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Glamour
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recall if she delves into her past
manuscripts, a play that lasted only
40 performances, which means that
it was about so per cent short OF
being profitable show.
But despite its financial failure
it was an intriguing comedy in the
light of the present day world events
because it burlesqued the grand
manners of both the British and the
Italians. Rue With a Difference"
does much the same except that it
shifts one end of the axis and
ridicules the British and, this time,
also the Germans.
Much in the mood of that Robert
E. Sherwood comedy of a decade or
so ago, The Road to Rome" this
job play employs an ancient scene
to show the humorous aspect of die
tators, to burlesque the emperors
and their fair ladies.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

who are just starting out. This COM
edy singing is great and lucrative,
but I love opera, and now that
can afford it I hope to get there" +"
Miss Canova. however, can never
get quite away from her inclination
to get a laugh out of a song.
Sometimes I can sing a G above
high c." she said "Practicing this
I got Lily Pons' phonograph record
OF her singing the mad scene in Lu-
cia and I tried to sing along with
Miss Pons. But, every time do l
I find I am swinging the mad scene,
and Donizettis music lends itself
admirably to swing"
In "Yokel Boy" she has several
nit songs among the numbers that
critics called Lew Browns best score
in his years of composing Broadway
song hits, but the one she likes best
Is "Catharine the Great" because
it strikes a happy medium for her
1t is both a costume, semi-operatic
number, and it is overf1owing with
laughs.
She hits that high, lusty G and
then suddenly MARBLES a comic var
iation Of vo-do-de-o-do that has
captivated Broadway audiences as
much as it has movie and radio lis
teners.
Il can't get fat like opera singers.
though" Miss Canova remarked. "A
girl has to keep her figure. Sure, I
exercise plenty every day. See this
turban I have on my head. 1t isn't
a hat at all It's just a bolt of cloth
that I have to drape in the shape of
a hat every time I put it on. BY the
time you drape it just that way
you've had enough exercise to wind
a colt.
Also, I talked myself out of nv
Southern draWl Not that l didn't
like it. I just knew I never had a
chance for that Scarlett O'Hara role
anyway. Not enough English ac-
cent. you see"
Miss Canova suddenly stood up
and sneezed.
Its almost curtain time" she
said, glancing at a midget watch set
IN ring on her index finger. Il
catch a lot Of colds in this Yankee
country and I've got to get this one
cured in the next hour so that I can
sing tonight"
She grinned, yodeled a G. above
a high c, jingled her charm bracelet
that has head of Paul Whiteman
IN the center and started walking
fast toward the Broadway that, with
the aid OF collapsing romance. hap
pily lured her from Hollywood.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
TexasBinn
DraWls Like
A Native
Miss Barnes Plavs
Lead in a New
Western
By the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Movietown is full of people who
made a name doing one thing. but
are put to doing something else in
the cinema.
Take Binnie Barnes, blond and
beautiful.
In the London music halls. where
she did cowboy act, she was billed
as Texas Binnie Barnes" She'd
never been to the United States.
much less Texas. But she affected
the true cowpuncher's drawl
For five years she's been in pic
lures. in England and this country.
But did she ever drawl for the sound
track? Not til now.
Fox executives, accustomed to her
Evening star., 1939-07-23

neck. the studio wouldn't think of
asking him to take it off. That
chain was given to Flynn by a mis-
slonary he nursed during one Of his
gold-hunting expeditions. Regard
less of the part it may have played
IN the result, certainly the star has
lived a charmed life since he started
wearing it.
Superstitions such as fear of walk
ing under ladders, breaking mirrors
on Friday the 18th and similar old
standbys are also used to good effect
by the movie makers. Many a
glamour girl has been shocked into
expressing genuine horror by seeing
a looking glass shattered before her
startled eyes.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
With Realism

A pair of bruised knees and a
headache were the extent of Mede-
leine CAROLS injuries following a
fainting scene for Paramount's Are
Husbands Necessary?" The scene
called for the blond star to fall to
the floor in a faint Through six
takes and rehearsals. she fell heavily
to her knees, then lurched forward.
Prop men finally provided a pair of
knee pads to save that part of the
anatomy. So on the next fall Miss
Carol banged her head against the
leg of grand piano.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
British Star Signs

Matthew Boulton, British stage
ana screen star, has been added to
the cast of Paramount's lisa
Mlranda-George Brent co-starrine
picture, Diamonds Are Dangerous ;
boulton received high praise for his
performance as the inspector in the
ROBERT Montgomery starring pic
ture. Night Must Fall" Recently
ne appeared in an important role in
Bulldog Drummond' Bride"
Other members of the cast in
clude John Loder, Nigel Bruce and
Elizabeth Patterson.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

y
Il thought the man was my big
moment, but all I did was to run up
a frightening long distance tele-
phone bill because he was in New
York and I was in Hollywood" Miss
|Canova said, explaining why she
: came to Broadway from her several
: chores in musical movies.
Arriving here she discovered that
the boy friend wasn't here and also
that she wasn't in love with him
anyway. 1t was Just the vampire
IN her, that fatal fascination of
seeing her telephone bill mount up
Miss Canova, who has big, grim
ming mouth and pigtails, is a new
cycle OF that type of comedienne so
popular about 10 years ago when
Helen Kane and Zelma O'Neill were
boop- -boop-a -dooping across the
Rialto stages.
She sings in lusty coloratura
voice that started her toward an
opera career shortly after she left
her home in Unadilla. Ga.
That's way out from nowhere,
down in Dooly County,
From Unadilla she moved to Jack
sonvllle, Fla, and there she went to
a party where she heard another
Georgia girl sing hill billy song.
that fascinated Miss Canova and
when she moved to Hendersonville
N. c., she began singing her oper-
attic numbers in hill billy fashion
much in the same manner that
singers now offer "Loch Lomand'
in swing version.
80 that was when I changed
from straight singing to comic sing
ing" she said, curving her generous
mouth and showing how she dwells
on high note with the o-le-o-lay-
ohh! ease of Swiss yodeler.
But I haven't abandoned opera
because I found I could progress
faster by singing to make people
laugh she said. Just like I hav-
en't forsaken love because I once
got enthusiastic about talking
over long distance telephones.
Now that 'Yokel Boy seems we'll
established on Broadway and I am
not wandering about the country so
much, I have started my opera
training again. I am going to spon-
sor a school that will take promising
youngsters and give them the train
ing they need for opera. Not only
are there many talented young sing
ers who need only the training, but
there are many lost because they
are never able to get that training.
Il still want to do something about
myself in opera, and I want to do
something about those youngsters
Evening star., 1939-07-23

English accent. raised their eye
brows when Director Allan Dwan
cast her in the lead of Frontier
Marshal" But Dwan was confident.
He had. you see. heard Binnie in
the music halls, and remembered.
So has Binnie. She sounds like a
native Fort Worth lass.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Charms, Too, Are Used
Studios Take Advantage
OF Stars Superstitions
HOLLYWOOD.


supersions Of Hoywood picture their practical
well publicity values
dfcuties But generally
learned that it's an Ill superstition that bodies
Priscilla Lane of
superstition and believes black cats bring
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Love Found Judy a Way
Into Gotham StardOm
But 1t Let Her Down Sadly
On Object of Her Dreams;
Opera Still Her Goal
By Mark Barron.
- the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.

~ associated Press NEW
Canova
eans which
laughable condolences who the rough
AS the movie struck country gal in the comedy
BOY the brunette lass from Georgia excited
which left her with the philosophy that there
Evening star., 1939-07-23
George Rats Secret Is Out;
He Just Doesn't Like Guns
And That Is Why He Complains
About All These Gangster
Roles He Must PLAY


his job has become a nightmare
probably aribuing dislike
underworld roles sensitive nauebu the
more skulkins
mischief the real story behind bis vocational misery
George gun-shy.
the blamed things" calculated
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
JOSE LUIS PELEARA EN- Ell
MES DE JUNO

New York, Feb. 11.-En los
terrenos de la Exposition Uni
versal, Mike Jacobs construye
un campamento de entrena-
miento para Jose Luis, ell cam
pe6n mundial del peso compile
to-.
Esto revela ell prop6sito del
famoso empresario de que ell
campe6n pelee en- Nv York,
en- ell mes de JUNO, con un adj
versario que todavia no lie ha
sido escogido.
Como adversario de Luis Sc
menciona a Tony Galento, pc
70 ell italiano debera veneer a
un pGgil de la primera fila an
ties de llegar al campe6n.
Tendra ell campamento de
Luis un estadio para acomo-
dar a 1000 personals.
Antes de Luis Sc ejercitaran
en- ell mismo lugar, Lou Nova y
Max Baer.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

mensa de saber que estais accom-
pahadas por nuestra familia."
It'll, ito querido, velaras por E.
las !-ahadi6 ell ingeniero, en-
carandose con ell marques de Rio
Verde. ~ til, Isidoro, mien-
tras estes aqui tendras la bondad
de informarme cada semana o
cada ounce dias, siempre que
haya buque, del estado de mi mu
jer y mi hijal
IA todos os las entrego, y en-
particular a ii, tia, para que We
l6is por elias en- mi a~usencial
Il Puedes irte tr%anquilo, Pc
dro!-repuso ell primero ell mar
ques, emocionado-. Maria Y Ia
nina son como iijas n~uestras.
va sabes 10 que las queremos.
-Yo ts promote que velare-
nos por elias, hijo mio-anadi6
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
TOCARA TAMBIEN LA OR
QUESTA LA TROPICAL

Ell "Currito'', Laureano Tri-
guero, estuvo a vernos hoy y a
quejarse de que no lie hemos men
cionado en- la resena del Circu-
10 Cubano, con su orquesta LA
Tropical.
Nosotros hemos puesto, ami
go Triguero, la noticia mandada
por la Secci6n de Recreo y en-
ella no aparece mencionada su
orquesta, solo Jack Whyte y La
Sonora.
La Tropial comenzara Ell bale
antes que La Sonora, y tOcara
las pleas siguientes Duerme
Coraz6n, son; Amar, bolero-
son; No Hay Made Como til,
son; Vereda Tropical, son; Me
Fui, son; Flor de Lotto, son; Tro
pical Conga, conga; Como Sue
ma ell Bong6, congaa Que Com
parsa, conga, y Las Palomitas,
conga.
Queda complacido y quejese
de paso a los j6venes de la Sec
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

Los parajes de Java donde
Pedro tendria que vivir y traba-
jar estaban en- gran parte sal
vajes.
FL ingeniero tendria que a.
campar semanas y meses ente-
los Ell medic de las selvas, po-
bladas de f%ieras, entire gentes
hostiles, acostumbradas mirar
al hombre blanco como su enemi
go irreconciliable.
5Como llevar a su mujer y a
su hija a tan peligrosa aventu-
ra?
Y el ingeniero, dominando su
emoci6n, contestaba al fin:
II Escucha, Maria querida
y la nina quedareis, en- este
palacio comfortable, al lado de
os tics, a. lado de los primes, y
o me llevAre Ia tranQuilidad in
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

la marquesa, besando a la peQue
ma Celia.
En- cuanto a mi-declar6 a
su vez Isidoro de Borgoha y de
Leon EN- tono solemne-, no pue
do responderte de poder cum
plir por mucho tempo ell grato
encargo que me das. Sabes que
estoy en- expectation de destino,
y puedo marchar ell mejor dia.
va 10 Sc. Pero mientras es-
ties aqui, vela tambien por elias.
Y til, Maria de las Moves.
-Tu esposa 4 20 nos quere-
mos como hernl la
mujer del dipld natico, suspiran
do muy Oaj0'
BESIDE aquel dia, convencida, '
pesar suyo, Maria de la Cruz,
,Omenzaron a hscerse en- 81 pa
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

FL ingeniero acariciaba a su
esposa con ternura infinita. te-
niendo las mas de la veces a la
nina entire los brazos.
Y contestaba:
INo puedo quedarme, Ma
ria! Piensalo. Els mi deber. tn
sabes mejor que Made mis- gran.
des llusioneS con mi carrera.
Ahora Sc me presenta OCCASION
de hacer grandes cosaselC6mo
wolverine atras?...
Y ahadia, en- tono solemke v
oonvencido, como un militar que
tuvier9 que acudir a Ia batalla I:
-Ademas, hija mia,s 20 he sa-
lido'de Belgica con rumbo a ia
va. Me llevo pianos yApapeles,
documentos y dinero de la Com
pahia, que ha puesto a mi servi-
clio dos secretaries, que ssbes
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

laqio los preparativos para el
largo viaje de Pedro.
La esposa del ingeniero pas6
'dias crueles.
Fueron cast dos semanas de
una intranquilidad perpetua, de
una intensa e interminable lu-
cha interior.
Maria de la Cruz Sc abrazaba
llorando a cada instante a su ma
rido.
II Pedro, no te vayas!... lPe-
dro, desiste de este viaje!... Por
srerte, tenemos de sobra para vi
vir y esta asegurado ell porvenir
de nuestra hija. IA que intentar
ahora ganar millones exponien-
do la vida?... 70 me resignare
a vivir con laN humildad qusss
leeesaria con I'd de conssN arte
! mi ladO sieupre, Pedu6 Mol
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
DEPORTES
CARRERAS DE AUTOMO-
VILES EN- LA FERIA

Bajo los auspicios de la AAA
sc efectuaran hoy nrevas carre-
ras de AUTOMOBILES en- los terre-
nos de la Feria-E Her
nando de Soto.
Tony whitman, vencedor en-
las carreras anteriores, saldra a
Ia defensa de sus laureles.
En- ell grupo de automovilistas
traidos para la Feria figuran va
rias "estrellas", pero Whitman
ha sabido mantenerse en- 81 prl-
mer lugar.
Haran hoy un esfuerzo en- con-
ira del invicto, Buddy Rush.
Henry Guerand, Bud Hender-
son, Len Duncan, Red Singleton
Otis Slime y otros.
Aver Sc inscribieron Speedy
Golf, un veterano driver; Larry
Varrier, George Marshman y
Otros. .
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
CON LOS GUANTES

Sc derrumb6 de nuevo la ca
tedra. Fred Apostoli era ell ia.
vorito, pero la victoria lie CO.
rrespondi6 a Billy Conn.
Apostoli tiene por costum-
bre ganar todas sus segundas
peleas, con un mismo gladia-
dor, pero aver Sc equivoco.
Ahora Billy saldra a la GAIA
del titulo de las IT'S libras, en-
poder de Mettina y John Hen
ry Lewis, Y Fred procurar&
consolidar su corona derrotan-
do a Solly Krieger.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
.DERROTADOS EN- X
VILE LOS ~BASKETBOLIS-
TAS DE A

Ell institute Andrew Jackson,
de Jacksonville, utilize aver a
sus mas habiles basketbollstas
para derrotar al institute Plant,
de Tampa, con anotaci6n de %
por 13.
Plant jugara hoy en- Gaines
vile y espera desquitarse de Ia
derrota.
Jugaron por ell team de Tam
pa los conOcidos j6venes Cabre-
"a, Carlton, Collins, Gardner,
Jones, Poage, Christy Jacobson
y McElmurray.
Por los triunfadores, Crosby,
Miller, Sachs, Walker, Borman,
Ogier, Teate y Rosenblatt.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

van a acompanarme. iC6mo1 e-
cir a Ultima bora que no me emu
barco?...
La dulce esposa inclinaba la
cabeza, hundiendola en- ell pecho
adoralo DEF ingeniero.
Cada dia, Pedro de NIdhez y
Maria de la Cruz salian del pala-
clio a hacer interminableS com
pras.
f.. La solicitud de ia perfecta ca
sada', como llamaban a la Col
taIG Maria de las Moves y Ia
marquesa, guerra preveer todos
los detalles.
Y ell autom6vil regresaba ca
da tarde al palacio atestado de
paquetes.., y luego, durante Ell
resto del dia era IN continue lie
gar y llegar de envtos de tOdAs
las tiendas y bazarss de Madrid,
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
Folletin No. 265
La Gaceta
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

La pequena Celia lie inspiraba
a su vez una santa ternura pa
ternal
Era la cachorrilla querida
que iba a perpetuar sobre la tie
IRA su propia vida y ell recuerdo
de este amor altisimo que uni6
a sus padres desde la primera
vez que Sc vieron!
Pero, por 10 mismo, Pedro de
N1hez no guerra, no podia con-
sentir que la mujer armada y la
nina Sc expusieran a correr los
graves peligros de I'm tan largo
viaje, y los mayores riesgos de
e instalarse en- una terra
y desconocida.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

Conn recibi6 un golpe en- I'm
ojo, en- el segundo asalto, sc mo-
lest6 y desde entonces llev6 Ia o.
fensiva, dominando en- los Is a.
saltos al favorito.
Apostoli pesaba 161 libras y
"a r~Ontrario 1877, una ventaja de
FL irlandes fre ovacionado
por Ell pdblico, por su destreza.
valentia y agilidad.
Fue la segunda derrota de-
campe6n, en- las 1ltimas sema-
mas, a manos del joven zoe aspi-
ra a la corona del peso complete
6 libras.
ritos, posee condolences para SUI
perar a Melio Battina.
AL terLlinar el combate, Conn,
herido en- los dos ojos, presenta-
ba un aspecto lastimoso, pero
habia conquistado la victoria.
La mano derecha de Apostoli
lie habfa causado las heridas.
Los periodistas lie c~oncedieron
n ho asaltos al vencedor cinco
al italiano de San Francisco y
dos tablas.
Una pelea de accion violenta
y mantenida, que los $4,000 es-
pectadores supieron apreciar.
Conn Sc quej6 en- contra de A
postoli, en- ell segundo asalto; pc
no ell arbitro no lie hizo case. BIZ
lily Sc enfad6 y Sc dedic6 a traba
jar por la victoria, alcanzando-
la.
Apostoli gan6 ell primero y ell
segundo asalto; pero despues no
pudo volver a ganar hasta ell sex
to, atacado furiosamente por
Conn. Apostoli pareci6 conmo-
verse por dos golpes de izquier-
da que su rival lie descarg6 en- ell
cuarto round.
Los fanaticos dejaron en- las
taquillas $40, 424.37, mil pesos
ligero Y que, a juicio de los pc
menos del rendimiento de un lie.
no complete.
Todo indica que ell joven d.
Pittsburgh Sc consagrara a Il
division de las IT'S libras y que
en- fecha pr6xima Sc batira cor
Melio Bettina ,el campe6n de
peso complete ligerO en- ell esta
do de New York.
Make Schmeling fue presen
tado al pdblico y Sc lie tribute d
ma ovaci6n.
Mike Jacobs hizo saber gu
tratara de concertar una pele
entire Apostoli y Solly Kriegel
por ell campeOnato de las 16O lbs
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

Montreal, Liga International.
Van Robays ira a las practicas
con ell Pittsburg, pero es pro-
babe que despues sc lie man
de, en- preparation, a un club
inferior. Els un jugador dere-
cho y bate6 con un promedio
de 305 en- un total de 1876 de-
safios.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
WAIVER ACUSADO DE VIC.
LAR LA LEY DE GAIA

Ell sheriff Alibritto, del con-
dado De Soto, arrest6 aver a
Paul Waner, ell famoso p~elote-
no de los Piratas, acusandolo
de violar la ley de GAIA. ]. T.
Day, de Sarasota, que acorn
panaba a Waner, tambien fue
arrestado.
Cada uno presto fianza de
80 pesos. La temporada de ca.
"a en- cuanto a las codornices
finaliz6 ell dfa 81 de enero.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
BILLY
A FRED APOSTOLl

New York, feb. Liza nue.
ga estrella del peso complete Il
zero. Billy Conn, de Pittsburgh,
yenci6 aver por segunda vez a
Fred Apostoli, ell italiano cam
poem del peso medic.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

Montoto conoce a Jack Ro-
per, ell pugil a quien sc men,
ciona COM. future contrario de
Jose Luis, en- una pelea anun-
ciada para Los Angeles.
Era Montoto director de Isl
doro Gaztanaga, ell gladiator
vasco, cuando este venci6 a
Roper, en- Memphis, Ten, por
medic de una "cabezada."
Alfredo nos ha prometido
un articulo sobre Jack y sus
condolences.
Leo Kodak es ell campeon
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
VICTORIA DE c

Boston, Febrero 11.-Un We
terano del peso complete, AL
Mccoy, venci6 aqui por pun
tos a Bubby Knox, de Dayton,
Ohio, en- una pelea de golpes
perdidos en- ell aire.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
FIRMO YORK

Con los Tigres de Detroit fri
mo aver su contrato ell notable
catcher y bateador Rudy York
Todo indica que ell sueldo de
York fue aumentado por ell
presidente Briggs.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

Tony Galento especializa
en- amenazas y ha dicho: "ese
individuo Frank MacD onell,
del estado de Michigan, es el
mas necio que 70 he visto en-
mi vida. Estoy peleando por e!
dinero y por llegar al titulo.
Tengo que pelear con boxeado
res de segunda fila porque los
otros me "escurren" ell cuerpo.
Reto a Lou Nova y Max Baer,
con la condici6n de que ell ven
cedor Sc quede con TODD ell d.
nero. Quiero pelear y veneer.
Todos me tienen miedo, sin ex-
cluir al propio Jose Luis. 81
Baer quiere pelear conmigo la
semana que viene, que venga,
lie pondra a dormir Immediate
mente. Que venga!
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
ez WACETA

Fue la tercera "rina" entire
los dos hombres y la tercera
victoria para Mccoy. Pesaba
Knox 191 l.bras, tres menos
que ell triunfador.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

mundial de boxeo en- Ell criterio
de Ia Association Nacional de
Boxeo.
Kodak peleara en- n. York,
ell lunes, con AL Reid, del
Bronx.
Apareceran en- ell mIsmo pro
grama, Vicente DelrOrto, un
italiano del peso pluma, y job
ny Litto, de Filadelfia.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

Matte Brown, suspendido
por la Comisi6n Atletica del
Estado de Michigan, anunci6
que Sc retirara del boxeo y de-
dicara TODD su tempo al res
taurant que posee en- Washing
ton.
Brown fue ell autor de las
faciles caidas frente a Tony
Galento.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

Tommy SPECIAL, un conoci-
do nuestro, tendra de contra
rio, en- Brooklyn, a Armando
Stella.
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
LA GACETA

Il periodico en- idioma Espaho'
De mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1939-02-11
Noticias de PeIota
PARA Ell


La direction de los Piratas
de Pittsburg anunci6 aver la
adquisici6n del jardinero Mau
ricio Van Robays, del club
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

subscription semanal: 20 cents
1905 Ia. Ave., Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y3792
La gaceta., 1939-02-11

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-04-06
n m. Union service a

7:3O D. m. Union service at
Church of Christ.
SUNDAY:
$50 a. m. Union Sunrise service
at st. Johns Reformed church.
Especial announcements OF union
services elsewhere.)
900 a. m. Church school, with
Junior department in charge OF
opening worship.
1000 a. m. Public worship, with
Baptismal and Reception services.
Our Junior and Young Peoples
choirs jointly will present a program
of Easter music preceding the SER
mon. Topic, "A Message of Easter" /"
We extend a most cordial invita-
tion to all.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-04-06
Recreation Center

A kite contest, open to all boys
of the community, will be held at
the college athletic field, starting at
$3.50 p. m. this Saturday. Ihe sole
requirement is that each kite en-
tered must be home made. Events
include: one-four-mile sprint; small
est kite; strongest pulling KITE, ana
the kite battle. The contest VIII not
be started until the Easter Egg hunt
has ended.
Genevieve Fett added another dis
trict table tennis championship TO
her laurels last Saturday in tour
nament at the Lima Y. M. { "A.
Competition was in the women's di-
vision of Northwestern Ohio tour
ney sponsored by the Y. M. c. A
In mems events, competitors from
Bluffton were Don Roszhart, Evan
Soash and Gene Zuber.
Bluffton checker club will meet
this Thursday night at the home OF
Oscar Lora on South Main street.
Bluffton table tennis players will
compete with a team from the Lima
Westinghouse plant this Wednesday
night at the recreation center IN the
basement of the grade school build,
ing. r, w. Augsburger, former
Bluffton resident, is captain OF the
Westinghouse outfit Playing fol
Bluffton will be Clair Fett, Dor
Roszhart, Evan Soash, Bert Swank
Dick Burkholder and Harry Bogart
Bluffton High Thespians, compel.
ing in a Northwest Ohio one-aci
play tournament under auspices OF
the local recreation center, won q
handsome trophy, emblematic of first
place, last Friday night at Toledo
'The Happy Journey" was the play
offered by the local group. In the
cast were ZitelTa Gettles, Mark Mis-
wander, Bonita CLARK, Bettye Lewis
James Lands, and Paul Soldner
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"The Message of the Cross" Bible
reading, bring your Bibles. 10 a. m.
In the evening we will join the SER
vices of the Young People in the
Church of Christ, Bluffton.
SUNDAY:
Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
Message 10:30 a. m. Divided by
Redemption. Communion and Bap-
tismal services.
At 6:30 we will join with the
Young Peoples Easter Sunrise SER
vices in the St. Johns Evangelical
Reformed church, Bluffton.
No services in the evening-Free-
man College chorus in the First
Mennonite church-We shall close
and worship with them.