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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-23
Porters Hold Picnic


The Brotherhood Of Sleeping
Car Porters held a most success
ful picnic at Crystal Lake Park
Monday, July 10. with free trans
portation provided in the earlier
hocrs. scores Of families brought
Iuneh baskets prepared to spend
the day.
Free boxing matches held in the
afternoon attracted many bright
enthusiasts.
That evening dancers flocked to
enjoy the music Of the Sioux IN
dian band at the big dance.
Kelly Foster local Businessman,
worked TO make the event a sue
cess.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-23

The electric motors of modern
battleships have the energy of a
million men.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-23
GARD OF THANKS

For the loving kindness
shown us in our hour Of sadness
and loss of our darling daugh-
ter, to the pallbearers, Mrs.
Gray, Rev. Standifer and beau
tiful floral offerings and the
many friends who comforted us
we are deeply grateful.
Esther e. Atkins, Geo. 2. Atkins
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-23

ored Mrs. Gnberta Bridgewater O.
Neale, Mrs. Estella Broadly, and
Mrs. e. Barber, al Of Los Angeles.
The ladies' Of Harmony Chap
ter, Pasadena, enjoyed Portland
together. They were Mrs. jose
phlne Cummins, Mrs. Irene Lamp
kins, and Mrs. Comment. Prince.
Mrs. Ruth Watkins also of Pasa-
dena made the group harmonious
foursome at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b Brown.
Ruth Chapter. No. II OF San
Diego, was proudly represented
by both Mrs. E. ]. Bolts and Mrs.
Leonard Haynes at the Masonic
reception Monday evening.
Mrs. /. Smith of Vancouver, B.
c. enjoyed visiting with friends
among both Grand Chapter meet
ings here during the busy fort
night.
Mr.. H. II Godfrey was an in
teresting guest from Berkeley. Mr..
Godfrey not only is Past Master
Of East Gate Lodge No. A, but Is
also Past Patron Of South Gate
Chapter No. 81.
Mr. and Mrs. william Heard of
Los Angeles, motored here to visit
with their relatives, Mrs. Emma
Crawford and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Flowers. Mr.. Heard is custodian
OF the Romona school in Los An
geles. The Flowers, the Heards,
and Mrs Crawford visited several
Oregon beaches and took a side
trip to Vancouver, B. c., during
the visitors stay.
On the groups return from Can
ada, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Flowers
entertained at q card party Friday
evening, and the following day
Mrs Flowers invited twelve ladies
to luncheon honoring Mrs. Heard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pertillo and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Flowers were
hosts at evening affairs honoring
the visitors.
Mrs. Pollyanna Reed left Thurs
day to attend the convention of
the National Association of Color
ed Women's Clubs gathering in
Fort Worth, Texas, July 25-31.
Mrs. Reed is Oregon president of
the Associated Clubs.
Mrs. Norma Thornton, Queen
Esther No. A. of Oakland, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Lillian
Payne, during Grand Chapter.
Mrs. Martha City. Past Matron
of Electra Chapter Of Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Gertrude Reese, Worthy
Matron of Electra Chapter, who
lives in Venice, are house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Stanley.
Mrs. Jeanette Foster of Berkeley
is also visiting at the Stanleys.
Mrs. B. Hunter, Bethel Chap
ter of Oakland, was a pleasant Wis
itor from California.
Mrs.,I Simms. southgate Chap
ter of Oakland, was in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Grigsby have
Plymouth sedan purchased re-
Gently.
Mr.. Luther Hudson, owner of
Hudson's Funeral Home in Oaks
land. is vacationing in Portland,
and the Northwest. While here,
he is guest in the home of Attor-
ney and Mrs. Eugene j. Minor.
Mrs. Thelma Unthank assisted
by Mrs. Jean Edwards successful
ly presented the operetta Lady
Slipper" with children's cast last
Friday evening. The play given
for the benefit of st. Phillips Mis-
sion was presented at the Will
liams Avenue Y.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-23
John D. Rockefeller Jr.
Thanks DIR. Eichelberger

CHICAGO CO. II A letter of
thanks from John D. Rockefeller,
Jr., has been received by DR.. Jas.
w. Eichelberger, Jr.. of the AMEz
church, for your beautiful mes
sage Of appreciation of my father
and of sympathy for his family.
sent on behalf of the Board of
Christian Education of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church" Mr.. Rockefeller added:
"Please be assured of our graft
tude and thanks"
Evening star., 1937-05-30
NORTH WASHINGTON
HOMES
TAKOMA PARK.
hrrra iva h,,,,Calo,

TAKOMA PARK.
S5,5O0-Attractive BUNGALOW: large liv-
kitchen, bath and den; INV. heat; beauti-
full lot; convenient to school; ready for
occupancy
S395O-Stucco bungalow: four large
rooms and bath; INV. heat: deep lot:
space for garden; paved street; easy terms
new; 6 large rooms; h.-w. heat oil burner;
neW-houSe condition: convenient to D. c.
high school, stores and transportation;
terms.
S9,25o-New brick house: 10 rooms. .
baths: for one or two families; INV. heat;
itarium.
S7.95o-D. c.: house in fine condition
throughput: 3 large rooms and nclosed
porch, first floor; 3 rooms and modern
bath, second floor; fireplace: new gas
range; Frielda!re: new linoleum; .two-car
and grade schools and playgrounds reaS-
enable down payment, balance monthly.
FOREST GLEN.
S195O--English-type brick like new:
streets; room and all large, with plenty of
closets; fireplace; oak floors throughout:
full basement INV. heat poultry houses;
garden; school bus to grade and high
schools.
KENsINGToN.
ST,O00-2 rooms and bath: INV heat;
beautiful wooded lot. 100 feet wide
S5,o50-6-room bungalow; bath; cleo
tricity: acre of ground; on side street,
away from traf1ic: very easy terms:
BETWEEN TAKOMA AND HYATTSVILLE.
S4,5,00-House of s rooms. and bath.
h.-w. heat, full basement entirely recon-
Open Sunday and Monday.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
ocd r,rrol1 Ct Toto,,o porly Coz o9oO
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES AND BUS.
property, white. reasonable E. W.
BAILEY. Adams 41S6. Mail. 1875 Merl-
dian NV
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored. Immediate settlement
E. A. GARVEY. Dist. 45Os. 1926 VT. ave.
CASH AT ONCE FOR BRICK OR FRAME
houses. white or colored. M. BILDMAN
1910 l4th st. NV. North 1900.
DOCTOR WOULD LIKE TO BUY FROM
builder new house; value over Sl3 500 al
rate Of $3.50 month excellent credit ret
erences; state exact location ana price OF
mousse IN HrSt letter. Address Box 1914,
Star office.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
sale or rent. Prompt attention. STROUP
REALTY CO, 13l South. Bldg. Dist 036S.
GET MY CASH OFFER ON YOUR HOUSE,
any condition. H. A. SIMON. 1910 Eye
st. NV. Phone Metropohtan ISM
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

As Nv" ST. NV.
2 stories cellar. brick, rms. bath:
h.-wh.. elec.; garage. Lot 2Ox144. In
spection by appointment only. Price.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. Realtor. MA. O753.
Evenings Georgia 90l2. Mr.. DOWNER.
$7,75O-HILLCREST.
An attractive home of six large rooms
and tile bath. hot-water heat, two-car ga
rage; lot 50x127 feet; an exceptionally
good buy; terms.
John F. DOnohoe & Sons,
3l4 Penna Ave Sc
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OPPORTUNITY.

BETHESDA, MD.
New brick home, containing 3 lovely
rms tile bath: oak floors. fireplace fun
basement, built-in garage. = porches; street
paved and paid for. Lot 5OXlO0 $500
cash and S55 month.
Also unusually attractive new brick.
semi bungalow. containing 4 bed rooms and
baths. porch and built-in garage; only
$3.50 cash and S6c 80 per month.
GOSS REALTY CO..
5000 Wis. Ave. Wise 2553
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COLOR Ed

COIORED.
On Lamont St. near lth nW-4 rooms
path all modern and fine condition; price,
S3,0oOi $50 cash and So per month.
MUST BE SOLD
1900 block Gault ST. n.e.-Detached d
frame on nice lot Is rooms bath on first
noor; room on second floor; all modern:
price. $3.50. Call Mr. Raine. Randolph
344l.
WAPLE e. JAMES INC,
1874 14th ST. NV District 334-
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ONLY S1O.75O.

01V'3 ~3O,5OO'
We know this price is right and II you
inspect this beautiful all-brick home at
4808 ELLICOTT ST. NV.
We are sure you will agree that it is posi-
lively a bargain. This home has been priced
for. quick sale and 1T contains s spacious
every modern appliance: has a garage in
the rear of a large lot This house faces
beautiful Government park. which certainly
beautiful view from the front porch.
A. S. GARDINER.
1910 K st. NV. National O334.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

BROOkLAND. 1921 OTIS-LOVELY DE-
tached; q rooms bath. sun room, gas heat:
faces park: sale, $3.50. rent, So; also
entire. first floor apartment: 3 rooms bath:
$50. including utilities.
NEW 6-RM. BRICK HOUSE: MODERN.
on burner; in Kensington. Md. Kenslng
Evening star., 1937-05-30
LOTS WANTED.

LOT-sUITABLE FOR TWO 4FAMTIY
apartments vicinity of American Univer-
Slty Park or Wisconsin ave Cash. Ad-
oreSS Box 214-W. Star Office. 3O'
price. -
Address Box 2so-W Star Office.
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COLORED,

COLORED.
SACRIFICE TO SETTLE ESTATE
Specially attractive for doctor, lawyer
or hlsh-class rooming house: IL rms 3
paths. h. III: excel. condition: nr. 10th
and Florida ave.
FISCHER & CO.
907 18th St. Met. OO45 or Col 7"GO-J.
~ BUNGALOWS
1896 Blaine ne.-4 r. and b So. so
80 Hillside NE r. and b. 81 80
hlb 54th st. n.e-6 r. and b. 81. 800
/ r., lot 4OXlUO 5Jth St.-- s.. 900
Call at ',3s Hillside Open,
WAPLE e JAMES INC
1924 18th ST. NV District ara
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S4.OOO-BRADBURY HGTS

$4,O00-BRADBURY HGTS.
New 5-rm. bungalow built-in bath.
elec. range cabinet, sink; ful basement.
laundry tubs; stairway to attic. OWNER
BUILDER, Atlantic 1884. Sun. or Mon.
after a m.
MILLER BROTHERS TOMBSTONE CIR
brick. featuring many details seldom found
~ homes selling al prices under S1O500.
average accessibility and most important
LASTING. ECONOMICAL UPKEEP. Re-
strlcted residential area, quickly accessible
to schools. shopping. bus lines clubs. ETC.;
less than > minutes TO Washington.
SPECIAL PREVIEW-SATURDA
SUNDAY. MONDAY.
Representative with prices at your serv-
Ice on property. 45o5. etc. 10th st. north,
Waverly Hills. Arlington. Va. Sales agents,
c. w. CLEVER co INC
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COLORED
BrOokland, 3013 18th st. NE.
Open all day Sunday and Monday See
this detached home on large lot IN what
will be one of the finer colored COM
munitles. Price. $3.50. Reasonable terms
to responsible buyer. Now equipped for
Two families. Inspect today or telephone
Wisconsin 6:3I5
Evening star., 1937-05-30
STORES WANTED.

WANTED STORE WHITE
and colored section; suitable &c and lOc
store. or ladies specially shop, state rent.
Box 154. Leonia. N. J.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE.
18th ST HEIGHTS

Have several high-class homes in this
beautiful section bordering Rock Creek
Park; all are brick. detached and in fine
condition; one exceptional bargain. For
information see me. MISS REED. 41OS
Blagden terrace. Adams 2l23
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LOTS FOR SALE.
ALBERT LAKE ESTATE,
Consisting of 225 Acres,

Exactly one-half mile off the old Georgetown rd
Watch for the sign marked Old Georgetown Estates
Property to be .subdvided and sod ive ten or fif-
teen acres, to suit purchasers. The main branch of
Cabin John Stream runs the entire length of the
property over one-haf mile. Part of the property
is clear and the remainder covered with old-groWth
timber, furnishing many beautiful wooded building
sites. To reach property, drive out old Georgetown
rd from Bethesda 5 miles to the sign marked Old
Georgetown Estates, turn left Agents on the prop
erty Sunday 9 am until pm. For sale by FRED
B. CUSHMAN, 1O6 N. Adams st., Rockville, Md.
Phone Rockville 389. Exclusive Agent
Evening star., 1937-05-30
1920 BURKE ST. Sc.
NEW BRICK HOMES.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.

SOS NO. Cap. Realtor. Natl 613".
SPLENDID BARGAINS FOR COLORED-
10 rooms. semi-detached brick ami;
home OF fame constructed out of finest
material obtainable: reasonable terms for
low price. Two beautiful 3-story bricks
with . rooms and bath, on Fairmont and
Harvard. near 18th. For special bargain,
two rooms and bath. Colonial brick. one
with northern exposure and other south
ern. Price. $1,000. Owner requires only
$500 to $500 down payment. Balance like
rent until paid. A. E. BATTLE REALTY
Co. Tl5 Florida ave. NV. Office. Potomac
1850; residence, Potomac 565l
COLORED-9 ROOMS. . BATHS. H w H,
cleo; Girard ST.. between 11th and 18th
NV; quick sale: terms. North 97Oo.
COLORED--S ROOMS. H.-WH. ELEC.,
hardwood floors. porches. oil burner, brick
garage $3.50. Decatur 594S
CoLoRED ED-BRooKLAND- BRICK HOME.
q rms h.-w.h.. cleo. garage. Lot 5Oxl5O;
excellent environments $500. Submit
offer Your terms. Potomac "051
COLORED
See 6"3 Columbia rd. n W. then see US.
Modern. !.room home; garage
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
-l2S4 l4th ST NV. Dist 3347.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

EXGELLENr NORTHWEST LoCATIoNII
,5oYl 10 It.; B front Offices loading plat
Lonn and space for . trucks Reasonabie
rTh,;; LEN; Si23; To Inspect. call DIXIE REALTY
s EoMthN1, National $3.50. Sunday. Cleve-
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OPEN DAILY.

OFEN DAlI4.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
BUNGALOW INr EMTRANcG HcG,I HALL LILLY; hIy;
Rq9Y Re6 ko6H 6EFcTEES RzE krsRRSNE 12NTRy
FILED FIJI SooG coNsERVAToRY SATH TA 1NciosE6 SHeSf
BEAE GAEu PqRca GPNGRETE Fl Gop FRONT Ont
S%zfE rA% $%o HARsE 5ER R1SMs Ss
HARDWOOD FLOORS, NE! NEW i HEAT : g.
DETACHED GARAGE; HOUSE ENTIRELY
REGpsRlTIoNED Rz!T sI7IE INSIDE AND OUT;
AN A ! T IDEAL, CozY sgRgaRAN s}}gg6EIASES HoYE f.
LARGE PLOT WITH FLOWERS. FRUIT
AND SHADE TREES -
ENOUGH TO BE IN THE MARKET FOR
THIS HOME WILL GET FAR MORE FOR
HIS MONEY THAN WORDS CAN YISU,
ALIzE. BuSSEs ST. STOP ?, At At THE FRoNT 7
CHURCHES AND STREET CARS NEAR
BY TWENTY MINUTES DOWNTOWN BY
Litle Cash or a Trade Needed.
Terms to Suit Any
Average Budget.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
822 BALTO.-WASH. BLVD.
BETWEEN HYATTsvILLE AND
RIVERDALE.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
..rsaSS5 S5dyE NEW YORK AVE AIw NV ass.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

BY OWNER: CONSTRUCTED HOME.
s. rooms. sleeping, porch. concrete
In garage: " or "a acre ground beautifully
Handicapped with trees, shrubbery: peren-
malls and ANNALS; restricted neighborhood:
Walnut $3.50,
Evening star., 1937-05-30

9 ROOMS AND, BATH ALL MODERN
practically new house: reconditioncd; To-
addition to Falls Church Va. Beautifully
located and surrounded by giant oaks
For sale on terms through" " their , "a 8asnt. srt
T, P: JOHNSON. by w. F. and W. Spencer
BrenlZer, owners. Once open Sunday
ana Monday at corner West and Broad
SIS. West Falls Church Va
Evening star., 1937-05-30
LOTS FOR SALE

LARGE LOTS. $3.50 UP: TERMS AN.
mandate Va. RUSSELL WOOD. P. O.,
ralrIaX Va. -.
WOODED BUILDING 81 les OVERLOOK
lnG WaSllIntnn l. A
Evening star., 1937-05-30

BUNGALOWS. 5 ROOMS EACH: ANIL:
hardwood floors. tiled bath, h.-w h.. elec.
refrigeration: large lots: S4. $50 to So. $50.
Phone Clarendon 1865. Owner and builder.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

BY OWNER. BUNGALOW. ) ROOMS AND
best location In Hyattsvlle: near schools,
churches and stores; l block from bus >
from Blvd. and car line; terms. 40 Gar
field ST. HvattSVille, Md
Evening star., 1937-05-30

ATTRACTIVE NEW BRICK SEMI -BUNGA-
low. large living room with open fireplace.
breakfast nook. large attic h.-w.h with
oil burner. elec: range. copper. water pipes
and screens. furred walls: lot 75x150;
price. $500. Mckinley ave. Hyattsville.
ZANTZINGER CO.. Greenwood 1919.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

BEAUTIFUL WOODED HOME SITES 75X
Leo ft. Fowler's Addition TO West Falls
Church, Va. Developed by owners w F.
and w. Spencer Brenizer Improved
streets. sewerage, water and electricity
Most complete subdivision west OF the
Potomac Prices from $500 90 TO 81 800 90
Terms can be arranged. Office open Sun
day and MONDAY. West and Broad Sts
T. T. JOHNSON. Agent, West Falls Church.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

COLLEGE PARK-SIX-ROOM HOUSE,
ami /, large lawn. garage. within 4 blocks
the University of Maryland: ST 100; easy
terms small down payment; G-room bun
eaIoW located on College ave. :, blocks
70 entrance University OF Maryland; MI. =,
$1,000. BerWyn 80
Evening star., 1937-05-30

BUILDERS LOSS OFFERS CHANCE TO
buy new brick t2 bed rooms), every modern
convenience. including oil burner; four
blocks to stores, schools. bank and 1Oc
Washington bus. An excellent opportunity
for small family with little cash to have
a fine new home of their own. with carry
ing charges perhaps less than you pay as
rent. Price. $3.50. Open Saturday Sun
day. Monday. 1918 N Kenmore ST.. Airing
ton. Va
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80 Acres, 3 ROOms-S1 800

Well. spring; screened porch: garage:
fruit, is miles out; !. mile off al-year
gravel road; $500 cash. S25 monthly.
Other low priced properties MARTIN T.
WEBR AND son. Amanda lie. Va.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT

Gl5 COCKERILLE AVE. TAKOMA PARK
Md.--NeW bungalow. 3 large rooms, bath
full basement. laundry room bult-in ga
rage. large attic large lot chicken house:
terms reasonable. Inauire next 0oor. 2l7
Evening star., 1937-05-30
STORES FOR RENT.

y JOS 9th ST. NW.-S45 MONTH: SUIT
LOG 9th st. NV AMY
Evening star., 1937-05-30

GA1rHERSBURG. MD. i WALKER AVE
nue-P!easant country home. / rooms.
arranged, steam heat. oil burner full
basement. bear garage. large shaded lawn,
on best residential street; shrubbery, fruit
large garden. Priced low at So 80 Easy
terms. Bus and r. R. transportation.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

INSPECT TODAY AND MONDAY OPEN
: Dig bargains. low terms. District Hts.
turn OIL Marlboro pike at pillows; new
stone bungalow; am i, cor. lot Forrest
vile. turn rlEht on 4th ave: pebble dash.
ar; bungalow. nj, owner said sell,
make offer Watch for our sale signs on
these and others. N. E. RYON co. 1916
N Y ave
Evening star., 1937-05-30

Big Groom house 3 big porches dry
cellar. cleo. lights. garage. stable; really
lovely place: gorgeous big trees and shrub
Clarendon 400.
Askov American., 1937-05-27

lected to represent Pine county at
the state fair in September.
Relay races, winners in order of
place: Boys IL years and older-Dis-
tricts 13, IA, 4, IL, 10; girls IL years
and older-Districts IL, 13, 7, 10, %;
boys under 12-Districts IA, IL, 10, 9;
girls under 12-Districts IL, 10, II.
First places in the various indi-
vidual events were won by the fol-
lowing in their respective age groups.
District number follows name):
Dashes-W. Widstrand, 13; D. Strand
berg, 4; B. Swanson, II; R. Studt, II;
H. Hejney, l3; M. Tobek, II; R. Bar
ringer, 4; V. Eng, 13; D. Blank, 124;
A. Pangerl, Al.
Sack races-A. Johnson, 13; B.
Erickson, 13; R. Pangerl, 1924; r.
Johnson, 13; S. Studt, II; D. Nor
deem, IA; A. Pangerl, Al.
Broad jump-C. Widstrand, 13; v.
Heineman, 13; V. Widstrand, 13; M.
Hanson, IL; R. Barringer, A. B. Han
son, Is.
Time did not permit chinning, ball
throw and other events.
The principal aims in these annual
play days are to increase good sports
manship, develop cooperation and
team work, increase circle of ac-
quaintance and increase desire to play
Wholesome games for recreation.
The following teachers were pres
ent and assisted with the conduct of
the children and events at section 8
play day-G. Therrien, c. Borchers,
Robert Anderson, Marvin Hinze, Le-
ona Johnson, D. Thompson, E. Blost,
M. Pearson, N. Larsen, Margaret Kick,
Mary Connaker, Beatrice Stapel, L..
Anderson, R. Hansen, c. Dahlstrom
and Ruth Otto. About 800 pupils
were present.
Askov American., 1937-05-27
PINE COUNTY RURAL
SCHOOL NEWS
Section Eight Play Day Contests.
A. E. GUSTAFSON, County Supt.

Every one of the Is rural schools
in section 8, in the extreme south
end of Pine county was represented
at the sectional play day contests
held at Pine City Friday, May 21.
The other seven sections are holding
play days at various parts of the
county this week and next week.
Nine diamondball teams entered
the section eight tournament. Every
game was closely contested. Excel
lent playing was done by all teams.
Here are the results: Clint 10, dis
trict 13 9; Greeley 6, district % 2;
Greeley 2, district 9 1; district T.
Rock Creek 3; West Rock district
% 3; West Rock IL, district 7 IL;
Greeley II, district 5; Clint II,
Greeley 9; Clint 8, West Rock 6.
Because of discovery of an inelig-
ible player on the opponents team
Rock Creek is still in the race and
a play-off will be scheduled.
Rock Creek won undisputed title in
volleyball and will represent section
eight in volleyball at the county
tournaments and play day Saturday
June 5, at Pine City.
Spelling winners, with district num-
bers, in order of place: Grades five
and siX-Elizabeth Kunkel, 9; Ver-
non Nelson, IA; Janette Pranghofer
7; Doris Eng, 13; Shirley Studt, IT,
Grades seven and eight-Gene-
We've Roberts, 4; Esther Nelson, %
Beatrice Erickson 4; Rudolph Uden
II; Marcella Skluzacek, %; Chester
L. johnson, IL. Genevieve and Es-
ther will spell at the county contest
June 5, when winners will be Sc
Askov American., 1937-05-27
Precautions Needed Setting
Young Plants.

If gardeners fail to exercise the
proper care in setting young plants
in the open ground, they may null
Askov American., 1937-05-27

On Sunday, Frederick, Kenneth and
Vernon Beck of Carlton, spent the
day with their grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Beck.
There was good attendance at
the schoolhouse Wednesday when
Miss Alexander, R. NJ, conducted a
class in home nursing from to 4
o'clock.
Mrs. Jack Srok and Mrs. John
Moser motored to Duluth Friday to
bring Mr. Srok home for his layover.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Srok were Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Roth and baby son of st.
Paul.
Mrs. D. E. Doty, accompanied by
Mrs. w. F. Bowers, Jean Arth and Elva
Ladd, spent Wednesday of last week
in Duluth shopping and visiting rel
atives. Clarence Santee drove for
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Doty and Miss
Irene Henwell spent Sunday at
Grantsburg, Wis, with friends.
FinlaysOn was represented at the
spring musical festival at Moose Lake
Monday when Miss Kathryn Harri-
son and the 18 girls who comprise
the Glee club and Mrs w. nj. Maui
pin as chaperon spent the entire day
and evening there. The Glee club
sang 'Homing" by Del Redo and a
sextette had prepared Nevins "Ros-
ary" as their selection. It was a
most enjoyable occasion for all and
Miss Harrison was present at the
banquet given for supervisors and
other officials. In the evening a
number of the high school pupils
were in attendance. Mrs. c. J. Hog
lund was also present as the guest
of her daughter, Miss Hazel Hog
lund, leader of the group from Bruno
Miss Esther Elsola, beauty operator
at the Klein Beauty shop in Sand
stone, was home over the weekend
Askov American., 1937-05-27
Brook Park High Life
High School.

The junior and senior classes met
in the town hall Friday night for
their last party this year. Each pupil
brought a guest. Many lively games
were played and a delicious lunch
was served.
Superintendent Nuetzman and sew
eral of the boys attended the track
meet at North Branch Saturday. Ar
thur Marsh placed fourth in pole
vaulting.
Seventh and Eight Grades.
The boys won their kittenball game
with Henriette Tuesday by score
of 8 to IL. The following is the
lineup: Berndt, catcher; Peterson,
pitcher; Hancock, first base; Chase,
second base; Korsch, third base; C.
Butler, right short; Harapat, left
short; Scholten, right field; Krube,
center field; and P. Butler, left field.
Third and Fourth Grades.
The pupils are keeping a weather
chart this month. They are record
ing the morning temperature, direc-
ton of the wind and the kind of day.
Donald Korsch made a very good
Storekeeper. He made the correct
change for seven different purchases.
The pupils have been working on
the circus this week. They learned
some new songs and are making
circus parade in art. The teacher is
reading 'Toby Tyler" to them.
Primary Grades.
The pupils made fruit and vege-
table child this week. He looks good
enough to eat.
The first graders read "Why the
Tea Kettle Sings" to the second grade
pupils recently.
Donald Gaddes, Gloria Fleming and
Arlene Towle drew the large May
picture.
The second graders recently fin
ished reading Little Black Sambo"
and all made some jointed tigers.
The pupils read the story about
''The Funny Goohoolies," the people
who do not think. They hope that
none of them are like the Goohoolies.
Gloria Fleming, Gala Nordenstrom
and Robert Furrer didn't stumble on
their way home as they had an A in
spelling every day.