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..,11,1 I I I 1 CLEVELAND, July 31 JThe Cedar Country Club Is the garden spot of Ohiol" Located on arterial highway No. 43, just 15 miles from Benny Mason's 160 acre 1 fprm which had been inutazonnea Jnwi mouern couniryy one of the Buckeye SUte i.u Sbmething less beautiful which attracted my attention was an abundance of i sage, "horseradish and hoarhound. Of course one must a "coutry jake" to identify these things; so deliberately stole away uom evei'yDoay 10 commune wua Nature which always fills me with ecstacy. I Watched my chance and sneaked into a little Cement struc Hero I noted downstairs a cboling device for milk, butter 'n what have you. On the main floor, i lo'n behold, were huge hams and slabs of bacon wrapped securely ad hanging from the My, my what a life! Getting back to the gang.

I found them eating. Such an out landish' amount, of food; apparent ly some tried to sample everything. flowed, freely in the of the garage and in aj short time there was a nice little "pith from the house to the' garage. 1 jThqsewho worked untiringly, in P'MI in 1 1 1 KnWv.mm The Cleveland, Ohio CdebraW.O Servioa A ncrae, Not An Institution rtadtni a' way out bj1 providing to exteend aui 'islliK "i SP ry girt: to MEMBERS at fUW ipem CIXSE I93a i ISuElijtlS of talent, is another one of the entertainment features. And smiling right hack at 'you.

glia tening mirrors encircle the pillars and reflect the colors of the attractively decorated hall. Downstairs, one of the finest and largest bare in "the state of Ohio welcomes you. It is a massive, elaborately constructed affair which makes, a complete oval. Here the finest drjnks of all are avaflabIe. y.vVV, Upstairfl.

an attractive lounge or club room, richly furnished and studded with tables and chairs of th modern. Morocco leather type Is available to the guests. planning the affair, were: Ben Turner, Kate Long, Bill Buckner, Noble Bozgs. AureHa Donaldson and Mary Bush. Marguerite Johnstone and Mary Jane Brown week ended last week In Cleveland with Dr.

and Mrs. O. Taylor. Even tho' this item is a bit be lated, I am sure that you would enjoy knowing how extensively Mrs. Taylor was feted during her visit here.

Mrs. Anna B. Jones and daughter. Miss Cecilia Chancellor, chose the Belmong for their de lightful compliment for her. The Big Walnut Country Club was the scene of a lovely affair when Mrs.

Ada Method entertain ed a croup of ladies at her cot tage there. Mrs. Kitty Green and Miss Nell B. Moffitt entertained at their respective homes on East Long street and Mrs. W.

R. Brown invited ,14 to her home on Miami avenue when she honored the Charming visitor with a bridge luncheon. I Seated at the various tables were the hoonred guest, Taylor and Mrs. Anna B. Jones, Thelma Man uel, Marie Jefferson, Mary Cox, Jane Blackburn, Roxie 1 Fletcher, Fannie Stewart Coles, Velma Dav is; Ada Method, Nora' Seaton, Mayme G.

Artis. Augusta Ward, Kitty Green and Frances Carter. Marjorie Jackson, Berthena Lou den and Mary Jane Brown were assisting hostesses'! Three couples, the Pettlforas, the Walkers and the Cunninghams, all of Chillicothe were honored here with an elaborate party Satur day by Mrs. Homer Taylor who was indeed a delightful hostess. Several couples enjoyed her hos pitality.

En route to their home in De troit the lovely Carter sisters, Ma rian and Margery stopped by to say "hello" to Mary Jane Brown Dewey Slade is spending a week in Detroit. Prof, andn Mrs. Cremus Evans and little daughter, Jackie cf St. Louis, Mc are spending their summer vacation with Mrs. Evans' sister.

Prof, and Mrs. J. P. Mitchell. Ann King, charming daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. G. King, is vacation ing with friends out East. Most of her time will be spent In New York City and Providence. R.

I. Dear ole Leo (Dr.) Robinson is a peach to take time off to write during his very Interesting visit abroad. My last message cami from Cairo. Egypt. Roberta Lewis Andrews, Bonnie Whittaker, Jennie Hlgginbotham and Irene Patterson, left the latter part of the week for a month's vacation in Idlewild.

Mich. "Mr. Forrest Whittaker, promi nent mortician and son. Franklin had a delightful week's vacation the EasL; i James' Penn has" returned home from a pleasant visit: with her Mr. and.

Mrs. James Cunningham of Cleveland. Mrs. AureUa. Donaldson' antici pates a cruise in the near future.

iPiaaa, 0. I Mr. and Emerson Clemens motored to Cincinnati Sunday ing their two daughters. Wanda and CoUeea' for a vacation at Fort Scott Camp. They were accompanied by Mrs.

Fowler Drcwry, 'who visited with her daughter, Louise, who is spending the summer there. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kendall and VACATIONING: Mrs. Herbert Dix of 309 W.

North street has returned home after an enjoyable two weeks' visit with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Reeves of 846 Be Us street, Cincinnati. Mr.

Herbert Dix spent a pleas ant two weeks vacation in Mid visiting his father, Mr. Birl Dix. Mr. Dix also visited in Montgomery, and Cincinnati, Ohio. VISITING Mrs.

P. E. Blockum of 133 E. Crosier street is visiting her father, Mr. Prince Hardy of Gilford, for four weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dale of Scarsdale, N. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

David Saunders at their home on Albert place for one week. Mr. Bell is a former resident of Akron. SPORTS Officer John Sud dieth past commander of John Fulton Post No 272 of the Ameri can Legion, is doing a fine job of managing the Pest's baseball team. The team is competing, in the American Legion Baseball carnival tournament.

Twelve teams are in the tournament and the post team is in second place of the second round of play, having won the first round. The Community Debators will hold a debating session at Second Baptist Church on August Sunday evening, at. 8 p. m. The ques tion for debate will be resolved "That the North Affords the Ne gro a ureater opportunity nan the South." The affirmative, side will be discussed by Misses Lena Rutledge and Justine Cameron.

Misses Carrie Oliver and Marie Llndsey will speak on tne negative. I Evangelist Carrie Turner Yates and Mrs. Clara Dennis have re turned from a week's vacation in Harney and Chicago, 111. Both re ported an enjoyable visit. The Advisory Counsel had its regular monthly meeting at tho church of Rev.

Suddieth Sunday evening. Mr. S. R. Shepard Is the bhairman of that counsel.

The Elks Club is sponsoring a double header baseball game at the League park on the evening of August 8th that promises to be a on ELSIE AUSTIN Assistant Attorney "General 'for the State of Ohio xasi ween a eaiuon pi iae jiis me vuujim, wi, uu i WPA teachers was the principal speaker of the evening. The church of God' Sextet conducted by Miss Pauline Sneed furnished two. mu sical selections. Other musical numbers were furnished by the nt CinS holr. which is tin AKRON, Aug.

4 In this city and Summit county, upwards of 20,000 colored people know Municipal Court Judge Don Isnam to be. their friend. He has always been fair and' impartial to all men; being humane, fearless, qualified, and has the judicial courage needed by a judge of the Court of Appeals, the office to which he is aspiring in the August 9th primaries. The judge was born in Ohio, practiced" law for sixteen years, prosecuting attorney for four years and judge of the Municipal Court. Championed Cause of Negroes' Colored folks know.

him best for the fearless manner, in which he handled the celebrated Louis Alex post of Assistant Attorney General ander case in 1931. The case which for the State of Ohio. Involved police brutality to a mem Following, this Issue both Ator ber of our group at Barberton, ney General Herbert S. Duffy and Ohio, was tried in July of the Miss Austin contacted this office, above year, and at a time when Their statement wae to. the effect Ith Ku Klux Klan was at its that Mr.

Duflfv. alone, was resDons' nelght. i Mr. Alexander, a resident ble for' MLjsV Austin's" appointment. oC World veteran, Tt iiKti.t.d.thtt fiv otherW" taken from his home and al Negroes hold responsible positions and run out of his staff.

In his statement 1 to a me, Aieianacr leu ana. went to nDa Prosecutor Isham entered the 7 i s.w case ana went to Alabama and re creau ior ine appointment ot aum naa turned Alexander to Barberton, and turn Austin or Cincinnati to me menu I eomnelled th ontin. nnii n.r. AKRON, OHIO By Uosea Llndsey 1176 Seventh Ave. Hemlock 1450 ment to line, up and let pick out the officers whom he claimed beat him.

This set a prece dent for this action in this and. Judge Isham was lauded by the home office olhe N.A.A.C.P. i lor the even handed manner in which "he disposed of this case. It quite interesting. The main game I largely because of this action will be between the wewarK Eagles and the Homestead Grays.

Incidentally, Mr. L. V. Pierson, a former resident of Akron Is one of the outstanding players on the Newark team. Miss Artee Lorraine Fleming, daughter of Attorney Artee Flem ing, has just returned from a trip to St Louis where she visitea ner aunt.

Mrs. Alma Fleming Ham mond and cousins. The Advisory Counsel had its second in a series of meetings at the Church of God on Lucy Su, where Rev. G. Suddieth Is pastor, Sunday evening, July "21.

Mr. Jas. J. Tinckom, area supervisor of the that since that time there has nev er been another complaint of this nature in Summit County. Ar th.

nf Mr. "Rrw Li tne secona uapusi vuurcn on x7 n. ok. I Monday night, at 8 p.m. Music I a mIii 192V The' Pitt a rgk Con SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, State YOUI 1 YOUNGSTOWN, Aug.4 most delightful amusement resorts.

tudded by a comfy seven room 'cottage, a spacious club house an 1 15, coiy little cottages and overrun with plenty of contented cows and chickens which help to retain that to the farm" flavor, BennyV place is a real mecca for the lovers" pf thr great 'out of doors. In; addiUoa there are plenty amusements, a balT tennis courts, plenty' of shady spots and ample space for all games. j.The blgr'i three starV "if tub house Is an institution in Itself. On the, first or floor, there' is a roomy hall which bouses fan jp txv dateV cabaret, plenty of table space for parties, a. dancing floor and a built in stand for the or Add to this the warm, hospitality Thusj to the soothing extended to guests by proprietor and syncopating tunes of Ducky Malvin and his orchestra They're Just too ducky), one can Joy "delicious chicken dinners" or enjoy delightful and refreshing drinks.

Haywood Lang is the capable chef and an attractive group of waitresses are also fe'v Benny Mason and his dapper on Julius, and the welcome which is always given by U. S. Dearing and have the reason why the Cedar Country Club one of the most alluring amuse ment and recreational spots in all Ohio. MARY'S CHAT 'BOUT COLUMBUS, OHIO By MARY J. REYNOLDS.

1377 Ilildretb Avenue Dcsnite the downpour of rain, members of the Assembly Club, en loved their" annual picnic, Sunday afternoon and evening. They chose the beautiful country home of the James Pens ajt. Orient for the oc caslon. xou country lovers snouia this charming farm. There's at res and acres of land.

Due to the rain, we were unable to enjoy the nicnlc erounds. a short dis tance from the Believe me tho. I was busy every moment V' getting about and enjoying the beautiful scenery. The house is an old English style whose Interior and furnishings are so 'exquisite 1 it would require reams for me to lejl you. It is literally surrounded i' with flowers of countless varieties, Sshrubbei and my favorite trees, weeping willows.

The outstanding beauty was a huge rock garden andnearby pond. HERBERT S. DUFFY. General for the State of Ohio family: are now located In" Toledo, Qhio, where Mr. Kendall has accepted the position of engineer at the new Federal apartments.

Mrs Ethel Wills arranged a farewell party for Miss. Cleo Easter wood, Wednesday evening. Mi as Easterwood is going to Cynthiana, Ky where her Mrs. Mayme E. Johnson is now residing Rev, and Mrs.

R. N. Nelson were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Harris at the Calendar dinner at St James A.

M. E. Church, Troy, Ohio, on Thursday evening. Other distinguished guests were: Captain Mrs. Clayton, Washington.

D. C. Mr, and Mrs. RusselL Mr. Russell, ii the new recreational director of the Community Center.

Elmer MAseo and Jimmv Bolden were guest artists at a party recently at Ommont Their specialty is dancing. D. Harris has returned from Indianapolis where she has been visiting and Mrs. W. Shields and family, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. White and small daughter, Patricia ard, chairman of the counsel pre There is a weekly assembly each Thursday at the colored Communi ty Center at 7:30 p. m.

Mr. Shep ard the attendance of all those that are interested in the maintenance of the WPA classes. E. Liverpool, 0. Rev.

E. H. Harris was called to the pastoratep of the Second Baptist church, East Liverpool. O. He served the Second Baptist of Appoints Colored Bailiff Immediately after being elected judge of the Municipal Court 1935, Judge Isham kept his promise to the colored voters, and Akron's first and only colored bailiff was named Hoses.

Llndsey, president of the N.A.A.C.P., and known for his religious, social and civic activities. He was named December 1. Incidentally, Mr. Llndsey is the only colored bailiff in Ohio who serves white and colored indiscriminately, and the position is the highest given to a Negro in the City of Akron. i Steubenville, 0, The local branch of the N.

A. A. C. P. presents Atty.

William Howard and Mrs. Sallie M. Harvey, of Youngstown, as guest speakers for the occasion will be furnished i .1 Ua sided over the meeting. He states 7 k.t lm ni direction of Mrs. Lowena Fletcher.

be held at ShUoh Baptist Church Thlf fhlt of Negro of which Rev. Payne is the pastor, the community, all of whom have been Invited Carlisle Reed, of Charleston, W. is spending two weeks visit ing his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. H.

M. Reed, of Mercer avenue. The Rev. Mr. Reed is the able pastor of Second Baptist Church, Merriett Jackson, Miss Florence Littlejohn and Estella Bailey spent the past week end visiting friends in Columbus, Ohio.

Mrs. Virginia William and chil dren, of Washington, D.C., spent Warren, Ohio, as pastor for eight I the nast week end visitlnz her oar years, resigning iwo years ago. ncjents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Foutz, pasiorea ine wnue uiy Baptist and her brother, Kenneth, of High cnurcn ana me irst baptist or land avenue.

Mrs. Deadwaylcr, also jntisourgn Deiore moving to war 0f Washington, accompanied Mrs. mmmmm I Williams here. He assumed his duty as pastor Mis Ethel Rae Bunch, of South in tne new neld of labor Sunday, I Sixth street, left for Parmalee. July 31.

IN. to visit her grandfather and Rev. Harris and family made other relatives there. While en many friends In the fields in which route home, she will atop at Rich i they have lived and labored and hope to do the same at his new charge. mond, Washington, D.

and ending a five week vacation HOSTS TO LUNCHEON HI if I i Hosts to luncheon for Gov. Davey: 'Seated, left to right, are Messrs. W. H. Bowling, Leon Gordie, C.

L. Edwards; standing, left to right: Arthur Winston and R. L. Thompson. Municipal Court Judge Don Isham, who is seeking the nomination for the Court of Appeals in Ohio's primaries next Tuesday.

His record of fair play and Jus tlce makes him a' popular candidate among Negro voters. Large Toledo Audience Hears Bishop Ransom Bishop Reverdy C. Ransom, member of the Ohio Parole Board, told listeners In the Roi Davis Auditorium at one time Republican politicians were able to. determine the colored vote by the number of colored citizens, but said that day has Interested in. the re nomination of Governor Davey, Bishop Ransom 1 said colored citizens are entitled to a right to par ticipate in government and are no longer content to "go along because of Abraham Lincoln.

He agreed that colored persons appre Mr. and Mrs. Ezha W. Price of 1020 Palmwood avenue have been hosts to the letter's father, Mr, Wmiam Pettif ord, and niece, Lit tle Miss Gloria Rickman of De troit for the past ten days. After a very pleasant visit which included many social activities, Mr.

Pet tiford and granddaughter left for fx Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey of Pittsburgh left Saturday, July 30th after a weeks visit with their un de, Mr. William Hall, of 1842 Champlain avenue. The Baileys wiU visit relatives in Cleveland be fore returning to their home.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch Caldwell, of Youngstown, is spending a part of her vacation in the city as the guest 'of Dr. and Mrs. W. W.

Stew? art in their home in 56S Indiana avenue. Mrs. Caldwell who Is well known to Toledo's social is one of Youngstown's leading. mu sic teachers and is at present teaching in the public school sys tem. Mr.

Joseph Doneghy, probation officer of the Lucas county juve nile court Is in Chicago for six where he is taking a course in social service administration and psychiatrics at Chicago Uni versity, working toward his mas ters degree. Mr. Doneghy who has entered his second year as probation officer in juvenile court la the youngest member of the staff of probation officers and has made an enviable record since assuming his duties there. At. the call of 'Mayor J.

B. Sim mons, the second meeting of Sepia City Cabinet was held Saturday. at wanzo a Mortuary, City. Park and Nebraska avenues. The Mayor and members of his cabinet who were, present conferred at length and completed plans for their ac tivities.

An interesting mass meeting will be held in the near future which will be used towards securing greater opportunities for the youth of our race and for the ad vancement of our group economic ally, and educationally. Among those who were present at this meeting were: Dr. R. E. Hutchison, executive secretary of the' cabinet Mrs.

Elizabeth Wanzo, Mrs. Paralee Evans I Mrs. Marjorie C. Johnson. Rev.

E. B. Benton, 'Rev. E. Richardson, Mr.

John Done ghy, Elvin Wanxo, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wanzo, who was recently, graduated from Amherst College, who Is to serve as secretary to the mayor; Mayor Simmons and your, columnist.

Mr! Leo B. Marsh, executive sec retary of the Indiana branch Y. M. and his family who have been vacationing at Sliver Bay, Lake George. N.

will return to Toledo on August S. The entire Marsh, family attended sehoo while on vacation. Mr. Marsh took some courses on the family and also on young people. Mrs, Marsh Robtrt CccLrari Seeks Wcsisrtica In Primaries 1 Robert Cochran, a resident of this city for the past 19 years.

Is seek ing the Democratic nomination fori the State Central Committee In the primaries on August 9. Mr. Coch ran has been active InDedocratlc politic lor a iongume ana nas been Instrumental in securing much of the patronage given Ne groes in qm see cis COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 4 Mrs. Maude Crawford Blackwood filrd suit Tuesday for divorce from her husband.

Dr. Arthur Blackwood, prominent physician, with offices at 820 EL Long street, charging him with gross neglect. Mrs. Blackwood alleged that she was compelled to work for a livelihood. She: further stated that: her husband's Income was "approxi mately.

$6,000 a year, and that he owns property where be reeidea at 212 Highland avenue also An ex pensive, car. The court ruled that the physi cian is not 'to interfere: with his wife's or not to dispose of the property. The was scheduled for an early date. attended classes in music Frances Leola went school. are prominent I Fifteen boys have to make the trip to Hosea Llndsey, preMdent of tk Akron branch of the N.

x. 1 and The Courier' spondent in that city, ha been serving as bailiff under nlclpal Court Judge Don Mua. The. position Is the highest or hi kind ever given the race in (hi rRubber City." Happe tnings In Lima, Ohio By F. T.

WOOD, JR. The Masons in Lima are ktvlij no stones unturned in tbelr jtl rations for the Grand Lodge thai will convene here during the mi4 die of August Besides the buiinv angle there will be many mkUI it fairs attached to the oceaiinn. elate what 'Abraham Lincoln did. I The lawn' of the Bradfleld CenUr but said that educated and lntellMhas Uken on a new coat of rui gent members pf the race want during the week, this tu complete civic and political free 1 made possible through the courUij dom and the right to participate In of Mr. A.

A. Mines, the only Ktrro every branch of their government I landscape gardner in thia city. By B. PORlT 832 Palmwood Avenue Phone Forest 1992 17 Mr. George Reed, manrer the payton district of the Supreme Liberty Life Insurance Co, ni in, the city last week.

WhiU hen he was the bouse guest of Mr. lb land Moxley. Mrs. McHenry Norman, former ly, Madie Ruth Gamble, ipent the week end with her parents on leave between her visit to camps, iw while I has one more week in Southern to nursery and will then Join her hut band In Oreensboro; N. C.

Soft ball 'fans were riven a re: The annual Pool Tourney has I thrill last Friday cvenlnr wher euwrea me nmi miai stage wiw tne Braaneld Center team wot some outstanding players in the rem the South High Bootten lead. Some of them are Dunbar a score of five to two. Thia i Nunn, Clifford Simms, Tom Rich the fourth time that theae two ardson, Robert Boyd; Frank Mere teams had faced each other. Bra dith, Herman Murray and Jim field Center lost the first two. tW Day.

in the. consolation tourney, Delbert Lee and James Burgette the third and won the fourth. The? have to face each other once norc before the league closes. Our hats off this week to Mm been secured I Lettie King, Mr. Eaker Brown and Camp Storer.1 Mr.

George Carpenter, for the flw the Y. M. C. A. camp1 in Napoleon, I way In which they piloted AttweH saicnigan.

camp Storer is a very I nayground to win over all of to beautiful camp with every facility I playgrounds in the city 'in the available. track and field meet on ThurdT and Friday of last week. The ftrii Misses Roselyn land EudoralOn Thursday with 34 Delnta aoi Alexander of MuncleL Indian; the the boys won Friday with 60 oxissea aois and Harriett Cranop i points. and Miss Juanlta Sdnford of To ledo, were, guests atj a breakfast of attractive appointments at the lovely home of Mrs. Frand Mere.

dith on City Park avenue. Sundav. Juiy Lexington, Ky. Mrs. Viola Mclntyre of Los As gelea and Mrs.

Bettis Buckner Mr, and Mrs. HarrV Hughes ofChlc wer pleasantly of Norwood avenuei left Satur day on a motor trip to Kentucky wnere they will spend their vaca uon with relatives. Mrs. Leola Scott who has been visiting her mother. Mrs.

Anna Clarke and other relatives for the past three weeks, returned to her home in New York City, Tuesday. Mrs. Scott was feted at many at tractive social' affalrsi She was soloist at Warren A. M. E.

church Sunday at both the moraine and evening services. I I SAY YOC SAW IT TH THE nrrsBURGH codbxeb tertalned Monday afternoon at home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ferry on Georgetown street Covers wtw laid for 40 guests. The house vv beautiful with rut flowers.

Mrs. Hattie Mae Neal and BetUe Buckner of Chlcaro entertained Thursday evenlni Mr. and1 Mrs. Roscoe Drake, iff, South Aspendale. The bouat beautifully decorated.

Covert laid for sruesta A prozram eluding Miss Lula B. Cunninfhi soloist and Miss Ann Thomas kins at he piano was a feature Innram IntArraclal understasa lng. Pas your Courier slonf friend. VJbon in GbvcHand, Ohio Get Tho Best Ac corn nio datioxu At nrrw tj.