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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Huslies Stand
As Top Boat
rovored 10 Win Big
Pouqhksspsis Race

IN. University az wsshlastsn
varsity efsw "a. eel established
,u~fay 80 the fsseffss 10 ~ss TIE
rpashs~~r.i. regatta .. ne isssi.
80 river. June -
I've .nsesh-streAsas itsssiss
defeated the University ~ Cali
serni. ~ thr~@ AL shlfds
lsnsths saturday IN the fastest
r.es n the history - ths Pacific
cc~sf regatta
wssAissssss ssss ~ss ~
ssisssss go - se~~snA. tan
ss~esAs k~ssss shss NJ spr~sa
81 isisas go sh~ss haaf -
h~ss hes.ss ~ ~ Wssa,se.
s~e fsss~s varsity h shs>s
h~sssA asa ~ eighth vses.sv.
c.hsernsss losing varsity rrew
covered the three mile enarss IN
issse. the resatts's sseroa s>ss
time
TIE jssssesf time u isse : was
t~a and ons-tsath Seconds faster
thar the former mark Il tt'ss<
set hy the California variety IN
isss. California ven shs fresh.
man race By three quarters ss .
length.
rrincesar's varsity. vhtsh
opened with . victory .vsr nut.
gers twe ~esss ago. helped NAVY
open It, season sna non frsm the
hlddlss BY thfse-sasftsrs ~ .
length In sse ever the mile ssd
three quarter course IN the severn
river
rvsse~sss sssis 49, sssv>1
Ia . lsss SisrA drive ssA sves-
.~sss . shsss Navy ~ N Ne
isst halt wssis. To Nssy Isss-
bss varsity nsssksa three
lengths IN t~ss ~ vstses-
tes IN sise.
Columbia put On . spirited drive
IN thu last eighth ~ . mile IN
ra~ home ens-third NJ . length
ahead nj Rutgers On tina Harlem
river IN asa s-s far the mile ssA
. half course. Rutgers ~ss timed
In ISL as. The Rutgers cree
led most II the way ana had .
quarter ef . length sdvaataGs
whom Columbia spurtsd.
The Columbia junior vsSstv Won
from Ratssvs jayvses - ssvs aa1
Q half lengths In e.es 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Defeat 81. Marlin s

Pacific Lutheran college tennis
team won sgainss ST. Martins col
legs. 20 1. over the weekend.
sehrupp. r. L. C.. Ios, 70 Laass.
st. Martins. &c. s-s. 81.
Calorsith. r. L. c. won from
Blair. 81. Martins. 60. 60.
Hstter. p. l. c. won from
obar. ST. Martins. s-s. iS-Is. s-7.
Fuhr. p. l. G.. won from Lozsg.
-. Martins. ga. al.
Lsnr. y. L. c. won from Bate
man. 81 Martina Ga. al
In the doubles. sohrspp and
Gslbrsiih. p. l. c. beat L1se and
Lozsu. ST. Martins. go. 81.
yuhr and Lsng. r. l. 9, bat
ooay arr Bstsmsn. ~ Martins.
rs, 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Henderson Ton
Trap Shooter

Hlll Henderson. seattle. won the
isyard event of the Port Angeles
Gun club trap event sunday. DE
broke 81 tarsets Earl colspn. js..
Tacoma, VAS second With -.
Charles Cullen. sssttls. third. ps
Joe Mcknight. Tacoma. vas
winner NJ the handicap. ~ Lee
hurst. Tseoma. and fr. carh.
Seattle. had AS.
Tacoma shooters whe had % Or
better we're Fred May. Capt
Adams. Pat Murphy. J. .. irwin
and l. n. Fiants.
Douhiss honors went ~ young
Col~on. 10 out At ~ l.. Barnes
and Bin Henderson. Seattle. fol-
lowed with 10 and n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Marry Craft hsipsd casissAsi
trim rlttsbarsh. "a Bsss Dahl.
srsns homer vita . mats on base
In ths 10th gave ths nassen ness
. TO victory User the rhiiiiss. 4
wsik 20 Blii Nicholson. Nip Hss-
sails single and Clyde heS'ssi-
lo,ish's ny In the 10th enabled the
chicago Cubs % nnss out the ~.
Louis Cardinals. lilo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

oasessi had ase,ser ~ rsa.ss.
eatc.ki e.~d . plug.
les soule and Lyman sten-
h~rs esch nsiied u. FOUNDERS.
They u.ed h<rring
Hundreds ~ snxiers wer~
sc,ixs. taking advantage Il TIE
god fishing
Salmon trout fishing remains
rccr.
Yet the bay water. are .hv.
with them.
Ton much shrimp epswp N
the eay. = fssorits ran fced
supplied hy nature.
Work Needed
Visited the pars beach IN the
ntlew beach for the first time
Sunday.
A bit Of wPA werk would
make that long strip NOR. COM
Portable and inviting.
However. a. u IL there "
>,msthing Grand about u all.
The beach lies below . steep
hank % some II or ~ feet
There are no real step. ar
approaches leading % the esseh
unless they are ~ the ends.
Never visited that section.
Dropped down from the
center.
TIE Dan Jchnsons were with
your old nsishhor. family and
the women and children found
II difficult, 10 climb M and down
that sheer hank.
NPA could build . buitheaa
along that hank and In other
ways improve the strip until n
would he first olsHs
II runs parallel with the
Nsrrows. home Of the salmon,
and Is freauentsd by hundreds
% persons
Good Fishing
Trout ar. hitting well in Tan.
wax and kspossn lskss, Game
Protector Carl Hoggstt reports.
Files and troll are bringing
them in.
Ba~ fishing In Kspowun and
silver just fair.
Graphic are biting oksy now
In Chop and Tsnwas.
All boats At these popular re-
sorts were rented Sunday.
Best way 10 be sire 81 hayinE
boat II build or buy ono
and carry IL on your auto.
Thousands are doing tina, now.
Cutthroats
Hi nenneti found his f,shinE
pleasure Sunday between Point
Evans and Point Fosdick. out
Narrows way.
He collected four or five cut
throat OF the sea-run variety,
one dressing better than three
pounds.
Bill also came In with some
young salmon. putting his catch
on display at vandes' store.
All In all the Bennett catch
was something 10 look upon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
PASSING 1T ALONG!
With HAROLD SHAW

admiral Alvin Ubriekson is a tacurn man. little given
70 talking rosy verbisge about his University of Wash
lngton crews.
But Sunday night the Admiral" prone to dis
course on the Huskies having had 26hour rain-ride
Pink about the varsty marvellous feat last Saturday
clipping Fl seconds off the Oakland Estuary record
Here Is what he said
tal had great crew the fastest in history according
|Ebrght We got the jump them. Conditions were
ght for fast race although have speedier condi
|iions on the Estuary. The Bears fighters Their
sopohomores didn't fold hung right heels for
iies making good out of it, Both the varsity and
ayvees were mentally rght-you know the broke
| he course record when they won"
Reading between the lines it's plain to that Ubrick
sweet on this years Husky boat For he there
been better conditions for dbreakng than existed
his the Washington varsity amputates the mark in
DO uncertain fashion.
And to perform this surgical operation, the Husies had
beat mighty good California boat that fought all
he way What Ubrickson about the Huskies
han to point out the faets Any sman add up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Micky Finn Is
Best Breed Doq

Mickey Finn. sterling Springer
spaniel owned BY Ralph Laughed
Tacoma. was judged best Of breed
IN ne Victoria p. c. dog show
over the weekend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Boiilers Take
Another Game

The Boiilsrs continued thsir win
ming streak sunday BY defeating
the strong iisth Medical Corps Of
Camp LsNs 20 9 God fielding
and good hitting BY Mac NeQusds.
Who made four bits cot ~ five
trips 70 tss bat. featured tns
ssms
Batteries Bosfisrs BOYD ara
Lin ana Ysrbsry. koris. hieksy
and Sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

WGNATCDgKG. Wssh. - The
Western international bAsshaii
leagues wsnstehss chtsfs -
fsstsd ne University - wash.
lnGton nine - and io-s saturday
In sweep . three sams svvss fss-
tivsl ssries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Gene and Bill COPIED first money
in the South Tacoma champion
ships which were held at the HI
Way alleys over the weekend.
Their score was 2641.
Members o, the team are Pred
Minitti. Rux Oliver. Rocco Ainitti,
John solheim and Bill Horn Second
place went to the Welders with 25sl
and third spot 70 the Northern Pa
ciflc 24so.
Other teams which competed and
their scores are Amllsemenu 1897
Coffees 2463 Fuels 24e4 Emils,
2455. Cigars. 1893: Nillvorks, 23o2
Manitou 23ss. and Club. 1895 For
this tournament scratch wss set At
$50.
Five Hot Shots cleaned UP on
the Sauswkers in the champion
ship bowling match Of the Mac
ca bee league on the Play Nor
alleys. taking the total by a score
Of 254s 70 2s50.
Sylvia stemp. anchor lady for the
Champion Was outstanding in the
match. rollins goa for the nigh
single game and 47b for the oest
total The score
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

MOSCOW. lds--Ths Washing.
ton state College tennis squad
beat University n Idaho 81
Saturday In the first meet ~ the
issi northern division ssasoa.
Idaho and WsC freshmen tied "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Adler $ Pigeon
Scores Victory

Conrad Adler started the Is4i
old bird race series Sunday in
grand style. His entry led tho
field OF 1877 birds from u lofts
In 90 mile rae. from Esston.
Warrington.
Next week the Tacoma Racing
Pigeon club has planned a rsos
from Gle Elum. Wash.
The results In yards per min
ute.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
soFTBALL PRACTICE

Eagles softh,li team Will prsc-
tic. Tuesday a. s O'Clock At Hsr-
MOE piayfiel1-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Olympia Loses

OLYMPIA. wash Olympia
lost tie opening game Of the North.
west bzs<bsii league here sunday
20 Everett. q 70 8. Tns score
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

wIcHITA-Umparss IN the ma
tional ssni-pro baseball tourns-
nsnt this summer vii wear white
nriforms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

A Y brigham. so-is-s4. Jo< Hsr-
riSou. si-is-ss. Ne rsiis. ss-i7-ss
G G, " Nor. 49, a., 5,s.l nr,ss So
60 Sunday Afternoon ssesps Boo
H2rrison. ss-ie-s7. Conn ssnnss To
iz-G. Saturday ssesps. A. Carer
Coils. G. J. s~nnsr sz-iz-7o.
A Y Brignsm. ss-is-7o A.
thaus<r. sc-i0-7o- Our B<il ss-is-
Citsa. 1870
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Salmon Active

Salmon Active
Salmon fishing over the week
end WAS brisk.
But II tspered off Sunday.
Frank Hsrting. Point Dsfiane.
boathouse manager. checked n
big Kings.
And he missed many others.
That gives you an idea OF how
they were biting. particularly
Saturday and then Sunday
morning.
W. Gutosh brought In the
hrGest Ming for Frank 10
check. II weighed - pounda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
I'm Ohe Ba.ket

Richard DICK Jones the re-
tired steamship mar. stood up
in brat - fhe shore - Cham
eers lake. near Roy.
he placed his right TO; %
N. shore. Ms left feot remain
ink IN ths bat
TIE boat backed cut. causing
Richard Dick" Jones 10 40 the
splits.
Ne balanced himself momen-
tsrily.
Fright swept ever his face 80
the he.t moved cut farther and
farther.
Then he tepp.~d iate the
water. Erasp,ng franticaIl, In
the air.
After he regslned the shore
he turned on cfsn Llnrermsn
and accused Chan. who was IN
the boat also. 81 having roNed
the beat from shore.
That incident has occurred
four times in the past. and every
time when Chan Ia. been st
the oars.
Freddie Heide. Pete Jochim-
sen and your old nsieheor we're
the other victims.
Maybe Dicks got the right
idea about Chan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Olsen. Putnam and Pssils tsn-
ser. Marshall. walker ard Arata.
ThomA1L
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Legendary Talk

= efs
Said = well-known gentleman
Of the city:
Fish : Say. I used IN catch
them on a bent pin and willow
pole. Why. I used 20 put .
worm on that pin and
Now. the man IL fully mstured.
In fact, some middle aged
years have rolled off his shout
ders lie was old enough To
know better.
Yet, he stood there and boldly
explained how h. caught trout.
big trout. on q bent pin a
string line.
You and 7 went Through those
same tender years.
And you. AZ well as 7. know
that We never caught fish on
bent pin and a willow pole.
Certainly. used a willow pole.
but had q firm line on the
end Of IL. and a hook on the
end OF the line.
II I had had a string line
grocery strins) I never would
have landed big trout.
Or a fair-sixed bass or a
fsir-sized crsppie.
That In. n that grocery string
line had remained In water any
length of time.
IL water will unrsvel. weaken
OF deteriorate anything fast -.
1t is Irvine. or grocery string.
What IN the use of kidding
each other7
Such talk IL oksy along iegen-
dairy lines :.
But not along fish lines.
We did not catch any
game fish on . bent pin a
grocery string line and a willow
pole.
We had equipment much
stAuncher than Irvine and
common bent pin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

There viil % No yP1 FREE sol1
classes for one month o~g.nnins 70.
MINT Ray Ball professional. fspofts
Rzv IA. been tea1<ins easssss 70
thrss year, He yll BE- op~n 70
private WON however
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Golf News

The Brookcsle Asn's Dol, club
held medal play tournament on fun
handicap At Brookcss Sunday
winners. f1rtt division. Al Moody
7s-l3--es and Geo. Holm TT-li-ss
Second division. Paul Nelson si-
1913. BIZ Rounds s2-iB-s4
Third division. General Jones ss-
2a-ss l. W Hammond s7-2e-ss
Dick Hoffsrt si-73-ss
Other soores. Don Gordon se-2s-
10. Lon Bishop ss-is-s7. Harry
Johnson ss-i7-72 chss Booth ss-
l5-7l. Tom wallace si-iS-ss Bni
Kistsr si-i2-ss Harold Kincaid a.
$40 Geo Glass IOi 1913 Wait
Williams o2-2t-7s Pred Himnsla-
bach s5-is-77. NJ " Mill gs-2s-
~ Prank Newell ioT -27-so Jim
Monoetu ioi -2s-7s. Jim Ysrnins
sf-zl-7s
Saturday Tho Broosdsls Hsn.s Golf
club held medal play toarr rnsnt
on fun handicap
Winnsrs-Firsf division Geo Wis.,
7f-7--s1 Joe Greco Ts-7-sT ara
Ecois alvsers 1s-s-s7 TED s<eond
division Geo Hsrshan sl=7i=7o
Ofhsr soorss Jo< HsnsisF 7s-ii-
80 Paul oornsrue si-is-7s. Harry
sstterles ioo-zs-7s Ciye< Black
s2-zi-7i Arns i<sysnhassn 81
"a Harold Kinosid no sore. Geo
Williams s4-l2-T1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
SOUTH TACOMA
CHAMPIONSHIPS

Totals ....... 753 S>7 $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

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Evening star., 1941-12-03
Junior League
Photographic
Show Is Opened

A Photographic show containing
so entries from members of the Ju-
nior League of Washington and
members of their immediate fami-
lies opened this week in the gallery
of the leagues clubhouse and will
continue on display through De-
cember Is.
The entries were judged for photo
graphic merit by Roy Stryker of the
Farm Security Administration: 10
Jameson of the Wide World Photo
Service of the New York Times, and
Miss Mary Browning, former chair
man of the Washington Camera
Council.
Blue ribbons were awarded to Mrs.
Richard N. Wagner for two entries
and to Mrs. William Rapley. Red
ribbon winners were Henry Par
sons Erwin. Miss Ellen johnson Todd
and Miss Patricia Morris Mr. Er-
win and Miss Morris also received
honorable mention for other entries.
Mrs. Robert Wallace Parker. chair
man OF the Gallery Committee. is
in charge of the exhibit, assisted
by Mrs. Andrew w. Cruise and Mrs.
Murray Borden
The show is put on to encourage
Photographic talent of league men,
berS.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
HOSteSSeS
At Bazaar

Mrs. Charles S. Dewey will be on
duty at the Yugoslav bazaar to-
morrow afternoon and with her will
be Sonora de Pardo, wife of the
First Secretary of the Argentine
Embassy, and Mrs. Howell More
head. The sale opened Monday in
the headquarters of the British War
Relief at 1877 Connecticut avenue
and will continue each day through
this week. Tomorrow morning
Countess Lasocka, wife of the Sec
ond Secretary of the Polish En-
basSy. will be in charge.
Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, who Is
honorary chairman of the Wash
ington Committee for the American
Friends of Yugoslavia, opened the
sale Monday morning and Mrs.
Roosevelt was among the patrons in
the afternoon. The Presidents wife
purchased a pair of sock shoes and
was presented a piece of antique
Yugoslav embroidery by Nine
Fotitch, wife of the Yugoslav Min
lister.
Mrs. Wayne Chatfleld Taylor. wife
Of the Undersecretary of Commerce,
will be in charge Friday morning
with Mrs. Thomas Burke, wife of
the chief of International Communi-
cations Division of the State De-
partment In the afternoon Miss
Alice Dodge will be in charge.
Saturday Mrs Horace Ashton will
be on duty in the morning and in
the afternoon Mrs Frank H. Si-
mondS and Mile Mencia.
Assisting each day through the
week is a group wearing Yugoslav
costumes. among them Mrs. F. T.
Merrill, Mrs. Walter White, Mrs.
Russell Robb, Miss Ann Moorhead,
Mrs. Edward Page, jr,;; Mrs Jo-
seph S. Clark, jr.: Mrs. j. Alden
Daley. Mrs. Richard Sanger, Miss
Pauline Emmett, Miss Marion Nor
ris. Miss Betty Sewart-RichardSon
Miss Emily French Myers and Miss
Mary Mathews.
Also assisting throughout the week
are girls from the YugoslaviC Amer
ican Association. among them Miss
NADIA Glumac, who will tell fortunes
in the Yugoslav fashion.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Waycroft Club
To Hear Speaker

French NJ Clevinger, superintend-
ent of the Arlington County Welfare
Department. will speak on county
welfare work before the Woman s
Club of Waycroft at its general
meeting at l pm. Friday al the home
of Mrs. H. L. Johnston, ll43 North
Frederick street.
Red Cross work will be discussed
by Miss Caroline NJ Moran, eXecu-
tive secretary of the Arlington Coun-
ty Chapter, and the blood plasma
bank by Mrs Gordon Freer. a men,
Der of the county Red Cross motor
corps unit.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Beechum
Continued From Page BID

Haslett, Sir Charles and Lady Little,
Mr.. Robert Stopford and Miss Don
aid McGeachy.
United States officials in the audi
ence included the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Frank Knox. Mrs
Harold L. Ickes, wife of the Secre-
tary of the Interior, also attended
the concert.
The Polish Ambassador and Nine
CiechanoWska occupied the box re-
served for Mrs. Roosevelt. They had
a group from the Embassy staff with
them.
Miss Verne Coyne and Miss Mar
dy Moynihan were among the
Canadians who are in Washington
working with the various British
missions who were in the audience.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Adas Israel to Hear
Mrs. Lippmann

Mrs. Walter Lippmann, National
director of Nurses Aides of the
American Red Cross, will be guest
speaker at the annual donor lunch
con of the Adas Israel Sisterhood
Monday at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Members of the Hostess Commit
tee will be entertained by Mrs.
Morris GeWirZ. chairman. at a des-
sert meeting Friday, when final ar
rangements will be discussed. Mrs.
Jack Diener and Mrs. Louis Bern
stein are co-chairmen of the COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
DR.. Esther de CalVO
To Give Address

DR.. Esther Neira de Calvo, leading
woman educator in Panama. who is
visiting in Washington, will ad-
dress the Washington Alumnae
Chapter, Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina, at s
O'Clock tonight at Taft House Inn,
1901 K street NV. Several eX-
change students from the Latin
Americas who are studying in
Washington will be guests.
Harry Pierson of the Division of
Cultural Relations. State Depart
ment. will present the guest speaker
and the exchange students will be
introduced by Mrs. J. J. Love, pro-
gram chairman.
Mrs S. J. Kicker, chapter chair
man, will preside.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
Couple ReWed After
Parting SO Years Ago

Omaha. Neb., Mar. IL UP -
Thirty-three years ago, Mr.. and
Mrs. George !. Searle, Des Moines.
la, separated because OF a mis-
understanding. Recently they were
remarked in omaha.
Married in 1905, Searle went to
the Pacific Coast several years later
in search OF work Someone wrote
Mrs. Searle OF n fancied misdeed.
After a sharp exchange Of letters,
Searle joined the Army.
He served 20 years in the Army
and 10 in the marine corps. Re-
Gently he was retired on a pension.
a letter to friends i'm Des MoineS
with whom he had not correspond
ed for years brought word that Mrs.
Searle had never remarked. He
went to see her and a reconcilia-
ton was effected They were remar.
ried by the Rev. j. w. Pressly Of
the Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Searle had worked continuously as
bookbinder. maintaining the home
at Des Moines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

Mrs. Lois Hardy. visited Emily
Hardy. Ypsilanti. Monday.
John Dickson and daughter, Ypsi-
lanti. visited Mrs. Sam Gibson Sat
urday morning.
Farrell Williams. Steve Bobicz
and Clyde Lohr made trip to Gray
ling Sunday.
Mrs. Bertelle Smith and Mrs
Jennie Smith were Ypsilanti shop
pers Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Hittner and children
Cherry Hill. spent Saturday with
Mrs. Ray Meyers.
Mrs Ruth Sherman spent Mon
day in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Barlow Simonds, Whitaker.
Farrell Williams and Gerald VII
liams spent Friday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Williams, Plym
outh.
Mrs. Emma Colts and Mr. NH
dred Akalis were shoppers In Npsi
lanti Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rowe visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Day, Monday
morning.
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Mrs. Blanche Howell and daugh-
tiers, Marjorie and Thelma, were
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Ash, Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Butler. Detroit,
were Saturday evening guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Flower.
Mrs. Blanche Howell and daugh-
tiers, Marjorie and Thelma. were
Wednesday evening supper guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Williams,
Ypsilanti
Mrs. Melvin Flower visited her
children, Bull and Nancy, at Boyer
Memorial Hospital, Monday. and
found them very much improved
after their mastoid operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Welker. De
troit, were week end guests OF their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Howell.
Carl Hendricks spent the week
end with his parents in kurkle, o.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Shurts and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Micah Crawford
and children, Arthur and Laura,
Ionia. were Sunday guests OF Mrs.
Arthur Collins.
Olin Sparks. Monroe, visited Mr..
and Mrs. c. +. Jones and mother,
Mrs. Moffitt, Sunday.
Martin Colts, Whitaker. visited
his brother, Frank Colts, and Mrs
Colts, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. +. Jones were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Allen, Ypsilanti
Claud Colts, futile Hill. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Colts, Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and
son Clarence. Jr., were Sunday din
ner guests OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Coleman, Belleville
Clarence Smith Jr., was an ovel
night guest Of his grandparents.
Gary Howell was a business visi
tor in Ann Arbor and Ypsilant
Friday.
Mrs. Edith Williams, Plymouth
spent the week end with her moth
er. Mrs. Lois Hardy.
LaVerne Zollman. Detroit, visited
Carl Hendrick Sunday.
Mrs Lois Hardy returned to hel
home Sunday after spending few
weeks at the home of her son, Lee
Hardy, Detroit.
Mrs. Charles Daily returned home
from Ann Arbor. Sunday where
has been visiting her son, James
Daily and family. Mr.. Daily will re
main in Ann Arbor this week.
Mrs. Edith Williams and mother