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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Thorpe on Tour
Giving Lectures

Jim Thorpe was in town today,
stopping over on his cross-country
tour in which he is giving sports
lectures.
The famous athlete, now SO
years old and who now weighs DDS
pounds, 40 more than in his hey
dey in 1911-f2, was the guest of
honor at the Varsity Club meeting
at Dearborn High School last
night.
Thorpe is visiting his old school
mate. Garland hewitt. former Bay
City High School coach. now en-
ployed at the Ford Motor Com
pany. Thorpe last appeared in
Detroit in 1917 as a member
of the Canton Bulldogs playing
against the Detroit HeraldS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
BIRTHS

BOYS
Bows were born to;
Evelyn Aim. 1857 American (t~ins).
Anna Adelhouser. $50 Manistioue.
Caroline Barrett. 95l4 Delmar.
Frances Burdck. 2o4 Williamsburg road,
Birmingham
Grace Boyes, 1000 West Euclid
Essie Brown, 1929 Brush.
stella Boduch. 10227 Conant, Hamtramck
Helene Croly. l4124 San Jose. Redford
Township.
Marguerite Chapman. 1ies West Kirby.
Virginia Cochrane, 500 East Jefferson.--
Helen Costello. 1875 Monte Vista.
Elizabeth crttteesehz-3 s2e-Htrhtt,- EcurEe
Leona DeVs 1891 Malvina East Detroit.
Bessie Erlchman 702 Dickerson.
Sybn Eisenshtadt, 1884 Santa Rosa.
Rae Friedenberg. 1908 Griggs.
Florence Franks, 5506 Canton.
Shirley Frank 3267 Calvert.
Shirley Fletcher 5041 seyburn.
Margaret Feltis, $3.50 Central
Irene Forcione 1924 Dequndre.
June George. 1i21s Parkgrove.
Georgia Gutzman. 1851 Ward.
Marcella Heck 1884 Northlavn.
Aria Hudson 500 Hartford.
Ruth Hazard, 9l55 Miner.
Josephine Hyatt, l5e East Maplehurst. Fern
dale
IHendrieka HaeerKorn, 1901 cadieux. Crosse
Ponte.
Ida Hakola. 1902 French road.
Dorothy Kea. 1850 Santa Clara.
Meridith King. $500 West Grand boulevard.
Marjorie Klein. 1899 Camden.
Freida Kline, l72 Cottage Grove, Highland
Ann Kers,en. $40 Yves, WINS.
Dorothy Lynn, 27i5 Rochester.
Dorothy Lambert. 1851 Maryland Owins).
Silvia Lauro i0is6 Somerset.
Marjorie Larch, 2lO4 Almeda.
Frances Leila 1888 Superior
Mona Maloy. 1876 Glastonbury road
Bernice Malleis, 1910 Common.
Bernice Murrell, s033 Central.
May Munck 1919 Kingsville GrattOt
Township.
Dora Mackenzie. $1,000 Monte Vista
Inez Magnuson. 1924 Essex, Van Dyke.
Donna Mead. 542T Fourth
! Leata Meyers l445 West Grand boulevard.
Vivian Mortier, 2233 Holcomb.
Rosemae McCreery. iO2so Hyde Park, Rom
illus. Mich.
Louise Nameth. 56i6 Harvey.
Evelyn Macy 1901 Livernois.
Stella Nyarf- 1897 Vanderbilt.
Msureen Paterson. 1925 Westbrook.
Beatrice Packman, 1853 Seward.
Mary Patton, 1901 Mansfield.
Louise Parks. 6110 Beechwood.
| Stella Pasini 1921 Harper
Margaret Parker, 223s Crane.
Catherine Replogle, 1909 strathmoor
Dorothy Roberts. 3ii73 Rosslyn. Garden
Mary Roehi. so57 coplin.
Catherine salter. sos Baldwin, Royal Oak.
Ruth Sell, 741o Rockdale
Josephine swis. 22s2 East Kiroy.---------
fRoberta Turner. 5762 Vancourt.
Margaret Turner 1928 Edmonton.
Betty Williams. 1922 Puritan. Birmingham.
Alice West. 2l4 University. Ferndale.
GIRLS
Girls were born TO.
Jeanne Anderson, 1924 Garland.
Martha Anderson. $40 Park.
Genevieve Anchor. 1860 Chopin.
Agatha Altenberger. i2s72 So. Mays.
Madeiyn Adams 3i2S Brush.
Mary Blond 1903 Ward
FLORENCE paron 213sf Neraunee BEDFORD
Township
Helen Backed Sol Deveraux
Ivy Boundy, i2f Church, Highland PARK.
Marjoris Csyiln. t315t Monica.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
DIVORCES

Marjorie c. Brisco from Carmin p.
Louise Moser from Catherine.
Lola Ethel Bratt from Percy.
Marguerite Effe Forman from William
Addison.
Mary Henry from George Leroy.
Eunice Stenes from Eugene.
Chester HaIl-frem- Ratt.-
Corrine Johnson from Arthur L.
Olive Patton from Otho
Maxine owens from Albert
Nick John Igor from Marie
Howard T. Brown from Leona May.
Amos Gilbert from Lulu r.
Marie Robinson from Garnet.
stephen Iacek frnm-Cornsita
Noble Damrcu from Timan.
Edith Blake from william G.
Betty Coleman Martino from William Craw
ford.
Marguerite c. Scott from Eugene W.
HELM Pullen from Milo Edwin.
Claire n. Miller from Janet b.
Jerry Marshall from Lille
Cora Louise Misaland from Ole VI
Mary Margaret spurreli from Merle p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Oklahoma Aggies
Beat Wichita, 1913

HIT A, Kan, Nov. Is
(INS) The Oklahoma Aggies,
tn eir opponents in
every department, de e d
University, SO to f33.-be-
fore a crowd of 5000. Jack Fau-
bion. the Cowboy fullback, played
a one-man game. making all five
for the Aggies. He
scored in every period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Female Help Wanted

A REAL opportunity-Earn up to S35
WEEKLY Guarantee 81 nitely, B hours
daily, dancing. Apply HOLLYWOOD
School of Dancing. 4211 woodward. TIE.
2-s972. -77---r---s,---'---' -s-''-- 60
Assist child, light homework; small, new
home: stay nights; IS WIZ. UN. 1851.
EXPERIENCED counter girl Day or
nights excellent wages. Apply 1904
West McNchos road, mornings.
Girls for Contingent Work
Sanders East and West Side
Stores-Royal Oak and Crosse
Pointe Stores. Must be at least
Is years old. Apply 100 Oakman
Blvd, near Hamilton, 8 to IL
a. m, except Saturdays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
FULL PAGES OF BOWLING NEWS
IN SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS TIMES

The Detroit Times Saturday Bowling Page, which In
eludes standings and of leading leagues the city,
the talk of the bowling fraternity But another
day there also will be full page Sundays Times
by Harold Kah devoted to bowling with stories pictures
and features and of the bowl
ers have been awaiting for weeks.
You'll also want to get Mondays Times 20 what
happened the weekend. The Detroit gives the
most extensive bowling coverage in Detroit. bowling
reports it's The Detroit Times every day Of the week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

BIRTHS

Girls
Girls were born to-
Amy Coheld 672i Regular.
lOlga Cichon, il37 Martin.
Lille Christian. 2103 Beecher.
Louise Coleman, 999 Tuscola.
lrma Colman, 275 Merton road.
Eleanor Dereszynski, 1886 East Wills.
Jean Deeter. 1920 Cass
ASIA Dearbekeran. 1887 Log Cabin.
Erna Dodge, 1919 Helen.
Mary Dodson, 1905 Fourteenth.
Annie Donaldson. 2O2 Keniworth.
Margaret Devine, 34s Lakewood.
Georgia peFbyEig3ee Pennington drive.
Marion Fnright 1902 After road
Cara DILLINGHAM;, 1922 Fourteenth.
Rosemary Gabbard. 1887 Flanders,
Jane GrosseI 1881 Dexter boulevard.
Margaret Georgi, 1880 Hillcrest, Birming-
Eleanor Grant. 1889 Inverness.
.celesia -Glazer, 2s43 Ellwood, Berkeley.
Be srrsi,, H aon LAY 1am Sansnn
Ellen Human. 1886 Woodrow Wilson.
Dorothy Hallam, 1929 Twelfth
Pauline Haden. 5i51 Third
Katherine Jennings col Illinois.
Mary tombstone, 1922 Minden.
Mary Kozey. 1892 Newoern.
Helen Lamothe. 441s Fourteenth.
Eleanor Lubig. 1929 san Jose, BEDFORD.
Helen Mann. l5047 Appoline.
Gladys Martin 1224s Turner.
Matte Mize, i349 Chalmers.
Virginia Miles 1854 Gladstone
Vera Miller. 302s Baldwin.
Harriet McMullen. 1882 Beaconsheld.
Irene NewberTy pi3i Kerchcval
Marie Olach. iO332 Dexter.
Amelia owens. 1866 sixth.
Charlotte Onenbscher. 5732 Maryland.
Mary Piegins. 5i62 Colingwood.
Virginia Pernberton, 1921 Townsend.
Evelyn Piccinini 33ts East Forest.
1elen Parker. 226i5 Albion. Pennington.
Joyce Poole. 1898 Monterey.
Roberta Praim. BenoN. Mich.
DOME Robinson. 64s Livingston.
Leila Ramos 35l7 Buchanan.
Luise Rass, 5732 Cooper.
Anne Ryan, 76s Harcouri. Crosse Pointe.
Estelle Rovsek. 7242 Bingham, Dearborn.
Anna Stanley Ie45 East Garfield.
Anna Sadler.' 1902 East Warren.
Leota Stafford. 1900 Moenart.
Edith cecrist. i5l6 Katherine. Dearborn.
Otealian Sheskey. 1927 Tacoma.
Mary Thrombley 70a Elliott.
Helen Verhnden 1922 Eastburn.
Lusyne Washhurne. 12305 Ward.
Goldie Wasserman, 14s9i Quincy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
a+er Detroit
Pin League
STANDINGS

With Paris coasting on a four
game lead, Mineralites and Ma.
tional hook up in the headliner OF
t h e Greater Detroit All-Star
League at Olympic Recreation to-
night at $50. Norge will try 10
shave Paris margin The pairings
Dawes VS.. Krakow. alleys l-2; Paris VS.
Norge. "a: olympic Oidbru VS. Detroit
Recreation, So. Ekhardt q Becker VS.
Edelweiss, 7-s: Mineralites VS.. National
a-l0: Pepsi-Cola vs.. Stroh's, 1l-l2; Dem
erys VS.. Auto club. 1914; Schmidt VS.
Chene -Trombly, 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
.N.Y.U. II LeCtured
On Rams Attack

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-INS)
The New York University foot
ball team today underwent final
preparations for the traditional
intra-city feud with Fordham.
Coach Nal Stevens huddled his
Violets in the gymnasium al
gave them a lecture on the Ram
attack. Field work was aban-
doned. Stevens said the team is
IN top shape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
BROAD SHOULDERS

Tho Yankee front Office thinks
AlVa Bradley must have picked
Lou BOudreau 10 manage the In
dianS . on the ground that
youth can stand more pain and
disappointment than age but
al that they admit it's a good
choice.
Frankie koyacs the eccen-
trio tennis raqueteer now
can take = check -. and Bernie
Bierman IS IN the same spot as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
SOOSE RETURNS

Billy SOoSe who abandoned
his middleweight crown because
Of increasing avoirdupois and
who is now picking his own spots
-. will make his debut as a light
heavyweight against Jimmy Reeves
in Cleveland. December IS.
Bill de Corrcvont North
western ace =. here 10 play in a
game says he won {
play pro football but he wants
a coaching job If he can get one. 4.
and Mel Helm of the New York
Giants greatest center of all
time =. also is eager 10 land a
good coaching spot and do
YOU know Of anybody who knows
more football than Mel?
The laugh of the week goes 10
Lou Little leaving a rcStau-
rant with Herb Kopf Manhat-
tan coach after both had lost
their final games 80. a dog started
yapping at their heels and
Lou said 10 the dog: "Oh, so YOU
read the papers, too!"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

card has been arranged. benson is
matched with Buddy Paul of
Philadelphia, in the semifinal.
Barbara announced last night
that Tony Martin. the singer,
would announce the show, sub
iect to Boxing Commissioner John
HettcheS approval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
White Hope Finale
Savold and Marshall TO Battle For ST 900
Then Set Sail for Eastern Fights

although he has intimated that he
may match HIM with Frank
Zamaris. the popular baby tank
who eliminated himself when he
broke his thumb in knocking out
Johnny Dchson OF Indianapolis, in
the seminal.
Aside from tho honor involved,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

over AL Reiss in the semifinal Is
the only deviation from a straight
record of kayos in this tournament
by both fighters, although they
were scored at the expense of less
skilled opponents, 10 be charitable.
An all-heavyweight supporting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
PRAISE FOR NORTON, AGGIES' COACH
Advance Dope on Al-Anerca Track Team

learned 10 fight as a grocery clerk
IN British West Indies which
is fair enough indication that
good fighters come from any and
everywhere.
Tennessee and Boston College
will be back on the Fordham grid
CHI dule next Fall and
Georgetown viii play the Rams
again in 1914 and there is
some talk Of Catholic football
league with Fordham. Bos-
ton College. Villanova. George
town, Detroit. Notre Dame, Santa
Clara, ST. MaryS and st. Louis
mentioned as members but
we doubt that it will ever be
formed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

the fight promises to be spirited
one, if for no other reason than
the $1,000 difference in the purses.
Added to that is the fact that both
fighters have advanced TO the final
almost exclusively by sthe knock
out method.
Marshall's 10-round decision
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Chattanooga Eleven
Wins Dixie Crown

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Nov.
28.-GNS)-The University of
Chattanooga clnched the Dixie
Conference championship by de-
feating Mercer University. 1918.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

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Mattresses. Columbia 1910,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

Joe Mccarthy Of the YankS
with a lot of nItWitS saying any
body could win with his material.
Tony Zale-Georgie Abrams mid
dlewclght title bout tonight will
be biggest betting fight in years
. with Abrams now quoted at
lay seven or take eight on
Abrams which means they
will give you Z to 5 on him or
take 3 10 ) against him. .. go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
EX-STEEL WORKER

Yale was chriStened Anthony
Florian ZalcSki he is an ex-
steel worker and that re-
minds me that on the same card
Friday Will be wcltcTweight Bill
Duffy Villanova graduate
middleweight Lou Schwartz
who spent five years in a Hebrew
orphanage .. Herb Marshall
(not the movie actor who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
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CHERRY $500
Deatb qotlces


age IS years beloved
wife Of Julius dear mother Of Joseph
Grand, mother OF Joseph Jr. Funeral Sat
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52iT Livernois.
Funeral Directors
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

TIME MESSENGER WORK DAY OR
NIGHTS MUST HAVE TELEPHONE
At HOME. GOOD DRIVING RECORD.
SEE MR sWARTHoUT. ROOM 2oe. $50
SHELBY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
SHEET METAL MEN

THE J. l.. HUDSON CO.
Has an opening IN i,s tearoom fountain
service for thoroughly experienced SODA
fountain dispenser. Apply Employment
oHies, i4th aeer,-between 30 ana
II 10 a. m.
TEN GOOD AUTO MECHANICS for gen
srsl motor overhauling our mechanics
are earning $40 20 SIS per week; steady
work year around. Apply Friday evening
AT Standard. 1891 Grstiot. A. A.
Burns
TIMEKEEPER about 80 years OF are
Minimum one-year timekeeping exper-
fence No phone calls Bromley Engineer
Ing Co. 1912 Woodward.
WANTED : ExPERTENCED GRAVITY
FURNACE TNSTALLERS FOR NEW
HOUSE WORK. MUST HAVE TOOLS
AND TRANSPORTATION
CURRIER LUMBER co.
1887 VAN DYKE sLocUM 1900
WANTED Young man. white. 20 wash
cars and trucks. also 70 assist in office.
Must have drivers license. Apply Hertz
Drive Yourself 235 F. Elizabeth.
Warner & Swasey Screw Mach.
Operator: must he experienced in toll room
work and setting own job, highest wages,
plenty overtime. Apply 273i Jerome.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate iistings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

2o0-yard relay-Won vs. N0r'hVestsrn
Cyack Mccagus Ray Lunley. Ralph Hunt
Hon puRsIeN1 Time -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

Has openings for thoroughly experienced
luggage salesman. Apply employment onice.
IAN floor between 2 N and II 10 a. m.
MECHANICS First class with birth certif-
ica'e. Top wages hy old established truck
company. Write Box -B-s75s. The Detroit
Times
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08

thony avenue, is recovering at Mil
Ter Hospital from an operation per-
formed on Saturday morning Of
last week.
Miss Lillian Banks, teacher in
the public schools of Nashville,
Tenn, for over 20 years, arrived
in the city on Tuesday, August s,
for a three weeks vacation at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. John
son, 526 st. Anthony avenue.
Mr.. Ramsey nj. Jackson, 1912
Rondo avenue, left on Saturday,
July &c, for a motor trip to Clarks-
dale, Miss. He was accompanied on
the trip by his brother, Mr.. Theo-
dore Jackson, and Miss Mary Park
err. They will also visit in Cohoma,
Miss, New Orleans, La, Memphis,
Tenn, and will visit in Peoria and
Chicago, ILL.,, on the return trip.
The 1914 Model Philco radio Of
fered by Local zoos, United Trans
port Service Employees, was won
by Mrs. Gertrude Patterson, $50
Fuller Ave. The drawing was held
at the home of Mrs. Susie Bowen,
1872 North Avon st. Mrs. Bowen
is president of the Ladies' Auxili-
airy and Mr.. Ira Dorsey is presi-
dent of the Union.
Mr.. H. Garrett Williams, former
student of Fisk University and
present graduate student at the
University of Minnesota, is resid-
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Lawrence, Jr., CAT lyle
hart Avenue. On last evening
Thursday Mr.. Williams was
joined by his wife, who is spend
ing her vacation in st. Paul with
her husband. Mrs. Williams is
secretary to the president of Fisk
University in Nashville.
The Credjafawn Credit Union
officers met in their regular
monthly meeting with the Board
of Directors at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Lee, 1174 Sherburne
Ave-, on Tuesday evening, August
5. Members of the Board are FL
mer Graham, Rosamond Collier,
Alverta Coram, John R. Lawrence,
Jr., and Huron J. Shelton, Jr. The
Credjafawn Credit Union now
boasts a membership of seventy
members. Only members of the
Credjafawn Social Club are eligi-
BILE for membership.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08
HALLE Q. BROWN NOTES

The joint Stay at Home Camp
Closing and second Annual Musical
Festival of the Music Study Glee
Club was held in the flower and
palm-bedecked gymnasium before
an audience of about $50 people
with Miss Beatrice Vassar, Stay at
Home Camp director, acting as
mistress of ceremonies. Miss Ros-
amond Collier led the campers in
two groups of songs.
The Musical Festival, directed by
John M. Whitaker, consisted of
five groups of songs, all written
by eminent Negro composers.
An enthusiastic reception greet
ed the guest soloist, Alyce W.
Stewart, who sang a group of
three songs.
Well received, too, were the Glee
Club soloists, Juanita Schuck,
Bradford Benner and Gloria Will
liams.
In the auditorium an excellent
exhibit of the work of the campers
was displayed. Included in the ex-
hibit were novelty belts, hat brush
es, woodwork, wooden rings, play
suits and dresses, waffle weave
mats and sponge project of ami
mails.
Two bus loads of campers en-
joyed a perfect day at the post
Stay at Home Camp outing at
Camp Owendigo, the Neighborhood
House day camp at Carver's Lake.
Indulging in happy hours of SWIM
ming, archery, boating, volleyball,
softball and EATING were 80
campers and guests whose ages
ranged from four to IA years. Mr..
Joseph Blake, water front director
for the camp, was the ideal host.
He gave a valuable exhibition of
correct ways of boating and swim
ming. Among the adult guests on
the outing were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. Walker, Mrs. Naomi Thomas,
Mrs. Granville MCGEE, Mrs. Marie
Rawls, Mrs. Willie Vassar, Mrs.
Rebecca Moore and Miss Erma
Taylor. This was the 18th and last
of the camps enjoyable outings ar
ranged by Mrs. Hazel Butler.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08

lowing guests, boys and girls:
Mary Jane White, Ira Robinson,
Clentell Jackson, Russell Robinson,
Leon Biles, Jr., Alec. Jerome Biles,
Kenneth Robinson, Shirley Biles,
Eugene Robinson, Wanda Robinson,
Scott Price, Ruby Jackson, Richard
Robinson and Gerald White.
Announcement: Mrs. Alice
Slaughter announced this week the
engagement of her sister, Claudia
Frazier, to Robert Chatham of
Mexia, Texas. The wedding date
has been set for August 10.
Mrs. CarlOtta Smith Brown, of
1929 First avenue south, left Sun
day noon for Chicago to join her
army officer husband. From there
they will go to Fort Custer, Mich,
where Captain Brown will be sta
toned for some time.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08
Levys Entertain
Visitors At
Summer Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Levy enter
tanned with a beautiful summer
party at the Rawjess Club on Sat
urday evening in honor Of DR.. and
Mrs. Clarence Singleton and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Black, of Omaha,
Nebr.; Miss Marjorie Thomas, of
New York City; DIR. and Mrs. Viii
liam Postles, of Detroit; and DR..
John A. Singleton, of New York
City. The guest list included the
following: Messrs. and Mines.
Chas. Noble, Harvey Moss, Percy
Hughes, Leo Bohanon, Sidney Will
liams, R. S. Underwood, John VIII
liams, Frederick Jones, Ambrose
Glenn, Walter Glenn, Tom Carroll,
Spencer Shivers, Huron Shelton,
Andrew johnson, DR.. and Mrs. W.
D. Brown and their house guest,
Mrs. Marvel Cook, of New York
City, Mines. Olin Wells, Don La
Faucette, Ozzie Alexander, Frank
Corners, Carrie Neal, Nettie Shep-
herd and DR.. Michael Bent, of
Nashville, Tenn.