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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
JUNIORS SCORE
EVEN BREAK IN TWO GAMES

The Flyers heavy junior baseball
team travelled to Mt. Loretta Sun
day afternoon and met defeat 1914
at the hands of the representative
team of that place, and on Tuesday
the Flyer Juniors defeated the
Young Pershings in this city to the
tune of an SIS score.
Errors by Jones and DAILY were
responsible for the loss of the game
at Mt. Loretta. Connolly was on
the mound for the victors and his
offerings were touched for sixteen
hits. He struck out eight. Ignots
pitched for the visitors and allowed
nine hits. He struck out fifteen and
walked three. Connolly was the
batting star for the home team.
while DAILY, Gladys and Jones led in
batting for the visitors.
Paris, Strick and Kulltifau feat
ured at the bat for the Flyers in the
game Tuesday. and j. Gloss vas the
leading batter for the Pershing nine.
Ignots again pitched for the Flyers.
His offerings were touched for ten
hits, and he struck out seventeen
and walked one. Pape pitched for
the Pershings and allowed thirteen
hits, struck out nineteen and walked
two. S. Gloss made a homer for the
Pershings, Kulltifau made a double
and Augustine a triple for the VIC
tors.
This week the Flyer Juniors will
play the Celtic nine of Prince Bay
on the latter's grounds. Players will
meet at the Flyer clubhouse at IL
O'Clock -,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

To Tim O'Connell, Elizabeth fight
manager, the man who started
Mickey Walker, greatest welter-
weight of all time, and the man who
recently was left a big fortune, goes
the credit for starting the best look
Ing ''second Mickey Walker" The
new candidate for the weller crown
Is Bert Smithers. a husky downtown
Elizabeth lad of nineteen. who has
been matched to fight Mike Maize.
Staten Island welterweight cham
pion, at the show of the Centre a.
c. to be given in the Auditorium
next Thursday night. June s..
The greatest ring successes CT
Smithers have been registered dur
ing his service in the Navy of Uncle
Sam. He scored twelve knockou.s
in seventeen starts while in the
Navy. Smithers enlisted at Norfolk
and was assigned to the U. S. S.
Pittsburgh, and then went overseas.
Bert bumped off the seasoned
Johnny Sheppard in one round at
Chatham. Sheppard has since come
to this country as an English title
holder. The Elizabeth boy also
fought a ten round bsut with Sid
Marks. claimant of che English
Navy championship.
Smithers was discharged from the
Navy a few months ago and on
Staten Island defeated Billy Win
tiers, Neale Driscoll and Eddie Ford.
He could not secure a match with
Maize at an island club, so Manager
O'Connell kept after the local
matchmakers until it was decided
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

to match up the Elizabeth and Stat
en- Island rivals.
Dating from November 20. 1919.
Smithers has scored kayo victories
over Young Kid Lavigne, Joe Coyne,
Battling WEIGH, Young McDermott.
Mickey Mcfarland, Joe Farrell.
Chick Napier, Johnny Sheppard,
Benny McGann, Jim Shirley. Neale
Driscoll and Eddie Ford. These
bouts were staged at Newport. r. l.;
Cherbourg, France; Chatham. Eng
land; Brest. France, and Staten Is
land.
Smithers also beat Sid Bernard in
a six round bout at Chatham; Bat
thing Brooks in a six rounder at
Coblenz, Billy Winters in a six
rounder at Staten Island. and lost
to Sid Marks in a tel round bout at
Chatham.
VIII Have Weight on Maize
At Bayonne last Thursday night
Smithers scored a decisive win owe
Jake Augustine of Bayonne. and for
this fight the Elizabeth battler en-
tered the ring Weighing $50 pounds.
This will mean hat Maize will have
the weight advantage against him
when he enters the ring here next
Thursday night. instead of having
the advantage as was the case when
he fought Johnny Carroll of Chrome
at the Police Social Club show.
Followers of the Chrome battler
have rendered an opinion that their
ring favorite could beat Maize the
best day the Staten Island boxer
ever had If Maize could come down
to Carrolrs weight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

tive baseball teams. particularly as a
result OF the formers victory over
the Vocational School nine.
Mickey Walker, Elizabeth's crack
welter, has climbed high as a result
OF his victory over Paul Reed in
Boston on Tuesday. Walker won by
a technical knockout, although Reed
was picked to win by the kayo
route.
Perth Amboy bowlers may be in.
terested in city, county and state
bowling leagues next season. judging
from the interest taken in the indoor
game during the past season.
Tottenville fans are well satisfied
with the Aquehonga's victory owe
the Speedway nine of this city Tues.
day afternoon. The T%ottenville bas.
ketbaH team could not beat the
Speedway basketball outfit.
There is a possibility that Sturdy
OLeary and Harry Mason of South
Amboy and this city respectively
may meet again, this time at ths
Long Branch club.
The coming of the Peekskill, N. Y
team here on Sunday afternoon will
renew memories of occurrences o.
a few years ago in which the fire.
men of this city and PeekskiIl par.
ticipated.
The Y. NJ. II. A. basketball team
at the start of next season may b,
a. travelling outfit. inasmuch as Il
is not likely that the new buildinl
of the association will be completed
when the time for the seasons open.
ing rolls around.
Although no Perth Amboy OF
South Amboy boxers are on the care
for the next Centre A. C. boxins
show. great interest is being taker
in the card arranged for June s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
KEASBEY SCHOOL Nine
LOSES TO WOODBRIDGE

KEASBEY. June 1.-The Keas-
hey school baseball team closed Its
season Monday afternoon by drop
ping the final contest to the Wood
bridge school on the Woodbridge
diamond. The score was 81.
The local team was not represent
ed by its strongest lineup while the
winners had a good team on the
field.
The Keasbeyites lined up as fol-
lows: w. 10th, pitcher; Katraus-
ky, catcher; Sabo. first base; Wag-
enhoffer, second base: Sebeskv,
shortstop: Zaris. third base; Yenes-
ky. Sabo and ]. 10th. fielders.
The team closed the season with
three victories to their credit and
three loses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
TRIPLE PLAY
FEATURES CANE
Atlantic Terra Gotta Nine
Scores Win Over Hardware
Combination

A triple play. Janderup to Kur-
mer to c. Zalsri, made in the sixth
inning featured the industrial
league baseball game played on the
Raritan Copper Works field last
night between the Atlantic Terra
Gotta and Perth Amboy Hardware
combinations. and which was an
nexed, 10, by the former team.
Fimiani pitched for the Terra
Gotta outfit. and held the Madison
avenue team to two safeties. while
fourteen were collected from the Of
ferings Of Mikkleson. ! Zalari,
with a homer and a double, featured
with the stick for the winning team.
The Perth Amboy Hardware had
only one real chance to score. This
was in the sixth inning and the
triple play killed this chance.
Although there are still a few
postponed games to be played. the
last scheduled game for the first
round Of this league will be played
tonight. the Bakelite and Dry Dock
combinations participating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

Judging from the manner in which
the Elizabethport nine was defeated
here on Tuesday afternoon, the class
of ball played in the Union county
circuit must he a grade below the
brand exhibited by a team in the
Amboy class.
Bowling contests for prizes have
been discontinued at Bohnsack's al
leys because of the fact that inter-
est in the indoor game is dying out
with the arrival of real summer
weather.
The ann in which Fanny"
Terio's AGNES staged a comeback in
the game at Metuchen on Decora-
ton Day. after the Metuchenites had
staged a five run rally, gives some
idea of the fighting spirit of the
Acme team.
This afternoon on the Raritan
Copper works field the big ~interclass
meet OF the Perth Amboy High
School will be held.
Tom McCardle. New York match
maker in charge of the Long Branch
club, is endeavoring to arrange a
match for the local club between
Joe Colletti, well known local fly
weight and a good opponent.
The Oriole midgets claim two
victories over ire weekend their
seventh and eighth victories of the
season, both by forfeit. The Ma
tional Juniors and Yankee midgets
were booked. T. Virgillo, 367 Elm
street, is manager of the Orioles.
Next year will surely be a big one
for basketball in this section, judging
from preparations being made at the
present time.
There is considerable interest in
a game between the Grammar
School and High School representa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
WOODBRIDGE FIELD CLUB
REGISTERS DOUBLE WIN

The Woodbridge Field Club nine
won two games owe the week end
and holiday. On Sunday they de-
feated the Keasbey Eagles. TO. and
on Tuesday afternoon. the strong
aIanville outfit was defeated by a
score of 1876. Martin pitched the
Sunday game for the Woodbridge
team. while Neider occupied tn
hill for the home team in the sdn.l
Tuesday.
Heavy hitting featured the work
of the home team in the two games.
the Woodbridge +. c. making thirty
six hits in these two contests. as
compared to fourteen credited to the
opposing team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
PeekskiIIs Have One Of
Strongest Semi-prO Teams

one Of .,ew York's strongest white
somi-professional teams. the Peek
skills. has been booked 10 play the
Perth AmbOy Athletic Association
nine on the Raritau Copper Works
field. Sunday afternoon. This team
last Sunday afternoon defeated the
strong Port Chester nine. 3 to !. and
a short time ago lost a . to s game
TO the Recreation nine OF Plainheld.
The Recreation team OF Plainheld
a combination Messrs. Poulsen and
Applegate, are trying to bring to this
city. has scored something Ike
twelve victories out Of thirteen starts
to date this season. Victories have
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
WOODBRIDGE
CASEYS WIN
Elizabeth Columbia Team is
Beaten in Holiday Game at
Woodbridge

The Woodbridge Columbian Club
downed the colors of the Elizabeth
Columbian Club. III. in the game
at Woodbridge on Decoration Day
afternoon. Wagenhoffer. of keasbey,
occupied the mound for the home
team, and the in which mis-
teammates hit the offerings of Lucy
and Maths, enabled him to work
easy throughout the nine innings of
this contest.
Peterson again featured at the
bat for the Woodbridge team, MAX
ing four hits. including two doubles.
in five trips to the plate. Fender, OF
the Woodbridge team, made a home
run and Rheinhardt. of the visitors,
two triples in this game.
Next Sunday afternoon the Wood
bridge Caseys will have the AGNES
of this city as their opponents.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NINE
ADDS WIN OVER MATAWAN

The Perth Amboy Grammar
School nine defeated the Matawan
Grammar School team in a game on
the Raritan Copper Works field yes
terday afternoon, to the tune of a
SD score The home team outhit its
opposition. eight to six in this con-
test.
Yuschik occupied the mound for
Amboy. while McMullen did the
pitching Ter the Matawan team
Ali except Russo and Kertes secured
hits for the local team, while Shines,
Outwater, McMullen and Pruden
went nitIess for the visitors. Dublin
of Ambcy and Stultz of Matawan,
made homers.
The score by innings:
Matawan ........ 10000101- Ia
Amboy .......... 0O13002x-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

been scored over the Lincoln Giants
Bronx Giants. Royal Colored Giants
MeadowbroOks and over Peekskii
The Plainfields OF New York are the
only team credited with downing the
colors OF the Plainheld team this
season.
The Peekskills lost a tough con-
test 10 the Recreation nine. The New
Workers were leading s to 2 going
into the ninth inning. when the Rec
reations started a sensational ninth
inning rally which Melted them seven
runs and the game. The Peekskiil
hurler had twirled a classy brand OF
ball up TO the ninth inning when the
hard hitting Plainheld team started
to smash everything that came their
way.
The fans appreciate a game of this
kind for the home team is on the
field 20 win. and a ninth inning VIC
tory OF this kind shows that the team
is in 10 fight TO the finish for a win
Several OF the Plainfield victories
this season have been registered as
a result OF ninth inning rallies and
that is the way the Recreations beat
Ambov last year.
Local Magnates Trying Hard
Messrs. Apologize and Poulsen are
trying hard to give the fans of this
section a brand of ball they will be
satisfied with, not too one sided for
the visitors or for the local team
The Elizabeth Caseys. who register
ed victories over Pitcher Applegate
the last two seasons in Elizabeth,
were brought here at the start OF
the season. and were handed a ter
rible lacing. At the request Of local
fans. Austin Hornsby's Elizabeth
port team was booked for a contest
here. and this team also was given
a trouncjng.
The only team which has shown
its true class here this season, Is the
Ridgewood nine and this combina-
ton will be re-booked for a return
game in the near future. Messrs.
Applegate and Poulsen are endeav-
oring 10 make arrangements which
will result in the appearances Of the
Meadowbrooks, Penn Red Caps
Plainfield Recreations. Cuban StaEs
and teams Of like strength in this
city.
The local magnates are ready 70
play any team the fans desire. for It
is the opinion of the men in charge
that their combination is strong
enough to play the best teams In
semi-pro circles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
FLYERS ANNEX
TWO VICTORIES
MeIroSe and ST. Michael
Mines Are Defeated in Lum-
Der Field Games

Although the st. Michael nine of
this city bolstered up for their re-
turn game with the Flyer nine on
the Lumber field grounds. Tuesday
afternoon, Manager Hilferty's Fly
er combination succeeded in annex
ing its second victory in three days.
the holiday contest by a score of
ST.. On Sunday afternoon the Mel
rose nine of South Amboy was beat
en-, 9-S. A single by Jardot and
circuit drives by Macarthur and Des-
mond with no one out in the ninth
inning Melted the Flyers three runs
in Tuesdays game and resulted in
the downfall of the st. Michael nine.
Desmond occupied the mound for
the Flyers. and Macarthur and Pet
erson received him. L. Miller and
Mansfield who play with the Emer-
aids. were in the points for the los
ers.
The score by innings Tuesday:
st. Michaels.. 2 0 0 l l 2 0 0 II
Flyers. ...... 2 ! 0 1 0 0 1 o 3-S
The summary-Home runs. Nc
Arthur, Desmond, Yuro and Mans
field. Three base hit, Macarthur.
Two base hit. Adams. Hits off Des-
mond, 6; Miller, 10. Bases on balls,
off Desmond, Z; Miller, 3. Struck
out. by Desmond, s.; Miller s.. Hit
by pitched ball. Desmond (Kushma).
Double play, Freeman to Irish Free
man: Hilferty to Hull.
The score by innings:
Melrose... -. 2 1 1 0 0 0 3 1 0-S
Flyers ..... 0 1 ] o 0 / 8 o ks
The summary: Home runs. Des-
mond, 2: Macarthur and Mallet. Two
base hits, Helmet, Adams, 2. Hits
off Desmond, 16; DeFort, IA. Base;
on balls. off Desmond, 4; DeFort, L
Struck out. by Desmond, 10; DeFort
8. Hit by pitched ball, Desmond
(Coddington and Brush).
Hightstown $50. Of 2 o 0 %
The summary - Stolen bases
Copeland, L. Owens. f. Owens
HUM. 2; V. Dingle. Yates. r. Hos
kins. Struck out by. Muse. Z: MIS-
onoff, 3. Base on balls off. Muse,
4; Dingle, 2; Nisonoff, /. Two-base
hits, Appleby. V. Dingle. Inning:
pitched, Dingle, 8; Nisonoff, 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
SACRED HEARTS
annex TWO WINS
st. Anthonys and Polish
Teams Bow to South
Amboy Team

SOUTH AMBOY, June 1.-The
Sacred Heart baseball aggregation
added two more victories to its
string over the week by defeating
the st. Anthony Club of Perth Am
boy, Sunday afternoon by a 1874
score and on Decoration Day af-
ternoon, the Polish Giants of South
River. were beaten, 9-S.
A big crowd turned out for the
holiday game inasmuch as there was
a great deal of rivalry between the
two teams. Two home runs in Tues
days contest, were the feature OF
this game.
The box score Sunday:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
MeIrose Nine Beaten

The seven game winning streak OF
the M~elrose nine of South Amboy
was broken by the Flyer combina-
ton of this city on the Lumber field
grounds, Sunday afternoon. A
seventh inning rally Melted the
home team six runs and enabled
them to win. s-S. Circuit clouts by
Macarthur. Desmond and Mallet, a
double by Adams. singles by Haney.
Irish Freeman and Hilferty were re-
sponsible for the six runs scored
in the seventh. Desmond pitched
for the Flyers and was strongest in
the pinches, and Macarthur was sta
toned behind the bat. DeFort and
Dodding were in the points for the
visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

Dark Horses Are Beaten in
Game on City Grounds
--SC0re go

The Police Social Club nine even
ed matters with the Dark Horse
combination of North Amboy by de-
feating the latter combination on
the City grounds, Saturday after
noon. The final score of this game
was 9-2. A short time ago the Dark
Horses defeated the Cops.
Molly pitched good ball for the
Cops, holding the North Amboy out
fit to five safeties. Eagan. Zalari
and W. Seiboth figured in three dou-
BILE plays. w. Seiboth made two hits
in this game, while Waverczak was
tive leading sticker for the home
team
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
Keasbey Stars at BeImar

KEASBEY, June lon Saturday
afternoon the Keasbey Stars. COM
posed of a number of the best ball
tossers in this vicinity. will journey
to Belmar to meet the strong Mys-
tics OF that place. Wagenhoffer and
Parsler will compose the battery
for the Stars. Katrausky will have
charge Of the team
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
Dark Horses

The summary-Three base hits,
Toolan and Mahoney. Two base hits,
Burke and Peterson. Bases on balls,
Lehigh, 4; O'Hara. 2; Molly. ?.
Struck out, by Lehigh, ?; O'Hara. .;
Molly, s. Umpires, Kochek and Sny-
der.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
HOLY TRINITY Wins OVER
JAMESBURG HIGH SCHOOL

HELMETTA, June THE Holy
Trinity A A. Juniors of this place
won an easy victory over the James
burg High Tuesday afternoon. The
final score was 8 to 3. This de-
cides the series. the locals winning
both games. The heavy hitting OF
the locals, with four two baggers.
The pitching of Petroski, who fam
ned 10, tells the story of the defeat.
The score follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
Jamesburg High

Tie SCUre DN IIITIISS.
Holy Trinity Jrs ks
Jamesburg High 00G0003 0-3
The summary: Two base hits, j.
Timko, A. Timko, Mahalski. Gala
han. Struck out by Pieiroskt 13.
Wideberg Q. Earned runs, Holy
Trinity 6. Wild Ditch Wideberg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
Perth Amboy Hardware
Totals ........24

\ The summary-Home run. j. Ia
/lari. Two-base hit. Fimiani. j. Ia
! larf and d. Panconi. Triple play,
kJanderup to Kurmer to Zalari.
Struck out by. F1miani. IL: Mikkle-
on. 4. Bases ON halls OF. Fimiani,
Umpire-zalari.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
Giants
Score by innings:

Sacred Heart U : U D
Summary-Home run, Sam. Three
base hit. Lagoda. Two base hlts'
Meyer, Curley, Kane, Okolewicz'
Newmark, Malinowski. Lagoda'
Share, 8. Struck out, by Share. IL;
by Hart, 2: by Buckalew. !. Bases
on balls, off share, 2: Hart, 8: Buck
alew, o. Double play, Curley to Ia
ieskf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
A LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League

Philadelphia, 3; New York, !.
Brooklyn, 4; Boston. 1.
Pittsburgh, IL; Cincinnati, 2.
St. Louis at Chicago (rain).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
SPOTSWOOD WINS FROM
HIGHTSTOWN GIANT NINE

SPOTSWOOD, June 1.-Spots-
wood nosed the Hightstown Colored
Giants out in the best-played game
of the season by a score of SIS. The
lineup and score follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

The score by innings:
Elizabeth $50. 100000 5 Z
Woodbridge - 0 6 0 1 0 0 XII
The summary-Home run. PEN
der. Three-base hits. Rheinhardt,
2. Two-base hits, Peterson, 2; Da-
metsch. I. Struck put by. Wagon
hotter. 13: Lucy, 3; MATHS. 4. Left
on bases, Woodbridge, 6; Elizabeth.
8. Hit by pitcher, Wagenhoffer
(Lucy and Seery).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

Boston, 6; Washington, 4 (Ffrst
game).
Washington. Z; Boston. 4 Second
game).
Chicago, s: Cleveland. 4.
st. Louis, Z; Detroit, 5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
Saints

The summary-Two base hits,
Witczak, 2; Sam, Creed, Newmark
and Share. Struck out, by share, 3;
Warner, 3, and Hippinstill. 0. Bases
on balls, off Share, 1; Warner, A;
Hippinstill, 0. Hit by pitched ball,
Warner, /. Double play, Pierson TO
Okolewicz, to Witczak.
The box score, Tuesday:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
International League

Jersey City. 2: Newark. l..
Baltimore, IL; Reading. g.
Toronto, 0; Buffalo, 3.
Rochester, 10; Syracuse, 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
GAMES TODAY
National League

New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

Jersey City at Newark.
Rochester at Syracuse.
Baltimore at Reading.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

Boston at New York.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
Atlantic Terra Gotta

The box score:
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Mr. and Mrs II. D. Woody on South
Cincinnati avenue. left wednesday
for their home In Terre Haute, Ind.
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Mrs NJ. n. Adams OF Oklahoma
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Dr. A. w. Pigtord and Mrs Pig
ford plan TO leave n3xt week for a
motor trip south where they will
visit relatives In their former home,
Meridian Miss. Little Miss Mary
Evelyn Pigford !s spending the sum
mer in Meridian with relatives and
will return with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Shuler and
their son-in-law, Mr.. Hubert W.
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Mrs. owen owen has been a reeen
guest OF Mrs. Philip Flaxman II
Oklahoma City.
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visit here with a series OF delightful
informal affairs Miss Mollie Bahor
entertained at her home on south
Denver avenue on Monday evening
with watermelon feast. followed
with an ov, might party, With Miss
Gala Mao Hardy as hostess. Miss
Lolita Murdoch entertained at noon
on Thursday with luncheon In the
Murdoch home on South OwaaHo
avenue. also having Misses Kays and
Miller. with a group Of othe- girl
friends, for the matinee At the
Orpheum In the afternoon.
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People staying nt home these hot
days are having recreation in motor
INK TO the nearby towns and to the
bathing lakes and pools both In the
city and In the suburbs, where n
cooling plunge makes one forget the
summer heat. ON Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Rodolf and
MIR. and Mrs Walter u. Brown and
their families enjoyed the pleasures
found at Sand Springs lake, which
was concluded with picnic supper
served later. Among others AT TINS
resort on the evening named we're
Mrs. Bessie Shaffer. Misses Eliza
beth Madison. Evelyn Mock and
Mabel Marsh. with a party Of their
friends. who were also indulglng In
tho pleasures found IN bathing and
basket supper afterword.
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City IL q visitor IN the home OF her
son, Mr.. Curtis II. Adams and Mrs.
Adams on East Eighth street, Judge
H. ". McNolll and Mrs. McNeill and
their two children OF oklahoma
city arc coming Monday for a visit
also In the Adams home.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert O. Berry
who have been spending their hon
eymoon in southern California are
enroute home and will be domicilei 4
on their return at 1901 West Chi.
cago place Mrs Berry was Miss vi.
Wan Fulghum before her marriage
the Fulghum Berry wedding on june
2l being an Interesting society event
Mr. and Mrs Fred insult and
two daughters, Misses Margaret and
Rosemary plan to spend part o.
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windows wide on the starry vast
And Gods good face comes Hhin-
ing through.
Ever so llttle. but they will last;
The things that are best In tho
best Of you.
--RBGTNALD WRIGHT KAUFF
MAN.