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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
BELLVIEW.

Bellview, Fla, Feb. 4.-Mr. and
Mrs Andrew Malone were the recipi-
ents of a delightful dance on the 18th.
Among those present were: Miss
Jessie Helton, Alma Malone, Pearl
and Lo1er Staples, Ora Benton, Lizzie
and Altha Muldon, Olive Resemonde.
Hattie Helton. and Mr.. Marvin Mat
chett. Fleming Parson. Willie and
Lowry Boyett Edward Roberts. Willie
and John Handrop, Willie Malono,s
Duane Brewton, Glenn Marble. Elvin
Staples. Dan Skaters. Felt, Dan anu
Sam Clipper Bruce Gardner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Helton, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Helton. Petway Staples. Mrs. D. w.
Malone. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Malone.
The luck number for the cake was
drawn for by Miss Pearl Staples.
Mr. Marvin Matchett, Of Pine For
est. was a pleasant caller here Sun
day. ~
Rev. Wyatt preached here Sunday
at II a. m. He was greeted by q large
congregation.
Mrs. w. H. Helton and daughter.
Miss Jessie, were visitors to Millvtew
Tuesday,
The new church at this place il
nearly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cherry, Of
Myrtle Grove. were callers here Bun
day.
Mrs. T. e. Staples and daughter,
Fmmer, have returned home, after a
months visit to BALDWIN snd Boomer.
Vile Miss.
Miss Jessie Helton and Marion
| Natchett were callers at the homo Of
Mr. Staples on Sunday afternoon
Mr.. J. D. Chestnut and family have
moved to Myrtle Grove y.
| Miss Lola and Pearl Staples wore
the guests Of Miss Jessie Helton on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Cooper, OF Foley. An,
heve moved into our vicinity.
Miss Jessie Helton, Lola and Pearl
Staples were the guests OF Miss No
ME and Ada Davis on Sunday.
The Nicholson mill at this place n
running this week.
Mr.. Willie Handrop attended an
oyster super at Klondyke Saturday
night
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CARRIERS.

Carriers, Feb. Mrs. A. Beth Car.
hn-Keeler returned to her home. Sun.
ny Bank" Saturday on the launch
swan, after an absence of some FIVE
weeks. She has been visiting her sis
tiers IN Waterloo, Iowa, and Chica-
60.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Hartgrove spent
Sunday on Five-Mile bayou with Mrs.
r. G. Irwin at her home. "Idlewild."
William Hand and Stanley Scran-
ton returned home from Pensacola
Sunday. They started back Tuesday
evening on the schooner Honor with a
load Of oak wood.
Mr.. Tate. of Ebert, Ga, is spending
few days at Mrs. Twins. He is
thinking OF investing in our sunny
state.
The sportsmen who usually visit
our neck Of the woods land waters)
are missing out by going elsewhere
this winter because deer seems plenti-
full. On Friday, the 2Sth, Mr.. Allie
Riera captured a fine specimen on
Ben's Lake. On Monday following
Messrs. w n. Hartgrove. r. L. Lit
tlefeld and A. G. Brown killed large
young doe IN the bayou In front of
Mr.. Hartgrove's house Mr. Riera
| carried his to Pensacola Saturday on
the launch Ruth, while the other par.
ty consumed theirs at home. This
makes the fourth deer killed in this
| immediate neighborhood within the
past few weeks.
Miss Belle Duncan returned from
| Louisville, KY. last week She wrote
her brother Mr.. Dallas Duncan. that
she had brought apples and pear.
grown on trees planted by Mr.. James
and Nelson Duncan, her father anC
uncle, forty years ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05

New York. Feb. 4.-The wedding Of
Lord Decies and Miss Vivien Gould on
Feb. will prove one Of the most bril-
liant affairs Of the year In New York
society. Almost the entire Four Hun
dred have been invited and will attend.
Steamers arriving from Europe are
bringing a large number Of guests:
also Georgian Court, the handsome
estate Of George J. Could at Lakewood.
N. j.. has for weeks been the scene of
feverish activity In preparing Miss
Gould's trousseau. etc. The wedding
will occur at st. Bartholomew church.
in Madison avenue, New York city, and
a reception will later be held at the
Gould town house in Madison avenue.
The Mauretania has brought a number
Of guests for the wedding. They are
]. Armstrong Drexel. aviator; his
mother. Mrs. Anthony j. Drexel; Lord
Camoys and Colonel Edward Lumb, re-
tired, of the Life guards. Colonel Lumb
is brother -in-law Of Lord Decies, and
this is his first trip to America. He
and Lord Camoys- will be ushers at the
weddings. Just now the days Of young
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Mr.. Levi Mimms has moved into his
new home, which is nearing compile
ton.
Miss Grace King, our teacher, is get =
ting along nicely with her school, only
she is very crowded. There are fifty
one pupils enrolled and the school
building is very small.
Mr.. B. F. Nolen and family, Of
wardville, have moved into our neigh
borhood.
Mr.. A. Nolen and family, Of Oak
Grove, have also moved into our
|neighborhood.
Quite a number of our Industrious
farmers were in Atmore Saturday.
A large crowd from here attended
church services at Wardville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Goodwin and chill
dren, accompanied by their cousin
Miss Mite Kelly, were guests of Mr.
H. H. Ward and family Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Mimms spent Saturday
night and Sunday with home folks
Some Of the young folks went over
to the Tabernacle Sunday night.
Mr. Leonidas Mimms came home last
night to visit his family.
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Miss Gould are crowded. There are
jewels and dozens Of little things to be
bought, and. above all. there are many
fittings for the wedding gown and the
remainder of the trousseau. At the
ceremony In st. Bartholomew church
at p. m. Feb. Z, the bridesmaids will
be the little group Of Vivien Gould's
personal friends who have been seen
with her frequently at public and
semi-public festivities and who made a
galaxy Of young beauty in the society
booth at the Actors Fund fair last
year. They are Miss Beatrice Claim,
daughter of Arthur Claf1in; Miss Hope
Hamilton, daughter of William A.
Hamilton: Miss Louise Cromwell.
daughter of Oliver Cromwell Of Wash
ington; Miss Allison Pierce, daughter
Of Winslow 8. Pierce; Miss Hannah
Randolph, daughter Of Philip Randolph
Of Philadelphia, and Miss Emeline
| Holmes, daughter of Jabish Holmes.
The young brides attendants of lesser
age will be Edith Gould, maid of honor.
! and Gloria Gould and Diana Dalzell,
flower girls.
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PINE BARREN.

Pine Barren, Feb. 4-The Misses
Finlay, Of Pollard, Ala, accompanied
by several lady friends and a staid
and accomplished chaperone, descend
ed on their brother. Manager Finlay,
last week, took possession of his
bachelor quarters and had a most de-
lightful house party for we0k It is
needless to state that every unattach-
ed Pine Barren beau Is looking long
ingly towards Pollard
Mr.. T. s. Sowell, who has been for
so long bookkeeper for the Mcmillan
Mill Co.. at the beginning Of the new
year severed his connection with the
company and removed to Brewton.
Pine Barren has suffered a distinct
loss in the departure of Mr. and Mrs.
Sowell. and host of friends extend
to them best. wishes in their new
field.
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ROBINSON POINT.

Robinson Point, Feb. Miss Des-
sic Musgrove spent several days
with friends in Bagdad last week
She returned Saturday and was &C.
companied by Miss Emma Hansen.
Several from here attended dance
across the bay Monday night
Mr.. Percy Scott of Pensacola, Wis
tied relatives at this place Monday.
Mr.. P. Rosasco of Pinewood, came
over in his new launch Tuesday even.
ing and carried a crowd of voters to
Bagdad and back again.
Mrs. R. Tomasello and children and
Mrs. d. L. Burgess visited Mrs. Hal
Covart at Harper Station Wednesday
Rev. HUMPHREYS Of Bagdad, held
services In the school house here the
past Saturday and the house was
crowded
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McKINNONVILLE..

McKinuonville. Feb. 4.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. Q McKinnon and sons, Clifford
ana Wilson, spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in Armore, the guests Of Hotel
Carney.
Mr.. Perry and family moved to
Doggy one day last week.
z Robt. McKinnon returned Tuesday
from visit to Pensacola
Mr.. p. II. Bowman, OF Pleasant
Grove, was business caller here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thos. Freeman and Mrs. Fritz
Peterson. Of Freemanville, were visit
ors here Tuesday.
Messrs. w. c. Barrineau and H.
Britain. Of Pleasant Grove, came up IN
their automobile Tuesday.
Mrs. A. L. McCallum and Misses
Mildred and Elaine McKinnon went 10
Enon one day last week.
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ARE
CALLED OUT
TO GOU[D|NG
TELEPHONE MESSAGE RECEIVED
At EARLY HOUR THIS MORNING
STATED THAT A WOMAN HAD
BEEN KNOCKED IN THE HEAD.

A telephone message from Gouldine
to the sheriff's Office this morning
about half-past twelve o'clock stated
that woman had been knocked in
the head at that place Two deputies
left this city Immediately after re-
ceiving the message to investigate the
report
Up to the time that The journal
went to press the DEPUTIES had not
returned, and no particulars could be
learned in regard to the trouble, al
though parties at Goulding were ques-
toned over the telephone about the
matter. It could not even be learned
whether the woman was white or col
ored, or who hit her or how badly
she was injured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
BIG CROWDS
ON STREETS
LAST NIGHT
DID GOOD BUSINESS,
PROBABLY THE BEST SINCE
CHRISTMAS - SEVERAL CON-
GERMS PAID OFF YESTERDAY
AND PEOPLE WERE SHOPPING.

Last night was, perhaps, the best
night for business in this city since
Christmas. A large number of vessels
were in the harbor during the week
and there was work for practically
every bayman who wanted work. All
firms paid off yesterday afternoon, so
that the crowd that was on the streets
yesterday afternoon was of benefit to
the merchants
The crowds that flocked to the stores
yesterday afternoon and last night
were, apparently, shopping and at.
tending to business, as there was
practically no disorder reported in the
city, and the police station did very
little business.
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WAUSAU.

Wausau. Feb. 4.-Mr. John G. Pitts.
from out near Sexton. stopped over
here for few hours Tuesday.
County Commissioner s. L. Davis
was in to see US again for few hours
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. B. Jones was shopping and
visiting here during the. forenoon We'd
ncsday.
Rev. W. D. Owens. accompanied by
his brother. w. W.. left one day the
past week via Chipley for South Flor
ida, where they will visit with their
sister, Mrs. Greasy Johnson. We hope
for them a lovely, trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wachob, Of the
White Oak section. was In to see Us
again Wednesday.
Mr.. g. M. Myers was in from the
still mingling with the tax men here
Tuesday morning.
w. G. r. Owens was a business
caller for few hours Tuesday.
DR.. w. H. Grace. Of Aycock. has
made several professional calls through
this section the past week.
Mrs. W. M. Everitt. CT near Brad
ford, was shopping and visiting here
Saturday.
8. J. Mitchell, a prosperous farmer
from out near Hard Labor, was a bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Rev. ]. N. Carter was in our little
city again Tuesday.
David Miller. one of Wausau's best
farmers. was doing business here
Tuesday.
c. p. Gilbert. of the White Oak sec-
ton, was in to see us again Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. N. p. Taylor was shopping and
visiting here for q few hours during
the afternoon Of last Tuesday.
Uncle Sampson Carter was with lis
for few hours again Tuesday, and we
are very glad to note the old gentle
mans fine health.
| G.. A. McKeithen. from the Valley
was business caller Wednesday.
| Washington Wood, a prosperous
farmer east Of town. was shopping and
paying taxes here Tuesday.
Uncle Steve Simmons, accompanied
by his son, Robert, was interviewing
friends and trensacting other business
here one day the past week.
c. G.. Carter was mingling with
friends and paying taxes here Wed.
nesday.
Chas. Hicks, Jr., was a business
caller one day the past week.
Uncle Perry Horne. Of Orange Hill
was the guest Of relatives here Satur.
day night.
j. c. Harrel was with us again Tues.
day for the first time since his tussl,
with la grippe. and we are glad to Sc.
him looking SO we'll.
Mrs. w. D. Owens was shopping and
Visiting in town Friday.
DR.. J. r. Farrior made a professiona
call to this place one day the pas
week.
B. F. McKeithen, OF Holmes Valley
was mingling with friends and rela
tives here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 8. Jones, accom-
lpanied by Dovie and Cola, were visit
!. ing with relatives here Saturday.
C. L. Jones and Rev. NJ. E. Gran
made a business trip to the Holme
VALLEY section Thursday
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TALLAHASSEE.

It Ilahassee, Feb. l.-The Violet
Tea, oven by Mrs. George n Gwynn
Ia hGxpr Of her house guest. Mrs.
Miles aash Of New York city. and
Miss Agnes Floyd Of Jacksonville.
who is here the guest Of her cousin.
Mrs George Lewis, was an extremely
pretty affair.
The decorations were chiefly viz.
let's and ferns which were banked IN
lavish profusioo wherever q place
co,rla be found for them. A constant
stream Of ladies came and went
throughout the afternoon. giving con-
slant occupation to the besy Of young
girls who dispensed the varied and
dellc GUS refreshments.
A banquet was given Monday even
ing ny the Alpha TJelta Phi sorority
at the residence Of, Mrs. A, thur VII.
Ijams. one OF me member, IN honor
81 Kisses Margaret McCartv, Alice
SO gan lone Hough. Virginia Ames
ard + onza Gates. who had passed
through their Initiation. The mem
hers present. beside these Young
ladies, were: Mrs. Williams, Misses
Or erea Hollcws~, Eva Desne. May
Mahon. Pearl Long. Halle Dearon
lillian Page Elsie Long, Dagmar
N.e;4oi.. Mae Belle McKae Mary Dea
-ton. Eloise McGriff, and Nannie
Reege Victoria Nelson Edna WI.
Hans and Myrtle Gates, dressed n
abe sorority COLI white and blee
were tire dainty mattresses. The fra
te1nitv flower. the violet, was used
IN the greatest profusioYs. both IN the
table ard room decorations. being ar
tistically mingled with maidenbaii
fern.
TIE menu was as follows:
Grapefruit; Cocktails.
celery Olives
Beast Turkey
Celery Dressing Gustav Joily
PEAS IN Cups
Potato Chtps
Chicken Salad Egg Sandwi ohei
Ice Cream
Ecrshmallow Cake Pound Cake
Coffee Mints
I The dainty placA cards had the
guests name in Greek characters lanf
were ornamental with representa-
tion Of the fraternity pin done In wa
ter colors
= Ut. A. +. Harrison ana MS aunt
Miss Fannie Perkins. late Of Mil
waukee Wisconsin. are spending
Some time here on a visit to theil
relatives and old lends In Taliahas
rec. They are with Mr. and Mrs. E
g. Chesley.
Mr. and Mrs Shep Clark have beel
spending the past week In Blounts
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Puleston, o
Montana, are guests Of Mrs. Pueston'
parents Mr. and Mrs. Soaring. at tn
Leon Hotel.
Mira John Knight and daughters. o
Gler Ridge N. j., and Miss Kat
peccttes. of JacksonvLie, are guest
OF Hon. and Mrs. Fred T.. Myers.
} Mrs. B. A. Meginniss. Of this city
is In Jacksonville. the guest Of MI
and Mrs. Louis 8. Peck.
A delightful lunch and supper vii
be given next Wednesday for th,
benefit Of David s. Walker Library.
st. Agnes Guild will give a silve
tea at the residence Of Mrs. Rober
Howard Gamble. next Monday after
noon.
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BEUlAH.

Beulah, Feb. 4.-Mr. James Snowden
and daughter, Miss Lizzie. have gone
to their new home near Freeport.
where they expect to remain for this
year.
Our school has started again after
. two weeks vacation caused by the
serious illness Of the principal, Mrs. D.
W. Bowm. Miss Annie Byrne, of PEN
eacola, has been appointed principal
and will teach the balance of the term
She Is an experienced teacher and will
keep the school UP to the high stand
ard 1t has gained under the efficient
management of Mrs. Bowman.
Mr.. James Bryant and Arthur Spare
were Pensacola visitors Thursday.
Mr.. w. A. Shelby, ST., was in the
city on business Thursday.
Mr.. Victor Resmondo was a bust.
ness visitor to the Deep Water City
Thursday.
Mr. George Davis carried the ballot
box to the county seat Wednesday ant
transacted other business
Mr. c. B. Busby and wife were Pen.
sacola visitors Tuesday and also visit
ed at the home Of Mr.. Andy Busby
near the city, returning home wednes
day evening.
Mrs. Cora L. Snowden has gone To-
a short visit with relatives at Quin
tette and Hammac, Ala.
Mr.. James Hurst was in the city OF
business Tuesday.
Mr.. Ralph Snowden has gone t.
work for w. C. Barrineau on the hos
farm near Muscogee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. &C. Dumont. Of Pin,
Forest, were the guests Of James
Snowden and family Sunday last.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Barri
neau. Jan. 2S, a son, of which they ar,
Justly proud.
The friends OF Mrs. D. w. Bowman
will be pleased to learn that she !.
convalescing nicely.
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WALNUT HILL.

Walnut Hill, Feb. 4.-Rev. H. L. S.
Chapelle, our new pastor. delivered his
first sermon here last second Sunday.
Mrs. B. Furdell and children, OF
Shreveport, La. are visiting her home
folks, Mr.. ]. T. Mills and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Morgan gave
singing on the 18th inst. Several from
Oak Grove attended. All reported a
nice time.
Miss Zula Ward. Of Pine Barren, is
visiting friends In Walnut Hin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05

A party Of six mighty Nimrods from
the ship yard" went to Waters Lake
few days since to bak the last tur-
key Of the season BUT the turkeys
would not be bagged, and all the party
got in the way of game were three
squirrels and yellow hammer. The
hunter who killed the yellow hammer
had to eat it as his share of the game
and said one was enough for all time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
LONG QUESTION ASKED.

Los Angeles, CAL, Feb. A hypo-
thetical question, 10000 words in
length, was read yesterday to the first
alienist witness In the trial OF Frank
NJ. Bell, the wealthy Texan, accused
of having murdered Attorney o. P
Widaman at Artesia last July. The
query is said to be the longest ever
presented witness. 1t required four
hours to read the question.
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HORSE AND OWNER
DROWN IN RIVER
av Associated Preas.

"V N1dUCTAt60 FFe00.
New Orleans, Feb. "A runaway
horse attached to a wagon, driven by
Felix Evall. dash I'd down the incline
OF a local ferry landing onto a ferry
boat, and breaking through a guard
rail Jumped into the Mississippi river
here last night. Both Evall and the
horse were drowned, neither rising
to the surface after the plunge.
Sam Woods, the only other occu-
pant Of the wagon, was rescued by the
crew OF the ferry boat.
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SIGNAL CORPS TROOPS
ORDERED TO THE FRONT
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 4.-To facilitate
communication between the American
troops on the Mexican frontier, the
war department today ordered out
three companies of signal corps. Two
pack trains were also ordered to tn
border.
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HEA" RAIN FALL

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 4-During
thunderstorm here last evening. half
an inch Of rain fell in ten minutes.
The total amount of precipitation for
yesterday was 1.44.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27
THREE BOUTS
At WA|LUKU
Fans on Valley Isle Saw Good
Scraps Last Saturday
Night.

The sport fans on the Valley Isle
had some good scraps handed out to
them at WaIluliu Saturday evening, the
main go being between de Costa and
de Mello, in which the latter disposed
of his man I'm the third round after
some furious punching.
Beginning In the first round, de
Mello forced the fighting, and at the
end Of the period the gong gave de
Costa n needed rest.
He came up fresh for the second, but
again de Melio forced things, and in
the third put his man out with n swing
to the chin.
The first preliminary was between
Alama and Flores, and was n four
round affair, the decision being n draw
after the scrap had gone the prescribed
limit
For the second prellm, Correa and
Ipuhao went the course for six rounds,
Correa getting the decision at the end,
which met with the approval Of the
fans.
For the main event Birch was the
referee, and In the preliminary goes
Les. West was In the ring to give the
decisions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27
MCFARLAND MUST
MEET FREDDIE WALSH

Freddie" Walsh, the English light
weight, has declared that he will force
"PaCkey" Mcfarland into the ring at
the lightweight limit or compel the
Chicago boy to admit that he is no
longer i'm that class.
Mcfarland says he will meet me at
1856 pounds, but that is not the light
weight limit" said Walsh. The weight
should be 1873 pounds. All fair minded
boxing experts concede that to be the
right weight and Mcfarland should
make 1t or box with the welterweights.
am going after him as soon as ! get
through with my engagement with
Moore" ..,..
Friends of Pal" Moore say there Is
big surprise in store for the English
man. Moore, in his recent contests,
has shown championship class. and the
bout should be one of the best Of the
wear
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27
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. A. at Kalihi. y
u Saturday, April 2s. y
u Basebali-St. Louis vs.. Highs. u
u Hawaii Yacht Club Cruise TO ::
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u .a sunday, April 80. .:
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u son--Races at Pearl Harbor. y
u Monday, May I. y
u Baseball--Puns. w. Kams. Alex .
u ander Field. q
. Friday, May 6. q
:; Baseball-Puns. vs.. Kams. at ::
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- Baseball-St. Louis vs.. Highs. !:
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8; Baseball, Rams VS.. st. Louis. Il
/. Saturday, May 10. .:
u Smoker Healani Boat Club u
:: House. .!
u Monday, May IS. I"
:: Baseball-Highs VS.. Rams. ..
q Saturday, May 49,. .:
:; Golf at Country Club-Presi- !:
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