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tAfljBPAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 3,943 sbVssvj PEOPLE HERE AND LATIN INFLUENCE. and women who wanted iL iifa and the finer thing: Tiara free to all numanuy. w.v: laughter, the compan i.ncrhtur. the comoa: "rr3, lira aoue aids of life lust for power that la the of the Teutonic races. Kfthi Latin temperment love 22 tad the deep blue water; 7iw Mediterranean the soft iTof the olive trees, and the jjj of peace that seems always iTJiilflcant then, that the JL.

esctlon of town went on protecting: the denunciator thsir race, and held a sort Ltl strike against the newsier tad commentators who, at TlJT ware calling; the Italians iSaTForelKn born and Amert Jrn Italians alike spoke for SJr But It couldn be then. rTif, here for them, and we there are millions ui J. tunny Latin country who iid, even as we are, that one mueauuv ir bloody trek toward victory. 1" A. aaV rERING ABOUT a.1 wnera xarto or eep 1 Ir; was leaping th, Tfll KS LUCID A J.

STilr. Charles Lunceford, Ro ItUr N. Dr. and Mrs. K.

L. ST lth daughter, Ursu trZ Delores; Mrs. Corn Si New Jersey; Dr. and Mrs. riot Bolden of here ijihlnr topped all we'd heard; awes a paddle and knocks 'em MBw head.

Completing the group Ittt Atty. and Mrs. Wilbur Doug W. Hear tell the boys organized mw club, "The Allied Order of jw Benders, mouniwa iruivu hfnnunm Kr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Webb, otymooners irom ueuruii, are itlnr his uncle William Ander i ot Ingram, one is ivnuer It friends," he said, "are we want most. The appeal i Stent lit. ana jura. two I aivenlent DUFF'S Mix I MHT MIICCIMC I IIIWI I Add Only Wafer ihot't ad THERE we beard newsboys crying out the news Wednesday St Italy bad given up the ghost and had decided to be food, zy.tA talking with several men of foreign birth lot win tar Zfont of those delightful evenings or chatter that are apt to tin no In Boston TV.

Hart nrMUfit jitfl one Ji that hU wu not a. flght but a race or peace jqi wi fli I hi GEORGIA rUCH KNOWS THE WO BIG SECRETS i5X HAPPINESS, (OVEand SUCCESS Vroa ttuit hn CONFIDENCE ttlf. When tou in pociti'iViy Wtmii half irmy to VICTORY srablem. CONFIDCNCK itaclt la piM POWER. USE ITI Whn ytm ttaomy or hen aomathins gats TL.Wf over to tha mirror mad bo til bluea (O out of your mTXiy on" and you ara yourarif tOMTIDtNCE reaulta.

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where thev gnestea wim cousm, jars. Moiue Johnson and Mrs. C. Walton John Saonders of Wmthrop, Masa, went top hat and spent his iree uma in saratoea snnnn And we see where Or. Trentwall Mason White, of the short story ciasa ac usxrara tior wnom Wj nave given lectures over a period of years) is starting a prt vsis ciausa) uui mania www PEA SOUP.

A LA LONDON Marie Wall of the 8mnW citw finds Trtndon'S siea soud fosm rather Domelike. In hr vrrn nuasive ane menuons Walter Bran num, friend of the Clyde Pages; Randy Dixon, Sidney Taylor and she soeaka of vacation In in Scotland where the braes are bonny auu uia aur UH nW WUia. WW IiL "ChoUie" Clark of nv.ni has nnished his course at Waah mgion ana iee u. in Lexington, va, ana snonid pop into town any day now, on his way back to new www Thorn asina Johnson is relaxing a from her arduous 'duties aa lobbyist for the AKA on the ahonx or aaartna's vineyard, at Oak ttiun. Lovely to look at Attv.

Elsie Austin of Dee Cee, is back from her annual trek to the B'hal summer camn in Oreenaeraa. tin In Maine And roinr to Bennett college this fall from Bawaton to take their posts on the teaching staff, are ace students Doris Mc Kinney and Frances Monroe. www WE MISS S'funny the neculiar thlnara ana misses when one moves on into a new town. Buildlnsra can look alike; parka may be equally beautiful; people are swell: one's work can be the most delightfully ex citing thing in one's life but ah, the food! We miss the Dragon's Grotto in Chinatown where tne cnop suey is soooo good and we miss the shish kebeb of the Syrian quarter and the baked stuffed lobster of Pleroni's the chicken at Blade's the fried clams at Johnson's mavbe our ngger is Detter, dui on my; holiday Mining Golly, whaT fun! Meaning the Labor Day "antelnjr up" ptcnle given by a group of popular folk on the Vann estate in Oakmont. Everyone invited antied up for refreshments, so that no one's ration book suffered overly much.

A beautiful day, some 40 folk scattered about the spacious lawns of Oakmont; plenty to eat and a sense ef peace and relaxation what more could one want? and there, were Daisy and Bill Lampkln (and the fiicnlo was Daisy's brainchild) he Ira F. Lewises, amd Bobby, who brought Richard Smith; the Gene Lewises, the Henry Lindsays, Mrs. Ada Stewart, the George Tmmana, the George Goulds, Betty Butler and her blonde daughter; the Harold Butlers: and Anne; Father Charles I evy, Dr. Augustus Fisher, the COURSES Far War Caeralawas aad Pest Wa Aajastmeats. Clerical and Vtrp Service Tralalas Conreea Typlns.

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C. Cooper of Oakland, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Opal Edwards, to Sidney Rags dale of the U. S. Navy, now stationed at Treasure Island. Miss Edwards, a graduate of Kern Union High school in Bakers field, is now employed at Mo Farlene'a, one of the largest Courier news stands on the West Coast.

E. F.hToseph photo. P. L. Prattlaea and Patsy; Dr.

R. W. Taylor. Attv. and Mrs.

Richard Jones and their attraltive daughter; Done! da Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Roderick Brown, Chiqueta Lonewolf, the Arthur Powells and of course, the hostess, Mrs.

Robert L. Vann. VV Lena T. Jackson Dies In Tenn. NASHVILLE.

Sept. 16 Lena Terrell Jackson, born of slave parents in Sumner County in the last year of the Civil War, who lived to master the literature of ancient civilization, died a few weeks ago, leaving to carry on, the heritage of her teaching a long list of prominent men and women who were her pupils. She devoted her entire life to her race, by teaching and promot ing education. She was a pupil in the first public schools organized in Nashville, and later attended Fiak. Bena Jackson made Latin so popular, that wmie sne taugnt in Pearl High school, there were more Latin students there than in any other high school In the city.

Mrs. Bohles Entertains COLLEGE PARK. Sept 16 Mrs. Addie Bohles recently en tertained in honor or her niece, Cpl. Katie L.

Randall of the WAC, and her fiancee, T. gt. John T. Riley of New Orleans, formerly of Berlin. N.

J. Among the guests were Mildred Randall, Mrs. George W. Bush, Sidney Abbott, Wallace Brewster, Jack Lloyd, Marshall kf i. 't 1, jv, wxw: 'Sis 4 A it Si' SL' iv I 1 Oiir Womieii Take Lead In 'Going Over Tpp' In Sales Campaign WA8HXNGTOK, Sept.

lo Tha Third War Loan drive opened last weak with a tremendous surge antong oolored women, an headed toward ultimata victory with tho lugsst amount of sales as their goal. They piaa to outdistance thaw own reoord set la the first and second War Loan eamnalsma. aaortttnsr tn Mrs. NeU Hunter of tha Treasury OrrpsINational Federation of Col dspartment. lored Women's dubs, Delta Sifma sram flDixn xjo Bonin.

iram usvi to West tha women have aledred LfuTl support and have already jumpea tne gun in procuring nuge sales of bonds evarr eommtmltv. ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVE Among the women's orsranlsa ttons active in the War Loan ao tivlty ara the National Daughter Elks, National Council of Negro woman. Beauticians Volunteer Cecelia Nabrit. pianist, furnished tne nupuat music. LOVELY BRIDESMAIDS Bridesmaids were Mrs.

Zsola ter. Cincinnati. Ohio: Kathervn A. Moore, Chicago, and Odessa Rob erta, slater of the bride. Wilbert Laster, Cincinnati, broth er ox the groom, was best man.

Mrs. Phihraw is a Tennessee and State college graduate, and is now employed at Meharry Medi cal college. Out of town guests attending the wedding were Mrs. H. P.

Butler, D17QQ 'BOUT DEOO good Secrets TJ If IISSII M. SAN 7 i Man tan Moreland Does His Share To Keep Up Morale Of Service Men Dear Readers: WelL folks, here is that funny man Man tan Moreland, who does his part in keping up the morale of soldiers and individuals by making them augh. He was part of the "Blackbirds" cast, traveling abroad business at 14. He was part of the "Blackbirds" cast, traveling abroad MAN TAN MORELAND Brady. Henry Blackman.

Arthur Lee Dollar Julia Thomas, Viola and Lulu Sims, Mrs. Lula Thomas, Alvin Bohles, Eva Thomas. with the show, and he was a part of the Shuffle Along" company after A. Lyies paasea. TO HOLLYWOOD He came to Hollywood with Joe Louis to make "Spirit of Youth" in 1937, and stayed to play hit parts in a number of productions.

His hobby is gardening and in his spare time he performs at Army camps. ills charming wire, tiasei Henry, of Chicago, gave me her favorite recipe, all of which are her hubby's "musts." And here they are. MORELAND GUMBO 2 pounds okra 1 green pepper 2 large onions 3 large tomatoes 1 pound fresh shrimp 2 tablespoons Cut okra. onions, green pepper and tomatoes fine. Put in sauce pan, add salt, pepper and bacon drippings.

Cook 15 minutes until tender. Boll shrimp in shell until tender. Peel and place in pan with other Ingredients and boil for 6 minutes. xnicKen witn nie pow der. Remove and serve with dry rice.

www MANTAN BREAKFAST EGGS eggs 1 teaspoon parsley 1 teaspoon chopped green onion tops 1 tablespoon grease 1 tablespoon milk Saute onion tops in bacon grease CALIFORNIANS FETE BRIDE OF CORPORAL AT TEA i eggfB g5Brg3g SgBgggBai t'Aatgor (wis) NEW STYLES WIGS AMD mi or mmi hai2 JKmXBW Aimaisf) Htria iia. la. Bctf. 74 tf. Si.H.Y.C JLn elaborate tea partv given on a recent Sunday afternoon by Oakland, Berkeley and Saa Francisco, society in honor of Mrs.

Bernice Draper, who recently earns to Oakland from Kansss City, as bride ef CpL W. Draper. Mrs. Xstelle Vick, stats officer of tha California Association of Colored wVomen, waS hostess, and tha affair was given at tha horns of Mrs. Roth Cain la Oakland.

Shown, left to right, are: Mrs. Ruth Cain, B. E. Vick, Mrs. I Sledge, Mrs.

B. Draper, Mrs. Estells TvJck. X. U.

Mltcheu. and Mrs. Lucille Lewis. E. T.

Joseph photo. Mrs. Wright Appelated Deinomtrction Agtct FOREST CITY. Ark Sent. Is Mrs.

Jennie Barrabin Wright, for mer noma management saiparvisor at Lake View Proieot. has beea appotated a sssmtier at the eas Theta. Alpha Xavoa Alnha. 2eta nn seta. JUona omioi Lsmbdm.

Iota Phi Lambda and tha Eastern Star, Court of Calantbe and House noia ox kuib. Tha National Dauzhter ETks have oonducted a oontlnuoua War Bond program and are reported to have bought over $80,000 in bonds and 1MX and pa between September j. last June SO. Roberls Philyaw Wedding Solemnized In Huachuca FORT HUACHUCA, Sept. It IClas La Pearie Roberta, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Roberts, was married recently to Sat. Henrv I Phllyaw, son of George Turner and the late Mrs. Alice Turner of Pitta burgh. Rsy.

Mr. M. M. Laague, pastor of Seay Methodist church, off! ataa. Claudia Pennington, vocalist, and i Chicago, Mrs.

W. A. Biason and jars. w. n.

aunt ox ademonis: jjt. voorneis, not Springs, George Turner, Pittsburgh; Imogens ana Bona springer. iJlck son, Mrs. Mary Black and Mrs. Winifred Thompson, ia.

Maurice Evans Named Girl Reserve Director Miami DES MOINES. Iowa. Sent. 16 Miss Maurice Evans, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.

J. Q. Evsns of i7tn street, nss acceptea the position of Girl Reserve secretary at the South Side branch YWCA in Omaha, Neb. Miss Evans is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, has been active in civic. social and religious organisations and the Drake Keys oiub of Drake university.

She left the city September 8. vv Announce New Arrival LOS ANGELES. Cal Sent. 16 Announcement has been made of the birth, September 2, of a baby girl, Harolyn, to Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Nicholas. The nfother is the former Dorothy Dandridge. Mrs. Robeson told of her travels TTTSastmbhint hew much ycpoptflsrity lire to have a Ezhter. durer.

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NEW YORK, Sept. 18 (ANP) Mrs. Paul Robeson, brilliant wife of the noted singer, introduced Dr. Edwin Smith to tha Fisk university students recently on the occasion of Dr. Smith's appointment as teacher of African studies.

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Bake 10 minutes. Serves six. about the world in which she came to know the millions of dark skinned people also classified un der the term, colored people. "We are all lumped together as colored people. West Indian, Negro, the African, the Chinese, the Indian and the Malayan." FINDS MUCH TO ENGENDER PRIDE Mrs.

Robeson has found much to engender pride of race In her studv of the darker races. It has been a thrilling and gratifying ad venture, wmcn sne wants every person of color to share, i to share tms adventure ana in formation, Mrs. Robeson introduces Dr. Smith, the dean of anthro Dolosists. a man who has lived and studied and worked in Africa for many years, and author of "The Golden Stool," which brought about new and more sympathetic un derstanding of the African by the British.

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