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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28
McLarnin
to Oppose
Thompson
Baby Faced IriShman rs
FayOrite Over Tough
Negro Foe.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 2S.-One OF
the deadiest punchers in the ring
and one of the most modest of men
out Of the ring, Jimmy McLarnin,
baby-faced Irishman from VAN
couyer, B. c., is confronted with one
Of his hardest assignments since he
entered the Welterweight division.
He meets BLACK jack Thompson,
California Negro, in a ten-round
bout in Madison Square Garden to-
night.
In all his career Thompson has
never been knocked out and has
been on the floor only once for q
count. Famed for his punch, Nc
Larnin's list Of victims contains the
names Of many prominent fighters.
McLarnin is a 7 to 5 favorite to
beat Thompson and continue on his
way to a welterweight title bout with
Jackie Fields outdoors this summer.
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WOOD DELAYS TRIAL
Gar to Seek Speedboat Record at
Miami Beach Later.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March %
Gar Wood has postponed his
straightaway trial for new world
speedboat record. Today Wood
called off his record try because the
official timer is at Daytona Beach
for Kaye Don's automobile speed
record attempt, and because Miss
America VIII requires further mo-
tor adjustments.
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LEGION BOARD MEETS

In connection with the annual
spring conference of the Indiana
department of the American Legion,
which will be held in Indianapolis
Saturday and Sunday, Dale Miller.
department athletic officer, has
called meeting of the athletic ad-
visory committee and all district
atheletic officers.
The meeting will be held at Le-
gion headquarters at Saturday aft
ernoon. Plans for the departments
athletic program for 1880 vii be
discussed
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. Breezy . Tribe . Chatter =
BY EDDIE ASH

to connect. Daney pitched the closing
six innings and In the last three the
Senators failed to reach base.
Howard Freigau, the Indians new
third basenan will be recalled by
indianapolis fans as the infielder
with the peculiar flip throw. He
bats right-handed.
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Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

outlaws scored E two-time win over
the leading Ksy-O team during the Uni
versal League series on the Pritohett al
lsys. Coca Cola. S. S; SERVICE, and Watts
Press also won two from Blackers Chill.
Feeney Furniture and Noblesvllle Milling;
while Van Camp Hardware and Gem Coal
made a clean sweep Of their games with
Enrich Hardware and Mallon and Weiland.
Sahm led the individual play with q total
is2. Vossen 8 team mate. rolled. sig: Co..
her. SOC: WHEELING. COS, and Weigel' 600
owing to the large entry received for
the third annual season and handicap
sweepstakes. the management OF the Up
town ALLEYS has decided to include Satur-
day and SUNDAY March % and 80. for this
meet. PLAY is open to all sanctioned bowl
ers in the state. hve-man, uouhIes ana
singles event being carded. The entry Zee
is 81 per man in each event which IN.
eludes bowling charges A handicap o:
two-thirds between the bowlerS average
now available. or reservations can be made
by callinE Fay Bailey a. the Uptown al
The girls OF the Indianapolis League
have some new records 10 shoot at when
they take the drives tonight. az the In
surns Employment team posted e new
high single and high three-game total;
Shsa they scored sSe Ior ro Gh fndTdua
scoring also was above par during that
session thirteen girls going over me ply
marx. Mrs. buncn 4eAUiAA tAlS ASAa VIVA
a score OF 59e.
Brunswick 200 scratch singles viii again
be the attraction al Fountain Square al
frvS over the Weekend. BOWERS can Toll
as often as thew like in this event. For
reservations call Harmon ct the South
Side drives.
BANQUET Tes had an easy time taking
three games from Sugar Creek Butter,
during the Essential League series on the
Illinois drives Other contests resulted IN
two-fiue wins for Wiebke. PittsIord RE
and Sweetheart Bread over lungs BOOST
erS. Gardner Special ana Liooy FOOo-
SATURDAY. and Sundays play viii wind
, the Teter the Tailor singles sweep
axes on the Illinois alleys, The Special
Esrd Of a suit. pair OF shoes a ans, hst
- the high three-gams totai, naS az
~. srsi meet IS expected to set 8 neS
record entry list for this class OF play.
Printcraft League games on the Indiana
aIievS resulted in s three-tlIne win LOT =.
E. Psuley over Flint INK ana tWo-olt Of
three victory for Press ASSiSyanSS sne H. !.
qq 5sl1SIpors and pivot CITY Blacks. Eddie
Sheehan rolled a real series scoring gaurS
Of 40. 2o4 and 23s g total OF COS. Schrand
vas next with ei3-
ysrk pelt hovIers must have been busy
,reps1,ng 20 entertain the chiosgo LAX
RET but one contest being rolled IN thls
son Drives taking two gemeS from
Cierkm plcked team from the local
ieaare viii roll the Chicaso ooSS .4tal "a.
for the championship O.. - hs;ne Sfs.
Company and much inteEess - S9As oA'-
piaysd-
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Bulldog Track
Athletes Busy

Thirteen Butler track stars are
competing in three meets today and
Saturday. Young, Brock, Knisley
and Seeright are at Louisville I'M
der Ralph Hitch, while Coach Phil
lips has Sivak, Urban, Kistler, Al
len and Nelson at Austin to COM
pete in the Texas relays.
Lloyd Stearns, Butler all-round
event star, Is competing in the Gen.
trail A. A. u. carnival at Chicago
today and Armour institute games
Saturday.
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HOOsier Five
In u. S. Meet

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 23.-Only two
brackets remain open in the annual
University of Chicago national in
terscholastic basketball tournament
limited to thirty-tWo teams.
The tournament drew its thirtieth
competitor when Central Catholic
high of Fit. Wayne, Ind, sent in its
entry, marking the first time Indi-
ana has been represented in the
tournament since 1921.
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ANDERSON OFFERS SITE

ANDERSON, Ind, March 3d.
Mayor j. H. Mellett has made offers
to the Canton co. baseball club Of
the Central League to interest Man
ager Heine Groh in selecting this
city as training headquarters open
ing April 10
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McAuliffe Is
Cameras Foe

BIZ United Press
DENVER, Colo, March 28.--Primo
Camera will hoist his 270 pounds
into the ring at Stockyard stadium
here tonight and trade looks and
punches with Jack McAulifee of
Detroit, who tips the scales at 217
pounds.
The intimidating italian arrived
here Thursday from Kansas City,
where he ended the alleged ambi-
tons of George Trafton after 81 Sec
onds Of sparring.
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By United Press

AINTREE, England, March 28.-
In one of the most thrilling finishes
the grand national steeple chase has
known in nearly a century, w. H.
Midwoods Shaun Collin, ridden by
Tom Cullinan and second favorite
at ODDS OF 100 to 8, won the classic
jumping event of the turf today.
Shaun Collin was only a neck in
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Runs batted in-Hoffman az. warstler.
Connolly Crabtree ~. Shaner. Sheffiott,
Wykof. Home run-Hofman. Three base
az kingdom ~. Crabtree Monehan. Sac
play -Foss to kingdom to McCann. WaTSt-
Ter to Sticking to Monahan, Merchant to
McCann Sticking to Monahan. Bases on
balls-Of Kemmer. s.; of Cvengros, !: of
Wykof.. i: off Payne, D: of Daney; l. Of
Trace. l. Struck .out-By Trace, 4. Hits
5: of Payne, in 8: off Wykoff, in s:
of Trace. 1 in 8; off Daney. in 6. UNI
nires-Graham and C5oetZ
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UdStIa, F1OWaId FItgduI pUICaotu IIUHl Ve bUIIdIO
Inernationals. Freigau is an outright buy and Man
ager Clymer of the Bisons said he would start the
player the way to Sarasota at once The Buffalo
club is touring the Florida east coast.
Secretary Clauer brought the deal to head by wire
and phone and anxious he to land Freigau that
he passed up the Lakeland trip Thursday and the busy
Tribe official was on hand in the hotel lobby when the
exhausted Tribesmen piled Of their bus at midnight
Fregau played with Kansas City and Toledo in the
American Association and always hit well In the Hickey
oop He has service with several big league clubs
and doubtless will bolster the Tribe nnerworkS to
great degree. He was drafted from Kansas City by
Brooklyn for his last big league trial and Toledo OBJ
tanned him and sold him to Buffalo about the middle
when the Hen bosses cut off number of high priced
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7. Il. STARS COMPETE

'OAIINGTON, Ind, March %.
Indiana university track ath-
were scheduled to compete in
Texas relays at Austin today,
at Southern Methodist Satm-
Leas, Chaplain. Brown and
mig will compete in the medley
by race. while Kemp will run in
3,0O0-meter event.
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GAINOR STOPS LARKIN

WATERBURY. Conn, March %
Al Gairor, I'll. New Haven
knocked out Joe Larkin. l72, New
York, in the first round of a SEIZED
uled ten-round bout here Thursday
night.
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WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. March "a
The lack of batting punch displayed by
the st. Louis Browns is causing Manager
Bill Killefer considerable worry. Joe HasS-
Ter. who had a trial with the Athletics last
spring. was purchased from Baltimore
Thursday. The Browns made only eight
hits. in Thursdays to l win over Mil
w7ukee.
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Community League contests on the Up
town alleys resulted in a three-tire win
for Nick kerr Company and Artificial Ice
over LuteS Hardware and Culbertson Com
p6ny and q two-time win for Maple Road
bank, J. P johnson and Feroda Brake
Lining over Central Buick. Broadway and
Fifty-fouTth Street Merchants. Rex Daw-
son was in the pocket again during this
session, scoring 692. with games Of 236,
1871 ard 275. Fortune rolled 6S7; Barrett
62l. Truelove Gle; Hickman. 6l2; Riley,
COZ, and lands. GOT.
BIackers Chilli upset La Fendrich boys
three times during the ElkS League play
on the club alleys. Anheuser- Busch and
Mueller-Nash also won three from Steele
Shoe Shop and Cut Rate. as White Star
Gas lost the odd game to Smith Bakery.
Widner rolled $50. which was high. Gauss
had 627 and Clifton SIS.
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New Third Stacker on
Way to Join Tribe at
Spring Training Camp
TrbeSmen Battle ID Innings to 6-6 Tie With Columbus
Senators; Hoffman SmaShes Homer in First Inning
With Bases Loaded; Payne Weakens on Mound.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

SARASOTA March 2Wth the Indians back their
training lot fourteen innings to tie with
Columbus Thursday Corden felt bit
of
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CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, March 28.-Jack
Scott was the victim of three-run rally
in the eighth which gave the Chattanooga
Southern Association team a 4 to 8 victory
over the New York Giants seconds here
Thursday.
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Early Baseball Notes

s.. Patrick's H. N. S. baseball team will
meet tonight at Sis at the Saints club
rooms. All OF last years players and local
FASTENERS wanting tryouts are urged TO
attend Saints will practice Sunday after
noon at Garfield. For information call 7.
Roth, Dr.. OILS.
Keystoncs had stiff workout last
Sunday at Greenhouse park. and will
practice again Sunday. keystones want
a practice game April s 1T their park. Call
Frank Kantsky. Southport l40-J-l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28
BASE HITS
News and Gossip From
Big League Training
Camps.
By United Press
TODAY'S GAMES

Tex.
PT<sdelphis Athletics rs. Boston Braves,
80 ~. Myers, Fla.
New York Yankees rs. Mobile. at Mo
Cleveland Indians vs.. New Orleans. at
New Orleans
81. Louis Cardinals vs.. Philadelphia Ma
tonals. at Bradeuton. Fla.
Chicago Cubs VS.. Pittsburgh Pirates at
Los Angeles. Cal.
Cincinnati Reds vs.. Columbus. at Lake
land. Fla.
TUESDAYS RESULTS
BROOKLYN Robins. 10; Phils delphis Ma
Eonals. I.
Boston Braves. 8; Philadelphia Ath-
ietics. 3.
Pittsburgh Pirates, Is: Chicago Cubs. 10.
st. Louis Browns. 2; Milwaukee, !.
jacksonville. 4: New York Yankees. g.
Detroit 1>cers. 6; Toronto. 1.
Chattanooga, 4. New York Giants, sec
md, 3.
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of
erspa the to Indianapolis.
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BRADENTON. Fla. March 2s.-Game
with Philadelphia will be the St. Louis
Cardinals last contest against major
league opposition during their Florida sea-
son. Bill Hallahan is scheduled to work
six innings.
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Why Players Get Tired
INDIANAPOLIS

Dunn ran Tor Wykof1 In tenth.
Seibold batted for Trace in fourteenth.
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ORLANDO. Fla. March 2s.-Manager
Dan HoWley took his Cincinnati Reds
regulars to Lakeland today for game
club. Fhrhardt. KoiD and Campbell are
slated for mound work.
PENSACOLA. Fla. March 2s.-George
smith. q Seattle rookie pitcher. l. max
ing strong bid for berth on the BOs-
ton Red sox. Smith allowed only one hit
in the FIRST FIVE innings OF Thursdays
practice game which ended in to ;
tie.
WACO. Tex. March 2s.-Tbc Chicago
White Sox arrived today to play the Waco
Texas League Club in the first game of
their road tour. The sox broke camp at
SAN Antonio Thursday night
PT. MYERS. Fla. March 2s.-Today's
game with the Boston Braves viii end the
PHILADELPHIA Athletics training campaign
here. The champions will leave for Miami
after the game. Thursday was Connie
Mack day, with a civic celebration honor
ing him. but his team dropped a 5 TO 8
decision to the Braves.
FIT. MYERS. Fla. March 2s-An injury
to Bill Rhiel is giving Freddie Mcguire an
opportunity to win back his position at
second base with the Boston Braves. Man
ager McKeohnle has decided not to pur-
chase catcher Mickey O'Neu from the
Cardinals and has signed Kenneth Smith.
BRADENTON. Fla. March 23.-Manager
Burt Shotton and his Philadelphia Phil
lies came here TODAY in hopes OF avenging
an early season defeat by the st. LOUIS
Cardinals Three rookie pitchers. Mill
gan. Specie and Smvthe. allowed Brooklyn
fifteen hits Thursday. The PhilS lost, 10
10 4.
CLEARWATER, Fla. March 2S.-The
BROOKLYN Robins will practice today for the
aturdsy and Sunday games with Toronto,
which win close training camp activities
here. Babe Herman. holdout outfeIder. is
due in camp TODAY.
MOBILE. Ala. March 2s.-Baoe Ruth
and the New York Yankees troupe are
here for game with the Mobile Southern
Association Club Thursday the Yanks
lost to jacksonville. to 3.
TAMPA. Fla, March 2S.-Detroit's Tigers
today held their final practice at their
lamp. The squad will leave tonight and
20 to Orlando for the first game of their
tour. Dale AIexander's home run in the
tenth inning gave the Tigers a To 1
victory over Toronto Thursday.
BRADENTON, Fla. March 2s.-Game
with Philadelphia viii be the St. Louis
Cardinals last contest against major
league opposition during their Florida sea-
son. Bill Hallahan is scheduled to work
six innings.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, March 28-Jack
Scott was the victim of a three-run rally
in the eighth which gave the Chattanooga
Southern Association team a 1 to victory
over the New York Giants seconds here
Thursday.
WEST. PALM BEACH. Fla. March "a
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 2s.--New
York Giants will break camp tonight and
start an exhibition tour which will not be
concluded until the day before the sea
son opens. The first road game will be
with the White sox at 1T. Worth satur-
day. Rain prevented Thursdays scheduled
game with San Antonio.
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CLEARWATER. Fla. March 2S.-The
BROOKLYN Robins will practice today for the
saturday and Sunday games with Toronto,
which will close training camp activities
here. Babe Herman. holdout outielder. is
due in camp TODAY.
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Totals ............45 s 8 AZ i9
ILL 1880 e.. d.. -. -. .i..A
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ORLANDO. Fla. March 2s-Manaqer
Dan HoWley took his Cincinnati Reds
regulars to Lakeland TODAY for a game
with the Columbus American Associat ton
Club. Ehrhardt. KolD and Campbell are
slated for mound work.
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PENSACOLA. Fla. March 2s.-George
Smith. q Seattle rookie pitcher. l. max
ing . strong bid for berth on the Bos-
ton Red sox. Smith allowed only one hit
in the first FIVE innings OF Thursdays
practice game which ended In > to ;
tie.
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TAMPA. Fla, March 2S.-Detroit's Tigers
today held their final practice at their
lamp. The squad will leave tonight and
20 TO Orlando for the first game of their
tour. Dale Alexander's home run in the
tenth inning gave the Tigers a To 4
victory over Toronto Thursday.
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WACO. Tex, March 2s.-Tbe Chicago
White Sox arrived today to play the Waco
Texas League Club in the first game of
their road tour. The Sox broke camp at
san Antonio Thursday night
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FIT. MYERS. Fla. March 2s.-An injury
to Bill Rhiel is giving Freddie Mcguire an
opportunity to win back his position at
second base with the Boston Braves. Man
ager McKeohnle has decided not to pur-
chase catcher Mickey O'Nen from the
Cardinals and has signed Kenneth Smith.
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MOBILE Ala. March 2S.-Babe Ruth
and the New York Yankees troupe are
Association Club Thursday the Yanks
lost to Jacksonville. Z to 3.
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BRADENTON. Fla. March 28.-Manager
Burt Shotton and his Philadelphia Phil
an early season defeat by the St Louis
Cardinals. Three rookie pitchers. Mill
gan. Specie and Srvthe. allowed Brooklyn
TO l.
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LOS ANGELES. March 2s.-Weary out
feeders on both teams faced another ses-
SION Of hard training today in the second
game Of an exhibition series here between
the CHICAGO Cubs and the Pittsburgh
PirateT The Pirates won Thursdays slug
fest 20 10. after two hours and g.
rnlnutes Of hectlc basehau at WrIEley Field
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TT. MYERS Fla. March 2s.-Today S
game with the Boston Braves viii end the
PHILADELPHIA Athletics training campaign
here. The champions will leave for Miami
after the game. Thursday was Connie
Mack day. with a civic celebration honor
ing him. but his team dropped a TO 3
decision to the Braves
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Brunswick 200 scratch singles will again
be the attraction at Fountain SQUARE al
ievs over the weekend. Bowlers can Eoll
as often as thev like in this event. For
reservations call Harmon 81 the South
Side drives.
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BANQUET Tes had an easy time taking
three games from Sugar Creek Butter,
during the Essential League series on tne
Illinois drives. other contests resulted In
tro-fir,e wins for Wiebke. Pittsford Pie
and sweetheart Bread over lllinois Boost
erS. Gardner Special and Libby Food
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SATURDAY. and sundays play viii wind
, the Teter the Tailor SINGLES sweep,
rad ~ suit pair OF shoes and hat
y the high three;game total, has at;
,racted 8 large Geld each, week end snd
rseord entry list for this class OF play.
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24

Nanticoke, Peninsula and Sussex
Posts co-operated and sent to the
Perry Point Hospital a large supply
of holly and holly wreaths for the
veterans assigned there for whom
the war is not yet over. The Red
Cross which had charge Of its dis
tribution was loud in its praise Of
appreciation.
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
Hickory Hill

A surprise party was given by
Miss Emily Parson last Tuesday
night. There were about 1875 guests
present. Games of all kinds were
played.
John Kitchens visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Parsons Of Dagsboro
on Sunday evening.
Master Alton McCabe has pur-
chased a saxophone with intentions
of entering the Dagsboro Band and
orchestra. We hope that he has sue
cess.
The Dagsboro Band will make its
first public appearance on Saturday,
January 25, at the Frankford Thea
tire, beginning at z p. m. All are in
vited.
Albert Parsons has purchased
new Ford.
James Brittingham had as visitors
over Sunday: Burton Miller and
two uncles of Millsboro, Roy and
Rufus Brittingham.
John McCabe and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Daisey Of Frank
ford.
Last Friday evening John McCabe
made his first run for the Salisbury
prize fights, taking passengers from
Frankford, Dagsboro and Millsboro.
The Orange filling station at Frank
ford was the starting point
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
MilsbOro

The home economics classes un-
der the direction of their teacher
Mrs. Atkins, have converted a little
room off the stage, which heretofore
has been used for storage, into a
cozy little infrmary. In the past
children or teachers becoming Ill
during the day were compelled to re-
tire to the teachers rest room until
they could be taken home. This ar
rangement was neither satisfactory
to the ones indisposed nor to those
using the room otherwise. Therefore
Mrs. Atkins and her girls are to be
congratulated not only for the ar
tistic workmanship but also for re-
lieving a very unsatisfactory condi-
ton.
A slight change has been made in
the hourly schedule of the adult op-
portunity classes meeting at Mills
boro. The revised schedule is as fol-
lows: Monday at 1880, Art and
Handicraft; Tuesday at 1880, Child
Study; Thursday at 7:15, Folk
Lore and Public Affairs; Thursday
at 8, Vocal Music.
These classes are so rich and
worth while that it behooves every
adult to attend as many classes as
possible.
E. C. Ryan is improving from an
illness and Harley P. White is re-
ceiving treatment at the Beebe Hos
pital for an infected foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Dodd and Mrs.
G. S. Williams are in Philadelphia
for a part of the week.
Harry Nichols is conducting
restaurant in the Barker block, for
merIy the business of William Glen
daniel.
Walter King has accepted the
agency for the Equitable Life In
surance Company in this district.
Rev. ]. A. Buckson Of Boothwyn,
4 former pastor here, was in town
IN Monday.
Mrs. Ethel Jones is filling the va
,ancy' in the third grade caused by
he illness Of the teacher, Mrs. Olive
Wilson.
Mrs. Norman w. Hickman is re-
sewing treatment at the Emergency
Hospital in Milford.
Revivals in Grace M. E. Church
continued through this week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins attend
ID the automobile show in Phila-
lelphia on Saturday night.
Mrs. Emma Collins who was hurt
everely by an automobile several
weeks ago, is able to be out again. !
Millard Monroe, a student at the
". c. l., in Dover, spent the week
nd here with his parents, Mr.. and
drs. W. P. Monroe.
A stock company gave shows ev-
,ry night last week in the Opera
Touse, drawing large crowds.