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Evening star., 1936-03-22
Schools and Colleges
Events of Interesting Student and Faculty
Activities in Washington's Leading
Educational Institutions.

four will be chosen to compete in the
final contest.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

Those who have not obtained speci-
mems of the 16-cent, steel blue, air.
mail-special delivery stamp are urged
to act at once. The issue will be with
drawn from sale March 81.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Children's Items Included.

Lets have something to interest
the children" says a treasure hunter
who has never grown up. I'll start
of with set of eighteenth century
Jack straws and little walnut doll
bed that was made for Nelly Grant
when. her father was President of the
United States. Hasn't anyone any
doll dishes?"
Emily, why don't you display your
treasured miniature tea set?"
Gladly" comes the reply, "but you
know that miniature tea set isn't a
dolls tea set. Before the time of cata-
logues, overseas dealers in fine china
would ship sets in miniature which
were really exact copies of those they
desired to sell to prospective custom
ers, often afterwards permitting q
lavish buyer to have the miniature set
for the children of the household.
Many times. it is true, they became
the children's tea ssSs, but they were
quite different in aRality and design
Evening star., 1936-03-22

The Rhode Island commemorative
to be issued in May, will show an in
tended portrait of Roger Williams and
the State seal. 1t will be a 3-cent
value, purple in color, same size as the
Mothers day stamp.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

Chester L. Lankford, president
Franklin D. Roosevelt Stamp Club
Douglas. Ga, proposes stamps in re-
membrance of Rear Admiral Robert
E. Peary, "discoverer" of the North
Pole. and DR.. Walter Reed, celebrated
Army physician and surgeon. The
inspiration of such lives as theirs" he
says, lis very great"
Evening star., 1936-03-22

NPRINGTIME'S challenge, Come,
- let's be journeying." is in the
air in Georgetown. All Of
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Tiny Morgan and
Davis Bout Fills
Armory Program

The Hercules A. C. all-heavv-
weight wrestling card scheduled for
the Armory next Tuesday night. was
filled today with Matchmaker Llovd
Carter landing Tiny Morgan, $50,
Texas, to go against Big Boy Davis,
239, rough Ohioan, in the opening
struggle. 1t is one-fall tug.
Jack Kennedy and Leo Numa will
return to the local ring to headline
the program in rematch calling
for the usual two falls out of three
and Commute time limit. The pair
staged a fast tussle last Tuesday,
Jack scoring victory by grabbing
the third and final fall. Leo pro-
tested that Kennedy resorted to an
overdose" of rough tactics to gain
the edge.
Kennedy weighs 215 and is from
Minneapolis. Numa comes from
Seattle and has a three-pound
weight advantage. Jack has won
ten out of eleven Indianapolis bouts.
The veteran Tom Marvin, 212, the
Oklahoma chin-lock specialist, will
pit his experience against young
Ernie Zeller, $50, Terre Haute, in
the semi-wlndup. 1t is tough test
for zeller, a former Indiana State
Normal footballer.
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3 De1ths-FunernIs

indianapolis Times, Sat. Jan. IS, 1885
KIRKPATRICK-Edwa j.. age ~. be-
loved husband Of Dorothy Kreig Kirk
P ths r axs{ nsidsy sucAA SsTI
MORTUARY Sunday, / 40 o. m. Friends
invited, Burial Charlottesville. Ind
NEAIs-Mrs Ella, mother Of Pearl Neal
and aunt of Mrs. Florence Savage ,nee
dence. .7oe S. Noble-st. Friday. Jan. II
Funeral from the residence Monday
Patrick church, 9 a. m. Friends invited
FINN BROS. SERVICE. Madison lind }
papers please copy.
RAY-Ela. of s2s N Pershine-av. wife OF
Merlin Ray: passed away THURSDAY. eve
invited. Burial HOLY Cross cemetery'
NERAL HOME, iss4 4 W. Ne M i3NsEN fo-
STEMBEI-Ann Erwin. at Methodist Hos
loved wife Of Clarence j. stemSel Of
se ben dsushte m0t n MI Gt an M Mise STEM
Erwin Of Fair Oaks, Ind; sister of Mrs
Richard Vance of Indianapolis. Olive
Erwin OF wheatfield. Ind Marie Erwin
Sunday $50 a. m. at the w. D. BEAN
BLOSSOM MORTUARY. l32i-23 w. Raw
st. Burial at oxford, Ind. Friends
invited.
WAMPLER-John c.. of 522 N. Temple
av. entered into rest FRIDAY age 81
years. beloved husband of Mary E
Wampler. father of Jessie and Chester
Wampler. Funeral Monday o. m All
THE HARRY w. MOORE FUNERAL
PARLOR; 2oSo E. Michigan-st. Burial
Memorial Park.
VETERINARY E. age 49, beloved mother
of Harold and Gertrude Weber and
Freda Tomamichel. passed away at her
home. 429 Goodlet-av. Friday. Jan. II
at 11:45 D. m. Funeral Monday, Jan 90
2 p. m, at the above address Friends
invited. Burial New Crown Cemetery
Madison and Connersville (Indl pa
pers please copy.l
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U.SeekS to
Pull Out Into
Big Ten Lead
HooSiers Favored to Gain
Top Rung With Win
Over Gophers.
BY WINTHROP LYMAN
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Jan. ia chance to
draw away from the rest of the field
awaits Indiana tonight when the
HOLSTERS meet Minnesota at Mime
apolis in one of four games on the
Biz Ten basketball schedule.
Indiana is tied with Purdue for
the conference lead with three wins
and no defeats but the Boilermakers
will be idle until Feb because of
semester examinations.
Other games tonight will send
Iowa against Ohio State at Colum-
bus, Chicago against Michigan at
Ann Arbor, and Northwestern
against Illinois at Champaign.
Wisconsin Is Tough
Monday night Indiana will stop
off at Madison to play Wisconsin,
Iowa will swing over to Ann Arbor
to meet Michigan, and Northwestern
will meet Minnesota at Minneapolis
in return engagement.
Indiana should win easily from
Minnesota but Wisconsin, with the
home floor advantage, may hand the
Hoosiers their first setback. In past
years, Wisconsin has been able to
master Indiana consistently even
on the Hoosiers' floor.
Minnesota, apparently destined to
finish in the cellar, will be strength
ened somewhat by the return of
Andy Uram, who has hurdled
scholastic difficulties. The Gophers,
however, haven't the material to
play the fast-breaking type of game
they have been taught.
Buckeyes Seek Revenge
Ohio State, out for revenge for
the 25-to-23 lacing it took at Iowa
City, is favored to defeat Iowa be-
cause of the home floor advantage.
The Buckeyes will depend on their
little captain, Warren Whitlinger, for
points in the pinch. Whitlinger is
leading the individual scorers in the
conference with 40 points.
Coach Frank Cappon is consider
ing shakeup in his team so that
John Gee, Giant center, can have
more time to recover from a recent
illness. John Townsend may be
shifted TO center and Earl Meyers
probably will be sent to Townsend S
forward post.
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assuHeS NO responsibility Ior the accuracy
Of such addresses.)
- Calvin g, slagle; ,48. of 80 N. Addison
st, foreman, and Marie Brown, 38, of 81
N. Addison-st. housekeeper
Howard w. Gabbard, 81, of 100 N. Pine
st, machinist, and Ada Frances Pope, 10,
OF 2l45 n Denny-st, housekeeper.
CLERK. and Sylvia Ferrari, %. of 1856 N
PennSylvania-st, secretary.
- Rlehards Van DeKlashorst. 49,. of r: r.
der 81. Of gi7 Hishst, f ho ase eT "un
Lewis E. Williamson, "a, Of Y. M. c. A.,
distributor and Christine A. Fondren, %
OF oo11a Massachusetts av, cosmetician.
s snd poro os of va sig 81
4O4l n. Keystone-av. waitress.
c. Lyle Wisenberg, "a, of 1857 w. 33rd-
st, garage, and M. Florence McIntire, %
OF 326 Eugene-St. clerk.
Kenneth F. Hufford g. of 80 DeQuincy-
St, clerk, and Edith l.. Barnhill 81, of Il
Earl D. Rittenhouse, 20, Fort Harrison
soldier. and Leona Bruggner, II, 2215 S
llllnois-St, housekeeper.
Edward Eggerdling, 81, IT'S S. New Jer-
ssey-st, jewellery, and Esther Mae Cox 1S
614 Sanders-st, housekeeper.
Earl c: Hoover, q, 1905 Ruckle-st
clerk. and Annabelle Montgomery, 20, sc
Birch-av, domestic.
iaborer. and Margaret Trimble, %, 1880 w
New York-st. factory worker
Charles Taylor, SO. Chicago, truck
driver, and Mildred Winell, "a, 1885 Con,
greSs-st, waitress
Joseph F. Volher. %, I'll N. wsrman-
1908 N. Haugh-st. housekeeper.
John W. Fisher, 90 2944 N New Jersey
st, mechanic, and Rosalind E. Likely, 28
3145 Washington-blvd, housekeeper.
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ATTACKS QUINT AND
STINESVILLE IN TILT

Coach Radford Morris's Crispus
Attucks High School METERS took a
fina., light drill yesterday in prepa-
ration for the game with Stinesville
tonight. The tilt is to be played
at Ellettsviile.
Players making the trip are
Watts, Jess Beck, Mitchell and
Sansbury, forwards; James Beck
and Goodman, centers; Umphrey
and Davis, guards.
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Births
Girls

Girls
James. Luev& Hundlev 543 Fletcher
Claude. Alberta Doughty. Methodist Hos
pital.
Russell. Jean Hiatt Coleman Hospital,
Homer. Mary Life. Coleman Hospital
Ralph. Rosemary Pitzer. Coleman Hos
pital.
Ernest. Myrtle Ramsey Methodist Hos
pital
Chester. Olive Downey. Methodist Hos
pital.
Pleas. Geraldine Lilly. Methodist Tos-
pital.
Elmo Katherine Richey, Methodist Hos
pital.
Chester. Ruth Danner. Methodist Hos
pital.
Herschel. Clara Devault. Methodist Hos
pital.
Clifford. Annis Cunningham. Methodist
Raymond. Thelma Bohall. Coleman Hos
pital.
Ralph. Louise Brown. Coleman Hospital
John Madeline Cook Coleman Hospital
Sylvester. Doris Derby. Coleman Hos
Jesse. Edna Ellis. Coleman HOSPITAL
Dale Opal Haley. Coleman Hospital.
Richard Evelyn Hochstetler. Coleman
Joseph. Cora Jack. Coleman HOSPITAL.
George Ula Katra. Coleman Hospital.
Clarence. Dorothy Schrader. Coleman
Emery. Lucille Troxell. Coleman Hos
pital
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j. E. Aspinol, 1876 w. Hampton DIR. s285.
install underfeed stoker.
Tacoma Theater. 2442 E. Washington-st.
reinspection.
Hills Indiana Theater. 412 Indiana av.
reinspection
Howard Theater 1903 Howard-st. re-
inspection.
Mutual China Co., 1913 S. Meridian-st,
$3.50. new sign.
sAround-the Corner Cafe. o11 Massachu-
setts-av. $85 new sign.
Moline Inn, % S. Noble-st. $110. new
sign.
Walk-Over Shoe Store, % N. Pennsyl-
vania-st. $500, new sign.
George Mayer, So S. Meridian-st, $3.50.
new sign.
W. & B. Drugs. 1888 Oliver-av. 1928. new
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Deaths

Taylor Dewitt, As at Long Hospital,
myocarditis.
Lillian Burkhart, 80, at City Hospital,
endocarditis.
Nora Bennett, SIS, at $40 Coffey. lobar
pneumonia.
James Moore, one month, at Riley Hos
pital lobar pneumonia.
James F. Daniels, 81, at City Hospital
accidental.
Eleonore Buddenbaum, 7S, at 1881 Ruckle
Addie Owens, 50, at GOT S. Missouri
chronic cardiac asthma.
Georgia Ella Jenkins, So at 1881 Union,
James p Griffin, IS, at 1921 E. Michigan,
acute myocarditis
Enos R. Miller, 10, at st. Vincent's Hos
pital secondary anemia.
Elba c. Rubush, 81, at $50 E. 46th,
acute hepatitis.
Marie Alice Cannon, 81 at City Hos
pital acute myocarditis.
Ella Ray, SIS, at City Hospital, arterio-
ScleroSiS
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COLLEGE GROUP DENIES
SURVEY OF ATHLETICS
American Association Calls Problem
One for Each School.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 18-The asso-
citation of American Colleges re-
fused last night to order a com
prehensive survey of the athletic
situation" requested by group
headed by Walter L. Lingle, presi-
dent of Davidson College, David
son, N. G.
The majority Of more than 400
college presidents and chancellors
at two-day convention asserted
that correction of abuses in ath-
letics must be responsibility of in
dividual colleges and regional con-
ferences.
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SPENCER COUNTY TOURNEY
At Rockport
Christy, 81: Grandview, 81.
Dale, 81; Gentryville. 20.

WABASH VALLEY TOURNEY
At Bloomfield
Spencer, 81; Freedom. IL.
Linton, 81; Owensburg. %.
At Brazil
Stanton 25: Bowling Green, 80.
Clay City. %; Gosport. 20.
At Bridgeport, Ill.
st. Francisville. SO; Sumner. IS.
At Clinton
st. Bernice. "a: Hillsdale, H.
Clinton. AZ: Newport, %.
Perryville, %; Dana. %.
At Greencastle
Russellville, IS: Fillmore, IL
Roachdale, 81; Belle Union, 10.
At Hymera
Jasonville. 90; shelburn, 10.
Farmersburg, 80; Coal City. H.
At Mecca
Rockville So: Bellmore, 28.
Tangier. 30; MonteZuma, %.
Bloomingdale. %; Mecca, 81.
Marshall, AZ; Rosedale, SO tovertime).
At North Terre Haute
Otter Creek SO; State (Terre Haute), 81.
Fontanet. 30: Pimento. "a
Riley, %; Garfield tTerre Haute), IA.
At Paris, Ill.
Redmon, 90 Chrisman. "a.
Metcai. 81: Hume, 10.
At Robinson, ILL.,
Oblong IS: Marshall, II.
Newton, 20; Robinson. "a.
At Sullivan
Sullivan. %; Merom, Is
Graysville. 90; Pleasantville, q (over-
timel.
At Yineennes
Decker Chapel IS: Freelardville, 8.
Sandborn, %: Friction. Is.
At Washington
Plainville. 81: Elnora, 10.
EPSON. %; Newberry, 10
At West Terre Haute
Wiley tTerre Hautel. Al; Honey
Greek o.
Gerstmsyer tTerrs Haute). a.: Prairie
Glenn. 10; West Terrs Haate. u.
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3 DeUths-FunernLS

Indianapolis Times, Sat. Jan. 1s, 1895.
home Of her sister, Mrs. Charles G.
sss9 e' of Mfs Charles d e. Bsdsr
aunt Of Mr.. Afford and Arthur Becker,
Mrs. Albert WHITE and Mrs. Harvey Cook
Funeral Sunday. 230 p; M, at above
Cumberland. MAX HERRLICH g. SON
SERVICE.
band OF. Ethel Blinn and son of John
Blinn Of Chatham. N. Y. and brother
Of j Osborne Blinn Of White Plains
Services at the FLANNER q BUCHAN-
AN MORTUARY, Sunday, 10 a. m.
Friends invited. Cremation following.
BROOKsHIRE-swan. brother of Harry Of
New Augusta. Mrs: Evoril Grute and
Gables Lsf Ps D pa sS5d syns Friday eye
n Cha ssr MoRr a ths MoaGaV s3
Lodge. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill, Friends may call at the NOR
BURGESS-Mary. beloved sister Of Blanche
and Homer Burgess. and Mrs. Bertha
the K ire F MokrUhRY ser
Saturday. Funeral Monday $50, at the
mnsortuary; 9 a. M, St: PHILIP neri
GASS-Caroline. age 81. beloved mother
of George S. Gass and Mrs. r. B. futile.
passed away at her home: 1873 n I'LL
day. 1880 p. m. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill.
GRIFrIN-James p. beloved husband of
Alma tnee Wolsifferl Griffin and father
Griffin. brother of Mary and Thomas
Griffin and Mrs. Lawrence Sage. died
Friday. Jan. II. Funeral from his
mothers home 238 Parkview-av. Mon
day. Jan. 20; $40 a. m. Services at Holy
BLACKWELL SERVICE.
HoFFMAN-Peter. v. s.. beloved husband
Of Ida Hoffman. and father Of Mary.
passed away Jan. 10, 1t mis- hoi1e. BIS
w New York-st. Time If funeral given
later. For information call FINN BROS.
TA-l835.
H0NOUR-Mary L. wife Of John. mother
OF Mrs. Bert Wright sno sister of Mrs.
H. H. Wetz. passed away Friday evening.
Short services at the residence. 1925 W.
26th-st. 9 a. m. Sunday. Friends in
Citizen and Se1ssss at the Ma5 snd
II a. m. For further information call
FLANNER 81 BUCHANAN MORTUARY.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 80 years, beloved
Charles Michel, passed away Saturday,
2. a. m. at the residence 320 Caven-st
Short services Monday. 10 a. m. at the
g. H. HERMANN FUNERAL HOME,
1905 s. Easiest and p. N. at the. ST.
ind FRIENDS invited. :. Friends p0 NAV
cal at the Fuperal Hog1< after Z p. M.
S&ttAN@Io
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2 Cards of Thanks

ELLIS-Thursa Ann, beloved wife of Theo-
dore E. Ellis. of Hot Springs. Arkansas;
mother of Mrs. Maude Van Horn Of
Toledo Ohio; Mrs. Nina L. Maggie Of
Baltimore. Md, and Eva G. Underwood
Rodman P. Ellis. Dale Ellis, all of In
dianapolis; passed away Friday at hel
home, 13l w. MapIe-rd Funeral services
Sunday, 2 p. M, at the Little & Sons
Funeral Home. 1915 N. Meridian-st
Friends invited Burial at Greenwich. o
MARTIN-We wish to thank our many
relavtive and friends for kind express
sions of sympathy and for the wonder.
Jul floral tributes. Special thanks tt
Rev. H. G. Rowe for his consoling words
the singers and those who offered the
use of their cars in our recent be-
reavement in the loss of our loved one
Signed, j. w. MARTIN AND FAMILY.
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CHAMP SCORES X. o.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 18.-John Henry
Lewis, Hght-heavyweight champion,
won technical Knockout over AL
Stillman last night in the third
round of their scheduled 15-round
non-title fight.
The Arizona Negro weighed 1870,
Stillman. 1T,
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NEW SWIM RECORD

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. ia
new Southeastern A. A. U. record of
1924 minutes for the 220-yard
free-style swim for men was set here
last night by Ed Farrell, University
of Minnesota student.
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BYRD PAGES ANDERSON

ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. 1S.-Led
by Byrd, guard, with IS points, An
derson College defeated Taylor Uni
versity's basketball game, 48 to a.
here last night. Anderson led at
the half, % to 2t,
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GERMAN CYCLERs LEAD

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 18.-Gustay
Kilian and Heinz Vopel, the bril-
liant young German riders, led the
pack around the saucer today in
Milwaukees fifth international six
day bike race.
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=, Hammond I S. Thorntown (Harvey.
Hobart, 81; Crown Point, IS.
Burris (Munciel. 81; Button, Is over
Morristown, 80; Boggstown. 81.
Monticello. 80: Fowler, IS.
Goshen, 49,; Central South Bend, 10.
Nappanee, %: Michigan City. 26.
Walkerton, 26; Lakeville. 25
JUNIOR HIGH TOURNEY
At Frankfort
Third Round
Anderson. 10: New Market II.
Beaver Dam, IA; Woodside Frank
tot coifax, 9; Sheridan, 8.
Cutler 10; Buffalo. 8.
Washington Township CBoone County,
9: Jackson Township Clinton County,, T.
Ben Davis 10; Rossville, u.
Frankfort, 81; Advance, 9
Quarterfnals
Anderson, II; Washington Township, 4.
Ben Davis, 2; Beaver Dam, s.
Southport, %; Colfax IA.
Frankfort. l6; Cutler, 10.
BOURBON TOURNEY
Culver, 81; LaPaZ, II.
Bourbon 81 Tyner, Is.
Argos 80: Bremen. 81
Tippecanoe, "a; West lPlvmouthl. "a
JOHNSON COUNTY TOURNEY
At franklin
Union Township. "a: Center Grove, Ia.
Greenwood. IS: Edinburg %
Masonic Home, 80: Clark Township, Is.
HENDRICKS COUNTY TOURNEY
At Danville
Piainfeld. %: Stilesville. II.
Avon. 81; Amo. g.
Danville. 40. Clayton, 10.
Brownsburg. %: New winchester, IL.
Plainfield, IS; LiZton. 20.
HANCOCK COUNTY TOURNEY
At Greenfield
Maxwell. %; Fortyille, 81 double over
timel.
Charlottesville, "a: New Palestine, II.
RIPLEY COUNTY TOURNEY
At Versailles
Sunman, rs: osgood. ri.
Milan. rs; Holton. 90
Versailles, %: New Marion. ~.
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college and High School Basketball Results Last NIGHT
STATE COLLEGES

STAIE COLLEGES
Indiana Central, =; Hanover. IS.
Anderson, 4s; Taylor. AZ.
OTHER COLLEGES
Akron. IS: Heidelberg. AZ
West Virginia, AZ: Temple. 36.
Westminster, So waynesburg, 80.
81. Olaf. %; Carleton, 49,
Columbia Dubuque. Ia. SO; Iowa Wes-
Central. IS; Penn College. IS.
Marietta. 30; Bowling Green, rs.
Kent State, 10; Kenyon, II.
Kentucky. 20: Tulane. ~.
Murray Ky. IS; Msryyille MOI. 81.
Luther, IS: Dubuque. %.
Drake. ~; Grinnell, 20.
Southern Illinois Teachers 49, Northern
MNsrquetts. q Michigan State, 20.
Moringsids. SO; Iowa State Teachers. so.
stevens Point tWis). 81; Milwaukee
River Fails tNsl. So; Superior Teach
North Dakota. 81; South Dakota state.
wyoming, 81: Colorado Mines. II,
lKas.l Teachers, is
Wichita, SO: Fort Hayes. S.
Safsoil. g: Eastern St; 9G%I aassaa as.
Baker. SO: Rockhurst 20
Augsburg IS: ST. Tih Thomas. II.
Oshkosh Teachers. 30: Plsttsville 80
R MSsn. u 'M Rsloit s s. Mankato, 40.
Georgetown COLLEGE. az: Eastern Ken
lucky. 20.
North Texas. IS: Sam Houston %.
West Texas. 81: ST. Mary's tSan An
Ottawa. s.: Kansas wesleyan. 10.
Haskell az Park. IA.
Oklahoma A. and NJ, ~: washburn. 81.
southwestern Oklahoma 40: Southeast
ern Oklahoma, TO-
Wayne Teachers. 81: Kearney fNebA. as
!. coe. ~; Monmouth. 2s double over
timel
westerp Illinois Teachers. So Brad
lev, So.
Denver. o.: Colorado College "a.
Montana State. 81: Utah State. 50.
oregon. 40; Oregon State, ~.
stanford. Al: California. So.
,..... Ix PIX. SCHOOLS
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
iy. Tho Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility Cor the accuracy
Of such addresses.)
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INDIANAPOLIS SCHOOLS
Jenersonyille, 20: Cathedral. 81.
Lawrence. ~; Park School. -.
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MERIDIAN, N. 3710-Comfortably fur
nished room; with meals; for employed.
TA-1699
GOOD HOME. 3 meals, double and single,
So. CH-1175. BIAS E. Westinghouse.
WILL give excellent care to children,
while parents work. moderate price. RI
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81 Rooms Nth Board

IS; LARGE, warm room next to bath;
pleasant home; close in. HA-0125-M
BROADWAY, 1207-Two rooms down; Frig-
idaire; hardwood floors; walking dis
lance Real Silk
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1936-05-08

Idliu.
Miss Lizzie Parramore has return
ed from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Englewood, New Jersey.
Mrs. Henry R. Parker is spending
month in Bloxom with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Littleton.
Mrs. j. H. Ayres returned this
week from a visit of several months
with her daughter, Mrs. James R. v.
Daniel, Jr., and Mr.. Daniel in Rich
mond
Mrs. John w. Edmonds, Jr., and
sons, Franklin and Jack are spending
some time in Richmond with Mrs. Ed
monds' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
T. Spicer.
The Young Womens' Auxiliary and
Circle No. 2 of the Womans' Mis-
sionary Society of Drummondtown
Baptist Church were delightfully."- en-
tertained by Miss Laura Burroughs
on Monday night, May 4th. Those
present were Mrs. Leila Hart, Mrs.
Phil T. Twyford, Mrs. Edwin Powell,
Mrs. Richard Young, Misses Kather-
inc Budd, Virginia Colona, Dorothy
White, Ellen Fisher Gunter, Ellen
Edmonds, May Edmonds, Pearl Crop
per, Verna Cropper, Alice Parsons,
Laura Burroughs and Pearl Duncan.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1936-05-08
w. Colonna, Mrs. H. D. Collision, Mrs.
w. Hardy TaYlor. Mrs. Edgar Fetch

w. Colonna, Mrs. H. D. Collision, Mrs
w. Hardy Taylor, Mrs. Edgar Fletch-
Ell and Mrs. William l.. Ross of ST.
James Episcopal Church, Accomac, at
tended the Eastern Shore Branch of
the Woman's Auxiliary of Southern
Virginia, which was held at st.
Georges Church, Pungoteague, We'd
nesday of this week.
Mrs. Herbert Barnes and son, Her.
bert, Jr., are spending a week at Con-
cord Wharf, with Mrs. Barnes BROTH
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Johnson.
Mr.. Joe Oliver and daughter, Miss
10 Oliver returned home Tuesday af-
ter having spent several months in
Baltimore, Maryland, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bidwell C. Cranage.
Mrs. S. A. Wood, of Denver, Colo
RADIO is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. Margaret B. Steinmetz.
Mr.. J. j. Milliner is out after hav-
ing been confined to his home by ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Drummond Ayres
spent several days last week in New
York City
Rev. John w. Norris has returned
to his home in Westhampton, Mass,
after having visited his daughter,
Mrs. Alfred G. Edmonds and Mr.. Ed
lnonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Willett and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mel
son, have moved to Pocomoke City,
where they are now MAX
ing their home.
Miss Lola White is out and able to
return to her home in Craddockville
after having been quite i'll in the home
of her sister, Mrs. William L. Ross
and Mr.. Ross.
Mr.. Marshall Grant spent a few
days this week in Baltimore, Mary