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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
SPIRITUAL CHORUS
SPONSORS PROGRAM

The New Bethel spiritual chorus
will sponsor a program for the bene-
fit Of the tubercular ward OF Jubilee
hospital Sunday. December |. at
Shiloh Baptist church.
On the program, which begins at
3 p. m., will appear the St James
spiritual chorus. KeSler Temple
chorus. Mary Potter trio, Glee club
Of Henderson Institute and the New
Bethel spiritual chorus.
Dr.. S. M. Beckford will speak on
The Tubercular Germ. Dr.. A. D.
Gregg, county health officer, will de-
liver the principal address.
All Negro churches in the county
arc expected to support this pro-
gram. The entire proceeds will be
turned over to the tubercular ward
of Jubilee hospital. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
Playground News
North Henderson.

The pre-schOol children Wcle
taken to the fire house Tuesday
morning. Nov. 26 in MI Willie Mil
ler'S car accompanied by the ReCrea-
ton leader The firemen showed the
children the new firetruCk and the
building. Afterwards they were
brought home by one Of them. We
thank Mr.. Parks, Mr. LangSton and
Mi. Miller for making the trip a big
success.
Thanksgiving refreshments were
sent to the pre-School children We'd
neSday morning by Mrs. Ellen Coop
er. which were enjoyed very much.
y Thanksgiving program was pre-
sented by the children Wednesday
afternoon consisting Of songs, read
ingS and recitations.
A group of boys have been con-
,Structing apparatus in the afternoons
10 be used by the smaller children.
The basket ball goals have been
erected and practice will begin next
week.
The "Get-together club" will meet
Monday evening at : o'clock in the
Parrish house. Plans for tea will
be discussed.
South Henderson.
The Community club met Monday
evening in the community house.
During the business Il committee Of
two. Mrs. Ethel Allen and Mrs.
Paul were appointed to accompany
Mrs. H. L. ChcvaSSe to purchase
china and silver ware for the dining
room and utensils for the kitchen.
(which are both being remodeled.
This club has answered the call
of the local Giremen to assist in
dressing dolls for the underprive-
lodged children at Christmas This
will take place at their next regular
meeting, Dec. 8.
A Thanksgiving program Was
given Wednesday afternoon in the
community house by children at
tending the playground. The pro-
gram consisted of songs, dances,
readings and recitiatlons.
A carrOm board has been added
to our equipment and is proving
very popular with all age groups.
North and South Henderson.
Thanksgiving scenes and posters
made by the children were on dis
play this week.
Basket balls have been bought
and practice will begin Monday,
NeCember 2.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
DURHAM MAN KEEPS
PROMISE TO KICK
BUCKET WHEN 20

Durham. Nov. 81 (AP) j. e.
Nichols was 10 years old yesterday
and. as he promised, he kicked the
bucket"
Since | was five years old" he
said. Il have said that was going
to kick the bucket on my 10th birth
day and now | am going to prove il
to the world.
Yes, sir, l have been milking COWS
for IS years ard | am going to stop
On November p | gave away my
two cows.
Il am going to show folks | still
have plenty of strength left and SC
I'm going to kick the bottom out OF
tin milk bucket"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
Miss jackson And
Harold Tucker Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Jackson an
nouncc the marriage of their daugh-
terS. Alice Elaine. to Harold Shields
Tucker. Of Townsville. The marriage
took place at the nome of Rev. NJ. L.
bannlSter, in Oxford, on Saturday.
November %. 1910.
Mrs. TICKER is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. Jackson, OF Hcnder-
son.
Mn. Tucker is the son OF MI and
Mrs. W. /. Tucker. uI Townsville.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30

Of the various units stationed here
for training. The usual training Sch"~
dulc is followed during his inspcc-
tons.
Colonel Dcmm'r WIS Guc@t Of Col.
Newell fer lunch in the l""S$ he'll ur
Headquarters and Service Company.
where all oI the officers Of Tn" d.
vision Surgeons OFFICE mess. After
lunch. Col. Dcmmcr and Col. Newell
went on tour Of the important
points Of the Fort.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
COL. c. c.. DREAMER
VISITS COL. NEWELL
Rv CHARLES COOPER. ill.

Furt Jackson, S. C., Nov. ZI-
Colonel Charles c. Demmcr. LIST
Corps Surgeon. arrived at the office
of the Division Surgeon. Colonel
Hodge A. Newell at $50 Wednesday
morning for conference and an IN
.rcction tour OF this regiment. Coz.
Demmcr is stationed at Fort Jack
son and maintains his office IN
Columbia. He will make frequent m
sanctions of The medical dotachment5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

9:I5 Sunday SCHOOL.
II Sermon subject, Excepting the
Faith" observance Of Lords suppcr).
$50 Baptist Training Union (90
present last Sunday EVENING".
$50 "Praycr's Thrce-Fold Nature.
Those who failed 10 make their
THANKSGIVING orphanage offering last
Thursday are requested to bring it 10
the service on Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30

worship services in the respective
rooms.
THE Heart Behind the Decd Will
be the subject Of the sermon by the
pastor at 1870 p. m. This will be the
twelfth in d series Of sermons on
the Sermon on the Mount.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
FIRST METHODIST.

Rev. 3. {. RCaNlS, pdSlUT.
Church school will meet at 90
4. m, Every one is cordially invited.
Morning worship will be conduct
cd AT II a. m. with Il sermon by the
pastor, the subject OF which Will be
The Cup of Memory in the Hand
Of Love" At the conclusion OF the
sermon the Sacrament Of the LORDS
Sumner will be administered.
Supper will be served for the
Young people in the dining room OF
the church al 6 p. m. Following the
suppcr and fellowship there Will be
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
Is Critically Ill.

r J. Wells continues CRITICALLY Ill
ut his home on route NO. D. A. ii walls
son. Sc, it was reported today: Mr.. MG!IS
VS. been i'll for the past four WEEKS ,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
lJr. Kittrel! To Tca;.:.

r. G.. Kittrcli will address thc
Mems Bible class at Holy lnnor"utS
Episcopal church Sunday morning at
10 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
Saturday,
Nov. 80, 1910.
My Dear Alphunso:-


Nov. 80, 1910.
My Dear AlphonSo-
Please forgive me, darling for not writing earlier.
but thrilled at gOou news recently heard
that l am not myself today.
1t has me- by the grapevine route, that the
Embassy Theatre here Henderson plans Gala Rev.
val Fortnight Of grand motion pictures, beginning
Monday, Dec. 9th thru the Dist.
| do hope you can arrange 10 be with me at that
time that may these outstanding movie attlac-
ons together or they have been here before OUt
ii they have selected the pick Of pictures released
the past year this special OCCASION ana DC
Iieve me. am going them.
Sweetheart, | am so enthuscd over this Grard "a
rade of Hits that forgot to tell you still love yot
BY the way, nearly forgot to mention drastic cut III
prices think it will be CSC for adults and lOc Tor chill
dron for the whole period. will write you more July
in my next letter.
I shall expect to hear from you tomorrow telling
of your love for ana if we arc gong 10 DC
together again The days seem like years
Love and
Cassdndra.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
William D. McinniS, minister.

William d. McInnis, minister.
9:45 Church school, f. H. Dixon,
general superintendent.
ii Morning worship. Sermon cub
iect: Failing Foundations and Chris
ton Conduct"
$50 Young people and Pioneers Of
the church.
7::3O Evening worship. Sermon
subject: "Unholy Alliances.
Monday:
$3.50 Executive board of Woman's
Auxiliary.
Wednesday:
$50 Junior choir practice.
7:30 Prayer meeting.
SIS Senior choir practice.
Thursday:
6:30 Fellowship supper.
100 Workers conference.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
HOLY lNNOCENTs EPISCOPAL

Holy lNNOCENTS EPISCOPAL.
Rev. |. w. Hughes, rector.
First Sunday in Advent
9:45 Church school.
10 Mems Bible class.
II Holy Communion.
$50 y. P. S. L.
1870 Evening prayer and sermon.
ST. Johns Mission. North Hcndcr-
son, 2 o'clock. Holy Communion and
sermon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC

Of. = ICL - VI - E7T'TV
Rev. Clctus J. HelIrich. pastor.
First Sunday Of Advent.
6 a. m. Holy mass with comics
sionS before the mass.
Holy Communion during mass
All welcome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-30
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN.

Church school al y:45, john \
Hall. superintendent.
Morning worship at II a. m. A visit
ing minister of Elon College will be
cur guest speaker.
Pilgrim Fellowship meeting at 6:45
Evening worship at 100 p. IN. scr
mon topic: The ThroughWay tc
Heaven"
Mid-week service Wednesday 7:3C
p. m.
is cordially invited to attend these
services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
FIRST BELLARMINE BOXING CARD SET FOR TONIGHT
Crusade Loop Leadership
To Be at Stake When Top
Elves Play at Bellarmine

lrsasrshir - - cfissts
tssxss Wlii - st stake sunday
sftsFa.on At nslisrmins shsn fse
unaefsstsa tssnts 81 Lees sra
sta Peter snd raul uasst in ths
main attfsrtica 81 SO eclock.
me 81 f<cs FIVE IA. flashes
smart sna tricky ssus re at
two um<s rut art tcuid easily
np-et The s~nnsnt-eetaa aalnis
Manager Al AeNshoA wiii pm
hls hop~s feF sictery ~ no srs
eufaie passing sad shooting ~
rsd kints. A ncffnsF snd George
Rcket On the ether SIDE. reny
Raeskawski sill ealia hss teams
chances around two veteran Cru.
ssas isaguefs. steve sahutls ana
Vince nsxinski Rata teams afs
reported 10 - IN tir tor eonaitlen.
alta = dupnrst II last weeks
thriller very likely.
0. the ise eps.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

Motorcycle Club
Holds Christmas
Party Tonight

me Tafem. Motorcycle sius
sati hoid i's casual Christmas
parry At ihsir clubhouse tonight
AZ , oeiees. Small gifts 1iii ~
exchanged There siii 30 No al
mission charge sn1 81 fsJsF. ard
their friends shssbsr nsnbars 90
not. are invited
Arthur Arnsson wfii ~ santa
Claus Mrs.. ciafsaee poltsf eill
- hostsss siih Mrs Fritz HORT
and Ms William olgnnssss assist
lns hrs ienny Atkins 10 chair
MAJ ~ me Fsffsshmsnt commit.
Tee snd a supper vii - served
kith Mrs.. william deksnerSs
bsip hfs "issd~ Hilnan enaif-
mar ~ ne cleanup committee.
<sil have Ia ssslsfanfs ~ Mas
Hsisn sehnsiasr Mr. haanah
Enssnosn sad Ms Hap John.
sf1H
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Loggers Play
Ellensburg
Clash on Naples
Here Tonight

The same as before will be the
lineup that will take the floor
against Central Washington. sat
urday night when the College Of
Puget Sound tangles with the
Wildcats on the local floor at S
o'clock.
We are ready announced
Stuart Parks, Logger coach. Fri
day afternoon. Il will send the
same team that dropped Belling-
ham and Saint Martins onto the
floor for this important fray
And so 1t will be Tom Cross
and Jim VanCamp as forwards,
Norm Walker at center and Harry
Werbisky and George Mitchell at
the guard posts.
The second team will be at full
strength and its lineup lists Lloyd
Baisinger. Jim Picha and Dick
Pesse as forwards. Jim Paulson at
center. and Tom Barker. Bill Nc
lsughln and Don Brown as guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Bellarmine Beats
Shelton Hoopmen

Bellarmine's hoopsters pinned q
q 10 IL defeat on Shelton last
night in the Bell gym
The Bells traiied At the end Of
the opening period. 10 2. but
caught and passed the visitors
during the second quarter TO hold
10 To S advantage AT half time
Led by Rudy Mookel md Paul
Greiwe. who each rang up six
points during the fray. the Bells
had things pretty much their own
way in IN. final half They led
10 to 10 at the close OF the third
quarter.
High point man for the evening.
however. was sheltons Woods.
who dropped in eight points
In a preliminary game. the Bell
reserves swsmp,d the Shelton see
onds, 81 TO IL
Bellarmine Aidgets In a gam.
played Friday afternoon. edged
out Seattle Props lightvsights. Il
10 7. in the Bell gym.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
BY HARRY FERGUSON
United Pres. sports Editor


NEW YORk Maybe II Was just
the spirit Of Christmas. but last
evening for the first time In the
memory Of man everybody left
Madison Square Garden happy.
Nobody lost a bet
Nobody lost the fight
The is.e4s customers were con
WINGED they had got their moneys
worth.
Promoter Mike Jacobs clacked
his store teeth in glee a. ISL .Ola
chnked into the till
Welterweight Champion Friizie
Civic and Lightweight Champion
Lew Jenkins. who fought a rough.
tough io-round draw. picked up
nice purses.
None OF the three Officials
two judges and the referee
scored the fight the same
way. This war correspondent
after a careful audit of blows
struck and received. decided
that Jenkins won five rounds,
Civic four and one was even.
Zivic was smarter and Jenkins
hit harder There were no knock
downs and neither man ever was
in serious trouble although jenkins
gave out quite a plastering In the
sixth WHEN he stepped back and
fired away with his right
Neither title was at stake. but
that didn't keep zivie and Jenkins
from tearing in as though they
were lettering on the edge Of
cliff and trying to knock the other
guy TO his doom.
Civic carried an advantage of
~ pounds into the ring and he
has been around long enough to
know how 10 use that pull in the
weights He leaned on Jenkins.
tied him up in the clinches. got
the Jump on most Of the breaks
and fought shrewd. hard fight
that frequently was on the border
line OF the rules
Jenkins. n q, 10 l under
dog when the opening hell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Star Heavies
In Main Event
Opening Bout at
7 In Lions Gym

n<llsFmln- h1sss tnitlsl snes~e
- 80 s~sson vii - Staged tcrlsnt
n ne ter xya. sta - opening
sraf slat<si Tnr ! eetees
Hssss<d ~ match y ne r~evv-
sslsks tlss<lan. to eefa efti m
cis1sts eight eraEs
Classic NHseht knd r~sn mxxs
= snoris - Nc reys. win so<s Il
esif n ths msln ss<nf
Special feature ~tll ~ . watch
n~t~e<n loo reFxsa sna . usss>d
w.fvsf. wnnss Id-nfisr 10 unknc~u.
ush<r msssnss fsne~
Larry Hasa ~ lin q neten
fieesse f.emn~fsA '. I<<k ucr~-
has. Zee asnI<Y 70 asarss< ulss-
sey. t..vefus Nsrsin~su W Is<n
n.fn~s w NsFtir<su - noh
wses ssa Jscs ksnr>sfY - rst
Msnief
A f-s~fa ssu~s . ssp>ssed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Eleven Schools
In Ski Meet
Sun VALLEY. Ida

Sun VALLEY. Ida.-Ahout 20
collegiate skiers, representing Il
colleges and universities. will be
on hand for the third annual four
event combined intercollegiate ski
meet to he held here Dec. 20 TO
Jan I. officials announced today.
Teams have been entered by
Stanford university. University Of
Colorado. University of Idaho.
University Of Utah. Washington
State, University of Washington
and Wyoming university. Four
other colleges - Gonzaga, Dart
mouth. Princeton and Yale have
entered individual competitors.
Winners Of the combined cross
country. downhill, slalom and
jumping events will be awarded
trophies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Stadium Drops X-State Opener
To Yakima by Count Of 27-25
Tocomons EorlY Leod Overcome by
Pirates; Tiger Mideets Triumphant

Overcoming an early twelve
point lead. The Yakima Pirate.
spoiled Stsdiu Cross-Stai,
league debut last night when they
handed the Bengals a p to - De.
feat on the Stadium floor
Stadium opened like = de-
termined hand % warriors.
.inking shots from all angles
while Yakima WAS having the
worst Of luck, trimming the
basket with every shot and
then having IL bounce cut.
Harry Mansfie led the first
period Bengal assault. scoring
Of the II points The score
Was IL to . nj the end Of the
quarter.
The Yakima defense frightened in
the second eanto. holding the
Tigers to two free throws while
their offense got underway. When
the smoke OF the first half had
cleared, Stadium held only a Is
e. Is lead
Early in the final half. Yakima
took the lead for the first time,
17-1e. Stadium retalisted with a
three-throw that knotted the
count The score WAS tied twice
then IN rapid succession. 1919 and
2l-2l. the Pirates finally moving
TO the front 1921.
The Stadium quintet strived
valiantly 10 overhaul the stall
Ing Pirates In the final min
utes.
Harry Mansfield led the Sta
dunn attack with Is points
while Lawrence johnson was
high for the winners with a
nine-point count.
In the preliminary game. sta
dium's promising sophomores out
scored the Lincoln midgets 40 10
is Bob Fincham led the Stadium
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Cornhuslgsrs Hit
Phoenix On Trim

rtsoe<tN. Asss. - rNs unlvs~-
atv - ssnsssAs fnasn4li team.
hound fee 10 nns> as~i ard ~
game sin stamford university.
~ss sas hsF~ thss meaning Zoe ~
slkht asy stay
cu.eh MR. 1eu.s halted 10
sr~sisi train ~ rsamsers. n -.
Yesterday fef . rsisf STEP ssss -
the team rould wufk ths klnns aut
- lsss
Ths corrhussrFs psun<hsv ~fli
engage In pFsesie< sss~soas ~fth
Inc Tempe Teachers. fiofsier eua.
ference ehsmrlaas ~ho have en-
engagement themselves IN the n
psss sun naws ssslast WestssN
Reserve
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Basketball Results

San 6l.ss s'si. u srss.~
fssns q. ~
titan ~ fa.ne ~
wssnlnsssr atst. a. ns~-
ssss 10
Nortsss ~. Wiiismstts -
Mar rssrslsee stats a. nars
Island Apprentices. 10
Denver "a. Marshall N
cnlossas stats - rs~ No.
len 70
orsson stat. "a. Colorado csi-
isg< "a lssssslmsl
Hles "a. f,1sflsi.as state ~
Vest r~sas Teachers 81. Tar
kia ~
hsntEHkY ". Kansas stats -.
Teas MlAss "a se~ hssIee
Ages -
rsss. a. . " ~, - NAYS
tT@sssl "a
rszx. chfIstfsa ~ Teas
state %
nresNn 90. Lafsysate ~
fAsqassns 50 ausxlnxam ~.
ksnf stats " fslduin Wal
lace 10
alsai ~ asllGsm Q Mary "a.
fafdham ts. ~ Ls~feeee ~.
Long Island q. u. Haases col-
iszs -
fzts.rssxs -. iillaoa. Al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Everybody Happy >. zivic- Jenkins
Welterweighi Scrap Ends in Draw

rang. was Al his best ahen he
could stand back and throw
whistlinE left hooks and that
long. Jaw breaking right lie
was forcing the fighting a
coed part Of the time, trying
10 get Civic 10 make . stand
up scrap out ~ ". Hut
FritHie was too cunning TO es-
pose his chin.
Wen be having a revival Of thi,
one come ip4l and until then IN,
court reserves decision on wheth
a good hig man can lick a gooe
little man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
MONTANA WINS

NIssOTLA. Mont - Montana
state university scored IL first
basketball victory Of the season
last night, defeating willamette
university 81 n -. Willamette
yss weakened py the loss Of three
plsvers through illness.
Montana took the lssd In the
first three minutes - me game
sn1 ADDED - Us nsrg1n through
out the eontest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Lincoln Meets
Yaks Tonight
Fresh From Win
Over Centrolio

fancolns hasksissrs vfstefiesl.
ever csnfFalla in game at
night n ths southeastern Wash.
iagten eity siii clash with Yss-
mas Pirates a. ne A. sym
herr in eross. state league game
tonight beginning Il : o.ciesk
The Aees came from eshlnt 10
defeat ths Cenirsusns They trail
~, "a 10 II At haif time. bat
rallied 10 finish up 81 ths icsg
end 4 3 80 II score
lineoias reserves p.ii.h~s
eff the C~ntrslis reserves lns
reiimissrs tussle. - Q. n.
Nth fhamr-o. ringtns In ~
~ the Ahc.' paints.
Coach John Kennedy announced
rs starting lineup for the Yakims
fray would ~ nlsde- and Loran
or Thompson. forwards Hansen.
center. Sturgeon and Huntington.
guards
A preliminary Fams vii kegin
at 7 o'clock tonight
summary II the game last
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

SPOKANE - fsrssldsnf ]. stan
lsr Webster today s&ld ~ nd
heard nothing regarding IN pos
shsiity u aiding MontsnA baseh~fi
teams 70 th@ Western International
ls<Eus.
4 just got back from seattle
where consulted with my prsde-
eessor. Ben T. Lombard. ths new
president ~ the fntsrnAtionei
lssgu< said As far ~ I know.
this thing u purely theoretical ard
I have no right % comment upoa
ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Jim Phelan
Is Retained
by Huskies

SEATTLE - Coach Jimmy
Phelsn Of the University of Wash
ington has been appointed 10 hls
18th season ss head football coach.
Ray l.. Eckmsnn, director Of sth-
le'ios said to-day
Phelan. ~ha IL not under ron
tract. will serve until March. 1877
Salary terms were not announced
The Washington team son seven
Of nine ssm.s IN. past ,esson. los
ing only N Minnesota and stan
ford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Connie Mack BUYS
Birthday Present
PHILADELPHIA

FHti.ADfisPbis n 4
Mack, president and manager Of
the Philadelphia Athletics. an
nounced to-day that hs had bought
birthday present for himself -
control Of tho baseball eluh. he
will b. Is Monday.
Mack acquired financial control
OF the Athletics through IN. pur-
chase Of stock left ny N. late
John shibs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Harmon & Co.
Reaches Bay City

SAN eeANtlsGsl~~rh< sssfsru
all star fe"sssIs team. headed ~
Tommy Hsfmon. reaches sse
Francisco today 70 prepare faF ne
ss~ Years Day encounter With .
picked western squad far tns b~nss
n, ~ the shuns hospital fnr GRIP
pied children.
rhs eassssn~ss hsissd briefly 81
oEdsu. Utah. yesterday and work
81 pst tn the high sshsei Tymass-
lam foe an hauf 4 sna~ -sn~sr-d
flsla prevented an astaaes warn.
ap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Woman Rolls
300 Pin Score

fLThTIAND-Miss Amelia
Rankel. Si-year-oId Cleveland
kegler. last night rolled her way
into bowling's hall Of fame by
making = perfect 800 score.
This was the first time the
feat had been accomplished in
womens league competition
here. ~ VA. the sirth perfect
seors In the 24-yesr history Of
the Norp<n's international Bowl
ing congress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

Art Angovs. No I bowler % the
Odd Fellows league, led the sear-
Ing In the weekly matches 81 the
circuit on the broadway alleys.
shooting is2. 100 and iss. for a
SIS total
nlll johnson ~ the Fern Hiii
team Vas a elose second with $40
including single. of ia. ieT and
205. Other 500 scorers were Al
cochrum. SOC Al Martin. 500. and
10. Ruklcks. 6o5
i<o s,esr-nberE staged ..
uphill battle 10 take the high
scoring honor In the matches
Of the tosst s~sh q Dear
company league sn the Hresd-
.ss. Ne started off with .
Inv ~ gam. the. eiimts~a In
III in HI. sscend Esne. finish
In. with ,is and enough weod
Ia give him the weekly hoass
With taa.
STANLEY stsbbins ths No. I pfnmsn
of fhs circuit vas rin1s "a bic tam
mate. htsffsnbsfs finishins bic ssflss
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$40
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points ffgm Avs noesfts insIfafsss
gals IN ths ulayefi - pesspon.d
match - fhs fsrosassg wesnsn's
league rollins s.m.. - $40 - sna
registered ssa soe sad s1s for ifss
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sbs nfr~assy siisrs ever tt.s ssss
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al times for ss~ssi pisY - pfssfis<
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ihs yomsns cts league hss osen
oorpl~,sd. ssIi the winner ~ the
hsis - sill undecided because ~
two postponed ssmss
Three teams still wsrs In the
running for the FIRST half ensm.
plonship until last niEhi ~hsn
Ednss Beauty nook vas slihsi.
mated ~ the lo-- ~ iwo prints -
ne Little Paris Beauty team IN
a postponed mAteh
Tn whstsions's team l. soE IN
N. lead and thsif chances for
winning the hair lssok good Al.
thouFh ihs Little Paris Beauty
siris have yet - roll two po=ss
ponsd matches they must isks
All sight points u tls ths whst
s;anss
In ths postponed match bstsesu
E<in4s Beauty NOOK ami Lltsis
Paris Beauty teams. rolled Frida ,
evening. Tsonns Johnson. captain
- E1nss I'D tbs seoFinF ~lth
as. High single ssns. iss. s.s
rolled ~ Mrs. Csneis. Lastis
PARE team.