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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Twilight League


NYA won the first-half title.
Arctic Bottlers with a chance TO
tie for first-half title defaulted to
Falkland Pirates at Harmon
grounds Monday. That left NYA
out in front with six wins and two
defeats and FARMLAND Pirates and
Arctic Bottlers tied for second
with five wins and three defeats.
Last half schedule. all games at
8 O'Clock:
"Wednesday. July 17-Parkland Pr
rates VS. Lincoln Service. Mckinley,
NYA VS.. Mckinley Merchants, Harmon.
Friday. July l9-Lincoln Service VS..
Merchants VS.. Falkland Pirates,
Wednesday July 24-Lincoln Ser
vice VS.. Mckinley Merchants. McKin-
ley: Arctic Bottlers vs.. NYA. Harmon.
Saturday. July 2-NYA vs.. Lincoln
Service. Mckinley: Arctic Bottlers VS..
Falkland Pirates, Harmon.
Wednesday. July si-Psrklsnd Pr
rates VS.. NYA. Harmon: Mckinley
Merchants VS.. Arctic Bottlers. NC
kinley.
Friday. Aus. 2-Parkland Pirates VS.
Lincoln Service. Harmon, NYA vs..
Mckinley Merchants. Mckinley.
Wednesday, Aus. 7-Lincoln Service
vs.. Arctic Bottlers. Mckinley. McKin-
ley Merchants VS.. Falkland Pirates,
Harmon.
Friday, AUG. s-Lincoln Service VS..
Mckinley Merchants. Mckinley, Arc
tic Bottlers vs. NYA. Harmon.
Wednesday, Aus. l4-NYA vs.. Lin
coin Service, Mckinley; Arctic Bot
- n L. eAE Ha
Friday. Aug. i6-Parklsnd Pirates
vs.. NYA. Harmon: Mckinley Mer-
chants VS.. Arctic Bottlers, Mckinley.
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The Longacres management de-
cided TO give the gals Of the North
west a break and by popular de-
mand will reintroduce ladies' day
next Friday. or course, a small
state and federal tax on admissions
will be levied at the gate. And to
give the ladies more of a chance
to enjoy the sport, the races will
be held in the afternoon with post
time for the first race set At 2:l5
=. m.
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American
Flag Chase
Truly Stiff
Detroit Has Lead.
But Rivuls Remuin
Very Much in Race

PITTSBURGH was bound
to happen. The law of averages
finally has dumped one of those
dog eat-dog" pennant races right
into the American leagues lap.
Today's American leader, De-
troit, is only ,0o2 points ahead of
the Indians while the Red Sox are
only ga games back in third
place, closer than the second
place Dodgers to the first place
Reds. And right down the line
the American league clubs are
closely punched.
The pilots of the two
leagues are going to start
pitchers today who haven't
won game all season even
though defeat might mean
the difference in first place.
Del Baker of the Tigers will
go with Freddy Hutchinson, called
in from the minors, against the
Athletics while Oscar Witt of the
Indians will gamble with Joe
Dobson or Harry Eisenstat,
neither Of whom has racked up a
win. Baker is saving either Tom
my Bridges or Buck Newson to
open tomorrow against the Red
Sox while Witt is holding Bob
Teller back to spring against the
Yanks.
Rudy York's homer gave the
Tigers 9-S close shave over the
Athletics yesterday, and elevated
them into the American league
lead. Hank Greenbergs 18th
homer with two on had previously
featured an 8-rm rally.
HUDSON WINS
Sid Hudson pitched Washing
ton to SO victory over the In
dams, knocking the Tribe off the
perch. Hudson pitched no-hit ball
for five innings.
Joe Kuhers 14th homer pro-
vided the margin of victory for
the White Sox over the Yanks, 80.
Edgar Smith snapped the Yanks'
4game winning streak.
The Red Sox handed the Browns
their 18th straight defeat, 1915.
by clouting four pitchers for Is
hits. Rube Tabor, bridegroom
of Sunday, slashed out three
singles. scored two runs and stole
a base.
Bucky Walters hung up his
18th victory rs the Reds beat ;.
the PhillieS, 80. and leng- :
thened their National league
lead to three games over the
Dodgers, who split with the
Pirates again. Ival Goodman's
double drove in the Reds
winning tally.
Whit Wyatt pitched the Dodgers
to a 10-1 victory in the opener
but the Pirates won the night
cap, 4-3. 1t was No. 8 for Wyatt.
Bob Klinger, once a soft touch for
the Dodgers, hung on to win the
nightcap.
The Giants dropped s12 games
off the pace by losing to the Cubs,
So. Hank Leiber's homer with
two on was the winning punch.
The Cardinals slugged out
1872 win over the Bees, with Koy.
orengo and Owen each getting 4
for s."
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Connecticut Victor
Over Typhoid Fever

HARTFORD, Conn. Typhoid
fever is virtually unknown in Con-
necticut because Of safe water and
food supplies and improved per-
sonal hygiene. the state health de-
partment reports. Since 1900
there has been a decrease of 80
per cent In the disease. according
to Warren J. Scott, director of
the departments bureau Of SAM
tary engineering.
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Arthur Smith Wins
Hondbull Title

Arthur Smith won the Y. NJ.
c. A. handhall championship by
defeating Monty Pemberton in the
finals OF the tournament just
ended. Scores in the final match
were 1921. 21-13, ala. About 80
contestants entered the competitor,
which lasted two months.
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Sofiball Schedule
softball league games for Wed.

Softball league games for We'd
nesday, SIS p. M:
Girls city leaSue-Blue streaks
". Tgerettes. Jefferson; Metro
politans W. Laundry Workers. Jef-
1erDon.
American league - The game
scheduled between Zion Lutheran
and WaIIar Road OWN win not Be-
played - TIE Zion Lutherans won
two straight games In the series.
which automatically gives them
the title. cruver and Naef please
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Loeing pitcher. FaIIon, Innings
pitched, Failon q; at bat. off Fallon
81: hits. off Fallon IS; runs scored,
off Fallon 8; runs responsible for,
Fallon Z: struck out, by F. Thomas l.,
Newsome g. bases on balls. off Fallon
3. Newsome 2; hit by pitcher. Salkeld
by Fallon; lef: on bases, Los Angeles
5, San Diego 7: three-base hit, Me-
Donald: two-base hit. Stewart; runs
batted In. Hsslin, burst 2. Mcdonald
8. Newsome. Stewart; double plays,
Mesner to Garibaldi to Mcdonald 2,
Stringer to Cihocki to Collins a,
Mayo TO Stringer TO Collins, Cihocki
TO strineer to Collins; time. LAT;
umpires, Falls ana Snyder.
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Noie sssss tss.sfA %
TACOMA
ALB r II

Winning pitcher, Barnes; innings
pitched. Paige 3: at bat, off Paige
Ia; runs responsible for, Psige 3,
Albanese 4; struck out. by Paise 4.
Barnes J. Albanese S: bases on balls.
off Paige 2 Barnes a. left on bases.
Monarchs g. Tacoma Q: three-base
hit. Garretson: two-bsse hits. john
son. Young 2. Robinson. Hartman,
Farrell; runs bstted in, johnson 2.
Young 2 Robinson. Gsrretson ,,
Rickert: stolen bases. Gilysrd. Har-
riman. Bser; double play. Hartman
10 Trower; time. 400, umpires, Cole
and Stsys
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Runs responsible for, johnson 4,
struck out. by johnson 2, kleinke g.
bases on balls off Johnson 8. kleinke
1. left on bases. Oakland D. Sacra-
mento 8: home run. Lake, two-base
hits, Christoff, Wieczorek. Ogrodow-
ski: runs batted in, Lake. Asbel,
Ogrodowski 2, Armada 2. Wieczorek q
sacrifices, Wieczorek, Kleinke: double
plays. Lyman TO Luby to Dunn, Lake
to Williams to erik: time. AS; UNI
pires. Powell and Edwards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

make note that there will be no
game
Park Baseball league games.
Wednesday:
Senior Boys. 3:45 p. m.--Model
Lumber vs.. Summit Cubs. McKin-
ley; Lakewood Community Center
w. Tacoma Boys Club. jefferson.
Park High Boys softbali-The
final date for signing new players
IL Friday, July rs.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 3. New York 2.
Boston 10. ST. Louis 6.
Detroit .. Philadelphia 8.
Washington 8. Cleveland 6.
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Defendants Dismissed, ,
Officers Are Fined

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Justice did
an about face when arresting Off
csrs didn't appear on time in
City Judge Bateman's court Bate
man dismissed the accused and
fined the officers one days pay.
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Losing pitcher, Epperly; innings
Epperly 23: hits. off Epperly 6; runs
scored. off Epperly 4; runs respon-
sible for, Epperly 3; struck out, by
wiikie 2. Epperly /: bases on balls.
off Wilkie l. Epperly 8; passed balls.
Sprinz 2: two-base hit. Harris: runs
batted in. Wilkie, Harris 2. sacrifices.
PLAYS. Schuster TO Niemiec 70 Archie,
Fernandez TO Wright. Wilkie to Me
mice to Archie: time. SIS; umpires
Hood and Engeln: attendance. 5000.
The Old and the New Testsments
Of the Bible each contain the word
truth" exactly III times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

Portland ...... / 0 o o 0 0 0-5
Hollywood 49,. 90 % o Ga / %
Losing pitcher, Ardizois. innings
pitched, Ardizois T. at bat. off Ardi-
zoia 81, hits. off Ardizoia Z; runs
scored off Aidizoia 4. runs respon-
sizle for, Ardizoia 8. Fleming /, Orrell
2; struck out. Ardizoia 2, Orrell 4;
bases on balls. off Ardizoia 2, Orrell
8; left on bases, Portland IL, Holly
wood 8; three-base hits. Herman,
Rosenberg: two-base hits, Herman,
Gill: runs batted in. Gray g. Brown,
stolen bases. Brown, Frederick. Uhalt;
double play. Marshall to Brown 10
Frederick; time, 2:l6: umpires. Fam
ming and Doran.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 1913. Pittsburgh IA.
Chicago 5, New York 8.
Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia z.
st. Louis IL, Boston 2.
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BY UNITED PRESS


The Seattle Indians. out in front
by eight games in the Pacific Coast
league, invaded Oakland today for
series that can virtually put the
season on ice for them or bring
them down with the common
people.
The Rainiers wrapped up a 60
series victory with San Francisco
in the session which ended with the
Red Cross charity games last night.
In eight games Seattle had only
one error, and that came in last
nights 40 shutout. while San Fran
cisco was booting 19 in the same
series. Aldon Wilkie shut out the
Seals on seven hits while Al Ep-
perly and Larry Gay of the Seals
were touched for nine.
Oakland took its series from
Sacramento, seven games to
two. but the Solons go. partial
revenge in the final game lset
night by shelIscking the Oaks
Ito. A nine-run track meet
In the sixth inning did most of
the damage. Norbert Ieinker
scattered eight Oakland hits,
while Verne johnson got beat
on nine.
San Diego got six runs in the
first inning and proceeded to blank
Los Angeles. so. Dick Newsome
busted off the Angels on five hits
while the Padres were pounding
John Fallon for 10. Los Angeles
took the series, six to three.
Cellarite Portland, tagging along
311a games behind the leaders, had
winning series with Hollywood,
five games to three. Portland
took the game last night, So. with
Forrest Orrell allowing only five
hits. The Beavers got nine off
Ardizoia and Fleming and the Stars
kicked five errors.
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Listen 80.
Fishing At night without lightly Harold Sehweinler

Listen 80.
Fishing at night without lightly Harold Schwenler.
banker sportsman and gentleman, elected step around
informer in rowboat Missed his balanceoverboard
Ladies night at Longacres wouldn't harm the plant.
The gals bring in the boy friends Al Hosak would rather
Be with nature ranch, than throwing troublesome
leather 1t the other guy, and catching II Nate Duxman
IL the who must stand under the heavy punishment
Of Seattle title fight The thrown at the neigh
boring fistie operations terrific You'll know
Talk Of Jack Dempsey and Jack johnson fighting exhibit
ton for the Red Cross has redeeming feature this
dy ~ They would bring few dollars for worthy
Nothing worthy than the Red Mike Barcc
IT, finest I've sportsmaa every
wss Ths world could like him In the old days
49, eegnned players bought their bats had
ta today heyd faint The world Caught
catArsat tie waers Rainbows
streanined Why:
feweht fighter under Marino recently brought Eddie
trent And Eddie
lolncA by little
bac 70 Tncousa his old home And business
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

THE rainbow trout inch for inch is about sturdy fighter
you meet with rod
Yesterday dozen trout fell TO my bag, six eutthroats
and six ranbows
particularly held taut line to obtain the complete pull Of
the fish
water times eaped higher into the
ne fish about 10 a foot The
bows than Feeding
on flies they would leap high long arcs for the insects The cut
Defenders Of cuhroat might with but
rainbow fighting
Both however. without complaint So.
Texos and It's Athletes %.
when you discuss athletics, don't pass the Of
matter fact you couldn't discuss athletics with
out bringing in the Lone Star state
II there Is incubator athletes it's the state way
You can mention fighter Lew Jenkins He's the lightweight
champion q Texas boy
golfers the big state Jimmy Demaret
Of Houston leading of the circuit He
Ralph Gudahl is another western open champ times hand
golfers last Is of rs
mention Betty miss
the 1889 U. 8. womens golf championship
Texas football famous Down there they pioneered the
acular and specializing forward You've heard
Of Sammy Baugh and Davey doubt Masters of the throw
Big Kimbrough A. 4 M. Is by many expert
grsduseu n the greatest fuIuback of all time :.
Major league damned schoolboy Rowe
who holds the American league record Of 10 consecutive Victories
Jim Carleton Bell Bob Seeds Deb
few named off hand
and Rice last year with the nations
Fred wocot the worlds hurdler. Texan
You could talk Texas and It's athletes all night Maybe it's the
beef they eat the weather they enjoy Anyway they like
champions from Texas
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No doubt about Paige as a

No doubt about Paige as a
pitcher. Even last night, at 80,
past his prime, the towering Negro
proved he was master at the
art of throwing a baseball He
walked the first two men to face
him, but they died on base, for
Paige struck out in order the next
three batters - Bob Garretson.
Marv Rickert and Gene Kiley.
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at The
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WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

NEW SERIES
Wenatchee at Tacoma.
Spokane at Vancouver.
Salem at Yakima.
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Public smiling
t1uebyef
olroo ii O the A1enmr Monde
o
Vene Anderson funds
the TO
q heldo AHennore JuN
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Leonard Aid to FIGHT F.. 4.

Promoter Nate Druxman did his show harm when
he signed Benny Leonard to referee the Al Hosak Tony
Zae mddeweight title fight Seattle civic stadium Fri.
day night -.
Lonard's ring achievements will last forever. The New
York kid rated by the greatest lightweight who
threw 4 bathrobe his shoulders =.
Benny known powder puff when he started his
ring And his chin wasn't tough He stopped
Fleming Shugue looked upon
However Leonard blessed with courage mind
kept his developed into hitter cunning
He fights with brains
occasion he the threshold of defeat only talk himself
trouble and knock out those who had him lettering
Charlie WHITE textbook
the but Benny
Rihie Mitchell
head. He did the thing against Ever Hammer
Benny retired indicated remained retired for
then his fortune That brought him the
NcLArnn Irshman Jimmy
stopped Benny only shell Of his former SELF
He fought
occasiona appearance
rsferss
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Paige Pleases
AS Tigers Lose
Negroes Defect
Tacoma. s to 4

Tacomas Tigers dropped 6 to
4 decision to the transforming
Kansas City Monarchs at Athletic
park last night in a game that
was marked by the three-inning
Of Satchell Paige, the
greatest Negro pitcher of all time
and probably one of the truly
great hurlers in the game today,
regardless of race.
Paige worked the first three
innings Of last nights ball
game-long enough to show
most of the many hurting
tricks in his bag. He re-
vealed a fast ball that looked,
in full flight, like a disappear
ing piece Of string. He I'M
cOrked slow ball that hung
In the air like q blimp and
did everything but turn around
and return to the mound In
sheer boredom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

The only state in the Union hor-
dering on only one other state is
Maine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Rainiers
And Oaks
Scheduled
Seattle Con Just
About Cinch Flag
BY Ticking Series
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Seattle 4. San Francisco 0.
San Diego s, Los Angeles 0.
Sacramento IL, Oakland o.
Portland s, Hollywood ;.
GAMES THIS WEEK
Seattle at Oakland.
Portland at Sacramento.
San Francisco at Los Angeles.
Hollywood at San Diego.
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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

Third-place Ogden continued II
win parade last night, defeatir
Boise, To.
The Reds rallied six runs in Il
fourth inning to clinch a victory,
they belted Fields and Snyder
ID bingles. Stone limited the Pill
to S.
League-leading Salt LAX,
defeated Idaho Falls, 81. Ia
and Baur of the Russets hel
salt Lake to eight hits agains
ten by Riscovich of the Bee
but three errors proved cost
to Idaho Falls.
Pocatello and Twin Falls sta
hit barrage. with the Cards
ting the nod. 1912. Five pitc
saw action, and four homers
scored. The Cowboys were on
Is TO IA.
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Totals .........32 3 II 10 .
Batted for Ardizoia in seventh.
b Batted for Fleming in ninth.
Evening star., 1940-06-15
First Baptist Church
Choral Festival
Service Tomorrow
Special Programs
Will Be Presented
By Three Choirs

DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden, pastor
OF the First Baptist Church, will
speak at II am. tomorrow on What
Can I Do?" The senior choir will
sing Arcadelt's Hear My Prayer,
o God" and the solo, How Beauti-
full Upon the Mountains" by Harker,
Will be sung by Ruth Reumann Hall.
A choral festival service will be
held at pm. by the three choirs.
The senior choir will sing "Soon-a
Will Be Done" by Dawson; THE
Silent Sea" by Neidlinger, and the
"Hallelujah Chorus" by Handel. 20
Come to My Heart" by Ambrose,
and Sing Song of Praise" by Har-
ris, will be sung by the intermediate
girls choir. The junior choir will
sing Handels Come Unto Him"
and Gluck's Lead Us, o Father"
The combined choirs will join in
singing The Strife Is Ger" by
Palestrina.
DR.. Pruden and other members of
the. church will speak about The
Baltimore Convention Reviewed" on
Thursday at pm.
On Saturday the B. Y. P. U. will
have its annual banquet at the
Penn-Daw Hotel in Alexandria. The
following will be installed into office
James Little, president; Cecil Pen
land, vice president; Myrtle Roche,
corresponding secretary; Elizabeth
Moore, recording secretary; Paul
Moore, treasurer; Carle Baker. Choir
lister; Billie Turner, pianist, and
Bessie Hammer, librarian.
Evening star., 1940-06-15
Rev. S. Carroll Coule
Returned for 10th Yeor

The Rev. S. Carroll Coale will
occupy the pulpit Of the BrightWood
Park Methodist Church tomorrow
to which he has been assigned for
the 10th year. "Life's Loyalties"
will be the subject of his sermon
Infant baptism will be administered
and new members will be received.
He will deliver children's story
entitled Danger In the evening
he will speak on "a Foregleam."
The Mems Wesley Bible Glass
will meet Tuesday evening. The
BUSINESS and social program of the
Fidelis Bible Glass will be presented
Thursday evening with Miss Alice
Hodge presiding. The Ladies' Guild
will hold a strawberry social Friday
evening. Mrs. Estelle P. Neal will
be in charge.
The Church School Board has
appointed Miss Jessie Smith to
head a committee to make pro-
vision for delegations of young peo-
pie who will represent this church
at the various summer conferences
and leadership assemblies conducted
by the department of religious
education.
Evening star., 1940-06-15
Catholic Evidence Guild
Meetings Announced

DR.. Edward J. Heffron, execu-
tive secretary of the National Coun-
Gil of Catholic Men, will be in charge
of the meeting of the Washington
Catholic Evidence Guild in Frank
line Park tomorrow at 3 pm.
Speaking with DR.. Heffron will be
the Rev. Gerard OKeefe, M.
Schever, G. Heery and Herbert
Gross. Mrs. Frank OHara will di-
rect the meeting in Franklin Park
at the same time. Others on the
program will be Brian Mccullough,
Leander Troy, F. w. Spaeth and A.
j. Gaffgan.
Hugh McKenna will be chairman
OF the meeting in Public Library
Park, Ninth street and New York
avenue NV, at 7:30 pm. Miss
Catherine Jarboe, Miss Madeline
Kane and Daniel Egan also will
be heard. The Rev. Alonzo Nc
Donnell will have charge of the
meeting in Public Library Park, 7:3o
10 $50 pm. Speaking with him
Will be Miss Helen Connolly, AL
phonsus Galligan, Joseph M. Scan
ION and John Harvey. The public
Is invited to question the speakers
Evening star., 1940-06-15
Dr.. Beery to Preach
At RyIund Church

DR.. Edgar c. Beery, superintend-
ent of the Washington East Dis
trict of the Methodist Church, will
be the guest preacher at Ryland
Church at II am There will be
special music by the vested choir.
At s pm. the Rev. Karl G.. Newell.
who tomorrow begins his sixth year
at Ryland, will speak on Holding
the Trail"
On Wednesday the Mems Brother
hood will have dinner party which
will be featured by the installation
OF officers, entertainment and a
brief address by the Rev. F.. Y.
Jaggers.
At recent church school elections
the following were placed in Office
General superintendent Earl Willis:
assistant, Charles Haga; superin-
tendent children's division. Mrs.
Ellsworth Seaman; secretary, Perry
II. Miller: assistant, Thomas E.
Graves; treasurer. James Donald
son: teachers, adult, M. H. Fearnow
young people, Mrs. Earl G. Newell:
intermediate, Mrs Earl Willis;
junior, Miss Minnie Houlton; pri-
mary, Mrs. Fannie Tiffev, Mrs.
Louise Merritt, Mrs. Thomas w.
Shomette. Miss Gwendolyn Burton
and Miss Edith Bethke.
Evening star., 1940-06-15
Medals 10 Be Awarded
Members OF Choir

At II am. tomorrow eight boys
of the choir Of men and boys OF St.
Stephen and the Incarnation
Church will receive medals and rib
bons for their work. The medals are
Of the St. Nicholas Guild Of the
School of English Church Music,
The Rev. Paul D. Wilbur will preach.
At $50 am. the church school will
hold the final session until fall. and
36 children will receive certificates
and pins for perfect attendance. 4
banner for the class having the best
record of attendance and a banner
for the class having brought in the
largest number of new pupils also
will be presented.
At s am. there will be a corporate
communion for the Young People S
Fellowship. followed by breakfast.
On Thursday the annual Sunday
school picnic will be held in Rock
Creek Park. The teachers will meet
In the evening.
Evening star., 1940-06-15
Dr.. Cooke to Address
Baptist Men Monday

DR.. Lawson Cooke of Memphis,
Tenn, executive secretary of the
Mems Brotherhood of the Southern
Baptist Convention, will address the
Baptist men of the District at din
ner meeting Monday evening at
the West Washington Baptist
Church. This gathering is the sec
ond rally of the recently organized
Columbia Council of Baptist Men
OF the District of Columbia Baptist
Convention.
Arrangements are being made BY
DR.. Thomas r. Wilson, president of
the council; Edward j. Fox, vice
president, and Robert l.. Haycock.
Special music will be furnished bv
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Hall. min
listers OF music at the First Bap-
list Church.