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pi npnvi v oujrnAkron. OhA which on 5urd*y. July Met. celebrated. alongrnvnH lt;h«HA rtptfitr audience the eloquent Anolmury fUrrick* acted a* general chair-AKRON NEWSakron rimer rmr vf«iFour geaeratlen* wrr» pe*eent at ♦h# annua! outing affair el ih« Nai#toborb(-vi Club No. 1 with the Junior froupa 1 and 3 Tha genera-tier ■Carta with Mm Margie Wright, th# groat grandmother and Mother of Mr. Jesaie Wbatly. the grand father, and father of J C Whatley father of the fourth geo* oration. Jerome Whatley.The picnic tea* held at the Virginia Kendal Park. Saturday. July 17 and there were more than aiaty member* and friend* present.Mr ami Mrs John Ware of Bar barton and Misa Mattie Jane Weatherly of Akron motored to Macon, Ga. to visit friend* and relatives They returned In time to ham a surprint birthday party given in her honor at her home on 273 Eastlaaff A vs. 81m celebeted her ]7th birthday. Those present were Miaeee Ruth Janry of Lorain. Ohio, Ruby Jackson Roaia Lee Dix. Ana (Sack Dorothy Taocy, Lucille Price and Thelma Smart. Mr. Marlon Brooner. Theodore Mapali, J. T. Slack, Irwin Jackson. Charles Walker. Carl Smith. Robrt Rum ph. Junior Denson, Mr. and Mrs John Ware, Mr. and Mr* Clarenceson and her parents, Mr. and Mrs A Weatherly.By Tommlf Hendrick*In Converse With JuniusThe weather ha* Just about laid as out temporary *o Leonard Wallace l* “Junius' thi* week.Some *ay that the VFW i* the only plaoe where freak can be found but we differ because Bell Stephen makes the statement false ~ At the good year picnic In Cleveland last Monday. Saunders Fredrick* while riding the roller coaster demonstrated how he could hold on with hi* teeth. The result wasBRIDEMISS MABY VEALCharming Akronite who became the bride of Charles Bums of 419 Elm Street, Kent Ohio, on last Saturday svening July 27th. The couple will reside in KentPhoto by Stewart Akronnow resides at 194 Stanton. What's this we hear? Kenneth Richardeon ruahee out In East Akron to see Annie Mae Gillespie twice weekly Alvin Diaon waited UCUI Georg* Armstrong went to the OC Camp to turn full time attention to Loola Goldsmith rre* lee Mitchell aaye that be la going to bar all rival# from seeing Kay Epps and he doe* mean Alvin.The contest for the most popular girl In Akron ended in a tie between Margaret Green and The’m* Crake Ashby and Galhooa arc planning to have the contest continued just between these two and have a dance at the Brown's studio in their honor The mod popular one of the two will he chosen. It has been boiling hot for the last few weeks which made dancing seme what uncomfortable. The East Market Gardens hav* been air conditioned and the place la very cool. August Id. this ‘Joy Boy' will bring Ella Fltsgerald and her orchestra to Akron. Ella plans to present something entirely different from anything ever heard yet by any fans.Jimmy Hlclcs has been away on his vacation and has said nothing about what was in the paper about him Well next week he tells ms that he will answer all the letter* to the editor about him. Watch for itELYRIA NEWSRev 81ms from Cleveland preached two great sermons at the Bethany Baptist Church. 8unday. in the absence of the pastor Rev Taylor, who Is on hi# vacation.Sunday School was very much enjoyed by all present. The lesson was reviewed by Rev. Sima At lt;o'clock p. m the young people were in charge. The lesson was taught by Mra TennJce Rich. Mr. John Gardner was called to Akron because of the death of bis sister. We all extend our sympathy to him! 1LORAIN NEWSWhere were you on the night of July 25? By the size of the crowd it seemed that practically everybody for miles around was at the dance following the Annual Sunday School picnic. We were Just a little disappointed when Andytragic, he broke off his two front teeth. He rides on the merry-go-round now.
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