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Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Meeting Tonight
OF Junior Club

Membership in the Junior Ten
Thousand club closes with tonight's
meeting, no new members being
accepted after this date, and all old
memberships cancelled if dues are
not paid this evening.
The business meeting will begin
at 7:30 O'Clock and will be followed
by the program which will feature
a talk by Mrs. Clark McEuen Of
Riverside who will tell of her ex-
periences in observing the state leg
islature at work in last years ses-
sion.
A quartette from Brawley COM
posed of GLADYS Setser. Lois Yochem-
Grace Allen Walker and Artha
Shank will sing two songs written
by Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Roy Swanson
will play the accompaniment.
Refreshments will be served after
the program by a committee OF
hostesses; Mrs. Carl Miller, chair
man: Mrs Joe Thompson, Mrs. Irene
Afford. Mrs. Theodore B. Reynolds
Mrs. Bert Fawcett, Miss Lucille Nil.
Ter. Miss Pauline Allen.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Cotton Ginnings
Run Behind "a

WASHINGTON. Nov 81. U.P)-
The census bureau today reported
8,437, ,084 running bales of cotton of
the 1885 growth were ginned up
to Nov. IA as compared with 8,634,-
632 running bales in the same per-
iod last year.
Cotton ginnings by states up to
Nov. IA, as compared with same per-
iod in 1894 included:
California, 144,078 and 216,367.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Society
Clubs
SOCIAL CALENDAR
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Lions club. Barbara Worth.
Junior club. 7:30. 10000 club.
U. S. w. V. Auxiliary, 7:30, Vet
Grams hall
Dinner dance. 7.30; Elks lodge.
I. Y. Council No. "a; 500; Ma
sonic Temple.
2O-30 club: California hotel
Townsend club, 7:30; Wilson school
Troop "A: Scout hut.
Convention. 7:30. De ANA.
TOMORROW
Kiwanis club: Barbara Worth
w. c. T. u, 10:39; Christian
church.
D. L. \. tent. Veterans hall.
Convention tour. 900; De ANA.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Turkeys Prizes
For Gard Party

Real turkeys will be awarded as
prizes for The winners in The bridge
contest party Tuesday night at st.
Mary's hall, sponsored by the Altar
society.
Auction and contract will be play
ed, the game beginning at 8 p. m,
and refreshments will be served al
terwards. The winners will be award
ed their prizes which will be very
handy for the Thanksgiving dinner.
The public is invited TO attend.
Saturday of this week the Altar
society will mold a food sale in
front of the j. G. Penney Co. store.
Many delicacies will be available for
the ousy housewife, saving her work
this weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
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dav are those by Russell Bennitt,
tenor, and Mrs. H. Lee Landerman,
violinist.
This afternoon delegates were to
enjoy a short motor trip about
the valley. ending at the Ten
Thousand club house in this city
where a reception and tea will be
given in their honor.
District Tour
Friday is play day and the dele
gates will be guests of the 1mper-
ial Irrigation District on tom =
the All American canal construO-
ton work. Evan T. Hewes, chair
man of the irrigation district
board of directors has arranged
for transportation, cars leaving the
De ANA hotel at 9 a. m.
This convention, more than any
other held in the valley has been
concerned with the problems con-
fronting the American home and
the citizens of the nation.
Speaker after speaker empha-
sized the privileges which citizens
enjoy under the constitution of the
United States, pointing out that
while adaptations of the document
may be needed to meet social
changes, no changes should be
made except in the prescribed
manner laid down by the consti-
! tuition itself.
The Importance of the Ameri-
can home in maintaining the insti-
/ tutionS of the nation was stressed
in various ways by many speaker.
In addition to department re-
ports. the excellent panel discus
sion on the American Home con-
Quoted under the leadership of Mrs.
David Frazer of San Diego. the
symposium on Higher Levels" by
the county presidents, yesterday S
session had two outstanding events,
the address by Mrs. w. D. James,
president of the California Fe6C-
alton of Women's clubs, and the
reports on Junior membership.
President Speaks
Mrs. James, as was fitting, en-
phasized the value of federation
both to the individual, and the
club, and stressed the good that
may be accomplished through un-
flied effort.
Mrs. E. w. Shirk, chairman OF
Junior membership for the nation
al federation talked on the work
of her department, the growth in
clubs, the many activities of these
groups and their projects for the
year.
Report on the increasing number
of junior clubs in southern Cali
fornia was given by Mrs. E. D
White, chairman.
Miss Eleanor Wilson of San Di
ego, president of the Southern Dis
trict, Junior Club women, wa
presented and won the creates
applause given any speaker TO
her brief concise account of tn
formation of a district organiza
ton and of the first annual con
clave held last month in San Di
ego. Her poise and charm o
manner won for her the instan
interest and sympathy of the WON
en-.
Last night the annual stunt nigh
program was given, the women re
laxing from their serious study TO
/ night of fun and hilarity.
Delegates appeared in costume
: representative of the various ma
tions OF the world, the banque
tables being decorated according
". Distinguished men and WON
, en- of the community, representa-
tives of the consular service Wer
all present and were introduce
during the banquet. Three hun
r dred were expected for this even
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Afternoon Card
Group To Meet

Afternoon bridge section. Junior
Ten Thousand club will meet Fri
day afternoon at . o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. Steven n. Harris, $50
El Centre avenue. Mrs. Harris and
Mrs. Frances LaRue will be host
eSSeS.
Last Friday the grClip met at the
Georee Bennitt home with Mrs. Ben
nitt and Miss Viola Green as host
esscs. Mrs. Melvin o. King and Mrs.
LaRue we're winners of the first
and second prizes respectively.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Many Present AT
Golf Club Party

Barbara Worth golf club held the
first of a series of monthly bridge
luncheons yesterday, many women
being present to enjoy the hospital
ity of the Holtville committee.
Mrs. Steve Harris of Ell Centre,
won high score prize, and Mrs.
John zenos of Meloland, the Sec
ond.
Mrs. K. c. Burke of Holtvilie
entertained a large group of friends
reserving six tables for her party.
Many of the enthusiastic golfers
went out in the morning for their
lessons, remaining for luncheon
and more golf
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Holland FIoUers
To Be Described

Noted for its lovely flowers and its
beautiful gardens, Holland is a
country beloved by the gardeners OF
the world, who yearly import many
of its rarest flowers.
1t is these flowers which will be
the subject for the address to oe
given by Mrs. Paul Reiss of San
Diego for Women's University club
at the meeting Saturday OF this
week. Mrs. Reiss is president of the
San Diego Woman's City club and
is an authority on the flowers of
Holland.
The meeting will begin With
o'clock luncheon at the Barbara
Worth hotel. Reservations for the
luncheon must be made today with
Mrs. john w. Cook of this city.
WAIT FOR THE NEW CHRYSLER
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Match Point CIub In
Weekly Bridge Game

Match Point Duplicate members
held their game of contract this
week at the Homer Miller home on
WenSley avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Purdy won
high score. Mr.. and Mrs Ford Smith
second; Mrs. B. E. Lemons, Mrs.
Charles P. Delp, third, while Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Narce tied with Mrs. Cali
P. Harrison and Gen. Charles L.
Phillips for fourth place.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Business Women Ask
Dinner Reservations

Reservations for the Business ano
Professional Women's club dinner
next Tuesday must be made by today
with Miss Gladys Bush, 297-J. The
dinner will be served at o'clock in
the Barbara Worth hotel
The public is invited to this af-
fair and to hear the speaker, Jerry
Silveiras, surveyor Tor the board of
fire underwriters of the Pacific, who
will discuss Taking the Mystery Out
of Fire Insurance Rates"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Second Dinner
Dance Tonight

ElkS and their invited guests are
looking forward to another of the
popular dinner dances to be held to-
night in the lodge hall.
A delicious menu has been ar
ranged by the committee in charge
and will be served at 7:30 o'clock.
Dancing will follow, a popular or
cheStra playing during the dinner
hour and for dancing
Reservations should be made with
the lodge secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
w. 6. T. u. Board
In Session Here

Quarterly executive board meet
ing of the w. c. T. u will take place
in the State Street Christian church
Friday, the session beginning at
10.30 a. m.
At 1:3c p. m. reports on the recent
state convention will be given.
Those who attend are asked to
bring their sandwiches for lunch
con.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Acacia Center's
Party Saturday

Acacia home department will give
a card party in the Acacia school
house at 7:30 p. m. Saturday.
The women have made special
heating arrangements to insure
comfort for the evening. They eX-
tend a cordial invitation to the af-
fair for the general public.
A small door charge will be made
in order to assist the department ir
the work of completing the unique
clubhouse and assembly hall recent
ly constructed on the school,
grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Duplicate Card
Series Friday

Third event in the duplicate series
being conducted each week at local
hotel under the sponsorship of Mrs.
G. NJ. Barnes of San Diego, will take
place Friday of this week at p. m.
Hath HeiSig will direct the
tournament and will remain in the
valley Saturday for lessons. Those
wishing them may make arrange
mentS with Mrs. Charles P. Delp.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
SherUood's Team
Dinner Guests

Sherwood's All Star Girls indoor
baseball team was entertained at a
dinner party last night in Sher-
woods cafe, covers being laid for 81,
including the hosts, members of the
team, and John Kepley, coach.
During the evening Dorothy Shar-
key Helm and Ann LaFrankie Nc
Cam, recent brides, were presented
with gifts from the girls.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Methodists Hold
Monthly Dinner

Methodist church members and
their families gathered last night in
the social hall for the monthly fell
lowship meeting.
Dinner was served at $50 and af-
terwards a song service and devo-
tional period were conducted.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
Miss Jean Meyer
Hostess To Club

Miss Jean Meyer entertained her
bridge club last evening at her
home, $40 Wensley the group spend
ing the evening in contract, after
which refreshments were served.
Mrs. Johnson won the high score
prize.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Steven H. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ton johnson Miss Edith Eicke, Miss
Betty Mcmillan, Miss Meyer, Miss
Winifred Woodward, E. G. Bernard,
Oscar Ingersoll, Carlos Worrall.
Charles Provence
WAIT FOR. THE NEW CHPyST IT'D
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
TOWNSEND CLUB
MEETS TONIGHT

Townsend Club Ell Centro No. l
will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Will
son school. Dorothy Hatch, 4-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. MD.
Hatch, will sing. A large turnout of
members is anticipated.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-21
S.gs Of Interest To Women gsS s=:S:
Schools
Churches
SOCIAL BRIEFS

Daisy Mahlmann who spent the
last five months at the Los Angeles
Orthopedis hospital, is home for a
few days and is able to see friends.
Daughters of Union Veterans of
the Civil War will meet Friday in the
Veterans hall.
Miss Peggy Blocker of Ft. Worth
Texas. is visiting Mrs. r. P. Angus
tuS
Evening star., 1935-03-17
A. A. A. League
Team Standing.
Season Records.

High sverage-Stephenson. lO9-39
Dice lO9-36; Dieterich. 10S-l6. oo,
High team game--Computlns' ooo.
High team SETTLES. 1879. o
Hish individual game-Roberts. loo
High individual set-Dice. 397.
High strikes-Schecter, "a:
Hish spares=Stephenson. 100.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
Campbell SPurns Minor Mark
Has District League Record in Bag. Tries for
''Monkey" Spare and City's High Game.

For another odd slant on
bowling, take a look at the ITS
game rolled at Convention Hall
bv Bill Miller. Miller made the
same number of marks as Camp
bell-seven. two spares and five
strikes. Yet his game was 13 pins
less and he collected more wood
than Campbell.
The difference was that Camp
bell scored four strikes in row
while the King Pinner, after a
double header, had a fat box only
to throw in a triple-header in the
next three frames.
Then again Harry Hilliard. who
on the same night at Columbia
rolled ITO with Boulevard, made
eight marks. So thereTyou are.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Season Records.

High team game-Holy Name. 632.
High team set-Holy Name. 1.74S.
High individual games-Stanton. St
Stephens, and McGolrick, st. Francis De
Sales, 161 each.
ems. 436.
High strikes-McGolrick st. Francis De
High spares-McGolrick st. Francis De
Sales, 15S.
High individual average-McGolrick. St.
Francis De Sales. 1889.
High team average-Holy Name, 52S-36.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
MASONIC.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team Notwithstanding. 639:
Kline David $50
High team sets-Petworth. 1899: King
David 1119
High Observation-Disclosures fJoppa).
1853: Wolfe tStansbury). 1914; Dep
uty lPetworth). l14-3O: Homer Pet-
WORTH. 1l4-16
High individual games-BilIheimer
IJoppa). 169; Phillips CKine David. 16s:
Collins tJoppa). l67: House tPotomacI.
164
High individual sets-Billheimer fJop-
pa. 44s; Wolfe lStansbury). 4O1: Stevens
Potomac. 399: Stsckman tSt. Johns).
3yg
High strikes-Guerrier CTakoma). 4s;
Voorhees, (Kire David "A; Bittenbender
tCentenniaD. A: Gray (NavaD. A; Hare
Ga Fayette). II.
Deputy tPetworth). lS@; Homer pet
worth. $50
High weekly games-Cleary (Whitins).
156; Robb tSt. John's). IA.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Dickey Bros. Gil.
High team set-Dickey Bros. 1.753.
High individual game r. Spilman.
Kirby's Service 1852
High individual set-R Spilman Kir-
by's Service 406: G. Davis. Arlington
Trust, 406.
High individual average-R Spilman.
Kirby's Service 1864
High strikes-C. Haverty. Shady Grove.
High spares-R. Spilman. Kirby's Serv-
ice olS
Evening star., 1935-03-17
PETWORTH SINGLES
Season Records.

High averages-Don Hopper, 1913;
Teddy Farrar, 99-4.
High game-Don Hopper, 1856.
High Set-Don Hopper, $40.
High strikes-Phil Coniglio, 6.
High spares-Don Hopper, ~.
High fiat game-Sam Napoli, 81.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
DEADLINE is FIXED
FOR TANK ENTRIES
Applications for A. A. US City
Meet Must Be in Tuesday.
Is Events Listed.
NTRIES for the annual District

TNTRIES for the annual District
L. A. A. U. championship SWIM
ming meet will close Tuesday
with A Earle Weeks. 1927 T street
Entry blanks also may be obtained
from Weeks.
Fifteen events will be contested
eight for men and seven for women
The mems events will be the so, 100
and 220-yard free styles, 150-yard
back stroke, 220-yard breast stroke
diving, 2OO-yard relay and 300-yard
medley relay. Women's events will be
the so. 100 and 220 yard free styles.
1OO-yard back stroke, 100-yard breast
stroke, diving, and l5O-yard individual
medley relay.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
COOK LEADS AT TRAPS
Skaters 4S of so Targets in
Shoot at Benning.

Parker Cook took first honors at
the weekly trapshoot staged by the
Washington Gun Club yesterday over
the Benning traps. Cook smashed
48 of so targets.
R. P. Livesey had a perfect score
in the 25-target competition. Scores:
Parker Cook. As; Henry Bartholomew.
45-22; ]. w. Lyons 43-24; r. T. Live
sey. 1875; C. c. Fawsett. $50; J.
Marsey. 42-21; @. A. Emmons, 30; A.
y, Parsons 3SZ2l; W., So WILSON. n
James. $50; G. r. Hartmana.19; @. L.
Hartman. IL.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

Lorraine GULL, Washington. -. 6,952
Lotta Janowitz, Baltimore. ..... 6793
Margaret Holiday. Baltimore. 6,734
Frances Krieg, Baltimore. ..... 6,5l5
Sue Miller, Baltimore. ......... 6,480
Margaret Miltner, Washington. CATS
Elsie Fischer, washington. ..... CAPT
Virginia Yarnell, Washington. 6.367
Bronson Quaites, Washington. 6,242
Doris Goodall, Washington. go. 6,226
Polly Shugrue of Washington has
been the leading performer of the
last two tournaments, in total average.
For her last Is N. D. B. G. games
Polly has rolled at a 1874 clip.
The tournament means a lot Of
extra work for Monk Fraser, Arcadia
manager, but Monk probably is the
happiest bowling boss in the country
He thrives on toll. He put up a big
fight to gain. the tournament and
aims to see that every bowler who
takes part in it shoots under condi-
tions as close to ideal as he and
hustling staff can make them.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
CARR. BROS. & BOSWELL.
THYME GARAGE.
Season Records.

DtdSVH
ucts. 655.
High team set-Frieidaire. 1859.
High individual game-Iseman 1s2.
High individual set-Temple 1852
High number strikes-C. H. Wolfe. Tenn
pie p. Wolfe So
High number spares-P Wolfe. OIL.
High averages-Temple. I2i-72; p.
Wolfe. 120-56; O. Hiser, 1882.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
FEDERAL.
Season Records.

High team games-Veterans' Administra-
tion. 667: Government Printing once, 666
High team sets-Government Printing
Office, 1854: INVESTIGATION, 1.S44
High individual games-Jolliffe. Vet
Adm. III: Clarke. Investigation. 176.
High individual sets-Walker. G. P. o..
44n: Watson. G. P. @. 431.
High averages-Clarke, Investigation,
1855: Freschi. NJ r. A., 12024 Miller,
Investigation. 1880: Simon. I. B. E. W..
1886; Jolliffe, Vet. Adm. 11S-10; Walker.
G. P O.. 1l7-5S: Cowden. G. P. O.,
117-l2: Weidman. Navy Yard, 117-S; Wat
son, G. P. o.. 116-4S: Kasson. Int. Rev.
116-21.
High strikes-Clarke. Investigation, "a;
Walker. G. P O., 80.
High spares-Ciarke, Investigation, 255;
Freschi, ~ R. A. 236
Evening star., 1935-03-17
H. o. L. C. AUDITORS.

StHSOn htCOfuS.
High individual averages-Fling, 114-59;
Morgan, 1920; Ellis, 110-53,
High individual gameS-Fling, 165;
Tfada, 1864; Mears, 155.
High individual sets-Fling, 403; NC
Williams. 1906; Morgan, 392.
High strikes-Fling, As; Ellis, 33; Nor
gan. 33.
High spares-Fling. 1874: Ellis. 1853;
Morgan, 155.
eral Ledger, SOL: Mortgage, 5S7
High team SetS-Executive, 1865;
Mortgage, 1,6l2; DisallowanceS, 1,60S.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
LADIES' FEDERAL.
AMERICAN LEGION.
Season Records,

High averages-Brodie tFt. Stevens
112: Kee Bunker HID. Ill: thinner
lLincolnl. 109; Campbell UincolnD. los;
Milne (Lincoln1. 107.
High individual games-Watt Stuart
Walcott). 153: Chase Bunker Eiln las;
thinner Lincoln, 147; Milne Uincoln).
147; Haldeman NASH l45
High individual set--Zimmer Gincoln)
Evening star., 1935-03-17
ELECTRICAL
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team gahe-western Electric No.
high team set-Capital Transit. 1857.
High individual game-Clements, 17S.
High individual set-Oyerend. 39S.
1856: Overend. lI2-37; James. 1890;
r. Bryant Ill; S. Lawhorn. 1905; Con-
nick. 110-3; Meredith. ITO.
HiRh weekly game-Youngauist; !43;
AZ: Evans. AZ; Miller AZ; Bush. 80; Nut
well So: James, 35; Meyer. 30: r. Law
High spares-Moyer. 100; Clements. 176;
James 1877; Overend 1872: Evans. 15a;
8. Lawhorn. 15S; Hogarth. 154; zuEle, 151.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Book of Washington.
1153
6lS
High individual set-C 500. 413: Hall.
4O6
High individual Eame-smith. 16O;
George 155.
High strikes-Smith A.; George. AZ.
Az
High spares-Holst 1913; La Billie. 11a.
High averages-Smlth. 1l4-42; Hoist:
1l4-3l: DARLING 1854; La Billie. li3-l;
Hail. 1916: George. 1l@-9 Fox. 111-9.
Cerceo. 110-52; Brown. 1lO-46.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
FRONT LINE NO.
WASHINGTON.
EDMONDS
TAKES BOXING TITLE
Frisco Beats Farber for Junior
Feather Honors in Orient.

MANILA, March 16 @.-Star
Frisco. Filipino fighter who has ap-
peared in the United States, won the
Junior featherweight championship of
the Orient tonight by a decision over
Lew Farber of New York, in IL
rounds
Frisco weighed lis pounds and
Farber, III,
Evening star., 1935-03-17
Mixed Doubles.

M. Jenson and Wally Pipp
Hartford, Conn) ....... 780
With the pinfall everywhere higher
this season than ever before it is not
unlikely that tournament record or
two will be hung up on the Arcadia's
carefully manicured mapleways Fol-
lowing are the all-time N D. B. c.
records:
Evening star., 1935-03-17
OPENS THIS WEEK
ON ARCADIA DRIVES
Big Field, Sparkling With
Class, Figured Likely to
Crack Records.
BY ROD THOMAS.

n YEARLY one-half of the titles
in the National Duckpin
l Bowling Congress eighth an
nual championships, opening
next Saturday at the Arcadia, will be
defended by Washington bowlers.
After being shut out in 1888 the
Capital pin shooters made a great
comeback last year and won four
titles, three of them in the women's
section.
Washington shared with Hartford,
Conn, its lone championship of 1884
in the mems division. Red Megaw of
Washington teamed with J. Waters
of Hartford to win the doubles.
The Lucky Strike team. Evelyn
Ream and Billie Butler in doubles
and Lorraine GULL in the all-events
all but gave the Capital clean sweep
in the womens field. Florence La
Barr of Bridgeport, Conn, prevented
the slam by winning the singles.
The mixed doubles went to M. Jen-
son and Wally Pipp of Hartford.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
COLORED MINES INVITED.

Managers of colored base ball teams
wishing to compete in a semi-pro
league this season are requested to
attend a diamond meeting to be held
tomorrow at o'clock at the Twelfth
Street Y. M. c. A.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

ok of the high ten in the women's
y division are Washingtonians, with
Lorraine GULL topping all with an
average of 1902 for 63 strings. The
four other places are held by Balti-
more girls. Here's the standing:
Evening star., 1935-03-17
Season Records.
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Season Records.
DIAMOND CAB.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Hotels. COS.
High team set-Hotels. LIPS.
High individual game-E. Wesley. 166.
High individual set-E wesley. 421.
Highsindividual strikes-R. Hopkins. 80.
High individual spares - r. Hopkins.
1856.
High fiat game-C. williams. J. Lucas.
%.
Wesley. liz: r. Kiiby, I09; w. Turner.
100 A. Lewis 10S
High game and set for week-E. Wes-
ley. 166 and 42l.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
TAKOMA.
TAKOMA CHURCH.
AGRIcULTURE 1NTERBUREAU
Season Records.

High team sets-Plant Industry: 1;759;
Economics. 1,132: Blister Rust. 1893.
High team games-Blister Rust 622;
Plant Industry, 6lT; Economics, 612.
High individual sets-Lindstronl. 459;
Tucker, 400: Dixon, Don Seaton, 394
High individual games-Tucker, 16S;
German, 161; Lindstrom, 165.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Season Records.

High team game-Highway Engineers
67s.
High team set--Highway Engineers,
High individual game-Keith. $50.
High individual Set-Walson. Az.
High individual average - krauss,
Evening star., 1935-03-17
Washington Bo,ves end -Four Championships National Tournament
Standings and Records in Bowling Loopes
; COMMERCIAL.
Season Records.

Season Records.
Hieh team game-C. & p. Telephone
Co.. 621.
High team set--C. & p. Telephone Co..
799.
High individual game-Parsons tConti-
mental Baking Coz, 100.
High individual set-hllen continental
Baking CO.., 42S.
High individual average-Jarman &C. g.
P. Telephone CO.., 115-48.
High individual strikes-Burrows Eve
ming Starr, 43.
Hieh individual spares-Olivetti CDia-
mond Service). 208.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
S. KANN SONS CO.
Season Records.

High team game-Yankees. 622.
High team set-Yankees. .1.721
High individual game-Wallach. 162.
High individual set-Wallach. 400.
High individual average-Wallach
112-21; Henry. 11O-37. m
High strikes-Henry. 81; Wallach. 80:
High spares-Henry. $50: Wallach.
las.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
CIVIC CLUBS.
b. Y. p. u.
ARCADIA JUNIOR DOUBLES.

W. L. w. L.
cK'n-Noc. 81 q Dowell-Lch'r IL 15
J. & D. Singer 20 Story-Hopes. IL ID
HaSsett-Ark.. 10 Arkin-Bryan. II 10
Hrn-Kramer II 10 B'man-Edlov. IL 10
Ward-Dow'se 10 IL A. & P.-Napoli 1S
QuigPy-Stew. 13 IA
High averages-J. Singer. 1922: ouie-
ley. 1905; Kramer. 105-ls; Nocers.
IO4-14; D. Singer l03-17; HasSett,
1O2-l7; McKillen. 101-1l.