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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14

Tibet Alumnae Girls Reserve, al
the Lucy Thurman Y. w. c. A.
honored Miss Mayme Cole. Girls
Reserve secretary. with a surprise
appreciation banquet. Saturday al
ternoon. March 81.
The banquet table was beauti-
fully arranged and decorated with
accessories OF pink and green on a
lace cloth. A very interesting pro-
gram was presented. with Miss
Annie Wellington as mistress OF
ceremonies. Invocation was Offer
ed by Mrs. M. Fowler, Margaret
Matthews played charming must
cal medleys throughout the after
noon.
Other delightful members on the
program included vocal duet,
"One More Day. by Vetra Jordan
and Annie Wellington; humor-
Gus reading. by Lavinia Bright;
April Contrast. by Mrs Mamie
Grimes; while Lottie McCrary and
Robert Loving presented we'll
done skit. entitled. Sauce For
Two" Miss Louise Blackman re-
viewed the history of Miss Coles
efforts and achievements with the
Girls Reserves. especially stress
ing the inspiration she gives the
girls of the club.
In appreciation of Miss Coles
eight years seHice. the Girls
Reserve gave her leather-bound
memory book, which was present
ld by Emma CASTOR. Flowers were
llso presented the honoree.
Among the guests who attend
ID the appreciation banquet were
'lcsdames Harris. Matthews. w.
raves. X. Butler. Mary Raines. A.
'need. b. NJ Norris. S. w. Bank
cad. c. Mahoney. Madeline Fow-
er. W. H. Postles. Misses Jessie
simmons Margaret Stevens. vir-
inia Majors.
Miss Louise Blackman. chairman
+ The banquet committee, was ably
Ssisted by Misses Emma CASTOR.
llia Blackman, and Annie Well
lg'cn -
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Couple Speak Vous
AtChurch Wedding

A lighted cross. Illuminated la
pers. and Easter lilies decorating
the altar OF SCOTS Memorial VI. r.
Church made fitting background
Easter Sunday for the wedding of
Miss Harriette hurry Jackson and
James Scripps Wesley
The services were read at 90
o'clock by Rev Edward w. Kelley
The bride who was escorted 10
the altar by Alfred Hazard. was
gowned in a tailored white crepe
gown with matching turban. and
carried a large BOUQUET OF Gala
lillSs
Miss Rosa Rowe. the maid OF
honor. wore frock of pink chif-
fon " IN matching hat and slip
pers. She carried bouquet of
sweet peas.
Mrs I4ottie Hazard. gowned in
misty pink was matron of honor
and Hershell Phillips acted as best
man
4 short reception followed the
ceremony after which the bridal
party was entertained al dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Hazard.
Many outstanding guests attend
ed The nupiials. including Mrs.
llelmar DriscOl Spellman. eNecu-
tive chairman OF Friendship Home,
Where Mrs Wesley resided before
her marriage
Boh The bride AMI groom are
socially pram nent in Detroit Mrs
Wesley is employed by The Detroli f.
Public Welfare She * a membr !
of the Social Workers and Elliot I
torian Business Girls clubs, and an
uc'ise member oi Scott Church
Mr. W sley is local pharmacist
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stttItl,e MUSIC
TT NOTES
BY Jerene @. Macklin

The National Music Guild Is
planning to foster countrywide
piano-playing tournament, with
program building as the basic aim.
The purpose Is TO stimulate the re-
vival of interest In piano-playing,
throughout the United States. The
plan will afford teachers the op-
portunity to present pupils of all
ages and degrees of talent. before
worthy judges, during the tourna-
ments. and each will receive fair
and unbiased ratin.: for Lis
achievements. For full informa-
ton, call Grinncll DroC.. ers Music
Store, 1915 Woodward avenue. ui
phone Trin.ty 2-43ll Il: tho home
OF the writer.
Mrs. Andrews, soprano and So
loist a. Metropolitan Raptis.
Church, appeared In recital. Sun
day. March %, with Mrs. a. {.
Williams as accompanied. A large
audience was present.
Mrs. Andrews possesses lovely
voice. wcll-controlled. Mrs. Will
ans Is also an accomplished must
clan.
/ TIE Detroit Musicians Association
will observe National Music Week.
beginning May 6, with sacred
musical festival at Greater Bethel
A. NJ. +. Church. DR.. Il. w. II
Johnson Is director. The combin-
cd choirs of the city will partici-
pate.
Monday. May 7th, the young peo.
pies program will be rendered by
the young musicians OF Detroit
The place will be announced later
Wednesday. May 9th. the Azalii
Hackley Music and Dramatic SO
ciety will present a piano playing
recital. II you wish TO enter you
child, call Mrs. Elizabeth Woodley
Ivanhoe 1851.
Thursday. May 10th. there will
be the artists recital at the Y w
C. A. which will be followed b,
a reception.
The Music Department OF tn
Metropolitan Baptist Church will
present to It's audience In the nea
future a Spring Festival" whic'
will include the musical drama
last November at the Northeastern
High School. This Festival prom
Uses great entertainment and
under the direction OF N. II. Hal
loway.
Also during the second week O
April the Young Peoples choir
, will feature a Carnival and Kin
and Queen Contest.
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Nacirema's Rhythm
On Parade"

In turn ne back the pages of
Nacirema's musical revue history.
never before has there been as
much glamour and intense effor;
displayed In trying TO perfect a
vehicle that will completely capt.
vate the audience that Will win, IS
the 1894 Nacirema Musical Show
4 blazing Sunburst OF entertain
menl is coming to amaze and thrill
everyone. Ten OF Dstroit's great
est amateur stars supported by
fifty individuals in drama. song
and dance is the spectacle offered
May l1-lS at McCollestcr Hall.
Forest and Cass avenues.
Gloster Current and his city
wide popular Nightingales will be
al their best playing the musical
scores of the show and the dance
thar follows the performance.
These eleven youthful mus cans
are hammcrine away daily in the
Nacircma Club rooms in ord r 10
be perfect
Mrs GLADYS = Mills who is direc-
ting Rhythm on Parade, Is putt
ing the chorines through dance
rouincs that viii positively stop |
the show In addition 10 this. Mrs /
VI rs is rendering two numbers
which experts belicy, viii top all
af her other appearances in ne
aiiv
Winifea Bpcl. Josephine Manner
mn Violej Banks viii hand you
me of the greatest surprises YOU
Ive ever experienced The pie
IRE girls who are building up the 1
tmosphere that surrounds the
how are group Of maidens thai II
ctually cannot b surpassed III y
,mininc loveliness by any group u
Ellie SCOTS rendition of "R yer
ONE is lust about as smart as -
,se lille and The way he builds up -,
1s number is really interesting :,
When The asbcstor leaves the foo' ~
shts on Nav 18th and lSth some =,
the prett est stage pictures ever -
messed through a proceniun n,
.h win be on display When he f.
,hvihm Parade" pulls IN on &C
ac, IT, hc there 10 meet the ~ !" a.
niles and viyc them that good ri
d De,rot hand for heir splendid OF
tort in trying to give YOU some t'
ling worthwhile
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'""rENCE AMES NURSES TIT

Mrs. catherine J. Webb waa hos
tess TO tho Florence Amcs Temple
Nurses Unit. recently. nj hcr home
1922 Kirby. A delightful repast
was enjoyed.
The group was addressed by two
visitors. Mesdames Johnson and
Watson Others present were: Dt.
Marie Cobb. president; Dt Reba
Clark acting secretary. also Dts. n.
Wilson, NJ. Williams. and Little
Tolbert.
The Nurses Unit was also enter
aimed by Ut. n. l.. Wilson. 1925
Hastings at "A later meeting. Among
those I'm attendance were Mes
danes Wright. Ellis. Clark, John
son. l.. Smith. Malissa Williams. c
webb. Louise Wright, Mrs. Webb
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts. ID Miss Mari
lyn Wright.
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Club T o Civ e
Spicy Pro gr a m

The Young Peoples willing
Workers will give a program az
the Church OF God In Christ, sun
da,. April -. at 2:30 p. NJ The
church Is located at 1883 Conant.
at Minnesota.
Ministers will participate on the
program. also the Imperial Sing
crs. King David Singers and other
quartets. Brownie Marshall will
deliver special message To young
people All churches are invited
Rev. Charles Walker Is pastor.
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ish to marry without thought of

ish to marry without a thought Of
the morrow.
Betty
Well. Betty; You have at least
given the young man time to prove
himself-some men are like that
just don't seem 10 be able to get
ahead. lie has been working. these
four years and is not In a position
TO take care OF you. I'm afraid II
you decide TO marry him. you will
have to help out. Do you love him
enough for that? Ponder II well. my
dear. Days will not always be
bright Sickness and adversities are
of this world-might as well face
1.-THE morrow will come.
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srNSuINr CLIB

The club held it's rec mt weekly
'oe''ng a. he home of Mrs. A.
-homas. 95G f., Euclid. A brief in
piratc1al praise meeting was en-
dyed Mrs Richardson. the presi-
dent, gave an interesting talk.
After short business meetins,
he memsers adjourned 20 the din
M room. where The hostess served
a delicious luncheon.
The Incmbers OF the club are
Mrs. V. Carson. Mrs. w. Jones. Mrs
VI. e. Richardson. Mrs Shennett
Mrs Thomas. Mrs. Shaw. and e.
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Miss Geneva
Williams Honored

Sunday. April l.. MISS Geneva
Williams was honored at a birth
day dinner and party. at her resi-
dence. The honoree was charming,
in a gown OF sky blue, with a bou-
quet of Easter lilies. A sumptuous
meal was served.
Among those present we're: Mes
srs. Jesse Goss. George II. Hutch
inson. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Ag-
new, Lola Jones. lola Agnew.
Charles Turner Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Goss. Howard Williams. Roscoe
Agnew. Broadus Williams, Julian
and Anabel Agnew. and John A.
Williams.
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'SDrsrEiAL AIT CITE

Mrs. Rosa Lloyd. S6S7 Russell
street. was hostess TO tho club. or
March 29th. Refreshments were
served. Plans were made for the
fourth anniversary meeting which
was held IN following day. at the
ho'Nc NJ Mrs Mary l.. Crenshaw
SCI Palmer.
y short program was rendered
p" N" Twelve members. A lovely
menu was rived The president
"h'ed candles and blew out foui
NIX crndlrs on the large white
Ike. Mrs Brody is president
~ N. Williams. secretary.
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CRUSADERS CLTR

The Crusaders Club of Plymouth
congregational Church. met with
Yrs II. T.. HAYNES. April 2nd. Mrs
Bessie Carney was guest speaker.
She discussed very ably the origin
and history Of the early crusaders
Other guests were: Mrs. Young
daughter, who joined the club.
Mrs Haynes. the hosteess. served
palatable refreshments. The next
meeting will he with drs. Clarence
Fairbanks. 255 r. Palmer.
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s0I0rRNERs SOCIAL GLUE

The members OF the club enjoy
ed a delightful evening. March ~.
at the home OF Mrs. Lillian Novels,
sac Hancock. +. Prizes were a
warded to Mrs. Bell. who received
first bridge prize and Mrs. West
West. who received second. A
dainty luncheon was served.
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1 @'-fFF hh--s& @ts.o tt%& wa WAO -
the Daughter Ruler of the Emma
" Kelley Temple. No. $50. which
is an entirely new unit of the or
der of Elks.
Thd Emma V. Kelley Temple.
located at 2S5 Farnsworth, was or
ganized Jan. IL. 1884, by the state
organizer. Daughter Grace Bryant.
The officers of the new unit, the
Emma " Kelley Temple. No. $50.
are: Dt. Ruler. Anna Mae Carter;
vice-Dt Ruler Roline Bibbs: AS
sistant Dt. Ruler. Estelle Haw-
kins; financial secretary. Dt AL
berta Williams; recording secre-
tary. Dt. Brunette Coins; treasur-
er. Dt. Alice B. Jockson; Chaplain.
Or. Mozetta Blivens; Escort. DIT.
Ethel Mason; inner door-keeper.
Dt. Lucy Spearman; outer door
Keeper. DIT. Daisy Oneal; First
rustee. ut. Edna Harris; second
rustee. Dt Carolyn Maddox; third /
rustea. Dt. Frances Davenport:
cporter. d. Mabelle Green.
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QUESTION
COLUMN
by Jane Boyer

Men and women needing help
ful advice, white Jane Boyer. care
of Tribune Independent and your
qus stion will be answered in this
column.
Dear Mrs. Boyer: Don't we gals
have lots of trouble with our boy
friends? Well. mine is alright.
but he expects me TO be ready To
go out just whenever he makes up
his mind TO go. without so much
as a Would you like to go?" want
10 go places with him but would
like a few minutes notice. Some
/ mes | think men are nuisance
anyway.
Vexed
Dear vtXed From the last SEN
tence in your letter ! guess you
are just about fed up with that
bGy friend If he isn't careful. he
will find himself alone one of these
days. Wouldn't blame you either
Sort of hurts our vanity To be
taken for grapted. would refuse
going out some evening when he
calls. maybe II Will make him think
at any rate | would get him
Strengthened out on the point. Men
are sort of trying sometimes. but
we love them just the same.
Miss Boyer. I've been going
steady with young man for four
fears. He wants TO marry me but
he hasn't anything TO get married
on and it doesn't look like he ever
will. I've had chances. but love
only this one. Still. think 1t fool
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PROGRFsSIlE DEMOCRATIC
cII'H

The Progressive Democratic Club
OF this city presented it's first pro-
gram. since It's recent organization
en- Monday. April 9th. Mrs. F..
G. Kllgore. who heads the new pro
cram committee. presented MRS:
Mavrne Donovan as the principal
speaker. nut,
The meet ng was held at Pilgrim
Raptist Church. Grixdale at Bind
err Victor l.. Hicks Is president OF
the club.
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Christening Service
For Baby Girl

Doris Erline. infant daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs Richard f. Butler
was christened on Easter Sunday
morning at 81 Paul A NJ. +. Zion
Church. by Rev. p X Flack. DIR.
and Mrs II Martin stood as god
parents
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SOCIAL PAGE
MODERNISTIC STUDY CLTR

Mrs Stafford was hostess to the
Modernistic Study Club. during its
Health Week Program; at which
time. Drs. Graham and Orr, ss
guest speakers. stressed the i'm
portance OF regular periodic health
examinations.
Plans were also made for the
clubs post Easter party. to be held
April 81.
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CRIMSON AND GOLD CHR

The regular meeting OF The club
was hrld on Thursday evening. Ap-
RI 5rd, al the home of Mrs. GINS
sle west. $500 81 Antoine. After
business. a tasty luncheon was
served. The next meeting viii he
Clinton. ''''
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JOLLY GIRLS BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Anna Underwood. 555 St
Antoine. was hostess to the club.
on April 9Th. Bridge was played
and an enjoyable evening was
spent. A dainty four-course lun-
cheon was served. The next meet
ing will be on April 10Th. with Mrs.
Turner. 659 Frederick.
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SMART SEr SniIiI cIrn

Tue club held It's recent meeting
AT the home of Miss Eva McDonald
225l f. Lafayette. The hosiess
served delicious menu. after
which dancing VS. enjoyed The
next meeting viii be with Miss Vel
ma Lee. 3i76 Madison
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Modern Hair DIVES

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chestnut, Red and dark Brown.
Can be obtained at
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THE FUTURIST CHR

Mrs I.escndy. of 1925 Parker
was hostess to the Futurist Club al
IT'S last meeting. a dainty rcpast
was served. Mrs. Mathis is presi-
dent; Mrs. Prior. secretary
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MEsT Side GOLDEN KEY

Tho club held its regular meet
ing, Friday evening, April 6. at the
home OF Mrs. Cosby. 65O4 Beech
wood avenue.
The members missed the pres
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BRUNCH CLIrB

The club met with Mrs. Frank
Payne. 1879 Begole. recently. A
savory .cheon was served and
bridge was played. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs Alma McMa-
han. 6453 Van Court.
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MODERN EIGHT BRIDGE CLUB

The club was entertained We'd
nesday evening. by the president.
Mrs. Lucille Foster. Plans were
Continued on page 0
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ILTIDE CLI'B

The club is giving their first
spring dance, at the Elks Rest 2s5
farnsworth. April lith. The pub
lie is invited. Mrs. vogel is pres
ident.
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CLUBS

ence OF the president. Mrs. Lou
Use Mosley. who was i'll. They wish
her a speedy recovery.
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DON'T MISS Daughter Elks'
Spring dance and Card party. Sat.
April II. Owrs Club, 2ith near Nc
Grnw
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FLORENCE AMES TEMPLE
Spring dance Owls Club Sat
april II.
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NIFTY MODERNETTES cLrn

The club met April o. at the
nome OF Miss Margaret Thompson.
300 Theodore. On March 30. the
meeting was presided over by sup
ervisor Robert King, owing to The
absence of the president aud vice
president. who were i'll.
The meeting April 6 was prcsil-
ed over by the president
On April l, the members enjoy
ed an Easter egg party. which was
uniQue
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HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE

Detroit Housewives League No. 10.
held very interesting meeting.
Friday. March %, at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. Mcdowell, 94S Brewster
ST. The election of officers was
held. the following being elected
President. Mrs. Evelyne M Os-
borne; first vice-president; Mrs.
M. Dowell; second vice-president,
Mrs. T.. Stephens: secretary, Mrs.
M. Winter. treasurer, Mrs. j. l..
Parker.
Mrs. Mcdowell served delici
Gus repast. consisting of salad
sandwiches. coffee, ice-cream and
cake.
League No. Is meets the sec
ond. fourth Fridays In each montl
at p. m. The next meeting viii
be with Mrs. T.. NJ. Osborne. IS,
Farnsworth, Friday. April IL. 4
program in keeping with Negr,
Health Week will be rendered
Evening star., 1934-06-13
EGG QUOTATIONS
STEADY TO FIRM
White Extras and Brown
Standards, Large, Rise.
Poultry Uneven.

Egg quotations were steady to firm
on the produce market here today.
Government graded white extras, large,
were half a cent higher and brown
standards, large, advanced three
fourths Of cent.
Live poultry was irregular. Ply
mouth Rock broilers were barely
steady, but Leghorn broilers were firm.
The summary with eggs and live poul-
try prices furnished by the Depart
ment of Agriculture follows:
BUTTER-One-po pound prints (92 score)
p; tub. 90; 1-pound prints go score). %;
tub 25' 1-pound prints, tss scOre). 20;
DRESSED POULTRY - Turkeys, old
toms. 20a2l hens, 22a23; roosterS. l1aI2;
Long Island ducks IS, capons, 30a3S;
pound. 4oa45; rabbits domestic, per
MEATs-Beef. 12a13; veal. 1la12; lamb.
20a2l; pork loins, l3al5; fresh hams,
l6al7; smoked hams, lSal9; strip bacon.
1saI9i ,tII1a lard; sasl2; compound, 7l2as,
mediHm HGs 6eavy Eht 6oa 5o pss
2.00a2 rs; roughs, l O0a2 90; calves, 8 O0a
BOO; lambs: 5;00a7 80,
half cent higher on Government graded
white extras, larse, and "a cent higher
on Government Graded brown standards.
whites l7a1S1a Government graded and
dated white eggs: U. S: extras, large. ga
"a; U S. extras. mediums. 1872; U. S;
standards large 90; Government graded
and dated brown eggs, U. S. extras large,
LIVE PoULTRYWMarket, q SoSI1TsalofTk irregular. Just
about steady on Plymouth Rock broilers,
but firm on leghorn broilers. Fowl Col
ored. 13a15; leghorns. l1a13; roosters.
7a9; Spring broiers. Plymouth Rock, fancy,
25; average. 22a24; colored 19a21; leg
horns. I9s21. Turkeys, old toms, IL; old
hens, 14al5
Evening star., 1934-06-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

cu1cAGo. June 13 P Omitted states
DeOartment Of Agriculturel :EHogs: .4c t9,o9s4s,
including 5000 ss9sS diSseS: msaSet ao6 pounds S up
higheI ghsI 5 tnan ton 45S highest since March
c'14 %: idoV2o6 70 bounds, 2.65a4. .25: most piss
$s5 down; packing sows' S5aS;oS AZ oounds nsn'
shs sScd lebs sPa Sesns ssGsfs
3.75a4.35 medium weight, 2oe zoo 2e1 2S9
pounds, 4.15a4 so: heavy weight; @ ToUdi1En nsdimm
s1dn0s; R1d sood, aS's4 ss4a5o556 o pounds sooaS5S;
pigs. good and choice, 1oo-13o pounds
Cattle csttie, $500. cslveS $500; lower U
hisher, active; early trade on strictly
fresh and choice medium-weight and mo
weighty steers fully steady on shipper snip2.ers acs
slow. with better Grade long yearlinss and
sso TSns s fa9 @ 5sssey ssS sop ns xsa ysssEs
steers; 1910. Slaughter cattle and veal, zeal
ers: Steers: good and CHOICE, 65o.gGo
ssass So O4iaS 81 pounas aGS % oos
som@en and medium. e0S56s S5Ssi 800 BOUNDS.
750 pounds, 5:25ae.f5; common and me
dium. 3.00a5 so: cows, good 4.00a5.0Q;
eT ana eater sas sa So sS
excluded. good tbeef), .3.0Oa3. so; cutter,
common and medium. 225a3.25: veaiers
good and choice. 4.76ae. 90: medium. S;6oa
stoeier and feeder % cattle: steers. SoSSSSd sood
ard choice. E00-1. $50 pounds 4.25a5 so;
| common and medium, 3.00a4.25.
Sheep, 5000: Spring lambs and yearlings
opening 25 or more lower: bulk natives
abound s.50as.75;. two doubles Choice
| Idahos, s.75; quality improved on limited
yearling supply: as yet no trading: sheep
about steady. Slaughter sheep and lambs:
Spring lambs, good and choice. 775ae 90:
medium. s.75a7 rs: lambs, 90 pounds
aO-I5O pounds. good and choice. 15Oa
225; ali weights, common and medium,