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iSlSEEII yew Veer veyoae tpc lcing fttfciterM Friday aite, you Ua be sure that they were speaking ef The Guardsmeni Fall Prom at the Savoy. With Erskine Hawkins and the Si roy Sultans alternating with tbe aolid bit of twing. every ne had cause to be happy. Mention feverybody who was there would occupy the toace in this column. So please forgive me if I fail to five you all Harlem's Girl About Town and Ace Reporter, YVeilynn TiMon was there, rugnrt tin' all em the place.

Ai were Ber nice Bell and husband to be Walter Kerr and Corona Harold Godfrey sporting his rhiWhood playmate. My fcow these playmates grow! Virginia State's Johnny Boriean. Chauncey Brewster, Louis Minor, Betty Cousins all slaving hookey from school and haying fun. Johnny, it seems, had a little trouble tryin gto break the Savoy record for consecutive dances with the same girL Howard's Willie Wyrme the center of the female eyes. Malcolm Davis, Ace G.

Man, agreeing with your columnist that Gertie lawless is no lest a problem. Sere Tta Simpson reminding us that wt didn't see anything. When Billy Kowe. that Pittsburgh Courier pho to dfcker, mapped Eleanor Flagg'a hota nnawares did she burn? Ted ely Walton feeling a bit gayish; and without lovely Carol Wilson, who i there alrkht but wfth the dash' Ing Freddy BlackwelL I wonder if man Armstead Cooper really was sincere about certain things he whiskered to err eute Manhattan lass? Or whether laclcie Hairston really wanted to dance with that Halsey Street boy but refused to answer the Shone? I still can't figure out why larr Lee Hill always makes the lota boyi speechless when they dance with her. The Jepther Goins (Ernestine Matthews) made their initial anaearanee together and looked younger than most of the crowd.

As slid the Kenny Knights. Felt tike bid times. Jimmie Bow en spent halt Mw eveninc tryin to find Smitty. On yon imagine a guy looking for another guv to give him a drink? AitA me dring of thirst under his very nose. Audrey Francis looking yery at tractive aun mariie Davidson.

Doris Carrington and Lt ro Patterson tnring to escape the crablic Beryl and Bland French tooking so sweet that Edgar and hi eal bad to buy a pair ot oraceieta to keep there together. Geneva Ly man giving the boys that lovely Ly man (mile. Chester Jackson trying to forget his girl who was in Richmond and doing an excellent job. Bobby and Las Ridley, Alma and Juanita Hardy. Larry and Sis, Roy.

al and Dot all in Box 10 watching the others dance for a change. Frit tie Maxill causing the girls to be more affectionate. And she's such well girL Reuben Rutledge hat deserted the bachelor's ranks and has taken Rose Hard for better or worse. really should meet Lucille Anthony's cousin. Lu cille rou know is the type of per tonality iirl who could make a guy forget the dock.

Don't say I didn't tell you but Helen Taylor is defin itely going to get married. iney say he is an out of town lad. Muriel Sampson's one of Brooklyn's really nice girls, it now sporting a solid necklace But won't tell where she got hi By the way, Vernon Jackson, Trench to you, arrive back from his delayed trip to the continent via rumored that he had to leave in such rush because he failed to negotj asa a satisfactory peace agreement between Hitler and the boys from N. Y. Alma Hardy denies fc)l rumors about her smash no romance with Julius Lewi and said that she bat everything wider control, very remote.

Saw Hermantide Jonet and Francis Pollard tryin to make that 10 o'clock curfew at the purses' training school, lust to show the wise guy that ha aims at the finer things in life, Raymond DcMett got himself job. He' ao apprentice to a. irechamcal dentist. Chester John ton spends hi leisure time between ork and Khool down at N. Y.

wonder if he ha an yspecial interest Thanks to Philippe Stoute for the nice things you said about me. Tell all my reader to let me hear from them. Not because I like receive mail bat iust to keen hi touch with things in Brooklyn while gou are away at school So antil something better tarn op if still A We See Ittt Oops something just turned no. Eleanor Flag and her Vemon Jackson You should hear Vernon telling people about how many dances be had with the girl he was supposed to have brought ft seem that she danced most of her dance with Pat and Eisner. At the Mimo ft was Pat and Eleanor.

Teh, tch, tch. What girl from Indianapolis was left flat a Brooklyn firehead, I mean fireman because he too, (as marry others) was looking back In to yesteryear, we saw it! R. K. Fraternal Notes MAXHATTAX TOOLE Tfx The regular stiag ef Vaahat taa Temple X. was held! Wed aesday eveatag.

Tie Issued uu sad his staff of Greater fctaakat taa Lodge Ke. 46 were visitors at while time tke Eiaited Baler gave Soma Interesting rrtsarka. Gree Gate keeper Dgt. Blsarhe Aedrews aad two numbers of the Booster Cub, aamelv Dgt Sadie Wkitlork aad Dgt LilHaa Lewreaee ef Pre. gTtseive Temple N.

Brooklyn were ass i the et tors. rgt Sail YkitVoek represeatiag the Andrew Boosters preeeate fast Oral 4 Dgt Bular KM Hamee with a beeatifal beaqnet fowere. Pit Margaret Stoats, grand aatlttaat daagkter rsler, wee cie frewRt snta a rri rrem tae Aadrew BeoctM. Clsb. Tk tkree stew pat diibtT re'ms ar Gee.

trade tVdaaa, Opkr Osetailage. aad EJtaabeth Ueekiia reeeiviag their beaert from ta oraad Tern. fU la atgstL They were prtweaU od fHfk fMMt dsarkter ralr jewels item Se Orsnd ,1. wttk ha if'rra mti by aet Orwal Dwt Rt'tr Zdaa Heywes, Wt tr4rsf. tiamal ware aad meaas ef Ores! Teasels aad Past Dgt Baler Ticteei Rakers, Te4V4Veieer heme fee.

the gohtma may fA the bh! host Of the Tab ernacle Church, A Thatford bt enue, T. G. Clark, minister in charge. Please sign all articles. Sunday Khool at Pilgrim Bap tist began at the usual time wita the superintendent presiding.

A large crowd attended this session. The morning services started at 11 'clock with choir number one rendering the music for the day. Miss Jones was the soloist accompanied by N. Cutler. Rev.

Williams preached a very interesting sermon, "The Young; Child," tak en from St. Matthew ZS. Preced ing the morning message Rev. Jacob delivered a wonderful prayer. At the evening hour Rev.

Williams spoke on the subject The Prodigal Son." Miss Ruby Carter a member of the junior choir i very sick. We wih for her a speedy recovery. Last Sunday morning the Sun dav school of Mt Ollie Baptist Church was largely attended. The lesson was taught by the teachers and assisted by the superintendent Bro. J.

At the regu ar morning service which fol lowed the young people's session, music was furnished by the Second Senior Choir, under direction of Sister Florence Haywood at the piano The pastor. Rev. R. S. Williams, filled the pulpit and de livered toe, message taken from St Luke 19:10 14.

At 3:30 p. m. Rev. Wilson, pastor of Ebenerer Baptist Church, and his congregation were introduced to the church by Rev. Williams.

Rev. Wilson, who was the guest speak er for the afternoon hour, delivered a sermon found in St. John 6:67 68. Follawing preaching, holy communion was administered. At 6:30 p.

the B. Y. P. U. was conducted by Bro.

A. Saunders who led tbe discussion assisted by the pastor, who brought out many practical point. At the evening hour the pastor introduced the viSIIing minuter, ney. omari vi Philadelphia, who spoke on the subject "The Christian Growth." Rev. R.

D. Brown wel comed the visitors, among them Rev. S. W. Tans.

A masquerade and fashion show under the auspices of the Cheer fal Worker Society Mrs. R. F. Howard of Roanoke, Va has returned home after a very pleasant visit with her sis ter, Mrs. Maude Scott wmie in New York.

Mrs. Howard visitea the World's Fair as well as the Bran Zoo loeical Gardens ana other places of interest In Roanoke, Mrs. Howard is principal of the Nelson County Public Schools. Mrs. Mable Dryver ol we rui ton street recently celebrated her birthday with her family and a few elose friends.

She was the recipient of many useful and love Mrs. Annaoelie nowara ana daughter, Isabelle, formerly of Carlton avenue, are now located at 614 Dekalb avenue. Fred Wilson of Portsmouth, brother of John Halstead of 8f4 Fulton street was guest ot nis brother last month, visited the World's Pair and took sightsee ing trips in the tnetropoliten area seeing the amusement parks ana other places if interest He re turned home last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Scott she's the daughter of Mrs, Lucy King, are the proud parents of twin boys born recently in Kings County Hospital. The babies have been named Edward and Donald. Little Mary Braysier, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braysier of 93 Myrtle avenue, will celebrate her 3rd birthday on October 13th, Her sisters aad brothers are anxiously awaiting the birthday party in her honor.

Littla Iris Smith of 270 St Janes place is confined to Jewish Hospital but is rmpro.ing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. P. Young ot 285 McDonough street and Mrs.

Mary Evsns of 67 a Hancock street have just returaed from a very nleasant vacation spent mo toring to Sarstoga Springs, Buff alo. Niagsra rail and Canada. Friends of William Elara of 270 St Jemse place will be glad to know that he has returned home from Swedish Hospital where ha was confined for some time. While he was in the hospital he was surprised with a visit from friends who motored over from Philadelphia to sec him. Among them were Mr.

and Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Mary Felix and daughter, Or ace. srranddaugjhtefi Margaret Brokenbough. grandson.

Donald Felix and son, George Felix, Mrs. Elam later entertained the visit ors at her home and served them a delicious dinner. Others who en joyed Mrs. Elam hospitality in eluded Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Grif fin. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Phil pot Mrs. Grace Bowe, Sam Fur rer of New York.

Mrs. Mamie Johnson and Grace Fletcher. Mrs. Ella Gibson of Alleatown, re. who wss guest of Mrs.

Mad ebnc Robinson of 1 Spencer place, wss highly entertained by her hostess while in the city, she was sccompamed home on October bv MrsEva Surnmersett, Mrs. Edna "Brown, "Mrs. Madeline Rpb insoa aid Louis Hicks. On reaching Allentown, the eaeits enjoyed a lovely supper served by Mrs. Gibson's so and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.

William Robinson. Last Sunday. Ur. and Mrs. George Jones of 402 Decatur street gave a elaborate turkey dinner in honor of some of their out of town friends Cocktails hoe d'oeavres were served in the besutifullr flower bedecked living room before dinner.

Those present were Mrs. Dolly Chapman of Orange, N. Mrs. L. B.

Lin wood of East Orange. Mrs. Kate Well. Mrs. Sarah Thomas, Nance, and Dr.

aad Mrs. L. f. VVarrea all of Moatclair. N.

Mrs. Bertha Jscobs of Brooklyn. Mrs. Marie Ward of Boston and Miss Dorothy Hand of Manaat Un. With the rhA ca I the Alpr a Pfca'anx Fratrraity ot I the Carlton Avenue Y.

M. A. agai, gwiegs into action ad the By T. G. Clark will he gfcsa October 20 at 1844 Pitkin avenue, Brooklyn.

The program sponsors are Mrs. Martha King and Mis Clara Jones. Mrs. Mamie Black, president; Mrs Dora Thompson, secretary and Mrs. Virginia Bullock, assistant to the secretary.

A pleasing service was conducted at the Tabernacle Church on last Sunday. At eleven o'clock the pastor. Rev. T. Clark, gave a very profitable and helpful discourse to the congregation.

At 12:30 the Sunday School opened its session with a large crowd. Following class discussions by tbe teacher the pastoi illustrated with diagram on the black board topics relating to the lesson on the "Infancy of Jesus" to the younger children. At the eight o'clock service. Rev. Clark again gave a thoughtful message to his congregation.

The junior choir, assisted by Miss Euna Weeks at the piano, furnished the music. A trio consisting of Misses Erna and Elsie Weeks and Evelyn Roett pleased the audience with sweet sifigirg. The Douglass Republican Club had a rousing meeting on lat Tuesday evening with Rev. Clark, Mr. Woodson arid Attorney H.

B. Epstein delivering the speeches. Rev T. G. Clark impressed the hearers of the necessity of reg istering snd voting, for in this na tiort of our opinion can only be expressed by the use of the ballot Mr.

Woodson gave a fine but brief address on the opinions and the privileges to express the same. Attorney Epstein, leader and Republican candidate for Municipal Court Judge made a remarkable impression upon the audience. He emphasized liberty and a square deal for all. On Thursday evening the church Khool presented the African plsy let directed by Euna Weeks assisted by Miriam King. It was a most interesting and attractive affair presented in a realistic manner.

The Anti Cant Club is to be highly congratulated for the fine presentation. The play was written by the pastor. Rev. T. G.

Dark, who was in Africa as a missionary for seversl years. The officers of the Anti Cant Club are as follows: Euna Weeks, president; Evelyn Roett vice president; Ems Weeks, secretary, and Maurice Maynard, chaplain. club ha planned an active pro for young men during the all and winter month. Any young man interested in joining this group can receive information from James T. Calvin, president at 405 Carlton avenue; Stanley Gay, secretary.

805 Fulton street. or fc. J3. weatneriess, activities secretary of the Y. M.

A. at 405 Carlton avenue Mrs. Florence Johnson of 521 Clatson avenue entertained mem bers ot the Virginia Club at her home. The club is composed if members' of the Cornerstone Baptist Church, Rev. Fentress, pastor.

Loyal daughter ruler, Mary. Davis of Henrietta Shepard Coun cil was hostes at Macks Chicken Coop. 1314 Fulton street, to the following guests at dinner: her sister, P. D. K.

Ellen Archer of Raritan Temple; and Daughters R. Byrd of Petersburg. and Margaret Cottrell of Richmond, The Jewel Club of Exce's sr Temple met at the home of of tne chairman, Dgt Alberta Thornton, 1345 Fulton street Officers elect ed were Gertrude RoyalL vice chairman; Pauline Howard, sect tary; Helen Robinson, treasurer; Mary Minn, chaplain; Eleaiore Williams, sergesnt at arms. Tne club has started an ambitious fall program. Dgt.

Savilla Currv, chairman of Grand Treasurer Eliaheth Kim bough's banquet committee, had a large attendance at the meeting held Monday at 135 Lefferte place. The dance committee of Excelsior Temple, P. D. R. Annie R.

Willi.ms, chairman, met on Thursday to work on plans for a dancs which will be given in December. Dgt, Ambgoeella Goodwin, chairman of the Lillian J. Johnson Boosters, announces that a meeting will sooa be held ot her group. Mr. Viola Walker McDell of 1314 Fulton street wss hostess on Wcdncsdsy at a meeting of tit St Louis Club.

Mrs. Gussie Ray is chairman. Mis Goldie Ellis of 290 St James place is spending her Indian summer vscation in Portsmouth, Va. She is house guest of her cousin Miss Fannie Saunders. Before leaving for Freedman'a Hospital, Washsftgton.

D. to begin his internship. Dr. Robyn J. Carrington who recently graduated from Meharry Medical College.

Sunday he worshipped at the Greater Bridge Street Church and later he was entertained at dinner at the home of Miss Lorraine T. Wright 554 Jefferson avenue. Mrs. Dora Pulmm of Houston. Tex, who spent her vacation st Dixie Camp, Ji.

stooped overnight at the home of friend Mr. fnd Mr. J. DeMOn Brown, 499 uare avenue Mrs, fCf FV tt ef 272 Green avenue who hat been very ill it much improved at thi writing and withe to thank her many friend for their kindness to key. Cathedral Choir of Bridge Street Church.

Of which Rev. M. E. Jackson is pastor, sponsored a musical tea en Sunday afternoon st the home of Mrs. Sadie Tifus, joj jeuerson avenue.

All present enjoyed the fine program which wss announced by M. Ellis. Mrs. V. Myers, organist and her committee thank everyone who contributed to the success of this affair.

The Senior Choir of the People's Methodist Institute Church visited the World's Pair Saturday evening. A large number filled the two busses provided and all enjoyed the trip. Mrs. Florence J. Mills, is the orgraeist and Rev.

C. W. Stewart, pastor of fhis church. Malcolm Di'lard ef to avefue has lrVyfl for Petersburg, Va. where ha will ini! NB7 VOtlK XOtS Organize Uplift Chib In Brccldyn Jo KjLt Against Jnn Crovasm I Friday night at the home ot Fred trick Mitchell at 276 Stuyvesant avenue, Brooklyn, the Uplift Club was organised to "tie up the loose ends in Brooklyn in the struggle to make Brooklyn a better place to The press was given the following copy of its preamble: "Our aims are to promote the cause of EQUALITY for our people, to help in breakinr down UM CROW ISM and SEGREGATION.

To help those who are ambitious in all fields of Art and Science, to the best of our ability. To establish financial resources to that end. To publish material in TRUTH about the Nero and for his benefit To carry on the fight for the passage of the Anti Lynching BilL To join our hands with all people interested in the same objectives. To organite the community to fieht for all benefits accruing to all other cititens. To work in harmony with each other for the success ot these tasks.

We accept Frederick Douglass, greet Americsn and the Negro's greatest champion as our ideal of Negro achievement and ThaAleui Sttyen as the Negro's itrorgest and most consistent friend. To these aims before God we piecige ourselves and our sacred honor." Miss Blanche Valentine, who i well known in social circles of Brook lyn, wa elected temporary president and Frank D. Griffin, young author, as temporary secretary treasurer. The organiiaion i limited to 16 member. FAR ROCKAWAY AND (OontiouM from peg seven) Owens, who preached an inspiring lermon.

Rev. Owens also preached at the 8 p. service which wa large 'y attended. Hi ubjeet wa "Overcome by the Help of the Lord." Rev. R.

W. Collins is assistant pastor. Sunday morning service at the Church of God. Far Rockaway. was conducted by Rev.

White of Provi lence, R. who used for his subject "Has Borne." Young people's major in Physical Education at the Virginia State College. His friends wish him much success. Mr. and Mrs.

L. Gardner form erly of 509 Gates avenue are now located their new residence at 466 Hancock street The most Supreme Grand De partment Daughter Elise Sims of Y. Stste for the Ancient Arsbic Order Dg of Sphinx met a few of the officers at the home of the Most Worthy Grand Ma tron Dgt. Eudoxia West Burnett 512 Madison street on to make arrangements for the annual sermon. It was decided that it will be held on October 15th at the Hood Memorial A.

M. E. Ziun Church, 229 Lenox avenue in Manhattan. The Treasure Hunting Club of Paradise Chapter No. 34 O.

E. S. will sponsor a turkey dinner Saturday, October lth at the residence of Deputy Dgt. Eudoxia West Burnett. 512 Madison street Dinner will be served from 2 p.

OL Mrs. Martha Clinton, formerly of Brooklyn, spent i pleasant vacation here and was highly entertained by Mrs. Susie Green, Msraie Kendell and others. Last week she returned to her home la Wilmington, N. John H.

Martin of 1045 Fulton street recently completed 23 years of service with the Brooklyn, Manhattan Transit Co. Mr. and Mrs. Dallis Smith of 270 St James place honored their daughter, Iris, with a birthday party. The guests enjoyed a lovet collation and showered the hoo oree with lovely gifts.

Guest in eluded Margaret Smith, Melvw Smith. Clifford Hawkins and brother Daniel Hargrove and others. Mr. and Mrs. Hargrove of 279 St James plaec give a dinner party in honor of nis mother, Mrs, Hargrove of North Carolina.

Mr. and Mrs. Bess and family enjoyed a delicieu; dinner. At their meeting held last Thursday evening the La Tissue Girls' Social Cub planned to make a gala affair of the first Annual Hallowe'en Party which will be held on Saturday evening. October 28th.

The party will be held at the home of the secretary. Miss Marjori Hall 190A Deratur street Brooklyn. The St Augustine's World's Fair will be held at the St Augustine P. E. Church, of which Rev.

George F. Miller is the rector, on October 10th through the '3th. All displays will he arranged the parish hall of the church, Lafayette and Marry avenues. The ofKcers charge ef the affair include Mrs. Hsmtah D.

Jackson, president: Lucius F. lane, viea pretident Walter Jonet, treasurer, and Edward Maxwell, secretary. Excelsior Temple Na 35, Daughter Ruler Jessie Walker. erMutiM. scd Dgt AmbroteKa Guudtnw, chair 1 men ot ine sermon ccenmtttee, report progress in the general working of the organisation and announce Sunday.

October 22nd, as the date ef the annual organization sermon which will be preached at the Greater Bridge Street Church. Rev. M. E. Jackson, pastor.

Illness of Brother Goodwin was offered as reason for the chairman's absence at the last meeting. Visitors at the setsmn were P. D. R. Adclc Gray of the Progressive Temple, vice chairman of the Daughter Lillian J.

Johnson Boosters: Dgt A. Rohinton of Rose of Sharon Temple. Dgt Marion Carr, pet Sadie Stobber, secretary of the Lillian J. Johnson Bonders, Dgt Blanche Wright cf the Dgt Lilliaa J. Johnson Boosters.

They were pre ned to the Temple bv the organ iter. P. D. R. Viola Walker McDowell.

P. D. R. Ambrnitna Good win, chairman of the Boosters, an Jwieed the next sheeting at the PVt he en the 1st and Set. duet play and this of lis.

st Dr.ThoassPuPcjtGnTo Dr. R. Peyton, prominent authority, on venereal diseases will con the first of a series ot Health Education Lectures at the Carlton Avenue y. M. on Friday, October 20th at 8:30 p.

m. This first lecture of the series will be concerned with the part that laymen can in the nrevention and cure of various social disease Dr. Peyton who is well known to older Brooklynites, is a former basketball star at Carlton and is an accomplished musician. He has been a practicing physician for the past fourteen year both in greater New York and Europe, and has just completed post graduate studies in Paris London, During his tUy in Europe he had the distinction of lec turing to Swedish specialists at the Royal Strafin Hospital In Stockholm. His lectures at Carlton will be confined to a venereal disease, Lympho pathia Venereum, which infects various lymph glands of the human body.

It is a disease of the rectum, which has been spreading rapidly in country in the last few years. Although the name ia probably unfamiliar to laymen, it has held the serious attention of medical authorities for a long time. Dr. Peyton will describe the symptoms and treatment thi disease in detail and will compare it with other venereal diseases such as gonorrhea and syphil Motion pictures accompanying the centre win serve so impress uoon I the audience the need for early dis covery and immediate treatment of I this disease. ARVERNE, LL.N.Y.

meeting was well attended at 4 tv Rey. V. Walker was speaker at the night service. Many visitors were present At the 11 o'clock service, Sunday, St John Baptist Church, Rev. T.

M. Lockhard, pastor, delivered the sermon on They have no excuse. Friends here will be pleased to hear that Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams of 114 West 114th street New York City, are the proud parents of 10 pound baby boy.

By Hattie W. Brown Dgt Lillian J. Johnson was present ed Sowers from Dgt Jennie Ap gavelVhich Grand Treasurer Dgt uuivna niniDougn pi otiuru to vm Marching Uub on the night coin' cidem with the installation services. She said that the dub was still open for new members. Dgt Pearl keid announced Booster meeting for Monday evening at the Elks' Home Dgt Elisabeth Kimbough presented tbt Boosters with a silver gavel Tbe Charity Club will hold meet mga on Thursday, nights It the Elks' Home, pgt Nora tt.

Jones has nounced. She also thanks the daugh tert who attended the tea sponsored tor the benefit of Bra. Benjamin F. Butler, candidate for City Councilman. All the members were urged to register snd support our brother in the coming election.

The Floral Club met on the regu lar meeting night at the borne of Dgt Mosely, 240 Howard avenue. Dgt Florence Johnson joined the group. Following the business por tion the hostess served a lovely col lation to the large number of mem bers present Winners of the raffle included Dgts. William, Mary Jones, tertelle Jones and Lillian Hayes. The report of the conference New tork was presented by Dgts.

Mary Baskerville and Lillian Burgess. Tuesday evening the St Louis Cub met at the home of Mrs. Viola Walk er McDowelL 1314 Fulton street The club will sponsor a sight teeing bus ride on Saturday, November 4th. The buses will leave Mack's Chicken Coop at 9:30. Mrs.

Gussie Roy is president of the chits. ine Mne uuoac uud, inc. invites you to the twelfth Annual Ar mistice Dance at the Elks' Crystal Ballroom. Uri. Florence Johnson president and Mrs.

Jennie B. chairman of the dance committee. The club members promise delightful evening of dancing. Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Harmon of 56 Bainbridge street entertained their many friends on Sunday even ing on the occasion of their first wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. T. Gourdet of 471 Putnam avenue and Mrs.

Ei telle Brinage spent the weekend in Phil idetphia guetU ef Mrs. Rowland. Little Mist Sarah Warden, daughter ef Mrs, Wardell of 484 Jefferson avenue, was injured while skating last week, A boy skater crashed into her and knocked her unconscious. She was removed to Kings County Hospital for treatment and has since returned home much improved. The West Indian Benevolent and Social League gave the 47th Aut umnal Frolic on October 6th at the Soma Main Ballroom, Bedford and Putnam avenues.

Buddy Wslker and mi orchestra provided the danceablc music. Tbe Whirlwind Social Club will sponsor a Pre Hallowe en Barry at the Civie Hall 14 Troy asnue. at Fulton ttreet, on Saturday evening. October 28th. There will be good music.

Tbe Victoria Social Club will give the Annual Dance marking the 6th eecssvm of this kind on Saturday evemrnr. Nsveitier nth. at the How. land Studio. 1660 Fulton street Music by Fen Gittens and hi' orchestra.

Opra Eveaiag Elementary School 1J at Edgecombe aveaae aad lUtk street opeaed Its fall Una Voa dsy eveaiag with regittratWa fee sn aad women la ta aadltoriaas begiaalg at T.S0 sv. m. The followiag classes have Wa eeganiseg for men and women: eemmoa brseehee. EngUth aad elti sraihtp. Clstses la embroider.

arvsemattig, mtninerv, pvwrr ma bine oysTstiet. velty trerh and retiodelliag ef clethea are beug er of in gs eased tee weaea. NEGRO AS HEAD LASSIFIED HOUSING PROJECT PLEA OF BROKERS Meeting at the offices of Jesse Vann, 437 Sumner avenue, n.tnber The United Real Estate Brokers' Association adopted unanimous resolution to launch a etmpaign to have a Negro director named to manage the housing project to be erected by the Federal Government Brooklyn's uptown area surrounded by Bergen street Atlantic, Buffalo and Rochester avenues. A petition was drafted by the organisation to be sent the New York City Housing Authority, pointing out that there are recognised and competent colored brokers fit to head the project work. "We feel that it is only fitting and proper that a Negro be named to do thi all important job," said a irtAketman far th Aitviitv don't feel that it should be a choice oaserf nn ealor rire tentiment need enter mto the matter.

It could be (imply a matter of who it the most capable and fit to do the job. This has been the policy of the May or iwMneking his apooinrments. Ve feel it is a fair one. We further feel that we have men of such qualifies hens among the Negro brokers of Brooklyn. Rufui Murray and LeRoy Sum ner, borough brokers of long stand ing, were accepted into tne organi sation which meets once monthly.

NAACP Bcird Fkr.bsr Heads TckruxePixrun CLEVELAND. Ohio Forest Hills Pool here, where racial antagonism over use of the pool reached fever heat during July, was the scene of a racial amity program August 28, whm the local titirens celebrated a "Tel erance Day sponsored by the Glenville Civil Liberties Council. Miss Pearl Mitchell national board member of the N. A A acted as chairman of the pro gram. KIcBtOWSS Htllfs frwkljTl Net fcacrt Tersb CB The Breokhra Set Club Junlort sleeted officers Saturday evening st the kome of Gerard Alleyae.

Quiney street, Brooklyn. Electes were LeBoy McBrowae, pretidei Henry Hiaes, vice Archie Waters, eorreapeading secretary William Suffua. nneaeie) teertetrt; Ellis, treasurer, lad Gerard Alleyae, captain. Wad dy Ellis, club advisor, presided at the eleetioat for the term of 1H9 40. Among ether members present were Frederick Atherley.

Margsrtt Atherlev, Jay, Lorreiae aad Bath Coles. Frank Howell. WiHtur Hutching, Iris Potts, Beubea Butledge, Muriel Sgmptea. aid vjuentia Vaugha. 0 Tisli Dxcgfcler litre Mrs.

Chellio Bevkia of laleigk. N. and her graadaon. Jamee Weeds of Brooklyn. X.

ar. rived here last Saaday from Raleigh where ter graadaoa had apeat hie vacation. Mrs. Boykia i the gotat ef let two daughters. Mrs.

Christine Woods and Mrs. E. Sims of Brooklra. Use la to remain here two weeks dur. ing which time she will interest herself In a very brief survey ef eirie aad eeeami renditions ef thia borough.

Mrs. Bovkla Is a member of the Raleigh. X. Civic "ague. Hdsca Aycihis Boys' Chb Opsns Campujn for Neu Mcnbsahips Llevd J.

Doaelua nlntur Club worker, aad director ef the Hadsoa Aveaua Boys Club, at 177 Hadsea aveaue, Brooklyn, las ia aegurated a novel plaa ef buildlag memberships ia kis ergaaisstien. isia club, wkica sa begiaaiag ita eleventh year ef activity, ia the ealy Brooklyn affiliate of the Beys iiuos or America saving a egre aireetof. Mr. Desglass hag been eeaarte4 '1th tke orrsaliatioa siaee it be gaa la IMS. aad becam director ia 1S4 waea Bruce went te Albaay, te head the Albany later racial CMactl.

Siace Uklag ever the reias Mr. Deaglsss he ebtaia ed tke support ef number of social organisation, and ehtbe. ales sdditieaal staff from tke v7.A. Tkla kss msdW.potsibW et say pkysical imprevemeata ia the bailing, bat greater service the membersblp ef the ebb. Tke idea bekiad tke drive, aceordlagte in.

qirertor. te ret ia dirt duals tad groups te subserih a rsrly aitmberthip for aeedy beys. Msav ef tke children who use tke club sre taellgible for all tke rivilers because tkey are stable te pay the memoersat feee. The aetivitlea at the Had Ave. Beys Clsb are designed to provide complete reereetien uader saperrie ed leadership ad at tke aeme time affer aa outlet fee netural taL eats.

Among tke ederatloaal ae. tlvjjiec are (Unft ia eerpeetry, art, marie aad Kaelcuta block print, lag. A group tatereeted la jearasl una edits aad publishes a moatkly aewenaper. One ef tke aeweet ae tlvrtles is a class ia mafic aad Stag Clatloaa. Tke espeuaee Involved ia earrylag en tbeee aetivi fee esaaet be met without eurpert Of latereeted adaha.

Aa imsHdute aad oathmaiaette all 1 Ireepeaae is aauetptteo. A A Sitgrfiy, OrtoW 14. 1933 wEui it IMov; Up Urfcrfiixhed Rccss THBOOP AYE 5P5 Urge reom, furnished or naturalised, smali room furaiastd. (team heat, electric cooking, conveniences, call any time. Jacobs, lo.o z.

MACON ST. SIS Largs alcove kt ehenette rooms; newly decorated; conveniences; business couple. MACON ST tSJLerte newly dee. orated front room: alcove snd kit chenette. Phons XEvini I 5168.

Fcrcixhed Rcczs HALSEY 6T, 1M Large decorated; kitchenette; heat; water. HALSET ST, 218 Largs furnished room with light housekeeping; adults. Furnished, unfurnished arrt ments: see Manning Parmr. 9 Beld avenue; GLenmor 2 5770. Apartments Brooklyn and I ROOM APTS.

All modera conveniences, tiled bath room, shew, er, kitchenette and Crostley Frigid. aire. Emquire Drs. Bowles and Mae Donald, MS Aahlaad place; TeL KE. 1 5076.

Bept SO. HOUSE FOB, LEASE OS EENT BROOKLYN HAN COCK near Nostras Eighth Ave. subws lt room brown stone house; all improve, ments; fine Condition; occupied by white; vacant October 1. Fine for rooming house or tkree families; real bargain. $75 per month reliable tenant; must reat immedistely.

JAMES P. A DA IS, Broker. 1201 St. Mark 'a Avs Phone aftere.SO: PBfs. 5349.

ROCHESTER ElTLOYlIBfT AGENCY Inexperienced Otrla ISO a Month Experienced Oirtj 135 a Month Day Part Tim Help Supplied aVoehester Avenue Brooklyn Phone OLaaasore 24880 J. M. WASHINGTON (Plrst Brooklyn! ef Out Baca To Be Appointed) CITY MARSHAL C1TT OF WBWTOBX: 490 Gttes Avenue Business Phone MAIa 111S Phone OLenmore 8 0171 Dtspoeaes served fa all Courts We Offer These Low Priced Houses On Eur Terms To Responsible Purchasers 1S1 MOXBOB PBICE 83,500, CASH 1500 1 ttaty mt tatMMat act StHr 371 STUTTESAMT AVENUE 87.500. CASH 11,500 Stery aad Sihimm, Stwiiw, I lixtliev vMmims, has vstw but A SD Buy. sss a MOjrmoB srr.

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Owner most sacrifice this money maker. DOCTORS HOUSE. TWLT EQUIPPED OITICE Owner Retiring from Active Ftactlca For Full Particulars Call John J. Edmead 1SS2 rultoa Street. Brooklyn FOB SIX! BEAUTIFUL HOME OZOXB PARK 7 Booms; Steam Heat; Sua Porch; Oil Burnet Hons Ia Pine Brooklyn Sectfei $60.00 APABTMSXTI I Booms 128.00 I Booms 138 00 7 Booms S50.M Booms SS5.0O JESSE YAim Peoples' Broker) 437 SUMXEB AVE.

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