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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-31
w. T. U. NOTES

Marion County women will hold
its regular executive meeting Mon
day at l p. m. at the Y. NJ. C. A.
Mrs. Eva Davidson, president, will
preside.
Frances Cleveland union will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 100, at the
home of Mrs. Matte Gregg on the
Morgantown and County Line Rd.
Devotion will be led by Mrs. Charles
McLain. Mrs. Frank j. Lair, Indi-
annapolis, will speak. on "The Direct
Primary Mrs. Thomas Gardner
will speak on the Eighteenth
Amendment. Mrs. Hubert Jordan
will preside.
Vayhinger Union will meet on
Wednesday at 9 p. M, at the home
of Mrs. Cora Perry, 1925 jefferson
Ave. Mrs. George S. Henninger will
lead devotions Mrs. Mabel Klopp,
director of child welfare, will have
a lesson on Child Welfare" A
round table discussion will be led
by Mrs. M. D. Wiley. Mrs. Daisy
Andrews, musical director will have
musical program. Mrs. Willy,
president, will preside.
n
BrightWood Union will meet
Thursday at p. m, at the Bright
wood M. E. Church. Mrs. Victor
Hargitt will lead devotions. Mrs.
Emma Yeager, president, will pre-
side.
Thurman w. C. r. U. will not
hold its regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Estelle Ballenger is
president,
Meridian Union will meet Wednes-
day for an ali day session at the
home Of Mrs. Frank A. Symmes,
2730 Sutherland Ave. At the morn
ing session which will open at 10
o'clock, Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson
will speak on christian Citizen
ship" Luncheon will be served at
1915 p. m. Mrs. Nellie F.. Stringer
is luncheon chairman. The after
noon meeting will open at 1870. The
musical program will be under
direction Of Mrs. L. E. York, local
director. Mrs. w. H. Day will give
a vocal solo. Mrs. Emma Kuhn will
lead devotions. The speaker will be
DR.. Kenosha. Sessions of the In
diana Girls School, on Social
Morality and Child Welfare" Mrs.
SYnmes, president, will preside.
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ShO7Ve1-, Parry
GiUe1a i51 Honor
of Bride-EIeCt

Mrs. Theodore McDaniels, $50
Parker AVG, entertained this after
noon with a linen shower and bunco
party in honor OF Miss Ruth Duvall
whose marriage to Ora Mechanics
will take place April q.
The bridal colOrs, pink and white
were used in the appointments and
on the sprinkler from which the
shower gifts we're presented. Sweet
peas and carnations we're used III
the roC/ls.
The guests were:
Mesdames Robert Ayels. Mary Osborne,
Dale Hroniug Alvin SchumCyer, Ivan
Beade. Blake Wilson. Anna HazIett, Helen
Pitman, Roland Duvall and Edna Duvall
and Misses Edna Patrick, Berry and Eliza
beth Coleman.
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News of Indiana
D. A. r. Chapters

Members of Dorothy Q. Chapter,
Charlottesville, met at Elston chap
ter memorial house. Mrs. Charles
E, Butler read a paper on George
Rogers Clark" and exhibited a
Wedgewood plate purchased by Paul
Revere chapter, Muncie, for the bene-
fit of the Clark exposition in Vim
cennes next year. Miss May Taylor
talked on the William Harrison
mansion at Vincennes and DR.. j. F.
Clearwater, secretary treasurer Of
the American Revolution, talked on
the Clark celebration.
Mrs. John Adams, regent Of the
William Gard chapter, Brazil, and
her sister, Mrs. Luella Halbert, gave
a luncheon Saturday in honor of
Mrs. G. w. Ross, State regent, and
Miss Mary Alice Warns, southern
district chairman.
II
Members Of Sarah Winston Henry
Chapter, Newcastle, met at the home
of Mrs. Claud Stanley and were en-
tertained at tea. The next meeting
will be held in May with Mrs. w. w.
Thomas group in charge.
Members of Marion Chapter were
entertained with musical program
at Marion College. Mrs. Dolores K.
Nussbaum arranged the program,
Mrs. H. M. GerguSon entertained
Clinton Chapter members in honor
of Mrs. william Ross, Crawfords-
Vile, state regent. She was assisted
by Miss Marie Gerguson and Mrs.
Alfredo Raynes.
The Columbus Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. E. S. Carter. Mrs.
Bert Prult, vice regent, presided. 1t
was announced that Mrs. Laura Fix
has been appointed chairman of the
revolution relic committee.
II II
Mrs. Jessie F. Croan was hostess
for the meeting Wednesday of Xix
tha-we-nund Chapter, Anderson.
patriotic Education" was discussed
bv Mrs. Q. E. McWilliams. Mrs.
MARGARET McGaughy gave a paper
on "Beniannin Franklin and His
Daughter, Sarah"
Richard Henry Lee Chapter, Gov
ingto1, gave public party. Mrs.
Fred John and Mrs. William 3.
I1anlap received.
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Mrs. S. r. Artman will lecture on
odd Worcester, Unlucky Church of
England at meetSing chapters of
the International Study and Travel
Clubs, next week.
4
Normandy chapter will meet with
Mrs. H. R. A. Baughman for noon
luncheon Monday Mrs. L. G. Hose
field and Mrs. H. H. Robertson will
read papers. Mrs, Newton Berger
will sing. Mrs. Clara Aldrich will
preside.
The Foo chapter will meet Thurs
day evening at the home of the
president, Miss Dortlly DeHaven.
Other officers recent elected are
Edna Fevrier, vice president, Bobbie
Wertz, recording secretary; Nenloh
Baker, corresponding secretary, and
Mary Stow, treasurer.
Lincolnian chapter will meet with
Mrs. Bert Smith, Zionsvhle, for
o'clock luncheon Friday. Mrs. James
Chalmers Morrison will have charge
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to Speak
for OAR.

A TTORNEY ALVAH j.
"A BUCKER will talk on
Poetry OF All Ages, " at the
meeting OF the Caroline Scott
Harrison chapter d. a. r. Thursday
at 2;30 p. m. at the chapter house,
Miss Mildred Schmedel will give the
musical program.
Mrs. William Dobson and Mrs. j.
r. Edwards will be hostesses for the
social hour to follow the tea and will
be assisted by; Mesdames Walter
H. Green, Lucius o. Hamilton,
James A. Sutherland, Theodore
Craven, Lorene H. Hamlet, John
Downing Johnson, Robert V. Frs
kline, o. L. Watkins, w. G. Bartholo-
NEW, w. D. Long, J. M. Newman,
d. II. A. KolofI and Misses Caroline
Thompson, Lucille Ballard and Flor
encC Howell.
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Bridge Tea
Tendered to
BYide-EL

MISS IRENE SEUEL,
UA whose marriage to Re-
land Croker Davies, Wash
ington, D. c., will take place
April 8, was honored with bridge
tea this afternoon by Mrs David
F.. Swain Jr. and Miss Mary Patia
Carver at the home of Mrs. David
Swain ST., 1908 N. Delaware st.
Sweet peas and roses carried out
the bridal colors of pink and green.
The guests presented Miss Seuel
with satin comfort.
Those present were: Mesdanes
Henry Dithmer, Walter Shirley,
Herbert Piel, Emory Baxter, Evan
son carp, Harold Walton, Donald D.
Hoover, Warren Mannon. James
Ray, Francis Sommers, Louis Hens
ley, BlantOn CoXen, Vincent Raw
lings and Misses Edna Seuel, Mary
and Dorothy Sutherland. Frances
Peters, Helen Myers, Betty and
Helen DeGrief, Frances Krieg, Glen
Schwenk and Ruth Mckenzie.
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Marion County
Pvthia31 Sisters
WI BE Guests

The Marion County Association of
Pythian Sisters will be entertained
at the quarterly meeting by Acton
Temple No. 226 at Acton next Fri
day afternoon and evening. A COW
cred dish dinner will be served in
the evening.
Mrs. Hattie Swails, Acton, will give
a welcome address and response will
be made by Mrs. Hattie Walls. In
stallation will be given by Myrtle
Temple No. z; the entertainment by
Banner Temple No. 81; ritualistic
work by Acton Temple with Monitor
Temple No. 244, providing the degree
team; exempliflcation of ballot by
Irvington Temple.
There will be election of officers.
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CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK
WATIONAL RHo10 q

E. Forty-Ninth ST. Magazine day
will be observed with Mrs. L. c.,
OFT in charge.
The Aftermath Club will meet
with EIrs. Clayton II. Ridge, 27 S.
Denny ST Mrs Simon Reisler will
talk on Negro Spirituals' and Mrs.
j. T. Haines on stephen Collins
Foster.
Mrs. j. NJ. Williams will review
Vanity Fair, and Mrs c. r. Lewis
will review THE Return of the Ma
tive at the meeting of the Pierian
Study Club with Mrs. T. D. Hoover,
1895 N. Illinois ST.
FRIDAY
Mrs. H. c. Sninger, 2451 Bell
fontaine ST.. will entertain the
Woman's Advance Club. Mrs. J. A.
Hood viii talk on Modern Hood, -
and Mrs r. L. Phythian on THE
Mormons.'
The Culture Club will meet with
Mrs. Walter Carpenter 926 West Dr.,
Woodruff Place Miss Louise Car
penter will have charge of the pro-
gram.
SATURDAY
Mrs. Ralph c. Root will talk on
Beauty Spots in Indiana at the
meeting Of the Saturday Afternoon
Literary Club.
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Alpbi Chi Mothers

The April meeting of Alpha Chi
University will be held at p. m.
Monday with Mrs David F.. Swain,
1908 N. Delaware st. Following the
business meeting, Miss Georgianna
Rockwell will give an account of the
founding of Alpha Chi chapter at
Butler. The social committee for
the meeting is Mrs. c. r. Armenian,
Mrs A. E. Rem and Mrs. Peter P.
THRILLER.
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Spring Club
OPENING Set
f07" Tonight
TIME Woodstock Club will

TIME Woodstock Club will
i be transformed into
supper club resembling the
Tent at Miami Beach for the
annual spring opening tonight
which will be in the form of sup
per club dance and entertainment.
Artificial ceilings will come low in
the rooms. Bunting of all colors will
be used
Professional entertainment will be
provided which will also be i'll the
form Of that given at supper clubs.
Reginald Garstang is chairman in
charge of the opening, assisted by
Mrs. John Gouldm, Mrs, Egbert
Driscoll, Mrs. Vance Smith, Miss
Mary Hamilton, Edward E. Stephen
son and William Florea Two hun-
dred reservations have been made
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JezciSh Juniors
Annual Cabaret
Being Planned

Plans have been started for the
annual cabaret of the Council Of
Jewish Juniors, to be given May
10 at the Columbia Club. The chair
men appointed are: Miss Evelyn
Hahn, business manager; Miss Eve
Ign Wolf and Miss Marjorie Fisher,
co-chairmen; Mrs. Reuben Solomon,
property manager; Miss Louise Jea-
ger, costumes; Miss Dorothy Good
man, tickets; Miss Julia Goldberger,
program, and Miss Florence Efroym-
son, publicity.
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P1tckctt- Shi3Id1C

The marriage of Miss Marjorie
Shirlaw, Bedford, and John Pickett.
Kokomo, which took place Wednes-
day at the Marble Collegiate Church
in New York City, has been an
nounccd here. Both are graduates
of De PAW University last year,
where Mrs. Pickett was a member
Of Kappa Alpha Theta and he of
Phi Kappa Psi Mr.. Pickett was a
star athlete of De Paw
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Varied Musical Proqran,

Thursday, the indianapolis Bust
ness and Professional Women's Club
will have its fortnightly meeting at
the Women's Department Club. The
music department of the Colored
X. w. c. A. will give a program of
spiritual, classic and popular music.
The legislative committee of the
club will have charge Of the forum
hour. Miss Bess Robbins, chairman
Of committee, will preside,
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AsSenlblY Club

The indianapolis branch of the
State Assembly Woman's Club will
meet Wednesday for luncheon with
Mrs. Arthur L. Gilliom, 1850 N. Del
aware st. Reservations are TO be
made by Tuesday with Mrs William
F. Werner. Members will work on
scrap books and are asked to bring
materials and supplies
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Acquaintance Tea

The first of four acquaintance
teas" to be given by the South Side
branch Of the Y. w. c. A. was held
Friday in honor of charter
members of the organization. Mrs.
o. L. league was general chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Henry Unger
and Mrs. Thelma Stocker. Miss
Florence Lanham of the main
branch Of the "Y' gave a short talk
on membership. The Girl Reserve
Club of school No. 81 gave a stunt.
and Miss Virginia Boyd entertained
with reading. Spring flowers and
candles decorated the tea tables.
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FO2CLcJ'- POehHcl.

announcement is made OF the
marriage of Ruth S. Poehner,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Poehner. 1908 Coyner Ave. and
Warde w. Fowler, which took place
oct. Is at Brookyille, Ind. VITA Rev.
Earle Co5le officiating. Miss Mildred
Garnes and Fred Hummell, OF this
city were attendants. MI and Mrs.
Fowler are at home at 1908 Coyner
Ave.
Mrs. Fowler is a graduate OF In
diana University and a member Of
Phi Beta Kappa. Nh Fowler is
athletic instructor at the Hoosier
Athletic Club.
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Joint Meetl1Lq

A joint meeting of members Of
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club of Franklin, Edinburg,
Seymour and Columbus will be held
in Columbus this evening. Dinner
will be served to seventy-five after
which there will be a business and
social meeting.
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District Business Women

A district meeting of the Fed
rated Business and Professional
Women's Clubs will be held at
Salem Sunday. Miss Marian Ing
ham, FIT Wayne, State federation
president, and Miss Anna Voigt
president of the JefTersonville club
and Mrs. James E. Howard, also OF
Jacksonville, will speak.
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CARD PARTIES

There will be card party at Holy
Rosary Hall, $50 Stevens ST.. Mon
day at 2:15 and 8:15 p. m. for the
benefit of Holy Rosary Church.
There will be card party at the
st. Mary's Academy Sunday after
noon and evening, April %, given by
the first academic class. Reserva-
tions for tables may be made by
calling Miss Helen Roth, or Miss
Mary CoSgrove. There Will be a
food sale and supper will be served
hetWeen games
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In California

Miss Martha Winkenhofer, 2054
Asheland Ave, violinist and pianist,
who left Chicago March 10 on a con-
cert tour, arrived in Los Angeles,
Cal, today She will visit rela-
tives and friends in Los Angeles
and San Francisco before returning
home.
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Church Benefit

Motion pictures of the Passion
Play will be shown Sunday evening
at 1880 p. m. at the Rome theater,
$40 Stevens ST., for the benefit Of
Holy Rosary Church.
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Seeded Rnisims

Before you start seeding raisins,
pour boiling water over them, let
stand a few minutes and then drain.
The seeds will come out easily.
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Stickinn WindO7rS

To move a sticking window, pull
the ropes at each side down as far
as possible and let them go with a
snap. Repeat several times.
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Picture Exhibit to Open
Monday at Meeting of
Clubs Art Department
PAGE

n TRS KATE M1LNER RABB will talk The Old Craft
1VA Of Coverfet Weaving the meeting of the depart
Of the Womans Department Club Monday afternoon
Miss Susan Ketcham and Miss Emma King exhibitors of pic
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For Fredericks

Miss Eta Richardson, 1417 Silver
ST.. will entertain this evening with
a party in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Frederick, who were re-
Gently married
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Dwight L. Shouse, Paris, France,
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. e.
G. Shouse. 1926 Central Ave, for
several weeks.
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Tri Art Club

Tri Art Club will meet Monday at
7:45 p. m. with Miss Margaret
Brocknlan, 3246 Ruckle ST.
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Paint SHOTS

To remove paint or plaster spots
from woodwork, either scratch off
with razor or use hot vinegar to
sponge the spot clean.
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Mrs. Harry Lanham, ll5 S. Shcr-
man DR., win be hostess for the
SWastika Club Thursday evening
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With Amateur and
Semi-Pro Mines

The indianapolis Meldon Club will be
represented by another strong ,, SEM r cY,,p
road club again this season. Inc cup
will be made. up Of experienced Semgi -los3
PLAYERS and desires games with the fastest
of State teams. The club has open tne
following dates May g. May Is, ana mo MAY lay
requested 10 get in touch with r. j.
stehlin, 9l8 Olive ST. indianapolis.
JEWELS A. p. C.s Of indianapolis have
organized for the coming season; Te ANS
desiring games write warner JeWeH' 100
Northwestern Ave, Indianapolis.
The Riverside A. AS will hold an i'm
portant meeting tonight at Bill OHsyers
poolroom. All players arc requested 10 an
tend the meeting The Riversldes VIII
b baye s sees6ns For games call Smtty
Davis at Har. 4444-W.
indianapolis orioles defeated the Indi-
annapolis TrojanS Sunday, 20 D.. FoI
games with the winners can D Dieosa
5l85-J and ask for John. y M D please
note.
team in the field this season a permit
for Garfield is held for sunday. q, p11s5SS1,
lice game is desired. Call Dre&el VIA
and ask for John.
meeting Thursday night at the home Of
W. Barlow, ll35 Vandeman a aV e. ro AsI
nasprs Mace ryPatfs aFS WALKER
and Sandtop please note.
The City League will meet at the En-
Roe Sporting Goods Company store @OS
w Washington St., Thursday April D. at
7:45.
The st. Johns Evangelical team, and
Commission Row RamblerS Will play, a
nractice game at Garfield No 3, Saturday
al 2;2N. All Saints players from last year
and a.ly new men wishing TO Try oQt IoI
team report at that time to H. Flelner
or ". Ssuter.
Turk, Higgs and Logsden are expected yea
l. outfinld combination lot
the st. Philips. A. c. this summer eDoinn,f Gl,
iipeun Practice will be held Sunday
afternoon at Brookslue-
Silver Flash baseball club will hold It's
FIRST practice Sunday afternoon at Marion
Ave and Sixty-Second ST.. flashes VIII
omen their season May 6, at seymour; ~
PLAYERS are requested to. attend. sunday
practice For games address W. y DAY
63i6 Ferguson ST.. or call Humboldt 202o
Riley Cubs defeated the Indianapolis
Crows 10 to g. All teams playing IN the
14-i6-year -old class and requiring games
call Belmont 0696 and ask Tor Harry
College Cubs will play st;ong State teams
this wear as in previous .easons. Early
games in Nav are desired. Fec games ad-
dress Carl Lich. 2943 BelletortGtna ST.. or
call Hemlock 44Sl.
Indianapolis Triangles desire practice
game for Sunday with fast team. Gail
Drexel 1854
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, April AL
though Babe Ruth hit his first home
run of the 1928 season in the elev-
enth inning against Chattanooga.
the Yankees lost, 3 to 2, in twelve
innings. A tumble and low throw
by Lou Gehrig led to the defeat.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April A
Waite Holm, st. Louis Cardinals
third baseman who was forced to
remain out of Tuesdays game with
Nashville because of a sore arm, will
be given a few days rest, Manager
Bill NcKechnie announced here to-
day. Holm described the soreness as
a, tied up shoulder He said he
would be ready for the city series
which opens with the Browns at
ST. Louis, Saturday.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April A
Roger Peckinpaugh Of the Cleve-
land Indians has selected George
Uhle to hurl the opening game OF
the season against the White SoX
aot Chicago. The condition of
.Shortstop Joe Sewell's leg makes it
uncertain whether he will be in the
opening day lineup.
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Formal Celebration for Champion
Muncie Team Next Thursday Night
Parade Speeches. Dance to Feature Gala Celebration in
Honor of Winners of Cage Meet,

1923 State champions Will be held
here Thursday night, April IL.
Luther S. Martin principal. sent
invitations today to several teams,
among them Martinsville, final
game opponents Of the locals at the
State tournament, officials, news
paper men and officers of the In
diana State High School Athletic
Association.
According to Martin the events
will start with dinner at the Ho-
tel Roberts at $3.50 p. m. A parade
will start at 7 p. m.
The line Of march extends to the
Ball Teachers College gymnasium,
where speaking and other laudatory
remarks to the net champs will hold
sway, after which the ceremonies
move to the Armory and close with
a dance in honor of the team.
All MunCie is planning a gala
affair. one that will pay tribute TO
the BearCats.
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Tanio Abe, Lott
Are FdUontes

Ry United Press
ASHEVILLE, N. c., April. d
Tamio Abe, Japanese court star who
defaulted to George Lott, No. 3
American ranking player in last
weeks finals of the South Atlantic
tennis tournament, may reach the
finals again with Lott in the West
ern North Carolina tournament.
He and Lott we're conseded today
the best chances of advancing
through the eliminations rounds.
Abe Tuesday defeated Lawrence
Rice, Newton Center, Mass, 6-3, 1-6,
Ga. Lott advanced, defeating Billy
Cox, Asheville, 6-1, 6-1.
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The Prize Comes
Home to Roost

Peter and William Miller, winners
of the recent Brothers bowling event
at Beams Delaware alleys, were
given medals and cash signifying
them brothers" city champions to-
day.
Peter, who has quite a record as
bowler, and William, who spends his
time sleutlling as a member of the
city detective force, toppled over a
total of 1,341 pins. including a ham
dicap allowed William.
The award was under protest for
some time because Of the high score
turned in by William, but investiga-
ton revealed he had spent little if
any time crashing the naples and
the prizes finally were allowed.
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MeWs and Gossip of Pin ToppLers

Movnahar League games a. the Inaiana
ALLEYS CovaI hit ono OF the best games
rolled this season in any league when ne
toppled $50 in his first game. TINS game
gave him a 625 total for the night.
The Kinean League also rolled on The
Indiana drives tuesday night. the Trahic
and Peerless winning three from the al
vertising and Hot Dogs as, inc 92IIoCH,
Sales Export Bologna and Dago RAMS
took two from the Sausage, Produce,
Credit. Reliable and Sorrento. Engelklng
turned in a series Of 5S7.
Mrs. Helen Mueller won the handicar
sweepstakes at the Elks Club alleys ,LueSS-
day night. with q total Of 564. MIS-. NUE..
rolled $40. Mrs. Frank Johns with but
tHcive-pin handicap was second; rolling
544 to bring her total TO 556. THIS ond.
the activities OF the Ladies Social League
for the season.