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Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08
Raer to Tackle
BObbie Pastor

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 8. We-Max
Baer will meet Bob Pastor in Madi-
son Square Garden March 10 If the
New York boxing commission APP
proves the match, Ancil Hoffman,
manager of the ex-champion, said
today.
Hoffman signed and returned q
contract for the fight, and said
Baer would leave for New York TINS
week to begin training If the COM
mission approves the proposed bat
tie between the former champion
and the young fighter who stayed
the limit with Joe Louis.
II the commission refuses TO al
low the match, Baer and Hoffman
will sail for England to meet JACK
Petersen in London.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08
Central C's
To Make
Title Bid

Brawley high school was
today rated certain winner
of the val ley BASKETBALL
championship after its easy
40-19 win over Calipatria
and FL Centro highs loss to CAL
exico in last weeks games.
Central high is definitely out
of the running eand Brawley is
favored to push the SpartanS fur
ther out of the race when the riv-
ais clash in the Ell Centro GYM
nasium Friday night.
Calexco, which has dropped but
one game in league competition,
Is still hanging on to its mathe-
matical chance to cop honors but
the Bulldogs viii have to show
improvement in order to bump off
Clark's we'll drilled wildcats.
The Bulldogs meet Imperial Fri
day and Calipat will battle for
fourth place in the league stand
ings when the Hornets meet Holt
Vile Wednesday in the Brawley
gym.
In the class C race, FL Centre
is still in the running and Will
make q bid for a first place tie
when the Brawley Eighties invade
the Central court Friday. Brawley
is undefeated. Central has drop
ped one game.
The rest of the class c teams
are hopelessly out of the money.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08
Bench
Warming
BY BURDETTE KINNE
Post-Press Sports Editor

A small. big-eyed Mexican youth,
stumbling over the legs of several
team mates on the Calexico bench,
barged up to the scorekeeper mid
way in the second quarter of the
CalexicoIEl Centro game Friday
afternoon and stammered, SANDER
for Nazabel."
The groan OF the scorers whistle
halted the game momentarily and
Sandez trotted 10 the floor. Nazabal,
a letterman from last years Calexico
squad strobe disconsolately to the
bench and the game got underway.
Central rooters sighed and
promptly decided the Calexico coach
must be losing his head 10 take the
Nazabal out of the fray and insert
an inexperienced player.
When Sander entered the game
Central led 1873. when the half
ended Central still led but the
score was Pills and fans began
10 watch the small inexperienced
forward
When the second half begun the
Spartans realized Sandez was not
so inexperienced. He passed, and
dribbled with amazing finesse and
proved an even better shot than
Stinson, Calexico scoring ace.
At the end Of the third quarter
Centrals lead had been whitfield to
four points. but things still looked
bright for a Spartan victory.
A black cloud suddenly loomed.
however, and the bright hopes for
Central victory dinmed.
Sander took the ball and drib-
bled away from his man for
setup under the basket to make
the score, Central 25, Calexico 23.
The Spartans took the ball and
began TO work it slowly down the
floor. But Sander had other ideas.
He knocked the ball from a Cen
tral players hand and passed to
Stinson. Stinson banked the casaba
through the hoop for tie score.
The lead see-Sawed for the next
three minutes and with but two
and a half minutes TO play Gen.
tral trailed 32-31.
AT this point Sander again took
command. Fast dribbling, clever
passing and dead-eye shooting
nbrought the score up to 1881.
Central added point on a foul
bot but Sander iced the game for
be Bulldogs with another basket
nd Calexico had turned in the
Iggest upset of the valley basket
5all season. And an inexperienced
lnrward clinched varsity post, and
= niche in Calexico's hall Of fame.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08
Illinois Sport Club
To Iron Out Kinks i'm
BraddOck-LOuis Battle

CHICAGO, Feb. 8. U.p)-Officials
of the Sporting Club of Illinois,
of the proposed heavy
weight title fight between Cham
pion Jimmy Braddock and Bomber
Joe Louis, sought today to iron out
the kinks which prevented Brad
dock from signing.
Matchmaker Joe Foley said he
had dispatched query regarding
rental of Soldier Field, site demand
ed by Joe Gould. the champions
manager. When the Sporting Club
indicated it wanted to stage the
bout at Comiskey Park,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08
Commercial Loop
Begins End Round

Commercial league basketball
teams will begin second round play
Wednesday night in the FL Cen
tro gymnasium when the Golden
State and the Bachelors club clash
at 7:30 and the 20-30 club and I. v.
Hardware mix in the second game.
The Golden State team, which is
leading the league, is expected 10
have little trouble with the Bachel-
ors. but the 20-30 club is slated TO
encounter plenty of trouble from
the rejuvenated Hardware team.
League standings:
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08
&c. BOMBER
WILL FIGHT
AT ONTARIO

Imperial Valleys fisticuff artists,
headed by Herman Graves, valley
middleweight champion, will take
on the pick of Ontario's crop of
pugilists Wednesday night at the
Ontario athletic club.
Graves will meet Alex Watson,
leading coast middleweight.
Sylvester Lucio will meet Everett
Jure and Manuel Ortiz. valley
featherweight. will tangle with Tony
Jiminez.
Other valley fighters appearing
on the Ontario card are, Badboy
Jackson, Cleo Shans and Canvas
back Shelton.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08
OFSTAE WINS
SKI TITLE

LEAVENWORTH, Wash, Feb. 8.
WD - Arnt Ofstad, of Spokane,
Wash, yesterday won the Pacific
Northwest class A ski jumping
championship with jump of 1872
feet.
Einar Fredbo, of Anaconda, Mont,
was second, and Helge Sather, of
Leavenworth was third.
Heavy SHOWS, which nearly blind
ed the skiiers, hampered them in
their takeoffs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08
+. SALMEN COPS RACE EVENT
Yuma Nine
Bows 8-4

Coca Cola baseballers, lashing out
with a barrage of base hits in the
eighth inning, Sunday afternoon
walloped the Yuma Valley All-Star
3D. at the Brawley baseball dia-
mond.
The Bottlers played alright ball
all of the way and demonstrated
that next weeks game between the
Ell Cajon will be the seasons clas-
sic.
Bob Elliott, Pilip and Alviso
garnered two hits apiece to lead
the Coca Cola sluggers.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08
NET MATCHES
AT CALEXICO
POSTPONED

Exhibition tennis matches be-
tween Calexico and San Diego net
stars. scheduled Sunday afternoon
was on Calexico courts, were post
poned indefinitely when the San
Diego team was unable 10 make the
trip because OF inclement weather.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08

Tex Rankin, sharpshooting for
ward, and Harris. guard, will also
make things interesting for the
Central team and if all three play
ers have good night, the Noun
taineers will indubitably return to
the hills with another victory tuck
ed under their belts.
The Spartans will depend on
pass and block plays to bring a
victory but their hopes of a tri-
umph over the invaders were hard
hit by the defeat at the hands
of CaleXico Friday afternoon.
Probable starting lineups:
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08
SNEAD MONEY
WINNER IN
s. d. TOURNEY

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 8. M.p)-The
money players turned from Cali
fornia's golf links today with most
of Bing Crosby's $4,000 tournament
prizes jingling in their pockets.
sam Snead, White Sulphur
Spring, w. Va, professional carded
a low medal SO on rain-drenched
course yesterday to win top money
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-08

(copyright, 1887. BY United Press
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
Growers Store
5000 Bushels OF
Select Apples
All Local Storage Space
Taken; New Coal Prices
Expected on 10th

The government is expected 70
establish coal prices on the 10Th
Of this month but | don't dare
predict what they will be-. SAID
p. +. Sudduth of the City Ice and
Storage company, which has been
too busy delivering coal during
the unusually cold weather TO
brighten any one about pending
coal prices.
Although this plant was cstab-
lishcd in 1926 by S. y. Sudduth
and sons, =. F. (Frcd) Of this
city and a. J.. Sudduth OF Gas
tonia, this is the first year it has
ever had sufficient apples on
storage to ncccsSitatc the refusal
Of large quantity for which
storage was sought by apple grow
crS. There are approximately
5000 bushels on storage. the own
crs Of which are expecting better
prices as soon as the inferior
grades are disposed Of.
Mr.. Sudduth said the use of all
available storage space had not
led the owners of the storage
plant to contemplate any imme-
date expansion on that account
because this was an abnormal
fruit year. but they are ready to
expand if the increase in the num-
Der of fruit trees, and the de-
mand for cold storage Justify
such.
=. F. Sudduth, who came with
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
LEGS PETRIFIED
YOUTH WORKS STILL
ON MAKING DOLLS

WILSON. Dee. y. llP).--Eddic
Williams. whose legs have grad
ually pctfricd until .nry are Use
less, worked deity o. " Tiny Toy
dol today ana tuyn,' forward 10
Christmas with smile.
The Wilson youth mUs- manu-
.,y..rr his turs .,...rh.t out on
mi, bach. lu .ar -maI room hc
occupies with kindly family
here. but n" keeps doggcd,y on,
securing bit Of NUlc,idc spend
ing money through safe of his
trinkets.
Eddie recently refused to allow
Duke hoSpita! doctors to straight
en- his legs. victims of a strange
disease which has aJrophicd them
until now they are crooked and
useless. wren they ,oid him he
could never walk again
Instead, nc asked them to re-
move the useless limbs 50 that he
Nigh, get about easier and manu-
gacturc more toys to make his
livelihood. But they refused,
The county welfare department
discovered the other day that
Eddie needed an ovcrcoa,. a
hurry call went out and in 4
short while the invalid had three
topcoatS. donated by Wilson citi-
yrnS.
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ECCLES WOULD AID
u. S. HOUSING PLAN
(Continue1 from maze one)

Continued from mage one)
4 thrcc-man land condemnation
commission.
Harris, testifying Tuesday, ex-
onerated Senator Berry of any
connection with legal documents
which gave the two men the pow
er of attorney" to settle with the
government for any damages to
the property Of the several land
owners. Berry had testified Mon
day that ne knew nothing OF the
power of attorney angles.
The hearing was brought by the
Tennessee Valley Authority, which
is seeking to appraise the land
covered by backwatcr of Norris
Dam, one of the gigantic projects
under the IVA program. Con-
tending that the land was prac-
tically useless, iva attorneys
charged Berry and Harris with
securing leases on the area in
1898. about the time the IVA act
was passed, for the purpose OF
putting up claims against the gov
eminent.
Under. terms of the powers Of
attorney" leases, Berry and Har-
ris were to receive so per cent of
any claims obtained from the gov
ernmcnt. They contend that the
backwater has rendered practical
ly useless more than $4,000 00,-
600 worth of marble mines.
Harris testified he drew up the
documents in question and that
Senator Berry knew nothing Of
them until IVA counsel introduce
ed them at the hearing yesterday.
The documents, Harris said,
were secured because "thc sharpS
(among the landowners thought
the water might come up. They
gclt sure the dam would be built
/ didn't think so. I drew up the
pancrs TO satisfy them. J didn't
think water would come up TO
damage property
The leases were secured by
Harris and Berry to prospect fol,
lead and zinc" he said, but dis,
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RESPITE III COLD HERE
BRIEF; SEE NEW WAVE
lCnntinnnh rYmm- ooon nnel

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weather W''" dI"" lf"" Ir''",
mG en- exposure Two were ou'nrn
t",>,IE from nv" n'3'Hco ihHNcG! y
"n he eN'gr'"' r"!1, ana nm" oi'u
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
BARKER HEIGHTS
BARKER HEIGHTS. Dec.

BARKER HEIGHTS. Dec. q. -
4 number Of friends and rcla,
tive from this section attended
the funeral Sunday al Rctu&"
church. Dana. Of Carl Hyd"r.
Services were conducted by Rev.
{. Blythe and Il iorrlcr pastor Of
the deceased. Rev. {. y. Cole. Nr.
Hydcr was the son of tn" late
Mr. and Mrs. J. =. Ilydcr and
was q prosperous and wcII-loycd
citizen of III" Dana section I'".
cause OF iii health b." had been Il
pa,.cnt at the state noSpliaI loI
q number of years and his body
WAS brought home Sunday by
Undertaken Stcpp of Henderson.
vile. Mr.. Hydcr was TN" father
of six children all Of whom re-
side in Barker Heights. III" two
elder children are married. Clar-
crcr Hydcr and Mrs. Elmer
RhoIcs. Misses Edna. Dorothy,
Vaudic AND Charlotte Hyd"r all
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While the new cold wave moved

While the new cold wave moved
on the southwest and the first one
haraescd Florida and points north
east up the Atlantic Scaboard, the
mid-south areas were relieved yes
tcrdav of temperature readings
that ranged from , above in the
mountain areas to .. 10, to ID in
Atlanta. Nashville. birmingham.
Memphis and other plateau cities.
These points wcr" expecting
lows Of % to 30 early this morn
ing. with rain and snow forecast
over Il wide part of the area to-
day and tonight. The rain and
nov will prcccdc the high pres
sure area bringing in the new cold
wave.
At New Orleans. an aged negro,
Joshua Ward, 80. was found fro.
zen to death yesterday. He was
huddlcd under a thin blanket in
Il drafty little shack. The temper
atWc thee Wa 80 degrees.
Mann Nichols, 30. negro of near
Savannah. Tenn. was found fro
zen to death. Homer Bishop, 49,
was found frozen to death in 4
field near his home in Henderson
county, y. C.. and a negro froZe
here two night ago.
Six of the nine who died were
traffic accidents attributed to slip,
nDr.v ruplS were NEGROES. drowned
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
SAYS INDUSTRY ASKS
CHANCE TO D5ITE~
CONDITIONS N y. s.
(Cortirvod from cagc oHel

1
mess given "uus.jjvy anu reliable
assurance ina. tnc compac1tcq
terms ard conditions under which
il mus, function are finally de-
tcrmincd. subject only 90 q" I'M
uisyakablc public demand Tor
their amendment.
The speaker. declaring that me
purchasing power % q part OF the
DonuIatior was too low, that
some parts of. our agriculture are
disorganizcd." and that the
whole future Is gigantic cues
ton mark" made 1t PLAIN that ne
criticized no one for the present
Industrial recession.
"What has been done, wisely cf
uuwisely, is behind us. Let Us
leave il there" ne said.
Warner. president OF the Nc,
Call company, called for repeal
or modification of those laws
which have contributed TO the
downward trend availability Of
capital funds go enable INDUSTRY
70 90 forward and expand both
production and employment, ceS-
sation of industrial strife and
avoidance OF increasing lay-ottS
of workers.
Americas plea. nc asserted was
for freedom
If, with freedom" he contln-
ned. I'VE work together as coop
crativc units in peaceful SocI-
ETY. without bitterness or rancOr,
nothing can stop our progress.
Business. ne said, was willing
20 do its part" in ctfcctmg that
cooperation.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
EDNEYVILLE

EDNENNiLLE, Dee. y. Inc
adde's Missionary Society OF Ed
neville VI. T.. church aayc Il com
munity supper last Saturday night
nj the church. II was well attend
cd and enjoyed by everyone. \
delightful program wa, arranged
BIZ Mrs. Barr. The president, ana
Mr.. CoStom. secretary.
Jack Russell of HcndcrSonvIllc'
called on D. z. Moss Sunday
Friends of Mrs. Il. /. Merrill
are sorry to learn of her con
tinucd illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Rhodes and
family have moved into Miss AID"
Lyda's house.
Harley Rhode, and G.. o. Nix
attended the opening of the to-
bacco market at AShcvillc where
they placed some fin" hurley to-
bacco on sale.
Mrs. Madeline Justus had a
corn shocking recently while Mr.
Justus was home from Mars iilil'
Mrs. &. O. Nix had as her
weekend guest last week hcl
brother, jim Brown of Hcnd"r'
Sonvillc.
Everyone is killing hogs since
cold weather set in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hydcr called
ON their son and daughtcr-ln-law'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
S0L0NS BLOCK QUIZ
OF NLRB'S ACTION
Continued from mage onel


Hartley ". Barclay. New York
editor of Mill and Factory" ig.
norcd a subpoena To appear at the
boards hearing Of an,i-mion
charges against Wcirtum Steel
company. is being forwarded Il"
board officials in Washington for
final decision
Isadorc Policr youthful board
attorney, said that the board sum-
mons ordering Barclay To pIodUc"
records on which he based an
a'ticl" criticizmG the l7-wrck
Wcirtum hearing docs not in Ia"
rcmotcSt affect the issue Of the
freedom of the press but that
THE issue is whether or not tn"
article was the creation Of the
Wcirton Steel company, directly
or indirectly, whether o. not IL
was created for the purpose OF in
tcricring with the rights OF thos"
employees, contrary TO the Wagner
act.
The board attorney previously
had told Trial Examiner Edward
G.. Smith that an affidavit OF SCI
vice would be- filed if Barclay 81"
not appcar and action, holding
Barclay in default, might b" t"'
ken i'm 4 L. $. district court I'M
Pittsburgh or in Kentucky,
The magazine editor, secretary
of the Conovcr-MaSt corporation.
named i'm the board subpoena ~
publisher, last week informed the
board through IL, attorney t""i
ne would not answer Us summons
because he considered ID an M
frjpgcmcE, Of the Irrrc"m "i '"'
press.
...,r "g. George N'.'.'..
president %. . ''...au-' "uH.r.
.-v rrm. who n"' Ne,o 'rH"'
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|.' Garcia. ,.''.r 'r"no'" ...
W-,It.n hearings result o.. ''.',.-
e, brough, .T 'a" COMMITTEE "'
Industrial o.g""i""Ion., Il r".".-
Sa bUr.csQur stage" "lI' JaHp"!-
crs' money and " .G&2Go! !,
many townSprop!G OF "o!r'"', ,.,n
compare" I"' NM ''.'' L.,
with the Russian secret police
The magazine article was ,..',,o aG-
mittcd into evidence over f'.." ,,
ed objections Of clyde A. A G,,,.
strong, Wcirton attorney "''y'
five Merton workers toIH OF oH i-
tanning reprints OF the "i''c.'
from 4 desk in their foreman OIL
flee. 49,, IL,
II was at this point tnaj "'
name of Barclay was called
In Il clash with PoIlef' Ann
strong contcndcd the reprints
were left on the foreman acHN
and that the workers "voIuhtar-
ily came in, asked TOR the repiin'H
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
FLORIDA TRUCK CROPS
DAMAGED so PER CENT

Damage to Florida truck farm
crops ranged up TO 30 per cent
over Il large area, compiled re-
norts showed.
TT. Luudvrdalc growers v7limat
cd that 30 per cent Of all truck
crops along the east coast section
between Boynton and TT. Lauder
dale had been killed.
TIN" citrus crop, however, cS-
capcd with slight damage. Smudgc
lignts were kept burning during
the last two nights.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
MISS SEAGLE HONORED

HICKORY, Dec. s. (CP).-
Miss Inez Seaglc of Lincolnton'
Junior at Lenoir-Rhyne college,
has been elected president OF the
Luther Student association of the
southeast.
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U.N.C. STUDENT HONORED

CHAPEL HILL, Dec. 8. lUP).
Cameron McRac of Concord, has
been unanimously elected preSI-
dent of the Freshman Friendship
council at the University Of North
Carolina.
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n;r;gian Between Bows and
CHS Enr-l!ed This Year
Igar!v Ecya!

to,m'"r". with ''" r"."2S" '.
On. aur,r roll of IN, henderson,
,.;,r, bs.r school for the second
-. ,..N =. s., ,...:od L
H'N "''"> '''''''0
Siny.vN. pIIhc'NN-' ans 3''c"''""
to TWO notable facts IN this CON
ayctjou with regard 10 the hlEh
percentage OF attendance and the
almost cuua! division OF boys and
Girl, in the high school this year.
Nr. Siugluy say:
Attention Of the public is call
cd 20 the fact that our local high
school maintains e very htgh per
cyu,agr " attendance. Fo" the
first month o: school cur per cent
OF attendance was 9N.%", for he
second il was $50. and for the
third. - I'D Don NlOSt tNdllA-
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his parents from Greer, s. G.. IN
1926. has been very active in 70
lirious. civic. business and Soc'aI
activitIc, during his residence III
HcndcrSonyllc.
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Is DRAFTS CHAMPION

LCMBERTON, Dec. ). lJPJ.
The checker championship of
Robson county has been annexed
by Everett Mcqueen of Maxton,
who won the title in Il tournament
at the LumbcrtOn courthouse.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
covered plenty Of marble.

covered plenty o. matplc'
iva attorneys, after Harris
testified he did not know until
the middle of 1885 that Norris
lake would cover the land, intro
duced Il letter dated in January,
1894. which showed the Berry in
tcreSts was seeking an early set,
Element Of thc land claims with
the IVA.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
NINTH GRADE BOYS
(HOme-rOOm 2OlI

Miss Goodman. teacher.
Scholarship - Robert Beeghly,
James BuroweS, Billy Combs,
Forrest Gardner. Carroll Lippard,
Rodney Keith. Charles Morrow
III. David Sullivan, Murphy Wilds,
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TENTH GRADE BOYS
CHomC-rOOm %l0D

VI. ThaCkStOn, ltachri.
Scholarship-Billy Bates, Ray
mond Williams. Arthur Bennett,
Frank Sanford, and Frank Todd.
Co-opcrution- Frank Sanford,
RAYMOND Williams. Frank Todd,
.IaE, RuShcr. James Reese, Bobby
Ouarlrs. J. d. King. Jim Justice,
Glover Jackson. Ralph Hill, Dick
Hedge. Hcstlcy Gibbs, Bert Free
man. !. c. Coston, il, Arthur
Bennett. and Billy Bates.
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You can save q dime by buying
n forcign-madc shoe. Then sou
pay the dime as n tax to support
ioblesS shoemaker,
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How will this world mess turn
out? Well. a man will risk his
neck to get something he wants
but not TO keep something he has.
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NINTH GRADE GIRLS
HOMEGROWN 2UZ }

Miss Shipman, teacher.
ScholarShip-Elain" Akin, Dor
othy Brown, Marie BroOkshire,
EloiSc Farmer. Dixie HollowcIl,
Louise Lazarus, Mary Dale Lott,
Mary LYDIA, Phyllis Orr, Mildred
Reese. Frances Smith, and Sarah
Stewart.
Cooperation - Virginia Aiken,
Elaine Atkin. Anne Blackwclder,
Marie BrookShire, Dorothy Brown,
Louise eagle. Gladys Douglas,
Eloisc Farmer, Beulah Fisher,
Geneva Garren, Evangeline Har-
relson, Dixie Hollowell. Mary FL
len JustuS. Ruth Lanning, Louise
Lazarus. Mary Dale Lott, Mary
LYDIA. Dorothy Merrill, Priscilla
McHan, Phyllis Orr, Nancy Ran
son, Mildred Reese, Marion Sax
mann. Frances Smith, Shawnee
Spears. Sarah Stewart, lie NOrah
Todd, Iris Williams, and Sarah
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