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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
Stiff Opposition Ahead of Colder
Bulls"

Charlotte, N. c., Sept.-(ANP)
With a new coach taking over tn
helm of the Smith U. squad for
the season, and with the return OF
most of the letter men Of Las
years team, the Golden Bulls are
trecking into the campus, with
an eye towards the c. /. A. A.
Championship, and the Southern
Championship.
The Bulls will begin practice on
September 10. The Coach has
animated that he will call for
fighting interest from the boys
from the start of the season till
the end. With practically all the
cole regulars" with the excep-
ton of Ed House and Ed Jones in
camp, the Bulls face the season
with much optimism, since the
"Four Ponies" of last years back
field, cred" Williams, "Bus" Hall,
"Bef" Martin, and "DumpJ"
Fowlkes will be in harness with
the capable Ellis, Caesar Walker
and the other backfield letter men
intact. The line will be the same
minus the two Eds: House and
Jones, center and tackle: but with
Stanback and Bess and other back
field letter men of last year. 1T is
felt that the shoes of these men
will be filled most cred,tably.
Coach Byarm is not committing
himself as to what he is gong to
do in the C. I. A. A., but states
that he believes that the team will
he the equal of last years team
and stronger.
The Bulls open in Durham, N.
c., Sept. 81, with N. C. State. The
Annual Homecoming will be oh.
served in Charlotte, on Nov. 10,
with Lincoln University of Penn.
as the opponents. The 1880 sched'
ule follows:
Sept. 27.-N. C. State College
at Durham.
Oct. 4.-Vlrglnla State at re-
tersburg.
Oct. 11.-Howard at Charlotte.
Oct. 18.-S. C. State at Orange
burg.
Oct. 25.-Morehouse at Allan
ia.
Nov. Iva. Seminary at Char
lotte.
Nov. S.-Fisk at Nashville.
Nov. 15.-Lincoln at Charlotte
Homecoming Came
Nov. pa. & T. at Green's
boro. -,
The first home game will be
with Howard, which was trimmed
by the Bulls last year in a 1870
contest. "Big" Boyle, All Ameri-
can Guard, and Towards Meme
sis will be in his position with the
Bulls when the whistle blows.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
Stevenson And Co.
Starts To Work

Tuskegee Institute, Ala, Sept
-(ANP) Forty players donned
uniforms for the first workout
held Wednesday. Anxious as these
forty Tuskegee Tigers were to
get the "feel" of the ball they
could not do so before because
of ruling of the Conference
against teams reporting for prac-
tice earlier than September 10.
The opening game, scheduled
with the soldiers of the oath U. s.
Infantry, at Doughboy Stadium,
Fort Benning, Ca, on September
20, has tended to give more zest
to the initial tilt than any move
ever made by the athletic officials.
The Infantrymen always give
the Tigers the hardest kind of tus-
sic.
Coach Abbott was assisted in
the workout by his entire staff
composed of Ross Owens, former
South Dakota State College star;
John M. Brown, crack linesman
from Virginia Union University
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
NORTHSIDE CHORAL CLUE
ENTERTAINS

On Sunday, Sept, IA, 1880, the
Northside Choral Club rendered a
number of Negro Spirituals I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Matte
Robinson and Mr.. James Robert
son at the Manual Labor Train
ing School, Hanover, Va, Mr..
Layton, manager and Of which
Mrs. Maggie L. Walker, R, W. G.
Secy-Treas. I. o. of st Luke is a
member of its board of Directors.
Little Miss Poindexter, a chip Of
the block, recited one of Dunbar's
poems and other selections which
were loudly applauded. Mr..
James Booker, viol;nist of 9Th Mt.
Zion Baptist Church participated
in the musical program bv rem
dering a beautiful instrumental
selection. The club takes this, Oh
rortunity to express how well
they were entertained at the in
stitrtion. Mr.. and Mrs. LAYTON
and their assistants deserve the
highest praise for the wonderful
work evidenced at This school.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
LAWN TENNIS
CHAMPIONS

Indianapolis, Ind.-(CNS)--
DIR. D. l. Hodge, of New York
City, was elected president of the
American Tennis Association at
indianapolis last week. Douglas
Turner, of Chicago, won the
mems singles title, defeating Ted
Thompson, of Washington, in the
finals 6-2, So and Ga. Miss Ora
Washington, of Philadelphia, re-
tanned her singles crown, defeat
ing Anna Leonard in the finals
Miss Anita Can't. of Washington,
and DR.. o. B. Williams, of Chi
cago, won the mixed doubles.
Richard Hudlin and Douglas Tur-
ner won the mems doubles, while
Ora Washington and Blanche
Winston took the women's dou-
bles. Nathaniel Jackson, of
North Carolina, won the Junior
singles title.
The 1881 tournament will be
held at Tuskepee Institute, Ala.
bama.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
Sports


Montgomery, Ala. Sept. 12- One
more neavy addition to that already
overloaueo Hornet grid menu OF Loo
was made touay wnen AtnleUIc Dlrec-
tor U. Johnson Dunn OF the Alabama
stag teachers IUu.E.ge ANNOUNCED
gema previosly scheduled Tor Decem-
Der 20 would be moved over to Dec
emDer 8, ana tnat the ALABAMA nor
nets" would journey to Charleston,
" est Virginia on OCTOBER 70 for an
engagement with the West Virginia
STATE College yellow Jackets"
The Alabama State Hornets are
facing their stitfest season yet card
ed and with a most representative
assortment of opponents. The lead
ing teams of the four areas of foot
ball are now pitted aginst the Ala
bamians since West Virginia for the
northeast now joins Wilberforce OF
the middle west, Langston of the
southeast and Tuskegee of the south
east. Clark, Morris Brown and
Morehouse of Atlanta and the South
ern Conference area, will also provide
Hornets. Florida A. and M and Mi
les Memorial are the other confer
ence opponents while Alabama A.
and M, Paine at Augusta md the
Oath Infantry at Fort Benning as
non-conference opponents will round
out the twelve games offered for the
cjlectation bf the Alabama State
gridiron supporters.
FFifials football practice opened
here Wednesday, September 10th, wit
thirty-one veterans out for the open
ing instructions of Cooches Lewis and
Johnson. Several veterans, includ-
ing Elisha Campbell, Theodore Rob-
inson, James Robinson, Alonzo Lowe,
Theodore Tennille and Louise Alex
ander were scheduled to report by
the end of the week. while promis-
ing Surprise crop" of newcomers
should all be in before closes begin
on September %, and the opening
whistle for the Fl. Benning game of
September 81 is blown.
dule is as follows: =
Sept. 81 24th Infantry OF FIT.
Benning
Oct. g. Florida A. and M. at
Pensacola.
Oct. IL Morris Brown OF Alta.
Oct. IT. Ala. A. and M. at
Montgomery might gamel
Oct. rs West Virginia at Choir
lesston.
Oct. 81 Paine at Augusta.
NbN g. Wilberforct at Bir-
minghom.
Nov. IL Clark at Columbus
Nov. ID Miles, Memorial at
Montgomery.
Nov. 81 Moorehouse at Mont
gomery.
Dec. g. Langston at Langston.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
CANS WILL MEET CORBETT

New York, Sept. by theAssocia-
ted Negro Press) AS reported en-
clussively through the releases of the
Associated Segro Press, the notch
between Baby Joe Cans, colored vel
rerweight star and Young Corb~tt
of California has been definitely set
Tor September 10Th or 30th in De-
troit instead of here in New York
unuder the auspices Jess Mcmahon
The deal was closed over long dis
lance phone Tuesday by Larry At
hins. { lloyd ll.tz iimmons it the
man behind the match which will
draw big in the midwest city.
Preparatory to this match, the Ba-
by lights Joe Trippe in Brodcock Pa,
Monday and meets Eugene Cardi in
Syracuse, N. Y, a week later. taking
them in rotation. tbs Corbett ma
tch is thefirst step to champion
ship for Baby Joe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
Theatres
GRID PRACTICE BEGINS
AT WILEY

Marshall, Texas, Sept.-(ANP)
The 1880 football season has been
officially opened at Wiley College
and the Wildcats are hard at work
preparing for the coming schedule
of eleven tough games, beginning
with Jarvis on September &c, and
ending with Alcorn at Jackson,
Miss, December 6, unless the ten
tative game with Wherefore can
be assured. Plans are now being
made to bring the famous Ohio
team to Houston on December 13
for post season game.
When Perry Parks and Henry
Milton blew in from East Chicago,
Indiana, last Sunday, they were
welcomed by Captain "Cuch"
Franklin, and by Monday after.
noon fifteen men were on hapd for
the opening practice, while after
weep's work more than "a have
reported to the coaches. Cap
tain Franklin Parks and Evans are
the only letter men here at this
writing, while "Runt" Johnson,
Combs, Davis and Busby are ex-
pected to turn up at any moment.
Despite the fact that so many
letter men are missing, prospects
are far from gloomy at the Wild
cat Camp. Big "Crip" Loving,
King, Bradley, Thompson, Briggs,
Turner, Rhodes, and Higgs, re-
serve lineup men of last year and
ten other hopeful freshmen are on
hand to fill the vacancies left by
ex-captain Young, Wilson and
Calhoun.
NORTHSIDE CHORAL CLUB
ENTEpTAIN0
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
BRICK COACH ASSUMES
DUTIES

Bricks, N. c., Sept. - CAMP
Owen J. Duncan, former member
of the Tuskegee Institute nation
al championship football team,
who has been engaged to direct
the athletic activities at Bricks,
arrived Thursday. In addition to
coaching the football, basketball,
baseball and track teams, Mr..
Duncan will teach subjects in the
college department.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
LOCAL MARRIAGES.

James Alfred Turner, 266, Mamie
Graves, u, 1911 h. Lelgn Street.
Nllnam HENRI MaUAIns, %, Nan
ME Trent, 4o,S 7UU w. Marshall
Sreet.
James Johnson, 81, Mable VenaAe,
%, 1877 lakewood Avenue.
Gerald GIaves, ~, annie Peoples,
20, z156 Cersley Street.
Wlnnore HICKS, 70, Inez Jeffres,
q, 1902 Lakevlew Avenue.
Nllnam Gayle, SO, Elizabeth Ar
thur, 81, 40 N. 3Znd Street.
VIM. Lee, IS, Alberta Stanley, 40,
17UZ VenaOle Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
CAST FOR SWEET CHARIOT
NEGRO DRAMA COMPLETED

New York City (CNS)- The cast
for "Sweet Chariot" the Negro dra-
ma bv Robert Wilder being spon-
sored by Micheal Mindlin: has been
completed with Frank Wilson OF its
head. Other players are Freddie
Washington, Percy Verwayne, Billy
Andrews Eunice Brooks, Hbrris,n
Blackburn and Aleck Lovejoy. The
play is to open out of town October D.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
EDDIE TOLAN STILL GOING
SOME

Eliobeth, N. ]. -(CNS)- Eddie To-
Ian won a double victory here last
week when he took the 1OO-yard e,
vent in 9-4-5 seconds and repeated
in the furlong which was timed IN
% 3-5 seconds.
Tolan's greatest effort came in the
furlonp where he was compelled to
run completely off the track to get
field that faced him in the final, but
he was equal to the task and came
through with a yard or so to spare
Gus Moore, of Brooklyn, won the
two-mile handicap from scratch, with
Lou Gregory, national siv-mile cham
pion, second.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
MAGAZINE MAKES BOW IN
DETROIT

Detroit. mich Sent.-(Bv The As
ISOLATED Negro Press a Literary
effort put forth by a group of young
writers here known as the Literary
Guild has eliminated in monthly
magazine, "The Negro Digest which
made it's initial bow this month with
5 splendid feature articles of both
local ond national interest The
departments of this journal are, Edu-
cation, Health, Business Industry,
Finance, Music, Sports, Literature
and art.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
i OCIETY|

Messrs. ]. D. Logan, Fred Walker,
NJ. D. Logan and DR.. 1. ], McGritfin,
of South Boston, Virginia paid a
visit to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Hite, 115 South Lombardy 81;
Thursday evening. They had attend
ed the State Grand Lodge of Masons
which had recently convened in Fred
ericksburg, Va. They expressed them
selves as having had a wonderful
trip.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
JONES AND SMITH MUST TIGHT
AGAIN

New York, Sept (By The Asso-
ciated Negro Press) Not that it max
es much difference but the boxing
commission has ordered the Gorilla
Jones-Harry Smith fight done all
over before either gentleman reeel-
YES his purse for the former match
Fight fons are not ever enthuslast.
over the prospect, but it is predlc-
ted that no referee will have to
throw either boy out of the ring this
trip. Both are ssore over that fight
and will really fight.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
LOCAL ATTORNEY IN DURESS
BECAUSE OF MENTAL
TROUBLE.

Last Monday morning Lawyer j.
Henry Crutchfield, prominent fra
ternal and church worker, and a
member of the Richmond bar was
taken charge of by the police, be-
cause his actions indicated that he
was not of sound mind. 1t is report
ei that a lunacy commission has the
case under advisement and it Is
hoped by his many friends that med
lea! aid and rest will restore his equi
pose.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
GARDNER STILL SOMEWHAT
OF A RUNNER

Kansas City Mo. -(CNs) Ed Gard
ner, the Morathon runner, won over
a large field of starters in the 90
mile Lobor Day marathon from St.
Joseph to Konsas City Mo-, covering
the distance in 9 hours and 30 MIN
utes. The second man to finish was
two miles behind Gardner.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
COLONIAL NEXT WEEK.

Harold Bell Wright's most famous
story. "Eyes of the World" will be
shown at the Colonial next week,
Featuring Nance ONeil, Una Make!
and John Holland. 1t is United
Artist Picture.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20
Won Dickerson Wins
Annual Marathon

Denver, Colo, Sept. - CAMP
The third annual Marathon, given
under the auspices of the Denver
Glenarm Y. M. C. A. was captur-
ed by Richard Won Dickerson, last
years runner-up, after gruelhng
battle with fast field OF twelve
boofers-the winners time OF oO
minutes, 80 seconds was 10 Sec
onds over eight mile course set
last wear by William Kinchelow,
who did not compete this year.
Up to the last two miles OF the
race. the bunion derby was one
grand battle royal with six differ
emit men obtaining and holding the
lead at one time or other-at TINS
point, howev er, the young Mr.;
Won Dickersohn, who had judged
his field and his pace perfectly.
pounded into the lead and kept IL
although he was logged to the last
by Willie Williams who finished
in runner-up place, but who was
outsprinted during the final three
quarters mile and finished in d.
90 fat, thirty seconds behind the
winner.
According to the announcement
by H. Polk, Jr., "Y" physical ~.
rector under whose hand the meet
was conducted, the winners Will
receive the expensive trophies
and awards at a banquet to Do
rendered the participants in the
near future.
The winners: ,,o,
Richard Won Dickersohn, 5000"
william Williams, $1,000"
E. Porter, ]. Brickler, 52' IT,
-li-----
and R. A. Munday, former Au-C.
I. A. A. center of Hampton lnsti-
tute.
Veteran backfeld men who re-
ported were: Benjamin F. Steven
SON, Joseph S. Shanklin, John Z.
Joyner, Clifton Wylie, James II;
Mccarthy, LaVerne Smith and
Henry Harrison. Stevenson shank
lin and Joyner will be playing
their last year for Tuskegee as
they will receive their degrees
next May.
Veteran linesmen present were:
Henry Champion, Charles P. Ad'
ans, Willis I. Hockett, Isaac ROD
inson and Ollie Belcher. Cnam-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

Flight Of the Rumble Bee" ...
 ........,..... Rimsky-korsakov "Jota NaNarra' .,.......... Sarasatc
 The committee in charge includes: Mr. and Mrs. William r. Brooks, James Stanley North, Arthur C.. kimball. Judge William C. Hunger ford, and Mrs. George Mccormick Bean, chairman.
 Miss Mary Shcchau entertained al Q miscellaneous shower and bridge in honor of Miss Tildur Anderson of Hillcrest avenue at her home on Rockwell avenue on "Wednesday evening. About 2o guests were pres cnt. Mrs. F. J. Dray, Mrs Stanley Domijan. and Miss Alma Neumann won the prizes. Miss Anderson W.Il marry Henry Rodcn Of Stanley street on June 3.
 Mrs. ". C. Rice entertained al a bridge and pewter shower in honor or Miss Mabel Rice on Thursday evening. Miss Rice, Miss Lillian Josephson. and Mrs. Ethyl fleming way won the prizes.
 Mr. and Mrs, Edmund kerin en- tcrtaincd at bridge last Saturday evening at their home on Arch street. Miss Eva Giannotta. Burton
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

avonae has gone to Vermont on fishing trip.
 Mr. and Mrs J. F. Wilbur ot Forest street returned home last Monday after spending the late winter and carly spring months on the continent,
 Nr, and Mrs. Harold N. Parsons Of Russell street and Mr, and Mrs. Arthur c kmbaIl of Lexington street are spending inc weekend m Ware, Mass. with MT. and Ms. John MacLourn.
 The Charles Stanlcys and thar two little daughters of Lincoln rord and the Kenneth Scarlcs and their children of Adams street have tak- er q house at Marthas Vineyard for the sUmmer season.
 Miss Grace Duncanson Of Boston. Mass. will spend next weekend with her sister. Mrs Charles Law O. Ten Acre road
 Mrs. Truman BristoH and her daughter Miss Ruth Bristoll, Of South Burritl streer spent a few days at their farm in Cheshire ths week.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17
GATHERINGS
Bridge Parties Falling Off in Number-Mrs. Maurice Johnson Hostess.

Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs. Virgil Palmer, Mrs. Prank Wachtcr, Mrs. Carlyle Baldwin, Mrs. Ernest Bald win, Mrs. John Purney. Mrs. Alex ander Mackay, Mrs. Truman Bris- toll and Mrs Herbert Swift met at tho Shuttle Meadow club house Thursday noon for luncheon. bring ine the active season Of their bridge club 10 close at that time.
 Another evening musical takee place out at the Shuttle Meadow club next Friday when Harold Berll- leE, Tiolinist, and Marion Kahn BcrkIey will be heard in a program Of varied numbers. Dinner parties both al home and in. the club house. are being arranged 10 prccede the evenings entertainment. which will comprise the following program:
 Chorale .....,..., Bach Sparkling Melodlo ..,.,.,...,.,...,,. Gluck Variations ..-..-.- Tartlni-kreisler Concerto in G minor ....... Bruch Slayon.c Dance ...,,..... DVorak
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

Wells and Henry Nimro won the prizes.
 Mrs Albert Schillins of Hart street has issued invitations for a ., luncheon and bridge to be given at her home on Monday.
 Mr, and Ms. A. G. Bull enter tained at q supper bridge at their home on Black Rock avenue last Saturday evening.
 Mrs Manyille Johnson entertain- cd 2 foursome at luncheon and cards at her home in Maple Hill on Tucsday
 Mrs. B, H. WcElhone entertained her bridge club at her new home on corbIn avenue on Tuesday after noon.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

Mrs. Robert Frisbie and her are returning today from a short | stay in Boston, Mass. Mir. and Mrs. James Roach oi BronHville, N Y., are spending the l weekend in town with MT. and Mrs 1 William Bentley Of Russell street. 1 Mrs. Harley Whiting of Chicago, l Ill, is spending week with her sis ter, Mrs. James Robinson of Harri- son street.
 Mrs. Grace Humason of Grove Hill and Miss Minnie Pease of Park place have returned from Brattle- 1 boro, Vermont.
 Mrs. Truman Bristoll and her daughter Miss Ruth Bristoll of their farm at Cheshire for the sum- mcr months.
 Mrs. George Flanagan Of Forest street, Miss Ruth Bassettc of En- mons place, Miss Hilda krcnn of Kelsey street, Mrs Harold Morrow | of South Hartford. and Miss Marion Moutner went 10 Boston, Mass, to- ! day to attend their class reunion at Emerson college.
 Mrs. Samuel T. Waskowitz of 79 Lincoln street Las returned to her i homo after short stay al Jackson Heights, l.. l.
 Mrs. George Caldwell Of Harrison street is visiting her sister in Rock i vile for a weeks time. Miss Mary Peters of Church street and Miss Emma Cowlan Of Wood land street arc spending the week. end in New York city.
 Mrs. Stanley Lonsdale Of Bridge port will spend the weekend with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of Garden street.
 Mrs, Fred Teich and Mrs. L. l.. Harding Of Maple Hill attended the national convention of Womcn's clubs in Waterbury this past week,
 Mrs. F. B. Froudman of Maple H'Il is spending the weekend in Boston.
 Miss NirgiYs Muir Of st. Albsns. l., l, will be'the guest Of Mir. and Mrs. William Booth next weekend. She will attend the Ohman-A Arden party on Saturday evening,
 Mrs, Ernest Fromen Of Russell street vas in New York city this week,
 Miss Airline Nelson Of Harrison street is spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Garrett Byrnes of Providence, F, I,
 Miss Margaret Tarbox Of Green Wlch will be the guest of her broth or-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ! Roswell Moore, at their home on l Lincoln road next weekend
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

Nr. and Mrs. l.. +. G4r,h Of West Hartford
 Mrs, Cromwell Gage entertained at a midnight supper at her home in SuftIeld following the dance.
 Mrs. George Flanagan oc Forest street left today 10 spend tha com- ing week in Boston, where she will attend the golden jubilee festivities of Emerson College Of Oratory, Mrs. Flanagan is secretary Of the Hartford Emerson Alumraa club and is the composer Of several col lage, class, and sorority songs. her latest contribution being the gold T jubilee hymn which nIj bc sung for the first time at inc golden jubilee banquet.
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Johnson Of Walnu. street spent last weekend in New Haren
 Mrs Gerald Walker and cnIldrsn or h0nro" street aro visiting Mrs, Walkers, mother in T1antsvllle. Miss Neal Fuzgjbbon of Corbin avenue sat sail for Europe on Thursday at midnight. Her mother. Mrs. John Fit1gibbon. accompanied her as far as Bridgeport. Miss FHZgibbOr will he gone 0Err tN0 months.
 Miss Barbara HHIard Of Ne~ York city vas the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Albert F. Corhln at their home on Shuttle Meadow road last Weea- end Mrs. Corbjn returned 10 Now York with her daughter. Mss HiIiard,
 Mrs, Hrlrn Doaun~ and rar,a. n George Baincz oE New York city ~cro 1he guests last weekend ne Mir and Mrs Howard Humphray at their homo ou Shuttle Meadow road.
 Mrs. George Ashley of Corbta avenue went 10 Nov Haven on Wednosdal. She win return tomor- TOW,
 Miss Euruh Wachtar of Nov York | city spent last weekend with har parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Wach- ter of Park piaco.
 Mrs John H KIrhham Of Lex ington street, who has been abroad since late January, ie now travelnc through England with Mir and Mrs. William F, Brooks of south High street and will return home carly | in June.
 MT and Mrs. Eugc,e AlDro of Monroe street were in New York city Thursday
 MT. and Mrs Robert Everett of 1 Arlington. Mass, will be in town next weekend visiting at the Or lando Swift residence on Iincotn street Mrs. Everett vas the former Miss Barbara Swift of this city the daughter of Talmadge Swift Of G. l dar street.
 Harold N. Parsons Of Russell street was in New York city this week,
 |
 Albert Corpln of Shuttle Meadow
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17
PERSONALS
Guests at Local Society," Homes for Week-EDds- Comings and Goin@s.

Carlyle Baldwin Of Forest sfro4 and his son, James Baldwin Of Harding street. return tomorrow from Norcross, Maine. where They have been fishing for 3 waaG.
 On Wadnesdav May -saH Mss Lillian l.. Williams aHI b. @ada- ated from inc Ep5=nopal .hurrh training and doaeonoas school n Philadelphia, Miss Williams is se1- retary Of her lass Sha will assume the duties of assistant hotess af Bnttercup eoUaga. & vacation house in Chestnut Ha Pa, on June 2nd.