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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
Diamond Dust!

coming up - Polo Andrews,
Hil<er Moran. PretZels Pessullo
and Cintronella Rowell.
Mace Brown. Pirates relief
ace, has pitclol in 10l games in
two years and never hurled
complete game Fred Hutch
inson. the Tigers high-priced
rookie from Seattle. is likely to
go back TO the minors for an
other years seasoning Joe
Orengo. Sacramento rookie who
is slated TO play shortstop for
the Cardinals, pilots a cable car
up the hills OF San Francisco
during the off-season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11

A preliminary ssms between the
Midget teams ~ the schools viii
get under way At 7 o'clock. The
Tiger Babes. driving toward their
18th consecutive city title, are un-
defeated In three games.
The Abes. slightly favored In
tonight's crucial contest. lead the
city chase With two wins against
no defeats and could. virtually
eliminate Stadium from further
considers ton by . triumph. The
Tigers have one victory and two
defeats
since they were trimmed by
the Abea . couple Of weeks
ago, however. the BenEsis
have hit m Improved stride.
defeating the strong wsils
WAiIs and BeIiaru,ine CUNTS.
Lincoln. too. has been In high
gear Of late. having been yietorl-
Gus In their last sx consecutive
gamer
Starting Hnsups probably viii
be something like this. according
10 Coach V. q. Lgvmsn Of eta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
VANE LEADS VICTORIOUS FIGHT FOR HEARING ON NO. "a
Rival Quiintets
Own Strength

Tonight at $ o'clock on the Pa
eific Lutheran college basketball
courts. the Glsdiators meet the
powerful Bellingham Normal anin-
tet coached nv Chuck Lsppenbush.
former Tacoma athletic see.
The two are old time rivals who
traditionslly stage hectic oompeti.
ton no matter what the sport
There win be q preliminary
game at I o'clock between one
of the Lutheran intra-murai
teams and the Central Danish
Lutheran church five.
In the main battle two OF the
outstanding prep players OF last
year will be opposing one another,
perault. with the Lutherans =
guard, out of Everett. and Hank
Chamberlain. former Belllngham
high ace now with the Normal
squad.
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Field Trials!

The annual spring trials FOR
pointers and settlers will b. held
on the Grand Mound and Koches-
ter courses Saturday and Sunday
Open puppy and open derby
STAKES will be run Saturday. Anna
teur sll-sge and open sll-sgs
stakes will be run Sunday.
Brace mate drawings will be
held each morning At o'clock
AZ the Twin Gate cafe, two miles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
PERCIvAL OFFERS BILL TO AID FISH

Pefeissi desire. that all
permits contain the clause
that IN. holder shall comply
with AL laws pertaining 10
appropriation, ps@ and stor.
age ~ water and all fishing
and game lass now In effect
or hereafter enacted.
Ths senator said similar
measure was oppDsea t~O years
ago ny the hydraulics department,
but that be Understood Il win this
year be accepted.
The purpose " 10 protect game
fish IN cases VI stream divers ~
Th< Dill was referred 10 the
senate game and game fish com
miitsk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11

haggard. ugly.
old fellow who
oes by the
name OF Jlnx
This In Billy's
farewell 10 the
middle weights.
for he Is grow
Ing 80 fast that
hence for h he
" IL campaign
against lig h l.
h cav Y weights
and pro h ably
turn out 10 be-
c h a m pion Of
them some day
In The mean
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B REFS !!
BY UNITED PRESS
PHILADELPHIA - Pitcher

PHILADELPHIA - Pitcher Syl
Johnson and Catcher Spud Davis,
two of the Philadelphia National
league baseball teams 10-year
men. were signed today for the
1889 season. Johnson, who lives
in Portland, Ore, is listed as a
relief hurler and coach of pitchers.
Davis was slated to do the ma
jority OF the receiving chores.
DALLAS, Tex. - Donald
Bulge defeated Ellsworr
Vines, 2-6, 6-S, is, last night
In the 26th tennis match
which they have played on
their transcontinental tour.
In another singles match
Alfred Chaplin of New York
defeated Dick Skeen Of Holly
P wood, 6-S. Vines and Chaplin
teamed In the doubles to de-
feat Bulge and Skeen, rs,
81, 60.
ZURICH, Switzerland - Final
playoff for the world amateur
hockey championship began today
with the United States. Canada,
Switzerland and Czechoslovakia
fighting for the title. In the
round-robin playoff system, each
team will play the others three
times. The U. s. squad reached
the finals by vanquishing Poland,
Al. for it's fifth victory in six
starts yesterday. Canada, with
only one goal scored against its
team. won its sixth straight, 90,
over Germany.
PHILADELPHIA - Vice
President Roy Mack Of the
Philadelphia Athletics an
nounccd today that the As
would play an exhibition game,
probably July "a, against
team from the Penn A. {. at
.COoperstOwn, n. V, shrine Of
American baseball, In COM
memoration Of the national
games centennial.
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Holland Sure
ToShow Here

Someone's remark about the I'M
cert sinty of everything save death
and taxes keeps Promoter Jack
Conner from offering his right
arm as a forfeit. but the local
wrestling promoter is willing 10
stake all or any part Of his world.
" possessions that Jack Holland,
Los Angeles heavyweight. will sp.
pear on Mondays mat card at
Greenwich coliseum
Holland was signed Friday TO
meet rom Zaharias. the youthful
Hellenic Hurricane" from Cripple
Creek. Colo. in the five-round
semi-final on Mondays card, which
IL where the Californian enters
the picture.
Scheduled To trade holds,
punches and etceteras with
Billy Hansen In last Mondays
main event. Holland failed to
arrive In time from San Fran
cisco. where he landed late
Saturday after nm ocean yoy-
age from Honolulu.
Conner had signed him for the
match while he was still far out
on the briny deep. and he tried
hard TO make connections but lost
out to Papa Time.
The tussle will be a five
rounder, with one fall deciding
things.
Billy Hansen. Salt Lake City
heavyweight who has restored
scientific procedure 10 its former
popularity, tangles with Leo
Numa. woodworking Seattle
youngster, In the eight-round main
event, best two falls out OF three.
Two three-rounders will COM
plete the card.
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swimmers in the roster OF the Is
men who have survived the rugged
turnouts held piror to this week.
The condition OF Wilcox, how
ever. is doubtful and unless the
former Bengal star RECEIVERS suf-
ficiently from cold that he has
had during the last week Torney
revealed he would not use him.
Hoslins. who set the north
ern division l50-yard back
stroke record In 1887 but laid
out of competition last season
10 be eligible this year when
the Huskies have their new
100000 swimming pool and
recognition as majo sport,
will face his toughest compe-
tition in Brugger, Beaver ace
who smashed his record last
spring.
Caddey. holder OF the northern
division 200-yard breast stroke
mark for 90 and rs foot pools will
be called upon to match the Prov
ess of Jack Dallas, Webfoot star.
who has been consistently break
ing the coast breast stroke mark
in practice sessions.
Other swimmers making the
trip: George Personette Of Bremen
ton, so and 100 yard free style;
Jim Randles OF Seattle, 900 and
40. Bill Langevin of Yakima.
diver; Bill Yake of Everett, breast
stroke; Fred Hoeppner of Seattle.
free style; Mack Bockman of Sc
attic. distance; Pete Goldberg OF
Wildwood, 100 and 220; Wally
Holden Of Longview, sprints; Dean
McAdams of Caldwell, Idaho,
spirits. and Leonard koke of Sc
attic, free style and breast stroke
Alternates are Bud Andrews of
Olympia, diving, and Bill Dick of
of Dayton, free style.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11

south Of TsninO on the Portland
highway
Judges will De Tod Dove Of Ten
mo and Joe Drolst % Yakima.
Orysl 8elby Of Yakima viii be
field marshall
Lunch will be served each day
BY the Violet Prairie Grange.
Dogs placing In this trial will
be eligible 10 enter the Pacific
Coast championship stakes 10 b.
held al Ellensburg In March.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
NEW YORK Sparks from

NEW YORK - Sparks from
the hot stove league:
Jimmy Wilson. ex-manager Of
the Phillies, who signed with
Cincinnati as coach, has told
Bill Mckechnie he'll divide the
catching job with Ernie Lom-
bardi Although Wilson is 3s
quite a few critics believe he's
liable to make good his boast
Last year with the Phillies
Gerry Nugent insisted that Will
son manage the club from the
bench Johnny Wander Nicer
of no-hit. no-run fame has fully
recovered from his tonsilectomy
and now weighs 1877.
Page As OF Bill Brandt's green
book of information on the Ma
tional league rally gives that
circuit a black eye Al Sim
mons leads the players who have
made 1000 or more hits with
2773 and the players who have
driven in over 500 runs with
1854 Tony Lazzeri leads the
basestealers with 147 in l3 years
Pepper Martin is second
with 1872 and then comes Heinie
Manush with ia and Carl Rey-
nolds with 107 Neil OFT leads
the home run hitters with 342
in 10 seasons but Simmons is
second with 29s in 10 years.
Paul DIZZY Trout, who as
pires to be the Dizzy Dean of
the American league, is being
counted on to become a regular
on the Tigers pitching staff E.
He won % and lost 6 for Beau
mont and was picked as the
most valuable player in the
Texas league last season.
The Boston Bees have some
rockies with colorful nicknames
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
Blodgett
Kill Cougar, Cat

Smitty Blodgett and Frank
Crowell. hunting in the Cayuse
pass district. yesterday brought
down two cougars and one bob
cat for total bounty of S105
The cougars bring $50 each. They
went on the trail Wednesday morn
ing, brought down the bob-cst soon
after, but did not run the cougars
to tree until Thursday rftcrnoon
between 3 and 4 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11

ever the supervisor Of hydraulics
for the state receives an spplles-
ton for appropriation or storage
Of stream yatsr. he mus, notify
IN. state directors Of game and
fisheries
he must DO likewise when and
II the permit "a Nausd.
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Put
Out Painters

Coming nask with : fast last
half drive California riartxss ~sssns
mated Inhnsas Paint from further
second nalf It'll. consideration. - :
to u. in The feature xsms % snsrs
III Lincoln last night
General Motors picked ~ o.
game On the first place t'AmmAF.
amos BY defeating G y \ Fresh.
81 to Is
rne iiattless last their first
start ~ the half 10 Chillss. -
10 81.
Mseeas ss1 Thwss1ss ssshes
ths~e- usue psegsnwss ~ t1e.
rels nsp Ill THAT vpwsnlw ~
IN sceedsee leAas~n rntees !
err ssp sesslws h~eh u -
wh. 10y ny s.s M sN.ss~.
sns rAasapeenshIps
cammAssnes and Generals meet
formidable opposition. with the
Generals having much the harder
composition. b~~isies having 70
win NO straight ~hlis tns ncttlsrs
spin in . iihs number ~ engages
mshts
Tho Florists solved th~ Painters
attack and successfully pvt .
damper on u This reserves fin-'
izhed the game .
Generals hal too mitch for 3
tired rrush squad and hsps psIing.
w The points with . ianhy a.
fsnsivs being more than the shosts
~ eolieHlans could cops wsth.
Ghiliaa were ali cot fss Canss
msrane~ and kept them away from
the hsshst until the game wss
served ap. then rnasted IN with :
fins vietnry In . hsrd.fouGhi xsrss.
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NY UNITED PRESS

ny UNITED PRESS
California AgKIss So. Fresno
State 81.
Hardin sinmoas ~. Daniel
Baker 81.
Ohio 4. ~, Maristts ~.
John Carroll ~. Toledo 20.
D,lgiIesae ~. Baltimore ~.
George Washington ~, WASH
jeff. ~.
0rsve City "a. Geneva ~.
waynssburr 81. West virginia
Wesleyan 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11

South Tarnms's = A. vsns ere
ated something ~ a lower cham.
Der sensation when Ne took the
ficrf 70 move
That this house chsmhss hs
given over to . public hearing on
ilous. uilis iss. ips and tSa 1.-THE
governors fish tap naeAsur~ri
Tuesday evening. and that the
house COMMITTEES On fisheries con.
duet same and that the senate
COMMITTEES he luvstesi 20 attend. in
order 10 hold run. free and frank
discussion on these three 'ssh
bills
A loud valee vote carried the
proposal
Tho a~sesspassss wss hitter
ran IN Chaivsssr Isek retts.
tl~ase. ~ The fisheries csrs.
mstsee and other cemmssses
m~mtsrss 4 puksie Nessswa
hefase heuse action ~ ne
hills Ma me last shiwG ~
waited.
The present situation" vsns
said. Is conducive "a confusion.
mlslnfnrmation and missrrrehen.
sion. Thls hearing will sive the
house flshrrirs chairman . chance
10 vindioste himself IN ths EYES
Of members Of this house and of
delegations wse have bs~n refused
hearings"
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while he has his hands fun against
Apostoii snd the ink.
Conn and Apostoli met once be-
fore and New Workers. getting
their first glimpse Of Billy. saw
one Of the smoothcst articles that
has come along since Gene Tun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11

CHICAGO ~ Hiii Stewart has
definitely declined the offer of
President Frank Calder ~ ths Ma
tlonsl Hoeksy league 10 resume
officiating. He viii umpire base
ball games In ths south this spring
for the first time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
SEA SCOUTS PLAY

Ship 100 defeated Ship 1872. 40
to II. in Tacoma Sea Scout
basketball game Wednesday night
in the Stadium gym. Ship 1870
trimmed Ship ITO. is to IL. Next
Wednesday Ship l22 will face Ship
ITO at Gas p. m, and Ship Ill.
undefeated thus far, viii play Ship
$50 at s O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
Bad Weather
Halls Series

= Indictment weather held up
The mail trains and a. a result
There will be no 100 Year, Of
Baseball series until Monday.
This popular and educational
series will he run every DAY ex-
cept Saturday for SO days. bar
ring unforeseen mailing inter
rIptions or such.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
NEW YORK

NEW YORK 49, Billy Conn. a
growing young fellow who II try
ing TO eat his way into Joe Louis
shoes. goes into the ring tonight
TO fight two men Middieweight
Champion Fred Apostoli and 8
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11

dunn and Llneolnis mentor. Bill
Hsrdls
stad'um Russ Hoprr and Matt
kapoyieh. forwards Bob Loftnsss
center. NfH Hudson and John
klarinh, guards
Lincoln Logan Blades and Jess
Cooper forwards. Don Hegsle.
center. DEG Hutton and Tell
Pagni. guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
Hunt and Strange
Sign Contracts

sEATTLE-Ths Seattle baseball
club Of the Pacific Coast league
received signed contracts today
from Allan Strange. shortstop. and
Art Hunt. Outfielder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11

flames Tonight
~ B~rkeisyi California w. stsss
ford.
~ Ies Angeles u, \. q. W.
q. q. I. a.
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ny Tseoms Time. stsn wfiisr1
CAPITOL, Olympia. Sen. Mon
y Perciysl Of Pierce county
Thursday introduced bill In the
upper house designed. under GER
tain circumstances. 70 protect
game fish from destruction.
HIS measure provides that when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
Federal Way Wins

Federal Way defeated The Sta
dunn Flashes. 43 to 16. IN basket
ball last night Feaster, with II
points. was high man for the
Federals. Jimmy Martin, with I,
led the Flashes.
The Fife Town team won over
Federal Way, % TO II. in a pre-
li1r1inarN
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IEEIUH
MOUNT ANGEL WINS

SEATTLE - Mount Angel col
Iege came from behind 10 beat Sc
attic college. SO TO 20. in a basket
ball game last night. The visitors
from Oregon did most Of their
storing in the last 10 minutes. with
Alhrich ard Haener scoring 10 and
Is points. respectively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
Triumphs Over
Partisan Group

wfnstf
CAPITOL. Oympia-Picree eounty1s boys "whccprd u
up in the Thursday and showed the fish trap hearing
mnzre down the threats af The hou.e fisheries COMMITTEES
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-11
The Jim was strong enough
around Madison square Gar
den today 10 make Apostolic =
BENCALS Meet ABES!

An overflow pack gym tonight
at o'clock when the Stadium
TIT which Of Importance city
hall lsaVti
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CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Northern Dlvtslsm

ttnnsea FonIkht
At seattiei W. y. q, W. Wssai
inHfan.
Al Ennensi idaho w. OrsG0s.
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staf, ana FRANZ foskinS ana Bill
Torney included Gene Caddey.
former Lincoln high school splash
Wilcox. both ex-Stadium high
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Caddey, Wilcox, Hoskins
To Paddle Against Oregon

With three Tacoma slated action Jack
oregon this open pair
of ricialr
Evening star., 1939-04-15
Church Celebrates
18th Anniversary
Tomorrow
Metropolitan Presbyterian
First Met in Wing Of
CopitoI Building

The Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, Fourth and B streets Sc.
celebrates its 18th anniversary to-
morrow. It was organized as the
Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church,
April II. 1864, in a schoolroom at
the corner of Third and A streets
Sc. The Rev. John Chester was
pastor for 80 years. Early meetings
were held in the House wing of the
Capitol Building, where sacraments
of the Lords supper and baptism
were observed. In 1865 a small
chapel was erected on the present
location. The edifice now in use was
constructed in 1868, when the name
OF the church was changed to Met
ropolitan.
The pastors have been the Rev
DR.. John Chester, 1864 to 1894; the
Rev. DR.. George N. Luccock, 1894 to
1904; the Rev. DR.. Albert Evans, 1904
to 1909; the Rev. DR.. Paul R. Hickok,
1909 to 1917, and the Rev. DR.. Free
ley Rohrer, 1917 to 1897. The pres
ent pastor is the Rev. DR.. j. LoWrey
Fendrich, jr.
At the II o'clock service DR.. Fend-
rich will speak on The Power of the
Few and at 7:45 pm. on Things
Money Can't Buy"
There will be special anniversary
service at the Sunday school at 9:3O
am, when old pictures and books
pertaining to Metropolitan history
will be on display.
On Thursday at 7:30 pm. will be
the annual congregational meeting
There will be election of elders and
trustees.
Evening star., 1939-04-15
Church School Offers
Ten Scholarships

Ten scholarships for summer
schools were offered by the st. Pauls
Rock Creek Church School at its
last teachers meeting Four of these
have already been awarded, and
Betty Wade Phillips, Margaret Nor
ton and Margaret Mills will go to
Camp Overall, Va. Shenandoah
Conference, on June 81 to July
Dora Funk will 60 to the Sweet
Briar Conference, July 3 to July IA.
This is for those who are qualified
for the advanced conference church
work in the province of Washing
ton.
Flag Day for the church school
will be held on June II at $50 am.
The Girls Friendly Society will have
a party Monday evening.
On April q the Woman's Auxiliary
will serve a chicken patty dinner
from 5 to 7 pm. in the parish house.
The Rock Creek Players will pre-
sent a play on May 6. 1t is Skid
ding" by Aurania Rouverol.
Services will be held tomorrow at
$3.50. Holy communion with cor
porate communion of the church
school. At II o'clock the sermon will
be preached by the Rev. DR.. F.. D..
Bohanan.
Evening star., 1939-04-15
Cheer Up Is Theme
Al PetWorth N. f.

At the II a IN. service in PetWortll
M, E. Church tomorrow DR.. Frank
Steelman will have for his subject
Cheer Up The senior choir will
sing.
The Intermediate League at $50
pm. will have a discussion on THE
Life of Kagawa," led by William
Hathcock. At 6:45 the senior league
will present drama Il Go a-Fish-
ing accompanied by special music.
1t will be young peoples night at
pm, with Carroll Mallonee pre-
siding. The girls choir will sing
and Mrs. Boyd Creath will play spe-
cial numbers on the marimba. DR..
Steelman will preach on The Un-
fading Halo"
The Every Mans Bible Glass will
give an entertainment Friday night.
The new religious educational build
ing will be dedicated on April %,
DR.. G. Ellis Williams, district super
intendent, officiating.
Evening star., 1939-04-15
ST. Thomas Episcopal
Will Have Honor
Girls as Guests
Members of D. A. R. Plan
To Attend Service in
Morning Tomorrow

Many members of the Daughters
of the American Revolution will at
tend the services tomorrow at II
am. at st. Thomas Episcopal
Church and will have with them
an honor girl from every State and
Territory of the Union. The Rev.
DR.. Howard S. Wilkinson, rector,
will preach.
The Sojourners' Masonic Lodge
will attend the service on April %,
formally opening lodge meeting
In the parish house at 10:45. and
proceeding in full regalia with the
choir procession to the church.
Bishop James E. Freeman will
visit the church for confirmation on
April 80 at II am.
The Altar Guild announces a card
party and tea at the home of Mrs.
William l.. Leahy, United States
Naval Observatory grounds, Massa-
chusetts avenue at Thirty-fourth
street NV, on May 2 at pm.
There will be a garden party and
tea at the rectory, 1920 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV with Mrs. Roose-
velt as the guest of honor, on May II.
Evening star., 1939-04-15

ligion class at All Souls Church to-
morrow morning.
Mrs. w. A. Mcmillan will speak
to the adult department of Mount
Vernon Place M. E. Church South
at $50 am. tomorrow on "The
Ministry Abroad" The A. B. Pugh
class will meet at 10 am.
The philathea class of Fifth Bap-
tist Church has just completed a 10
weeks campaign with the slogan,
Conquest for Christ" The Blues
won with total of 1850 points. j.
R. Tune is the teacher of the Bible,
class.
The Minot Bible Glass of Epworth
M. E. Church South will have charge
OF the Wesley Fellowship service
Sunday at pm. DR.. H. U. Roop,
vice president of the Columbia Col
lege of Christian Education, will be
the speaker. The topic will be THE
Christian Attitude Towards Possess
sions."
The Worldwide Baraca and
Philathea Union will hold its an
nual convention at Richmond, Va,
July II to 16. The quota of dele
gates for the adult Bible classes OF
the District of Columbia, affiliated
with the union, will be 40. Registra-
tions should be mailed to Baraca-
Philathea, 907 Fifteenth street NV.
George E. Harris, executive Sec
retary, Organized Bible Glass As
soclatlon, announces that all reser-
vations and payments for tickets for
the annual banquet on April 26 at
Hotel 2400 Sixteenth street. must be
made with George A. Watson, 8l5
Fifteenth street NV. by April 10.
No reservations will be accepted
after that date.
The Sadie Bowen philathea class
Of the First Baptist Church, Claren-
don, Va. have the following Off
GERS: Mrs. Louise Lukens, teacher:
Mrs. Pemmie Yetton, president;
Mrs. Clarissa Fletcher, Mrs. Louise
BraWner, Mrs. Mabel Blundell, vice
presidents; Mrs. Anna Waller, sec
retary;; Mrs. Izora Emery. assistant
secretary; Mrs. Marie Ewers, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Custys
Hightower, treasurer; Miss Bertha
Horner. historian; Mrs. Wealtha
RedWine, hostess, and Mrs. Betsy
James, pianist. The class is plan
ming mother daughter banquet for
May %.