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i it i I i 1 1. 111; ill iii. ir7i pcalChbTo Hold Spalfinz Bee In Cranty July 13th VNEW KOCH F.I K. The Colored Democratic and Republican Cl.ubsJ are. Spelling Bee.

TWidaj. evening Jufy lli, at the Bethesda "Church." Winyah avenue at place Any student or graduate of junior ar "senior higtt school of Westchester County. u. eligible to enter the contest just write or telephone an) une of the three following names of the OMunittee: Mrs. Amelia Uemery, 4) Charles street, phone, N.

K. 588J Mrs. Laura Scantleberry, 42 inthrop N. K. 3095; Mrs.

Jul Dg burn. 148 Crosby place. N. R. 6078.

"The Spellinf Bee ill be conducted by. Herold Hunt, Superintendent of School in New Bochetle. The first prize will be $10.00 and the second prize. $5.00. J.

Dalmtis Steele, nationally known orator of New Vork Gty. will be the principal speaker. William Cronin, toonty chairman of the Democratic Party, rod Charles Griffith, county chalrtnkn of the Republican Par all city, town and village chair men 'of Westchester County are' expected to be present. Music will be furnished by Mrs. EtheJ J.

Minton and her widely known Hilltoppers. double mixed Quirjrt. Randel Toliver is president of the Democratic Club and Theodore Mills, president of the Republican Club. taw nettslb, 11. NEW ROCHELLE," N.

Y. Miss Jean Carter, graduate of Apex Col lei, was called to Boomer, West Va, in bus mess. A birthday party was given to Mrs. Addie E. Robinson of 77 Clinton avenue by her daughter.

Miss Addie E. Robinson and Miss' Isabelle Reynolds af Larchmont'at Rogers Restaurant, 50 Winyah avenue, last Saturday eve ing. A jolly time was had by all Mrs. Robinson received many lovely C'fts. Friends attending were: Mrs.

aggie Rogers, Mrs. Mary Patton, Mr. Porter, Tim Moore, Mrs. Dorothy; Simms Reichs, Miss M. Lee and William Robinson, ton of Rob bison.

Shiloh Baptist Church opened its fsort at 6 JO a. for sunrise pray tr meeting with Mrs. Hattie Murphy la Sunday School convened It 9:45 a. nu David Hayes, stinein Undent. Morning service was at 11 a.

when music was rendered by the Junior choir, S. J. Brodie, chorister. Afternoon, holy communion was sev ad br the pastor, Rev. W.

H. Slater. Evening; service was at 8 p. when music was rendered by the senior thoir. Monday night.

Men's Qub meeting. Tuesday, Emergency and Junior Choir rehearsal. Wednesday, junior ami adult prayer meeting. Thursday. Social activities; junior fashion show by junior prayer meeting group, Mrs.

Mamie Brown, chairman. The Wandering Boys Quartet, radio with John Barber of Jersey lityas leader, gave a successful re thai gt Shiloh Baptist Chnrch, Thurs dry evening under auspices of the Senior choir. A going away party was given by Ike Sphinx' Social dub of New Rochtlle last Wednesday at the mi We' of the vice president Mrs. Doris Smith, 26 Remington place, in honor ef Mn Orerta Rhodes who was leaving for Rochester' and also to attend the graduation of her son. She was given si beautiful present by the club members.

Miss Ethel Phillips, Mrs. Eva Boron, Mrs. K. Bucher. Miss Grace' Mina and Miss Carrie Lee.

Mrs. Rhodes was also weekend guest oirc 'By MARION JIILDS Before I start my story I am road enough to know there are helpful criticisms that are beneficial to tnany persons woo sre trying to climb. Again I am just dumb enough to Imow and to believe that perseverance plays a very important part in the life of any man or woman who has been trying bard to let the world know that they have been along dotty road to success and won fame. What led mankind to lay a cable. th telephone, the wireless? What led looker T.

Washington, our greatest Negro 'educational builder for his race? What led the greatest orator that God ever Frederick Douglass? What led the greatest poet the Negro race ever bad. Paul Laurence Dunbar? What lad the greatest Negro women that tver walked? Such persons as Malaga J. Walker, Madam Annie Ma lone, Madam Sarah Spencer Washing tan, Mn Narme H. Burroughs. Mrs.

Mary Bethune and others? Don't mis lake the word rolling stone or perseverance, Te nry mind a person who trying bard to' accomplish something is ian's Cccrty Ctt A Va 'tpettal Can nose fog trpouitjftenta JTew loeheue S3S3 1C3 Winthrope Aire. aTev ateftet ft, r. BL HELM, ataaager VZW L00ATIOV Ol4 onco ddaoty scnodL 24 Vett 3rd Stret ML. Vernon, NJT. We Taaefe Knrrang, Crotaettng and laavty Ovlim Itoiu tortea 8iM tnj25ir, rrtrsrletar i.

Tk Twelve THE NEW YOfcK AGE Safafgay. July 1, 1939 OSswt Arenas, Km Sadaalla, pboaa IMPORTANT NOTICE Tuesday, July 4, being a holiday The New York Age will go to preis next week on Monday, July 3rd. All and advertisements for. the next issue must reach this office, not 'later than Saturday morning, July I News received" later than," Satur day will not be published In that issue, Correipondents" are'. urged to carefully observe the new deadline' for jcopyv of Mrs.

Alta DuBois. 930 St Nicholas avenue, New "York City. Mr. and Mrs. David Hayes of 20 Clinton avenue celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary on Thursday evening at their home.

The table wis elaborately set and in the center was a beautiful anniversary cake. Everything; was served in buffet style. The hostesses were as follows: Mesdames Cleotia Rogers. Nettie Spencer, E. H.

Boykin and Emma Fisher. Guests from New Rochelle included Mr. and Mrs R. Blacknall, Thomas Walker, Mrs; Carrie Hayes. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Young, Mr and Mrs. J. Rogers, Mr.

arid Mrs. N. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs.

Maultsby, Mr. and Mrs. Berk Mr. and Mrs. J.

Mo Adian; Mr. and Mrs: Lindsey, Mrs. Nettie Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Champion.i Mr. and Mrs. T. Anthony. From' Pelham came Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Boykin and Mrs. Emma Fisher.

Other guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Fincher. Mr. and Mrs.

D. Spivey of Mt Vernon: Mrs. Perkin Renier. New York City: Mr. and Mrs.

F. McMillan and Mrs. N. W. Greene of Brooklyn: R.

E. Hunter and Miss Georgai Barnes of White Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes received many beautiful gifts for which they feel grateful to their many friends, Highlights: Graduation brought out many points.

Music was playing and the graduates were jumpin' D. Graves is doing alright for herself. Wyn certainly. was laying his F. Stevens you go too.

the friend of F. Stevens, if you don't want to be seen you had better go home like momma wants you By the saw some sweet sixteen strolling down the avenue just being graduated. They looked and replied "We got a chap the old reporter made a jump to Tuckahoe and found the Butterfly Inn i urn pin', so help "Thinking I left New Rochelle behind me. not a word of it waa The young chkka and their boyfriends of Tuckahoe were turned out in big numbers. recently learned that Harry was the glamour boy.

I always did want to Persons who are curious to know whether or not Miss Addie Robinson is married, well here is her reply: "There are twelve months in a year. Instead of minding my business six months, mind your own the twelve Too. dle loo, IH be seeing you next week. MT. VERNON, N.

Y. The Republican Women' Division of the County will sponsor. a Queens' Pageant on Thursday evening the Grace Baptist Church, 52 South 6th avenue. Rev. Millard Levjiter, pastor.

Queens will be in procession from all over the county. Chairmen of program are Mrs. Eleanor Thomas of Mt Mrs. Marjorie Boone of Mt Vernon: Mrs. Minnie Thompson of Yonkers; Mrs.

F. Nunn of White Plains; Mrs. Merian Fields of New Rochelle. Mrs. Annie Borden, president of the, county organization, wishes to urge all the women and their friends to make this one of the pom of view working to the end of perseverance and striving to such end.

1 can assure you that every person 1 mentioned personally did not reach these heights without obstacles lying in their pathway. Find me one man or woman who made the road to success without being tossed out to sea and rolling along in hopes that some day they will reiokt for perseverance. In sny mind 1 can picture life's ladder. 1 can also picture snen or women at the foot of the ladder demonstrating no effort to climb. Are they: disturbed or Questioned why they don't climb? No, this is a pe culiar rice.

We wait to lash those on the back or in the face when they make a start, and please don't make a slip; if so you are crucified and hung on' a cross to die. But it has been said that if God be for us no man an be against us. Without roiling stones, there would be no. perseverance to work for. My friends are more interested in saying you could have.

done. this or that? right you are the man who car ried fro en snake to his warm body to save bis life. The snake was the man a friend as long as be was help ing him but when the snake realized that he was alive and be no longer was frozen and he had power to upset man he tailed out to man warning of danger. Men replied. "you promised not to bite me.

Then the snake admitted it make no differ ence you' mult realite I am a anake. This little drama, snake and man hat been a problem my friends wittr human beings of today. There have been many to climb on the backs of others. Why Because they were helped by a kind Samaritan and the power of injustice was the My. How many have experienced Jhis drama of life.

The best encouragement we get from Jriends Is it be done, you' are a failure. 1 say cia be done, working, with perseverance and God. our Creator. grandest affairs of the year. Ear Ballard, promotion manager of the Apex Hair Company, Mme.

Sarah Spencer Washington, founder, held a special meeting Monday night for the Apex Beauticians and agents at the Odessa Beauty Salon. Mrs. Ruth O. Summerville, proprietor. The Lambd Chi, Alpha Sorority gave a 'mother and daughter supper at the.

Welfare on Sunday afternoon. A lovely time was by all. In charge of the affair, were Etbd. Jones, Jean Carter and Florence Allen. School has closed now somaybe E.

Levister will see. more of keep your eyes open B. Greene cause I heard that J. Carter is going to West Virginia so maybe ytu can get a Wedding bells will soon be ringing for E. Jones and Eleanor and E.

Boone are having some fun these fine days, especially bike Can you imagine B. Bush taking it easy Abbott stay away from the movies if you can't stand to hear "Deep Purple." The Business and Professional Girls entertained Sunday afternoon al a tea and musical at the Mt. Vernon Y. W. A.

More than 75 were in attendance. Anita Johnson introduced Marion English, executive of the who was master of ceremonies and introduced the guest speakers who discussed "What of Negro Youth?" The speakers were Mrs. Alroa Long, assistant activities director of the lJ7th Street Y. in New York City; Miss Harriet IL Pickens, executive secretary of tl Harlem Tuberculosis and Health Committee Llewellyn Ransom. social worker; Benjamin Levister, executive secretary of the Westchester Discriminating League.

The opening selection was the National Negro An them with Mrs. Lillian Tilly a accompanist Vocal selections were offered by Locaster Browne, Lucius Scott Miss Nancy Pinkard, Miss Sophronia Woodley and Miss Haael Bridges, accompanied by Guerney Woodley. Piano selections were played by Miss Naomi Smith, Miss Muriel Dougall and Guerney Woodley, The committee of arrangements included Mrs. Mina Goins, president: Miss Anita Johnson, vice president; Miss Elizabeth, Levister, corresponding secretary: Miss Martha Lewin, publicity manager Ruth Stockton, chairman of program committee Anne R. Hamilton, treasurer: Louise Graham.

Doris Buckley, Anita Russell and Ruth Branker. OSSLMNG. N. Y. Luwayne Jay, infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alon to Smith, was christened Children's Day at St Matthews M. E. Church. Mrs.

Nora Farrar was god mother and Tames Hankins. god father, Ruth Alicia, infant daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Robinson, was christened Children's Day at St Matthews M. E.

Church. Mist Mary Hor ton was Ruth's god mother and Thad deus Jenkins, jr, an uncle, was the god father. Charles Robinson is spending the summer in Westport. Conn. Mrs.

Eugene Smith spent the past weekend with Mrs. Dorothy Robinson. Mrs. Bertha Johnson and Loretta Morris were dinner guests of Mrs. Ella J.

Mills. 407 West 147th street New York City, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Catley scent the weekend in Philadelphia rsiting relatives and friends.

Mrs. William Kevs and Geneva Cooke spent Sunday in Greenwich, Conn. II. MAMARONECK. N.

Y. Rev. J. M. Branch, having returned, to Ma.

maroneck trora uie ftew low Annual Conference, preached at both morning and evening services at the Barry Avenue A. M. E. Zion Church. The Cheerful Boys and Girls are sponsoring a picnic and barbecue on July 4th at the home of Mrs.

Ella Pitt Saxon Woods road. The annual baby contest in Barry Avenue Church School is to be held on July 20th. Votes are now going solid. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Merritt are the proud parents of a baby born on Thursday evening in Pochester Hospital. Mrs. Louise Tucker spent the week end in East Orange, X. visiting friends. Stewardess Board No.

1 met at the residence of Mrs. Esther Johnson in Rosedale, on Tuesday evening. The Lincoln Republican Club is planning for its grand fall outing. Data and arrangements will be an nounced later. Thursday evening, Miss Florence Williams had as hr guests: Miss Evelyn Scott of Cambridge.

N. Mrs. Delia Pitt and Alfred Peterson, all of Scarries; Mrs. Virginia Gilmore of Memaroneck motored to Princeton, N. where they attended a special Cven br the Williams Sisters of tkewood in the Presbyterian Church.

A picnic supper was served the guesta before the recital. A party was given in honor of the graduation of Miss Marjorie son from the liarnaronecei rlign School at her residence, Saxoa Wood read, Scarsdaie, last Thursday evening. Among the guests were Miss Han, Bilue Henderson. Louise Hodge, Oora and Gracie Peterson. Rachaej Richardson.

Eda Tata and Messrs. Jerry DuVal, William Gilmore, Gerald Johnson. William and Leroy Pet erson. James Pitt Walter Scott Oliv er and Raymond Westlau. Mr.

and Mrs, Horace Hackney were chaperons. Those graduating from the. Ma maroneck Schools this year arc: Clarissa Allen, Nathaniel Baker. Virginia Francis, Ethel Greenlee, Charles Hall, Billie Henderson, Louise oHdge, Barbara Keeler. Marjorie Peterson.

Bruce Fitt Meude L. Rackley and Theodore Willis from the Mama roneck High School and Chester Codger from F. E. Bellas High School GOSSIP: Graduates, to all of you go mr smrerest withes for successful And special congratulations to Fete Baker. It was a lor.g dmib before yu made it Now ire 3m erewed for still hirher G.

longs to hat a two weeks after graduation. AH New XocheS km are We see that B. H. has only one item in the M. H.

S. Who's Who. What's the matter, A. has become mysterious Who is H. P.

jiving now? W. M. conquered N. R. as We hear Cache is killin' R.

A. ia falling but hasn't found out yet for E. P. must spend a lot of time with his We hear there's been a revolution among the High Hatters. What about it warning.

stevice for J. J. who is your Queen? Until next week, au revoir. Ycnhers, II. YONKERS.

N. Y. The 'Boy Meets Girl Co Ed Club will present a social on Sunday at the Witoka Club, 145th street. New York City. The affair will really be one that you shouldn't miss.

Don't forget the Excursion of the Craftsmen's Club of James H. Far rell No. 34. F. A.

M. Thursday, July 20th, to Keansburg. N. J. Boat leaves Yonkers Pier at 9 a.

so don't be late. The Club Nine will give a barbecue at the residence of Mrs. Corey, 37 Tuckahoe road, near Nep perhan station, on Tuesday, July 4th from 11 a. until There will be games and good music. Committee in charge is composed of Mrs.

Thompson, president; George Wilson, vice president; Mrs. J. Matson, treasurer, and Richard King, secretary, HITTING THE SPOTS With HAROLD TIMBER LAKE 37 Garden Street Yonkers N. Y. "THE SAINT RETURNS' Hello We understand that The Saturday Night Boys Picnic to Bear Mountain, Sunday, was just about The girls "won" the baseball game from tne boys, by a score of 7 know how it is, they had to win, or else Well alright In between the eats Ruth Crawford stays close to who? wears the pants.

Lou or Virginia waa looking sweet along with the rest of the girls, and Arthur Cobbs version of "Little Sir Echo" was really Dot Johnson slid all over the baseball diamond on her (we ain't coming). Blanche James cut some mean rug with a 'fay jitterbug. White ly's Candid Camera shuts of Peace, cliillun, 'tis James Lewis helped some 'fay chicks build fire, la boy Richard Sandy spent a quiet afternoon, taking snapshots rollerskating, row boating, eating, etc. a quiet evening 1.... Among those there were: Mr; and Mrs.

Bash Crawford, Mr. and Mr. James Twitty, Mr. and Mrs. Lou At cory.

Misses Virginia Montigue, Louise Cox. Helen CardweH, Olivia Evans, Dot Johnson (Tarrytown), Blanche James; also Johnny James, Richard Sandy, Harry Whitely, Jaa. Lewis, Richard James, and Artie The girls made a pretty picture in their slacks and overalls, and we will try to make the next for the now who is the Tarrytown Miw who would rather be called "Smokey than Dot Washington seems to be going out of her way these days for a certain Don't go too far. is Teeny Grant these days, some one ought to know? Cough Drop Sister and a certain Dot on the Hill Oh Well II We hear that Addyn Sheppard is back in Tarrytown, and looking like oolL sporty chick cm Cottage place (Yonkers) seems to eet sportier time goes is it now. Earl R.

Symm or Maybe both, There ia a rumor that a certain Seventh avenue chick will make certain feltow'f face very red in the near future, if They tell me that Mary (Tommy) Brown was really surprised Friday they do it someone's slipping. Hicks' one desire is to catch The Saint and write a column on Bill, that would be a column, wouldn't it? now. an addition to our ar tides on the "Little Yonkers World'. Recently we have told you about the attempts of the Sepian Yonkers Business World to organize a "Little Yonkers World's We told you all about "Gun fa "Monte "The Rendezvous: and We told you about the kleig lights, confetti, fanfare and other plans to put Yonkers on the map, during the duration of the New York World's our little discussions, which incidentally was for the benefit of the out ot owners, who would be in town for the Fair, we took care of the inner man, (if you follow us), the outer man, and van. ous and sundry But we forgot the ladies, (God blest 'cm) we took for granted that what suited the male of the apeciet, suited the bet ter half.

must admit that we forgot to take into consideration that ancient and time honored custom banded down from the Egyptians; namely, that of getting those curly locks made flexible, and vice As a result we have received a num ber of complaint relegating us to a position in that well known woodpile. forgive us snake Although, we have never had a permanent or a finger wave, being fortunate enough to have head stuff that looks good, until Jt looks like rain, we do Imow something about the So, we recommend the best Beauty Salon Yonkers' Ins on Saw Mill. Rim road, has been in this one spot for five years: has such competent help a formerly of and "Cathie Morgan of Tuckahoe. Only the addition is being added to the shoo with exten sive alterations, so don't say we didn't tell cant wrong! UtitsEfciILYi WHITE PLAINS. N.

YA fur prise party. was given by the. Six Star Aces of White Flains in Ts rrtown last Ssturdav night in hmryr i of Reginald Cardwetl'i graduation jne perry was ai tne oi air. Sidney Those at tending', were: Reginald Car dwell, Mr. and Mrs.

John CardweD, Mr. anL Mrs. Eddie Carer ell, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney CardweH, Mae, Helen and Robert Cardwell, John Twitty, Earl Phillip Eades, Reginald Pickett Eddie Smith.

Primo Rito, Loria Lopez, John Epps, John Grant Moton Seldon, Harry Whitely, Robert Armstrong. Alex Hunter, Torn and Sam Kyle, David Weaver. Mckinley Adair, Joe Tysinger; also Misses RosetU and Isabelle Symms, Dee Laurence. Murtis Austin Lawrence, Latita Vest, Mable Opre, Mary Christor, Fannie Mozola, Jennie Melen, Kab Cosby. Anita Allen, Ruth Crawford, Dot Johnson, Lester White Beatrice Henderson; also Leroy and Lennie Smith.

William Herb. John Cross, Grace Peterson, Stew 'Walker, Warren Sharrock. Warren Tyler. Lester Scales. Robert.

Chester Vehia, Marie Venia, Reginald Pimm, Philip Plihs, Richard Fechie, John and Eleanor Cumbers, Willie Everett Cecelia William William Boyd, Grace Brown, James Paine, Willie Thomas, Bessie Boyd, Ben Mitchell, Hen ny Roberts. Harriet Burke, E. Coleman, Al Dumns, Wilena Wiggins, Charles Penny, Shirley Holland and the' club members Mary Croom. president; Pearline Nicholas, secretary Muriel Chambers. W.

Gaines, Portia Resney and Christina Henner son. The guest of honor received many presents. JIVE BOX Freddy, bartender at Canard, is geting married in August wonder who the lucky one is? Which one of Lloyd's waiters was slapped in the face last Tuesday is Ruby Ford of Kennedy Tailor Shop riding in a new De Sot Why does B. R. continue to break the heart of R.

Ed. why hang around Fotrum dub on Willie, the Casanova of White Plains, couldn't dance because Flkky and Edith were both present. was almost put out for being jealous of. Reid. TarytoiTO, II.

Y. TARRYTOWN. N. Y. About 25 from the choral unit here attended and participated in the concert of the Westchester Negro Choral Unit rep esented by 50 singers and musicans.

The program was arranged by Mrs. Estelle Thompson of Tarrytown. Leviticus Lyon was the director. More than 300 persons were present at the affair which was held in the large auditorium. Grasslands Hospital patients and members of the medical, nursing and teneral operations staff of the hospital were entertained.

Many of the audience were patients in wheel chairs. For those who were unable to leave their beds the con cert was broadcast direct so that they might pick it up on the radios in the wards. Attending the A. M. E.

Zion Church Conference at Fleet Street Church in Brooklyn included: Mr. and Mrs. i i sviiuam r. iwingsiano. A.

inurman Lee and Jtlrs. May Lee. After which they journeyed to be the guests of Mrs. Jessie Kimbouih and her Kim bough Boosters' Club at Brooklyn Lodge No. 32, Elks' Home on Fulton street In the list of residential changes, note: Mrs Mona Johnson at 104 Cortlandt street and you mar be able to now reach Mr.

and Mrs. Baxter Chandler, on street To speed const uction for a new recreation playground at the Washing ton Irving Hgh School, the opening construction ceremonies, will be held this week. Complete layout includes: new athletic field, ball grounds, ten nis courts, children playground and a large concrete grandstand. The work is expected in be completed possibly next year. Enjoying a pleasant visit to rela tives in Pennsylvania, Mrs.

Lucy Watson has returned and looks grand. After a confinement of five weeks at Grasslands Hospital, Mrs. Ellen Nelson is much improved and ia residing now with her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Honing. Collation by Shiloh Choir vu held ST the group at the dining room with enjoying the festivities.

Peter Barnes, president; Addie Shephard, directress: Bessie Cardwell, secretary, and Celeste Hayes, treasurer. Feted by Ma. Alms Nesfcitt Jerome, her son enjoyed' a very nice party. Those attending included: Mr. and Mrs.

Holmes Lindsey and Clarence and. Junior Lindsey. also Peggy and Sonny Roberts and Evelyn Barkadale. The affair was given is New York Gty. The menfceri of tH A.

Zion Church were pleased when their pastor. Rev. H. Jurnon, waa re turned for another year. As the ao pmntrnent waa read by Bishop Kyks, Mrs.

Georgian Anderson presented Rev. Kirnon with a bouquet Others attending the conference were: Mrs. Eva Nixon. Mrs. May Lee, Mrs.

Katie Murphy, Mrs. Alice Berry. Mr. and Mrs. William Kingtland.

John White and R. Thurman Lee. Entertaining at the Savoy Ball room, the Westchester Get To Gether Social Club held their Educational Benefit Reception. Everyone express ed their compliments of the splendid affair. Sponsored by Duke and Joe.

the Camel A' held their dance at the Rollerskating Rjnk, Thursday on Cortlandt street During the floor show, solos were sung by the Misses Nola Dixon, Vririan Beidlemaim, Ani ta Lawrence and Olivia Evans. The Lindy Hop contest waa won by David Weaver and Dorothy Washington. The" Boogie Woogie won by Sonny Robinson and "Mickey" of White Plains. Over 200 enjoyed the attrac tion. Music furnished by Bash Crawford's orchestra.

Committee were John James, president Lewis Greene, vtce pressdent; Steve Randorph. secretary Walter Lawrence, treasurer; Ted Lawrence, chairman; Fred Nix on. Samuel Pickett jr, Julius Smith. The federation of organizations the Tarrytowru gave a graduation party, Tuesday, to the nine graduates of the group in the North Tarrytown and Tarrytown High Schools at the Roller Skating Rink. The club" par ticipating include Saturday Night Bora, Saturday Night Girls.

Van Ris tna. Twentieth Century. Camel A. Swing Cnicks. RrpuUican Club, the Minnie Brown Glee Club and the Junior League.

Dr. Rrdvers White man presented the graduates and the Rer. H. H. Kirnon waa the speaker.

Hostesses were: Mrs. Hunter Barks dale, Miss ArceoU Kmc Mr Mae Lee. Mrs. Hatbc Scott Mrs. Ktcnard Plater.

Visa Arme Nuson. Mrs. Bon la Andrews, Miss Anna Wood. Mist Blanche James, Mrs. Roland Whitely.

Mm Dorothy Wwson. Mns Ol ma rm. Mrs. X. Vt and Mrs." Ernest Twitty.

AMirtrg tSera were Rxharm James, Sandy and Robert Allen. ALBANY. N. Y. Misa Marjorie Kingsland of Yonkers.

N. is the guest for a week of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. John Bronk of 14 North Swan street Mtsa Mary Howard, formerly of Mt Vernon, but now of Albany; Arthur Chaires of Schenectady, and Mr. and Mrs.

DeTroy Lewis of Albany and Schenectady, attended the summer formal given by the Troy Business College, of Troy N. in the Crystal Ballroom of the Hen drick Hudson of the same city. A committee from Brooklyn and New York City were in town on Thursday afternoon to talk to Governor Lehman shout discrimination at the World a The committee was headed by Ex Assemblyman Justice. Remember the little girl who used to write the Catskill news for" this paper and who this column used to call "Couz Sh was none other than Miss Bernice Moseby who graduated on Monday, June 1 9, from the State College for re ceiving a B. A.

degree. Sir. and Mrs. W. H.

Cobbs, her uncle and aunt give 'an informal afternoon rectpeion in honor of the occasion. The recept tion lasted from four to six: Miss Moseby received many useful Charles H. Booker, dactyloacopist spoke to a group of boys, age IS to 30, at the Boys' Oub on Beaver St The meeting was under auspices of Miss Amelia Pesko of the N. Y. A.

Miss Mattie Thompson of Boston was the houseguest of Mrs. Julius Wanamaker. 156 First street." At an evening party she entertained the following in her honor: The Misses Kell. Cassie Moore. Estelle Felton, Alice Williams and Genevieve' Taylor.

W. Francis, formerly of Al bany, but now of Utica, has been visiting R. L. Garland for three weeks. Mrs.

Rachel Tracv. is. still "in bed suffering from ber recent heat stuck. Ms. Beulah Ford's brother.

Elliott Lewis of Quincy, 111, although slightly improved ia still in the hospital. Brother H. Schenck of Sunlight Lodge, No. 114, New Jersey, and W. A.

Crosby of Wilhamstown, Mass were the weekend guests of Bro. Louis Dixon. Bro. Schneck is the trainer at Williamstown College in Wilhamstown. He has trained the athletes there for five years, having gone there from Princeton.

His father was trainer in Princeton and he took his father's place when he died. Bro. Schneck has trained the sons of Governor Lehman, Peter and John, the Steam twins of Albany, and Pete Seay, captain of the baseball team in Albany. Miss Pearl Frederick is not to be married in August as was stated, in this column last week. Miss Marie Pollard of New York City is still visiting her aunt Miss Hazel Coles.

Miss Delores AKarado it back from ber visit to Chicgao. Miss Virginia Scott it sway on her vacation. The New Swing Club; formerly Crub "33" which opened last Monday has engaged the following well known and popular entertainers: Ruth Johnson, Marie Pollard, Edith Bedell two dancing boys, and Don, muter oi ceremonies. Eunice Allen, niece of Mrs. Chris, Goodby of 796 Broadway has come all the way from Savannah, for an indefinite visit Well, dear readers, it's stl ever, the beautiful dream I had about the trip that you were all so kind ta help me take.

There weren't enough contestants so' the paper had to cat! it off. Welt 1 promised to put all the names in the paper of those who helped me. Here they are: Mr. Rose. 35 Beaver street; Mfss'Myra Best' 8 Raymond street Coxtackie, N.

Miss Dorothy Thompson. 355 State street: Mrs. Ethel Bradford, 89 Woodlawn avenue; 'Dr. William F. Brown.

147 South Pearl street; Mrs. Albert Thompson and Mrs: Loraina Moore, together. 66 North Lark ect; the Era Lodge. Elks' Rooms, 7S2 Broadway, besides some personal subscriptions from the brothers, Loyal Temple No. 148; 752 Broadway, besides K.

Mamie Heridrkks. Dgt Delilah Richards. Dgt. Beard. Dgt Tucker Tracy Snd her son, Mel vin from New Rochelle.

Y. Mr. and character' spoken of by. (Pope) Leo XLU valet It eai meet ths. threat which faeea the Negro home today ia oar Americas ervilizntiea, the threat of insecurity.

This threat baa no been met by the variceg enterprises Aad legislative measure set on foot during recent years ta aeeure home and livelihood to American eitiaeasv "The Catholic, of this country moat ace to it that the Americas) Negro ia not proleUrianiaed, that ia to say, drives further and forthar into tha wageleaa, on property owning elaea." The new Catholio Archbishop, of New the Very Bev. Irenca J. 8pellman, speaking in Harlem 8anday atfernoon at his first 'eoirflrae tiona ra'hia new position, asked Negro tntholiee "to aee that evea other Negroes were not converted that least they would. here rs, epect and admiration1 for the Catholie It vrou14 i 'thV Negro would have "weeeV tios" for. any group or institution that, aought to give' gTeeter ity to bis "family and home." McCoy from 96 Green street; Mrs.

Beulah' Ford. Dp Second street; Rev. B. M. targets, 98 Trinity; Rev.

P. Pitts, Hudson George Oliver, 42 Spring street; Mrs. Ethel Bruce, 156 Jefferson, street: Pete Van Buren, Geoge Logan. 42 Spring St; Reginald Thomas, 14 Van Tromp St; Herbert Lewis, 67 Second street; Mr. and Mrs.

French. 1095 West ern avenue i Mr. ana Mrs. cawaras, 33 Waterloo; Mrs. Rosa Jackson, 27 Dongan avenue.

I want to thank all those who cut the coupons out so faithfully and sent to. me. Oh well. I am terribly disappointed, out it was so nice knowing I had so many nice friends. Thank you! The.

Wise Sons of Albany gave program at the Union Baptist Church on Herkimer, street lune 18th. They give a program at Mt Calvary Baptist Church the first Sunday luly. All those wish ing membership in the society please get in touch with Mr. McCoy at vo Green street William Turner lr son of Mr. and Mrs! William Turner.

37 North Swan street, was injured Saturday, lune 24th. coming from the picnic was stepping off the bus, when a car nested by and knocked him down. We don't know how ly he was injured at this writnng but his mother was at the hospital all day. Many of Rev. B.

Suges, friends and members of Bethany Baptist Church are sorry to see him leave Albany to pastor a Baptist Churob in Saratoga. They extend him their best wishes for success. Rev. Stur gess has been the pastor of Bethany Baptist Church for the past 7 years. He was with this body from the original setup.

Albany will lose a fine your man. Rev. B. Stinney has charge of 4 Baptist Church in Troy, is doing very nicely. Rev.

Washington of Overview Baptist Church of Kingston really preached a powerful sermon last Sunday at 3 nt, at Mt Calvary Baptist Church of which Ret. J. Holmes is pastor. Three bus loads of Kingston church folks attended this Many people the local curches were present also. The occasion was the end of a two weeks rally which wsi successful financially.

wnanl of the Lord 'a supi par will be administered at Ierael A.V.E. Church, Sl Beaniltoa atreet, an Seaaay, July at the morning and evening aervieee. The pastor. lev. Pournella A.

Pitts, win preach at both services. Mrs. Mae Dooglsss snd ths ladies of tks Young Women's Progressive Club of Israel Chnrek are making great preparations to entertei their many friends, whs win accompany the club on its second annuel pienie and outing si beautiful weodeliffe Amusement Park at Pougbkeepaie, N. en Tuesday July 4. For ths convenience of foe public oae bes will leavs Swwa ad Second streets, and ths other bus will leave the eh arch, 311 Htun lltoa atreet; both boaea leave at ISO a.

and retsraiag will leats Pooghkeepsie at tM m. Tickets may be purchased from any memfeee of the olub. Sev. Graeiliaae Rohenas; of Troy, N. epoke at Israel Chnrch to get and many New York Central representatives.

Solos were rendered by Miss Alma Hubbard Walter Richardson and all enjoyed the singing of the well trsined choir of Mother Zion. lne reading by Mrs. kosa French of "Thanotoptis" by Bryant was very appropriate to our paying homage to our departed co workers. Vice lrand Chairman T. M.

Blanton of Philadelphia, represented Grand Chairman E. M. Graham who was unable to attend on account of being detained at Cincinnati, Ohio. In his remarks, he revealed many of the strurgtes which the P. B.

A. of A. had encountered ia setting up this great organization of the porters. With Blanton were his wife snd her sister. Many of the old timers seen in the large gathering were: A.

Wat ters. J. G. Moore, Gross. T.

E. Gnffin. J. H. Mingo, McP.

Johnson, W. M. Cheatham. N. H.

Jefferson, Williams No. 3. J. Fabio, A. B.

Login. W. Hart Dl D. Gar em, J. R.

Kemp. Tarter. J. J. Swift John Williams and many others but because of lack of space we sre unable to print their names.

'Again' our good friends, Pharoah Davis, chairman of the N. Y. Central Local and W'. A. McCray.

chairman of the Perm. Terminal Local, demonstrated their ability to do things ia a big way. "Both they an dtheir committee should be cofigratulated for the wonderful program that they arranged for the cighteeenth annual aiemorial service of their locals. Maid Viola who never misses' a memorial service, was as ua at her post assisting the old retired, porters by pinning on them a Sower. It is a glorious sight just to stand and watch each of thse retired men as they line up to present themselves to Maid Williams, who greets each of them with her charm ng smile snd a hearty handshake.

We also wish to commend Mrs. Carolyn A. McCrae for the efficient manner in which she te flowers during the ro3 rail for our deterted ones." We eJose with the hop? that each will be spared to be with at again rear, to, Uszii And Dna. s4monj Pallman Employ cz3 Picked Up Here vA Tttrc ByJ. T.UD The large gathering which turned out to witness the eighteenth a memorial service of Pullman Sorters Benefit Association of America held jomtly by Locals 4 and 5, Perm.

Terminal and Mew York. Central Districts at Mother A. M. Zion Church. 154 West 137th strete.

New lock City, Sunday, June 18th, heard a well arranged program. Order oj service was as follows: organ choral, "My Heart la Filled rth Longing," by Bach procession i al hymn, "For All The Saints Who From Their Labors call 'to worship, invotaton and introduction of muter of ceremonies by Rev. B. C. Robeson: reading of proclamation snd introductory remarks by master of ceremonies, Svlvester Brown: se lection by choir.

Thou My Everlasting remarks by Pullman official, E. P. Schwotxer, Superintendent of Penrtsjearua Terminal District ana M. Sullivan, Supervisor of ssfety. New York Central District Mr.

Schwotrer's remarks while very short were very timely and fittiner the occasion. It could well be Mid right here that the porters had two masterly memorial addresses, one hv Bev. B. Robeson and the other by Mr. Sullivn supervisor of Safety New York Central Yards.

His subject: "Safety of the Body as well as of the Soul," was interesting and di erratically delivered by him. In fact from the' comments that are still being beard you could easily draw your own conclusion that his remarks will go Into the srduves of the joint locals, of the Perm. Terminal and the New York Central District at a treasured memory of his comributiow to their eiehserHo enmaa! memorial service of IW. Other PuTiman oraciaJs present E. C.

G. Sfl th tni Mwo. Aw present were Mrs. Y. Sclrwotrer snd Mrs.

M. Ott and several other ladies whose acmes we were tsaUe CALVIN'S (CorrUnuad from DIGEST page sir) if' (dndsy. morning. Waits, former Dean of Wilberfores University, waa the gueet in the Mies Odell Rick a of New. York City, member of the HaU Joha son Choir will be the gnest soloist on July 9, at 11 a.

a. at larael Church. Bev. James O. Jenkins wa elect, ed aa church clerk of Israel Church.

Mrs. Bessie Bennekin and the la. diea of Stewardess Board 1 will have the newest and estest babies in the baby show be held at larael Church on Thunder, Jsly 13 at 8 p. m. It seems as the Fire Drill Grouade at ths corner of Lark and Colonic street will not be large enough to hold the members and friends of larael Church will attend ths block party giyeg by the Ladies Aid Society on Monday, July 17, at 7 p.

m. Bealifc Love, president; Mrs. Ethel Brae's, secretary; and the ladies are working for the benefit of the mortgagt fund 'of the Israel Chnrek parson, age. The pastor larael Church his set ia operation ways and means committee composed of the official board, the trotee board, and the offieera of all the clnba and aoxil. iariee of the church.

This commit, tes meets each Tuesday evisiftf after elaea meeting to traasvt the business of the church. A atrawberry festival will be riv ea by Stfrardeea Board No. of Israel Church, at the home of Xa Josephine Branch, 51 Second stmt, oa Thursday, June 29, from p. nu aatiL Bev. Mrs.

Barbara Long of Ds. trait. Bev. Otis Lee Nance of Oordol. snd Bev.

joeenh Brownies of New York City had charge of the Week of Prayer: at saraei vnurca. tut. Loella Evans had charge of the testimonial meet TROY, II. Y. TROY, N.

Y. Oifford husband of Bessie Berrings, died in the Troy Hospital, Sunday, June 1 following a protracted illness. Bom Mansfield. As a world's veteran, he spent sixteen months onir seas coming to Troy in 1924, he came ar member of the A. M.

ElZioa Church, was. active on the Steward Board for a number of years. Betides his wife he is survived' by a son, Clifford Berrings jr; of Houston, Texas, three brothers, three sisten, nekes and nephews. The funeral wis held Wednesday from the funeral home of Daniel D. PerceU.

480 Pawling avenue, and later from the A. Zion Church, where Rev. J. V. Findley, jr, pastor, cirfciated.

Bear ers were Austin Rayson, Jatjie Baldwin, James Thompson, Charles Kivers, Edgar Hams and John Col lint. Interment was ra the soldiers' plot on OaVr Cemetery, where Rev. Findley officiated at the grave Henry Marat sounded Tsps The Daily Vacation Church 'Social Centre will begin Tuesday, June, 27, and continue through July 14tH. All children from the ages of 4 and 14 ire urged to attend. The first meeting will be at the Liberty Street Presbyterian Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Randolph of ington, D. were guests on Wed day of Rev. James G.

Cariilt ilc Randolph is a native of Troy. Ht is. now an orchestra leader in Wash ngton. The Stewardess Board net ea Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Frank.

Mrs. Edna Marshall was hostess at Monday evening to the Girls' Versa tile Club. During the business ses sion Miss Arlene Kemp and Mrs, Lillian Wilson were accented iota membership A social hour followed, THE FINGER POINISt Hera lis folks; snd hold J. H. looks to me as if S.

can take it least she could have a sport about instead oi making yoa lose your iob. Smart people those Chinese. boy caUed "Blue" seems to have a new love in the pet son, of that new chick from Jersey. I always thought you were a woman hater, yeah Ague 1 say what certain chick in Water vliet is paying off to a certain tlxk gentleman of Albany remember this my dear married lady, if you oUy with fire you are bound to get ho the truth I seen it with my own eyes 68 Club without a sou! on Saturday night Yes. I am afrad ths dub has jumped its last and a place the Hollywood is jumpin' bus.

only heard that B. (druer) T. now goes with one of te ell sisters of Albany Hafter a3 vanity is the spice of life and I really don't blame you. word wise: "Zip" yon can't get the time and expect to hold oa Special to an Arartertos chick who has turned are jiving a stick of dynamite will someday explode, snd catch yos in its blast Mr only bone it t)Jt rS don't get wo der why some people kick about tun column, of course I can't pleas every body and I don't play favorites. Sf the best thing can say.

it it's sot as bad as hs why not all pull together yoa'rS going to pUy joys That big little fat mas of River atreet who is trying so hard to be a slick est to him to him 111 say its smpostible my friend you're not the type Albany, wrat hrs pn4 tr vow Trurker newt? If yen need vrt help me Vmwr at lads and lassies to you and yew I say eVeno until tha next sevent moont hare I.