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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
Party Week
Planned
at Lyric
Ballroom to Be Scene Of
Many Special Parties
Next Week.

Party week will be observed in the
Lyric ballroom this coming week.
Many interesting dance features
have been planned with a complete
floor show on wednesday and Fri
day nights.
Whispering Jack Wright and his
orchestra will continue to furnish
music for dance lovers. Dance mu-
sic will be broadcast from the ball
room nightly over Station WFBM.
Ford" night will feature Monday
evenings program with Wright act
ing as master of ceremonies for a
group of musical specialties which
have been arranged by the Or
chestra.
A preliminary free style waltz
contest will be held on Tuesday
evening. Five couples will be Sc
lected to enter the semi-fnals
which will be conducted at a later
date.
Judges for Tuesday evenings pre-
liminaries will be Louis Stockman,
dance instructor; Robert Wolfe,
chorus dance producer for Lehr's
company, and Ernestine Ewing, To-
cal dance instructor
Ladies will be admitted to the
ballroom free on Wednesday night
as guests of the management. Mu-
steal specialties will be featured
throughout the evening by enter
tainers from the Lyric stage.
Thursday evening will be set aside
for a Bond Bread Bakers party. A
special dance contest will be held
and winning couples will receive
valuable prizes to be donated by
the Bond Bread Bakers Company.
The dance orchestra will fea-
ture a group Of blue" songs on
Friday night in conjunction with
"bargain-Waltz" program. Every
other dance will be waltz.
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Antiques Will
Be Studied at
Club Meeting

Mrs. Fred H. Knodel, TIC East
Twenty-third street, will be hostess
for the meeting of the New Century
Club Wednesday afternoon. The
subject of antiques will be studied
and responses to roll call will be
My Favorite Antique"
Mrs. w. M. McNutt will talk on
the subject and Miss Anna Hassel-
man of the John Heron Art Insti-
tute will display and explain an
exhibit of historic textile frabrics.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs
H. I. McGinnis and Mrs J. M. Tin
dali.
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Early Day
Music Is to
Be Featured
Works Of Colonial and
Revolutionary Days on
Club Program.

Music OF the colonial and revolu-
tionary periods will be featured at
the monthly musical program Of the
choral section Of the Indianapolis
Matinee Musicale at 2:30 Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. John Allies, 81
East Fifty second street
Mrs. O. T. Behymer, chairman OF
the program committee, has ar
ranged the music Mrs. Rex Young
will be the commentator.
The program is as follows:
"Prefidents March" ......... Philip Phil
historical sonata-l797
Mrs. Fred Bokelon
Robin Adair' Lady Caroline Kepple
CONN Thru the Rye'.....-,. ...;.. Burns Burns
A mTi LaV q York Mrs D9gslf po7s6n
Mrs c. F Dillenbeck and Mrs George
Biegler and accompanist. Mrs. Fred
Bokelon.
Reading
For Patriotism" . Mrs Edgar Ellsworth
Mrs Bokelon. accompanies.
Barbara Allen" ........ author unknown
Aud Robin Grey 80. Lady Ann Lindsay
Blink to Ne 66nity With Thine Eyes y
MRS. .. T. Behymer Mrs Bokelon. &C
Colonial Dance. "Minuet" Mrs York
Mrs. Pierson, Mrs. Dilenbech and Mrs.
Readlng god Glory" ............... Riley
Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth music by Miss
Margaret Allies.
During the social hour, Mrs. Allies
will be assisted by Mrs. Cecil Stall
maker and Mrs. Natalie Conner, who
will pour, and Mesdames Arthur
Schulmeyer, Tesaye Smiley, c. r.
SWitzer Max H. Wall, c. L. With
ner, Ellie Wilkinson, E. w. Roesener,
John Sedwick and Miss Frances
Shearer.
This section will present Gilbert
and Sullivan program as its artist
program April D. with Mrs. Demar-
chus Brown as guest speaker.
Choral rehearsals will begin at 10
Tuesday at the D. A. r. chapter
house. Mrs. Cecil Stalnaker is
chairman Of the choral and Mrs.
Edgar Ellsworth is vice chairman.
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Guest Day
Arranged
by Group
Magazine Club Meeting
to Be Held Saturday
at Y. w. c. A.

Guests of the Magazine Club will
be entertained with a lecture by
Mrs. Demarchus Brown on The
Lonesome Pacific" this afternoon at
the Y. w. c. A.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. Irving Blue. chairman; as
sisted by Mesdames Fred H. Knodel,
A. L. Leatherman. w. Glen John
son and Henry Knudsen.
Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher has charge
Of the musical program. Mrs.
Charles Fitch, soloist. will sing, &C
ccmpanied by Mrs. Irving Blue.
Mrs. Fitchs group will consist Of 3:
"Gavotte," by Massenet; "LuXem-
bourge Gardens" from Paris
Sketches" by Manning, and Il Love
Life" by yucca.
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CLUB WILL HOLD
GUEST MEETING

Alpha Iota Latrelan will entertain
with a guest day meeting at 2 Tues
day in the L. S. Ayres auditorium
with Mrs. Eleanor Miller talking on
Interior Decoration. All other
Latreian groups in the city have
been invited to attend.
Mrs. Davis H. Harrison will act as
hostess, assisted by Mrs. j. Paul
Lair.
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YOUNG PEOPLE
TO BE IN CHARGE

Fairfax Christian church has
designated Sunday as Christian En-
deavor day in commemOration OF
the fifty second anniversary of the
organization. The young people will
have charge of the entire church and
Sunday school service. Leon
Featherman Will deliver the morn
ing sermon. In the evening John
Eastwood will talk on The History
of Christian Endeavor," Ethel swift
ger on Its Purpose" and Arnold
Won Burg Its Product and Result.
Lyndhurst Baptist-The Rev. C. H.
Scheick pastor. Morning theme "Hous-
ing Gods Exhibition night, Lest Jesus
Be Forgotten
River Avenue Baptist-The Rev Dellert
Milleisen. pastor. Morning theme, Why
Am I Baptist?;" night, The Value and
Virtue of Discipline"
IrvingtOn Presbyterian--!The Rev. John
B. Ferguson. pastor. Morning theme,
Frank W. Bible Secretary Of the Board
of Foreign Missions for the Central Dis
trict Of the Presbyterian church, will
speak.
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George c.
Kimsey. pastor. Morning theme, No
Backward Steps, night, Where Do We
Coz"
First United Presbyterian-The Rev
Joseph A. Mears pastor. Morning theme
9 sHd1 81 The q book our The fa RsnDoA
Empire" Will be presented by ]. "
Shannon.
Merritt Place Methodist-The Rev. NJ
H. Reynolds, pastor. Morning theme
.Children Of GOD; night. Cooperation
st. Paurs Reformed-The Rev william
H. Knierim. pastor. Morning theme,
German service. living Love" English
service. How God Helps"
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. william H.
Knierim: pastor; Morning theme. Come
East Park NJ. E.-The Rev. R. A. Ulrey.
pastor. Morning theme, "Condemnat ton"
night. The Challenge Of the Present
EnglewOOd Christian-The Rev. o. A.
Trinkle, pastor Morning theme, Patience; -
night, Glad Tidings-
st. Matthews EpiscopaI-The Rev
Francis D.; McCabe,. pastor. Morning
theme. Self Examination" Meeting Of
$50 ,. m.
Calvary United Brethren.-The Rev. L.
A. HuCdleston. pastor Morning theme
The Cost Of the New Task" night. The
Power OF Christs Ewes"
Emmanuel Reformed.-The Rev Herbert
2. Weckmueller. pastor Morning theme
God the Father. in PRAYER"
Wesleyan NJ E.-The Rev z z Cory
pastor The Rev French will speak on
his travels in the HOLY Land at 2.30 D. m
All Saints Cathedfkf.-Robert c. Alex
ander cannon. LitafY HOLY Communion
and the regular sermon service will be
held az II g. N.
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Civic Theater to Give Tea

Miss Helen Cot
fey is a ssisting
Mrs. Oscar Baur
with the silver tea
to be given by the
Civic Theater at
at the home of
Mrs. Baur, 1919
N orth Meridian
street, from 3 to
5 Sunday after
noon.
Miss Cofey is
the vice-chairman
of the Actors and
Workers Guild Of
which Mrs. Baur
is chairman.
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Bridge-Tea to Be GiUen
Miss Carolyn Kord, Miss 10 Hit
selberger and Miss Eloise Walker
are in charge of the bridge-tea to be
given by the Delta chapter of zeta
Kappa Psi sorority from to 4
Sunday in the club room at the
Spink-ArmS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
Mothers to Meet

Phi Delta Theta Mothers club OF
Butler university will meet at 1:3C
Tuesday at the chapter house, 705
Hampton drive, to sew on Red Cross
garments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
Sorority GrOMp to Gather

The Mothers club of Alpha Chi
Omega of Butler university will
meet Monday at the chapter house.
2O1 Blue Ridge Road. Hostesses will
be Mesdames w. G. Stayton, c. R.
Stayton, G., R. Lyle, c. w. Roller
and A. R. Chapman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
ALlLnlllde to Meet

Mrs. Frank Langsenkamp Jr., SAB
Park avenue, will be hostess for the
spread meeting of the India1a Ga, :
ma alumnae Of Pi Beta Phi sorority
at $3.50 Monday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
Birth Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron H. Freedman,
1910 East Fall Greek boulevard, an
nounce the birth of daughter
Barbara Marlene, on Jan. 81. Mrs.
Freedman was formerly Miss
Blanche Morris of New York.
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Troops 6 and 81 held their an
nual banquet jointly Friday at
Broadway Evangelical church. Mrs.
Bert McOuat, Mrs. Arthur Medli-
colt and Mrs. Alfred Noling pre-
sented badges. Troop s presented a
series of games and Troop 81 the
Girl Scout litany.
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Mrs. Rosalie Spong. minstrel ex-
aminer, visited and assisted the
scouts of Troop 3 with songs Fri
day.
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SPEAKS SUNDAY


George S. Cunningham, NJ. D.,
director of the Presbyterian hos
iptal at Dumaguete, in the Phil
ippines, will be the speaker at the
annual praise service Of the
Woman's Missionary Society Sun
day morning at the Fairview
Presbyterian church, DR.. Edward
Haines Kistler, minister, states.
Mrs. Daniel T. Weir, president
of the Womans Missionary So
ciety, viii preside, assisted by Mrs.
William E. Shively, president Of
the Jane T. Hendricks section.
Harry G. Coughlen Jr., baritone,
will be the soloist of the morning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04

Troop 7 celebrated the January
court Of awards with a musical tea
at Downey Avenue Christian church
Monday.
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Supper to Be GlUeN
Junior Orphans Aid Society will
give supper Sunday night at the
Kneffel Israel Congregation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04

At the reorganization of Troop 9,
Wednesday, Dorothy Breedlove was
/ elected leader Of Flying Eagle pa
troll; Helen Buenaman, Star patrol;
Irma Williams, Whispering Pine pa
/ troll; Norma Courtot of Girl Scout
Cobra's patrol Mary Toms was
elected scribe and Martha Carlisle,
treasurer.
Test passed last week we're:
/ Gladys Bowers, Vada White Mil
dred Roth, table setting. Troop 16;
knots, Phyllis GrOener. Vada White.
and fire prevention, Katherine
Smith and Margaret Smith, Troop
16; Georgina AmatO, Thelma Bran
ham, Maxine McNulty, Lorraine En-
berton, Lillian Branham, table set
ting and cooking Troop Is; Esther
Herbig, Mary Kellams, health, Troop
ID; Mary Rosale Consoer. cooking
and thrift Troop 30; Mildred Rob-
erts, Pauline Smith, Jane Young.
observation. Troop So; Geraldine
Gates, signaling, and Eva Mae
Chailler observation; review Of
knots, Sarah Renfrew, Troop 50.
Mrs. w. A. Shearer, captain Of
Troop % at Mayer chapel, is assist
ing the scouts with history Of the
flag.
Nine girls will be invested on
Wednesday by Miss Mildred Jen-
kins captain Of Troop 33, ct st.
Joan Of Arc school.
Troops IS and 50 held a Joint
court of awards at Irvington NJ E.
church Monday. Mrs. D. H. Crit
flths is captain.
The Rev. Mr.. Taylor of Bright
wood M z. church presented badges
Friday to Troop 38. The troop at
tended in group an evangelistic
meeting Thursday night at the
church. Rhea Stevens and Juanita
Harvey sang the hymn Of scouting.
Mrs. Irene Hill will escort Troop
80 on a hike Sunday. They will
pass fire building. A contest viii
be held for new candidates.
Definite plans for the midwinter
f,ol;o move made at the Communal
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Downev Avenue Christian-The Rev
Bert r. johnson. pastor. DR.. l. J. Good
president of Indiana Central College. will
speak ct the evening forum service on the
subject, Dangerous Trends in the Life
of Youth"
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New candidates are: Mary Cecilia
McDuffee, Troop 8; Helen Mitten,
Troop 16; Martha Rupel, Mary Joe
Albright and Dana Hackerd, Troop
20; Mural Milholland, Troop 30;
Anna Mae Clark, Troop 80; Betty
McIntire and Louise Taylor, Troop
49, Sue Gabe, Troop 49,
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Definite plans for the midwinter
frolic were made at the Communal
building Tuesday night by Troop 27.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04

Hillside Chrstian-The Rev Herbert J..
Wilson. pastor Morning theme. Who
Built Hillside?" night. The Touch of
jesus
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Riverside Park n. E.-The Rev. Robert
Glory Of Lovaltv.n night service viii be
Old Hymn Night"
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Fountain st. NJ E.-The Rev Charles
/ Mccullough. pastor. Morning theme. "Chal-
lenge Of q Great Deliyerance;" night. The
! Good Samaritan"
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Beville Avenue EvangelcaI-The Rev
Ambrose Aegerterx pastor Morning
theme. The Power Of Intercession;' night.
a Noble Boast
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First EvangeIicaI.-The Rev. r. H. MueI-
Ter pastor. Morning theme And When
Thew Had PRAYED" mission service will
be held in the evening
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Carrolton Avenue Reformed - The Rev.
E. G. Homrighausen, pastor. Morning
theme, What Is Salvation?"
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Girl Scouts

Girls invested last week are:
Barbara Klippel, Troop +; Patsy La
Fara, Betty Burgess, Ruth Fralic,
Troop 7; and Mildred Roth, Betty
Hooker, Eleanor Ray, Betty Lou
Schorn and Jean MUTT, Troop IS.
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Broadway Evangelical-The Rev LLOYD
z. Smith. pastor. Morning service will be
annual Day Of PRAYER with the pas
speaking on PRAYER and Modern Mis-
sions:" night. Blessed are the Merci-
ful"
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taer = Wartin nastor Eforni NJ s ny
tect. The Impatient Christ" night. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04

Nine girls will be invested on
Wednesday by Miss Mildred Jen-
kins, captain Of Troop 80, ct st.
Joan of Arc school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04

Capitol Avenue NJ E.-The Rev. E Arm
old Clegg. pastor Morning theme. The
First Temptation" night. The Ruling
Passion"
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner, pastor. Morning sermon,
by Dr.. John G. Benson, Peter Pan Per-
cOneliffeS
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Broadway NJ. E-The Rev Richard M
Willard pastor. Morning theme. Through
Adequate Life Foundations night, How
God Works Through Great Men"
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St. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. l.. c. E.
Fackler, pastor. Morning theme. The
Bread OF Lie The evening sermon VIII
the Lutheran Seminary Of Columbus. ..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04

Troops IS and 50 held a Joint
court Of awards at IrvingtOn NJ E.
church Monday. Mrs. D. H. Crit
f1ths is captain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04

Mrs. Irene Hill will escort Troop
80 on a hike Sunday They will
pass fire building A contest viii
be held for new candidates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04

Garfield Park Baptist-The Rev Louis
G. Grafton. pastor Morning theme. The
Greatest Commandment Of All. Night.
Lord, Is 1t ~"
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Central Christian-The Rev w. A. Shul-
enbereer, pastor. Morning theme. Fac
to Live and to Do $50 a m. Bible
school $40 D. m. Christian Endeayor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04

Mrs. w A. Shearer, captain Of
Troop % at Mayer chapel, is assist
ing the scouts with history Of the
flag.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04

son-sermon to be read in all Churches of
Christ. Scientist, will be on the theme,
Spirit
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Emerson Avenue Baptist-The Rev. Il
@. Rowe pastor Morning sermon The
Remedy" night. Trade Marks"
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Jones. pastor Morning theme Jesus and
the Moral Law" night, Jesus and the
Spiritual Law"
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Bethel A. NJ E-The Rev Robert l. Pope.
pastor Quarterly meeting will be held
Sunday with the Rev. Campbell Upthe-
grove Of Terre Haute speaking at both
services. At $3.50 D. m. the Rev. Edward
Wittenberg of St John church Of this city.
brings the communion message.
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NorthwOod Christian-The Rev r Mel
vvn Thompson. pastor Morning theme.
Life Is Like That or Is 1t Worth the
Candle2"
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Brentwood VI. E-The Rev. F. T TAYLOR.
pastor. Morning theme. Philip. the
Evangelism night. Four Anchors
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Gwynn. i pastor or - Morning theme. The
Principle of Progress" night The Hand
Clasp of Christ"
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The meeting of School e. PIT. A.
will be held at 1880 Wednesday.
HosteSses of the second floor will be
in charge of the program and will
present a playlet.
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Milo Stuart assistant superin-
tendent of schools. will speak on
Qualities That Count" at School
A. at 23o Wednesday. Trees
will be sung by the Mothers chorus
and readings will be given by Miss
Mary Blanche Lennon. A social
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IrvingtOn Presbyterian-The Rev. John
B. Ferguson pastor. Morning theme,
The Hunger That Heals" night the Rev
Frank W. Bible Secretary Of the Board
of Foreign Missions for the Central Dis
trict Of the Presbyterian church, will
speak.
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The Rev. Jean S. Miner, pastor of
Second Presbyterian church, will
speak at School &c at 3:15 Wednes-
day. DR.. Miners subject will be
Strange and Far Places" There
will be a program of vocal selec-
tons.
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Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will con-
tinue her study talks on Mexico to
chapters of the International Travel
Study Club, Inc, next week, Her
subject will be "Orchids-Humming
Birds and Fireflies."
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River Avenue Baptist-The Rev Dellert
Milleisen pastor Morning theme, why
Am I a Bsptist?;" night, THE Value and
Virtue of Discipline"
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Lyndhurst Baptst-The Rev. G. H.
Scheick pastor. Morning theme "Hous-
ing Gods Exhibition night, Lest Jesus
Be FORGOTTEN
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Cumberland M E.-The Rev. H G We'd
ding, pastor. Morning theme ."Unconsci-
Gus Spiritual Loss DR.. Andrew John
2.30 D. m.
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Grace NJ. E.-The Rev B Brooks Shake
pastor. Morning theme The Turning
Point The Technical high school pub
lie speaking team will speak al D. m.
The Washington times., 1933-08-25

Johnny Mckay and Dunk" Hen
derson Jared we'll at Cobb Island
Sunday morning, yanking in over
100 pansized finneys, including
trout, hardheads, blues, perch and
rocks.
Detective Sergeant Gutenberg,
Jim Gawen and Bob Burns had
only a few to show for their week
stay at Piney Point, but GaWen
landed a 37-pound rockfish. The
rest of the weeks catch consisted
of six rockfish and three hard
heads.
Bill Briscoe, Larry Homan,
Stanley Whitman, Ed Jameson
and Ed Peoples pulled in 40 pan
sized hardheads, trout and perch,
and three blues, in the mouth OF
the Wicomico Sunday. Another
boat with another part of the
same crowd had a mess OF pan,
sized finsters including two small
rockfish.
Briscoe opines that the rains
during the last few days of last
week swept so much vegetation
and animal matter into the river
on which the fish particularly
the big ones) feed so that they
wouldn't take interest in any kind
of bait.
Bait At Benedict
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cohen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Margolis plunked
a few baited hooks in the murky
waters near Benedict and man
aged to entice a dozen hardheads
to 60 home with them Sunday.
j. B. GULL, sr., and j. B. Gulli
jr., with Frank and 1gnatius
Geraci nabbed around IS fin
sters off Solomons Island, Satur-
day.
Broomes Island was o. k. Sat-
urday according to Ray Utter
back, Harlan and Paul Smith,
John Nally, Bob Hale and John
Orstada. They yanked in As
hardheads and trout, all good
sized.
Ray Pulley, Thelma Proctor
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mastbrook
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, Bunny
Rhodes, the two Manning broth
erS, and Earl Raley set up a wal
following a trip over to Bloody
Point from Shady Side Sunday
They fished and and fished anc
didn't even get a nibble.
mot even a bit of Sea-weed,"
Pulley states with disgust.
The Washington times., 1933-08-25
w. Va. to Fight Tax
On Football ReCeiptS

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Aug.
25 G.N.SO.-Of vast Importance
to all colleges and universities is.
a fight over legality of the Fed
eral 10 per cent tax on admis-
sions to football games which is
to be made in the United States
courts by the University of West
Virginia.
The university contends that
the Federal Government has no
right to tax the income of a
State institution, and is ready