Politics Eners Elks Meet
Democratic Delegates Oppose G. O. P. Speakers; Wanted Garner
MISS VERA MOORE IS CROWNED "MISS KENTUCKY METHODIST" Miss Vera Moore, popular Louisville young woman, was crowned "Miss Kentucky Methodist" at the annual Kentucky Congress of the Youth of the A. M. E. Church at Bowling Green. [illegible] August 24 and 25. The sessions [were?] held in the Taylors Chapel Church, Rev. E. T. Buford, pastor. Miss Moore had already been crowned "Miss Quinn Chapel," as the result of a popularity contest sponsored by the Sunday School of the local church which made her eligible as entrant in the state contest at Bowling Green, in which representatives of Sunday Schools and Christian Endeavor Leagues from Bowling Green, Ashland, Richmond, Somerset, Frankfort, Cynthiana, Lexington and Louisville were entered. Miss Moore received a larger number of votes than any other of the several popular contestants and was therefore crowned "Miss Kentucky Methodist."
The solo contest was won by Miss Amanda McKey of Frankfort and the extemporaneous speaking contest by Arthur P. Evans, Jr. of Quinn Chapel, Louisville.
[Photo] MISS VERA MOORE
It's better to say something good about a bad fellow than to say something bad about a good fellow.
MR. WM. MILES RETURNS FROM MOTOR TRIP Mr. Wm. Miles, well known manager of the Empire Cab Company, 626 W. Walnut Street, and family have just returned to the city from an extensive motor tour to Niagara Falls and Windsor, Toronto, Montreal and Quebec, Canada. Mr. Miles reports that things look bright for the future.
Inter-Marriage Ban Speech Ignored
World Congress Ignores Speech Urging Ban on Inter-Marriage
Southerner Recommends Complete Segregation Of Races
Colored Man Named Leader of G. O. P. Ward
Hoover-Curtis League Opens Washington Offices
Dr. T. T. Wendell, Lexington, Dr. S. H. George, Paducah, Messrs. E. B. Davis, Georgetown and A. L. Garvin, Louisville, were among the Kentuckians who attended the Elks Grand Lodge in Atlantic City last week.
LEADER LEADERS [Photo] [Photo] [Photo] A group of some of the little more than fifty of the Newsboys who sell the Leader in Louisville and who are members of the "Ten Square Club" organized for them, appears in the [new?] gravure section of this issue. The three young fellows whose likenesses appear above are the leaders of all the newsboys. At the top is Robert McHenry, one of the several Owensboro, Ky., boys who leads them all with a year around average far over 100 copies per week. The second picture is that of John Martin whose route is in the west end and who leads all Louisville boys. Martin averages more than 100 copies weekly. The last is that of Chester Edwards, the leader of the Louisville East-end boys. Chester is a little fellow, but his weekly sales average close around 100 copies. More about these boys, their parents, the use they put to their money, etc., will be told in succeeding issues of the Leader.
Five Whites Confess To Murder Plot To Kill Colored Firemen
Cold Blood Attempts Created "Reign of Terror"
Would Kill Men On Basis of $25 To $125 To Get Jobs For Whites
DR. GAY IS APPOINTED DENTAL EXAMINER FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 1.--Dr. J. A. Gay, well known dentist, was recently appointed dental examiner of Franklin County by the United States Veteran Bureau. Dr. Gay is Past Chancellor Commander of the K. of P. Lodge at Frankfort, vice president of the Kentucky State Medical Society, national president of the alumni association of Lincoln Institute of Kentucky and a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. He graduated from Meharry Medical College in 1928 with high honors. Dr. Gay is the nephew of Miss Madora M. Fields, R. N., 1925 Magazine St., Louisville, Ky.
[Photo] DR. J. A. GAY
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