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Evening star., 1939-01-23

TRAPPED on A BLAZING WRECK, Captain
Hans Milton displayed courage and nerve.
power that won him headlines from coast to
coast. He says: "On the schooner Pioneer; a6re
400 miles out of Halifax, we had little food
and water and some Camels. Those Camels
were great comfort through the nerve strain
of worry and danger It's rule with me,
whenever 1 feel my nerves getting tense,
keyed-up, to let up-light up Camel"
Evening star., 1939-01-23
Ladies' NIGHT Dunce>

The Junior Board Of Commerce
will hol da ladies night" breakfast
dance Friday at 10 pm. at the
Wardman Park Hotel, Austin P. De
Wilde, chairman Of the Dance Com
mittee, announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1939-01-23

Hines said. He explained the Amer.
ican Newspaper Guild &C. I. o. and
American Federation OF Labor
unions pressed rival claims to repre-
sent "white-collar" workers other
than editorial staff members.
Evening star., 1939-01-23

Denmark is now buying most Of
its parafin wax and petroleum prod
ucts from the United States.
Evening star., 1939-01-23

101 STORIES UP worlds building Sidney swings
fi scafod him
His work windows Building
strang Sid fellow
wouldn't make
upgh Camel find Camels soothing
nerves. Smokers wide of
Camels for the They find pays
tension and then. So they let upight Camel!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11

The Sunday School met at 9:3o
a. m. with the assistant superin-
iendent IN charge.
Al II a. m. the pastor. the Rev,
w. y. Rice preached from ST. John
2i;i2 using the theme Come and
Dine" Communion was admins
tered With the rev. c. n. Boyd as
sistIng.
The evening message was given
by the Rev Mr. Boyd from the
text Heb. I'LL. subject Faith
Mrs Boyd wss also 4 visitor and
gave a short talk.
Those on the sick lat are VIM,
Williams, $50 3. Rsdemacher: VIM
Fitzpatrick. $3.50 williams; Mrs
Rice. $40 $. Rademsc cher: Mrs. MIL
dred Suber. John Green at Edith
Thomas hospital: Mrs. Normales
Dudley, 10Th street. Mother Rhodes
Is improving.
Next Sunday will be Aliens Day
at 81. Paul. 575 $. Rademscher.
Mrs. Lille p. Hill Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Christian Science

Soul" will be the subject OF the
Lesson Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches throughout the
world on Sunday. February IL.
The Golden Text isaiah 25:9) IS:
10. this Is our God; we have
Waited for him. and he will save
us: this is the Lord
Among the Bible citations is
this passage (Leviticus 26.2, ii,12),
"Ye shall keep my sabbaths, and
reverence my sanctuary; am
the Lord. And ] will set my tab
ernacle among you: and my soul
shall not abhor you. And will
walk among you, and will be your
people"
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 3S5,: soul and Spirit being
one. God and Soul are one. and
this one never included in a limit
ed mind or limited body"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Peoples Baptist

A large number OF young people
attended the Sunday School at
Peoples Baptist church Sunday
morning, Feb. 4. Supt O. Chillis
presided.
The Rev. O. c. Thomas. pastor
preached powerful sermon from
Rev. "a. The Angel choir served
with Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Bry-
ant as soloists.
The Angel choir will present the
Motor City Glee club and the Rob
inettes In a recital Feb. 10 at $40
p. m. Mrs. Johnnie Reid is direc-
tor.
Elder Morton OF Windsor VIII
preach at Peoples church next
Sunday at p. m. in interest OF
the Gospel chorus. Dinner will be
served at the church.
The sunday School will sponsor
chicken smile social Feb. l..
Members are asked TO visit Mrs.
LottIe White In Herman kiefer
hospital. Mesdames Edison, and
Thomas and Miss Breckenridge
and Mrs. Dellridge are also on the
sick list. Deacon Stroud is still
in Trinity hospital
Miss Minnie Williams Is church
renorter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Church of Our Father
Baptist

Pastor kaigIer continued his
series OF sermons last Sunday
morning from Rev. 20: 1912. THE
Judgement" After picturing slx
judgements concluding with the
seventh and last judgment the
speaker gave his audience TO know
that the only way OF escape IL IN
have their names written In the
Book OF life.
Mrs. r. l.. Woodson sang beau
tifully after the message.
At 7:50 p. M, the pastor spoke
briefly 10 the candidates Of the
Significance OF baptism. also what
II means 10 the outside world. The
Rev. NJ. Dade officiated AZ the bap-
tismal service.
An effective testimonial service
ives enjoyed after which the hand
OF fellowship was extended 10 all
new members. The Lords Supper
was administered following the
fellowship.
The pastor and members regret
the illness OF Mrs Ruth 81. Clair.
who recently arrived from Ala
bams.
All members OF the church are
urged 10 he present at the church
conference Wednesday evening
Feb *
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist

Mt Pilgrims Sunday School Is
progressing splendidly under the
direction OF supt. Larry Hilson.
The pastor the Rev. y. II. Hi
son preached on the subject Pray
err. text Acts 1873 at the II a. M
service last Sunday. In his dis.
course the pastor stressed that we
cannot do anything without pray
er. hut with prayer all things arc
possible.
Tag day was a great success
In the afternoon he Rev. Mr.. Lee
with members OF his church wor.
shipped at Mt. Pilgrim. The visit.
ing minister delivered fine SER
mon In which lie praised Pastor
Hilson and members OF Mt. Pilgrim
for the good work they are doing
A lively musical program was
rendered with several quartetts
participating. Interesting remarks
were made by the various captains
on How We made a purchase on
this church"
The Evangelist quartet will rem
der a program at Mt. Pilgrim Tues
day. Feb. IL Al : p. m.
Mrs. Helen Johnson is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11

There was a large audience
present at Macedonia Baptist
church Sunday morning, Feb. 4
who listened 10 the Rev. coleman's
great message from the subject,
"The Turning Point" text Luke
1917. Three beautiful thoughts
left with his hearers were: 1. Mem
orable spots marking the turning
point; ?. The sorrow OF losing Is
borne alone; 3. The Joys OF find
INK are shared ny others
Four members we're added 10
the church.
AT the evening worship Rev.
Coleman presented four more high
points OF the morning subject as
follows; Conviction. courage. con
fession and humility. The speaker
said no man is ready 70 right any
wrong until he has been under
conviction. Il takes courage 20
make confession, and when we
humble ourselves, We are willing
TO be made one OF the hired SER
wants
Come and worship with us. The
Macedonians read the Tribune. Do
your
Mrs !. Smith Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
First Institutional

4 junior Gospel choir was or
ganized by Mrs. Sallie Jones. d.
rector OF the Gospel choir OF First
Institutional Baptist church, re-
Gently. The officers are:
Mrs. Sallie Jones, director; Miss
Ruth Higgins. president; Miss Lau-
"a Midds. vice-president; Miss
Theresa billiard. secretary; Miss
Roberta Jones. treasurer; Miss Le-
Ia Culp. assistant secretary; Miss
Annie Midds. pianist. Miss A.
Blount. director; Miss f. Ball
chairman program committees:
Miss Johnnie Lee Stroud, chair
man scholarship Miss r. Albert.
chaplain: Miss Elizabeth Holiday,
supervisor. Tony Lucas, state or
ganizer OF juniors and reporter,
was present and assisted.
The newly organized group gave
a splendid program at Second
Baptist church. Ferndale, Jan. 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Little Rock Baptist

The Rev. n. e. Tate, pastor
preached a masterful sermon Sun.
day morning, the subject being
by Water text Gen. HIP.
Mush interest IL manifested In
the Sabbatical rally which IL in
progress.
Four Little Rock candidates
were baptized at D. m. at the
Israel Baptist church. corner Lee
land and Riopelle. The Rev. Mr.
CASTOR Is pastor.
At 1880 p. m. the Rev. Mr.. Dill
lard assisted the Rev. Mr.. Tate in
servin. communion after which the
right hand OF Fellowship was given
the new members.
The Missionary union will hold
its regular one day session at Lit
tie Rock church. 1907 Russell
street. Sunday. Feb. IL at p. m.
A unique program will be render
ed. Mrs. Meadow IL program
chairman. Pastor Tate will preach
the missionary sermon.
Mrs. ID. Hooks Is president; Mrs.
NJ. Baldwin is reporter.
Members OF the church are re-
quested 10 read the Detroit Tri-
hume each week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Friendship Baptist

The Junior girls gave the larg.
est offering last Sunday morning
The intermediate girls had The
largest attendance. Supt. Sidne,
Briggs wishes to thank Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert for the five dollars
IN dimes presented 10 Sidney Jr.
on his second birthday Saturday
Feb. 4.
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson spoke al
the IL a. IN. service from the sub
jet "Noah's Ark Five were
added 10 the church
The Rev. y. NJ. kaigler. pastor
Of the Church OF our Father Of
fered prayer at the communion
service at p. m.
The r. Y. =. L. had an enjoyable
one-hslf hour song service at : D.
m.
The Senior choir rendered the
usual musical program at .. nj
Three accessions were made TO the
church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Springhill Baptist

The sunday School opened al
$50 a. m. sunday. Feb ( with a
large crowd OF enthusiastic hoy
and girls present. Neal Bradley
Is superintendent.
At IL a. m. the pastor, the Rev.
T.. NJ. Woods delivered forceful
sermon from The text Acts ISIS.
There was fine attendance.
Baptismsl services were held al
.. m. at the First institutional
Baptist church OF Hamtramck
the Rev. Wright. pastor. Those
immersed were little Misses Doro-
thy and Bernice Mayes and Virginia
Thomson; Robert Summers and
Charles Johnson, Jr.
Members and friends regret to
learn OF the death OF Mrs Betty
Callia mother OF Mrs. +. Bradley
and c. Collins who returned re-
Gently from trip 10 Alabama
where funeral rites for Mrs. Cal
liza were held.
The Sunday School will present
program sunday, Feb. II at p.
m. The public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11

"The Church In The city was
the subject OF Rev. Porter's SER
mon last Sunday morning. using
Isaiah 1919 and Acts 30:2s 40 texts
In keeping with the countrywide
general subject, America and the
Church" for Feb. S.
Rev. Porter said that the church
Is still struggling TO establish the
kingdom OF God on earth, the pur-
pose for which Jesus came nearly
1000 years ago. THE trouble n
that enough people cannot be
found who are willing to make a
sacrifice TO bring other men and
women to Christ. The church will
grow and be power for good
when everybody In II gets busy"
informed the speaker.
Sunday. Feb. IL IL National Mis-
sions day. A program honoring
Lincoln will be rendered at the
Sunday School hour beginning at
l2:45 p. M. The pupils are gather
ing Lincoln-head pennies as their
contribution.
The Non Parcel club met Mon
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxwell on Hendricks street.
A concert will be given for the
benefit OF the Church Community
school Thursday evening. Feb. ls
at the Miller High school. DIR.
Kenneth Miller OF the Detroit Pres
bytery will talk on the subject
Frederick Douglass" A Man Who
Cared" other features will be
Ruth Penn's Modern choir. the
High School orchestra and a scene
from the Community school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Metropolitan Baptist

The subject OF DR.. Williams
discourse last Sunday was, THE
Business OF Religion taken from
the text found in Acts 3;6. Then
Peter said. Silver and gold have
/ none: hut such as have give
thee: ia Che name OF Jesus Christ
Of Nazareth rise up and walk" As
a result OF such powerful SER
mon. five souls were added TO the
church. three OF whom we're cam
didates for baptism.
A meeting in interest OF Negro
workers was held nj Metropolitan
Baptist church, Monday, February
6.
The Rev. Mr. I.ysles was the
principal speaker. he has just re-
turned TO Detroit. after a nrolong-
ed investigation OF Negro economic
conditions throughout the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Mt. Vernon Baptist

The Rev J. s. Scott preached
Sunday morning. Feb. I from the
subject Rise let us be going has
ed on the text Matt. 26.46.
At 2 y. M. the Pastors chorus
led an old fashioned covenant
meeting which was much enjoyed
BY all attending.
Mr.. Livingstone and Mrs. Fulton
sang a beautiful duet at the morn
ing worship.
The II. Y. +. L. met al p m. and
was largely attended. Communion
services were observed and a spi-
ritual wave was In evidence.
Mt. Pilgrims and MI. Zion $
Senior choirs will hold contest
Sunday. Feb. 10 az p. nj, at MI.
zion churdi. Sponsors predict
that a musical treat is in store
for all who will attend.
NJ Green IL church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
:. AMONG THE CHURCHES =.


Choosing the theme "A Supreme
Sacrifice TO Christ" derived from
the appropriate text End Chron
l7;l6 from which TO discourse al
the morning service Sunday. Feb
5. the pastor, the Rev. Robt. n
Pittman said This subject suggests
a question which claims the
mind OF every Christian--"Just how
much does my life mean 10 the
world?" Still another question &c
the Christian is dc l will that my
life would stand for the highest
and best?"
Commenting on the willingness,
OF the star character OF the text
Amasiah. the pastor emphasized
that II is glorious thing when
men and women OF leadership abil-
i,y willingly offer themselves unto
the Lord.
The Rev. Mr.. Pittman criticized
DR.. Mordecai Johnsons statement
which appeared in a recent issue
OF a Baptist publication that
christian religion has been tried
in Russia and failed" Religion
may have failed in Russia but not
Christian religion contradicted
the speaker. After presenting many
helpful facts the Rev. Mr.. Pittman
admonished his hearers that per.
sonal influence means a whole
lot: and that It would be worth,
while for them to emulate Anna.
siah by willingly offering them
selves unto the Lord.
There was capacity audience
Seven accessions were made 10 the
church. four being candidates for
baptism, The Lords Supper was
administered.
AT the evening worship the four
singing aggregations OF Tabernacle
rendered a spicy musical program
The contest between o. G. Coins
and +. Coleman ended with the
former being victor. Mr., Coins
reported $500 and Mr.. Coleman
reported $S2.OS making total OF
$l67.OS. The two contestants
presidents OF the Goodwill and
Faithful Workers club respective
~. were showered with words nj
congraiulation and praise for their
very excellent reports.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Gospel Choral Union

Tie Eeanselistic committee,
which is dong fine work, submit
led is repor' last week, including
several PRAYER gequests from those
who are W. or troubled. Among
lhs workers on the sick report
are
rhilNp Travis Of the Junior un-
lon. Sb0rei hospital; seniors,
Mrs. RUN Reid. ST. Antoine and
Napoleon Streets the Rev. Mrs.
DAY. Carpenter street; Mrs. Beu-
hh Morton, Twelfth street. r.
eorse: Ms Sallle Jones. Macomb
street. MIS- Ethel Kent, Sidney
sumbs hospital River Rouge;
Mrs Ollie Davenport. Beechwood
street. River Rouge.
The Gospel choral union has a
PRAYER circle which prays each day
from 1850 10 1910. The mem
hers are asking those who are not
members ~ Join with them In
PRAYER a. this time. The head
quarters are al 2240 Antietam
street.
More han - union workers sub
miited ineir prayers in time, and
more than y were answered.
There is also a fellowship and
concentration meeting every Sat-
urday night The School for Cos
pei singers is held every Wednes-
day night
Bobbls Rlackman Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Fraternal Order
Installs Officers

More than 1900 virtually damned
Bethel A. NJ. r. church, az Freder-
lex and 81 Antoine streets, 70 wit
ness the joint installation % the
lodges working under the NJ. W.
King Solomon Grand I<'dge A. p.
and A. NJ. and the chapters work.
ing under the Queen vehu Grand
chapter. 0. z s. Thursoay even
inr
pres.iing over The double csre-
monies were william ". Ford.
most worshipful srand master:
and Mrs Fannie ". Johnson, royal
grand matron
After the installation ~ officers
and the program ar elaborate ban
quet was held in the basement o.
the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Metropolitan Com.
Tabernacle

The pastor. the Rev. John +.
Glover conducted the services sun
day morning. Feb. 5. He preached
from the theme "Stoning Jesus
taken from the text John 1881.
The pastor brought out many In
teresting points in the course Of
his sermon.
Al the evening worship the pas
tor taught from the chart on the
subject Promise text Gen. 1e:1-
II.
Visitors are always welcome at
Metropolitan Community Taber-
nacle. located at Cameron and 0w-
en- streets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Jewish Editor

Editor Phillip SlomovItE, Of
the Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
who will be one Of the speak.
ers at Q p. m. sunday, at the
United Christian church, 1891
Thirtleth street. His topic will
be, "The Jews Position And
Responsibility In This Chang
Ing World" Several others
Will appear on the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11

The Union met with the ushers
OF Pleasant Grove Sunday, Jan. q.
The rnird Baptist ushers received
tia attendance, banner. The fin
Ance banner was received by ushers
OF oliyet Baptist.
The Union met with the ushers
OF Peoples Baptist church Sunday,
Jan. 20 At which time the 9TH an
niversary OF Peoples ushers was
celebrated. The next meeting Will
he held Sunday. Feb. IL at Third
Baptist church. Ferry at ST. An
tome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Clinton Chapel AME
Zion

Much interest il being evidenced
in the sunday School work Al
Clinton Chapel AMEz church. Wa
terloo and ST. Aubin streets
through the efforts Of Mr., Johnson.
The Rev. Henry Powers preach
ed Sunday morning. taking his
text from 81. John Ais. There Is
no fear. but perfect love casteih
out fear. because fear hath tor
ment. He that feareth is not made
perfect in love
The Rev. +. NJ. Williams preach
ed nj eight O'Clock. The ACE So
ciety opened at seven o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Catholic Church

n ali Of the Roman Catholic
.,u,ebu preparations are being
IA, for the season of Lent which
.,r,, on wednesday February o.
yotIce that the time OF penancs Is
.,oroschlng was given at the SER
,,ess last sunday when violet vest
mi, we're worn by the priests In
celebrating Holy Mass.
IN the scriptural lesson from st.
,.nl n The Corinthians. /. 3, "a to
!, Rad Al the Sunday Mass, Cath
LIE. arc reminded 10 refrain them
..l,.. from those things which will
,,.,,nt them from winning the
Iscorrupiible crown.
The Catholic Churches serving
a. colored people are arranging
1.rotIons on the various evenings
!, len, Notice OF time. nature
:, tho service. name OF the speak
!, will be published in this paper
rt1t week.
Religious Lectures
IN, Reverend Timothy A. Muir
nhy. c. 5. Sp. Pastor OF the Rom
:, ra,hoic church OF 81. Benedict
A, Moor announces a series OF
l,c,ures on the Catholic Religion
,,r Monday evenings at 1880. The
l.c,ures afe conducted by Father
Murphy in The auditorium OF the
church which is located on the
Gamer " Beochwood and Begole
avenues The purpose OF these lee
TIRES 1. Is explain the teaching and
religions practices OF the Church
IA Catholics and 1on-Cathollcs re-
urdless u race creed or color.
HOW Mass Is offered on Sun
days At s. 10 and IL o'clock on
week DAYS AZ 80 A. NJ. Confess
,lons saturday afternoon from $40
1850 and saturday evenings from
;so to $50
Father M0rphy has recently
hsen given he passionate OF St,
B,nsdici ne Moor Church. being
transferred from oklahoma City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Bray's Tabernacle

The first quarterly conference
was held at Bray's Tabernacle
CME church. Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. Mr.. Hendricks presided
in the absence OF the presiding
elder, J. W. Barnett.
The Rev. G. Thomas. pastor OF
Fews Memorial CINE. River Rouge.
preached from THE Healing
Touch" There was solo by Mrs.
j. Patterson and Evangelist Chees-
boro. Mrs. Kay made the address.
The Rev. Mrs. Precious Irving.
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
New Zion Baptist

After devotional services last
Sunday morning. Pastor F. c. Mer-
Ger preached from Prov. 1872 II
was very excellent message.
At 3 p. m. Communion services
were held. At 6 D. m. the p. Y. p.
L. met. At 8 p. m. Rev Mercier
preached from Rev. 10.
Visiting minister's we're: Rev,
Morn, Rev. Sullivan, and Rev. ],
Thomas.
Everybody Is invited to New Zion
Baptist church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11

The Difference between talents
and character is adroitness to keep
the old and trodden ground. and
power and courage to make a new
road to new and better goals
Emerson.
To do good TO all because we
love ALL and TO use in Gods serv-
ice the one talent that we all have,
is our only means Of adding TO
that talent and the best way TO
silence deep discomfort with our
shortcomings.-Mary Baker Eddy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11

Success is full of promise till
men get IT, and then il is a last
years nest from which the birds
have flown-Hcnry Ward Beecher.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11

Let us not overstrain our tall
ents. lest we do nothing grace
fully.-La Fontaine.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-05-18

GREENBELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ENTERS TRACK LEET
At College Park, Maryland. Hay %, 1889, the
annual Prince Georges County Elementary Track Meet
wi IL be Many schools Of the county wi IL take
part in the many field events. and among them viii
be the Greenbelt Elementary School boys and girls
Greenbe1t's activities in the meet being
handled by Recreat ion Department Of TIE town under
the directi Of Vincent Ho1cchwost and
Go1dfadden They have succeeded IN getting together
quite number Of boys and girls and Greenbe 1t will
be represented in many Of the events.
All track and relay events which off
cording to weight classes: namely 30 pound, 95
pound, lis pound and unlimited Glasses, being
handled by Ben Goldfadden and All Boys field
M. Ho1ochwost wi II take Of.
Participating In the Track and Relay Events in
the 80 pound GLASS; running in the SO yard dash will
for this di stance. Vernon Dawson and Gene Hend
In the IS pound class. running in the go yard dash
Will be George Nelson Tommy Cation land Lewis Hedges.
In the lis pound class. running in the 70 yard dash
wi IL be Bill Langford and Richard Day. In the I'm
limited class. Bill Nyhoff end Tom FinnellN1l
pete with Prince Georges best. Then there will be
relay team entered in each weight class. and the
distance Of the relay wi II be 44O yards.
For the fl cid events Greenbelt will enter boys in
the Dodgeba11 Throw Standing Broad Jump, Running
Broad Jumps Target Pitch Running High Jump. and the
Dodgebal1 team, for each GLASS.
The girls will have Ora Donaghue Phil Edwards,
and Doris Asher in the so yard Dash and hario
rie Tnstead. Doris Henry and Patri cia Day in
the Shuttle Relay. The girls will also enter the
Flag Relay. Block Relay Dodgeba1l Throw and will
have Dodeeba1l team.