, the Con­ federacy had to enter into a con­ 1 shot, but from all indications Cleaned he was able to come in first, I tract with the owners for the use MEN'S FELDMAN BAKING CO. refer to Bloaty's lil bro. who of the slaves' labor. In 1862, and most of the Confederate states 1 EDGAR STREET DIAL 2-2201 came in first in the tussle with Pressed "Capt." Yates at Lincoln the passed laws clothing their re­ spective governors with authority SUITS for 1 other afternoon. ONE OF AMERICA'S FINEST BEERS 3 to impress the race in numbers —optic— for the adequate defense of those 1 Let Us Clean and Store Your Garment in a Moth-Proof Bag It seems that the young kats states. Under this system, the around these parts are strictly 2 -- BIG GAMES -- 2 STERLING BREWERS, INC., Home Office Evansville, Ind chief engineer at Charleston Ladies' SPRING COATS 50c on the solid side these lovely cool made a requisition for an aver­ eves, take Thur. Y. for instance: age of 2,500 slaves a month from SUNDAY, AUG. 13 note where he's the big wig in November, 1862 to February, Ladies' Goat Suits 50c — Men's Topcoats 50c LINCOLN FIELD the wigwam of a lot of the mem­ 1863. In March, 1863, the Con­ bers of the fairer sex, he's cut­ V. &k**W.Jt- W1 federate Congress passed a gene­ ting out slightly with the young ral impressment law in accord­ MEN'S SUITS LADIES' PLAIN Miss of 8th street not far from READERS SPEAK ance with state laws. It au­ C Sycamore, then lovely Wilma is DRESSE CARRIER MILLS GIRLS By REV. G. E. JOHNSON thorized the secretary of war to seen frequently occupying the impress; slaves up to the num­ front seat of a black Chevy, then I notice in the READERS e vs SPEAK column of the Evansville Speaking of the 403's which ber of 20,000 when conditions the young Miss who stops the should require. However, slaves Argus for July 29th, something have come out in the last two lima toter at 615 E. Org. and the were to be impressed only after EAST SIDE ACES was said about what the so- weeks, it is said that the colored star of the SBC Ball Team are have felt it more than anyone the number of free Negroes had that way about each other, the called preachers and pastors of else, but I am wondering if you been exhausted. This law caused (3:30 P.M.) young man in ? ? ? resides on the colored churches were not have thought of how the colored great confusion between the state Cleaned and Pressed 45 7th, too bad thelads who repre­ doing and what they ought to have thrown away their money authority and the Confederate Cleaned and Pressed SECOND GAME sent the clique of 5 won't take do. Now I think any man who government, and President Davis the tips or rather hints of the is able to tell the preachers any­ every pay day and have failed Repairing and to pay their bills.- This kind of suggested, in 1864, that the Con­ CALL AND two very charming sisters and thing ought to be one who at federacy buy 40,000 slaves and Altering people always have it hard when BAIL 7000 CARRIER MILLS BOYS | leave their doors undarkened, least goes to somebody's church train them as teamsters and pio­ FREE DELIVERY they are out of work. Now, my the fems seem to be peeved about every now and then. Speaking neers, and retain them as a la- vs. friend, those who want to know the molestations of the 5 Square of the churches making it their battalion. He also suggested that GRIESE -- Cleaners, Dyers Kats, should I put it? business to step in and lend a bit how to live better and have more LINCOLN ALL STARS —optic— of advice to the citizens and for go to some church. They get the If you think the Cooking the welfare of all the people of best advice. I hope before you (3:00 P.M.) School at the Lincoln High go further, trying to tell us of School, Thursday and Friday, this city, my friend does not know what the pastors are doing our shortcomings, please find out August 24 and 25, isn't going to how many want jobs and what gfiTeWtJ ADMISSION - 10c be mellow, you sure are barking because he is never found around them in their meetings unless it they can and will do. Have up the wrong tree as they are them come to our churches or EVERYONE ENJOYS strictly going to lay things on is election time and he is work­ ing trying to get some votes for the ministers' meetings. Then we thick those two days for the will see what can be done for folks of Evansville. a few dollars which he can use for himself. ' them. We can't help the man A BOTTLE OF GOLD MEDAL MILK Until Next, who doesn't want help and we Now, my friend, I am won­ Now Sealed in "CELLOPHANE" to Safeguard Your Health Your Optic would be crazy to be out trying dering if you know that out of to find "jobs with no one to take ROYAL CROWN Division and Garvin Sts. Phone 2-4134 1495 colored who work on the them. Win Mit Bouts WPA there are not 400 who go to any church in the city. Where My friend, try going to church I COLA AND BENTON, 111.—Clarence Jone? do they go Not to church. Who yourself and learn something brought three St. Louis amateur gets their money? Not the church mit stars here last Wednesday about the church program and M PAR-T-PAK and they carried away three vic­ or preacher so why would the you won't see us as short-sight­ torias. preacher go out and try to get ed preachers. But you will see Leon Haire knocked out Dan jobs for them when they are tak­ us as a group of men trying to Muriel, 126-pounder of Venice, Il­ ing their money and giving it to put over a real program for God. linois, Ed Williams knocked out others? Harold Lee, 145-pound king of Rev. G. E. Johnson, pastor Mt. A DRINK THAT IS SURE TO PLEASE Venice, and Ray Gannaway out- Now, my friend, speaking of Zion Baptist church. §P$R making and creating jobs for Thousands who never attended our brothers and sisters, we are •%5~'Sfe CALL FOR A ROYAL CROWN COLA a big formal dinner know exactly ready by day or night to go and 1938 Stars Turn Down what goes on at such dinners by do they go? Not to church. Who Pro Grid Offers WM. E. what they see in the movies. want us! You don't see them at HARP St. Patrick didn't like snakes, our churches or our ministers' WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 (ANP) FISH MARKET 408 S.E. 8th Street and a proper gentleman after meetings asking our aid. I see —Negroes may not be wanted in S our own heart was he. them on Lincoln avenue and big league football, but the minor ST leaguers, like the American as­ I COOL OFF WITH j other places of good times where sociation, tried hard enough to they can spend their money. land Brud Holland before he got They do not come to the church. the assignment at Lincoln uni­ DINE a, a where You Wj|| Fjnd A Mjghtfiii My friend, I feel you have versity. One team kept the wires ROYAL CROWN AT left your line when you try to hot and made offer after offer Atmosphere of Gaiety .... Where You Will to Brud, but when the big Cor­ let the people of Evansville know nell All-American set his price, how much you know about the they faded away like the snow- THE EVANSVILLE Find the Best Mixologist in Derbyville .... work of the pastors and preach­ flakes on the fountain in Scott's ers of Evansville. Your job is Lady of the Lake. Where the Best Fried Chicken With All the trying to get a few votes for a Approaches have been made to ARGUS FOOD SHOW few men who will give you the other Negro stars, Ed Williams, Trimmings is Served for Only 35c most money for your service. the New York university full • COCKTAILS But when you try to tell us what back has had several offers this to do, you are out on the wrong season, one from an up-state • MARTINI concern in New York, offering limb. If you will attend some • TOM COLLINS Big Ed a job on the side. Others churches, you won't find as many have also had their (uota of of­ • OLD FASHIONED empty pews as you may think. fers, but most of the boys have turned them down preferring ROYAL CROWN You say that all the preachers PHONE: 3-1181 • GIN LINCOLN TAP ROOM do is to discuss the evil doings. other methods — although it is expected that Ed Williairfe and EVAHSVILLE, • WHISKEY 322 LINCOLN It is our job to tell people what BOTTLING CO. DIAL 3-0970 is right and we can't do that and one or two others will be seen in action again this fall with INDIANA take sides with evil at the same some team. PAGE SIX THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1939

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THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS PUBLISHING m ^ The receipt given Mr. Slade by I cause the management's desire senior employes premier rights 609 S. Elliott St. ^ \ ^ Phone 2-7m Frederick Douglass Kappelman at the time he paid and intent in that connection to select new runs. White wom­ me month's rent did not carry have been perhaps temporarily en just entering service would Evansville, InSmmn Memorial Association these restrictions. Att'y Wilkerson halted by Local 370 of the A. F. be without rights of seniority; JULIUS W. HOLDER Owner and.Editor Missing Pages claims' that Kappelman insisted Union, and its Joint Dining Car so the colored waiters would get Reorganized by Women that unless this new agreement L's. Hotel Workers International the lines in which the company SUBSCRIPTION RATES WASHINGTON, D. C—(ANP) was signed, ne (Kappelman) Council. The local is presently wants to put the newcomers. BY MAIL would neither rent the place nor sole bargaining agent of, the IA>CAL The Frederick Douglass Memo­ $2.00 ONE TEAR *2.50. rial and Historical Association, refund the money. Pennsylvania's men. ONE TEAR - From History Att'y Wilkerson, well known Boost Homer Brown _ $1.26 SIX MONTHS *1M authorized by Act of Congress on In rail parlance the Congres­ SIX MONTHS barrister here, wno has for years sional Limited is "the Congo" __ ^ 66 THREE MONTHS *0 ay June 6, 1900: "To preserve to For Pitts Council THREE MONTHS •LNSX WIN MELD WHEELER posterity the memory of the life been a thorn in the side of those a 50-year-old premier train of Advertising Rates) Furais*«d On Bequest whose main objectives are to cre­ the Pennsylvania's New York- PITTSUBRGH— (A N P)— and character of the late Fred­ ate this kind of situation in Ne­ Often called the "most capable" erick Douglass," has been reor­ Washington line, its more than gro neighborhoods, took immed­ a-mile-a-minute flier; food ser­ members of the Pennsylvania THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS PLATFORM HEADS OF FAMILIES ganized. iate interest in the case, not so vice on which is supplied by state legislature, Atty. Homer The transplanting of the Ne­ much as to collect the paid $25, dining and cafe cars, the latter Brown is now being boosted to 1 New Community Center Building At a recent meeting, held at gro from the African klan life the Memorial Home in Anacos- but continue his fight to break conducted by colored waiters-in- fill the vacancy in the city coun­ 2 More'Race Business Enterprises to the West Indian plantations Dr. San ford tia (District of Columbia) the up a practice that tends to block charge. It is believed the cafe- cil by a recent death. 3 The Opening Up Of Positions In All Business was a social revolution. There right remaining members of the tne progress of Negro businesses car waiters have been marked Not only are Negroes actively in Negro, drstricts by these white interested that this militant and Enterprises On The Avenue For Members Of The Race were no moral scruples consider­ trustee board effected the reor­ as "purge" victims owing to the ed when "John" or "Sally" was Replaced At ganization made necessary by merchants and landlords. management's request for union respected lawyer get into the 4. A Fair Deal For All. sold and carried away from their the death of Mary B. Talbert. consent to inclusion of three city's lawmaking body, hut Atty. mates, and their master or mis­ The following officers were HALTS PLAN "white female counter attend­ Brown won the support of the (Reprint From The St. Louis Argus) tress selected another wife or elected: Mrs. Sallie W. Stewart, ants" in "Congo" crews. Gen­ Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, leading Langston U. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.— GAINES CASE BACK TO BOONE COUNTY husband in an attempt to appease Evansville, Ind., who had serv­ erally, the cafe-car renders ade­ daily paper here. their heartache. The private ed the board as secretary since (ANP)—From reliable sources it quate dining car service; its In a signed editorial, "Homer In remanding the case of Lloyd L. Gaines vs. the Uni­ home as a unit did not exist. LANGSTON, Okla.—(ANP)— was learned this week that white concept is of cafeteria implenta- Brown Well Qualified for Coun­ Dr. B. F. Lee, who for 12 years 1918, was made president; Mrs. versity of Missouri, et at things took a rather strange turn American slavery introduced sex­ S. Joe Brown, Des Moines, Iowa, waitresses have not yet ousted tion en route, nevertheless. cil Seat," Paul Block, editor of in the Missouri State Supreme Court recently. It had been ual promiscuity with no oppor­ has served dean of Langston colored cafe-car waiters from the highly. university, last Thursday was secretary; and Mrs. Addie W. The hitch is sprung of the sen­ cvenerally believed that the State Supreme Court would dil­ tunity for ideal family ties to be Dickerson, Philadelphia, custodi­ Congressional Limited of the developed. There was no protec­ named acting president by the Pennsylvania railroad simply be- iority rule in the cooks-waiters' How are your own tonsils ? ly-dally over the matter in defiance of the decision of the board of regents, thus succeed­ an of funds. The other trustees working agreement, which gives tion for women and children. Of are: Miss Nannie H. Burroughs, Don't kiss the baby. United States Supreme Court which ordered the state to pro­ course, there were instances of ing Dr. J. W. Sanford, whose dis­ placement as head of the big Washington, D. C, chairman of vide eaual facilities at some place in the state for Games to those owners of high moral ideals buildings and grounds; Mrs. Mary who protected the women and school was reportedly ordered by obtain his training in law comparable to that which Missouri the directorate at a meeting last McLeod Bethune; Mrs. Meta gave them in Christian marriage Pelham, who resigned as treas­ provides for whites at the Missouri University at Columbia, to lovers of their own choosing. Sunday. or admit him to the state university in September. But the urer and custodian; Miss Hallis Acting President Lee, consid­ Q. Brown, Wilberforce, Ohio; «85?o The good deeds done by fine State Supreme Court has closed another avenue. ered one of the most popular Mrs. Elizabeth Carter Brooks, Christian white men and - women men on the campus has been in­ The maneuverings in this case on the part of the state, in St. Louis were the cornerstone New Bedford, Mass., and Mrs. structor in mathematics there for Jennie Moton, Capahosic, Va„ through first one agency and then another, looks to us as on which the colored home her* 18 years. From well informed INSIST was established. Many of those who was elected to the vacancy though no legal stone will be left unturned to prevent Garnet sources it was learned that a caused by the death of Mrs. Na­ from securing legal training in his own state, just because kind and helpful associations are group of Dr. Sanford's friends, in evidence today and have help­ pier. he. in the providence of God. happened to be born colored. especially in Oklahoma City, had ed to develop a spirit of thrift interested themselves in securing ON EMGES Now that the State Supreme Court has, like Pilate, and a desire fe*" training. his reappointment as president. Dean Pechstein washed its hands of the "innocent blood" of Gaines, it re­ Some persons named in Car­ Their failure became known with mains to-be seen what the Boone County court will do. ter Woodson's "Heads of Free announcement of the board's ac­ Sneaks As Lincoln Negro Families in 1850" are: tion on Sunday. The board had JEFFERSON CITY, Mo„ Aug. Ot course, everyone knows there will be no law school Charles ^Blackburn, Josiah Boen, recently set up a new standard at Lincoln University by the first of September, 1939, equal 3.—Apoearing as one of the sche­ Baptiste Vanson, Nelson Lucas, of qualifications for the school's duled Ivceum features of the Lin­ to that at Columbia. If the Boone County court says that Pearl Aubeshon, Margaret Kenesl, No. 1 post. coln University summer session, whatever has been done at Lincoln is adequate to that at John Bendown, Susan Matura, As prseident, Dr. Sanford had Dean L. A. Pechstein of the REPAIR Columbia, then an appeal will again be taken. George Spears, Elisha Dickerson, attained nation-wide prominence School of Education of the Uni­ ASK YOUR DEALER Jerry Duncan and Kitty Hawkins. and won high praise for devel­ versity of Cincinnati spoke in As to what proceedings will be taken by the National There are a few families in this opment of his scholastic program Page Auditorium. Wednesday ev­ PERFECT WORK Association for the Advancement of Colored People, we are city whom the writer has been and his expansion of activities ening, August 2nd. not able to state here, but the fight is to the finish, no doubt able to trace from an early slave at Langston. His reappointment Choosing as his subject, "Edu­ FOR origin. was considered by many as a cation Looks Forward," Dean AT LOW COST! William McMurray was born a foregone conclusion and to many Pechstein envisaged the future of slave in St. Louis and lived to be of his friends the action of the America and the increasing re­ Get rid of those annoying Legal Hints TEACHER SUES an octogenarian. His wife, Mrs. board of regents came as a great sponsibility the educator must as­ noises. Be certain your radio By S. R. REDMOND Philomena McMurray, was also surprise. sume in such a society. is performing correctly. We will inspect it FREE! ATTORNEY'S FEE & ALIMONY born in St. Louis. They were the EMGES When a wife files suit for di­ FOR $5,000.00 parents of four boys and two ALL WORK GUARANTEED vorce and is unable to pay the girls, all of whom are deceased charges the law requires the hus­ except Dr. Alonzo McMurray and NEGRO STORES FAJRVIEW FARM BRAND MEAT PRODUCTS band to pay the fee of her at­ Railroad Named In Miss Mandelle McMurray of Chi­ Edgar Brown torney and also to pay her ali­ Suit for Injuries cago, and Miss Regina McMur­ ACT AGAINST ABC "NONE BETTER" mony pending the trial of the ray, who is a kindergarten teach­ RADIO SERVICE case and if she gets the divorce SMITHFIELD, N. C. Aug.— er at the Banneker School in this For Congress she is entitled to* alimony in ac­ city. 8th & Canal Phone: 2-4957 FOR SALE AT ALL LEADING GROCERIES AND MEAT MARKETS cordance with the financial status (ANP)—Charging that she was LANDLORD DAN injured in a fall when she got George Dore was the descend­ CHICAGO, Aug^-(A N P)— of her husband. If the husband ant of Felix Dore. George Dore gets the divorce the law ends his off a train at Fremont which From authoritative sources it F.O.L. Continues Rent duty to support her and she will stopped 800 feet from the station, was the father o four girls, Mrs. was learned on Monday that Ed­ not be able to get alimony. Mar­ Mrs. Pauline Suler Woodard, Oscar Marshall, Mrs. James Gor­ gar G. Brown, advisor on Negro Cuts As Result riage of a widow who is receiv­ who formerly taught school in don, Mrs. James Reid and Miss affairs to the Civilian Conserva­ ing alimony will cut it off. Fremont, filed suit for $5,000 Blanche Dore, who is a teacher tion Corps, for many years a CLEVELAND, Aug. 7 — (By Daily Baking Assures Hon-E-Krust Freshness Thursday against the Atlantic in the city schools, and two sons. Chicago resident and active here Clarence L. Simmons for ANP) Either party may go to court Coast line railroad. Anthony Trexler's "Slavery in in civic and political affairs, will White landlords in the Woodland and have the order modified if Missouri" says: "In 1853 George be a candidate for U. S. Repre­ avenue district, southeastern side the financial conditions change tc Mrs. Woodard said she went Kibby of St. Louis entered into a of this town, are making it al­ such an extent that an increase ir sentative from Chicago's First from Goldboro to Fremont on contract with Henry C. Hart and District at the 1940 ehction. He most impossible for Negro mer­ the amount paid or a decrease is the night of March 21. When the wife, Elizabeth L. Hart, to pur­ chants to rent stores in this dis­ made necessary. Courts are re­ will run on the Democratic train stopped a good distance chase the liberty of his wife, Su­ ticket. trict for the sale of groceries luctant to change orders but will from the station, there was no san. The price to be paid was candies, dry-goods, tobaccos, sof> do =o if good grounds are shown. light furnished by any attendant eight hundred dollars, to be paid As a staunch New Dealer, or alcoholic beverages and, |rj Whether the husband or wife to help her off. The bottom step in three yearly installments; Su­ Brown has led an active life in some instances, restaurants, it gets the divorce the duty remains was two feet or more from the san to be insured as to her value the Nation's Capital, where he was learned this week through rn- the father to support his minor ground which was rough and lit­ to Mrs. Elizabeth L. Hart by is also president of the United Att'y J. D. Wilkerson, who ha« children. Often times the or.'y tered with rocky ballast and be­ George Kibby; Col. J. T. Brent, Government Employes. During been retained to represent A. H ?raer granted by the court is one cause of the darkness she could his term of office he has suc­ Slade, confectioner. for maintenance for the child. trustee for Mrs. Elizabeth L. not see it and fell from the plat­ Hart: receipts received of George ceeded in getting substantial According to Att'y Wilkerson. form against a standing freight Kibby—Febr. 1, a mule valued at wage increases for district cus­ his client paid $25 for a month's car, spraining her ankle, right sixty-five dollars on contract, todial employe's and a general rent for a store at 5706 Wood­ Amendment Aids knee and ligaments in her leg. Febr. 1, 1854; cash—one hundred improvement in working condi­ land avenue to Louis Kappelman. She says she skinned her arm and thirty-five dollars, total, two tions. He also fronted the fight with the understanding that arrv and received bruises on it, losing hundred dollars. The fifth and for colored aviators and in business other than a grocery or Negro Lawyers two weeks from school and being last payment, Dec. 3, 1855, two House Bill 3791, establishing ci­ beer parlor could not be operated WASHINTON, D. C—Senator under a physician's care four years and six days from the date vilian aviation schools under di­ there. When Mr. Slade wa"s ready Minton, of Indiana, announced weeks. of contract. Deed of manumis­ rection of the U. S. Army Corps, 7to move in, he was prevented that Senate Bill 1610, ' which sion issued to George Kibby." Brown succeeded in having this from doing so unless he signed passed the Senate, contained an Mr. Charles Kibby, now de­ proviso written into the Bill: . . . an agreement that no repairing White Man Slugged "Including at least one Negro or painting of the premises was amendment offered by him ceased, who was a clerk in the ever to be expected and that he Which would forbid discrimina­ St. Louis Post Office when in­ school for the training of Negro Trying to Jim Crow air pilots. . . ." sell no tobaccos, candies, ice cream tion against Negroes and other terviewed by the writer in 1927 or soft beverages. As operator of racial and religious groups in 'Vlor^d Bus Passenger said that George Kibby was his to Providence for "their own vine a confectionery store, Mr. Slade filling positions in the Federal MEMPHIS.— (ANP) — S. D. father but the wife whose free­ was. not in a position to accept Government service requiring and fig tree." should be cherish­ Blount, white, of this city will dom he purchased died and the ed as a priceless heritasre. these new restrictions. legal training or legal experi­ doubtless think twice before he second wife, Mary Jane, was the ence. The bill as originally in­ arrn.in tries to enforce Jim Crow mother of the Kibby family troduced prohibited discrimina­ rules on buses when Negroes are namely: Charles S. Kibby, de­ tion against graduates of non- included among the passengers. ceased, Mrs. Lavanna Kihhv accredited law schools. Last Sunday while riding on Woods,' Mrs. Elizabeth Kibby Careful Wrapping and Rapid Delivery Glenview-Faxon bus, Blount saw Brown, George W. Kibby, Jr. TRY The Indiana Senator's interest a colored passenger, Richard deceased, John Kibby, deceased, in the matter was aroused early Dean, 24, sitting "too far up and Paul Kibby. in May by a detailed memoran­ front." John Griffin wa« born in Pet. Make Freshness Doubly Sure! dum which Professor W. Robert In a brusque, insulting tone, ersburgh, Va., Nov. 19, 1816 Ming, Jr., of the Howard Uni­ Blount reportedly yelled at Dean was removed to Callaway Countv, versity School of Law, submitted and ordered him to move to the Missouri where he married. A to the legislator' on behalf of his rear of the bus "where he belong­ daughter, Lucy, was born in 1843 fellow faculty members. The ed." Then the feathers started The family came to St. Louis in HOMOGENIZED PASTEURIZED It's a matter of routine with inimitable flavor, baked in memorandum pointed out that flying as Passenger Dean pro­ 1849. Lucy Griffin married John us, just a part of our care­ by real bakers. The ingre­ although there were more than ceeded to trim Blount in approved Henderson of St. Louis, both now dients are as fine as you use 4,500 positions in the govern­ "Joe Louis" style. deceased. They were the parents fully worked-out plan. mental service which required Next morning in City Court of Mrs. Katherine Henderson Freshness though, to you, in your own home. All in legal training or legal experi­ Dean was fined $25 on a charge Griffin and Mrs. Mary Henderson is all-important ... a thing all, Hon-E-Krust Bread is ence, only eight of such jobs of assault and battery, $10 for Kibby. that all the flavor and good­ as fine as all these things were filled by Negro lawyers. 'distrubing the peace," after Pa­ can make it.. And,' best of In addition, although 1;300 of trolman Hook had testified. Honk Henry O'Fallon was related to ness in the world cannot re­ these were Civil Service posi­ said that when he arrived at the the O'Fallohs,after whom O'Fal­ place. That's the reason Mrs. all, it costs no more than or­ tions, only one Negro lawyer oc­ bus a crowd of 100 persons had lon Park is named. He is surviv­ dinary bread! Try a loaf ed by two children, Herrrv O'Fal­ § MILK Eugenia Mundy, Argus Food cupies a Civil Service position gathered, but that the hard-hit­ today. We are sure both you in the governmental service. The ting Dean had left. He was over­ lon and Miss Bernice O'Fallon. n Expert, chose Hon-E-Krust taken about three blocks f#om teacher in the city schools. Thpr=> You can Taste the Difference for her demonstrations; and your family will agree memorandum stated that it was are many Negro families in St. the opinion of the members of the the scene, however.' and in the that's why so many people that it is the best bread tussle that followed, was said to Louis who have contributed bv • you have ever tasted. faculty of the country's only Ne­ thrift and industry, character prefer Hon-E-Krust; gro Law School that "Discrimi­ have slightly injured Officer ( c Buy it from your gro­ Hook's arm. and culture to the dignity and MILK IS MOST DELICIOUS that's why you'll pre­ nation against Negro lawyers is general welfare of the city. cer today! now regularly practiced in most fer it, too! It has an 10 of the governmental departments At some future date, it will DIGESTIBLE FORM and bureaus" Coist Guard. be the writer's pleasure to say The Veterans' Administratior more on this subject. ; estimated the increases would It seems that the memories of Specify Hon-E-Krust Bread Every Time Veterans To Get mean a federal outlay of $3,842.- these fathers • and mothers who 000. The legislation applies only fought agafngt more devils than KOCH DAIRY CO. Larger Benefits to those injured in tieace time. all Hell cou'd hold, and planted a Under existing law pensions little sacred spot where thev HI-CLASS BAKING CO. WASHINGTON. Aug. 5. — for such injuries range from $fi might commune with then little Phone 2-4191 President Roosevelt' signed a bill to $125 a month. The new scale brood, a cabin though it might DIAL 2-4161 1327 DIVISION ST. to increase government benefits will be $7.50 to $187.50. Thev be, but home just the same; a Dated Milk for Your Protection for 26 000 inju^pd veterans of the will amount to about 75 per cent haven .where thev might raise their eyes in grateful appreciation army, navy, Marine Corps and of war-time disability rates. M I