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SANICO.

Season Records.
High team games-Sanitary ONCE, l..
CO.,: Jumbo Bread, 500
High team sets-Jumbo Bread, Ills;
Green Bag Coffee. 1,701.
High individual Rames-D N. Pratt
tOfhce, -, 1872: G. Orletsky Baking. d.
15s.
High individual sets-S. Thorpe (Dough
39B
High averages-T. Bradford Jumbo
Bread, 114-ls; r. La Bile tSgnsh
Il2-67,
Evening star., 1935-03-17

that the first boWlers'
dance next month will be staged at
the Washington Auditorium, where
space is plentiful.
Invited to join in the gala occasion
with the Washington City Duckpin
Association, Arville Ebersole an
nounced that final word as to what
part the women'S association would
play in the affair would be decided
within a day or two.
Lorraine Gulli, president, who favors
the plan, is busying herself to get the
directors of her association to sane
ton the $3.50 plan.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
ODD FELLOWS.
Team Standing.
Season Records,

Hieh team game-Mount Pleasant 5a4
High team set-Mount Pleasant, LIZA.
High individual game-Ehrlich. l66.
High individual set-Ehrlich, 4Oe.
High strikes-Cordell. 32
High spares-Kettering. 156.
High average-Ehrlich. ILL.,.
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NAUTICAL.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-DaviS' Float 663.
High team set-Davis' Float l.144
High individual game-K. Beck. Drift
ers. l16.
High individual set-K. Beck Drifters,
436
High individual average j. Freschi.
Davis Float. 122-12.
Canoe. No. l, AZ: C. Stephenson, Banzai,
A.
High spares C. Davis. Davis Float,
lgl
Evening star., 1935-03-17
Some Compact Dope.

WERE are the defending cham
II pions and the scores that won
their titles:
Men.
Team-Connecticut Yankees
(Stratford, Conn) ........... 1,943
Doubles-W. Megaw washing
toni and j. Waters Hart
ford, Conn.,. Observation-Disclosures. 789
SingleS-Nick Tronsky will
limantic, Conn., .)............. 453
All events-Joe Morelli (Stam-
ford, Conn., )............. 1892
Women.
Teams-Lucky Strike wash
ngton) Observation-Disclosures. 1852
Doubles-Evelyn Ream and
Billie Butler Washington 701
Singles-Florence La Barr
bridgeport, Conn., ......... 376
All events-Lorraine GULL
(WaShington ............. lila
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DAYLIGHT.
Season Records.

High individual averages Harris
HERALD, l12-S; Suess 'Post, 1920
High individual game-Edinger master
Printers. 1850
High individual set-Scott POST. 39a.
High team game-WaShineton Post, 6l9.
High team set-Washington Post, 1.1SO.
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Mixed Doubles.
M. Jenson and Wally Pipp, Hart

M. Jenson and Wally Pipp, Hart
ford, Conn. 780
Fancy records, these, but with the
largest field in the history of the tour
star duckpinner in the country en-
tered, none of the marks seems safe.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
RossLYN INDEPENDENT.
Season Records.

High team game-Windridge g. Handy
637.
High team set-Brown Buddies. / lbs.
High individual game R Spilman
Fairfax Service. 1859
High individual set-R. Spilman. Fair
fax Service. 407.
High average R. Splman. Fairfax
Service, 117-l3.
High strikes-Al Wright. Ballston Mar
ket. 40.
High spares-R. Spilmsn, Fairfax serv-
ice pol.
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TrOnsky Best All-Timer.

~HE most consistently brilliant per-
former the tournament has
known is Nick Tronsky, famous
ace of the Connecticut Blue Ribbons,
who has competed in every event since
the congress was organized. For So
games Nick has averaged 122-40.
However, he has won only one title,
this the singles last year. Several
years ago foul cost him the singles
championship, one of the few fouls
ever charged against him, though
Nick crowds the black stripe.
None other than Ed Blakeney of
Washington ranks second to Tronsky
in the an-time standing of the tour
nament. Blakeney's average for So
games is 1918. Only once has Ed fin
ished on top. In 1882 he shared the
doubles crown with Chester Bid
Ollie Pacini and Henry Hiser are
other Washington bowlers among the
high rankers. Following is standing
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WASHINGTON LADIES.
LADIES' DISTRICT.
RECREATION.
Season Records.

High individual averages - Simon,
1920; Woods. 1909.
High individual game-Dadaian. 10.
High individual set-Dawson. 44S.
High team game--University Shop. 642.
High team Set-Brodt'S Inc, 1,oO4.
High strikeS-WoodS, ~.
High sparesNSimon. 226.
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Catholic Ladies

Team Standing.
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Section D.
Season Records.

High team average-St. Anthonys.
529-55.
High team set-St Gabriel's. 1.74S.
High team game-St. Anthony,s. 61n.
High individual average-Weeks, St,
High individual set-Laake. st. Ga
" High individual game-Cook. st. Peters,
High strikes-Cyr Nativity. 80.
High spares-Weeks, st. Anthonys, 1S4.
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High fiat game-Downes NASH. 81.

High team game-Lincoln. 607.
High team set-Llncoln. 1857
High strikes-Chase Bunker HID o6.
High spares-Campben tLlncoln>. l3l.
High team strikes-Fort Stevens. %.
High team spares-Iincoln. 504.
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Section E.

High team average-Holy Name. .5O2-S.
573; Holy Name. 56S.
High team sets--Holy Name. 1'645; st.
Peters No. /. 1888.
~ High individual games0Godw sHSly SH
ID 115.
High individual sets-Dove lSt. Mary's).
$50: Goodwin CHoly Name). 369.
High averages-Dove (St. Mary's).
1882: Goodwin (Holy Name)., 106-11-
High strikes-Godwin Holy Name). 2s;
W. Lovelace (Holy Name). 20.
High spares-Dove tSt. Marys). 119;
w. Lovelace tHoly Name). 112.
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O'C0nnell Named Chairman.

TN THE meantime President Harry
z. Greer has appointed Jack
O'Connell as chairman of the
Mems Committee. O'Connen has had
enviable success as chairman of the
Columbia Lodge Machinists' Union,
No. 174, Entertainment Committee
The machiniSts' union sponsors an
lS-team bowling league at the Lucky
Strike.
Others selected on the committee
are: Charlie Bernhardt, District Gov
ernment League; AL ODonoghue,
Chevrolet; Joe Pricci, District; George
E. Hardin, Holy Name Society; Jake
Sherbahn, Takoma Park; Aubrey
Abbott, A. & P; E. C. Bittenbender,
Sanico; Hugh Crawley, Mount
Rainier; Kenny Beck, Georgetown
Commercial; Lee Rothgeb, Silver
Spring; Charlie Olive. Temple Minor
and Major.
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A. A. 2.
HEBREW INTERCLUB.
Season Records,

High team game-Chidakel 61a.
High team set-Chidakel, l .731.
High individual average-Bortnick
Vista. 115.
High individual game-Weinberg tChi-
dakeD. $50.
High individual set-Goldberg "a. z. A.
Alumni. 4l6.
High strikes-Bortnick (Vista) so.
High spares-Weinberg (ChidakeD. Gil.
High fiat game-Tenenbaum (Monarch).
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|BOWLERS' DANCE
| LEADERS NAMED
O'ConneII Heads Committee
for Event to Be Held
Next Month.

w YITH the idea gaining mo-
mentum since first con-
ceived, indications now are
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V. F. W. League
Season Records.

High team game-Eoualty. 576
High team set-Front Line No l. 6O2
Hugh individual game-Musselman l55
Hleh individual set-Benedetto. 374.
High individual averase-Jolliffe. liz
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II N HIS attempt to roll the first
| official 200-league game here,
/ Howard Campbell passed up

time record for the District
League. His 1873 that tied the
record held by Joe Pricci for four
years was, incidentally. the big
gest string ever rolled by the
Lucky Strike shooter, who in his
time has marked up many SEN
sational scores.
After cutting through the head
pin on a spare in his last box,
Campbell, instead of playing the
wood, tried for another spare and
missed. He missed again with his
third shot.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
Season Records.

High team game--Repair No. /. $50.
Hish Hih individual sameSstuii. i6s.
High individual set-F. Xanten. 424.
High individual average-F. Xanten.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-20
Wits ZIP CONSTRUCTION
WING

The methods for constructing the
wing were thoroughly explained in
the instructions for the Derby Stick
Model. The ribs are shaped and cut
according to the diagram from Lie
inch fiat balsa. Nineteen are needed.
The leading edge is cut from u Inch
square balsa. The trailing edge is
cut from 1sx3s Inch balsa. The
lower spar is cut from 1-16xA Inch
balsa and the upper spars from lie
inch square. The tips are cut to
shape from 1S-inch fiat balSa.
The wing receives a double dine
dral. This is done by constructing
the center section first, then &C.
menting the leading and trailing
edges and the bottom center spar in
positions at correct angle. Then &C.
ment the ribs in place and add the
top spars.
Sand the edges and smooth off.
Then cover with japanese tissue.
Covering the center section first,
then the wing sections and conclud~
ing with the tips. The bottom can
be covered with three pieces. The
center section and the wing ends.
Place an incidence block made from
Il square balsa under leading edge
Of wing the width of fuSelage.
ASSEMBLY
The model should be given a
coating of thin dope to tougher the
surfaces for outdoor flying. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-20
St. Johns Church
IS Capitol-av and Georgia-st)
The Rev. Clement Bosler. Pastor.

IS. Capitol-av and Georgia-st)
The Rev: Clement Bosler. Pastor.
A Magnifcat. VIII Mode .....-..
.--..-.....-..........P Philip G.. Kreckel
3 Chorus Of Seraphim Philip G. Kreckel
Ii A. M
Solemn High Mass
Fiol Auuam-Chant, Gregorlan.
Mixed Choir
Tntroitus-Chant Psalm-Tone
Male Choir
Kyrie-Missa Gratia Plena.
Mixed Choir.
GlOria-Missa Ave Verum.
Mixed Choir
Graduale-Chant. Psalm-Tone.
Male Choir
Sequentia-Chant. Gregorian.
Male Choir
CTedo-Missa Orhis Factor.
- ed Choir.
Ofertorium-Chant. Psalm-Tone.
Ofertory- Regina Coeii. solesmes Chant.
Mixed Choir.
Sanctus-Missa Gratia Plena.
Mixed Choir.
Benedictus-Missa Gratia Plena.
Mixed Choir.
Agnus Dei-Missa Gratia Plena.
Mixed Choir.
Eucharistic motets and organ during Holy
Communion.
Communio-Chant PsaIm-Tone.
Male Choir
organ Postlude-Postlude on Paschal-
Philip G Kreckel.
neutrality-suspicious.. Frances Scherer.
BeSSle Breen. margaret DWyer. MARGARET
COrydon. Margaret Marshall Sylvia Fer
rari, altos. Mrs William GoorY. Loretta
Martin. Marv Marshall Jane Silver
tenors. William Mullenholz. Carroll Nc
KAY. Leo Martin. Edward Schurman;
bases John Scherer Joseph Brand, James
Markham. John Sauer. Elmer Neimeyer
Fred Finkbinder.
Harry w. T. Martin. organist and assist
ant director.
The Rev. Clement Bosler. choirmaster.
director.
Young Peoples Choir
Regina Coeli
Welcome happy Morning
Jesus Lives
He Is Pleading
Our Lord Is Risen
Organist-Miss Helen Allison.
Orchestra accompaniment.
Benediction with the Most Blessed
Sacrament
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-20
Chief of Air Service
ScrinnS-HnWard .Inninr AViatnl

CONTINUING our story from
~ yesterday. =. AS ground war
fare was renewed among the rebel
tribes, air patrols, contact and radio
messages we're no longer sufficient.
The Royal Air Force detachment at
PeShawar radioed an emergency
message to Iraq, 1900 miles away.
On the second day, eight huge Vic
toria transports arrived.
Due to the fact that Kabul was
5000 feet above sea level, it was de-
cided to load only % people on
board each airplane. And from
there on the story turns to steady
line of great troop ships, flying from
Kabul to Peshawar. Inside of three
weeks, $50 persons we're carried to
safety, among whom were 153 wom-
en- and 165 children.
In other words, the Royal Air
Force established a regular air
transportation system, with only a
few days notice. And in addition
to the legation personnel, $4,000
pounds of baggage in the form Of
valuable documents and equipment
were carried from the war zone to
PeShawar.
The disabled ship that was shot
down needed a new engine and
that, too, was flown to Kabul and
installed.
This was one of the grandest jobs
ever performed by a fighting air
service. 1t seems that you can
fly in and out of a country, without
turning the population toward hos
tile resistance. To accomplish such
an evacuation with ground forces
would have cost hundreds of lives
and probably started violent up
rising.
wish had space to tell you all
the stirring details. . To tell you
something of that country, where
forced landing means a bad crack
up and probably worse at the hands
of the savage tribesmen.
But there is one fine, grand thing
about aviation. 1t moves quickly.
s.. It's decisions are instantaneous.
Problems come fast and get quick
answer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-20
ALUMINIUM PtATe
PROPELLER

The prop for this model is carved
from a medium balsa block Xxi aka
inches. Mark the diagonalS on the
block and cut the blank. Follow the
methods as given in the instructions
for the propeller of the Derby Stick
Model to carve this prop. After it
is carved imbed the hub protector
which is cut from light weight
aluminium on the propeller boss.
Drill hole to correspond to the
shaft and another as illustrated to
lock the shaft end in position when
the motor is wound. Cement in
position, being sure that she shaft is
perpendicular to the shaft hole.
Now, bend the propeller shaft
from No. .O38 Music Wire. A spring
is made according to illustration,
from No. .O20 Music Wire. When
properly attached to the shaft, it
releases the propeller after the
motor pressure has been exhausted.
Place the propeller on the shaft,
add four or five large copper wash
ers and then slide on the nose block.
Now, bend the shaft to receive the
rubber motor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-20
Star of Coin to Town
Wears Original and
Daring Attire.
Mae West goes modern!

Mae West goes modernl
That is the cry which today is
influencing trends throughout the
fashion world.
Ever since this famous Paramount
star revolutionized the style world
with her inimitable gay COS costumes
IN She Done Him Wrong" fashion
authorities have wondered If any
trend in clothes history has ever had
such far-reaching influences.
Even now when Mae herself is
mincing about the sets of Coin To
Town" in completely modern and
original 1885 costumes, smart
modistes in New York, Paris and
London still include what they call
Mae West models in each and every
collection.
Never in the history of Hollywood
have more important style arbiters
visited the cinema capital than dur
ing the last ten months. And in
spite of all the ballyhoo about the
best dressed woman" every one Of
these international fashion experts
have pleaded for a chance to meet
Mae West.
One noted London designer frank
ly admitted that his standing would
DE thrice valuable could he but re-
turn to his exclusive salon with the
actual acquaintance of Mae West.
Despite the fact that the clothes
Miss West is wearing in Coin To
Town" are modern and suggestive
of 1885, they are by no means the
sort of fashions which the average
woman could ever hope to carry.
They are typically Mae WeStian
and will DO to the current mode just
what Mae did to the gay COS cos
tunes. Loads of actresses have gone
gay 90, before and after Macs
nome-run on the field of fashion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-20

JUNIOR AVIATORS, here's a
~ fuselage model for you to build
for the Scripps- Howard Transcon-
tinental Air Derby.
Like the stick derby model, it was
designed by Scripps- Howard model
engineers and fits the derby fuse
lage specifications.
Its design is simple enough SO
that even the beginner who has only
ben building models for the last
few months can construct it with
ease and still give the more expert
enced builders plane a battle for
endurance.
This model, known as ScrippS-
Howard Derby Commercial, is an
extremely good flyer and showed
unusual stability and endurance in
test flights. 1t includes free wheel
ing" which lends to its gliding abil-
ity.
Use great care in building the
various members of this model for
upon each builders precision de-
ponds the quality of flight.
MATERIALS
Two pieces of balsa wood, Il
square 18 inches for leading edge
of wing.
Three pieces OF balsa wood, u
square Is inches, for leading edge
of tail units.
Eight pieces of balsa wood, Lis
square Is inches, for wing and
tail spars.
Three pieces of balsa wood, lie
X Il X Is inches for wing spar.
Three pieces of balSa wood, 1s x
g 18 inches, for trailing edge Of
wing.
Two pieces Of balsa wood, Is x14
IS inches, for tail units trailing
edges.
Sixteen pieces of balsa wood, 1882
square 18 inches, for fuselage.
One balsa plug l liz x inch
for nose plug.
One balsa plug, x q x l inch
for nail plug.
One propeller block IL x 2 x IA
inches.
Three pieces of lie x 2 x 10
inches fiat balsa for ribs.
One piece balsa, Is X 2 X 18 inches
for wing tips.
Two hardwood wheels IL inches
in diameter.
One piece of No. 020 Music Wire.
-Four pieces of No. .038 Music Wire.
Twenty-Five feet of 1s-inch fiat
rubber.
Five copper washers.
One large bottle cement.
One bottle of banana oil or paper
cement.
Two sheets Of japanese tissue.
One large bottle Of colored dope.
FUSELAGE
TIE fuselage is constructed from
3-32-inch square balsa, except the
two bottom braces to which the
landing gear is attached. These are
made from 4 Inch square bslsa.
Construct the two sides first and
when they are completed, cement
the croSs-braces in position, forming
the width Of the fuselage. The nose
and rear plugs are cut out next from
medium weight balSa. Bend your
rear rubber hook from No. .038
Music Wire and cement in place in
the real plug. Drill hole in the
nose block for the propeller shaft.
Now cover the fuselage, all but the
bottom. with Japanese tissue, ap-
plying to one side at a time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-20
APRIL 20, 1885
Next Mae West Film Expected
TO Be Second Style Pacemaker

And loads Of other actresses in Hol-
lyvood are wearing striking 1888
fashions right at this moment.
But Mae Vests styles in Coin
To Town are different, amusing,
daring. and original for two reasons.
First Of all, the story calls for
clothes which a woman who desires
to attract attention at all times
would wear.
Secondly, Mae West is the woman
in these clothes. She puts them over
with that whimsical, casual and in
fallible manner with which she does
everything-and plenty Of every
thing incidentally, and in this way
she will inspire another exciting
Mae Westian trend.
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leading edges of both are cut from
q inch square balsa. The trailing
edges are cut from 1sxA inch balsa.
SparS are made from 1-16-inch
square balsa. The tips are cut from
1-16-inch flat balsa. Build them as
separate units and cover with Jap
anese tissue. After it has thorough
ly dried, scrape the tissue away from
the two center Stabilizer ribs and
cement them to the fuSelage longer
ons. Brace the leading edge with
Is Inch square balsa block and cut
the width to the fuselage at that
point. Now, set the rudder in posi-
ton on the stabilizer and cement
in position, scraping the paper COW
ering from the points where it is
cemented. Place a 1s-inch square
balsa block under the leading edge
CT the rudder to make it f1rmer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-20
INSPIRING SERVICES IN CITY
CHURCHES TOMORROW WILL
MARK VICTORY OVER DEATH

Jesus. Thou Art Coming ..... Traditional
Ye Sons and Daughters Of the Lord
Fd4eSLrlld
Beneditlon.
- p. M
. Salutaris Hostia --...- -.....-S Wsooe
Pull Of Glory. Pun Of Wonders
Mary Helen Brook director and organist
Girls Choir Members-Ioma Bornhorst.
Amelia Bolyan. Eileen Casey. Gisela Spiegi
Marjorie Stroud, Dorothy D. Alton. Anna
Ekey. Rosemary Corrigan. Kathleen Clesry.
Jean Godfrey. Peggy FLYNN. Margaret
Mailer Margaret Schaeffer Katherine
McGinley. Mary Nef. Mary oGara. Pa
tricia Sesy. Ruth Ittenbach. Mary Goebes.
Mary Rapp. Mildred Pope Betty Sehr
Margaret Taylor. Rita Schumacher. Mary
Scheidegger. Joan Patrick. Mary Bultman.
Laura Aich. Betty Barrett. Mary!.ae
Brady Margaret Carson. Mary Catherine
Cecil Margaret NJ Clark. Dorothy Craig
Mary Koers Mildred Lang Helen Man
ley. Helen Mansfield Ruth Martin. Cecilia
McAlien, Mary McGinn. Betty Michaeiis
Dorothy Morris. Eleanor Naughton
Jeanne OBrien. Patricia Pfau. Phyllis
Poinsette. Mary Schaefer. Frances Stitch
Janet Stroud. Helen Sullivan, Catherine
SWhear. Gertrude Walpole, Rosemary
Walsh. Rosetta Weisenbach, Dorothy Wohl-
heiter. Dorothy Zahn. Bernice Stroud.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-20
LANDING GEAR

The landing gear on this model
is made of .038 Music Wire and is
simple in design. Follow the dia-
gram carefully. The joint where
it is braced can be either soldered
or held together With thread. The
gear is set in small grooves cut in
the underside of the fuselage and
is cemented in place and lashed with
thread and covered with clear dope.
The wheels are hardwood and liz
inches in diameter. After the land
ing gear is attached to the fuselage.
cover the underSide with japanese
tissue. working over the landing
gear braces. Place tail-skid. bent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-20
Christ Is Risen
The EfrIfe Is Ger
Holy Cross Church

flZ9 n. Oriental-St.i
The Right Rev. william +. Keefe. Pastor.
Solemn High Mass Of Resurrection
Processional-O Fill ct Fillae - ,,..
Bow Choristers
The Ordinary OF the Mass
Ky Tit.@ Eie son Gloria. Credo. sanctus.
Benedictus and Agnus Del.
Boy ChOrlsters and Men Chorus
The Proper Of the Mass for Easter Sun
Introit-Resurrexi .......-..... &c. .LabOure
Mems Chorus
Gradual-Haec Dies ----..-.....-- Dress
seouence-victmae Paschal -. Chant
Choristers and Mems Chorus -.
OfertorY-TerTa Tremult $500. DRESS
Mems Chorus
Communion Hymns-Panis AngelGus
Boy choristers -.
Ave Verum Men Mems chorus --'-''
Communion Chant-Pascha Nostrqn ,.,,o.
Mems Chorus
RecesSional-UnfOld Ye Portals GoGnod
Choristers and Mems Chorus
= P. NJ
Evening DevotlOnS
In Honor Of The Risen Saviour
Processional-O Fill ct tlliae r,...,,,,
',-''' Bow cho 4I5a century lynn
Terra 4'e"u'S Mems Chorus ,,.
Ave Verum Mems Chorus
I''''f Boy G ck0risters and Mems chorus -,
'eSuiP Bow St chori53ers and Mems Chorus
Recessional-Unfold Ye Portals Gounouo
Bov Choristers and Mems Chorus
Choir Members-The Reverend victor L.
Goossens. conductor. Prof. Albert j. klalh
Bow Choristers-John Atkinson. William
BrOuchhausen. Harold Burkart Joseph
Conerty. RAYMOND Conertv. Ralph Dean
John bowling. Paul Fisher Thomas ais.r PI Ia
hertv Brandon Green. John HeSSelgraFe,
Robert Hickey Patrick HyneS. Lawrence
Logan. Robert Lund. Joseph MATTE, James
McCaslin. william McCaslln. George NC
Keand Robert McKeand. James MCNsllS
bernard Moran James Moran. Francis
Moriaritv. Joseph Piggott. Joseph Gum
Nicholas Scolard. Thomas Scollard. YIN
mis- sullivan John Sullivan, william
swallow. Paul Topmiller, Homer watson
and Arthur Brockman. librarian.
Mems Chorus-Tenors. Joseph Swall1W,
Sr.. Alex Manders Charles Quinn. Leo
Robert Calls Baritones, Bernard WaSeIs
Robert Murphy. James Berry, PnlLp OleI'
charles Hogan. Leo Billerman. Ralph Mat
tingly. Joseph Swallow Jr-, James Lynch
Jr and Francis Cooney. Bases ROPER
Shipman Charles Jones, David Murphy,
william Aust Albin Kress. Joseph Jonas
and Robert Norman
g A. M
Low Mass
$50 A. M
School Girls Choir
Christ Is Risen
ResurreXi
Regina Coeli
Christ The Lord Is Risen Today
Easter HYMNS BY Trio
Miss s,, Mary S 6 Blain- Mrs FREQ Graz
1880 A. M
High Mass in Honor of the Holy Rosary
j. V. Schlfer
Members school Girls oAoir-Mary Mar
garet Aust. Margaret Brochhausen. Irene
Burkart Clara Louise BOYLE. Rosemary
Bowie. Mary Carroll Margaret Crisp. Ruth
Downev. Dorothy Farley. MargaTe,tt, Am Ann
Feenev. Marv Garland Theresa GlIlesple'
F1oreuce Griffin Mary c. GRO hauS.
JuIiana Hess Rosemary Hodel. Beatrice
Hvnes. Mary Eleanor Jones Mary Louise
Jonas Mary Knisel Margaret Markey.
Helen McCov. Helen Murphy. Mary Manley.
Kathleen O'DonneI. Ann Reilly Agnes
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