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=: Forbidden Love ::
(BY FATE v0ORHERs)

on. by Garlley. you'd er burnt
purdneigh up II you'd er walked
all the way by yersef"
Yes. but anything Is cooler than
that hell-hole back home where
mother lives" l told him
We travelled all day, matng In
ouiries from al least a dozen peo-
pie whom We thought might know
daddy. and at twilight We reached
my destination. After what seemed
ages 10 me. We drove up before a
white-washed cabin and Mr. jack
son got out and Knocked on the
door. To my surprise daddy came
to the door Father" ! gasped al
most falling out OF the car and ran
10 him. He clutched me tightly In
his arms. still looking at my white
companion with perplexity. Tears
flowing down my cheeks SO be-
wildered him that he could hold
his silence no longer.
What's the meaning OF thisy he
asked
Il found your dotter down yonder
walking on Their road" said Mr.
Jackson. So helped her 'skiyveI
whure you wuz."
oh. +" he paused to ward Of
, that customary doubt always pre-
valent In the minds OF a Negro
when told something by South
ern white man.
Its the truth daddy" put In.
His complexion changed. and
saw rage rising within him as tC
my being on the road alone
what were you doing away
from your mother?" he asked. his
muscled jaws bullying and con
tracing at intervals.
Well | guess ! BETA git long
Got er long trip t'make-'
40. Stay for supper "
Well" he hesitated, Il don't
careif l do"
He walked in the house and daddy
gave him a seat In the living room
and after supper. daddy persuad-
ed Mr.. Jackson TO spend the night
and he left the next morning.
told the whole story about mo-
Their and how she had treated me
Daddy biz his lips and chewed his
finger nail as ! talked, and when
had finished, he arose, walked
out OF the room without saying a
word
WHAT is HE GOING TO DO!
READ NEXT WEEKS ISSUE OF
THIS SAME PAPED AND SEE
WHAT THE FATHER HAS N HIS
MIND
Continued Next Week.
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Social News From Ypsilanf

Mrs. Eugene Williams ce,.,..
ed her birthday. Tuesday No" a,-
10. at her home. s5s Monroe s,r.s.
Six guests enjoyed a plssss.
evening with the honoree. who
ceived many lovely gifts. ~
Miss Margaret King Is bach no.,
after spending several months -
Detroit with relatives. !"
William Scott returned N ~,
home in Pontiac following a s,a''
OF several days spent with 81.
daughter. Mrs. Pearl Clay who =
now home from Beyers HospIta,
Social Ten Club met last weet :,
the home OF Mrs. Sigaleigh Mead
This week. Mrs. Margaret Russs,,
will be hostess.
Little Mary Rose Henderson ce,s
brated her tenth birthday satur
day at the home OF her grand
mother. Mrs. Augusta Cherry
Twenty little guests helped in the
celebration OF the happy event.
The program rendered by the
Community Sewing Club Sunday az.
ternoon was very good. The Sec.
ond Baptist Sunday School will
have their Easter program. Sun.
day. April 10. at the church.
The kwC Club met at the hons
OF Mrs. Rose Shears Mrs. Estells
Henry was hostess. The meeting
! was at the home OF Mrs. J. L
Mosely. and seven guests were pre-
sent.
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ATTY. CHAS. X. PLRkI>>
%. =. Warren Ave.
M S-G-f--

STATE or MICHIGAN III
Circuit Court FOR fn- Co4Lty
Wayne. In Chsncery
JESSIE EASON. Piainfiii IS
Ike EASON, DefendaHt
At a session u said Cl4f 81.
at the Court House IN 'h- 's b
Detroit. In said Coln'y 0n ~. :
day of Feb. A. y 1875 Present
Honorable Theodore J kleifei
Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by aiad1Yi
showing that said defendant ~
Eason, does not reside ia th
state. but his present whereaDou,
Is unknown and cannot b. ascef
tanned. that his last known plac
OF residence was 1870 Alfred stree
City OF Detroit, County o. Wayn
and state OF Michigan.
On Motion OF Charles r. Perkin.
attorney for the plaintiff,
TT IS ORDERED that the sail
defendant enter his appearance 81
aald cause on or before thrc
months from the date Of this o.
der. Or the bill OF complaint may b.
taken as confessed and that sail
order be published and a cop
thereof served upon defendant b.
registered mall as required b.
THEODORE J. RIcHTET
Circuit Judge
a trne copy
VERNON l.. KERWIN
Deputy Clerk 2-2s--4-'
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Ry Mrs. EugenIa O'Bannos

Ypsilanti--The Rev. Mr.. Smith,
Coleman. Mich. was the guest
speaker at the morning services at
Brown Chapel A. NJ r. Church,
Sunday. March 20 The Rev, 8. c.
Davis is pastor OF Brown Chapel.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith chose as his
text. what Does The Cross Mean
To You" In the afternoon the
Palm Leaf Club presented the Cos
pei Heralds In very pleasing pro-
gram sponsored by the truseees.
Mrs. Edna Kersey is directress OF
the singers and Miss Bessie Jones
pianist.
The Rev Mr. Smith spoke from
"ChO ose We This Day Whom We
VIII Serve" al the evening SER
vice. The love feast was held Fri
day. March %, and the quarterly
meeting sunday. March q. The
Missionary Society was hostess
Thursday. March 81 TO the Ann
Arbor Area The inspirationa
meeting started at 10 o'clock IL
the morning Mrs. Pace, Inkster
presided
The Palm Leaf Club will NEE
Thursday at the home of Mrs
Rose Starks
Many At second Baptist
The Rev Mr.. Robertson. pasto1
OF Second Baptist Church. brough
the message Sunday morning TO |
full house The senior choir fur
nished the music for the day.
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ATTY. tiit>. X. PEEhlN>
sss \. Warren Ave.
NJ. ssG.slC

STATE or MICHlIAN H..
Circuit Coul f5s tie
Wayne. liz aAAcery.
WILSON Il BlCKNEH, l.a.
Va. Jessie BJCkNEH. D~.r.4s.
Al sesss.a u $40 s4st a..4
the Court ii91se j. ,a-
trolt, Ia sad Couas,
HONORABLE a- N~-.
cuit Judgs
Sarisfact5f, .
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Wayne County Bldg, City Of De
troit. County ~ Wayne and Stats
Of Michigan on he 3rd day 81
February A d.. 1888 Present
Honorable Cbde Webster. Cir
cult Judge
Il appeafins from The afadavil
on bic hat the above named De-
ferdAn'. Louise King. Is not re-
sli,ni II he city - Detroit and
state Michigan but does reside
On he y Invest corner OF Seventh
aud Mealt streets Cincinnati,
Ohio
1T Il ORDERED tha, The said
Defendant enter aer appearsnc-
IL -aia cause n before ih~ eN-
9irai!en h1ee monihs from p
ls,e this 9rl~i Dr -aii bi.l II
cnnpl3iai w.l b. aiken - a.
s~~s-l tAAf -ail order be pub.ia-
"a 10 b xsparef printed a.d
9aiiisel fAr tsy N Je,r4it
sli state NtAisau ci 'ba ifle
opt u sad ~ oe rst III az
fa-f XII w. l.fr-s - ts- sbqfe
sr d-, rt 'y registered
l.yiE I WEBSTER
Fcri' lndzr
a. st~r|s|.
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Two Quinn Road
Clubs Sponsor Dance
By Charllne Lucas

A very successful dance was CIV
en- last Friday at the Graystone by
the Ramblers and Thespian Moder-
nettes. two newly organized social
and athletic clubs. Among those
present were: Antoiniette Brewery
Howard Hockaday. Doris Noels
Claude Krisel, Bernice DIXON
Charles Lucas, Sue Erwin. Bern.
hardt Lucas, Bishop Trammel. He
en- Krlsel, Theodore Taylor. Chris.
tine Krisel and others Out-oftowr
guests were Eloise Bell. Lee Yanc,
and william Nelson.
We are happy TO extend coz
gratulations to little Miss Dori.
Mitchell and Henry Garrett fol
winning the sixth and eighth grade
spelling bee recently held. They
are pupils OF Nicki School
We extend our deepest sympath,
to Mrs. Emma Couch and Mrs
Pinkie Watkins over the recen
death OF their beloved cousin.
Continue TO read and boost tn,
Tribune.
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ATTY. HERBERT L Dudley
1916 Russell st., n Can6elA
NJ. Ssssso

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne In Chancery.
JANIS LAWRENCE. Plaintiff. VS.
ANNIE LAWRENCE. Defendant
Al session OF said Court held
al the Court House In the City OF
Detroit on the cath day OF March
4. ID. 1925 Present. the Hon. De-
Witt II Merriam. Circuit Judge.
u appearing TO this Court from
the Affidavit on file. that after dill.
gent search and inquiry Il cannot
be asceriained In what State OF
County said defendant resides: bu,
hat the last known address OF
said defendant was l044 Watson
Street. City Of Detroit and State OF
Michigan:
1T Is ORDERED ON MOTION
or HERBERT l.. DUDLEY. attor-
ney for plaintiff that she appea
and answer the Bill OF Complaint
signed IN this cause within three
'3' months from the date OF this
order. or said Bill will be taken as
conf ssed and that copy OF said
Order be sent 10 the last known
address .. said defendant by re-
gisfered mail. and that this Order
b. published as required by law in
The Detroit Tribune. a newspaper
printed published and circulating
in said County
DewITT H. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"A itue copyl
YER NON l.. KERWIN
Deputy Clerk 4-2-5-14
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tIIl> IfwI> \ ROWLKTTE
81. 4. Adams Ave.
M. ...s.I.v9>

aAls q wasne.
49, ,s-ipn ~ ,he Probate Court
sa.a SAniy Of Wayne held a.
r ha'~ court Room in The
f,'sDi' Va thu nrsi day o;
io az year one thousand
ie~d and 'hiriy-eight
.., Jc>~IA 4 Murphy. Judge
Aa'-
ls Mater II the Estate 81
r eAris,ms- Deceased
IL ~ +. R-dsoe, administrator
~! estate having rendered "a
Car' ~ final administration
. 4Ad filed Herewith his
ten t3xine that the residue OF
a.t BE- assigned 10 the per-
i'i-d fh-refu
l'. tered, That The eighth day
sp Z. a-x' al Ten o'clock in the
~in =, said Court Room b.
IS; .ni-9 ,or examining and allow
re A account and hearing said
petition
II further ordered THAT
y ~ this order be published
fl,~ -necessiye weeks previous q
~si.l time ~ hearing. in the De
Tribune newspaper print
j ssl circulating in said COUNTY
wayne
JOSEPH a MURPHY
Judge ~ Probate
s frlr copy
puND : RAETESK
Deputy Probate Register
3-l2-4-.
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cHARM0sETTE Club

Members OF the Charmosette
Club mel March 25 with willetta
Knott The girls have popularity
contest In progress, which will
close on April s The girl selling
the largest number OF votes. will
receive prize.
The clubs members were guests
at "A party given by the Times
Square Club. March q. Mrs. Knott
won grand prize at keno.
Miss Rachel Barns is president.
Mrs Charlene Frazier. club re.
porter.
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LEGAL NOTICES

or said bill OF complaint will b
taken as confessed, and that fhil
Order be served by Registered
Mail upon said defendant or be
published. as required by Law. In
the Detroi, Tribune. a newspaper
printed, published and circulating
In said County.
Theodore J. Richter
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
VERNON L. KERwIx
Deputy Clerk
3-1s-4-30-3S
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CHAPTER iii
synopsis

oye$R@
Our heroine has now been order
ed 10 leave her house and go To heI
daddy in Armenia. Her mother be-
came enraged when she objected to
marrying a pharmacist whom she
doesn't love. but the mother thinks
she should marry him for pres
tige.
Go on WITH THE STORY
The next morning ! arose al five-
thirty. No one else MAS awake.
gathered the few pieces OF vocal
music 1 cherished very highly. my
hat box and fifteen cents. the last
few cents | had In the world. and
walked out the front door resoiv-
Ing never TO return. | walked for q
long time out the highway towards
Armenia where my daddy lived.
II was about five o'clock in the
evening before stopped for the
first time. l was nearing Smoke
lane. My feet were aching. My les
muscles had knotted and m,
shoulders felt like weights ! seem.
I'd 10 be going backwards instead
Of forwards. Should return ant
face embarrassment and forever
torment. or hold out and get 10 m,
daddy, was weary weary
traveller going 10 ms father
not knowing exactly where he liv
ed, other than just somewhere IN
Armenia.
/ stopped at little spring which
was bubbling cold water from the
side OF Browns Greek 10 get cool
drink. II seemed 10 give me a new
start and wash away all WEAKNESS
and shorten my journey, and
started on my journey again.
The shade u evening was falling
fast. and the sun blinked its red
eye with drowsiness- The disturb
ing sounds from nights falling
shade awakened the crickets and
they began 10 sing. sending chills
down my spine
After a Bit II was so dark
couldn't see my hand before me.
Now aud then lightning bug
would pierce the yelyet-like black
ness with its radiant flare.
Suddenly saw figure like a
shadow in the dark | stopped and
tried 10 formulate an identity. II
seemed 10 move towards me.
crept 10 the side Of the road and
watched. ] heard no sound and this
wabbling creature seemed to grow
larger and larger. Finally | regain
ed my courage and moved forward
until could make out what II was.
] recognized II 10 be the trunk OF
a huge oak tree. When had com
pletely recovered from my fright.
decided 10 lie down beside IL and
rest
When ! awoks Il found the hot
sun beaming down on me. go'
up, hungry and wet from the dew
ana resumed my journey toward!
my 'addy's. After travelling a shor'
dist. nee, heard vehicle behinC
me. and turned 10 see trucl
carrying Alabama License. knew
II was going all the way out Arme
MIA Pike. so hailed the driver. II,
was Southern white man: bu
one with heart.
"wahl BY Harsh, whure yol
goin' way out chere my yese'f?'
ne asked with a TYPICAL Southern
accent.
I'm going to Armenia to find IN,
daddy. Mother and have fallel
out 80 l had TO walk all the wa,
from town
"Wahl I'll be daddgum, II da
amt awful! Git in and I'll fetcl
you over there In no time tall"
got In beside him and he drov,
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a' session o. said Court held
r Court House IN the City Of
lle'r.a wasn~ County Michigan.
BE- 9Th day Of February. 4 ID
49,, Present Hon. Clyde
WEBSTER Circuli Judge
] appearing from affidavit on
ti hef-in ira; after dIligent
-e1sA aid inquiry the defen-
A., residence is unknown and
a;.nq' BE- asrertained
Dn Motion Of Charles b Berry
Nf'nrney for Plaintiff.
TT Is ORDERED that Sally
Mae Stephens. defendant herein
appear and answer the bill Of com
plainl filed IN this cause within
-Aree months from the date OF this
9ri.r a. said bill will be taken as
confessed against her
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
Copy ~ this order b. published
eeogdine 10 law in the Detroit
TrD1ne. newspaper printed and
circulating In said County. and
hat copy Of this order be sent by
registered mail TO said defendant
- her last known address. 1896
Bonzano street, Ecorse. Michigan
CLYDE I. WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
VERNON l.. KERwIN
Deputy Clerk 3-12-4-2'
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AT1YA LEWIS 4 ROwLEIIE
81 East Adams Ave.
NO. S7SSsS

80 kM34 A01.5 AHe
NO. s7s,ssS
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne. In Chancery.
IRWIN BAILEY. Plaintiff. VS.
MAR1ARET BAILEY. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al . session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the Ciiy Of
Detroit on the 9Th day OF Jan
uAry. A. d.. 1885. Present Hon.
Arthur Webster. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that It cannot be ascertain
ed In what state or country DEFEND
ant nov resides and her present
whereabouts Is unknown, that he
last known residence Was Gil over
ton Street. City of Nashville, Cour
ty OF Davidson and State Of Tennes-
see.
On Motion Of Lewis & Ro~le'te
attorneys for plaintiff, 1T Is OR
DERED that The said defendant.
Margaret Bailey enter her Ap-
pearance In said cause On " Dv-
fore three ca months from fAt
date Of this order OF the bail p,
complaint filed herein may be AK
en- as confessed and that said oFlTi
be published and = COPY 'herre,
served upon the defencahi oy tess-
tered mail. a. required by Law ~
such cases made and pfefl-rt
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit j4dze
"a true copy
VERNON L. KERwIN
Deputy Clerk zig
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ATTY. CECIL l.. WARD
s2ss Russell ~.
Nm o@a oos

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
circuit Court for the County OF
wayne. In Chancery.
WILLIE KING. Plaintiff, vs..
louise KING. Defendant.
A. q session OF the said Court
held IN the Courtroom In the
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ATTY. ARTHUR h DAVIDSON
sll Gratlet Ave.
no. SsG.S&2

10. sse.sls
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chancery
ANNIE JULIA STRICKLAND,
Plaintiff. v. TRAN STRICKLAND.
Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al session OF said Court. held
at the Court House. In the City Of
Detroit. County OF Wayne and
state u Michigan. on the lith day
Of February A ID. 1885 Present
Honorable Clyde I Webster, Cir
cult Judge
Il appearing In this cause. that
The defendant herein. Tran Strick-
land. j. Nonresident OF this
staff. ,ha, the defendant Is resi-
dent 80 the cry OF Atlanta. County
~ Fliion Georgia
on motion OF Arthur B. David
son attorney for plaintiff. 1T Is
ORDERED that the defendant.
Tran strickland enter his appear
Aace IN sarL cause on or before
,htes months from the date OF this
orde or said Bill Of Complaint
Will be- taken as confessed against
h,m 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
'hA a copy ~ this Order be pub
l.>Aed according 70 law In the De-
frs, Tribune. aud that copy OF
ta., Ordey ~ sent by registered
:nsil IT, defendants last known
sitr~s-
CLYDE I WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
"a sue copy1
" T. KERwIN
~ pg'y Clerk s-5--4-ls
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Be sure you read the Detroit Tri-
bune each week. It is Michigan's
outstanding Negro weekly paper.
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CHAS. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
22~l Erskine
NJ. s-s.e-6

STATE or MICHICAN Tae
cult Court for The County Nas .t
In Chancery
VIOLET GEKAS P.2.rtit. 50
SAM GEKAS. Defendant
ORDER PUBLICATION
At a session Of said -fi RI.
in the city q Dv.ra., ~ L-
day OF Feb. 1898. Pres-L. Ia~ y II
Clyde I. Websier C.-r-t Jlt-~
II satisfactorily aspr4y.-s -
ndavit on file that lie tesi-.1e
defendant cannot Dr. asrrar
after diligent search AKA
and that II cannot BIZ
what State or Couniss 'AT
PENDANT IS new torti~-
II is ordered hal ~
herein within three p rfas
the date Of this order 9f t
complaint flied 10 this
be taken a. confessed 4--
this order b. serv~g AID
according 10 Lax
CLYDE NEbST TER
"a true copy
VERNON L KERwiS
Deputy Clerk
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tITy. cHAS. Ii. BERRY
:rD Gratl0t Ave.
No. Js5..SS2

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Df4l cp1ri Tor the County Of
FSrr IN thancery
ItFFORD STEPHENS. Plain
lr IS SALLY MAE STEPHENS.
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tTTy>. LOOMS. JONES. PIPER
AND GOLDEN
1906 Randolph ~.
No. 2S5.O3s

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chancery.
ELLEN PLEASANT, Plaintiff.
IS. HERMAN PLEASANT Defend
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ORDER OF PIBLICArIox

At session OF said Court held
al the Court House in the city Of
Detroit, County OF Wayne and
State OF Michigan on the 2lst day
OF February. AID. 1898:
PRESENT. HONORABLE Theo-
dore J Richter. Circuit Judge.
II appearing . this Court. from
affidavit on file that the where
abouts OF the defendant. Herman
Pleasant are unknown, but that
his last known address was 9s2
Mt. Vernon Avenue. Detroit. MichI-
gan;
1T IS ORDERED that he appear
and answer the bill OF complaint
In this cause within three t3)
months from the date OF this order.
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Nns"er to last weeks puxzle)
NJ. les B Objects - beast-barn
eox-essket-bag boot, boob bottle
board, heard
Evening star., 1938-06-16

night to celebrate his success, really
got him his turn to pitch last
night. They wired McKechnie
that they wanted to make a John
ny Wander Nicer night" Of it in
Brooklyn, and would he please let
Johnny pitch. Some 500 of them
went over to see him. All agreed
they: got their moneys worth.
Johnny helped open the New Jer-
sey fishing season today with Mid
land Parks, Police Chief Orrie
Avan Dyke. He'll be. back with the
Reds tomorrow and expects to pitch
either IN Boston Monday or against
the Giants in New York Tuesday.
Hint Of Romance.
Il can't say I'll be out there
for another no-hitter the next
time" he said. I'll just start out
like did tonight and pitch my own
natural game. Then we'll have to
see what happens"
Incidentally, there appears to be
romance afoot in Johnny's scheme
of things. When he reached home
after the ball game. Miss Lois Stew
art was with him. She came all the
way from her home in Scraton,
Pa, where Johnny used to pitch, to
see him play.
Johnny himself wouldn't say
"Yes" and he wouldn't say mo"
when he was asked about it. But
Papa Wander Nicer, who came over
from Holland when he was II, ad-
mitted that Johnny Is keeping
company"
But" he hastened to add, ''he
isn't engaged and he isn't married.
He's just keeping company"
Evening star., 1938-06-16
NET SCORES Low
|NSTAR CUP GOLF
Fifteen LinksWomen Enter
Second Round Play With
Cards in 70's.

It's field considerably shrunk by .
card-tearing epidemic, the 22d an
nual women's golf tournament for
The Evening Star Cup moved into
the final round at Columbia Country
Club today with not even the most
daring links prophet venturing a guess
on the winner.
With only three strokes separating
the first from the last, Is Of the 100
odd starters turned up yesterday with
net scores in the 70s, which set
record for recent District women's
Golf Association tournaments in low
scoring.
Heading the pack today were Mrs.
Merrill Lord of Columbia and Lila
Sari of Beaver Dam, each of whom
carded rs, Mrs. Lord shooting SO
with IL handicap and Miss Sari 96
with 20 handicap. In manufacture
ing their net 76s, low for District
women's golf this season, Mrs. Lord
put together a pair Of AS and Miss
Sari mines of so and 46.
Two Get Around in "a.
The best golf of the opening round,
however, was played by Mrs Betty
Meckley Of Indian Spring and Ellen
Kincaid Of Beaver Dam, each Of whom
shot an actual "a. Mrs. Meckley,
who shares with Marian Brown of
Manor. District champion, the low
handicap distinction in the tourna-
ment, with a rating Of 3, netted an
81, which left her close enough to
the leaders to remain a threat. Miss
Kincaid placed well up with q count
Of 84-6-78. She played the last
six holes in even As and carded q Al
for the nine.
Miss Brown, who ran into an as
sortment Of difficulties, including par
ticularly water hazards, shot better
golf than her gross of SO revealed. On
three green's she dropped puts Of more
than 20 feet to make up for errant
strokes, and her approaching was ex-
cellent.
Had Mrs. Myron Davy Of Congress
sional played the long holes as well
as she did the short ones shed have
topped the field with lots to spare.
On the par IS she clicked on three IS
and deuce. Mrs. Lord, too, found
the short ones easy going, negotiating
them In even par. 1s
Net Scores Under 80.
Those who beat 80 were:
n, Mrs Merrill LORD Columbia: 12--7e:
EaSes.c EEhSyns c9an91sssNisn,i I-z Ms Ms Tg:
Martin. washinSton. i5-7s: Ms. M Eich. EsS.
ard KrnetzburR. Indian Spring. e-5s:
Mrs.. FG Crisp Columbia, Ia-5s; Nrs.
| caid. rs: Mrs. r. Hun. Kenwood. 15-
20; Mrs. H. ]. Cooper. Manor. 17-7e:
Mrs. Myron Davy, CONGRESSIONAL. SO:
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