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Evening star., 1938-01-16
Musicale and Tea
This Afternoon.

A musicale and tea will Be given by
the Church Of Two Worlds this after
noon from 1 to 8 o'clock at the Sol
diers, Sailors and Marines Club, l0l5
L street NV.
The program will be furnished by
Col. Charles Ferris, in song and mono-
logue: Julia Culbreth Gray, the Caro-
lima contralto, in Southern songs and
sketches; Leona Marans and Antoi-
nette Charukas, in piano-accordion
duets; D. Bruce Stearnes, tenor; Max
Kobre. violinist, and Mrs. Cicely Brown
On the committee In charge are Mrs
Henry H. Mckee, chairman, and Mrs.
Lille B. Grant. Mrs. William J. Eg-
bert. Mrs Margie Walter, Miss Bertha
V. zeller and Miss Estes Mullen.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
old Decatur
House Will
Live Again
The Writer'S Club
To Revive Scenes
OF the Past.
N "EVENrNa IN nrcA1

A N EVENING IN DECATUR
n HOUSE" will be held January
~ II, through tho courtesy Of
4 a Mrs. Truxtun Beale, when tho
Professional Writer'S Club, which Is
interested In the preservation Of this
historic old mansion, will receive its
members in the state drawing room,
which has remained unchanged for
l20 years. Forty costumed guests will
represent distinguished men and wom-
en- who have visited Decatur House or
lived there since the death Of Com
modore Stephen Decatur, its first own
er and builder.
Once again these old candle-Nghted
rooms, designed by Benjamin Henry
Latrobe. an early architect Of the
Capital, will resound with the sweet
strains Of the harp, just as in the
days when the heroic commodore's s
wife. Susan. charmed her guests with
music on that instrument. Miss Sly
via Meyer, solo harpist for the Wash
ington Symphony Orchestra, will play
the simpler ballads Of that day.
Mr.. Maurice Jarvis, as 1.-THE Voice
Of the Past" will introduce each cos
TUNED guest chronologically from the
year 1918 to the present. Among
these historic characters and their
impersonators are Commodore Stephen
Decatur, by Mr.. Vincent Meakin;
Susan Decatur, by Miss Virginia DE-
del, and Benjamin H. Latrobe, by Mr..
Thomas T. Waterman. Miss Mar
gueritte Marigold, q collateral descend
ant Of Henry Clay. will impersonate
Mrs. Henry Clay. and Mrs. zella
Boetler will come as the enchanting
Peggy Eaton. Mrs. William Walter
Smith will come as Dolly Madison,
while Miss Katheryn M. Doherty, q
collateral descendant Of President Van
Buren, will depict Sarah Angelica Van
Buren, mistress at the White House
during Van Buren's presidency.
Dressed in an authentic costume Of
the Monroe family. Miss Nancy Heh-
kell will represent Marie Monroe
Goeverneur, often = guest 1T Decatur
House and White House bride, while
Mr.. Henry Lee Clark, 4 great-great-
great-grandson Of James Monroe, will
take the bridegroom's part.
Gen. Edward Fitzgerald Beale, who
bought the house in 1870, will be rep
resented by Dana M. Barbour. Mr..
Barbour will dress as Mexican scout,
the disguise used by Gen. Beale when
he brought the first gold nugget from
California to the East. Kit Carson, q
close friend Of Gen. Beale, will be rep
resented by Mr.. Francis G. Wells,
wearing = picturesque scout costume.
Mr.. John c. Reed, jr.. will imperson-
ate Andrew jackson and Mr.. Robert
Miller will be George NJ Dallas: Sam
Houston will be represented by Mr.. Ed
ward B. Eckel and Thomas Jefferson
by Mr.. Edwin N. Goddard; Robert E.
Lee by William T. Jarvis, Judah p.
Benjamin by Jacob Milwit, Abraham
Lincoln by Leland Sprinkle, and Roger
Brook Taney by James r. Duhamel.
Gen. and Mrs. U. s. Grant will be
represented by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Drumm Johnston. Among the other
ladies in costume will be Mrs. Marie
O. Sprinkle, Mrs. L. B. Aldrich, Mrs.
8. B. Walsh, Mrs. Elaine R. Steven
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Lily Pons The dive
hos a few bosic beauty proc
tiees which she willingly de-
seribes to oil who ask her obout
them. Tokine exquisite core Of
her jet black hoir is one Of
them. The diminutive stor de-
eIorss thot it is for more i'm
portont to keep block hair i'm
moculote thon it is in the eose
Of shodes Of brown.
Although Lily Pons' mouth is
built on generous proportions,
it is perfectly shoped. For
this reason she follows the
noturol shope Of her lips when
applying her raspberry lip
rouge.
One lost point Of beouty in
her regime - and one which
she considers Of utmost i'm
portonee-is one which is pure
Iy mentol. Her greet love Of
people, ond her Joy in the
contoetine Of all things living,
undoubtedly accounts for much
Of the wormth ond magnetism
Of the mite Of the Nets"
personality.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Young Republicans
Ball and Meeting.

The Young Republican Club will
hold q Lincoln Day ball in the Hall
OF Nations Of the Washington Hotel
February IL, Mr.. William Mondell Is
chairman Of the committee.
The January meeting Of the club
will be held tomorrow night at 8
O'Clock In the headquarters Of the
League Of Republican Women. Mr.
Richard H. Sanger of the publicity
division Of the Republican National
Committee will speak on his expert
ences as 4 Russian worker,
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Shugrue
Have DAUGHTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shugrue OF
New York announce the birth Of
daughter Friday in the Woman's
Hospital in New York City. Mrs
shugrue formerly was Miss Mary
Ganey, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Carey Of this city, and Is
. sister Of Miss Nora daney Of the
Irish Legation. Mr.. ghugrue Is a.
sociate editor Of the American Maga-
zine.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

AAoA ~"
with savings OF from l0% to
33bT. There's one group of sll9
to Sl49 suites-for $4,000. And
you can buy them on THE PAL
AIS ROYAL Budget Plan" In
this $4,000 group are living room
suites OF mohair frieze or fig
ured rayon tapestry (both
expensive coverings) on carved
Chippendale motif frames Of solid
mahogany, with saglesc webbed
base construction. Choice of blue,
gold, green, wine, rust or brown.
For lovers Of modern there are
suites of Kinkimo (the king Of
coverings If you are looking for
long wear). Both the sofa and the
chair have generous proportions.
Wide selections of coverings
regularly $4,000 >. sale priced
$4,000. The bedroom furniture In
cludes an 18th Century suite Of a
handsome Chippendale motif :.
the beautiful Honduras mahogany
veneers are very lasting Dresser
with mirror, chest and choice Of
impressive poster bed also
$4,000. Fourth floor.
Z" TO THE MAN WHO'S
GOING TO TAKE
HIS FAMILY out to dinner
There's one place that's as equally
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Friendship House
Hour of Music.

The program today ut the 5 o'clock
Hour Of Music ut Friendship House.
6l9 D street Sc, will be presented
by Karlien and Charlton Meyer, young
pianist, and Kate Lenoir, reader.
The public Is cordially invited.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

SCHOOL Tor you!
Register now for
classes starting
Feb. LIST. They
employ a method
OF in divid u a |
progress " h ! c h
enables one to
enter at anytime.
And at this time
- 49,. ->>~ A~1,
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son, Mrs. Albert A. Dieterich, Mrs.
Victor ]. O'Kelliher. Miss Peggy
o'kelliher. Miss Ruth Fleming. Miss
Mary Booton, Miss Grace w. Knott,
Mrs. Ruby Crotinger, Miss Lake F.
Compton. Mrs. Bess Coston, Mrs
Sterling Bockoven, Miss Lila Groves
and Miss Hassel Rodecap.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

imaginable-it's the dining room
at the HOTEL HAMILTON. Lun-
cheons are 75c. Dinners are Sl.25.
And if there's a dinner party In the
ofing this lovely room lends
itself readily to entertaining. Four
teenth and K SITS. DIS. $3.50.
s. ECONOMY is A GREAT
- REVENUE" SO
Helene offers you an economic lode
to ankles'-by telling you that the
Evening star., 1938-01-16

for flowers to
send to the sick
ones on your
list. The doctor
may have called
. friends may
have dropped in
the patients
t e m p e ra ture
may be around
normal nou
Evening star., 1938-01-16

former pupil OF Ely Culbertson-
who will conduct series Of Nom
day afternoon lectures on Contract
Bridge beginning Monday, January
II, at 2 pm. Tea will be served at
4 o'clock. Price, including tea. is
75c. goth and r Sts. NORTH 1918.
@. WHERE THERE'S SUN
THERE'S FUN"
FRANCES EFT FRANCES is show
ing a divine collection of clothes
Evening star., 1938-01-16

R o o m" at
IRON GATE
INN. The S5c
luncheon in
cludes mush-
room soup or
shrimp cock
t all, JUL cy
tende RI OF n
steak, " ell
Evening star., 1938-01-16

but! When your flowers from
GUIDE arrive-she just knows she's
going to get better! Make 1t q
quick and happy convalescence ..
and send flowers now. Stop in
1124 CONN. AVE. or phone
your order DIST. 845O.
IS ITS TIME TO STEP OUT
AGAIN" you've had
time to recover from the excitement
during the holidays and it's time
Evening star., 1938-01-16

A1 s@AS VAIN va WIZ
year when per-
manents have e
that "grown-out"
look. It's also
the time Of the
year for a per-
m a n e mt from
HEADS who
have q skillful
staff Of operators
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Room" Tor luncheons priced from
35c; for dinners from 75c. There's
the Dickens Bar" for your favor
lite beverages. And soft music from
to pm. 1920 Vermont Ave.
&" IF YOU'RE THE TYPE
WHO TRUMPS YOUR
PARTNERS ACE" you'll well
come the chance to meet Mrs.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
HEADS

In all branches of beauty work.
HEADS, you know, are now 10
Gated in their new shop at 1923
CONN. AVE. Phone DEC. 58l1 or
DEC. 1912 for appointment.
" HONE, SWEET HOME"
the modern wife
doesn't say it with notices hung
on the wall she goes to THE
Evening star., 1938-01-16

- " ~ ~ a IL
Gather Hill,
famous e x
p TT a n d
er tifie I'd
teacher Of
c o n I r a ct
bridge and a
Evening star., 1938-01-16
SHoR EhAM

"her." You know from experience
that 1t must be the BLUE ROOM
1T the SHOREHAM .. where
"Barnee" and his orchestra play
twinkling dance melodies through
dinner and supper. ADAMS 0700.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

1Dr tIlc SOuJl ana
Cruise. For your
really most i,npor-
tant occasions, you
Will find gay,
y o u n g spectator
sports fashions J..
and gla m orou S
gowns to wear un-
der a tropic a /
moon. Prices be-
.~a
Evening star., 1938-01-16

S @ u T H E r N
STELOS will in
visibly repai i r
snags and runs in
still-wearable silk
stockings. o nj y
l5c for the first
Is h ort) thread
run: 20c for the
first (long) thread
run; SC for each
Evening star., 1938-01-16

r A l. A / .
ROYAL and
cashes in on
m arvelou S
v a ! q e s In
Semi = An
nual" FUR
N I T U r E
SALE that
begins to-
Evening star., 1938-01-16

HooM IHdL Is
to open at the
BURLINGTON
H o Ell, deco
rated by Gen.
evieve Hendricks,
Inc. M exic q n
murals and foods
will delight you.
Try THE Rus
sian P e a S a n t
Evening star., 1938-01-16

and Is q graduate Of Emory Univer-
sity. He is secretary to Representa-
tive Braswell Deen Of Georgia, a
member OF the Young Democrats Of
America and the Little Congress.
His paternal grandfather was the
late William J. Smith, former Mayor
Of Waycross and one of the outstand-
Ing figures in the civic, religious and
political growth OF that city. His
family connections include the Staten
and Aspinwall families Of South
Georgia and Florida.
Miss Florence Corkran
Engaged to Mr.. Spratt.
THE Rev. and Mrs. Clarence H.
Corkran Of Douglas Memorial
Church announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Florence Pauleen, to
Mr.. James s. Spratt. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Spratt Of Bucksport,
Me. The bridegrooms father is the
Mayor of Bucksport. Miss Corkran
is the niece Of the Washington etcher,
Minnie L. Briggs. The wedding will
take place in the early summer at
Fairmont Manor. the country home Of
DR.. and Mrs Corkran, in Southern
Maryland. Miss Corkran and Mr..
Spratt have recently graduated from
the American University. Miss Cork
ran is q member Of Alpha Chi Omeca
Sorority.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

her ENTIRE
s toe K Of
late in t e r
street, after
I, o o n q n d
evening fash
! o n s q ]
reduced to $40
(values to
S29.75). Don't
Evening star., 1938-01-16

one who has had previous art train
ing can come In and get schedule
fit to q personal need. Fine and
Commercial Arts. Day and eve
ming classes. 1141 CONN. AVE.
Phone NATL. 8054.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

a d e pit a t
I'd r l n k S
known tall"
. l.. as they
are at pre-
pairing tn e
m oS t d e.
liciolls foods
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Size dresses at
S6.95 all
designed to fit
t h e fuller,
shorter figure
with larger
armholes, hip
and bust meas
ure yet de-
lightfully young
IN style. Hurry!
Evening star., 1938-01-16
!, ''::";1sz D.: i; i; zz.;:s lou" .

" I'LL SEE YOU IN OLD
MEXICO" says
Helene, referring to the quaint
charm Of the new, new MEXICAN
Evening star., 1938-01-16

gin at S10.95. FRANCES EFT
FRANCES, 1915 CONN. AVE.
" A RE YOU A HALF-sIzE?"
Here IS good news!l
The HALF-S1ZE DRESS SHOP is
"sale-ing" a rack of smart half
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Cash in on the savings! P. s.
New spring prints are arriving
daily. sos 18th ST. NV.
-" WHAT WE ARE TO
LOOK LIKE TO-
MORROW" -. depends upon the
good taste We exercise today. This
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Lily Pons is considered one Of
the most sIomorous stars Of
opsro, rodio and the concert,
not TO mention motion pictures.

n o " ever,
she is the
first o n Q
to a d mi I
thot sh .
h q S good
q n d bod
7 q e I q
p o i n IS,
Q Y 9 n oS
you and |.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. David Sinner
and the late Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Swan
son Of Winchester, Va.
Miss Sinner Is well known in WASH
ington as . soprano. havin gappeared
at entertainments here for several
years. She has been q prominent
radio singer for the past six years.
Miss Roberta Armiger Beane
Engaged to Marry Mr.. Laughton, I'D.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES T..
AVA BEANIE announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Roberta
Armiger. to Mr.. Lyman Judson Laugh
ton, Sd, son Of Mrs. Mary A. Laughton
and the late Mr.. Lyman J. Laugh
ton, jr.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Miss Florence Corkran
Engaged to Mr.. Spratt.
THE RAY and Mrx
Miss Dorothy Earnshaw
Engaged to Mr.. Liddell.

~ EARNsHAW Of Riverdale, Nd,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, DVothy Louise, to Mr..
Jacques L. Liddell. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Volney Liddell Of Long Island, N.
Y. The wedding will take place in the
spring.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

q 6 q in to
h a We fu n!
He lie n Q Is
wise to you
men who've
b e e n won
dering where
to go . j.. {.
where to take
Evening star., 1938-01-16

cooked green vegetable, a pretty
nodded salad, butterscotch rolls
and hot biscuits. beverage and
pecan mint mousse. 1874 N ST.
MET. 5l79.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

folks who frequent it constantly
that the food is to a gourmet's
taste, prepared and served in the
Ritz manner and that the huge
Wine Card is most amusing Dane
ing to Continental music. HOTEL
RALEIGH. Phone Arthur"
NATL. 1910, for reservations.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

additional run. Small jobs done
while you wait. 6l3 TWELFTH ST.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Miss Maude Sinner
To Wed Mr.. Lovett.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES z.
SINNER announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Maude to Mr..
Robert e. Lovett, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Lovett.
The bride-elect is the eranddauehter
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Miss Marian L0kes
Engaged to Marry.


Engaged TO Marry.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK CLARK
LOKES Of Philadelphia an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Marian Clark Lokes
of Washington. to Mr.. Henry Brock
Brown. jr., Of Norristown. Pa, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brock Brown
OF Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Miss Lokes is graduate Of the
University Of Pennsylvania and Of
the School Of Library Science Of the
Drexel Institute Of Technology. She
Is member OF Pi lambda Theta. Mr..
Brown, who received his bachelors
and masters degrees from the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, is a member
OF Theta X, Tau Beta P and
Sigma N.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Miss BERTHE Rosenfeld
To Wed Mr.. BielenkOwitz,

~ ENFIELD announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Bertie to Mr..
Eli Bielenkowitz Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
son Of Mrs. Ethel Bielenkowitz and
the late Mr.. Nathan Bielenkowitz.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Miss Louise De Lawder
To Marry Mr.. McAuliife.
Mr.. AND MRS. KING DE LAWDER
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Louise to Mr.. James
Joseph McAuliffe OF Washington. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Miss De LAwder Is attending George
Washington University Mr.. McAuli1e
attended Mckinley High School. He IL
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James ].
McAulif1e Of Washington.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Engagements
Announced
Recently
Miss Jean Ackland
Will Be Bride of
Cadet Johnson.
rR. AND MRS. JAMES z. AcK-

Il II r. AND MRS. JAMES e. ACK-
M LAND of Pelham Manor,
v N. Y, have announced the
4 4 engagement Of their daugh-
ter Jean Miriam to Cadet William A.
johnson, jr, son Of Col. William A.
johnson, G. E., U. S. A., and Mrs.
johnson of Baltimore.
Miss Ackland was graduated from
Miss Conklin's School and attended
Skidmore College. Mr.. johnson at
tended Phillips Exeter Academy and
Staunton Military Academy. He will
graduate this year from the United
States Military Academy at West
Point.
Miss Virginia Hamilton
Engaged to the Rev. Mr.. Wilbur.
MRS. WILLIAM WILLARD ASHE
ava announces the engagement OF her
granddaughter. Miss Virginia Hanil-
ton, to the Rev. Paul D. Wilbur. rector
Of st. Stephen and Incarnation
Church. The wedding will take place
in the near future.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

ment-but dash up and replenish
your jaded wardrobe. SUITE so5.
American Bldg. 1917 F ST. An
elevators going right up!
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Miss Pearl Rose
Engaged to Wed.

Engaged to Wed.
MR.. AND MRS. MARCUS w. ROSE
Of Boston announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Pearl to DR..
Leo Solet, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Solet
Of Washington.
The engagement was announced at
. dinner held at the Southern House
IN Boston, and was attended by men,
bers Of the immediate family.
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i" PRoCRAsT1NAT1oN IS
THE THIEF OF TIME"
so don't put of another
moment-but hurry into GUIDES
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" SMART HosTTssEs
give their bridge
luncheon parties in the Hunt
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IS Young WOMAN-WHAT
80 = NOW?" You are seek
ing q career-a little uncertain at
times? Then to the ABBOTT ART
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4" 7 BELIEVE IN MIRACLES"
" you'll say after you've seen
values at JAcQUELIN sTORY's.
There are Final Reductions" on
Evening star., 1938-01-16

c n a r m ! n g
& a l e ty and
glamour. And
b e a u t fully
6 o " n e d
women. You'll
a gree with
Helene and
W i t h t h e
c ou n t ! e S S
"k n o " i n G"
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-01-20
BALL GAM ES

Kenilworth A team girls defeat
ed Florence A team girls two games
out of three in volley ball, last Fri
day. The scores were: First game
u to IS in favor of Florence; sec
ond game II to Is in favor of Ken
ilworth; third and deciding game
u to IS in favor of Kenilworth.
Kenilworth B team boys defeated
Florence in basket ball by a score
of eight to four.
Kenilworth B team girls were de-
feated by Florence two games out
of three by the following scores;
1st game. 9 to Is in favor of Flor
ence; 2nd game 13 to IS in favor
of Kenilworth; 3rd and deciding
game II to Is in favor of Florence.
Mr.. Hauskens A team boys were
defeated fifty to ten in their baS-
ketball game.-Leatres Kelmer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-01-20
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE MADE

Jan. 19-Mr. Mangun and Coach
Carls went to Mesa Monday Jan.
II to help draw up the tournament.
The baseball schedule for this year
was also made.
The coaches from Coolidge, Chan
dler, Mesa, Hayden, Ray and Flor
ence were present. Only the coach
from Gilbert was absent. The dele
gates visited Mesa's new gymas-
uim, then at p. m. drew the meet
ing to a close with a dinner in the
cafeteria.-Joe Clemans.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-01-20

jorie Talla took the prize, a china
dog, in a game in which the guests
had to supply endings to old say
ings; Josephine La Mar won a small
Spanish dish for the best job of
supplying the right words ending
with the sound in one of the
games. After these games the
group gathered around the piano
and sang some songs. Before depart
ing for their homes, they enjoyed
dainty sandwiches and cocoa.
About twenty-five club members at
tended the party-Inez. Wellborn.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-01-20
PHYSICS CLASS STUDYING
ENGINES

Jan. 1S-The Physics class is
studying engines. The three types
they are experimenting with now
are the steam engine, the steam
turbine, and the gasoline type Mr.
Fisher showed the students all the
parts on a small model steam en-
gine and in this way they will be
able to understand all the principles
involved. A test will be given this
Thursday or Friday, Covering this
NATURALIZATION Haworth.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-01-20
THF HONOR ROLL-WATCH 1T GROW

The honor School District No 21 puoisneo
each six the basis for the first and econo
honor rolls subjects pupil must make Is
2s and not eligible for the first honor roll
subjects the pupil must nave at eS' W
following: Is 4 2s, g.
The second honor variation each six
weeks often on the second honor ro
than possible because the standard set
roll allows for uctuaon IhS IS at "
should be- pupil roll must have at least
and not more than 3 remainder of his grades must
be
This honor the third six weeks
period and the end of the The made by
the pupils the standard of work done
bv the teachers spite crowded condition. will compare
favoraby with any city roll for tho
third six weeks period follows
Eiqth orade-Niss Home Room
First Honor Rol-Marcela Black Alice Theodore
Smith Second Honor RoEsther Helen Sellers Wida STU
bbefed Cochran Delber Ray Larry So"
Seventh erade-Mr. Hintons HQme Room
First Honor Short Virginia Robies
Second Honor Newcomb, Betty Reagan Harold ngS
ton Esther Mae Nowlin, Mae Campbell
Seventh Eighth Grade-Mr MerriPs Home Room
First Honor Rol-Dealous
Sixth Grade-Mss Morris Home Room
First Honor Chimits Rose Lee Cohen Natalie
Dodge Howard Jun Runbec Geneveeve Second
Honor Rol-Teresa Gennes Mitchell Neil
McCleery Mculen Lee Ella Odom Junna oDDersoh
Sixth and Fourth erade-Mr Payne's Home Room
First Honor Rol-Pauline Second Honor Rol-Joyce
Brown
Fifth erade-Miss Home Room
First Ro-Betty Mary Lou Lewis Leroy Maoen
Rove Smith Barrios Leon Black Betty
Cary lack Haven Billy Irvine Odom
Fifth Grade -Mrspaneehrs Home Room
First Honor Roll-Thomas MacNuen
Fourth shifers Home Room
First Chmits, C1eota Clark, Ruth Knox
Evelyn McEuen McEuen Robes Charles Runbeck
Robert Tang Second Honor Rol-Maroe Collins, AL
d Edwards Home Room
RoNadine McCeery, Neda Jean Ray, Juanty
Billings RoNary Celia zahasky Gloria
Kenworthy, Bobby Morton Powers.
Second erade-Mss EImores Rodm
Ro-Helen Bobby Jackson Second Honor
Rol-Jackie 10 Ford Bayne
Burt
Second Grade-Miss Goodwin's Home Room
Second RoI-Walter Griffin Betty Griffin
First Grade-Mss spans Home Room
Nelson Billie McMulln Second
McCeery Marjorie Livingstone Geraldine
Barrios.
First Grade-Mss Harris Home Room
Huley Second Honor
Roll-Arthur Knoop, Lillian Dodd.
Observation-Disclosures O'Connor's Room
Second Honor Rol-Gila AyaIa.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-01-20
CHURCH NOTICES
BAPTIST CHURCH
c. F. Frazier. Pastor

Sunday school 10 a. m.
Message II a. m Subject. "Per-
severance of Saints"
Training union $50 p. m.
Message 1880 p. m Subject, $50
Near the Kingdom"
Teachers meeting and Prayer
meeting Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
w. NJ. S. Thursday, 2:30 p. m.
Sunbeams, Thursday 4 p. m.
Junior G. A. Thursday, p. m.
Choir Rehearsal, Friday 1880 p.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-01-20
ENGISH III REVIEW WORK

Jan. 1S-Miss Brandon has start
ed class in which English III will
review all the American literature
they all have studied this semest-
er. The class is held during second
period. The purpose of the class
is to prepare the English III stu
dents for semester exams which
will be given Jan. 27 and %. -
Mabel Lee.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-01-20
FIRST SOCIAL HOUR SUCCESS

Jan. 12.-The first social hour
was held today in the gymnasium.
If you were there you probably saw
some very apt young boys and girls
dancing who had never been on a
dance floor before Mary Mognett
and Della Lou Ware consented to
play piano so the first social hour
could be started as soon as possible.
We are sure every one had a good
time and will keep to make this
hour success in the weeks to
come.-Ruby Cartmill.