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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-16
Donald LeForge. Willard Lyke and
George Staebler.
Attend Weddina

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Staebler and
son, Melvyn, went TO Lansing Sun
day TO attend the wedding Of Miss
Margaret Goodell and Vernon
Eborsole in the Central Methodist
Church. Ada Holmes and mother,
Mrs. Nora Holmes. Ypsilanti. ac-
companied them. Miss Goodell is
a grandniece Of Mrs. Holmes and
Mrs. Staebler. Her father Ralph
-Goodell, was born and spent his
early childhood near Ypsilanti.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russell and
Z. c. Nolan. Detroit. were Easter
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mr..
Earl Rhau.
Mr.. and Mrs Harlow Wilson,
Port Huron. and Miss V. Chase.
Albany, y. Y, have been visiting
at the Charles Freeman home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-16

George Staebler Columbus. o,
is spending a week at the home Of
his parents. He returns to Colum.
bus today and will report Thurs
day for entrance as a trainee IN
the Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
A Long Waliop

Youll probably hear of all
sorts Of driving feats on the day
81 patEait-S Big Mindful how
about this one - With the wind al
ms back Ernie Shave Meadow
brook pro drove 20 the back of
the green on the 33l-yard first
hole al his club The ball had 70
climb the steep Hill leading 10 the
green
Dick Whiting. Junior District
golf star has entered Notre Dame
as a freshman
In the galleries one day AZ the
Crosse ffe tournament WIS darr1eS
u. Standish III little son Of the
preSideo of the Detroit Coll As
socistiofG~ Young Jimmy so far is
more interested IN fishing than
golf
NarioFie Row the new cham
pion Of the Women s District tells
nAs one on her mother Mrs r.
NJ Row. The last time Mrs Row
PLAYED golf she was so discouraged
by her score she gave her clubs
10 her caddie and quit the game.
Quite few aces are made on
the l55-yard thirteenth AT Oak
land Hills. most Of them with the
cup in the valley in the front part
Of the green
But not so when Mrs George
King made hers recently The
cup was on the ledge well back
on the green when She aced it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Senators Rout
Gomez, Win
n SIS .065 Tor his owner.


NEW YORK Sept 27- The
Senators drove Lefty Gomez from
the box under a tour run barrage
in the first inning today TO beat
the Yanks 4-3.
The Yanks scored all their runs
in the sixth when they routed
Masterson. but Zuber STOPPED
them cold.
Yankee World Series prospects
took a BIC upward trend when
Charley Keller smuggling out
fielder out for. two weeks with a
bad lee. returned 10 the lineup
The Yanks staged three more
double plays. running their total TO
1913. within one Of the all-time
major league record set los Gin
rinnafi In lQpE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

for Potsy Clark when he gave MS report Of 50 defeat
suffered by his club
Monday will mark the first appearance Of Bill Edwards
the program. Bill keen student of football and will
welcome addition Downtown Quarterbacks lie will
give the owdown his 1871 Lions stressng the
who have yet 10 appear before the home folks.
Charley Bachmans State team played its most important
Of year Saturday and his story OF what happened
behind promises be interesting state has
veteran club and should win LOT Of games this Fall.
Waly Weber has had week TO look over his freshman
crop and give the fans idea of what the
future holds for Michigan in the line of material Weber
can he counted on give a most entertaining talk.
Gus Doras Titans played Indiana for the first time
Saturday and the great Billy Henbrand the talk Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
5. Carolinan' S 66-Yd.
Run Beats North

CHAPEL HILL. n. c. Sept. 81.
-GNS)-Stan Stasiea5 sophomore
sensation. broke off tackle in the
last quarter, cut back and raced
Sc yards behind beautiful block
ing TO give South Carolina a 13
10 7 gridiron victory over North
Carolina today-the first time the
Gamecocks had defeated the Tar
heels since 1927.
The game was a nip-and-tuck
battle, with the GameCoCks' hard
running attack dominating the
first half.
South Carolina s o Tia
North Carolina o o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Ecorse Wins, 1916

In what must be classified as
An Upset, ECofSe whipped a favored
Wyandotte eleven, l4-6, gaining
the margin on twe -PasSes-each
a long loss.
Joe Martin Tipped both Of them,
first 10 John Ghindia who Snatched
a. 20-yarder in the end zone. Thu
second also of 20 yards went tc
Norman RedWlaer Who followed By
galloping 30 more. Ecorses other
points came. on safety
The WyandOtte touchdown wa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

An a-star cast Of football figures will appear the
first program of the Downtown Quarbacks Club sponsored
by The Detroit Times The opening meeting of the 1941
will be held Monday the Fort Shelby, starting at
1215 p. m. All football fans invited
Among those who will appear the first program are
TOM HARMON, Michigans greatest back in generation
who will act as POSTMASTER WALLY WEBER, assistant
coach at the University of Michigan and of the nations
entertaining speakers; CHARLES f. GUS DORAIS
head coach of the University Detroit; JOE GEMBIS
head coach AT Wayne University CHARLES BACHMAN
Michigan coach, and BILL EDWARDS, coach of
the Detroit Lions
It will be cracker-jack program with plenty of foot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Holy Redeemer
Meets Lourdes
In Parish Loop
First Division Elevens
After I'd Victory
in Sundays Feature

With st. Theresa apparently
destined for a lean season after
the 1910 champions lost their
opener to 81. Gregory last week,
Catholic League prep football fol-
lowers are hailing Holy Redeemer
as the team TO watch in the First
Divisions West Side
This Sunday RedeemeT will be
after ITS second league victory IN
"a row when it faces Lourdes on
the Redeemer gridiron. The Lions
showed power in beating st. Leo
last week, $40.
Lourdes also got away 10 a win
ming start with a l4-0 decision
over ST. Marys of Redford But
.Lourdes Will have its. hands full
i'm trying 10 check Jim Kelly ace
Redeemer back who scored three
.touchdowns and passed 10 another
against ST. Leo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Three Squads
Will Play Off
For MGA Title
Round Robin Event
Is Set for Sunday
at Sylvan Glen
BY NJ. p. DRUKENBRoD

The championship Of the MGA
Golf League viii be decided IN a
round robin event this Sunday at
Sylvan Glen. Lineups representing
the three group winners--North
Hills. The defending champion,
Beverly Hills and Middlehelt-Will
compete. River Bank, which tied
With NiddIeheIt dcfalltnd 10 the
latter.
Some Of Detroits golfers are
going 10 sec more of Byron Nelson
! gain Monday. when the annual
rOhio- Michigan pro-amateur tour
nanent will be played al Inver-
mess. Toledo Nelson Is pro at
Inverness and viii compete. Tho
Toledo club has made plans 10
care for a record entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Can't Be Done

The interesting match for the
United China Relief Fund AZ De-
troit Country Club again made II
plain no accurate tab car be kept
on individual scores in best bail
event unless all puts are holed.
There was some talk of Sos by
Craig Mood and Brn logan 4 or
hv Jimmy Demaret and a SIS by
Byron Nelson The boys were good
bur not quite that good. Puts up
10 Is feet had 20 be conceded n
arrive ~ those scores. and OF
course, puts like those are missed
oftener than they are made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
River Rouge Power
Crushes POinte, 40
IN GEORGE MASkIN

IF its power ones seeking in
Michigan high school play outside
of the Detroit Public and Catholic
leagues. he doesn't have 10 look
much farther than River Rouge
Buck WeeberS Partners really
have the power power persona
fled. They showed 1t again Satur-
DAY by Waiting over Crosse
Polnte. 40, on the Rouge field 10
make II two straight.
Again IL was DIN Evans, one Of
the states SWifteSt backs who was
the big show for Rouge He ran as
he pleased against Pointe, gallop-
ing over for three touchdoWns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Vanderbilt Field
Goal Beats Purdue

LAFAYETTE. Ind Sept 81
1NSl a field goal kicked from
the Coward line M The first quar-
ter by quarterback Jack jenkins
gave Vanderbilt a 3 10 % victory
over Purdue Uni,N~itt today be-
fore a crowd of IL GOO
The only score of tho game
came late IN the lusl quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Journey to Pontiac

St Gregory. meanwhile, wifi
Journey 10 Pontiac 10 tackle ST
Frederick'S in a montague game
ST. Theresa IS scheduled AT St
Cecilia. WI ch had a difficult time
downing ST. Pauls OF Crosse
PnInto- last week IN -EIrSf- DIVE
sion East Side games Sunday De
La Sale is at 81. Ladlslaus. St
Ambrose az St Catherine and St
Joseph az st Benedict. 81. Joseph
and st Benedict won last week
as St. Ambrose was holdiugg St.
Anthony 10 a scorelesS tie.
In Second Division features St
Philip is a ST. Charles. St Mar
tin Al ST. Paul, and Annunciation
AT St Rose.
TIL c1t-rTtrfrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Bates Pfunges Pace
N. Y. j. Isl Victory

NEW YORK. Sept 81 GNSl
New York University was gwen
a good scare by an aggressive
pMC eleven here Saturday. but
everything came oui An right for
tho NioISi which romped 10 a
PSI victory behind big Len Bates
noWerhouse plungine
Is
r So g. % o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
FAR WEST
Dartmouth Defeats
Norwich Team, $50

HANOVER, \. H, Sept 27-
INSl With Norwichs high-scor.
ing Walt Domino sidelined by 4
charley horse the Dartmouth
Green Wave had little trouble In
posting a $50 win over a fighting
Cadef eleven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

PotSy ClarkS Grand Rapids
University eleven dropped its first
game of the season when it bowed,
800. 10 Alma. current choice to
win The VI. I. A. A. championship.
Jack Tart played the leading
role In crushing Clark,S- contingent.
lie scored once and then fumbled
a second time after crossing the
payoff line Teammate Bill Pink
fell on the ball for the touchdown.
Albion College, last years M. /.
"a a. champs, was no match for
Ohio Wesleyan, losing 1910. West
-eFn=AI Michigan made the f44estef a
touchdown 10 take Western Re-
serve Of Cleveland, TO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Goes Long Ways

Once he sprinted 50 yards 10
court. Late ia bEGI{e loose Ter 46.
Still later he bounced across from
the Il
Besides Evans. Bob Heller, Ran
dolph Evans and Ed Lyons partici-
pated in Rouge's touchdown max.
inc. Heller skidded over the last
stripe twice
At no time did Crosse Pointe
make much of a threat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Reds 0utpoWer
Pittsburgh, 15-9
Intsrnsilon.l 80. ser,les W.,

PITTSBURGH Sept. 27- The
Reds defeated the Pirates in a
free hitting loosely played game
today. 1919 r. McCormick's triple
with bases loaded in the Reds
fifth sent starting Pitcher Johnny
Gee 10 the showers. and A seven
run rally in the seventh put the
game on ice for Cincinnati
,tNf.NNsrt utTTSu4ugu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Colgate Runs Wild
Over ST. Lawrence

HAMILTON, N Y, Sept 81
INS4-Golgate,s highly regarded
gridiron machine clicked off Sc
TO 0 triumph over st. Lawrence
University TO launch the 1941 foot
bail season today. jules Yako-
pavitch. Ed Phinney Eddie Geyer,
Joe Mieka and Flash Williams
paced the Colgate assault which
retted 20 first downs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Huenbrand should the Of the year will be Doras
Shelby. Remember The tine is Monday noon the place
the Fort Shelby All football welcome and there is
no charge except for lunch Start the football season off with
the opening kickoff Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Red Sex Whip
Ma(kmen, ST.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept p Joe
Cronins Boston Rcd SoN helped
themselves 20 another victory to-
DAY when they beat tho Athletics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
FRIDAYS GAMES

Western ~ BEDFORD
Wright ~ Southwestern
Northern A. Eastern
Southeastern st Highland Part
PeFshing ~ Hamtramck.
Northeastern A. Denhy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

'Batfe1 frr rfrtf Ia sixth
Pafer fos WUk.e M ninth.
Cincinnati 00i o5i 7oi-i5
P.WshafEr $50 o02 400 p
RHas-reY stewart nlMaErio g. Van
RELAYS Nt.e sim cuisine Collins 2 Ma
tick g. GIeesan @ Ioosi 2 F Mccormick
9 ~ Mccormick sauer Aleno Riddle
Efrnrs Nattirk Cieesnn Jo0si Cox
DIZZY Runs hatfed in-Colins Smith
E NcC0arlck s. Giseson 3. West Di-
Maggie Saurf Aleno Matfck 1oost 3
Iein Two base hits Collins Joost Three
base hits Collins Leip. p Mccormick
Howe runs uiMaEelo. stolen bases
MaNrk Alero Gieeson Sacrifices
vaughan west Double plays-Cox 90
Martin 90 collins Beggs 90 Mstiick g.
n McCormick Left on bases Cincinnati
o. putshurEh 2 Bases on balls-By Gee
hy r Riddle g. hy WliNe 9 hy Beges
Struck out By Gee T. hy 4 Riddle I
ny Dieiz 4 by BeErs ! BY Wikie I HTS
or Gee ir Z innings of Dleu ] In 2
innings of WilNe In 3 innngs of p
Riddle ~ In ~ innings or Beggs 3
.in l-3 innings Winning pitcher Riddle
Loe.DE pitcher Gee Umpires florida Bar
hck and Barr Time 70. Attendance
500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

BAH information Those attending the luncheon
can ask any questions they Of any Of the coaches
present And no matter how embarrassing the questions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
SATTRDAY,s GAMEs

Cooley a. Mackenzie
Central - T. % n
Cnsdsey A. Northwestern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Runs Case WeIaf Travis Vernon
Roife Heinrich plNsrElc Error koIfe
Runs baffed ir Wasi Travis Evans
piMaggf0 pickef Tw0-baFe mis-
WeIaf Case DiMageio stolen hase case
Double plays-rravs fo Bloodwortn 60
vernon Ri11utn to Sfufm B'0od01rtn 20
Travis 20 Vernon Gordon % Rizxui0 to
sturm. Roife 90 Rizxufo 90 sturm evans
20 Travis Hits-On Gomez ln 23 in.
ninE on B1nham 4 in o 1-3 inning of
Masterson In 23 innings ~ Iubef %
Boz ia innings on Murphy in 9 in-
nngs Bases IN balls or Nastefs1n &.
of Gomez ! on Murphy OF Luher
struck out By Gomez ] hy Ronham
hy Murphy 3 hv Mastersor J. bt Iuher
Lcu on bases Washington New York
Time Of game a. UmpIres sum
me~ Pipgras and Stewart Attendance
sass Winning pitcher Mastcrson. Los
ms pitcher-Gomez
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
PotsYs II Beaten

produced ny Earl Spear when he
broke away on a 60-yard run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Dick Hioh PAGES Brown

PROVIDENCE. r / Sept u
GNS)--Dick High today powered
the Brown Bears 20 a 20-6 win
over Wesleyan in he-se seasons
Held Scoreless in the opening
period by a stubborn Cardinal for
ward wall High took command
of the situation IN the remaining
cantoS Jay Fidler converted twice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

may be the coaches will not hedge More than one coach
admitted mistake to the Downtown Quareroacks put
coach has been given unfrendy reception by the
sportsmen who attend these luncheons.
Last year The biggest hand Of the was reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
LOCAL PREP
STATE PREP
STATE COLLEGIATE

Lawrence T. IS Wilson
Ohio Wesieyn 80 Albion
W State Tch Z w. Reserve
Mich NJ. Tee. y Superior T.
Alma y G.. Rapids l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
CAST APPEARS ON OPENING TIMES GRID LUNCHEON CARD MONDAY

the football world, How good the Tians are and what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Runs DiNaggio Williams poefr New
sou1e Harris Chapman Runs hatfed in
Deer uiMagei0 3 Chapman fniMaREio
scored IN passed banl Two-hasc hits
WHams DiMarelo. Peacock Tnrec-hase
hW uoerr Home run--thapuar Double
plaV Richmond to Davis to johnson Left
an nases- Boston Philadelphia r Rases
- baUs-Ou Niln 0ff Hairs 2 struck
-Hy Harris 7-hy Wo0 Passed balls
<rWagRer .. Peacock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
SUNDAYS GAMES

The schedule
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

o s Q Ia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
FORESTRY
is NOW AVAILABLE

College Station, Raleigh, June II.
Where you find depleted forests,
you also find 'depIoted people
poVcrty-stricNcn families and low
standards of living, says r. w. Craze
Der, EXPANSION forester of N. c.
State College. ANY regeneration OF
the rural South must take INTO ac-
count an interest in forest conser-
Vation,' he declared.
The United State Department Of
Agriculture's Fore : Service has Jus,
published m illustrated booklet en-
titled "NcW Forest Fronticrs.' Grac-
Der commended it 10 the public and
SAID an effort viii be made to place
a copy of the publication IN every
library Of the State, especially schoo.
libraries.
Copies Of the DISQUALIFICATION arc
available upon request to the Forest
Service, u. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington. d. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17

Here's a frock that will Smartly
"short-WeigAt' your figure, For
whether you're a size thirty-four
of torty-eight. this new triumph bJ
Marian Martin, pattern GTf5, j.
bound to make you look niche
simmer; years younger, It, ga
and feminine, too, Starting ri2h'
at the ncckline, the optional seal
Hoped edge makes such a prett,
frame for your throat and face.
The short sleeves may be SCallnped
TO match. The soft and f~lattcrins
bodice lines are held trim by shout
der darts and above the waist gath
cring, while high-curVing side skirt
sections give slender lines through
the hips and waist, Even the bocl;
is becoming, for it's made in
straight prince style.
Pattern 9745 may be ordered only
in Women's sizes "a, SO, 38. 40, -.
a., 46 and AZ, Size sc requires 4 IA
wards 35 inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern.
Be sure to write plainly your SIZE,
NAME ADDRESS, and STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to The Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department,
232 W. 18th St, New York, N. v.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
employment
Gain In State;
Daily Dispatch Bu"au
~ tn" SIR Walter Hotel.
Nv HENRE AXIEEL

Raleigh, June l7.-Only three
states showed Il bigger increase ID,
employment curing April IN non
agricultural pursuit, than did North
Carolina, state Commissioner of L.
Dor Forrest II. Shuiord pointed oul
today from comparative statistics
prepared by the federal Department
OF Labor.
Rhode Island, Maryland, and IN.
District of Columbia reported per
CGntagC Of increase greater Than tl,.
15G per cent shown Ter North Car
DINA.
The federal figures credited North
Carolina with 658,009 person, u
ployed in nor agricultural 0cCupa-
tons in April, against 6l7.01G m
March. For April, 1910, the employ
mont total was $4,000. The increase
amounted to $4,000 O.. I5.6 per cen
For the South Atlantic states, the
increase in employment y ll.J.
which was greater than that for any
ether section.
Only states showing decreased
non agricultural employment thIs
April as compared with last were
West Virginia and Kentucky. In both
cases the CLOS short lived. but very
effective, coal strike was responsible.
In actual number Of employed per
sons, North Carolina ranked Jour
tecnth. States ABOVE the Tar Heel,
G58,o00 were Massachusetts, Con-
nccticut, New York. New Jersey.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin. Missouri, TcXa.
and Co1ifn MIA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
SOCIETY NEWS
STIR OF WINGS.

Watch tor a while. if you Will.
And tell me which of these things
Had needed the other more
The hummingbird as it c.Ings
On wings so swift they art still.
The flower so quiet before
But now like d stn of origat wings
To make a moment complete
In It's loneliness, here By the stone
For us to find and to greet
What neither accomplished alone
Glenn Ward Dr"sbaci
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
Leave for Canada

Mrs. a. b. Falkncr and her
daughter, Mrs. X. NJ. Brooks, Of
Petersburg, Va. lett today for on
tarlO. Canada. to attend the we'd
ding of hcr SON, Clemens FaIkncr, t.
Miss Winifurd Randall, of England,
on June y. The wedding will takc
place in the Baptist church at St.
Thomas. Ontario.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
From Blue Ridge.

Miss Meta Alien returned yeatcI-
day to her home here from Blue
Ridge. where she spent the past ten
uI.., ana attcndcu the meeting OF
The Southern Student Christian AS
SGniatIOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
California CHESTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hight. Of
San Diego, Cal, have arrived to be
guests of Mr.. Hight mother, Mr.. J.
". Hight, at the home OF Mr.. and
MI. Fred B. Hight, at 242 llarrell
.tlCCt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
Go to Virginia Beach.

Misses Carrie Garter and Pauline
McNcny left Saturday ion Virginia
Beach, Va, where they viii spend
the last two weeks in June.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
Visits Sister.

Miss Mary Louise Murphy j.,
spending some time with her slste;
Mrs. Arthur SatterWhitc, at her
home at Rutherford college.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
Guild Meeting.

The Wesleyan Service Guild OF tn,
First Methodist church Will meet at
8 O'Clock this evening in the church,
and all members are urged to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17

The Junior choir OF the FIRST Meth
odlst church will practice Wcdncs.
day morning at l0:45 O cl elk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17
Invitations Issued
For Stcm-Garret
Wedding June %

Invitations hay" been issued for
the marriage of Mis- Elizabeth Gar
ret and John M1ycS Stem. Of OK
ford. which Will be an event OF
Thursday. June &c. The invitation
follows:
Mrs. Nathaniel Amos Garrett
requests tie honour of your presence
al the marriage of her daughter
Elizabeth
Mr.. John MavcS Stem
on Thursday evening, June twenty
sixth at half after eight o'clock
FIRST Baptist Church
Henderson, North Carolina.'
No Invitations were sent to friends
in Henderson on in Oxford.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-17

Professional boxing in London i.
controlled by the National Sporting
Club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

MAJ rr>n 80 ssrvtce n spvsvu1
World w>r battles v11n - t>eep
- w~ii - - ne neu<rua ongvsers
After IN car ~ enter>1 psss<-
Res IN No. xcvt CITY ~ lpov~l
hss wif<. s<n<~seve: 1onU&fs<s
usrjers<. : nrc&hps. fuzw rsses<o
ART = n~ph~w. Capt. n = Csvvie
~ Fort tewts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

Il isn't often rns ear car nrs-
dslee tVsc drunk drivers. hat Justice
Clarence v Layton found u ecaia
happen when Re levied two fines
In his court THURSDAY
Wade Mills. ts.yesr-old South
Tacoma youth. who wa. driving
a ear involved in = head-on wreck
on the Graveiiy lake Rad Sunday
afternoon. was fined $50 and
costs and denied = licrnss Tor a
year since he had none 10 revnks
Mills went 10 lsll 10 serve CIT The
fine IN 81 days
Then Layton found Mills eom-
panion in the wrecked car. Mrs.
Margaret Chlldefs. "a. ~ Route l.
ReS aia. Tsroma. slso guilty 90
drunken driving. Mil. made .
statement Monday that he vas
driving a. the time ~ tho wreck
because Mrs. Chslders hsd been
tho intoxicated and previously mad
run ire ear into . ditch.
She vas fined 800 and costs
and her drivers license rsvassd
for . year. but payment 81 the
fine VAS stayed until April N
Driver 81 the ether ear in the
head-on collision with Mills WAS
Robert Gown. a of Fort Lewis.