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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
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/. Hats Popular

By HEDDA HoYT
Omitted Press Fashion Editor)

NEW YORK, July 2.-Large hats
have suddenly become 50 popular
with smart women that they have
overshadowed the smartness Of
small head.fitting models. TIE the
average face, a large or medium
sized brim is always more flattering
than the marrow brim which fails
to soften the features. Tie wide,
brimmed model will probably never
again become winter vogue since
small models are more suitable for
winters rains and winds. That 5
why we welcome the large shape
for the summer months.
Just now Fifth Avenue shops are
featuring large rose-beige hats of
straw or hair ard since this shade
is neutral one il harmenizes with
gay of the summer frock colors.
I he rose beige hat also harmonizes
tn rose beige shades III shoes and
hosiery. Large black straw hats are
probably the most popular ones
with the multitude Is one sees them
at every corner. However, with
light colored frocks beige and rose
beige tones are in better harmony.
Wide -brimmed felt hats are also
being worn by smartly dressed
women. One of the most exquisite
scmi-sports hats shown this season
is wide brimmed yellow felt shap"
embroidered in wool flowers in va
ri-colors with background of
dainty green ferns.
Hand-embroiderv on felt offers
something new fer the dressy sports
hat any anyone who can do hand
work can purchase a plain felt
shape and transform it into con
spicuousiy beautiful mode, in short
time. An embroidery pattern Is
pasted upon either the top or un-
der brim and small large.eyed
darning needle is used for the EN-
broidering. If one is extremely
careful III one : work and uses
rather fine thread both sides OF
the brim will turn out alike. II
not. one side must he faced and We
suggest either harInonizing tat
feta or duvetyne for the FACING
A wire can he used about the brlm'
edge to hold it in shape II one
wishes and the wire is concealed by
narrow binding or by the
facing.
For real sports wear the large
hat is out of the question. For golf
tennis or automobiling nothing can
replace the small model of felt or
straw.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
Household Hints
MODEL FLOOR WAXER

| haven't floor waXer so will
tell you how | wax my floors. /
Lay down a piece OF soft cloth, put
on III" middle Of il the amount Of
wax it viii take. then place warm
flatiron On the wax, gather the
cloth all MP on the handle of the
iron and proceed 70 iron the floor
As the iron eools change for
warmer iron. The wax goes 80
much farther this way and soaks in
better, because il is warm. wait
about half an hour, then put large
piece of old wooden goods in The
mop and then polish the floor. Try
il ON vour Conguicum rugs and So"
how bright they are.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
EXIDE BATTERIES
BIG FACTOR IN
SAVING VESSEL

Ocean travel nowadays is pos
Sibiy safer than ordinary traNeI on
land. This WAS eXcmplificd in a re
cent experience OF the steamship
Malola, the marvellous, new and fast
steamship designed by the Gibbs
Brothers and bult by Cramp 5 for
the MatSon line. In spite of the
big cash in her hull, received on her
trIa trip this vessel remained affoat
with comparative safety to every
one aboard.
The newspapers have described
mniutcly,' said Merle Wilson. OF
Wilson Machine Shop, the local Elk
idc dealer, how the automatic
water-tight doors in the bulkheadS
were closed and the gigantic vessel
kept from sinking. But there is an
other factor OF safety which wa,
part of the innumerable safety de-
vices installed on the Malolo. 1t
was an emergency source of current
for the operation of radio.
If you will recall, several years
ago The advantages Of radio on ships
80 40 100 - - vi 'ittte' tl/ttI Nv bdC n
Binns, whose 5. o. :. brought re
lief to the Steamship Republic and
thereby saved many lives. The IA
dio, however, can be rendered use
less in such an emergency unless
there IS source Of current separate
and distinct from that furnished
normally by the regular generators.
The reason for this is that water
rushing into the engine room may
put machinery permanently or tenn
porarily out of commission. This
emergency source of current on the
Malol0 consists OF "a firsr and second
line of defense as it were. The
first is an auxiliary oil engine opc-
rating generator and the second is
one or more EXidc bat cries.
1t must be remembered that in
an accident at night ship must
have light and the emergency cleo.
tric system must also furnish eur
rent enough for "A few lamps at the
necessary points.
Boiler Rooms Flooded
in the ease Of the Malolo. both
boiler rooms were flooded within
three minutes after she was rammed.
No stream TO keep the generators
running to supply current for the
ship was available. Years ago, this.
itself would have been sufficient
10 create a panic and Confusion but
the automatic safety equipment
worked exactly as il had been dc
signed. The lights on the ship in
stead Of going out werc thrown over
on to an EXide battery. This bat
tcrv furnished the current for this
purpose until the emergency gene,
rator driven by Diesel engine
could be started.
Up in the radio room everything
was proceeding with mattcr-of fact
snoOthness. The operators cody
, sent out their call for help without
81 moment 5 delay. Although the
generator, which normally furnished
the current for the transmittcr, was
out Of commission another big Exidc
took over the load which kept things
going until tn" emergency generator
set was started.
In the old DAYS Of ocean travel
ib" utmost Of safety precautions in
the removal of passengers and crew
from Il sinking boat would consist
Of one or mo"c life boats. perhaps
life raft. a few life prescrvcr,
and hard biscuits and wafer. With
,''S parnphcrnalia many lives hav"
been saved. But the modern way o.
removing passengers from yessc
constructed and equipped like the
a'"'2 sma-Le ct the de luxe. 4
IS anytime but dramatic aud pic.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
4bosTE
CALIFORNIA
WLEYN ENGxRo ,
A CALIFORNIA FILIBUsTE2

I1ovr-, CHM Of San JOAQUIN
..,,,, ,,.as nat satisfied with being
-. .cn..or and leader of the wing
.au... -, tho ,cnatc Of IS5l bu,
draamcs Of .cizing sonora and es,
.ahIi.binc and independent govern.
,'ort ui. wjfc va. q Mexican. and
he believed that through the in
Thence Of her roalitivcs in Sonora
mo task would bo easy. He set ont
,yitb eighty Californians in 1871,
hut an March 9th they were sur
rri,cd near Caborra b. a large
force # Mcxican,. Crahb surron,
d"rcd when thc Mcxicans promised
ronSidcrato Treatment. however 'h,'
promise vas broken aud crobb and
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
ANCHOR THE FOOD CHOPPER

The modern porceIain-top kitchen
table has one disadvantage. the
food chopper cannot be fastened t0
il. and in many Kitchens there is
no other place Of convenient height
where ii may be placed. o''r
come this difficulty BY folding .
ma gazine over the edge of the
table. and over that placing sheet
Of sandpapcr The latter keeps The
chopper from slipping. while tho
thick pad Of paper removes all
strain and prevents possible injury
to the smooth white table top.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
CLEANING cANDLEsTICKs

Instead OF scraping the wax from
brass or silver candlcstjcks, plung,
the metal part in hot water and
thus melt the wax. Candlc>tick~
are often scratched when the wax
is ,craped off. by melting off the
wax much time is saved and YOU
will not run the risk of marring til"
eandlestick6.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
RUSSIAN NEWSPAPERS
DELIVERED BY PLAN1

MOSCOW, July 9.-Airplane news,
ran.r delivery has been begun "E
Robotehe Gazieta. one OF alo'epM :, .
morning newspapers. With dawn
beginning at 1880 a. m. on aee9 Gun,
- ,be s;tv's high northern iatl,
80 The airplanes act out in Inc
snar hours with editions Of the
newspaper and deliver them I;.a a, li Ut
i'ee.lfast tables OF the visitors AZ
,hs Csurasion mineral springs cn'
~ Russia s mos. popular sunInle, = :,
sorts. - A.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
rRosTTNG FOR CAKES,

Most people like their cakes frost
Ell and chocolate continues TO hold
first place As the favorit" icing
When making Fudge Frosting add
=, teas p"nn Calumet Baking Pow
der 10 mixture Of . "upS sugar,
2. cup milk and ; squares Of bitter
chocolate.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02

spending the Fourth with his fam
lily.
Ross l.. Hammond and Howard
Hammond who came down for the
Press open house last night left
this morning for their home in Riv-
crside, going via San Diego.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
ANSWERS

1.-Soviet Russia and Poland.
2.-NO, merely a plurality.
5.-Jerome X. jerome.
4.-$599DO0.OC0.
5.-Motion picture industry.
6.-Anti->trikc bill
7.-Liilian Gish.
S.-National marble tournament
..-Clarencc thamber!in ;nd
Charles Levine.
10.-Total eclipse ~ the sun.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
twentv-siX electric companies.
These Questions Will BE Answered
Tomorrow

Who was Snowshoc Thomp-
son and why WAS he so named
How many superior judges are
there in California,
When were gas lights first used
in the state.
How many licensed boxers and
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
KrTcITEN sPAcE. eAvEP

0ftcn . nall kifcbaa ~"u4 IN
much more conycaieut il a drop
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-02
Summer Desserts
Of Pinea pple
Are Delicious

Gala Pineapple Dessert: | Sc ioin Il
round tube pan for baking pan pan
sponge cake "'.A'p nno c .'"" Of Sliced
cup of sugar - one "a" VI n,;nnt t~
pineapple. ho'l l'r - s,,r,.iug pIat,
ter. Pierce with a fork ana !, sen' ,I.
pour syrup into eaN' ah''i II - ~ i
meated with the syrup. a %"',
Evening star., 1927-05-21
CHURCH ASSEMBLY
.CONvENES TUESDAY
Presbyterians From All Parts
of Country to Attend 69th
General Sessions.

The sixty-ninth assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church of North
America will convene next Tuesday
for session to last through May 81
at the Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church, Randolph street
and New Hampshire avenue. 1T is
one of the most important religious
gatherings held in this country.
Delegates and visitors to the as
sembly will come here from all parts
of the country. and arrangements
have been made for residents in the
neighborhood to house many of them.
Rev. DR.. r. a. Hutchinson, the re-
tiring moderator, is general secretary
of the Board of Home Missions, a po-
sition which he has held for 20 years.
He will preach the opening sermon for
the assembly. IT was due to his efforts
that it was finally decided 10 establish
United Presbyterian Church in
Washington.
Rev. c. T.. Hawthorne. the pastor
of the local church. has completed ar
rangements for the meetings.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
REV. !. h. M|ERS
WILL Be H0N0RED
Pastor of Fourth Presbyte-
rian Church to Receive De-
gree From Institute.

The degree Of doctor of divinity will
be conferred on Rev. James H. Miers.
pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. by the Seminary and Collegi-
ate Bible Institute next Friday night
T. the church,
This ceremony will take place In
connection with the graduation exer.
cises of the institute.
Arrangements have been made for
a tea by the Women's Missionary SO.
ciety to be held Wednesday at $3.50
o'clock in the church parlor Special
guests will he Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe,
synodical president; Mrs. II. s Irwin.
Presbyterian president, and NlTs. Il.
VI. Evans. missionary from Africa
Mrs. Colin II. Livingston and Mrs.
II rvey B. Gram will preside at the
tea table.
Rev. Mr.. Miers will have for his sub.
ject tomorrow morning "A Last Look
at Matthew s. and at the evening
service ''The Claiming of the Devil
Arrangements have been made by
the Christian Endeavor Society for a
moving picture. The Stream of Life, -
to be presented Monday at s pm. in
the church parlor.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
DR.. PIERCE TO PREACH
ON "MERRY HEART"
First Congregational Pastor to At.
tend Sessions of National
Council

Rev. DR. Jason Noble Pierce will
preach tomorrow morning at the
service of the First Congregation |
Church. which will be held at IL
o'clock in Metropolitan Theater,
Tenth and F streets. His subject will
be Secret of a Merry Heart"
The Young Peoples Societies will
meet at $50 pm. the Y, +. s. c. +.
at I'll Tenth street and the s. S. &. l..
in the parish house, 93S Grant place.
DR.. Pierce will be out of the city
from MAY % until June in attend
ance upon the meetings of the Ma.
tional Council of congregational
Churches in Omaha.
Rev. Don Ivan Patch. who has been
the associate minister of First Church,
and began his pastorate at the Con
Gregational Church. Westfield, n. j.,
a week ago, will return here Monday
to take care of the activities of Firs+
congregational Church while DIR.
Pierce is in Omaha. Mr.. Patch will
be the preacher May %.
The WOmen's Society will hold a
strawberry and ice cream festival on
the lawn of the church next Wednes.
day, from Z 10 10 ! m.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
GUILD TO HOLD SERVICE.
Will Have Annual Ascension Day
Rites Next Thursday.

The annual Ascension day service
of the Washington Guild of Lay
Readers and Acolytes will be held
in Christ Church. Sixth and G streets
southeast, next Thursday at pm.
The service will be conducted in
part by lay readers and Rev. Calvert
T.. Buck, rector Of Washington Par
ish. will preach the sermon. The
guild is composed not only Of lay
readers licensed by the bishop as
assistants To the clergy in conduct
ing church services, but of the young
men and boys who are used in many
of the Episcopal churches of the city
as acolytes and servers at holy COM
munion and other services. Rev.
Enoch NJ, Thompson. vicar of the
Chapel of the Nativity, is director of
the guild.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Y. M. G.. A. NEWS

The pulpit of Garden Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Anacostia, ID.
c., will be occupied at s pm. tomor-
row by w. II. Loving. The pastor,
Rev. George M. Cummings. is attend
ing the sessions of the general as
sembiy of his church in California.
Page Mex. Etchison, director of re-
ligious work of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
teach the Foxall Bible class of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
DR.. PIERCE TO SPEAK
BEFORE UNlTARIANS
Will Address Anniversary Meeting
to Be Held in Boston
Next Week.

Rev. Or. Ulysses G. b. Pierce, min.
lister Of All Souls, Church. will be one
of the speakers at the Unitarian ami
versary meetings to be held in Boston
next week. lie will address the Gen
eral Alliance of Unitarian and Other
Liberal Christian Women on the sub.
iect, The Function of a Church of
the Free Spirit
Other speakers are William T..
Sweet. former Governor Of Colorado;
Prof. George a. Coe OF Teachers Col
leGe, Columbia University, and DR..
William j.. Hooking of Harvard Uni
Versity.
IN addition to DIR. and Mrs. Pierce,
the following delegates have been
chosen Ia represent All-Souls' Church:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Robertson. Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Kicker, Mrs. +. II.
Horton, Mrs. r. II. c. kelton, Mrs.
w. r. MaXon. Mr.. and Mrs. Rees T..
McDuffie. Mrs. Whitman Cross and
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence c. Staples.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
UNION HOLDS MEETING.
Christian Endeavor Organization
Elects Convention Delegate.

The monthly meeting of the Golden
Rule Christian EndeaVor Union was
held at Shiloh Baptist Church. Ninth
and P streets, Monday night. Twenty.
nine registrations to the Cleveland
convention were received. Mrs. Bessie
r. Taylor, secretary of the union. was
elected as the delegate to the conven.
ton.
A pageant of convention States was
presented by the following societies
Shiloh, New Bethel, Union Wesley
Galbraith and Third Baptist. Union
Wesley, representing the State oi
PENNSYLVANIA. and Third Baptist, rep
resenting the District of Columbla
were awarded first and second prizes
III. Lee Smith, vice president, made an
address. The next meeting of the
union will be held at the Plymoutn
congregational Church, Seventeenth
ard p streets.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
AUTHOR WILL LECTURE.
Florence Scovel Shinn to Appear at
Auditorium.

Florence ScoveI Shinn of New York
City, author of THE Game of Life
and How to Play It." will lecture in
the Unity Auditorium. 1926 | street,
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock Unity
Sunday school and Bible class meets
Sunday mornings at 9:45 o'clock, Mrs.
Lillian Christman superintendent
-irthur =. luck conducts a. study
class in the Development of Spiritual
Man" Sunday afternoon at 5:f5
o'clock. and a: 6;45 O'Clock is the
Good Words Club. The speaker for
this week is Mary A. Williams, on the
subject fConfdence."
Evening star., 1927-05-21
DR.. Bullock Gives Tonics.

Rev. DIR. George o. BuIlock's topic
at the Third Baptist Church, Fifth and
q streets, tomorrow at II am, is
The Spiritual Gift Impaired" and at
8 pm. is The Lame Man Healed. ."
Bible school meets at 9:15 a In; Y. p.
{. f. Society will discuss at pm.
topic Bible Guide; ]. c. T.. Society
will discuss at pm. Good Things in
School Life; prayer meeting Tuesday
s to 10 pm: young peoples prayer
meeting Thursday. S to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
REVIVAL CONDUCTED.
Claude F. Witty Is Giving Series
of Travel Talks.

Evangelist Claude F. Witty of De
troit, Mich, who is conducting re-
Vival at the Fourteenth Street Church
of Christ. Fourteenth street and Merid-
ian place, is giving a series of travel
talks on Egypt, the Holy Land, Turkey
and Italy and some other points he
has visited. These lectures are brief
and precede the REGULAR services,
which are conducted at 7:45 o'clock.
A lecture on the city of Jerusalem
as it is today viii be given tomorrow
The sermon Sunday morning will be
on Gods Measuring Reed
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Plans Cemetery Service.

A Rogation Sunday service will be
held by Rev. Enoch NJ. Thompson at
Congressional Cemetery tomL-row
with holy communion. at 9:15 am.
followed by Sunday school, in charge
of Melvin j. Mitchell, jr.: Mrs. Mitch
ell. Miss Doris Buell. and Miss T.. NJ.
Well. teachers of the Annunciation
Chapel Holy communion at the Ma
tivity at 7:30 and / am. Ascension
day, and 1890 am.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
WILL DISCUSS "TASKS."
Rev. H. B. Wooding Announces
Sermon at lexington.

Rev, Henry r. WOoding will speak
tomorrow morning at II o'clock at
the Ecking ton Presbyterian Church,
North Capitol street and Florida
avenue. on the theme Common
Tasks" and at the evening service
on why Jesus Went Away"
Thursday evening at o'clock the
pastor will speak on the International
Sunday school lesson.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Men to Hold Smoker.

The Mems Club of the Blessed
Sacrament Church, Chevy Chase. will
hold a smoker, May %, at pm. at
the Chevy Chase Library. Edward
RUPERT, chairman, announced there
will be special dance and song num-
bers, as well as an address by a
prominent speaker. Refreshments
will be served.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Will Visit Chapter.

The Daughters of the King at the
Chapel of the Nativity, Massachusetts
avenue and Fourteenth street south
east, will be visited by the diocesan
officers and other members of the or
der, May 25, at s pm. Rev. +. NJ.
Thompson directs the work of his
chapter.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Pastors to Meet.

The Pastors Federation of WASH
ington will meet for the last time be-
fore the Summer vacation, Monday,
at II a. ms, at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The chief item
of business is the consideration OF
new constitution for the association.
AT 1880 o'clock DIR. Paul Heyl of the
Bureau of Standards will give an ad-
dress on weighing the World"
Evening star., 1927-05-21
PROGRAM OUTLINED.
Mount Vernon Place Pastor to
Talk on "Believe and Receive"

DIR. w. A. Lambeth will preach at
Mount Vernon Place NJ. T.. Church to-
morrow on Believe and Receive" and
in the evening Search Me, O Lord,'
Rev. Mr.. Mckee will preach to the
junior congregation at IL O'Clock.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet Tuesday at 2 o'clock. and
Wednesday at $50 am. Mrs. J. r.
Jacobs. conference officer. will be pres
ent. The Bible study class will con
clude it's study of Great Bible Char
acters'' next Tuesday at 1890 o'clock,
Peter and Paul being the characters
studi ID.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
All Souls Services.

8 At All Souls Church Unitarian),
Sixteenth and Harvard streets. the
minister, Rev. DR.. Ulysses G. b. Pierce
will preach on the subject Friends
of Mammon," at the morning service
at II o'clock. The feature at the
motion picture hour in Pierce Hall at
T.30 pm. will be Thank You," the
great stage success.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
SERMONS ANNOUNCED.
Rev. DR.. Wood to Preach on Daniel
Tomorrow

Keeping the Soul of the World
Alive; Daniel. Master of Kings and
Wild Beasts" will he Re Dr.. Charles
We rs sermon subject at the Church
of the Covenant tomorrow night. His
morning subject will be "Harmonized
Wills"
Rev. William A. Eisenberger will
preach the sermon to the Junior
church congregation in the chapel.
Miss Daisy Gordon will lead the
Christian Endeavor. Judge William
f. Norris will teach the All Corners
Mems Bible Class "a 9:45 am. Mid.
week service Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Pastor Will Preach.

The pastor, Rev. II. j. Smith, OF
the Petworth Church will preach an.
other of the series on THE Divine
Challenges TO Life" at the evening
service tomorrow. The morning serv-
ice subject is Our Obvious Relation
shiDS Z"
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Rev. W, L. Darby to Preach.

Rev w. L. Darby. executive secre-
tary of the Washington Federation of
Churches, will preach tomorrow morn
ing and evening in Western Presby-
terian Church. The pastor, DIR. J. II.
Dunham, has gone 10 San Francisco
to attend the meeting of the General
Assembly.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
BAPTIST UNIONS
ELECT OFFICERS
EIgin Smith Chosen Presi-
dent OF Columbia Fed
GRAFTON.

Elgin Smith was elected president
OF the Columbia Federation OF Young
Peoples Unions at the annual business
meeting Tuesday night at the West
Washington Baptist Church. Other
officers selected were: First vice pres
ident, Thomas r. Wilson; second vice
president. Elwyn Caskey; recording
secretary. Donna Mae Sparks; CORE
spending secretary, Martha Lawson,
and treasurer, w. w. ST. Clair. John
Ruthven. first president of the fedora
ton, retired after eight years of serV-
ice and was elected president emeritus.
Was Formerly Superintendent.
Mr.. Smith was formerly superin-
fendent Of the Sunday school Of First
Baptist Church and treasurer Of that
church for wears. lie is chairman
of the committee on young people
work Of the Columbia Association oi
) Raptist Churches Of the District, rep
resentative on tho board of managers
ot the Il. y. r L. y. and transporta-
ton leader of the District of Columbia
delegation to the B. Y. j. L. A. con,
yention in Philadelphia He is past
master of Lebanon Lodge, No. I. and
natron of Lebanon Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star.
A collection was taken for the Mis-
siSsippi flood relief, amounting to
SS6.S6. The federation voted to have
its annual boat ride June IS TO Mar
shall Hall. IT was announced that a
convention rally would be held at the
First Baptist Church, July >, by dele
gates from Illinois, Missouri and West
Virginia. who will be on their way to
the thirty-siXth convention of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
America, which meets in Philadelphia
July 10 10.
Campaign Results Given.
Results Of the efficiency campaign.
extending from November 1926,
through April, 1927. were announced.
with First Church first, Bethany sec
md. Fountain Memorial third Temple
fourth and East Washington Heights
fifth.
The following awards were made IN
the athletic department: First Church
received trophy for winning first
place in the Girls Basket Ball League,
Bethany "B' won first place In the
Girls Bowling League and Fifth won
first place in the Boys Bowling
League for the third year in success
sion. thus becoming permanent own
ers of the present trophy. Mrs.
: Reamv won eight individual medals
in girls bowling. Plans were made
for meeting the Philadelphia +. \.
=, L. in a tennis match during the
ummer.