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The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28
TO LEAVE OMAHA

Andrew Stuart,2522 Lake Street,
will leave in few days for Hot Springs,
Arkansas. He will be accompanied
by Mr.. Othello Holmes, 2417 North
Goth Street, Lincoln Nebraska. Mr..
Holmes will represent the Omaha
Guide while in Hot Springs; Mr..
Stuart's main purpose will be to i'm
prove his health.
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28
JUST ANOTHER
~CHARMIE"

Raymond, "Pete, the Great" Po-
well is requesting all the girls who
want to see some snappy and fast
kittenball played just as it should be
played should come to goth and
Burdette Streets and see him in act
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28
OMAHA UNI IN
TRACK MEET

me Omaha university track and
Held team will compete in a trianeu-
lar meet with Peru asd Wayne Nor
NAL schools at Peru May IL. Coach
Sed Hartman announced this week,
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28
TO GIVE MINSTREL

The High School Boys Dramatic
club will give a minstral in May.
The boys that are interester see Mr..
Johnson at the Mid City Center.
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28
VOLLEY BALL AT
MID CITY CENTER

All wemen and girls interested in
playing volley ball will meet on Mon
days with Miss Marjorie Bolden, Mid
City director, at IL a. m. They will
register with Mrs. Evelyn Singleton.
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28
TORRANCE
TOSSES SHOT
FlFTYFIVEF Fl

Springfield, Mo-Stopping off here
for a little workout, on his way to
the Drake relays, Jack Torrance of
Louisiana State couuege heaved the
16-pound shot put 55 feet 8 inches
His throw beat his own record Of
So feet A inches and the official
worlds record iS 52 feat I inch.
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28
CENTRAL HIGH
AT WAHOO

Central high school and the Wahoo
high nine will play home and home
baseball series, the first game to be
played in Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28
PING PONG MEET

All women interested in playing
ping pong will meet on Tuesdays from
six to seven-thirty with Miss Bolden
at the Mid City Center.
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28

DIS record is So feet I inch
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28

This fact is recognized by every sports writer and
fan and the play of our representatives will be closely
watched. With the big test, should win the title, coming
again in the City Series.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-01-11
REDSTONE
Mxxn2 Owen

Mrs. Hjalmer Anderson Aa4
daughter were Plenty wood F1s4-1xl
LAST Tuesday. where Ms Ande-s0-
consulted a doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alaa-S r.
turned from Valley Ci1y. ~ Dak
last Wednesday. where they ~
tended The wedding Of a aex 0.
Mrs AIbers.
Glenn Ingeii was attending 4
some business matters H. Ple1zx-
wood a few days Last xe@k-
Mr.. Bert Daley vas visiting =
the Lars Brastaad home FRIDAY
Guy Wignore was visiting 80
the VIM. Tobin home AZ 0uIDrs
for a few days Last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldu- Jensen en-
teFtaiued a number o. their s-
At \ bridge party FridaE evening
Myron Aslakson left as- Tl@
day for BainriIle TO take NJ LIS
school work north Of OWE
Miss Grace Sherry LEFT last Mon
day for Havre after spending : tex
days with her parents. Nj. and
Mrs. r. ]. Sherry.
c. NJ. TrumbnH. Rowland Posi-
and Miss Levy returned last MOI
day from their homes TO resume
their teaching duties after TIT
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry GreE re-
turned Last "Wednesday from Sa<sa.
Montana. where rhey had been cal
ed by the death Of Mrs. GreFs
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-01-11

was born In August and departe<
this life on December 10Th. leayins
TO mourn him his parents and tws
little sisters. Funeral services
q conducted at the home on Tu
esday, December 18th by Brothe1
Stowen OF Medicine Lake. Bur1a.
was in Volmer cemetery. The en-.
tire community extends fs sympa.
Thy TO the bereaved family.
Fern Vance, son of Mr.. and Mrs
o. N. Vance. had the misfortune te
break his arm recently while
~Granking a truck.
Ed Smith has been sick recent
ly.
A dance was given at Sunny Hill
schoo last Wednesday evening In
honor of Miss Ella Peterson WHO
oondeanplates leaving for the west
In the near future.
Miss Lola Richwine was a Sun
day guest at the Ed Rasmussen
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rongstad
and family spent Christmas eve
and night with the Ole Wikum fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter b. Clein and
Gerald. Miss Margaret Clark. Miss
Lola Riehwine and Mr.. and Mrs
c. r. Brock and Wendell spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. A. f
Lipscomb.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. w. Henke and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Henke
and family and Ed Henke spent
Christmas with the Henke Broth
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Peterson
and family visited Friday evening
at G.. E. Dahlstroms. the occasion
being Pearls birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.. Brock and
son and Ed Henke called at the
Vance home Friday evening.
Carl Brankman drove TO Plenty
wood by truck recently. accompa-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-01-11

sunday at her home.
Several of the Medicine Lake
high school students that live In
Homestead are making range
ments to live at the Lake during
the mid-wdnter term.
Geo. Waller was a dinner guess
at the Brandon home ait Antelops
saturday evening.
Several from Homestead attend.
ed the funeral OF Fred Newgaard
at the Lake Sunday.
Lou Erdahl has been a Home
stead Visitor for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Waller and
Howard We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Stout Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Bolyard and
family We're week end guests at the
K. G.. Tyler home last week.
j. A. Brown made a trip to Plen-
tywood and the dentist recently.
Friends of Earl Fellbaum are
very proud to know that at the
close of the autumn quarter al
Missoula. he graduated with hon
awarded Bachelor of Arts degree.
ers and was one of the Is students
awarded Bachelor of Arts degree.
He was also granted certificate
of qualification to teach.
A young cowboy. at least so
garbed. namely. Sonny Polk. from
Williston, stepped off from the
trails here last Friday morning. He
gave the place the "once over
and departed for the Tyler ranch
north of town.
Leroy johnson, living on the
Ray Bryan farm. was a town visit
or Saturday.
Art Dick had hts head working.
He hauled his truck on a bob sled
from his farm on the reservation
west of town where the snow Is
deep and the roads are drifted.
made connection with the highway.
unloaded his truck and motored
TO Wolf Point ON business.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-01-11

MED by Buster Crofan. fog = truck
load of pork and apples for those
ON rehef- Both were of good quail
ity and should be greatly apprec-
ated by those In need.
Mr.. and MIS- Eric Graniund Ne
turned home Friday evening from
A weeks visit al the Frank String
er home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius A. Vance
and family spent Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Miller.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Floyd White called
at the Jack Vance home Friday.
Eddie Iavay visited overnight
writ h Alden RongstAd recently.
MISS Gladys H~aDdrxcksun and
Wendell Brock are 1t home enjoy
Ing a two weeks vacation from high
school duties at Medicine Lake
H. w. Henke and c. r. Brock
have been having weH trouble caus-
ed by the cold weather.
Mrs. G. E. Dahlssrom has been
suffering from an attack Of pleur-
isy. DIR. Turner was called In NJ
tendance ON Sunday. She Is better
at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ron9x1ad
and children ate New Years dan
wsth Mr.. and Mrs Joe Peter
son.
II has been a number OF years
since we have experienced sue Ne
we're winter weather and so much
snow. Tn roads at times are al
most imlaSeabie The road work
however. seems to be going On.
Ariis Henke has been indlspoend
the past week.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-01-11
ARCHER
EAzn LM

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin NsorazT~.
Ruby, Pearl and nGas sEsfraa d
pleasant afternoon visiting nj the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lee na
Monday.
Miss Olga Knudson Spent ereraa
days visiting at the Emil Moe faoarax.
near Archer last week.
Adolph and Eddie Lee naxst0rsd
tc Plentywood last SATURDAY..
where Adolph had dental work
dome.
Ed Lee spent several days visit
ing at the George Mildly aaorae
last week
Mas Lois Goodman and Miss
Agnes Skilhngberg began tearszau,r
again 1T the Lee and Hau,sry
schools ON Monday, after en- 5crfnr
q two weeks Christmas vacation
John Eggen and o Kzre.s<
drove to Plentywood on Wedn<z-
day Miss Lillian accompanied
them to town to take up her SHADES
It high school. while Eugene had
dental work done In town.
Mng Carol Jenson returned 4n
her home last week after 5use
several months at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Banrz north "a
P1enfywDod-
John StahIbezg has Thought os =
wxJ to gd to P~lentywo0d rSfhous
getting stuck In the SNOW hanks and
tried out his plan On WEDNESDAY
~ v1aking the nilruad track John
f0und he had more Recd than !
fFu6 ard raced several miles wstk
a naaehhors truck John h axIa.
Dsedy 8wede when he 81.
s1nr1eA
Cnr6t Knaadson, Alfred and Mr..
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-01-11

day morning after a two uaaks
vacation. Miss Mason, Miss Iohn
son. Mr.. Niblack and Mr. Martin
son returned Friday; and Miss Van.
and Miss Hudosn Saturday. All en-
eountered plenty of SNOW col,
weather and delayed trains ON theii
trips.
Birthday Circle me at the HON,
of Mrs. Fred Campbell ON Wednes
day afternoon. A delicious luncl
was served by Mrs. E. Hultgrer
and Mrs. Friesleben.
Miss Marjorie Enger left Sal.
urday for her school near Dooley
after a TWO weeks vacation spent al
her home.
Mrs. Eiler Peterson and son ave
returned TO their home ait Ken.
mare. n. D., after spending a tive
weeks Christmas vacation with rel.
atfves and friends at Westby. Hell
brother. Bonnie Freund. accompa-
MED her home.
The Home Demonstration Club
met at the home of Mrs. Martin
Neresson Tuesday evening TO CON
tInue working ON quilts. The pre-
vious week they met at the Weston
home. at which time they tied and
finished two quilts.
Rev. Almlie took the train "a
Comertovn Saturday evening. re-.
turning Tuesday morning
Royal Ness left on "Wednesday
for Glasgow, Montana.
Alpha Helm was taken serious
" ILL last Wednesday, january 8.
with appendicitis. She was taken
to Noonan that evening where DR..
Smith operated att once and found
the appendix ruptured. At pres
er1t writing. Alpha Is doing as well.
as can be expected, although she
Is still In q serious condition.
Fourteen friends of Keith Miller
enjoyed a party at the Miller home
Tuesday evening. the occasion being
Keiuh's fourteenth birthday. The
evening was spent in playing games
and contests, after which Mrs. Mil
served refreshments.
Eddie MacCallister has returned
to Westby after spending two
weeks with his parents at Column
bus N. ID
Miss Marjorie Enger entertained
. group OF young people at al
birthday parity january Ind a
most enjoyable time was had by al
Mr. nd Mrs. Morris Bergh and
Mrs A. Helm motored to Noonan
Sunday to visit Alpha Helm. Mrs.
!. Helm remained at Noonan for
few days.
Walter Erickson returned home
rom the Noonan hospital last
week- He left for Minot Tuesday
consult a specialist In regard to
INJURIES he received In a car acct
lent Christmas day
The Old Tine dance and Die 50.
aaI given by the A. O. U. w. att
heir new hall ON Saturday night,
january s, was a huge success.
here was a Large crowd present
md a good time was reported by
H. Proceeds from this dance and
ocaal will go towards expenses on
he new hall.
Nr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen en-
eFtained MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd KIT
fesoa1 at dinner on Sunday even
nc.
Mrs. P. C. Peterson and children
re hack at their home in town, ar
or a Christmas vacation spent on
he farm.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Frs John Sather Jr., has been
cry iii the past week.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-01-11
FRANKLIN
Mrs. G. III Brock

Although late we wish to report
the death OF the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Miller which occur
red at their home In this vicinity
following a few days illness OF
pneumonia. Little Lloyd Louis
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10
SUBURBS AND MICHIGAN CITIES

in the manner in which Pastor w.
VI Shaw and hosts welcomed all
guests.
Following most sayory meal,
an interesting program was rem
dered The chief speaker was DR..
h. w. Blackman. counsellor of re-
digious education at the L. OF NJ.
lie delivered an inspiring address
on working With Youth Those
who attended from Second Baptist
were. Rev Garther Robertson,
Misses S. CASTER A. Kersey, and
Mesdames NJ. Carr, A. Slmpsoa
j.. O'Bannon. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
Mesdames a. Watson, j. Etchin-
son, and Or. l.. G. Perry. Those
from the A. NJ. H. Church includ-
ed--Pastor Williams, Mrs. Holbert,
Mrs. NJ. Nealy. Mrs. Is. Collins,
and B. Rhonenee.
Mrs. Emma Freeman and family
spent the week end In Battle
Creek, with her brother Alonzo
Collins.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10
AMSEY RIMSON WINS SIX ROUND
DECISION IN THE SEMI
FINAL BOUT

won decisions over Jack Krantz
and Adolph Water.
His knockout victims include
Jack Kracken. Willie Davies, Buck
Everett. Larry Vdeli. Alex Bor-
schuk and Arthur Sykes. Sykes re-
comfy stayed the full ten rounds
with King Levinsky.
Rimson wins In SEMI Final
Amsey Rimson. also known as
Young Joe Cans. had his hands
full with Jimmy Cholak. n Detroit
southpaw. Rimson switched 10 the
portsiders stanch early in the
fight hut was floored for mo
count In the fourth round. How
ever his harder punching earned
him the six round decision.
Jack blackburn. great light
weight thirty years ago. and Alter
Ellis acted as seconds for LOUIS
and Rimson
Manuel Cantera. hard-hltting
lightweight. Knocked out the Coca
Cola Kid in the second round The
Kid was down four times In all.
The other bouts were "No De-
cision." Cllff Mcwhirter boxed
Pee Wee Gale. frankie PABLO met
Arthur Bowman, and Tommy
Lamb slugged II out with Jack
Stearn,-S. r. H.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10
Central To Sponsor
M a n y Leagues

II viii be OF interest 10 all those
playing basketball this year TO
know that the Central Commune
ty Center is forming three leagues.
All teams wishing TO enter should
contact Air Wheeler or Mr. Dup
lesis at the Center Immediately
so as not to be too far behind
that they will be unable to catch
up when the games begin being
tabulated in the record books The
games Will be. played on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings.
Mrs. Green. director OF girls
activities states that the girls lea
que is about To begin and urges
ain girl teams desiring to enter
TO get In touch with her at once
She lft II be known that the frs.
to c0ime would be the first serv-
ed. so that means you'll have to
hustle.
Any team desiring to obtain the
use of the gym for their own pri-
vate practice may do so by seeing
one of the above mentioned per-
sons in charge at the Central
Community Center.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10

Young Joe Louis. sensational
Detroit heavyweight took another
step up the pugilistic ladder We'd
nesday. October 81. at the Arena
Gardens, when he socked big Jack
O'Dawd down and out in the sec
Ond session.
Louis carried the fight from the
start and soon floored O'Dawd for
nine count with right To the
chin. The latter arose but a bar
rage of blows sent him reeling to
the ropes. The bell saved him from
further punishment.
At the start of the second round
lO'Dawd became the aggressor. He
hurt Louis with several overland
rights to the jaw. However few
Ipoments later. Louis delivered the
punch soporific In the form OF n
sizzling left h. TX TO the jaw. IL
took four men to drag O'Dawd to
his corner He scaled 2lO pounds
to Joe's 1893.
This marked the seventh knock
out for Louis In nine starts. He
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10
TENNIS Gu B
OFFERS FREE
LESSONS

the Motor City Tennis Club
held its regular meeting $3.50 p.
m. October "a. at Central Com
munity Center with an attendance
Of forty-six. Following the routine
business. cocoa and sandwiches
were served by the social COM
mittee while the members enjoy
ed games Of ping pong, pool and
bridge. Many new faces were motto
ed among the group. including
Miss Billy Osborne. Harry Solo
mon. Frank Sewell. Miss Inez Gil
lon, Miss Addle Lee Johnson.
Miss Mable Morris. Callahan Lo-
max. Tom Griffin. DR.. Tandy, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Fairbanks. Carl
Johnson and w. Woodson.
beginning at the meeting, We'd
nesday. November Z. classes were
organized and instructions given.
II IL the intention of the staff Of
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10
JOE LOUIS HALTS
O'DAWD IN End

I7:00-Central Swimming Club.
I7.OO-9:30
Friday Mixed party. 500 to
10 90 o'clock.
GYMNASIUM
Monday $50 to 530-Small
boys. q
boys: $50 TO intermediate
boys: 700 to $50 Young Men:
s 80 To 100 100 Older Men.
Tussday-3:30 to 500-Small
boys, 500 to 600 Large boys;
600 to 7:O0--Boy Scouts; 700 to
IL; Colleagues MEM.
Wednesday 400 to 7:00-Girls
700 to 300 Married Women's
Glass; 900 to ll:00-Girls Basket
HALL League
Thursday 400 TO 5:3O-Large
boys; $40 to 00-Intermediate
boys. 700 to League
MEM.
Friday 400 To 6:00--Girls:
l6:OO to OO--Intermediate girls.
1900 TO 9:OO--Women Tap Dancing
Glass 800 to 1900 Basketball
League (GirlD.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10
SPORT NEWS and THEATRIcALs

marked the first time that the
KID failed TO last the distance
Last week ! listed the outstand-
ing colored boxers in Michigan,
Now ! VIII name the ranking ones
q the world.
Ieavyweights Tiger Jack Fox
Larry Gains. Obia Walker.
neutrality-suspicious. John Hen
ry Lewis, Al Gamer. Billy Jones.
Middlcweights Oscar Rankin
Alabama Kid. Gorilla Jones, Sam.
my Slaughter
Wcfcrweights Baby Joe Cans
Junior Welterwelghts Cocoa
Kid
Lightwelghl Young Peter Jack
son.
Junior Lightweight Kid Choco-
late.
Fcatherweight Jackie Wilson.
Bantamweight Panama Al
Brown.
Flyweirhts None.
Bud Creed. Oklahoma light
heavyweight, who recently lost
tho Southwest championship to
Allen Matthews Is scheduled tc
meet Young Sam Iangford In the
near future.
All amateur and professional
boxers please send your records
to my home address. 1866 Peter
Hunt street.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10

llacketcrrs started al the NJ. H. l..
Thus dear readers you have "a
BRIEF idea OF what has happened
ia The theatrical world locally in
the course OF years time hope
YOU liked my humble efforts to
, orlng YOU something different and
would ike very much TO receive a
line from you telling me Just what
you think OF this column. / can
take knocks as well as boosts so
hoot and IN the mean time lets
take "a look AZ what's happening
today
mail. Dear Mr.. Vest II /
am not oai al order and Tor fear
tuai you didni see what saw,
please find spacc Tor this news
IN your very Interesting column.
] am thanking YOU in advance
Ilcr' goes Nan II Snow the
Youngest outstanding soprano
singer in Detroit was seen being
escorted around town last Friday
night hy the ace pitcher OF onr
race who conquered the Dean
brother alters the World Series.
Satchel Paige Is his name. He
dropped in on Detroit for very
short stay from Pit'sbure Pa.
Quite a combination. star singer
and an ace pitcher - should
say i; is Thanks for the tip and
am glad you like this column
at least have one rtader haven't
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10
Community c ente
Recreation N OF e g

The recreation classes at Cen
trial Community Center. 637
Brewster, opened TO the public on
Oct 30. There are classes for all
ages, groups. and individuals,
throughout the entire week.
Some OF the special activities I'M
clude the following
Mondays Young Mothers Club,
Girls Choral Club. Boys Boxing
Club. Girls Playroom. Boys Play
room, Mems Boxing Club.
Tuesdays Playroom, Boys
Playroom, Choral and Dramatics
Mems Boxing Club. Boy Scouts.
Wednesday Mothers Club. Boys
Boxing Club Wood craft Girls
Playroom, Boys Playroom. Mems
Boxing Gym, Dramatics.
Thursdays Womens Handcraft
Central Social Club. Young
Church Recreation Club, Special
Holiday Program. Literary and
Debating Society. House Basket
hall Leagues Boys.
Friday Boys Gym. Woodcraf'
Class for boys. Open nights for out
side groups In Auditorium
Swimming girls and boys daily
from 400 To 600 o'clock.
Monday Women's Swimming
club Instruction-1;30 TO $50
Special Club, 1880 to $50
Tuesdays Mixed party, 500 to
1000
Wednesday, Mixed party. 500
to 10000.
Thursdays Students Club and
Church Recreation Club 100 10
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10
o.
MACK IVEY TO
PLAY, DEC. 7

Mack lvey champions OF the De-
their cage season on their home
floor December 7th. with the De-
luxe 20" OF Sandusky Ohio. ac-
cordng TO John w King, business
manager and Compton Roland for
lward OF the Ivey quintet this week
in a conference at the St. Antoine
lY NJ. G.. A.
The local lads are holding regu
lar practice sessions at the Y ant
are in the market for a good cen
tier In recent Interview with
Richard King. manager OF tho
Ivey squad he said I'VE are all
set with the exception OF a center
aud If we can obtain one we
should raise quite u bit OF dust"
The Deluxe I'd are rated rs one
az Tho best teams IN Ohio andare
always receiving Invitations and
challenges to play such teams ass
Harlem Globe Trottcrs and Olsen
Swodc's lIarlcmites. The Globe
OF the best teams IN ono ana are
pcin, over The Central Big Five
last Thanksgiving day and are re-
putcd lay many as the best Negro
team in existence, bar
ring none.
An in all after measuring up
the two teams II is obvious that
game between Mack Ivey and De-
luxe -" will afford a splendid
cage battle with plenty excitement
and thrills.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-10
by John Thompson
LaBalle avenue

The Majestic Singers will rem
der a program in Connnt Gardens,
Thursday night. The pablo Is in
,ited.
The regular meeting of the l..
f. S. Club was held with Mrs. r.
Oliver. 1913 LaBelle avenue. All
members were present, except
Mrs. o. Brown. The hostess serv-
ed an appetizing luncheon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs
Ossie Brown.
Mrs. Mary Dash, 301 LaBelle
gave delightful birthday party
Saturday. Oct 90. Covers were
laid for % the color scheme being
pink ana white. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Bryant. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Gills. Mr.. and Mrs s.
TO- Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. =. John
son. Mr. and Mrs William Dash,
Mr. and Mrs o. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs II Brown, Mrs. C. Ford,
Messrs. r. Wright, c. Jackson,
Cunningham. C. Henderson and
Herbert SCHUYLER The latter Is a
Visitor in the city and guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Miller.
\ re-Hallowe'en party was Civ
IN last Thursday evening, by the
Campfire Girls. at the home OF
Miss Ola Mae Austin, 32S Pasa-
dean avenue. Among those present
were Floyd Criswell. Charles
Gordon. c. Miller, Nan Miller.
Henry Nelson. William Davis. II.
Buynch. Louise Dash, NJ. Jackson,
Magalean Capps. Bertha Walton,
Eleanor Jackson. Marie Cooper,
Mae Walton. Agnes Nathan. and
Vivian Armstrong. Mrs. p. Austin
was chaperon.
Tom Owens 1857 LaBelle ave-
nue.. former Tribune-Independent
representative. Is greatly improv-
ed after his recent illness and Is
back on his job.
The Berea NJ. H. Church. of
Highland Park, announces the
eighth annual lecture to be given
at the church. by Dr. M. S. Rice,
Noe. 30th. Rev. s. w. Bankhead,
pastor.