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TIGER FLOWERS.
To APPEAR
IN 8. A.

Tiger Flowers. the black Georgia
deacon who recently unseuted Harry
Grrb from the. throne of mi6dIew ight
champion, will fight for the fourth
time in San Antonio soon. Bum
Spears. blind negro boxing promoter
here, who brought Flowers in on three
previous occasions within the last
couple Of years. has received the
promise of the mlddleweight title
holder TO appear here in the early
summer against the winner OF an
elimination tournament TO be con
Quoted by Spears.
Candidates in the eiimination-all
dusky-inelude Sonny Goodrich Of
San Antonio, Whitney Black of Tam
pico. Mexico, and Bull 0dOm of FL
PasO.
Black and Goodrich will start the
elimination with a ten-rOund match
at Bellinger's theater on East Com
meree street on Monday. April u.
Odom will warm NJ with Bearcat
Irwin over the ten-rOund route the
same night.
Spears also has assurance that be
can bring Harry Wills, black chal-
lenger Of Dempsey, here for the ex-
hibition he has been planning sew
eral months when the weather gets
warm enough for an outdoor show at
night.
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GEORGETOWN'S
STARS TAKE
1F|RSTS

AUSTIN, April 3.-Georgetown
University's 10-man tracks team today
captured first places in II Of Is track
and field events against Coach Clyde
Littlefield's Texas University stars.
Georgetown did not participate in
mile and two-miIe runs. Points were
not tabulated because of Georgetown s
small team.
Six Of the Georgetown performers
we're members Of the 1924 United
States Olympic team.
Tony" Plansky, national col
legiate decathalon champion, ana
Captain Haas were the most bril-
liant athletes Of the day. Plansky
won the shotput and javclin throw,
while Haas broke the tape first in the
100 yards high and 300 yards low
hurdles. Leo Baldwin and Stuart
Wright, outstanding Texas University
hurdlers. did not compete in the
hurdle races because Of injuries.
Ralph Hammond Of San Antonio
and Rufus Haggard Of Gustine were
the only LOnghOrns able to capture
first places against the stars from
Washington, ID. e.
The LOnghorns won first places IN
the onc-mile and two-mile runs. but
the visitors did not enter men in these
events.
Hammond scared Y feet into the
air TO win the pole vault, while Hag-
gard won the high jump with a leap
Of q feet "a inches.
One Of the outstanding upsets OF
the meet was the defeat in the 100
yard dash Of jerome Landa, Long
horn flyer, by Whalen Of George
town. Last week, Landa conquered
Wbalen in the Texas and Rice relay
games, but Whalen fought hard today
and won by a narrow margin in lO.4
seconds. The runners were handi-
capped by a strong north wind.
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AUSTIN HIGH TENNIS
TEAM CONQUERS MAIN

Winning five out Of nine singles
matches, and three out Of four in the
doubles. the Austin High School ten.
mis- team dOwned the Main Avenue
High meters by the count Of eight
matches TO five IL their dual meet on
the San Antonio Country club courts
Saturday.
lngrum. King. Kaufman and Trirr
won their singles matches for Main
while Black and King formed the
Crimson doubles combination which
came out victorious Following are
the results:
Singles Barnes. Of Austin, defeated
McCarley. Main, SO. G-1; Taylor, Aus
tin. defeated Storey. Main. 81. 60 l.,
Ware. Austin. defeated Black. Main.
SO. SO. 81: Dunlap. Austin defeated
Folbre. Main. 90. 10: COldVell. Aus
tin. defeated Stecn. Main. 40. 81,
81: Ingrum. Main. defeated Kamroth.
Austin. -. 2-6. -: King. Main. de-
feated Robinson. Austin. 1910. -
Kaufman, Main. defeated Rove. Aus.
tin. 81. 81 Tricr. Main defeated
Smith. Austin. Is. 40. CT
DOUBLES: Black aud King. Of Main,
defeated Robinson and Rowe. Austin.
ga. O.: Barnes and Tay.Jr. Austin,
defeated IngrUm and Tricc. Main. SO,
"a. 60: Ware and KamrOtL. Austin,
defeated McCarlcy and Stccn. Main,
.@lI. 90. -: Caldwell and Dunlap.
Austin. defeated Storey and Kaufman,
Main. 4-G. Ga. 70.
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kzTECS OPEN SEASON
AGAINST BUS OUTFIT

With Captain Pachcco, Galvan and
Perez Of the old club back, the
Aztecs are ready TO open the season
Sunday morning with the Red Ball
Busmen at Van Dazzle Stadium. 4
second game is carded for 3 O'CLOCK
in the afternoon.
Thesis and Perez will be on thu
mound for the Indians while the
Busmen have Jacobs and Lavender.
Byrd and GalTan will share the catch.
ing duties for the West Siders while
the Red Ball team will have MaE-
ager Mitchell himself behind the hat.
The teams will line up as follows:
Aztccs-Theiss and Perez, pitch
crs; Byrd. catcher; Galvan, first
base; Bazaan, second; Salas, short
stop; Pacheco, third base; Luna.
HUMPHREYS and c. Perez, outfielders
Busmcn-JacObs and Lavendec.
pitchers; Mitchell, catcher; Near
thur. first base; Young, center field I;
Santa Cruz. left field; Lauter, sec.
ond base; Waddell. shOrtstOp; Dics-
crson, right field; Burnett, thiid
base.
The Aztecs are open for games.
Phone Manager Schwab at Travis
1884.
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DR.. LASKER LOSES
TO 19-YEAR-OLD

Manager Bryan Gouger's Public
Service Utilities, Saturday League
entrants, will play their annual spring
exhibition game against a picked team
from the Public Service League Sun
day afternoon at Utility Field. Game
time is set at o'clock.
Although the Utilities have come
out on top in their annual meeting
for the last three years, the All-Stars
are confident Of taking the leaguers
measure Sunday. Ed Henson. presi'
dent Of the Public Service League, is
managing the All-Stars.
Over 200 members have been Sc
cured for the Employees Fan Club.
Funds derived through memberships
in the club will be used 10 purchase
trophies for the most valuable player,
the best hitter. and the best fielder
IN the Public Service League.
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6S TOPS
KELLY FIELD LOOP
KELLY FIELD LEAGUE.

The SiIty-eighth Squadron assumed
the leadership Of the Kelly Field
baseball league Saturday afternoon by
nosing out the Ninetieth Squadron.
IL 10 10. in free hitting affair.
Nandenburg Of the losers and Law
son Of the Sixty shth Squadron led
the two teams at bat while the relief
hurting Of Tillett Of the Ninetieth
Squadron featured.
In the other two games Of the
afternoon the Sixtieth Squadron de-
fested the FOrtieth Squadron. II to
4, while the Tenth School Group won
over the Forty third Squadron, -
20 y.
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KAMPMAN winner
IN EXTRA-HOLE GOLF

Struggling four extra holes, ]. H.
Kampmann defeated T. y. Smith
Saturday afternoon for third flight
honors in the annual spring golf
tournament at the San Antonio Coun-
try Club. 1t required a birdie three
to win and Kampmann delivered.
All flight winners have been de-
cidcd now except the top Fighters, E-
l.. Brown and Colonel c. j. Nelson.
who play 80 holes Sunday.
Tom Holleran beat Lieutenant
yanaman in the second flight final
and Major Wash dOwned Major
Snead in the fourth flight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
GETS SET TUESDAY

The Commercial Baseball League
will suffer completion when the loop
meets at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at
II. n. Moore's sporting goods store.
An official baseball is to be adopted
and a secretary elected. Six teams
have entered in the loop, which are /:
Alamo Bank, City Bank. Lone Star
Ice Company. Southern Steel, Wood.
lawn Place Sunday School and The
San Antonio Light.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
GUERRA NINE OPENS
WITH TWO SUNDAY

Warming up with a practice against
the Chapultepec team Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, the Guerra's will
officially open their season Sunday
afternoon with the Anahuacas.
Henry A. Guerra will toss out the
first ball in the afternoon game to
start his team off.
Both games will be played on the
new Guerra diamond in the 1900
block BurlesOn street.
Guerra will use the following line
up: p. Valdez, right field; V. Guerra,
captain and first base; Farcos, second
base; A. Garcia, left field; A. Ortiz,
center field; Il. Paiz, center field; J.
Vargas and II. Valdez, catchers; q.
Garcia, shortstop; G. Guerra. third
base; 4. Guerra. left field ]. Mar
tinez and NJ. Villareal, pitchers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
STR|B' MEETS
TOUGH R|SK0
MAY "A

NEW YORK, April 3s-Jess Me-
Mahon, matchmaker at Madison
Square Garden, today announced that
he had closed negotiations for a 10
round bout on May IA between Young
Stribling and Johnny Risko. McMa-
hon reached an agreement with
Risko's manager over long distance
telephone.
In meeting Risko, Stribling will
cOnsign himself definitely to the
heavyweight division, for Risko scales
100 pounds. Risko gave Paul Ber-
lenbach a fancy lacing last week, hav-
ing the Astoria Ok on the verge of q
knockout.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
ORANGE CRUSH OPENS
WITH 7-TO-1 TRIUMPH

The Orange Crush Botflers mad
their debut in amateur baseball Sat.
urday afternoon By defeating thu
Southern Steel team Of the Commer-
cisl League. Z 70 /.
Fletcher. Cbowning and Daggeit
Jed the winner with the stick while
Denny proved 70 be the fielding
star. Pcgues. receiver Of the South.
erH Steel team. showed up well for
biz team.
Ham McHgrr. on the mound for The
BOttlsrs. crlrbrIrrl bis first appeal
ance 10 senior company by allpwins
but five hit aud whiting an equal
number Of plsgSE~
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CATS DROP 20
PITCHING
DUEL
Belts, Fort Worth's New
Boxman, Effective
Against St. Paul.

FORT WORTH, April 3.-The st.
Paul Saints Of the American As
ISOLATION defeated the Fort Worth
Panthers in the prettiest game of the
exhibition season here Saturday, =
to o.
The climax came in the sixth in
ming when, with two out, Wanninger
singled, took second on fielder's
choice from the bat of Anderson AMI
third when Mcmillan was walked,
filling the bases. Stuvengen put the
finishing touches on when be hit
the first ball pitched into deep left
field near the foul line for a double.
scoring Wanninger and Anderson for
the only runs Of the game. The next
man up struck out to end the scor-
ing for the day.
The game was a big league pitch
ers' battle, the first of the season,
despite a steady north wind. Five
hits were all that the sluggers could
collect off the slants of five mounds
men.
Belts. formerly with the Philadel-
phia Nationals, bought by Fort
Worth thissyear. made his first ap-
pearance in a Panther uniform, twirI-
ing four innings without hit or
run.
Schupp, formerly with the Now
York Giants and st. Louis Cardinals,
started for the Saints, allowing two
hits and no runs, the only hits to he
collected by Cats. Stuvengen's dou-
Bile came with Walkup on the mound.
He allowed the only runs of the
game and the only hits for the win
ners. The teams mix again Sunday:
Score: X III Il
st. Paul 49,. 200 0O2 600 3 L
Fit. Worth E. 900 600 600 2 U
Batteries: Schupp. Farquhar and
Allen; Belts, Waikiki Farrell and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
ABLES, RICE, SHUTS
OUT BAYLOR BRUINS

HOUSTON, April 3.--RObert
Ables was in form this afternoon
and the Rice Institute Owls defeated
the Baylor Bears in their first
Southwestern Conference baseball
game Of the season here by the score
of 3 10 o. The Owls pounded Shell
ton, Baylor southpaw. in the firsI
two innings 10 gain their total.
Stallings. who relieved Shelton.
kept the Bruins out Of trouble for
the remainder Of the game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
T0LAR CALLS SPEARS
TEAM FOR PRACTICE

NonagcT Jark TOlaT VII declare
practice on for bis new Nog Spear.
and Company baseball team MONDAY
afternoon. The new team has not
decided upon q nickname. "WOodsn
Legs has been suggested. since The
company has plenty on hand. JACK
Iolar intends 10 pitch q Bit himself.
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No PUNCHED HITS.
IRIS. DO M'MILLIS DEAD.

San AntOnIans who met 30" Nc
Millin, Centre College football star,
and bis wife. then on their hOneg-
moon. when McMillin played in 8 foot
ball game here seeyrul seasons ago.
viii regret to hear that Mrs. McMilliu
Is dead in Beaver Fails. Pa. Of Pneu-
monia. She was formerly Miss Marie
iMeyers Of Fort Worth.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
CUBS WIN BEHIND
GARCIA'S HURLING

The San Pedro CUB. independent
juniors, defeated Good VIII Center.
u TO 2, in their game At San Pedro
Park Saturday. Garcia. hurling f0s
the winners, allowed his opponents
but two hits. while the Cubs collected
seven safeties off Of SalSE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
College BASEBALL

Catholic University, 8; Vermont, 1.
Yale, Is; Navy, U.
Army, 1; Bowdoin, 0, five innings
(rain). ..-
Auburn, 4 4; Tulane, o.
Texas, 6; Centenary, 4.
Rice, 8; Baylor, o.
Georgia Tech, II; Notre Dame, 4.
Boston College, 2; Villa Nova, l.
Washington and Lee, 6; Pennsyl-
vania T., 4.
Michigan Aggies. 1; Mercer, o.
Georgetown. 6; Princeton, l.
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EXHIBITIONS

San Antonio, s; Des Moines, 4.
st. Paul, 2; Fort Worth, D. -.
st. Paul (sccond team, @; Waco 4.
st. Louis Cardinals, 3; Dallas, /.
st. Louis Cardinals (second team
;; Houston, /.
New York, IL; Brooklyn, ).
Philadelphia Americans, 4; Phil.
ldelphia Nationals, 2.
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GARCIA ARRIVES
FOR SANDERS
BAT TIE

Carlos Garcia, sensational little
Mexican featherweight, who is dated
to tie IN with George Sanders, Hot
Springs battler, in the feature ten
rOunder Of Jack Skeletons Tuesday
night fight card at the National Thea
ter. came in from Tampico Saturday,
and will polish off his training along
with the other boys at Shelton's gym
Sunday afternoon.
Since his draw battle with Sammy
Sandow at FL Paso three weeks ago,
Garcia has been taking it easy. In
his last local fight he earned q shade
against Wildcat Monte of Wichita
Falls. He is great favorite with 10
cal linear fans, and his appearance
presages packed house for Shelton.
MAHAN IMPROVED.
Brooke Stephens and Dummy Ma
han, lightweight principals in the sec
'Ond ten-rounder on Tuesdays card
also will put the finishing touches 10
their training Sunday.
Mahan's appearance will be watch
cd with interest by the fight bugs. In
N4o bhNAAI WIN 1lNANg @AbANEL n N'AliN
Of weeks back the Dummt from
Brackrttyille looked the goods. He has
picked up quite a parcel Of ring tricks
since his fights here six or eight
months back. He plastered MOntez
plenty.
Stephens, well known TO local fans,
will show his wares for the first time
in almost a year. He has been serv-
ing as boxing instructor at st. Ed
ards University through the school
term.
OLDTIMER'S SON.
Promoter Shelton believes he has
lined up a real treat in his six-round
preliminary between Danny Long,
Kelly Field scrapper, and Martin Fla
herty Of Boston. Flaherty, a son Of
Frank Flaberty. Noted featherweight Of
the bare knuckle days, has shown lots
Of class in his workouts.
Ben Sava will meet Red Graves
Of Kelly Field. in a four-rounder, and
Shelton intends TO put on another short
prelim, but has not yet decided upon
the principals.
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BEARS HIT TO BEAT
DIES MONIES, s TO 5
(continned FROM Page y

~ (Continued From Page u
Gelvin plunked safely to right when
: Carpenter suddenly lay down going
after the fly and let il fan in front
of Right Fielder Pug Griffin. Con
zales scored. Serre hit 20 left, scOT'
ing Rabbit. Wirts chose this oppor-
tune moment 70 clout his triple and
in came Golvin and Serre. Lopez
walked but Lindsey forced him at sec
ond.
GoIvin's triple in the fifth. though
IL came with only one down, was not
productive Of - run. Series fly to
right was too short and Wirts ground
ed out.
In the sixth. two errors pushed a
tally around. and. in the eighth, hits
by wirts, Klein and Gonzales did
the trick.
No PUNCHED HITS.
Lindsey and Couchman scattered
the Demons blows nicely. In only
one inning were two bunched-anJ
they didn't happen 10 make a run.
Shane Collins shot q Wind-blOwn
f1y 10 right field in the eighth. Klein
fen down making a futile grab for If
and il rolled to the fence for a fuke
home-run.
Golvin thrilled the fans with his
fielding at first, az usual, while
three Outfield performances stood out
that catch by Hughes Of NaJO's
wailop, Klein's hands-and-knees grab
Of a sizzIer off Hughes bat with q
runner perehing on second. and NaJo's
catch at his Ehoestrings Of a fly by
Brausen 10 end the game.
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DOUBLE BILL
ONPROGRAM
AT SCHWAB
Breckenridge Park Scene
Of Third Contest;
Teams Strong.

Organized amateur baseball starts
in San Antonio Sunday with the
opening of the City League season at
Schwab Field and Breckenridge PARK.
Three games open the leagues race,
double bin at the North Flores
street stadium. called at o'clocs,
and single game at Breckenridge
s beginning at ; o'clock.
Six teams of unusual strength. even
for the City League, will face the
barriers.
Sacred Heart Athletic Club AMI
Pittsburgh Water Heater company
performers collide in number one at
Sehwab Field. The new Roemer cluO
meets the &c. y. Sunshine Specials
in the afternoon.
OILERS VS.. CARMEN.
The Gulf Supreme Oilers will swap
transfers with the Street Railway
Trainmen's local number 69f al
Breckenridge Park.
Del Gotten and Johnny Dunsmore
have been assigned to umpire Ih%
Schwab Field games, while Ted
Srahl viii bawl out the decisions ~
Breckenridge.
sacred Heart has Evans. Klepac.
Carver and Harm for pitching DUTY
with Les Necker as catcher. lu-
feeders are Hertize. Hamlet. Z. But
lei. G.. Nesrsta, and outfielders are
Mueller. Fitzpatrick, Ousset. Il. But
Ter and c. Nesrsta.
WHITE OR STEVENS.
White or Stevens will pitch snt
weikel Will catch for the Water
Heaters. Picard will sppear at FIRST
base. Erben at second, Wssserman a.
short and Seffel at third. with }.
Conrad Satcber and RosSmsn in tn'i
gardens.
The Roemers' pitcher viii be select
cd BY Manager Mccoy from amons
George. FRANKIE. Kusener and Neyel
with Mccoy or Corley behind the
bat. Heye on first, Lyons or McCar,
lev on second. Fister at short, MIcn,l
or Bassett on third. and press. II
Nuelier and Thomas in the "uttleld.
LINDSEY OR MOsEL.
Lindsey or Mosel viii pitch for
the I-G. y. with Steve Butler CATCH
ing and running the team. Remutn
will hold down first base, McCarty
second. Meye third, Nolan short. AM
Janert. LsyBe and A. L. Harris the
outfield.
Hicks and Liepart will be the bat
tery for the Gulf Oilers. With
Schneider the reserve pitcher. A.
Irwin win play first. Captain NJ
Gee second Vogler. short. Manager
C. Irwin third. and Brewer, Carr
and Dietzman the Outfield. A. Dull
mig, utility.
j. Farris will hurl for the Street
Car Men and Jones or Kalisky viii
catch. while the rest Of the team wiiI
consist of Pitts, Henson, Conway,
For Martin. Yoss and Wise.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coil enjoyed
a motor trip about Hammonton
recently, stopping to see the auto
speedway under construction.
Mrs. William Graham ana her
grandson, Robert Graham, of At
lantic City, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs William Stoy, of Oak I'd.
Mrs. Carrie Henderson, former
ly of Somers Point, and a mem
Der of Columbia Council, is in the
Episcopal hospital, Front st. and
Lehigh av., Philadelphia, suffer
ing with broken leg received by
a fall where she was visiting.
Mrs. Florence James, Mrs. Sal.
lie Keller, Mrs. Eva Clark, Mrs
Jerry Robinson and Miss Alice
Radcliffe attended Silver Moon
Council Red Ladies in Somers
Point, last week.
Her friends are glad to hear
that Mrs. J. L. Sutton is improv
ing slowly.
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LinWood Personals.

Mrs. Helen Blackman, of Phila-
delphia, is spending her Easter
vacation among her friends and
relatives here and in Atlantic City
Miss Elizabeth Fenton has as
her guests Miss Irene Newell, of
Philadelphia, and Miss Ethel Dry,
of Reading, Pa, over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Leigh, of
Olney, Pa, have moved into their
home on North Sea-View ave. on
Tuesday, and will now live here
permanently.
Mrs. Sallie English has returned
to her home in Reading, Pa.
Mr.. William Lear, who has been
ill for a long time, is about again,
but not thoroughly recuperated.
Thomas Cope and Buddy Bar
rett are the latest known measle
victims. Others are reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. James and
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-02

You cannot get better candy for
Easter or any other time Of year
than the kind we sell. For. the
Easter Season we have put up
choice CONNECTIONS in special East
er boxes, which make ideal Easter
presents. Stop by today and leave
your order for as many boxes as
you plan to present.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-02
LinWOOd a af %Sa %ssk

Corson, Miss Mabel Adams and
Edwin Madckiff motored to Berlin
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Corson has been
i'll with the grippe the past week.
Mrs. Sooy is ill at the home of
her sister, Mrs. R. J. Somers.
Mrs. J. M. Force recently enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Black
man, Mrs. Annie Frambes AID
Mrs. Kate Schederman.
Ambrose Gilman, of Merchant
Vile, formerly of Linwood, has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. T.
Force, on West ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Long, of
East Seaview av., have moved in
their home on Main st.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKeague
have been entertaining Mrs. Ida
McKeague, from Camden.
Mrs. Betty Force is finishing
the school term at English Creek,
as their former teacher resigned
on account of illness.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith, of
Garfield av., have been entertain
ing Mr.. George Thompson and
Mr.. John Cutler, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hewitt, of
Philadelphia, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Winfield Haines on Sun
day.
Mrs. Eugene Hagerthy, Lee
Hagerthy and Mrs. Winfield
Haines motored to Mays Landing
last week.
Mrs. Winfield Haines, Mrs. Wal
ton Risley and Mrs. Sullivan mo-
tored to Tuckahoe recently.
Rev. Walter Cullen Bishop.
Methodist Episcopal pastor at Lin
wood. has returned from Stock
ton. N. j., where he has been re-
cuperating from an attack OF
grippe, which, according to his
physician, DR.. P. S. Steelman, bor-
dered on influenza. DIR. Steelman
advised a complete change of eli
mate and a two weeks rest. Mr..
Bishop is completely recovered
and is very happy to get back 20
the church work.
/ The J. v. G. club met at the
home of Miss Kathryn Somers
last week. Those present were:
Miles Burroughs, Alma Barrett,
Dorothy Barrett, Hilda La Drew
and Reba Smith.
Edmond Somers haB RETURNED
to Philadelphia, where he attends
Drexel institute, after spending a
week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmond Somers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Garlack and
family and Mrs. John Sutton made
motor trip to Cape May Point
| Sunday.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-02
Parcel Post Sale.

The women of Bethel church
are busy planning to make the
Parcel Post Sale" and entertain
ment on Friday evening, April 8,
success. Some folks have al
ready sent their packages. All
packages are valued at a quarter
and will be sold unopened for a
quarter. Besides the sale there
will be a fish-pond filled with in
teresting things and caught for
ten cents hook. Ice cream and
home made cake will also be on
sale. Part of the entertainment
has been arranged for as follows
REGULATIONS are to be given by
Misses Mildred Van SAINT and
Ethel Banholzer; playette by Miss
Alice Osman and Mrs. Betty