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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
State Favored
TOWN State
College Crown

J EAST LANSING. May H.
Michigan State will be a slight
favorite to wrest the twenty-siYth
annual State intercollegiate Track
and Field championship fro m
Michigan Normal here today as
the meet enters its second and
final day of competition.
In 10 preliminary events yester-
day. the SpartanS displayed sur
prising power by leading the field
of qualifiers with "a. Michigan
Normal shared second place in the
matter of qualifiers with Western
State. Each school placed II men
in the finals. Wayne University
was next with nine.
Other schools which qualified
contestants in the 10 out of Is
events which require preliminary
heats were Hillsdale. Albion. Alma
and Kalamazoo. two each, and
Olivet and Central State, one
each.
Following are the qualifers by
events:
l00-yard dash-Stukke tWsT). Mccarthy
tMsC), webster tMsc). veenkamp
,WsT), Dorian (MSC). Coleman WsT),
Adams wayne, steven tAlbionl. Best
time by Stukkie ana Mccarthy, 10.
ssO-yard run Brzezinsk (MNCl. Cole
tMNCj, quinn tMNC), Anderson (MsCD.
Scott tMSCi SleEeI CNaynel, Marin
1WsI1. Temper tMNcl. Best time by
Brzezinski, ZOO.
l2o-yard high hurdler-smi,h tKslams-
zo9i Had lMNCJ, sommerfsld tMECI.
Rusehman tMsCJ. Stevens (Mscl. sho-
berg fWsT), Rand (WsTD, Miller (ohveD.
No time.
220- yard dash-ColemAn CwsT). stukkie
tWsTD. Doan (Waynei Adams CWAyneD.
1MNCj. Webster (kaz9oJ. Best time BY
Coleman, ~.
220-yard hurdles-Hlss tMNC). Chester
a MAJ. Nesbitt tCSTl, Somrne 10 eid
tMSCJ, Buschman tMSC1. Stukkis tWsTi
Rand tWSTJ. Best time by stukkie, 3.
tMNCl, Nader tMSci. WinFo tWaynsJ,
Wright Waynej. Anderson IWsTj. Ksr.
\rin tNsTJ. RosenbAum tMsCj. Best time
Broad jump&Arrington ,Msc1. Chester
tAlmst Loop tCsTi. keeslsf tMSCl.
Neenkamp (wsTl. Lucareui 1NNCl Res,
oisiance by Arlington, p feet 50 inches,
Discus o. Arlington tasCj. Rosenswsig
tMNCI, brynan tAsC1; sumner tMsCi.
Best distance ny Arlington. i55 feet inch.
3Aveln -Rasmovich t8NCi. Lausr al
hiFrf. klrhs anna. Conurn CHillsdaleb.
ursnan. tMsCA. Betker 6Wsyne > Best cis-
tsace b. KssnavCn. lss feet l i. inches.
Shot put - Arlington 1MsCi. Edwards
a. stale1. H'senzzWei tMNcl. Breeher
Bfsf distance b. Arrngtpn, ~ feet g "a
laeaes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
New NisI't Wayne TO Meet
s''''s :. ~ sl'as SeIfridge 9

With Ralph Johnson scheduled
10 start the game. Wayne Uni
VerSiiNs baseball team Will meet
the Air Corps team at Selfridge
Field today Early this month the
Tartars claShed with the first
service opponent dropping an IS
decision 10 Camp Custer.
The smallest squad ever to be
entered IN the competition will
represent Wayne in the state
track meet al East Lansing this
afternoon. Tartar entries are
Tommy Adams. Ralph Betker.
Brennan Clark. Capt Charles
Doan. Carl Macy. Art Siegel. Bob
Wingo and Lin Wright
Coach Norman g. Wann's net
tiers viii compete in New York
state this weekend. meeting the
University of Niagara Falls today
and tomorrow will play Canisius
College at Buffalo. Wayne shut
out both teams last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Louis Rates
Buddy Threat

BY JOHN HENRY

WASHINGTON. May II. -
Among other earth-shaking events
that occur in this stately town.
there is likelihood that the
worlds heavyweight championship
will change hands here week
hence. and nobody seems to real
i've that today more than J. Shut
film Louis.
The cocoa colored shuffler. who
can be identified better as the
current kingpin of the fistic
giants. informed US that Buddy
Baer can be rated as one Of the
best foemen he has faced Baer
is billed to battle Louis a Is
rounder at Griffith Stadium.
Louis is convinced, briefly. that
Baer can box and can hit like a
sledge hammer. but also and in
Cidentally. can be hit
Louis was in one OF his rarely
verbose moods when he and Baer
underwent a physical examination
at the district boxing commission
place. The champ said:
Buddy can hit mighty hard.
And he can box. too"
Replying mostly in monosylla-
bleS from there on, the Brown
Bomber. whom some fight follow
erS believe has dropped his bombs,
described Baer as a better ring
man than:
Clarence tRed) Burman. Gus
tavus Dorazio, Abe Simon and An
thony Music. all of whose re-
Spective belfries he has decorated
with cobwebS this year
Louis believes also that Buddy
is tougher by far than was his
elder brother. Max Adelbert Baer.
from whom Joe indirectly inner
tied the title.
Louis, who made Max quit in
five rounds. explained that Buddy
is better ring general than Max
and limited that the younger Baer
Is more willing to keep punching.
He SAID. however. that he thinks
NJ. Baer had a better right hand.
You will recall. no doubt, that
the aforementioned Simon and
Music extended J. Shufflin' many
rounds longer than mans allotted
time against the damaging pound
ing of the Louis dukes.
Can Buddy Baer, then. 60 still
further around the clock, we won-
der?
And so does Louis.
In this connection. Joe said:
Cant ever tell what will
happen. couldn't get a clean
shot at that Simon and Music"
Joe indicated by this remark
that he expects Buddy to afford
better target even in moving
about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
What's The Answer?

Each of the following is weknown district in three of
Americas largest cities the Loop the Hub, the Golden
Triangle. Can you name the cities?
2An explanation that contains words than
contains overabundance Of verbage verbiage verbatim
Which is it?
3When participating vendetta, in which of the follow
ing are taking part: eud regatta, musical play?
A mixed number the of nteger and fraction.
What is integer?
5Can you the small hexagonal musical instrument
operated on the same principle as the accordion?
6Perhaps you've traversed the Road to Mandalay
times in Do you know where Mandalay actually is?
IA person employed mental would be classified
banker servant haberdasher Pick the definition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

PHILADELPHIA. May II
Both major leagues ray soon
rescind the rule forh,ddlnE more
than seven home night games and
allow perhaps twice that MANY
arcliCh: baseball ti',s. Connie
Mack predicted today
we may have 10. II or even
more night gameS,' sid the
veteran Athletics manager THE
suggestion ! made nj the Winter
meeting. which was voted down,
has been gaining momentum"
Connie said he was convinced
by letters from fans that night
ball was becoming "a necessity in
order 10 accommodate those oc-
cupied during the day
Judge X. NJ. Lands and other
baseball notableS and Civic figures
were 10 be at Shibe Park today
when Connie Mack Day Is cele-
brated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Rutgers Crew Rated
Best al Marietta

MARIETTA. O., May 17.-UNS)
A powerful Rutgers crew. rated
IS one of the lasts strongest
teams. ruled a heavy favorite 10
cop its third straight Dad Vail
Rowing championship on the Ohio
River today with more than $4,000
fans lining the mile and one-ffth
StraiGhtaway course.
Seven crews were entered in the
classic. the third annual regatta
honorinc Inc former crew coach
OF Wisconsin University. Expected
70 give the Rutgers boat It's
greatest competition was a speedy
crew from Rollins. Fla. Others
entered IN the race were Boston
University. Marietta, runnerup in
1910; Springfield Mass, College.
American International College
and Richmond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

=. here as mat rcicrce
physical condition through the ~
ercise gained IN handling them.
He exhibited a strong right
arm with which ne expects 10 do
some damage TO one or perhaps
both Of the boys in the Mango
SinCh-Karol Krauser bout which
he will referee
With the signing Of Kayo Ramos
10 meet Mike London and Nanolo
Gomez to take on Fritz krcuCcr,
Promoter Eddie Lewis today COM
pleted his card OF FIVE matches
for the occasion. The Great Me
phlsto vs.. Al Williams and Fred
erich Won SChacht ". Bert Rubi
are the Other bouts. Roams IS an
Areentonian and Gomez a Spanl-
ard who wrestled his first match
here last Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
DODGERS STOPPED

The Dodgers had their winning
streak checked after seven straight
games by the Pirates who previ-
ously had stopped the Brooks after
they had won nine in row. This
time the Pirates had to go IL in
nings to turn the trick. 80. After
Higbe went out for a pinch hitter
in the tenth. Mace Brown took
over and Elbie Fletcher. first man
TO face Brown. promptly belted
him for a game-winning homer.
With OFT hitting his eighth
homer. and Hubbell doing a nice
relief bit. the Giants made it four
in a row by topping the Cubs. Az.
A change of scenery sometimes
works wonders for a pitcher as
witness the case of Harry Gum
bert. traded by the Giants to the
Cards. Harry made his first effort
in his new uniform a six-hit, 40
victory over the Braves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
The knowledge Test
By DR.. SABINA H. CONNOLLY

Name three coues which took the Crmean
2-What art is (a) chiaoscuro; b) glazing trudgen
3Why a) did Opheus around b did ATLANTA a
tc) did Penelope unrave her spinning.
Say ii in English (a) Bel canto; tb Berceuse
5-What by (a) the lowest dce (b
weight; tc) threegaited horse
6-Who "Peregrine Pickle;
Trojan Woman"
Add three words finish The
the ~; (b "A prophet without
-; (c) An honest mans the nobest 80"
ANSWERS Editorial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Swimmers Elect Lumsden

Guy LumSden. Wayne Univer-
sity swimming team sprint star.
has been named by teammates tc
lead the Tartars next season. The
former Western High athlete was
placed on both the all-American
collegiate and national A.A.U.
SQUADS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Country Day Beats
University School

Led by Dick Stark, Who hit two
home runs with the bases loaded
Detroit Country Day defeated the
Detroit University School. 1913. at
the Country Day diamond. Stark
also collected a double with a man
on base 10 bring his total of runs
batted in 10 nine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Senators Get Kennedy

" SIZING o \, May IL
GNS)-The Washington Senators
have received Vernon Kennedy
32-year-old right-handed pitcher
from the St. Louis Browns in a
straight player dea for Rick
Terrell 35, veteran catcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Harvard g. Favored

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May IL
GNSl IIarvard'S pondcrous var
sity crew. aaveraglng 1877 pounds.
doomed the favorite 10 win the
Aninih renewal of the Adams Cup
Irrgatta 70 be contested on the
Severn River today with Fights
of the Naval Acamedy and Uni
Versity Of Pennsylvania.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Pdrsdld TO Resign
AT De La Sale in June

Rocky Parsaca, for four years
athletic director and coach at De
La Sale, will resign in June, he
announced today. He will be con-
nected with a sporting goods COM
pany in Detroit.
De La Sale has had a series
of successful teams in all sports
under Rocky. His baseball team at
present has won eight and lost
but one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Leonard Here
As Mat Referee

Benny Leonard, former light
weight champion boxer. arrived
in Detroit as per schedule last
night to referee a wrestling match
at Arena Gardens Monday night.
Benny looked fit and says he has
enjoyed his tours as wrestling and
boxing referee. The tours also en-
able him TO keep in first class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
West Coast for Cyclists

The National Amateur Bicycle
Championships VIII be held Al
Pasadena. Calf. on a course cir
cling the Rose Bowl August q
and "a The annual convention
and election of officers Will also
be held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Missouri Title
Cowboys
International News Service Wire

TULSA, Okla. May 17.-Okla-
homa A. & MS Cowboys today
had their fourth consecutive Mis-
souri, Valley track and field cham
pionship. having smothered opposi-
ton in the annual conference meet
at Tulsa last night.
The Cowboys scored 841z points,
which included nine first places,
as against 81 points for Drake
University, in second place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Favor Princeton 8
For Carnegie Cup

ITHA CA. y. Y. May II
ms - Princeton's crew today
had the role of favorite in the
annual Carnegie Cup Regatta on
Lake Cayuga. Opposition will be
offered by Cornell and Yale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Bans Open Fishing
As Fire Hazard

AUGUSTA, Me. May 17.-tINS)
Gov. Sumner Sewall has sus-
pended the open fishing season in
Maine because of the forest fire
hazard. The suspension does not
prohibit fishing from boats on
lakes.
The state forestry department
reported an increasing number of
woodland fires in all areas of the
state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
STILL POPULAR

Hartnett is Just as much a land
mark of Chicago as Grant Park.
the Field Museum. the Wrlgley
Building, and the stoCkyardS lie
Is an institution here and some
how the Cubs aren't the Cubs
without him.
They still talk revCrentlv of his
thrilling and dramatic 100000
home run in the dusk that late
September afternoon of 1898
which whipped the shocked Pitts
burCh Pirates and projected the
Cubs into an undreamed of World
Series
And old Gahby SUI cant make
himself believe that he doesn't be-
long in Chicago any more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
GABBY FORGETS HE'S A GIANT
Walks Into Cub Duqout and Crowd Laughs

almost as many former Cub man
ayers on the playing field as Gus
toners in the stands.
A lot of water has passed under
the bridge and a lot of Wrieley
gum has passed over the counter,
but old Gabby still remains a
tremendous popular hero in Chi
narn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
LOOKS AHEAD TO p. G. A.

Besides. he isn't sure he would
have wanted 10 make the trip 10
Forth Worth, Tex where the Ma
tional Open viii be played. even if
he could have qualified.
He looking ahead. though. 10 the
National p. G A. Al Denver later
in the Summer He really wants
20 play IN il and viii make certain
he meets all the requirements
when II comes time to file his
entry.
They're not going 10 keep him
OFT of that one on a technlcality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
OIivet Net Team Loses

ALBION, May 17.-Olivet Col
lege's tennis team was defeated
81. by Albion College. Ralph
Peterson of Albion took the No
l singles match from Brown OF
Olivet. SO. GA. SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

tured jibes of his former team
mates ringing in his ears.
En- route. Hartnett passed Char
Icy Grimm. another eX-ChiCago
manager and the thought struck
us at the moment that there were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Fight Results

A. New York-Bob Montgomery, 1885,
Philadelphia Negro. decisioned Lew Jen-
kins, f35. world lightweight champion 60
-nontitle).
Artie Dorrell. I45, Tyler Tex. won over
Winnie Rossano, 145. New York 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
HE WASN'T THERE

BY the way. the blanks were
available for all VINO desired them
at the p G. As opening tourna-
ment. May ). at Rackham. But
unfortunately for Sellers he didn t
play in that event. In fact arrived
here Just about that time
It's a tough break for the Edge
wood professional whose fine play
last Monday at Red Run IN the L.
\. Young tournament, his first
start here. stamped him a likely
contender for one Of the positions
TO he allotted this section.
lie has no complaints 10 make
though. and even admits he should
have busted himself and hunted Up
an entry blank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
LETTER WONT DO

He saw 10 il that his entry was
in several days before the closing
date. May -. and he also enclosed
the s. entry fee That. II would
seem. is ali that could be asked Of
any one. But. instead Of filing
one OF the blanks. ne merely wrote
a letter announcing his entry
Most persons like 10 got letters.
but the L s c. A.-Wcll. II would
be different.
II is a stiCklor whom il comes 70
details Ike this. II won't even
accept entries h> telephone or tcle-
graph, tolls paid They must %
filed on one Of the prescribed
forms-or else
The |. s. G.. A. acting entirely
within rs rights. of course re-
turneb Sellers fec 10 him and in
formed him that unless he made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Al ,HNRII.s TOWN.

Weather. clear. track. heavy
FIRST Race Rsndip's JOY sunny Rose
ChIde. Bullet b , Happy Hostess Brain
child
Second pushkln. Lena Girl. Ma
tional. KIrdie. Baikanssp Flag Eta
Third Race -HaEfinEsyieN. Princess
LADY white Pete Wood Dear Headin'
Home ReIEh Tetrarch
Fourth Race KaI-Min
FIRM Race Gold Parade. Rlahlsh
sixth Baee-lda Time. Mud Lover.
Baht Novice Wins Wins. Miss Goldina
Wenuf
seventh Race Extra Good Naeside
Ninth Race substitute I- Declared on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

WeafheT- CTpar tFHrK- SLOW
First Race Town Lace, Charlotte
kinE. Hasfv star
second Race elmnr. Hunter Wran.
Third Race Sherab Jr. Fireab.
Malavan. NecoWay
rrffs-Iace aGlpsy Dance, Aulee
peEEir' pefe
Seventh Race-fn the Shade. Credu-
lous
Eighth Raee-sveepins Wind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Scratches
International News service Wire
At CHtRCHIII DOWNS

Weather cIogdN. track. sloppy.
Firsi Race " irhbdr. Hadaboy Epi-
zsr Country Prince. Scaggs. Brother
jim Meade American Byrd
Second Rare Count r1eir. spur klnE
Syndicator. Aisbyrd B1lo Whisk Ia
Gloria.
Third Race WHIT Brave VI Bid Up.
HarscCn ROYAL Heels
Fiffn Race PIoH share, Steel Heels.
One witch
EIehth Raee-Cross RUIZ. Geo. Krsh-
be
Ninth Race tubsfufel-D Declared on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
PASSES GRIMM

And the fans in the stands un-
derStood. They cheered him SYM
pathetically as old Gabby. his
rubicund complexion colorcd an
even deeper Crimson, fTUdgcd
SheepiShly across the field 10 The
Giant bench with the good-na-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
WRONG STUFF

And Hans Wagner, Travis jack
son and Dave Bancroft were fine
shortstops all right but what could
they do that this Rizzuto can't
do?
Now that kind OF stuff was alb
surd on its face. And since both
young Priddy and Rizzuto can
read, it was bound 10 have a harm
full effect because it forced them
to try to live up TO their advance
notices and nobody ever lived up
TO his clippings.
The result was the boys began
10 press and yesterday Joe Nc
Carthy benched them both. We
have no doubt both youngsters will
make good in the big leagues and
very soon at that. But it might
be well 10 remember that neither
is yet Wagner nor a Collins and
a ride on the bench will give them
a chance to find themselves.
With the youngsters out, Cro-
setti and Gordon formed the key
stone combine for the Yanks again
and Johnny Sturm took over at
first base.
And the Yanks came through in
the ninth on triples by DiMaggio
and Gordon and Red Rulings
pinch single to beat the White Sox,
6-5. and end losing streak that
had run through five games.
But the Indians also won and
actually increased their lead over
the second place club by again
knocking over the Red Sox, 9 to 3.
The Tigers topped the Athletics,
5-4, on two run homer by rookie
Pat Mullin and the Senators came
from behind in the ninth TO trim
the Browns, Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

Wra'heT- C-fHT. fFHTF- Taet-
First Race Sunahei story Time.
Rough Brieade TrsrEsf
second Eace-HoWard. H1Rellville
STAR Marvel
Fourth Hare-Run Bv
seventh Race Donna Ieons. Wise Bee
Johnnie J. Allegro. Skin Deep. Equi-
stone. Speed 10 spare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

CHICAGO, May II. - Charles
Leo Gabby Hartnett, fat and 40.
gray but still gay, got his last
vicious cut in batting practice.
swung his bat over his shoulder
and strolled casually into the dug
out of the Chicago Cubs
Every one laughed. That is,
every one but Hartnett. He had
been walking into that SEINE dug
out for 10 years Things like that
can become habit-form.ng. Even
with the strange gray uniform
with New York Inscribed across
the front of the Jersey which
chung to HIM loosely Hartnctt
somehow gave YOU the impression
that he belonged 10 that dugout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

weather. rlouGt TRACK, last.
First Race. Torturer
Second r q G. Alcinous. DAncettv
Eieht Rolls. Breeze Dams Folly. Pat n
Nike. Bouuceai0nE Wei Read
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

Barring an unexpected ruling IN
his favor. Gilbert Glib Sellers
will not be permitted 10 compete
in the National Open trials, May
Is. al Detroit Country Club In
other words. tt looks very much
as if he Will be on the outside
looking IN.
The entry Of the new profess
sional al Edgcwood Country Club
was rejected by the United States
Golf Association on a tcChnicalty
He neglected 70 file b. on one Of
the official blanks provided by the
association
All the other requirements were
met by the big fellow who came
here recently from Hot Springs
Ark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Blame BaI|yhoo
Hurt RizzutO
.AndPriddy
BY PAT ROBINSON
International NV. serxIee Sport. Wit.

NEW YORK. May IL Once
again it has been demonstrated
that too much ballyhoo can retard,
If il doesn't actually kill, the
career of a young ball player.
We have in mind the cases of
Gerald Priddy and Ralph Rizzuto
who came up TO the Yankees from
Kansas City this season handi-
capped by the heaviest load of
nonsensicai baiiyhoo two young
players ever had TO carry.
To hear the tub thumpers tell
it. these two formed the greatest
second base combination in the
country. Eddie Collins. frankie
Frisch and Nap Lajoie were pretty
fair, we were told. but wait until
you get a load of this Priddy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
TecllEnicaiify Bars
Sellers Open Entry
BY VI. +. DRUKENBRoD

his entry as il required il would
not be accepted. With only a few
hours in which to act, and none of
the blanks within miles of his club
al the time. he decided TO let the
matter drop right then and there
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-02-08

DIR. P. S. WILLIAMS, Dentist, will
be at the following places on the fol
lowing days each week: Mound Bayou
Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday. Rosedale-We Wednesday.
Minter City-Thursday.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-02-08

Mrs Vanilla Barber Carter a n d
husband, Mrs. Lucille Miller Bar
Der and child en- visited E der and
MRS. Alex Barber recently.
Mr.. Robert Barber hauled Elder
Barber nice truck load of wood.
Mr. Henry Benson, who has been
confined at home for sometime be-
cause Of i'll health took a health
stroll down town asst Sunday. We
were very proud o see him out.
Mrs. Charlotte Truey has been
confined to her bed since Thursday.
We hope Mrs. Truey will soon re-
cover.
Mr.. w. M Aills, who hes been
on the sick list IS up and out again.
We are vety g ad to see him out
Miss Ruthie Lee Andrews, who
j rooming with the Peterson s is
back in school after weeks absence
because of illness. Miss Andrews
was confined to bed for ebout three
days.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-02-08

We are glad TO see Elder A. Bar
Der recovering from his illuess