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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1938 THE NEWARK ADVOCATE AND AMERICAN TRIEUNfc PAGE FIVE Patricia Jane Is Brothers NEGROES WILL SI SI SI I I I I I I s-1 I I I I I HIGH SCHOOL ROOMS ELECT Nearly Year Old 55 IS, l.t III GIVE PROGRAM i vi I GRANGE PLANS MUSIC EVENTS Nine hundred Ohio granges and their juvenile organizations are observing the month of September as "Grange Music Month," as the result of the effort by the Ohio State grange to stimulate music interest in rural areas of the state, according to State j1 Wednesday, September 14 F. WHKC-G. Olsen Orch. Observe 74th Anniversary of Race Progress in Columbus Event.

Tom V. Taylor of Steubenville, both examiners, were suspended for 30 days starting Sept. 5, fo? neglect of duty. SMITH CHAPEL Sunday school will meet at 10 a. with preaching services at 7 p.

m. Mr. and Mrs. I. W.

Mills and grauddaughter, Kathryn Wright, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell, Hanover. Mrs. Ida Fairall, Howard Fair-all and daughters Marjory and Freda, Uhrichsville; Clifton Fair-all and Mrs.

Blanche Warfel nnd family called on Mrs. Bell Warfel Sunday afternoon in the Walter Warfel home, near WABC Orchestra WJZ Silhouettes 1:4 P. ML WOSU Events P. M. WLW Kyser's N.

Grange Master Walter F. Kirk. Featuring the project is a statewide program of vocal music competition, the first round of which will be an inter-county elimina tion contest scheduled for the 4 first two weeks in October. This will be followed by regional and state eliminations to determine the winning county. The 74th anniversary of Negro progress will be celebrated on Ohio state fairgrounds Sunday, Sept.

25. Sponsored by Franklin lodge of Elks, Marching club, Veterans of Foreign Wars and the United Sons and Daughters of A erica, depicting Negro progress in the fields of science, business, sports, etc. Speakers of national repute will participate as well as high state and city officials. Other features will consist of motorcycle, bicycle and The committee in charge of the affair includes S. B.

Stowe, Marion; J. P. Kelser, Medina; Joseph W. Fichter, Oxford, and Grange Master Kirk. Groupings for the inter-county contest have been announced with Licking in group 12 with Delaware, Franklin and Fairfield counties.

Groups Name Officers Tuesday in Spirited Elections by Pupils. With results from three districts still out, Newark high school voters yesterday held first home room sessions of the season, electing room officers in campaigns that waxed hot and heavy through the 20 precincts represented in the little democracies. Although there remains a tie to be broken in Room 2, and competition of voting in Rooms 21 (which nominated yesterday) and 9, the other 17 groups completed organization activities in fifth period balloting yesterday. It had been expected to hold the remaining three elections late today. Results of the polling were as follows: Room "1 Edward Allen, president; James Buck, vice president; Margaret Bower, secretary; and Alan Burton, treasurer.

Room 3 Thelma Hall, president; Virginia Gallagher, vice president; Peggy Gerlock, secretary; and Jean Gib-bony, treasurer. Room 4 Helen Hickey, president; Hughey Houpt, vice president; Betty Iden, secretary; and Lowell Keyes, treasurer. Room 5 Barbara Matticks, president; Betty McClosky, vice president; Betty Mercer, secretary; and John Luzzia. treasurer. Room 8 June Reid, president; William Richardson, vice( president; Dick Pierce, secretary; and Russell Murphy, treasurer.

Room WLW Dan Hardinf WCOL Variety WOSU Sign 6ft WHKC Trio WBNS Music Shop P. M. WLW Midstream WHKC Serial 1:31 P. M. WLW-Julia WHKC Vocal Duo WBNS Rhythm 3:45 P.

M. WLW Hatterfielda WCOL Girl Alone. N. WBNS Rhythm P. M.

WLW Hannah WCOL Pop. Music, N. WHKC Musi- 4:13 P. M. WLW Sing.

School WHKC Orchestra WBNS Exploring. C. 4:31 P. M. WLW Gloom Chaser WCOL Families WHKC Song-Patter WBNS CastUlians P.

M. WLW Man of Man. WCOL Pop. Music, N. WHKC The Johnsons 5:09 P.

M. WLW Orchestra WCOL Organ WHKC Ferneau Or. WBNS Jam Time 5:15 P. M. WLW Announced.

WCOL Poo. Music, N. WBNS Light Or. 5:31 P. M.

WLW-Sports, N. WCOL Contralto. WHKC Announced WBNS Rav Roepe 5:45 P. M. WLW L.

Thomas. N. WCOL Kid Show WHKC News WBNS Lum and Abner 6:01 P. M. WLW Don Winslow WHKC C.News WCOL Sports 4:11 P.

M. WLW Sports WCOL Uncle Eira, N. WHKC Sports WBNS John Neblett WABC Pianist WEAF Ensemble. N. WJZ Lost, Persons 4:34 P.

M. WLW Let's Celebrate WCOL News WHKC Organ WBNS Living History WABC Dramatic WJZ Tenor WEAF The Revelers. 1:4 P. M. WLW Announced WCOL Variety WHKC Dinner Music WBNS Mary Lou WABC Announced VJZ Science, N.

WEAF Jack Berch. N. WLW Man's Family. N. WHKC Steeplechase WABC R.

Heatherton WBNS Gang Busters WABC Gang Busters WJZ Radio Revue. N. 7:15 P. M. WHKC Announced 7:31 P.

M. WLW Tom Dorsey. N. WCOL Vocal Rhythm WHKC Quiz Program WBNS P. Whiteman WABC P.

Whiteman. C. WJZ Drama 7:45 P. M. WCOL Announced 8:04 P.

M. WLW Town Hall WCOL Hist. Drama WOSU Music WHKC CrosDv Car. M. WBNS The Champ WABC Eddie Ralph WJ Drama WEAF Stoopnagle.

N. 8:15 P. M. WHKC Novelty Choir WOSU Announced WJZ Anunounced P. M.

WLW For Men Onlv WOCL Music Camp WOSU University WBNS Blue Velvet. Patricia Jane Redman, 9 months old, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Redman, residing six miles south of Newark. wosu Chamber orcn.

WHKC Sign Off. WBNS Word Game WABC Game 9:13 P. ML "TOL Contralto S. WBNS Announced :3 P. S.

WCOL NBC Minstrel WBNS Can Be Done. C. WABC E. A. Guest.

C. :43 P. M. WOSU Lectures WBNS Announced 10:04 P. M.

WLW Amos-Andy. N. WCOL Pod. Music, N. WBNS News WABC Basil C.

10:15 P. M. WLW Steeplechase WBNS Nile Club 10:30 P. M. WCOL News WBNS McHale Or.

WABC Krupa Or. N. WEAF A. Lyman. N.

10:45 P. M. WLW Nobel Sissel WCOL Lyman Or. N. WBNS Hits and Bits 11:00 P.

M. WLW P. Sullivan WCOL Henderson Or. N. WBNS Hal Kemp Rr.

C. WABC Kemp. Or. N. WEAF Lucas Or.

WJZ Serial 11:15 P. M. WLW Locke Or. WBNS Announced 11:30 P. M.

WLW Clvde McCoy Or. WCOL Thriller. N. WABC Count Basie Or. WBNS Glen Gray WEAF Hines Or.

WJZ Becker Or. 11:45 P. M. WLW Announced 12:00 P. M.

WLW Review Mrs. Nellie Smith is visiting the home of her son, C. E. Smith. Seph Divan, Trinway, visited in the T.

F. Noland home over the week-end. The condition of Ardrey No-land, who was moved from the Newark City hospital to her home Friday afternoon, is improving. Marion Burkholder and Walter Wince accompanied the Cramb-lett family to West Virginia for funeral services and burial of Charles Cramblett, who was killed in an automobile accident in Newark Thursday night. Mrs.

Fred Lothes entertained members of the Loyal society on Wednesday afternoon. The next meeting will be held the afternoon of Wednesday, Oct. 12, in the home of Mrs, Noble McArtor. fEILDEFo I you quick, hoppy relief from Charles and Paul Bricker are brothers and are the sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Bricker, 305 North 21st stret. Charles is 8 years old and Paul is 7. Catliolir Knights Klect. Cincinnati, Sept. 14.

(AP) Henry M. Galx-1 of Fremont was elected for a 10th term yesterday as president of the Catholic Knights of Ohio. The Knights, in convention here, went on record in a resolution as "seconding" efforts of Catholic leaders to obtain "temporary state aid for parochial schools." Study in Psychology. Des Moines, Sept. 14.

(AP) Iowa motorists are teaching the state motor department some lessons in practical psy foot races. A men's and women's beauty contest will be held. A citizen's committee is arranging the event. A two mile parade, under the direction of Robert L. Morgan, will be featured.

Alexander Martin of Cleveland will head a caravan of 100 autos from Cleveland. Elsie Austin of the attorney general's office has been invited to speak on women's progress. Dr. A. S.

Burton of Newark will speak on Negro contribution to medical science. Dr. L. C. Ridley, editor of The Journal of Religion, will speak on the Negro contribution in religion.

MINNEAPOLIS. Joe Savoldi. 216, Three Oaks. pinned Ginc Vagnone, 205, Columbus, 34:54. chology.

"When the speed limit TAX EMPLOYES ARE DISMISSED Columbus, Sept. 14 (AP) The state tax commission announced today dismissal of Charles M. Luthy of Cleveland, $4,200 a year deputy commissioner of the sales tax division, for economy. Also dismissed were William Levinson and James Welsh, both examiners in the Steubenville district. The commission reported Levinson had absented himself from work, and Welsh had obtained other employment without turning in a resignation.

Paul Jones of Springfield and at Ankeny, was 25 miles an hour," Acting Commissioner Horace Tate said, "many motorists drove through without slowing down. Some went as fast as 50 miles an hour. But when the Ankeny city council raised the speed limit to 45 miles an hour, most motorists didn't go more than 40 miles an hour." I 1 itching, burning iltln torment. Bread is not thrown away by any true Moslem. Found on the ground, clean pieces of bread are eaten; soiled bread must either be burnt or given to a cat or dog.

WBNS News WEAF Amos-Andy N. WJZ asy Aces 1 Thursday, September 15 12:15 P. M. WHKC News WBNS Store News 10:00 A. M.

WLW Goldbergs WCOL Charm Variety wosu MUSIC WHKC Hillbilly Pro. WBNS Music 10:15 A. M. WLW Vic Sade WCOL Music-News WOSU Science WBNS Review, C. 10:31 A.

M. WLW Song WCOL Pod. Music 0foCPCflID 7:04 A. M. WLW Praver WHKC News WBNS Hello Ohio 7:15 A.

M. WLW Radio Pals WCOL News WHKC Time 7:31 A. M. WLW Organ WCOL 'ime WBNS News 7:45 A. M.

WLW Revelers WCOL Kid Show WBNS Music 8:00 A. M. WLW Merrymakers WHKC Time WBNS Music 8:15 A. M. WLW News 8:30 A.

M. WLW Gospel Sing WCOL Variety WHKC Organ A. M. WLW Hollywood WBNS Religious WHKC Tonic Tunes 9:00 A. M.

WLW Hymns WCOL Neighbors WOSU Conference WHKC C. Science WBNS Kittv Kelly, C. 9:13 A. M. WLW Mvrt and Marge WCOL Mt.

Music WHKC Choir WBNS Music 9:30 A. M. WLW Hilltop House WCOL Joh Higgins. N. WBNS WPA Program WHKC Trouble :45 A.

M. WLW Betty 6c Bob WCOL Pop. Music. WCOL Vocal WBNS Music 12:30 P. M.

WLW Stocks WCOL Drama. N. WHKC News WBNS Valley Folk P. M. WLW The Gilmans.

N. WCOL Baritone. N. WHKCGrain 1:00 P. M.

WLW Linda Love WCOL Vocal WOSU Farm News WHKC Interview WBNS Orchestra 1:15 P. M. WLW Grimm's Daug. N. WCOL Soeech.

N. WOSU Organ 1:30 P. M. WLW Valiant. N.

WCOL Rakov Orch. N. WOSU Conference WHKC Chas. Austin WBNS Cruise South 1:45 P. M.

WLW Kittv Keene. N. WOSU Announced 2:00 P. M. WLW Marv Marlin WCOL Light Opera WHKC Music Moods WBNS Army Band 2:15 P.

M. WLW Ma Perkins WHKC Poetry. M. 2:31 P. M.

WLW Peno Young, N. WHKC Stokes Or. WOSU Organ WBNS Rav Block 2:41 P. M. WLW Guiding Light.

N. WOSU Citv News WHKC Piano. M. WBNS News WOSU Orchestra WHKC Get Thin, M. WBNS Big Sister.

C. 10:45 A. M. WLW Road of Life WCOL Viennese WOSU Medicine WHKC Orchestra. M.

WBNS Life Stories 11:00 A. M. WLW Editors' Daughter WCOL Variety. N. WOSU Sign Off WHKC Organ WBNS Tower Town 11:15 A.

M. WLW The O'Neills. N. WCOL Baritone. N.

WHKC Film Gossip WPNS I. Beasley 11:30 A. M. U7T K'U'i THURSDAY-FRIDAY and Penney's is having a birthday party and you are all invited. The Newark store is two years old and we are having; a grand celebration.

We planned for months ahead to make this a big event, and we ordered the merchandise to do it with. Now the big day has arrived and we are proud to present to you these incomparable values in high quality merchandise. Bargains you won't be able to resist. Be here early, they'll go fast. DOORS OPEN AT 9 O'CLOCK SHARP.

NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS. PLENTY OF EXTRA SALESPEOPLE. MEN'S 11 Fred Tiemann, president; Tom Walcutt, vice president; Jean Williams, secretary; and Beatrice Young, treasurer. Room 13 Joanne Schofield, president; Clyde Shipp, vice president; Virginia Scarbrough, secretary; and Marjory Rankin, treasurer. Room 15 Janet Miller, president; Richard Loughman, vice president; Elizabeth Mc-Elwaine, secretary; and Thomas Massalas, treasurer.

Room 16 Robert Forgraves, president; Elder Duvall, vice president; Frances Cummings, secretary; and Bonnie Dustheim-er, treasurer. Room 18 Russell Hupp, president; James Goodwin, vice president; Patricia Hathaway, secretary; and Dana Hammond, treasurer. Room 19 Forest King, president; Betty Long, vice president; Marguerite Lind, secretary; and Kenneth Kennon, treasurer. Room 20 Janice Mulquin, president; Edwin Moran, vice president; Ellen Owen, secretary; and Russell O'Neal, treasurer. Room 25 Darwin Johnson, president; Bob Hull, vice president; Betty Logan, secretary; and Jean Hazlett, treasurer.

Room 26 Betty Duncan, president; Tom Flannigan, vice president; Suzanne Goodwin, secretary; and Ann Davis, treasurer. Room 28 Arthur Armstrong, president; Philip Christman, vice president. Secretary and treasurer not yet elected. Room 32 Dorothy Wintermute, president; Robert Winters, vice president; Annette Upson, secretary; June Vo-gel, treasurer. Room 31 William Tait, president; Herbert Swern, vice president; Mildred Shepherd, secretary; and Ruth Roby, DRESS SHIRTS With Non-Wilt Collars rWCOL Pop.

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WABC-CBS 6:30 Living History; 7:30 Paul Whiteman program: 8 East and Dumke. WJZ-NBC 6:45 Science on the March; 9 New opera series; 10:30 Dick Himber orchestra. What To Expect Thursday: WEAF-NBC 3 Backstage Wife; 4 Top Hatters band; 5:45 National amateur golf. WABC-CBS 3 Belmont park races; WJZ-NBC 11:30 a. m.

Farm anJ Home hour; 5:15 National singles tennis (also WABC-CBS). It took Holland 50 years to recover completely from the "great tulip mania" of the 17th century, during which speculators paid as high as $2500 for a single tulip bulb. Col. Frank Knox from Oregon, 111, on WEAF-NBC at 9:30 and these Republican leaders on WABC-CBS at 9:45: Chairman John Hamilton, Rep. Bruce Barton of New York, Robert A.

Taft of Cincinnati, Sen. Arthur Capper of Kansas and Sen. Charles L. McNary of Oregon. Senator Sherman Minton of Indiana has been scheduled for WEAF-NBC at 1 p.

m. in a further discussion of freedom of the press. The Stroud twins, Claude and Clarence, who have been a feature of Charlie McCarthy's Sunday hour on WEAF-NBC for some time, are concluding after two more broadcasts, to be replaced by the hill billy act of Judy Canova. Annie and Zeke. Listening Tonight (Wednes-day): WEAF-NBC 7 One Man's necklines and a restrained use of trimmings! You'll want several they're stunning.

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By C. E. BUTTERFIELD. (Time Is Eastern Standard) New York, Sept. 14.

(AP) Constitution day speakers will have at least three spots on the networks Saturday. The broadcasts start with the address of President Roosevelt at 9:30 a. m. at Poughkeepsie. N.

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