davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-02-18

ket ball team, taken during hec-
tic game. shows Van sitting on
the bench, as usual . Next years
set-up in the National Hockey
League may find Les Canadiens
out and the Montreal Maroons
back in.
Note to Joe Strip: Cubs and
Reds are interested If you'll be
reasonable Mickey O'Connell,
formerly executive secretary Of
the National Semi-Pro Baseball
Congress, has joined the Dodgers
and will be shipped to Dayton
as general manager If the Dodgers
and Receiver Carl Stoerck sue
ceed In getting the Ducks out of
hook .. The fox terrier, Norway
Saddler, winner Of the 80 best
in-shows last year, was feeling.
good the other day and killed 40
Long Island rats ii q 2-hour
foray. ......
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Sports Program
For Local Fans
Basket Ball.


Virginia Military VS.. Maryland,
College Park, 7:3O. (Followed by
"all-university night" program)
Baltimore Poly VS.. Maryland
freshmen, College Park, 3.
American U. at Hampde.l Sgd
ney.
Washington-Lee High vs..
Thomas Jefferson, Richmond.
Episcopal VS.. Augusta Military,
Charlottesville, Va.
Wilson Teachers. VS.. Newark
State Teachers, Newark, N. j.
Western VS.. Randolph Macon,
Front Royal, Va.
Miner Teachers VS.. North Car
olina A. g. T., Greensboro, N. c.
George Washington High vs..
Petersburg, Petersburg, Va.
Calvert Hall VS.. st. Johns,
st. Johns Gym, $3.50.
Gilman VS. Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, $3.50.
Boxing.
Rutgers VS.. Maryland, College
Park, about 9:45.
North Carolina State VS.. Cath
olic, G U. Gym, $3.50.
Swimming.
City wide Junior champion
ships, Southeast Boys Club, Sew
enteenth street and Massachu-
sets avenue Sc, Z.
Track.
Georgetown and Maryland in
N. Y. A. G. games, New York.
Rifle.
Tech, VS.. Navy plebes, small
bore rifle match, Annapolis.
Evening star., 1939-02-18
5zabo |s'Ihrieat'
In 2-Mi|e Race
Al n. Y.'A.C.
Lash Under Pressure
As He Faces Fleet
Hungarian Tonight
BY the Associated Press. .

oy tne Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. B-Don Lash's
victories In. the 2-mile run have
reached the ''ho-hum" stage, but
don't be surprised if Miklos Szabo.
the Hungarian, jolts him couple of
times before the indoor season is
over.
Specifically, keep your peppers on
Szabo tonight in the 2-mile run of
the New York Athletic Clubs 10th
indoor track and field meet. This
probably will be the best distance
race OF the night, just as the Buer-
meyer 500 will be the best short one
and the Baxter mile another of
those what time will CUNNINGHAM
win it in?" affairs.
Supremacy at 2 miles, once a
European monopoly, has been trans
ferred to this country in the las.
two years. Various Europeans have
been imported to race Lash, but no
one has come close to extending the
Indiana policeman, whose 8:58 is the
best time ever made by an American
at that distance.
Holds World Mark for Run.
Szabo is a Hungarian of another
color. He holds the world mark of
1856. When you clip two seconds
from a record at miles you must
have something beside a pleasing
personality, although Miklos has
that. too.
One of the reasons he is over here
Is to show the track addicts he is not
as bad as he was two years ago on
his first trip. He caught a heavy
cold just after he arrived that time
and spent the rest of the winter
chasing Glenn Cunningham's back.
Maybe that converted him to Q
miller.
He feels he has trained better than
he did on his last visit. and his
feet, which usually trouble foreign
runners after a whirl or two on the
boards. are in fine shape.
Art Anderson. the masseur at the
New York A. c.. is handling Miklos
and is pretty optimistic. He weighs
only 146. and he is good and hard.
Soon as he gets used to these tracks
he will give Lash and every one else
licking
Szabo Now Able to Eat Well.
Szabo nodded his head and gave
little Hungarian double-talk to
back Anderson up. He is a govern
ment clerk at home. He likes it fine
over here, especially the automats.
He can read English all right, so he
is feeding time The last time he
was over all he could say was ham
and eggs" and pork and beans"
The remainder of the 2-mile field
is better than fair. Joe McCluskey
Forest Efaw of Oklahoma A and M !.
Tommy Deckard. the persistent
Hoosier, and George Degeorge of the
New York A. C. are entered
The Buermeyer 500 should be fast
Jimmy Herbert, last years winner
is in it, along with Bill Fritz, the
Canadian; Dick Gill of the Boston
A. A. and John Quigley. schoolboy
who looks conner. Some one in
the field should threaten Eddie
O'Brien's world and meet record of
0:576.
Cunningham in the Baxter mile
Che has won the last two and taken
it four times in six starts is the
top man in the field, which includes
his regular pursuers, Archie San
Romani, Chuck Fenske, Gene Venz-
ke and Josef Mostert, the Belgian.
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Flag Fireworks Due
With -Four TiIts on
Tap in Big Ten
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Feb. 18.-Four Big
Ten basket ball games are on tap
tonight, three having vital bear
ing on the ultimate outcome of the
cage race.
The front-running Hoosiers of
Indiana entertain the sixth-place
Northwestern team at Bloomington,
second-place Ohio State plays host
to ninth-place Iowa, and Purdue,
tied for third with Illinois, invades
Madison to meet Wisconsin, tied for
seventh.
The fourth game is between Chi
cago and Michigan on the Midway.
Rated on records, so far, the
three first division fives should
breeze through their opponents
easily.
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Basket Ball

COLLEGE.
Upsala; 4e; Wilson Teachers is 9over-
Psmn5s bsrt%euis' a. s. Gsrpss!s ss4se, Teos a.
Mssnh.s'sp' t. =; ;e' FSEds.Rj 9, e n Y4,. e.
Loyyola 1MdJ. 43; Western MARYLAND.
q1e5ttys6urs t1s1tyss 81; Nd Dickinson ~.
aa9osst a9ose cisS s5 4s McMaStss; AIIssb,ny 80 "a
Moth Carolina. Hi AtcfpIA 20; n 6. state Is.
Auburn; 81; Sewanee 27.
vaRRdssSi1t Rss sSut: 3 3: 'a western Rentuct,
ceiifoTnia cof9le 4s T. G. stan5srd a. ss ss
ss,61:5s e Ms;ss ast dtss 5sSsls %o: 2nssis: Il:
gsss gssss ss'ts. T.; 4X'S3'es' T G. d. ts; 50.
sF,shsm hdstsna ssSans sssts t1 e; Ws!;sT, Denver,
Arizona; So; New Mexico. 10. ~ '''
shleDeasSurs T.sehepsS,0 h1S0oIs 2s: kut.tovn
scranton-Keystons. ss: Buckneu. yr..
Johns hopkins: "a: Haverford. ss.
Io-IiA uis. ~. n1L. 81. MaryS. XZ,
Gonnecticut State. 80: Coast Guard ~.
NNs5s7Ilis; MAJ y; cs%ssEl.nsd( may IS 70.
Aasi aemeriaf. nennfssss IS. Teachers A.; Lincoln
North Dakota. AZ; Moth North DAKOTA 6atSa; 81 State.
Alma. 80: olivet. 20.
Hope. 56: Hillsdale "a
Calvin. 20: st. Mary's tMich). A.
Michigan Normal. 36: Northern Teach.
Luther. ss: Central C1ow.,. ss.
Duluth y Teachers, 40: Moorhead Teach-
st.. Johns; n?; tMiAn). 4s; M.c.l.st.r. a.
11Hs6Tpoue. 1sTaoue. 81: Parsons. 22. -
warrensburg Teachers; rs; Cape oi-
rardeau Teachers. Is.
WabaSh. A; Earlham. q.
Rose Poly. Al; Taylor. 25.
emerson. 63: Oakland City. 33.
Evansville. 48: Hanover. Al.
Poane, 35: Nebraska Wesleyan. "a.
Kearney. 40: Peru Teachers. 81.
SCHOLASTIC.
Central %: Western. 20 (overtime).
Petersbura. 46: Washinston-Lee. 10,
Massanutten NJ. A.. AZ: Benedictine. 20.
PROFESSIONAL.
Akron Eirestone. 32: Cleveland. 20.
Philadelphia sphas. 10; WiIkes-BafrA
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Joi AIoi Flop Drives Jacobs to Florida
Gomez Boodcosts Fshing Ace Terrier Souqhers Rots

Braddock tossed into that restau-
rant Fat chance.
The day after the papers print
ed picture Of Max Schmeling
hot-spotting with q radio and
night club singer, a Broadway
column reported that Amy Ondra
F'rau Schmeling), who has never
visited here, will arrive In time
for the worlds fair premiere
and remain.
Tony Canzoneri's kid brother,
Cy, is the best Of the middle
weights on the Alabama boxing
squad Correction No. ABB:
Dizzy Dean now reports via the
National Leagues green book,
that he was born in them ere
hills, 8 miles from Lucas, Ark,
instead Of at Holdenville, Okla,
and points west.
A picture Of Van Mungo's bas-
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Sharp Putting Blade
Puts Picard Ahead
In $4,000 Open
Shoots Three Below Par
For First Two Rounds
Of Crescent City
BY the Associated Press.

=
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 18-
Colts professional forces, fighting it
out nearly every week for those fat
checks mince no words about what
part of the game brings the payof
reward.
It's the same tale from all of them
putting"
The trusty putting blade of the
tall Henry Picard of Hershey, Pa.
got him out in front today through
36 holes of the 72-hole argument for
the top $4,000 of the $4,000 Crescent
City open.
Picard yesterday reeled off a neat
SO. three under par, to take the
lead at the halfway mark with al
blows.
Snead Slips on Carpet.
While Picard was putting together
mines of 1896 to take a stroke
lead over the field entering the last
SO holes, Sammy Snead of White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, ran into
"putter trouble" that cost him a
SAAd1ACC w SO Op W lllC 1lOlll
After matching Picard's outgoing
80, four under par, Snead took 38
blows in the stretch to wind up in a
tie with three others for seventh
place with 145.
Slugger Jimmy Thompson Of
Shawnee on Delaware, Pa, and
young Chandler Harper of Ports
mouth, Va, got down their share Of
puts to reach the halfway station
with 142s, just a stroke back Of
Picard.
The prize performance of the two
opening rounds came from Harry
Nettelbladt, slender red-faced pro-
fessional from Framingham, Mass.
Equals Course Record.
Nettelbladt breezed around the
wind-swept course in 81 strokes to
equal the layout's record held jointly
by Johnny Revolta of Evanston, ILL.,,
and Sammy Byrd, the former major
league baseball star from Philadel-
phia. Despite first round of 76 he
was tied for fourth place with Ralph
Guldahl of Madison, N. j., the ma
tional open champion, at 143, two
strokes back of the leader.
Just back of the open champion
and Nettelbladt came another young
pro, Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City,
Okla. who posted pair Of TBS. In
the bracket Of las were Snead, Lloyd
Mangrum Of Los Angeles, Harold
(Jug) McSpaden Of Winchester,
Mass. and w. A. Stackhouse Of
Sequin, Tex.
Evening star., 1939-02-18
BY EDDIE BRETT,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Town
tattle: Lefty Gomez, Yank side
wheeler, goes on the air today to
talk about-fishing Howard
Cam, New York U. basket ball
coach, went to the dog show and
lost a $40 pair of cheaters, dog
gone it Another thing that
drove Mike Jacobs to Florida was
the $50, 900 bath he took trying to
get the big town to take kindly to
jai alai Don Meade has been
tipped by pals he is to 100 to get
back on New York tracks.
Philadelphia fans are warming
up for the Phils by hurting eggs
and tomatoes at the wrestlers
.. Joe Gould has promoted an
other bank roll and headed for
Hialeah to try to recoup part Of
the $4,000 smackers he and Jim
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Stinmeyer's Win Gives
No. 10 Boys Ring Edqe

John Stinmeyer's victory in the
last bout preserved the lead OF the
Police Boys Club No. 10 boxing
team over the Alexandria Boys Club
last night at Alexandria and gave
the local mittmen a 5-3 decision
over their acroN -the-river neigh
bors.
Marvin Cramer. Rober Dunn, Jack
segal and AL coccie were other police
Evening star., 1939-02-18
TROPICS Turn Names About

another
Washington Straight Pedde
kid the After
brought Hitting
position
and played N than 100
Wright scheduled right field
another Cambria dnnutve
et-hander is still another
another
the sensation his
Ortiz And tomorrow providing Mysterious
Alexandra Carrasqu from "somewheres sou
America" quote Cambria.
Cambria tropics explains
Alexandria which good pitchi And wat
terrific stupendou and he won't need farmn
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Fighting Lineup
AtC. u. 7 onioht

Here is how the Catholic U. and
North Carolina State boxers will
battle at Brookland tonight:
120 pounds-Ricardo Fernan-
dez &C. W VS.. Barton Belts.
127 pounds-Lenny Barton &C.
U0 VS.. Eddie Young.
l35 pounds-Nestor Martinez
&c. U0 VS.. Buddy Means.
145 pounds-Bill Gearon C.
u VS.. Biddie Carraway.
155 pounds-Joe Bunsa &C. ~
VS.. Don Traylor (captain).
165 pounds-Gerry Strang &C.
u VS.. Paul Abrams.
ITS pounds-Jay Turner &C. ~
VS.. Charley Smart.
Heavyweight - julius STANCES
&C. u VS.. Ed Guy.
Evening star., 1939-02-18
A. u. U.|sAfter Second
Victory on Trip at
Hampden- n-Sydney
special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
HAMPDEN- SYDNEY, Va, Feb
18.-American University's basket
ball team will seek revenge for an
earlier 41-31 defeat by Hampden-
Sydney when it tackles the Tigers
here tonight.
Last night the Eagles scored
their second victory of the season
over Randolph Macon, nipping the
Yellow Jackets, 36-33, at Ashland.
Once again Hugo Schulze proved
A. US attack leader, getting 13
points to lead both teams in scor-
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Heurich Cost-off Visits
In VenqefuI Mood

A Heurich Brewer cast-of will
try to make his old mates regret
releasing him when he comes to
town tomorrow in the uniform Of
the Wilkes-Barre Barons.
He is Bibby Martens, who helped
the Brewers defeat his present
teammates early in the season, but
who, in turn, aided the Barons In
reversing that result in a return
game.
Tomorrows game will start at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Oando Cold Attitude Apt Drive Mats New Tranq Site Next Yea
Win, Lose | .:,:,': o! or Draw
Bv FRANCIS E. STAN
Mysterious Joe
By FRANCIS (. STAN,
Star Stan Correspondent.

queerest connected
with
named Joe Cambria who officially stepped into
Of Joe Engel and ntred with the responsibility
bringing talent to the Washington
Early his scouting they
Mysterious Joe Nobody including President Clark
able to keep his finger the clipper
Havana Monday and back
that Wednesday he will
farm club Of the Senator'S Trenton
made the rounds of the Offices
that
to support their ball
On Friday is likely develop that Mysterious beating
around the bushes Fuuay trail
who supposed bring
pitcher gawky undeed lad of
Here's dat don't need nun
the big leagues. got good
On Saturday Mysterious will be White
miles dusty interview supposed
hitter On Sunday he will another Washington farm team
city and Monday he will
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Wilson Seeking Even
Break After Losinq
B-46 Thriller
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 18.-Nosed
out in q 46-45 heartbreaker by
Upsala last night, Wilson Teachers
College quint had hopes of an even
break in this city as it awaited its
game with Newark State Normal
tonight.
Last nights defeat came In an
overtime period, the score being
tied at 39-39 at the end of 40 minutes
Of play.
No more than five potts separated
the rivals at any time.
Evening star., 1939-02-18

" ~ IUtdIS ~
feierees-Messrs. Enright and Shirley.
Tech at Top of Form.
Iech, playing the best brand Of
basket ball exhibited this season.
easily disposed of the previously un-
beaten Woodrow Wilson ouint.
2o-l9. in the opening game. Jack
Walsh and Eli Blank took mai
part OF the attack that broke the
heretofore unsolved zone defense,
and at the half the Manual Trainers
were ahead, 1914
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Boys Quint Wants Foes

Prince Georges County Police
Boys Club basket ball team, recent
57-13 conqueror Of Greenbelt's quint
is seeking action with fast 145-
pound or unlimited teams. Call
Louis j. Mackall at Hyattsville 100
Evening star., 1939-02-18
DUO Up EstuIeIIu and Krukuukus

Mysterious brought Esala Washington
baman said Joe Estale after sensational debut third
Nor big league ball slipped
helpless
Now Esaela lis coming back to the Mats.
Charlotte the
bated and home chiefly
Griffith A
Mysterious almost the he digging Eaela
the wlds Hamilton
big bowlegged rugby football
Krakauskas brought
could do only thing throw He didn't
the ball
could hard Washington
best
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Basket Ball Foes SOUGHT

Unlimited basket ball opponents
are sought by the Columbia Bever-
age quint. Call Ed Daugherty at
National 5575 between 10 and 3
o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Joe Owed q Debt to Griffith

Are there hitters
hIorellas a.
Isl Zen Carcenas THAR eet heet ball
park. He heet
Cambria the Washingons
Clark Griffith financial
for Havana could
average of $50.
Il a-hot of
had the ban hin Another bain
ITO Then the Morela eln me about His
Bobby Estalela His 0
something"
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Mr.. Combrio Is a Busy Scout

Not his severest critics. who President Griffith and Manager
ability
Griffith clubhouse
who is forever disappearing and with
ball players in tow.
ground phone
and with ball players than anybody
the grade he's ahead of the scout"
be that slightly exaggerated
Joe Cambria with his with
Pink Whiskers AL Benson pitcher he donated
he also has with pretty fair ball players.
the Blue Ridge acquired Cuban
Morelas No ball of fire seno Morelas but this
Cuba hunting
Watervile Me, shoemaker.
Evening star., 1939-02-18
Holloway, Motmon, Dies

ALBUQUERQUE. N. Mex, Feb.
18 R.-Charles Holloway, ~, who
wrestled under the name of Iben
Seleem, died last night of injuries
suffered in an automobile accident.
Evening star., 1939-02-18

Totals 15 636 Totals 80 10 13 33
Oficials-Mr. Downey ". M. ~. Mr.
Weise (unattached.
Evening star., 1939-02-18

totals Ill 6 2s Totals 3la
Referees-Messrs. Enright and Mitchell.
Nogales international., 1939-04-16
Tentative Plan F or La Fiesta
Mexicana Parade Announced

Tentative plan for the pageant
parade to be held on the final day
of the fourth annual fiesta-La FL
eSta Mexicana-Sunday May 7, was
announced yesterday as follows by
Fred Kemmeries, a member of the
parade committee, of which A. j.
Abbott is chairman:
1. Float: History of Arizona -
Open Book (By Elk's Lodge).
SECTION "A"
(By knights of Colunbus)
Marcos lie Mia
/. Esteban and Indians.
2. Indian with large Cross.
8. Marcos de Mia followers
and Indians
4. Float: One of Seven Cities Of
Cibola (Some other service club.
SECTION ''B"
Coronado Expedition
/. Coronado Oee ZinsmeiSter
10 knights
"a Spanish soldiers (Tin cos
tunes and part armor, some
with old guns, others with
crossbowS)
Coronado in gold armor, 9TH
er, knights in shining silver
armor; all witE lanceS0
2. Float: Indian Village (by
Woman's Club.
SECTION &c"
l. Father Kino.
2. Float: Mission OF Tumacacori
(by u. S. Park Service, Mr. Cay
wood.
SECTION I'D"
/. Apache Indian Raiding Party.
Nogales international., 1939-04-16
Convention Committees

Committees for the Rotary NogaIes
follows:
GENERAL EXECUTIVE AND FINANCIAL: DR.. M. l. Mer-
ritz chairman; Dr. Charles S. Smith
RECEPTION REGISTRATION: J. C. TOvREA,
charman Frank B. CarroOn, Craig Pottinger
ENTERTAINMENT AND GOLF: A. ]. Mitchell, chairman;
Meeker, Craig Pottinger.
PUBLICITY C. H. McNuly chairman; Robert j. Donohoe,
Craig Pottinger.
HOTELS AND RESERVATIONS: w. r. Macgregor, chair
Ross Dayton.
TRANSPORTATION: Alvarez chairman; Diehl
DECORATIONS J. B. Page, chairman; Dr. E. c. HOue
CONFERENCE TREASURER: nflliken
GOVERNORS BALL: Chet Rosenstern, chairman; e. j.
Dittmer, w. J. Phillips
BANQUET LUNCHES: WILDE chairman; C. E.
Belli Lester Mershon.
CONVENTION HALLS Jund, chairman; w. r. Nc
Gaugh George D. Haidopoulo.
GIFTS: Frank J. Duffy, chairman; S. d. Monahan
GUAYNIAS TRIP: Manson, chairman; Dr. E. c.
Houle
ENTERTAINMENT: Meeker chair
Nogales international., 1939-04-16
Rotary Convention Program
Continued from Page T1,ree3
Continued from Page Three}

Smith
H. Response-F C. Stanton Clifton A1orenci
Clarence r. Hancock W1ckenburg
Arizona Anhenl-By Crosby Kelly University
24o -AddresS-"Youth and Rotary'-Amos O. Squire Past
Director Rotary International
$40 PM-Address Fourth Object Todays World by
Nv Livingstone Porter Jerome Club Special singingchander Quar-
- oo Through H. Wat
hans Stafford
b. Emmett
Sensational
Report Credentials conunttee-Earl Gill, Club
Announcement
445 PM.-Adjcurn.
MONDAY EVENING
600 HA1-Fellowship-casa de Sierra Hotel
100 PM-Banque- RoomDistrc Governor Presiding
'1doxo" Maritime Magician. Entertainer
Nogales women's sextette.
$50 PM-GovernoEs' Ball.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL
1880 AM-Breakas for New Rotarians- -Montezuma Hotel
District Governor c. N Boynton Presiding.
Assisted Emmett Richards.
Hotel Past District Governor Karl Bareld
Presiding Assisted by Squire.
Rotary Club Presiding Assisted
hy Past District Governor Harold Smith.
ABaotng District Governor-Lobby Conference hall
OILS A.MConerence Singing led by Charlie Bells
$3.50 A.M-Conference Called to Order-Announcements
Special singing by Twenty-Fffth Infantry
@ 1910 AMAddress- Rotary Through Reading VIM Hodges
Conducted by Squire Richards-Assisted
~ Pum Miller and Past District Governor Clarence
TUESDAY
Rotarian Rotaryanns de
serra-Distrc presiding.
Report presentation
nominee,
Report OF trophy committee md awarding of trophies.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
1880
coming officers de Sierra
300 PM.-"oN GUAYAdAs"-speca departs
gales Sonora
Nogales international., 1939-04-16
CITY DECORATED

Nogales is beautifully decorated
for the Rotary convention. Bunt-
ing is suspended across streets and
everywhere Rotarians are greeted
by the Rotary blue and gold en-
blem and beneath it the word
Welcome"
Numerous cars carry stickerS
reading Welcome, Rotary, Ride
With Me-
Nogales international., 1939-04-16

SECTION 'E"
l. Drum and Bugle Corps.
2. Float:
8. Rotarian Charros.
4. Float:
S. About ten floats by Nogales
business establishments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Affair Friday
At 7 GRACE
Club VIII Celebrate Seventh
Anniversary With Dinner
Party ~ Lakewood

In celebration Of its seventh
anniversary. the Tacom a
". G.. club will hold q banquet,
at tho Lakewood Terrace din
ing room Friday evening.
Invitations, decorations and
favors are being arranged by
Misses Lorraine Good. Flor
eneo Olson and Olcda Chris.
Jefferson.
Newly elected officers ~ho wsil
be installed during tho evening
are Miss Lorraine Good. president
Miss Fave f1aystead. vice pfosi.
dent. Mrs A piokrnson. secretary
and Miss flnrsnee Olsen. treas.
uyef Retiring officers are Mas
Edythe May rssie and Mas De
lores target
On tho program will he numbers
by Misses June reeis. June Had
land. Margaret Rorem,
Members 81 the club sho are
expected Ia attend tho founder :
day celebration are Misses Edith
rceie, juno reels. Lorraine Uood,
Oleda christeferaon. June Had.
land Margaret Luther. Fay Fioy
stead. Florence olson. psiofea
Harget. Margaret Rorem, kath.
leen Carlson. Louise Hendrirasan
and Dorothy Ioers. Mrs. A Dick
cnsnn and Mrs. l.. Lundhefg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Class I oHear
I ravel I ak
Mrs. Hsrbine Monroe 70
Tell Of World Trip
Friday at ~"

Mrs. Harbine Monroe will
give the Travel Talk for the
Leisure Time classes at the
y. W. c. A. at HIS o'clock
Friday morning. Mrs. Mon
roe's talk will be in the form
Of an Illustrated lecture of her
trip around the world, taken a
few years ago.
In the Gardening class the same
hour, Mrs. c. NJ Morthy will talk
on roses" The books to be re-
viewed by Mrs r. f. Friars at
1913 O'Clock are Remember the
End by Agnes Turnbun, and The
Romance Of the Calendar" by 2.
w. Wilson.
Mrs. Ralph Rogers of Seattle
will speak again at the class in
Homemaking. continuing the sub
ject of special entertaining in a
demonstration of methods of serv-
ing
The other Leisure Time classes
will meet as usual with their regu-
lar instructors.