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STATE -WIDE SUBseR
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WIlH l[AO[H MA~A~[MUI 5 CENTS
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To Crown "Miss Louisville Leader" ===============
In Mountain, Blue Grass And
West Kentucky Sections; A Big· ===============tI
ger And Better Paper Owned By
Negroes In Kentucky, Coming
Follo,,'lDi the 20th anniversaf)' .· 1..10.\'C THE .\10 NTAI\
e Id>rahon 0 f The Louis,-ille }'O XC L4DI CO-Leader
and the opening of The OPERATI,YC
Le der BUlldmg last December.
II m:u>a~emenl~;oo wor on
;00 e pansion program for 193
wbid. would make The Lead ..
ill re Illy a b ger and better
paper. The plan 10 begin ""th a
.tate-",de circulation dnve which
would I'lilc. the oniy _ ·.paper
owned by eftr<>es in Kentucky
wbICh publi.b.. as maoy as 12
pa es ~nd printed by all legro
emplo}'''''' in its owo building
and plant m Louis,·dle. into e"ef)'
nook ;oed co"",r of lhe state
where It IS not alreadr subscnbed
to.
The fountain Sulton
mo= ~::~r~aY~T1:a:: ~: I
publ"her found a fine people 1
"nJ lertde 5011, arY .. return g to
L",,,,dle launched a subscriPhon
c;omp;oign lor Ihal !' 1
ular and energ hc young ladies
who ~ported the lar~esI numt.er
:~ ":::t"::h~ u~. ~~:;~:f fro.:; I
of the campalpl from pnJ 12
to jl!lle 14. The secood week
ah!", ~
a good '
~t. Paul A. M. E. church. Lef· RUSSl=lL M4KI=~ USINI=SS PlE A I N I editor of CalvlD s ew.peper A.): the educational stimulus de- Itlons that are business. SOCial.
I ~~~~!Ird. a~":d~e his::r: la~;"::~ L L~ L f\ I ~'C:~r~ 4i: 0;~~:i2:15u~d;~rili~ ""ed from Ihe . s~ate .ubsKly . or ' political. economic. health. civic.
by presiding at 'non Day Lenten V O C ATIONAL UCATION ADDRI=\'S head f th Modern H ome Kitch the Anderson Bill. the progr ... lve and moral. It follows. then. that
I -e:llinued on page 4) I Miss Rose FJlen T ye
Coxton
LIBRARY USEfUL HONORED ctNTtR
Of SCHOOL SAYS MRS. CURTIS
I n an address to the Library sci r. The teachers who know what
Cooference of the K. . E. A.I b<.oks may bnng to the under·
p.resided ORr by Mrs. Ho~ (Continued on page 4) •
Young. libra nan at Louisnlle
~.ut~:. Co~=~o~~r~en~ MOTHER OF LOCAL
b.ary 'hool at Hampton l osti· '
:~;a~~ ~nthtm~~'~so:eh:d~ nOCIOR PASSES
ocators of the past. bas not been
an indispensable factor in the set· Dr. J. F LalDe was called to
up of a standard S from the bequest IOdl~uaJ overcome all of bis
lirst time in twenty years of oIr E. A. President H . C. R-n ouths in Kentucky. I refer 10 the ~em : ational Biscuit .company. of egro philanthropisl. the late (Continued on page 4)
er,"nc~ of 1':oon Day Lenten of " .. t Kentucky Indmarial III'ed f b' . dod th vrneral Foods corporahon. tan-
. n 'ice by the i\lelropolitan College. ddi"CS'ed an addre. .. llTlIe ;or :'t==p :::;. trad: dilrd Brands. Charles Gulden. CHAR ACT~R BUILDING I=SSJ:NTI AL,
Church Federation ~re Ihat a "oc:ational education from . in our racial ",oup. and tbe murtards. Hershey Chocolate f\ L l l Jt
~~I:::e :in;~:I!:~ ~:"r~vited !:~o~":!t=acts and (Continued -on page 4) D,,:,::.anC~;~ny~';,.ri~~k;po~d!: SAYS SUPT. IJ:NOS 1=. SCOTT
The Re-;'erend :\ir. Reid. one " \Vbat character traits Cal ' S' --1-- Hoboken. r. j .; jolin F . Jelke L l
of the '-t prepared ministers in be stressed in our eHorts to ,rJrn !S~::o:d Annual Recital compan}·. marg~rin... Chicago; . .
the .,\fncan :'olethodist connection young people to successful I . ,\Jaboma.Georgla yrup company, By Wm. H . Fern. I Latlles. I might paraphrase that
preth ccm~ny. .ardine morning Dr. Zenas E. -?cotl• \I~orou, 10 health are gecr,m- pastor of the Brick ization by students on the e nice and Dolo~ ... Calvin. 13 and I~rd. and Ball~rd . o"en-ready ";. hools .peaking on the. subject. life.
P=byterian Church III New rnentary and secondary levels. I In "~ar old p •• mled ' t I Elk Im,-rial Hall. 160 \\· ... 1 ---- foday" said. "The keenest 10- IlCause th~ h"e nothmg to do
there arc certain abst:r~d '129tJ. ,'r..,1. on unday alter· Local Sorority Chaptu tdli eoce does not oec .... ari\y or "ha. lhey do hu no intent or
- "hich contribute to ~ ~""'. ~ .. 22. Th. ,;d.rs m''!~ Pre!t!nts IIfiss Harreld mdicate the highest type of IiIe. t'Urpose.
any work. ;oed that. '''-'ir debut ~ital on Ju~ 30. Beta Epsilon Cbap!er of Alpha I Ch,,~cter bu i~diog ~nd gro\\1h is Vhat h he . spirit of the
the studeof. "ocatioul h~' veu. und~r II,. oatronal(e of Kappa Alpha Soronty ",11 pre- e .. enhal to rndustrlal hfe and s:ear from I program must Inelude ell"t __.
for all iludents. , n~'~__ "I •• ';"" ,~~ Q"" I'rhe Inshlute of Mus~al rt. nd uperiences which de'clop The Fall Ity Medical AuDi.
future plans may be. P _')..'~'" 4 • ..,J.1 .~.1 rI,n-:.. , ulllard bool of. MusIC: Th", high t pe of character. I r ... . a Birth c.,...
Cali\'~ sa.ys. " If. our 'M h •• n"," ;"t.~,.io",1 .. ,: •• !ea"," of 1934:3) .he ~ grad- The children of rormer days tral Fo': t'd!, Plymouth Sd.
~o be ~"'P~ed to go roC four " ............ n,.. .iurposes of education. General A-rican Birth Coatrol I..upe
moot co~ ~or al~ ~.-. ~nd . 'ted The leader chased at The Leader Build' Morse ,u M_ said that the ;oim I will preside. The public is in.ited
who are tbinkioa • B~. Teo Room. of aoilitary educatioD is to win to bur the.e 1« _