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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
INKSTER NEWS
Hy II. \. McNcelcy
.,oBI Isabelle u,euue

AIr. and Mrs Wash whitner ana
daughter Christine 32SS Inkster
Road left August % for Topeka.
Kansas whore they will spend
brief vacation.
Mrs Lillian Gillian OF Nash
Vile Tenn was the week end
guest OF Mrs William b. Manner.
2N2f2 Butler Road also the three
BRYANT girls June. Jenaldine.
and Edith Of Whitaker. Mich.
The New Elks' Lodge OF Inks
ter. viii be known as Golden
Gate" The officers elected are as
follows Robert simmons. exalteu
ruler; Gardner King. esteemed
leading knight; Attorney William
Banks. LOYAL leading knight:
Chester Adams. lecturing knight;
H. a. McNeeley. secretary: r. l..
Lane. treasurer. Joseph Abrams.
inner guard; W. VI. r. Danley,
tyler The trustees are. Nathan
Graham J.. J DENLY. and Will
liam Carpenter. other officers In
cludo-J Tlnsley. chaplain: IT,
J. Thompson. esquire; Lacy Man
Ter. organist; A. Miles. master OF
social sessions: John !. Martin
recording secretary.
The funeral Of the late Mrs
Mary Jones OF Isabelle avenue
was held August 81 from Smith
chapel a. NJ. r Church. The de-
ceased is survived by husband and
six children. her parents. and a
brother
The congregation OF Second
Baptist Church enjoyed soul
stirring sermon. preached by the
pastor. Rev. O. y. Jones. His sub
ject was. "Be Sure Your Sins Will
Find You Out A lovely Spiritual
was sung by Mrs. Ada Moss
Among the visitors present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson. In tn
afternoon a chair prayer meeting
was held for the benefit OF the
Sunshine Band. II was success
ful.
The Red Circle attended the re-
gular meeting nj Mt. Zion Bap-
that Church. Detroit. Mrs. N. Lee
is supervisor.
The organdy dress contest will
be held August 81, at which time
me lady wearing the prettiest or
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WEST END NEWS
&, SnlIic Richardson

9h na le'e eArn al Belle
Isle NNrus, ~ by Tho Detroit
Musicians Nssoclaiuu was iiur
lt mptrs WITTY iip-
,r thN l1fae'p ttil wore.
Nfs J l,n,loid oMano.
dc s. Reynolds bassa ami
ii WILSON, nnt They also took
Ttrf in JNe lagednt ai fhc chicu-
20 World Fair. last SATURDAY
Gwcndolyn Wilson. 1C56 Brydcn
avenue spent The week with rela-
ine- ar Flint Michigan, also
With te'aiifes who were visiting
iherr from birmingham. Alabama.
Mrs VI Thatcher aud daughter,
'uf Kansas City. have been visiting
her mother and brother. Mrs.
Green and son 1860 Dryden
avenue. The Greenes entertained
friends in honor of their guests
at their home. Wednesday. August
Is. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs c. West. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Webster,
Mrs. Pearl Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.
Parker. Messrs. -. Gym. George
White. H. T. Williams. Refresh
lments were served.
Wilson Minor. Of Selma. Ala
is visiting Mr. and Mrs Spencer
Jr. and relatives OF Central Ave.
r. r.. Adams OF Middletown
Ohio. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Da
vid Adams and other relatives oil
Central avenue.
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church gav'
"a splendid program. Sunday, Aug
10. Participating We're Mrs. Bri
son. Miss Marion Rhea and moth
r er. Miss Mary Gray and Miss Der
: tina Lee. all OF the East End. Rev
E j. A. Murray Is pastor.
l Rufus Agnew Of Central avenue
spent two weeks In Chicago, re
: Gently.
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HAMTRAMCK

On Wednesday, August Is, the
Twentieth Century Club OF Wayne
County. held its annual picnic at
Elizabeth Park. The outing was
largely attended and greatly en-
joyed The committee on arrange
ments was composed of Mrs. An
ME Walton, chairman: Mrs. Rosa
lie Philpot, and Mrs. Mary Brown.
Mrs. Catherine Hill. 1862 Bel
mont avenue, Is president.
James McMillen, Hamtramck' =
popular athlete. is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at the home Of his
aunt. Mrs. Lawrence Tyms, Pom
tiac. Michigan.
Miss Eppie Eula Ford. OF Macon
Georgia. is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Frank Barnes. 1926 Leuschner
Among the local sick are: Miss
Cornelia Owen, OF Yemans street
who Is i'll at Herman Keifer Hos
pital: Mrs. Joseph Travitt. 81
Denton street. Visits from friends
will be appreciated.
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H''RAMON' The Md1Jis1-
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Ans: Your husband was told
this by one of the parties that you
90 out with. When he told your
husband he did not know that you
two were man and wife. Your own
mother told your husband to give
you o good lacking up or other
wise he would not have explained
to you what was wrong. Try be-
having yourself or you will lose a
good husband.
M. ii. M-PIease tell me what
wrong with my feeti Tell me what
TO do for them?
Ans: The eruption on yor foot rs
called ATHLETIC FOOT. You can't
expect to heal this condition I'M
less you get good prescription
from a good doctor. You have
waited too long now-go immedi-
ately and have your feet looked af-
ter.
G. M. S.-DOes the wife Of the
man i live with come around here
and has she put something around
this dOOri
Ans: This mans wife Is so
pleased that you have her husband
off her hands she would not think
of trying to cause you any trouble.
AS long as he lived with her she
could never PLEASE him and you
won't be able to please him either.
Just stop trying.
X. C. FL have made my plans
10 20 to college this fall but my
husband has caused me consider
able worry lately. Should / 60 or
give up the ldeaf
Ans:s Go on to college and by
the time you finish your educa-
ton he will have made up his
mind whether II is the OTHER
GIRL or yourself that he is in love
with. At any rate be prepared to
make your own living.
b. L. W.-WiIl 1 have any sue
cess with the article which / would
like to cOmmerclallxef
Ans: You will be successful In
marketing this Hair Grower, but
you can't expect to do 1t over
night. advise you to distribute
this product through agents to be-
gin with and then as your business
begins to increase the time will be
ripe to invest money into this pro-
ject.
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LA N SIN C

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Gray
1916 w. st. Joe street, made a
weekend motor trip to Chicago,
TO see the Century of Progress
and the national Pan Hellenic
meeting. They reported plea
sent trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Rinehart are
the proud parents of a baby girl.
born at Ed Sparrow hospital.
When Charles Reaves returned
from Chicago. hts sister. Georgia
came with him. She Is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. p. vannerson.
Little Junior Taylor. son OF
Clarence Taylor, was rushed TO
the hospital recently. on account
OF serious accident.
On August 10. fashionable
wedding took place AT the George
X. Collins A. NJ f. Church. when
Miss Mary Paul Busby. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Busby. be-
came the bride OF l. J. Wall. The
writer was present as a special
press representative and guest.
Four large tables. beautifully de-
corated with gladiolas and other
flowers of the season. accommo-
dated the guests who were served
at the reception. The young cou-
pie were the recipients OF many
lovely presents.
Rankin Lewis. president of the
Lansing Capital civic and Poll
teal club. announces that meet
'iugs are being held al the head
quarters on :. Logan street. every
Thursday. The public is invited.
Sunday. August %. Rev. l..
Pithford brought very inspiring
message 10 the congregation OF
Quinn Chapel.
August %. Rev. l.: Pithford
preached an inspiring message.
Among the guests present were
Thomas Kelley. OF Quinn Chapel. |
Flint. Mich: Mr.. Decker of Bat
tie Greek and Mr.. Jackson. II was
that on the first Sun
lay in Sept. baptism will be held.
Some will be christened. Among
hose for EMERSON will be Doro-
by Dean. youngest daughter OF
ir. and Mrs. Matthew Dean. 1929
Emerson street.
The Harmony Council 246 A. L.
:. OF d. OF A.. have begun their
cries of entertainments and fish ,
US. They are planning for a card :
lrty TO be given soon.
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sunday August 10 Rev John
Powell. assistant pastor occupied
the pulpit of Pastor c t. Chaiticn
- Ma edonia Baptist Church Al
> n ea.p,' Singers III De
est
a eMcn
Sin na Hlt rlrh- ~ 'hc
church continue t0 work. Recently
dictate was held subject or,
solved. THAT Men should Vote FOR
Nc hrst interests. Repardles- OF
Par'N fiiaaN evening Nurus'
Hanl Norfhcross. sub5ecr univ
Mrs.. JcseIr LurHs WIS chairman.
AZ p. ~ last Sundav The pas-
fors 7r' er"ert ti9n- nf N4la-
1r wore
Nc
~
y
Fowler "
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ANN ARBOR

Mrs. Charles Harrison of 113
Allen Drive has returned from a
weeks visit at Idlewild. where
she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Morten OF Ypsilanti. Mich.
Misses Esther and Lillian Bird
spent the past weekend with
their grandmother. Mrs. Mary Bird
in Milan. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Newman
and family and other relatives
motored 10 Belle Isle last Sunday
for a family picnic. They also
visited The Detroit Zoo Those who
enjoyed the outing besides the
Newman family were: Misses
Esther i'ointer. Ruth Pointer, Mr..
Sherman Bates OF Ann Arbor. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Pointer and
family OF Lansing. Mich and Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Bradley and fami-
ly OF Jackson. Mich.
The Methodist Church Sunday |
School picnic was held at Mid
west last Tuesday. Two truck !
oads and several cars full OF
and friends spent hap
~ day there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Banks of
Ont. are visiting
heir son and daughter. Mr.. and
Irs. Henry Banks. Jr. of 945
VoOdlawn avenue.
Mrs. Carrie Bow OF Ithaca, n.
. visited with her aunt, Mrs.
ohm White. and her cousins. Mes ,
ames Walter Clemmons, Ralph
arper and Henry Banks.
Several very elaborate affairs
e being given in honor of Mrs. .,
lorenzo Crosslyn. who is the =
'use guest Of Mrs Lester !
mons
Mrs Welch Coprage entertained
q luncheon for Mrs Croslyn :,
hrg charming home on \ Main
fec Cpfrs Werc laid for six
en fht dining room WAS taste T,
.Ay aerotal,a Niih garden flow
IS s Asg laiWy rppast WAS en-
Ntd llt an present
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fist Church, IL visiting Rev. and
Mrs. Whoey, GAS Tennessee.
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church,
Rev. J. L. Newly, pastor was re-
clpient of wonderful sermon de-
livered by Rev. Nelson, of Toledo.
The 14th Community Progress
sive Club will hold an important
meeting the second Friday night.
fourth Friday nights. Everyone Is
urged to attend and relp boost the
community.
The Junior Sewing Circle Is
sponsoring bazaar. Aug. 81, at
the clubs headquarters, 1856 Con-
ner. Everybody, old and young, is
invited to attend and encourage
the club.
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Washington Dog Is an
Expert Mathematician

Edmonds. Wash.--Thls city claims
TO have one Of the smartest dogs In
The country.
Princess. 4 thoroughbred English
setter. owned by Edwar l.. Blake,
can add. divide, subtract, read
dates, tell time read license mum
bers and answer almost any ques-
ton. One bark means no and two
means yes.
Here are typical bits OF CONVEX
sation Blake held with her:
allow old are your" Twelve banks.
"What time In III" Four banks.
(Correct.)
"what day IL thisr She barks the
correct date.
"What II q third Of this mum.
berf" "A halfr "A fourth;' (An
correctly
Showing there Is no trick to her
answers, the owner turned .his back
and walked while reporters Dues
toned the dog 10 their satisfaction
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NOTEs Your question will be answered
FRYE In this column ONLY when the
heading Of this column IL enclosed with
Your Question. YoJr Full Name. Birth
date. and Correct Address. Tor Private
Repi, send 25c ana "a seIf-addressrd
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RIVER ROUGE
by j. VI. R0undtree
All Elliott 81.

Ill Elliott ~.
The group OF River Rouge citi-
zens. consisting OF Mrs. benjamin
Graft. Mrs. Annie Ferguson, Miss
Viola Martin. have returned from
delightful visit to Washington,
ID. &. they saw many interesting
sights and enjoyed the trip i'm
mensely.
Rev. II. l.. Ferguson. OF st.
Johns A. NJ. +. Church. Is visit
ing in Dayton, Ohio. where he il
conducting twelve-day revival.
he Will he home to preach at his
church. Sunday.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Craft, OF Polk
street. is entertaining her sister
and other house guests from New
York. The visitors are receiving
many social courtesies. including
tours OF the city. and numerous
parties.
The West Side Community Club
had large gathering at their
meeting al Quinn's Lone Pine last
Thursday night. New members ad-
mitted included Mr.. and Mrs. j.
h. Lyons and Rev. Whitsitt. The
promoters OF the club have a fine
program for the ensuing year.
The Nurses Guild OF Union Bap-
list Church served birthday din
ner last Monday night. IN honor
of Mesdames Earl Weaver, Cora
Smith, and 4. Ratcliff. In order TO
avoid disclosing ages, birthday
cakes and candles were discarded.
On September II, the Nurses
Guild will give. another big affair,
when Mesdames l.. Williams and
|. Davis will be honored guests. |
Rev. and Mrs. h. c. Copeland and
Mrs. Josephine Brown, OF st.
John A NJ. +. Church, were pre-
sent.
Mrs. Annie Hardy. 504 Beech
wood. is visiting relatives and
riends in Chattanooga, Tennessee
md adjoining cities.
Little Miss Ruth McIlwain, 444
'almerston street. has returned
rom her visit in the South, ac-
by her grandfather, j.
}. McIlwain who will spend sew
raj weeks with his son, j. j. Nc
vain.
Mrs. Kitty Mae Daukhead. of
olford street, +. ii. May. Elliott,
nd Richard Jones. Ecorse. Mich.
ent to the pageant at Chicago
st week. They are members Of
e Twin City NJ. and ID. Club. Is
The second annual song fest.
nesday. August p. by the Twin a
" Music and Dramatic Club,
rected by Prof. S. A. Ratliffe, =
rs a grand success. Many were =
esent About 500 programs were
stributed. and the public gave a !
,eral Offering. H.
Among those who made dona- 7
ms 10 promote the affair were /
. following $
Mayor Alghur l.. Naiate. Il. +. q
rker. Great Lakes Mutual Lille /
Cos llNunia Farmers Dairy Il
csl 5gli,lson MOTOR sales 60. n
,iilcr House Sausage Co, q
auChs riorai atudioa Francis j..
rant, Associate Judge, Arthur 1
relg. Arcnitect. Braxton's CAFE,
iintx The ranor. ltiver Rouge
haNers Hl.d Ntcrs. J g.. SrA-
uu n;ro,oi. Constance smith
oaclicr Of rIano. Ciara's IscAut I
'to.po, iano ht trinnci Music {
u J.ia h uurd 4N, re.er-
% Dream iiaif Grower. s.. *
lt~ iHathti Uu.ln Plumb Is
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Come to Riddles Free Movie
Plcnic-Belle Isle-Labor Day
Sept. 3-Everybody Welcome
Free.
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envelope for my New Astroiogy Read
ing and receipt nv return mall my
FREE ADVICE on Three Questions.
send NIL letters 10 RAMOS. rhr Mem
tnIist. carr of Ihe Tribune Independ-
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Quinn Road Citizens
To Give Picnic

Citizens of Quinn Road are hav-
ing a Labor Day picnic, at Quinn
Road near Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
Monday. September 3.
Games OF all kinds will be fea-
tured. together with an interest
ing program. The affair promises
to be O treat for all who attend.
The picnic will begin early In
the afternoon, from I D. m. TO g.
Everybody Is invited. Come early.
w. J. Fitzpatrick IA chairman OF
the days program.
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Come to Riddles Free Movie
Picnic-Belle IsIe-Labor Day
Sept. Everybody Welcome
Free.
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Come to Riddles Free Movie
Picnic-Belle Isle-Labor Day
Sept. s-Everybody Welcome
Free.
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By r. p. Harris

SUNDAY. August 10. Rev John
Powell. assistant pastor occupied
the pulpit or Pastor c l. Citation
- VA edonia BAPTIST Church At
4 m 49, lln. nl-l Sirnlr. Ii nn-
The Washington times., 1934-08-08
Congratulations

Members of The Times Ad-
venture Club celebrate their
birthday anniversaries today.
They include Thomas Beavers,
212 Webster st. N. w.; Pauline
Greenberg, 4713 Ninth st. N.
w.; Edwin May, 1912 N st. N.
W.; Frances Nash, 924 North
Carolina Ave. S. E.; Louise Vann,
Seat Pleasant, Md; Rosalie Rem
nell, 912 1 st. N. W.; Augustine
Motta, 3O66 Mt. Pleasant st. N.
W.; Boiling Bell, 403 G st. N.
w.; Caroline Knott, Glymont,
Md; Wilbur Lazarnik, 634
Princeton Pl. N. W.; Rito Seal
CO, 705 Otis Pl. N. W.; Allen
Evry, 1885 F. st. N. E.; Kemp
Stegall, 1106 L st. N. W.. and
Clyde Johnson, Oil I st. N. w.
Best wishes to you,
The Washington times., 1934-08-08
Times Adventure Club

ship to the club-but they
neglected to send us their ad.
dress. Today we received their
address. They write:
"AbOut q month ago Gather
Inc and 1 asked to join your Ad.
venture Club. We sent our let
ter and a picture Of myself, but
forgot to send our address. We
live at 489 Pennsylvania Ave.
N. w.
Catherine is 13 years old,
birthday May II, and I am 10
years old, birthday anniversary
August II. Please enroll us
this time.
Love to all the boys and girls
of the club"
Betty Kidd of Seat Pleasant,
Md, says:
II am 10 years old and in
the fifth grade. / would like
very much to join the Adven.
ture Club, as read the column
every day. I would like to en-
roll my sister Ruth, age 1S. She
is in the second year Of high
school; my playmate Peggy
Sansbury, age 10, who is in the
fifth grade at Capitol Heights
School, and my nephew, Richard
Neff, 6. He will be in the first
grade at Capitol Heig hts
School,"
Betty did not send us the
birthday dates of the new men,
berS and she did not tell us her
birthday date.
The Washington times., 1934-08-08

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The Washington times., 1934-08-08

ISN'T THIS a pretty little
girl? This new member is
Joy Stair, of 5O66 Sherrier Pl.
N. w. She has beautiful eyes
and very pretty curls-but she
would not give us big smile
in this picture. She is only 3
years old; birthday, Novem-
her
The Washington times., 1934-08-08

Some time ago we received a
letter from Genevieve and Cath
crime Butler asking for member
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-15
Rascher Steps Into Glass
When He Tackles Coleman

An ambitious and determined
Andy Rascher has high hope Of
going TO town" here Tuesday night
when he tackles Abe Coleman, the
Jewish heavyweight mat ace, in the
main go attraction on the Hercules
A. c. wrestling card at the Armory.
Il will be a real test for the popu-
lar Hoosier. who proved that he
could give and take" with the top
notchers when ne staged a great
match against Jim McMillen here a
month ago. Before the McMillen
tussle. many local fans were Of the
opinion that the former Indiana
university grid and mat star WIS
not far enough along in professional
graphing circles to face the big and
experienced huskies.
Rascher is a graduate Of Indiana
university. He held the Big Ten
Conference wrestling title in 1881,
and since. entering the professional
side, he has made rapid progress.
He is one Of the most popular Crap
piers ever to appear in a local ring.
Andy also was a highly touted grid
player at Indiana. He lives at
Cedar Lake, Ind.
The match Tuesday night prom
ises to be filed with thrills. Abe
Coleman is Of big league" class
and claims the Jewish heavyweight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-15
MARRIAGE Licenses

Ernest E. Boyer. IS, Of s2e sanders
street, clerk, and Mary Sagor, 20. Of 1914
North Dearborn street, waitress.
Herbert Click, 81, of 1895 North Euclid
avenue, laborer. and Wanda Stevens, 10,
of 900 North Chester street, housekeeper.
William Lewis, IS, of 518 East Thirty
first street, clerk. and Mary STARK, q. Of
street, %laborer, and Viola Shaw, 20. of $50
West Pearl street, housekeeper.
Allen Curd. of ali West Thirteenth
street, %laborer, and Alena Hamilton, l3,
Of 1909 North West street, housekeeper.
Raymond Champ, %, of 1858 West
Twenty-ifth street, manager. and Eleanor
Gillaspy.. 10. Of 1928 Lafayette road, clerk
Samuel Barlow. %, of 1920 Prospect
street. laborer, and Emily Edwards. ls. of
1895 MADEIRA street, housekeeper.
William Richardson. 81. OF 734 North
California street, transfer, and Georgia
Dickerson, AZ. Indianapolis, housekeeper.
,Wilbert White Jr.. p, Of 1914 North Tux
e6o street. clerk and Wilma Coan, II. Of
William Dennis, 20, of 243s Columbia
avenue, houseman. and Otha Barksdale,
18. of 27ls Wheeler street. maid.
Walter ingalls,. Al. of 311l Central. ave-
nue., grocer. and Nela Auril, %, Of 652
East Fifteenth street, housekeeper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-15

First Evangelica1The Rev. r. II. Muei-
Ter, pastor. Morning theme, The Cure
for . Troubled Eeart~s usghA Believing
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-15
Willard Brown on
Muncie Ring Card

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 15.-Boxing
fans of this city, surrounding ter
ritory and Indianapolis, are looking
forward to an interesting f1Stic card
at the Muncie armory Monday
night. Willard Brown, Indianapo-
lis, who has been campaigning with
success in the south and southwest,
will battle in the main go of ten
rounds against Simon Neblosky of
Cincinnati, w~elterweight champion
of Ohio and Kentucky.
Brown has fought in Muncie be-
fore and always entertained with a
brilliant display of speed.
The show Monday will be a
scheduled thirty-round offering,
with two four-round bouts, two of
six rounds and the main event of
ten. Herb Morrett will referee and
action will begin at $3.50. General
admission will be so cents, plus tax,
and ringside seats at 81, plus tax.
Reid Armstrong is the promoter.