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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17
DISTANCE. Ioaa. An,

A couple Of the boys have stop
ped u lately with demands To
know Just exactly how q sh jump
ing tourney " scored and. for the
life u ~. Ne couldn't exactly snap
back the answer. Just 10 be surs.
We looked IL w. IL goes some
thing like this.
First u all there 10 referee
in eharg. Then there are two or
three Judges besides an announcer
and other Lesser officials
Competitors usually NY out Into
space al least twice
Points ffsm 20 10 o are
given for distance. The long
81 standing jump fgsaninx
on eomplsisd with q fall ~
ssisss 20 poists; all other
jumps are marked down from
that FOR every foot less than
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17
RecordCrowd
Is Expected

When Don Bulge and Ellsworth
Vines. professionals. show al the
University Of Washington pavilion
tomorrow night. tennis fans Of
Western Washington will see
Vines. the champion. at his best.
The lanky veteran. four years
pro ruler. started off his Bulge
series not in the best Of form.
Paid too much attention to his
golf game before the series began
As a result Bulge took the
lead and has managed 10 stay
out In front ever since, al
though Vines game the last
week or so Is far and away
above the form he displayed
earlier.
Vines Is seeking the ball harder
and his accuracy has taken on
new polish
Still. Bulge has been playing
great tennis He has been show
ing a drive that compares with any
great males of the past and he
has combined all-around skill with
that drive
SHOW STARTS AT Sis
The show tomorrow night gets
underway at Sis o'clock. with
Dick Skoen. Hollywood. and Al
Chaplin. Boston, who arc with the
troupe. opening singles plays.
Bulge and Vines follow i'm
mediately.
Tacomans in large numbers
will be on hand, n will fans
from all points Of Western
Washington. 4 record crowd
il assured. Tickets may he
purchased at Cha pell 4
Grimes, 9iS Pacific avenue.
There are 5000 seats In the
pavilion.
Bulge will be making his first
Northwest appearance as a major
performer. Vines. however, has
appeared in the Northwest before.
However, Bulge is the big attrac-
ton on this tour The gawky red
head from Oakland is the only
player who ever made the grand
slam" in the net sport : Ameri-
can. British. French and Aus
tralian titles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17
Amateur Ring
Show Tonight

Amateur hassW yosthflsl
iesthsr. pashsss aha waste ra time
getting 10 The point snd ~hs ssss
punches from xnns Ia gong. sill
dish up their highly satsfssininx
wares tonight q, tsrssn~ish sail.
scum.
Presented Under the susplsse ~
Edward n. ttnossr~ pcst. American
legion. tina card 10 essentially IN
eight .h-ut Tacoma Seattle tesn
match, with three ~ four sxtrA
scraps thrown In for gppd measure.
The Legion hss announced ne
ladies free" rutiey ~iii sxsIn -
in effect
I'm tsp ere . psis NJ hnshy
yewsG heavyweight. rsitnta
Warren Ceffsusn ~ ths ~ 2.
rsmpssy. Pert tSws. ssA
ssssdou white ~ eesttte's
fDowatsws AthI~sts slssh. th~y
ssse~s aver she fwuss sssssa esst.
sass, wksie I'll ssh~s h~otA
ere Down tss Tires sussuss.
~ sssnlssisW sSsstsus sswie.
Paired ~ the sems final sre
Tiger wllile'' Muss. smooth.
working euIassd bsy fFows Tsfs-
mas Northwest A. c., and Clinton
Gage ~ ths po~nto~a A. G. They
are middie~siEhfs
Another important iiff stti
hiring together Charley Johnston.
heavy handed Tacoma y1unxstsr.
and rsa fissron. downtown H. c.
lightweight.
There are many other matches.
The opening nout V slated mr.
sa50 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17
Seahawks Win
From Spokane, AZ

NtNTTt.G The ApdHnht CID
p~rs, oyef.ansious 10 inersss~ the
thrss.polnt margin that kssps
them out II the Pacific cuas, Ice
Hockey league cellar. dropped
To 2 decision To the ssaisls sss-
hawks last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17
sNnso Al aAimr,s

II IL terrain you're looking TOT.
you'd probably b. tickisd 20 death
attn the area around Martin ii'a
As good ~ may b. found anywhere
fhia particular time ~ year. Plenty
u snos fsimost 100 inches and
some pretty neat runs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17
Game Is Off!

DAY ard saturday. esiisa nff The
rame lAst midnight.
The Missionaries originally shnI-
i<nssa the t,ssh~f&ns sna caAsh
plssa accepted No FesseN wse
given fev Inc cancellation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17

CHAMPAIGN Five members
NJ Illinois Hymnsstir team enFts
from Cleveland. o. r1sy are hssds
81 by Joe Gtsiiom hs rsio. national
A. A. u, tumbiing champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17

The sehrduled wlliamelte VI
Pacific Lutheran haskeshail game
81 Farmland gym tonight has h>ss
cancelled
willamette. sehrsiuied n play
College II Puget aaslnd here rris
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17

FIRST COAST GAME
LAFAYETTE. Ind. - Pun

football game with Santa Clara 81
San Frsncisco next fell Viii mark
the first tine = BOiiermaksr grid
squad mas performed on the coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17

GREEN nay. WIs. Dr. w w
Kelley. team physician 81 the
Green Hay rsoksrs. has bssn nam.
eli president Of the Wisconsin
state hoard ~ health.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17
knapp's Score Over
Federal Way Quint

knapp's Business college beat
Federal Way high school, 3l-25, in
a basketball game at Federal Way
Wednesday night. The winners
led at the half, 1911.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17
Heidelberg Win
By Strong Rally

Heidelbergs. BY dint Of three
goal rally in the third period. came
from behind 10 defeat Csmmsr.
amos. IS. at the Lakewood Ice
arena Wednesday night, thus pre-
serving their untarnished record in
the Tacoma Hockey league. Grif-
fins mastered Medosweet Dairy.
7-3. IN the second game.
cammaranos fought Heidelbergs
on even terms for two periods. In
the third session. they took a 81
lead. and II looked as though they
would give the opposition its first
defeat Of the season. Their hopes
faded quickly. however, when the
Goldsberrys. Stan and George,
scored three goals in rapid sue
cession. Gaping a performance
which saw them tally all the
Heidelberg scores.
Griffins had an easy time. They
got down to serious work in the
second period with three goal
outhurst that put them ahead. Al,
as they went into the third canto.
Three more goals by Griffins and
one by Medosweet constituted the
scoring in the last period.
The lineups
Heidelhergs Cammaranos
r. Anderson ...,..G, .... @ Coleman
F. Ehmkes ....... ID. ... l.. Bishop
$. 6oldsberry I'D 80. MaChesney
g Goldsberry W. ...H. Holman
5 Zemek ........W. r. Alexander
Heidelberg spares: Smith Melius.
J. Zemek Cammarano sparse Lloyd
Smith. Louis Smith. A. Coppock. W.
johnson
Heidelberg goals @. Goldsberry 5.
5. Goldsberry ?. Cammarano goals
Z Alexander 3, L. Bishop. II. Hol-
man.
Griffins sMedo.w~ef
j. Woodbury. %. ......B Farwell
M. Barnard ID. ...... J. Smith
f. Swanson I'D. 80. p. Mulliehn
b. Anderson .....W. ... r. Weir
n. Balm 80. go. W ....... l.. Weir
Griffin spares: Kotss. Neaeli, A.
Swanson. hedosweet spares: Blythe.
w. Lehman, r. Fsrwell.
Griffin goals. N Balm 4. n Ander-
son ?. Bernard. Medosweet goals: l..
Weir 2 z. Weir.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-17
anlniaranos

Griffin spares: Kotss Neaeli A.
swanson. hedosweot spares! Blythe
W. Lehman. r Fsrwell.
Griffin goals: N Balm 4, n Ander-
son ?. Bernard. Medosweet goals: L.
Weir 2 T. Weir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

This picture shows Curtis l..
Bryant. 1919 Beechwood, De-
[trot standing by his miniature
mcdel house on wheels, which
he used In the recent campaign
for Hon. Edward J. Jefirles
with great success. Mr.. Bryant
believes his house on wheels
Twill modernize The trailer home
|hy 1850. The house Is complete
In every detail. With furniture,
glass windows. electric lights
and radio. and 50 forth. Bryant
is a talented mechanic and his
work has heen praised by many
outstanding people. lie also has
other unique inventions 10 his
credit and he expresses the de-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Baptist Mission

The Baptist mission. iiOi st.
Antoine, corner Alexardrine street.
is doing very good work. The
Rev. J.. y. Jackson Is minister A
back 10 God movement is being
launched by the mission and all
Christian workers Interested are
urged 20 attend the Sunday and
Thursday evening meetings, al
eight o'clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Westbrook. assis-
tant pastor OF Calvary Baptist
church and ore OF the founders
and organizers OF The local Minis
iers forum. preached very help
full sermon Sunday.
A special Thanksgiving service
was held Thursday. Thursday Nov.
30 will he known as AEkson even
irg as the Rev. T. r. Ankton will
he principal speaker. Don't miss
these meetings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
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Good Will Baptist

A rye attendance enjoyed the
service al Goodwill Baptist church.
60i6 Beaubien street. Sunday morn
ing. Nov. 10. Several visitors were
included in the rumber.
The Sunday school convened at
the usual hour and was also well
attended.
The Literary society will spon-
sor program Tuesday evening.
NOV. rs at s O'Clock. The speak
ers viii be Jean Hunter. +. A. WV
lars and others. Lee Frazier will
be master Of ceremonies. The
speakers will discuss the topic OF
Being Ones SELF Sponsors pre-
dict that tho affair will he inter
esting enios able and helpful.
The Rev r. perdue Ia pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

cred by DR.. Williams last sunday.
The subject OF the discourse wac
Lost Dreams" The sermon was
taken from Genesis eS.l5. And
ne dreamed and beheld a ladder. ser
up on the earth, and the TOP OF %
reached 10 heaven"
in his discourse, the speaker
said in part:
From the dreams Of great men
have come the great benefits 10
mankind Louis rarteur. ihc great
frerch scientist dreamed Of
being free from The germ XII
ing diseases and produced a vaccine
that prevents Hydrophobia. The
early Pilgrims dreamed ri rel-
eious liberty and We have toda,
America founded with The corner
stone ~ religious freedom. Ahra
ham Lincoln dreamed Of freeing
The black slaves from bondage and
lived 10 sign the Psorlamation of
Emancipation Frederick Douglass
born m slavery. dreamed of ffee-
dom for himself and his black bro.
ihcrs won his oNn freedom and
then worked relsntlessly untl an
slavery was DESTROYED IN America.
Booker r Washington dreamed Of
the day when The labor Of mo hand
would be uriied with the dteams Of
the hear that eyory man might
he able 10 do something and do II
well. We have today as result NJ
that dream the great institution.
Tuskegee I.sst bur not loas'. I'VE
have the dreams ~ Jacob ihie TEL
low who mislreated his brother
Esan Jacobs conduct was fraud
on Esau and his father. a b',rd old
man, o get all of his fathers
wealth in his name. He teamed up
with his mother. and together 'hcv
pulled the trick that brought him
all ~ The wealth Blu Esap WAS hy
no means blameless: his stomach
got him into The bad deals Of xhich
he was The victim He had nor Tho
quality of character by which The
pleasure ~ tho moment Is pa aside
for the more enduring iov later on
Jacob bad that transcribed dual
ity IN his character. thai eternal
nree Tor The celestial that lead men
from had experience onward 40
God THAT quality came our in la
cch~ dream He dreamed NJ tho
ladder stretched from earth 10 hca-
Won. he belonged ia The world hut
he had his face turned toward
God On that >po' where he had
that dream he set M 2 pillar mark
irg The spot and determined hence
forth 20 honor God and 10 exew
every care FOR the welfare ~ mar.
kind"
The pastor continued II Walk
81 through The flop honses during
the depression and there found
marx doctors. lawyers. Ph rs
business men and ali kinds NJ
educated and trained mon. ihev had
an lest their dreams walk upon
HE streets and daily meet men and
women Who had promised hem.
selves that they would he some.
thing then lost their dreams and
became human wreckage upon tho
earth This is a crucial day Tor our
young Negro men and vomen. Il d.
an awful hing 10 hear our ,ounc
people argue 10 favor ~ relief
Their dream IL fading character
IS begging down when 70 u lose
your dream. Won lose your charac-
Ter and al is lost"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Christian Science

Ancient ard Modern Necro-
nancy. alias Mesmerism and
Hypnolism. Denounced will he the
subject OF the Lesson Sermon in
all Christian Science churches
throughout rhe world on sunday.
November 26
The Golden Text isaiah $40
VIII be when they shall say I'M.
TO you, Seek unto them thar have
familiar spirits. and unto wizards,
that peep. and that mutter; should
ROT a people seek unto their
God?'
Among the Rible citations is this
passage Romans l2:2D: BE not
with good"
Correlative passages 10 he read
from The Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Key 10 the scriptures. by Mary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
BY Atty. Alfred Oassey

The Metropolitan Baptist church,
OF which The Rev A. &. Williams
Is pastor, has a growing Sunday
school. when tho writer visited
Metropolitan church last sunday.
Mr.. Darden. superintendent Of The
sunday school, told me that a lew
years ago, there were sixty chill
dren In Mciropoliisn's SUNDAY
School. while to-day there are three
hundred
I'm fact" said Mr. Darden. our
need is for qualified men and wo-
men 70 serve as teachers =
All persons interested in youth
OF our community to-day. should
report 10 Superintendent Darden
az volunteer teachers in the sun
day School.
We hear much talk about the
waywardncss Of he Younger ger
GRAFTON. hut the elders don't seen
sufficiently concerned about the
matter. when there Il a big demand
in several local SUNDAY Schools for
adult leaders. Macedonia. King
Solomon and other churches are
calling for Sunday school leaders
This condition seems 10 indicate
that the elders are more 10 be
blamed than the children.
Metropolitan Bantiet church Is
going forward and making plans
for a larger and better edihce IN
which 10 house its congregation a
movement ia now under way for
the church 20 go inso new home
in the fut.re.
we wv,u NOT al all surprised to
get ms information because the
key. A. g. Williams ability il Well
known AS We lisiered 10 Pastor
Williams sermon SUNDAY morning
II seemed TO us that he IS one Of
the outstanding pulpit orators in
the liy Of Detroit. regardless of
race. he offers an almost perfect
exposition OF the art ~ pulpit ora
tory. Consider his assets fine
voice and perfect infection. plus
the fact that 'he suhject-maiier OF
his sermons. cleaned from The ac-
cumulated knowledge ~ the ages
and organized IN tho most logical
ard oratorical manner Further.
more. the Rev Mr Williams Is tall
and impressive in appearance with
ready command of effective words
eloquent and moving Put all this
together IN = sermon by Dr Vii
liams ard you have A. hne 4 stand
ard OF the ali " preaching as can
be found IN Detroit
There arc many qualities that
20 Ia make M n successful minis
ter Of the Gospel He must be a
good organizer. good psy'holo-
gst, a good business man, 2 poo
SCISSOR ~ Christian attributes "
sincerity. forhearancc. charity
kindliness ana many similar quail
lies, The ability 10 preach impress
sively Is great magnet and We
say here and now that only nov
elisl could portray the beauty ana
substance ~ The sermon as deliv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
REV. A. G. Williams TALKS on Theme, lost DREAMS
Church To Banquet The New
Pastor Of St. James C M E

An Introductory banquet and pro-
J. NJ Pettirrew, viii be held a. S..
James NE cauFch, a. Ninewood
and w kirby Tuesday evening
Nov Is ~ o'clock
The Rev Mr.. pet,icrcw Who
halls from Georgia Is the nov pas-
Tor az ST. James His father Il also
minister.
This progressive young minister
comes 10 Dc'roi after having sery-
ed AS presiding elder az he Tampa
district East FLORIDA conference.
he IS vell prepared for his task.
having attended high school a. Hol-
soy insiilu'e Cordele Ca. and coll
lere a. Paire coiece. Augusta Ga.
lie served as pastor n some % he
large cnufch~ If ITO conference
IN which I've Wa. q member, includ-
ing Nand"fhof,t Memorial chsrles-
ton So ST. Andrew r brunswick,
gram ~ honor ~ me Rev ard Ms.
ca and Carers Tabernacle or
lando Eta
The Rcv Nr peuigrew' lirirg
wife stands reads no assist him.
She completed ne hlch school work
~ Selden lusilN'e ard Junior COLI
lese and a ha-iness course ri Fort
VALLEY Junior eolioEe Fort Valley,
Ca
The memhers AMI Officers ~ s.
James CME church sre happy %
have inese TWO iounS people wth
them
Nie claire RsNey y church re-
nnrLor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM OIL CAPSULES
Fine for Sluggish Kidneys
and Bladder Irritation
sToP GETTING UP NIGHTS

One rs cent box OF these famous
capsules should help put more
healthy activity into your kidneys
and bladder flush out harmful
excess waste poisons and acid and
prove 10 you that at last YOU have
r grand safe and harmless diuretlc
and stimulant that will start at
once 10 relieve these troubles.
But he sure and get GOLD MED
AL Harlem Oil Capsules-safe
and harmless the original and
genuine-right from Harlem In
Holland. Millions have kidney and
bladder trouble and never suspect
itsome symptoms besides visits
10 bathroom At night may he back
ache. moist palms, puffy eyes and
scanty passage that oft-times
smarts and burns. Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Mixing Faucets

Mixing faucets that give tenn
pered water. permitting the user
to wash his hands in running wa
ter, are a great convenience on
new lavatories.
This feature may be found on
practically any model OF lavatory.
Funds for installation Of this type
fixture may be obtained from quail
flied lending institutions under
the Modernization Credit Plan OF
the Federal Housing Administra-
ton.
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 51l). AT all time. and under
all circumstances. overcome evil
with good Know thyself. and God
will supply the wisdom aud The oc-
casion for victory over evil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

constable , Horn t.atnx
minded consisble of n
THIRD Ward who takes rhie ~
por'uaify 70 thank The 95sl
friends. citizens and loyal sup
poriers for their votrs ir The
last elec'ion- Na,embcr : 1882
Constable } G Horn was re-
elected in the Third MA for
ne Hf'h consecutive ,ime and
FOR the mn rme led The con
stable neke' in hi' ward.
Constable Horn SAYS During
The past eish' years fl this
honorable office. have served
The best interests n all The reo-
pie 4 Detroit Ny office Is 10
Gated a. ioi County Building
and my onice door is open 20 me
general public on matters rela-
i've 70 me oHlce % constable
Thanks 90 The citizens ~ De
troll Or the loyal supper, civ
on me az the polls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
When Dreams Die,
Character Fades,
Says Clergyman
More S. S. Teachers
Pleaded For BY
Church Official

Editors Aots These Lutte VISITS
IN Detroit urches are made each
week ny Attofnes Alfred Casey. Who
u spefiai representative II The De-
frnit Tribune In his articles Attor-
nes Casey gives vivid "close-up''
ana infofmafi,e account ~ me prog
ress and activities 81 the irdividual
churches visited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Flint To Have Two
Important Meetings

FlINT-Al persons interested
IN city government are requested
to he present at the home Of Joe
smith. 927 Dartmouth. sunday aft
ernoon at o'clock Matters Of
importance viii he discussed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

Just az we were ready 10 go
10 press with this issue Of the
Tribune five columns OF type
which had been set up the
church page was accldently
spilled and time did NOT permit
the type 10 he reset. We there
fore make apology TO the church
rs whose news had 10 be left
out this week. hut owing 10 the
circumstances mentioned. II was
unavoidable.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Flint News Items
Delayed In Mails

The Flint news items sent this
week by the Flint representative.
A. Tunipseed. were unfortunately
delayed in the mails and did not
reach the Tribune office urtil We'd
nesday morning. too late to he pub
llshed in this issue. as the paper
had 10 90 10 press day earlier on
account Of Thanksgiving Day.
We regret our inability to publish
the Flint news this week ard trust
that our readers and advertisers
in that city will make due allow
an.o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
CLASSIFIED

McCann's Pharmacy. the Friend
" store. Prescriptions and Drugs.
81 T.. stewart. Phone 1882. Flint.
Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

The Pioneer Development asso-
citation viii hold meeting sun
day at shiloh Baptist church. ~
three o'clock Jesse Governor is
president. and Edward Ayers, sec
retarN
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-07-13

The U. S. Department of Com
merce has reported that daily
average sales of general merch-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-07-13
BAPTIST WOMEN MET
WITH MRS. WELLINGTON

The w. M. S. of the Baptist
church met with Mrs. w. T.
Wilmington last Thursday even
ing. The president. Mrs. Guy
Badger was in the chair.
Fourteen members were pre-
sent also three invited guests
Mrs. Levern Johnson, Mrs. ]. T.
Hoyle and Mrs. J. F. Johnson.
The program which was en-
tered into by all "Obeying the
great Commission at home and
in the Southland" brought out
the idea of helping God to make
human beings more precious than
gold, out of boys and girls.
The meeting closed with pray
er by Mrs. Wilmington. Mrs. Lee
vern Johnson accompanied the
songs at the piano. Mrs. Wick
Vannoy assisted the hostess in
serving a salad and ice course.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-07-13
CAMP RAVEN
ROCK NEWS

A fine bunch of young Metho-
dists were in camp last week,
Monday to Saturday at Camp Ra-
ven Rock. They included Rev.
and Mrs. c. H. Browning, Jean
Browning, Charles Browning Jr.,
Hal Rhea, ice Rhea, Jimmie Will
son, Jack Catron, Harold Catron,
Rosela Hackedy, Sylvia Mullins,
Phyllis Trent, Tommy Rhambo
and Doris Blackburn all of Da-
mascus, Va, Ruth Williamson,
Henry c. Williamson, Dorothy
Elrod and Pauline Hacker all OF
Meadowview, Va, Miss Katie
Spear, Shirley Copenhaver, Jane
Copenhaver, John Copenhaver,
of Glade Springs, Va, Miss Jose
phine Steele of Emory, Va, and
Miss Virginia Lee Reece OF
Greenville, S. c.
The leaders and counselors OF
this camp were Rev. and. Mrs.
Browning, Miss Dorothy Elrod,
Miss Katie Spear and Miss jose
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-07-13
,SOCIALS

in the Alviene Master School OF
the Theatre for the summer. Mrs.
White visited the Worlds Fair
while in New York.
Mr.. Clyde T. Jones, who has
been spending his vacation here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
BERTHE Jones, has returned to
Nashville, where he is student
in medical college. He will re-
ceive his degree in medicine
next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Foote of
Chicago, ILL.,, visited in the home
of DR.. and Mrs. B. E. Reeves last
week. %~t...~
Mr.. S. Shumate of Grassy
Creek, was a pleasant caller here
Monday. Mr.. Shumate was for a
long time Chief of Police here.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. H. Stills and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stills of Hickory
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed D. Barr.
Mrs. D. j. Blackwell has been
spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. R. H. Stone, and
Rev. Mr.. Stone at Jefferson.