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Evening star., 1941-01-19
Varied Sports
COLLEGE Wrestling.

COLLEGE Wrestling.
Ohio State, Ii: Ohio. Il.
Navy "A North Carolina. S
PENNSYLVANIA. Il: Chicaeo. IL.
Yale. "a: Tufts. 20.
Illinois Tech, %: Beloit. IL
Cornell. q; Columbia, S.
Iowa State, 10: Greeley State. 13.
Yale Frosh. So; Gilman School, g.
Washington and Lee. %: West Virginia, 8.
Lafayette, Is: Army. IS
Gettysburg. 26: Muhlenbers, S.
COLLEGE Swimmins.
Yale. 66: PENNSYLVANIA. q.
Temple. As. Gettysburc. Is.
Navy. "a: Virginia. IL.
Amherst. IS; Army. 81.
Rider College. 3s: Cornell, 81.
Dartmouth. 40: Columbia. 26.
Rutgers. As; Franklin and Marshall. 80.
Springfield 3S; Williams, 81
Michigan, As: New York A. c., SO.
COLLEGE Fencing.
Yale. Is: Pennsylvania. IL.
Seton Hall 10: Temple, ,.
Cornell, B; Army. 4.
College Rife.
Georgetown, l. 312: Western Maryland,
l. 255.
Navy, /. 3S2; West virginia, / 81.
College Polo.
Army. IL; Norwich. 4
College Hockey.
Army. s: Cornell 1
ooile.. Boxins.
western Maryland, 81; Indiana tfa)
Teachers, 2l7.
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To'sls @@ll5- Totals y 440
Re''ree, -. Nor Fox and Tavor.
Score a. hait-W.son Teachers - WI
liam arG Nary 20.
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Totals 13 81 Totals l5 "a
Referee-O. Mitchell.
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Totals I3 s g, Totals IL 3 ~
Referee-O. Mitchell
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Clark c. Griftth, President.
William NJ. RICHARDSON, Vice President.
Nick Altrock, Coach.
Ossie Bluege. Coach.
W A. Smith Road Secretary.
Mike Martin, Trainer.
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Totals 2Il05" TOTALS ~ o1u
Referee-O Mitchell.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
Alaskan First

Speaking with Joe Flakine, Director of the Alaska Territorial Employment Service, the Major said that resident of Alaaa will be given preference in the hiring of men for the bases. and that Outside laborl will be used only when Alaskan leb2r supplies are depleted.
 Talley pointed cut that all hir- ing would be done n cooperation with the Territorial Employment Service and that al men apply ing for work on a Base must have proof of his citizenship.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

MA AUTlC CAL-As perky a gal as ever borrowed a gob's headgear for her own use is Maris WrixOn of the films, who's all set for a trip on the bound ing main. White braid and a white dickey at the throat ac-
 cent the blue denim dress.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
LEGLESS SWIMMER
 IN WATER 48 HOURS

HONOLULU, HI, Feb. - The legless New York swimmer, Char les Emmy padded back and forth across the Waikii natator- ium pool recently well past the 48-hour mark in his attempt to better his own record for en- durance.
 Emmy puffed cigar and eX- changed wise cracks with spec tators as he swan. The 47-year- old New Yorker must remain in the water until Feb. 22nd, to bet ter his previous record of 48 hours, IS minutes. Emmy set the record in 1887 with a swim down the Hudson River from Albany to New York City.
 Emmy lost both his legs in a train accident. He says his handi- cap increased his endurance, and enables him to sleep in the water.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
3S Planes Due At Anchorage In A Month

Thirty-eight planes of the Army Air Corps will arrive at Elmendorf Field within a month, the vanguard of the air arm of the Alaska Defense Force to be stationed near Anchorage.
 TW nty of them will arrive be tween February l9 and 20 by army transport Cherikof. They wi be pursuit planes. The ships will be brought to Anchorage and assembled.
 Two squadrons of bombers, each consisting of nine planes, are sch duled to fly to Anchor age from the states later in month. The first squadron will be heavy bombers, B-l7 type with four motors, and the second squadron medium bombers, B-l8 type with two motors.
 With the planes will come air corps personnel for their main tenance and operation.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
MINERS AND OPERATORS

You can obtain at the Nugget Office the following forms which are carried in stock, thus avoid ing long delays and incomplete blanks obtained in the States Write or call at the Nugget Of ice for:
 Time Sheets for Employees
 Lode Location Notices.
 Placer Location Notices.
 Proofs of Labor Banks.
 Cold Water Thawing Logs.
 Dredge Shift RepOrts-2 types, Non-Liability forms printed on cardboard. for posting on claims when owners lease property. 5Oe each or three for S1.00
 Prospecting Drill Field Logs.
 Deed Forms.
 Voucher Forms.
 Special Power of Attorney blankS.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
Flakne Warns

Men desirous of obtaining work on tha bases should register with the Employment Service, Flakne said and not migrate 10 the Base towns in hope of being empoyed. Much needless migra- ton will be eliminat-d d by regis tration said Flakne.
 The Anchorage. Base will be UT der way at is peak by April l, according to Major Talley who is expecting weather conditions to be favorable by then and that work can continue at normal rate.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
Dangerous Situation
 Is Produced

TOKYO, Feb. 24-Foreign Min ister Matsuoka told Japanese nz wspapermen that continued de fense preparation of Great Brit ain and the United States in the South Pacific will produce sit uation "attended by considerable danger"
 Domei, the Japaness news agency, quotes Matsuoka as eX- pressing, in a lengthy interview hope that the "Anglo-SaXons will refrain from taking any measures to excite th2 Japanese public op inion.'
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
Council News

Announcement his been receiv- ed of the marriage of Joe Lucas and Miss Geraldine Smith of Ten nessee, in December. We are look ing forward to having them in Council this coming summer.
 The Rev. MT. Hanson, was in Council on the 2Oth to hold a service. He came with his new motor sled, which can easily make 45 miles an hour. It looks like the problem of snow sIads is owed.
 Word has come of the d ath of Mir. John Musgrave, in the woods near Sheltoa, Washington. John worked one summer in Council.
 Mr Al Doyle went 10 Moses Point with a dsg team He and Nr. Ost are bringing the cater pillar daz back 10 Council.
 Mr Paul Buck and Miss Ruth KoWehee; and MT James Mike and Mss E len McCafferty were married in White Mountain by the Rev. MT. Hanson.
 The Gue has made its rounds in Council but we are all up and about again now.
 B-tty Doyle
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

Many death warrant is sign ed by inactivity and worry.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

Tn United States Public Health Service, at the request of the Nursing Council on National Defense, is sponsoring a nation wide survey of registered nurs- eS as one of the national defense measures. ..-... ...... ..-.. ...... ...-. .-...-
 Miss Magnhild Oygard, Public Health Nurse, Juneau, Alaska has bsen assigned by Dr. w. w.. Council, Territorial Commission CT of Health, to direct this survey in Alaska. All nurses working or if inactive or married living with in the Territory are asked to fill out questionnaire providing they are, or Wers, registered in any state or territory at any time. Questionnaires are being sent 10 all nurses in Alaska known 10 Miss Oygard and other nurses who are assisting her Regist nurses are urged, if they do not receive such a ques- tionnaire within the next few months to write Miss Magnhild Oygard in care of the Territorial Department of Health, Junsau, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26

Information concern ing Elizabeth Ann Baldwin, also known as Princess White Feather, Cherokee Indian, who operated a dance and pool hall in Nome in earlier days. with E. J. Lucky" Baldwin. Write Mrs. Ben Baldwin, 33212 W. 29th St., Los Angeles, Cal.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
OLDTIMER DIES AT SITKA

John B. Kenney, 76, died Feb ruary IF at the Pioneers Home at Sitka, according to word receiv- ed from Superintendent Filler Hansen.
 Kenney came to Alaska in 1894 and entered the Home last May from Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
CHINA, BRITAIN IN AGREEMENT DEFENSE PLANS

SHANGHAI, Feb. = Japanese newspapers here report ths Chin ese government at Chungking has obtained approval in prin- eiple1 for a joint Chinese-British defense plan extending from southwestern China to India
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
For That Party

Chop Suey, Chow Mien or any Oriental or American Dish. Call Frank Suzuki, care P0let's Store. All cooking and serving done at your home.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
SOCRDOUGH STATIONERY

WIlte to you; f. enus and reIa tives on he Outside, uslng Sour. ough Stationery. They Il get bis KICK out of it.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
Board and Room S2.20

He said that arrangements have been made to board and room single men at the Anderson Camp at Anchorage for $22O a day, but no quarters have been set aside for married men.
 The Major is returning to his headquarters after trip to Seat tie and San Francisco for the pur pose of coordinating the flow of supplies to the various bases so that construction work can con tinue at it's scheduled rate.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-26
5000 Men To Be Employed
 At Anchorage

Three thousand men will be en ployed at the Anchorage Army Air Base at the peak of construc tion this summer, according to Major B. B. Talley who was ir Juneau recently enroute to Fort Richardson.
 Major Talley is th,s. officer in charge of Army construction in the Alaska Sector, and a Major in the Corps of Engineers with head quarters at Fort Richardson, Al chorage.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Chi|dren's S Hospital
Blood Bank 10 Get
Receipts From Show
Daughters of America
Chapter to Turn Over
Check on June II

A check from receipts of show
recently given by the Daughters Of
America will be presented for the
Blood Bank of the Children's Hos
pital at meeting of Loyalty Chap
ter at $50 pm. on June 81 at North
east Masonic Temple. A program
is being arranged by the Press Club,
sponsored by Mrs. Florence HaWley.
Loyalty and Fidelity Councils will
have moonlight excursion on
June 25.
Old Glory Council will install Of
fcers on July 4, at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, as follows: Councillor,
Mrs. Myra Courtney; associate
councillor, Mrs. Kathryn Linquist,
vice councillor, Miss Pauline Nu-
mar; associate councillor, Mrs
Gladys Anderson; inside sentinel,
Mrs. Blanche Robertson; outside
sentinel, Mrs. Clarence Mcdonald;
18 months trustee, Mrs. Lula Mas
| ton.
The council reelected as the re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Mildred
Rock; assistant recording secretary,
Miss Avila Ridgeway; financial Sec
retary, Mrs. Louise Mcdonald, and
treasurer, Mrs. Viola Thompson.
Mizpah Council will have an in
stallation of officers at Friendship
Hall, Twentieth street and Pennsyl-
| vania avenue NV, on July 10
The State deputy. Mrs. Bessie Pear
son, will install the following off,
GERS: Councillor, Mrs. Pearl Vree-
| land: associate councillor, Mrs
Louise Talbert; vice councillor, Mrs
Adeline Ford; associate vice coun-
cilor, Mrs. Stella Smoot; record Sec
retary, Mrs. Ivy Harding; assistant
record secretary, Mrs. Ella Stone;
financial secretary, Mrs. Mary Bow
ers; treasurer, Mrs. Noami Swami:
warden, Mrs. Cora Marcy; conduc-
tor, Mrs. Laura Washburn; inside
sentinel, Mrs. Mary Plougher; out
side sentinel, Mrs. Clara Walker,
and 18 months trustee, Mrs. Ida
Lovette.
Representatives to the State SeS-
sion are Mrs. Lula Gallaher, Mrs.
Florence HaWley and Mrs. Stella
Smoot.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Ladies' Auxiliary,
KNIGHTS of st. John

The annual meeting OF the Su-
preme Board was held June 5 to 8
with headquarters at the Lee Shera-
ton Hotel. In attendance were SUI
preme president, Mrs. Teresa Can
ster, Rochester, n. Y; supreme sec
retary, Miss Johanna White, Fort
Thomas, KY; supreme treasurer,
Mrs. Anna Brossard, Cincinnati
Ohio; supreme trustee, Mrs. jose
phine Frank, Erie, Pa; supreme
trustee, Mrs. Omi X. Bingham,
Washington, D. G.
The were guests of honor at a
reception and tea given by District
No. at the Lee Sheraton Hotel
last Sunday. In the receiving line
with the supreme officers were the
Rev. Timothy Mullen of st. Jo-
seph's and the Rev. Maurice Alex
ander, Solomons Island, Md.
A program of music was given
by Mrs. Leona Nelson and Mrs
Blanche Faulkner. Shirley Nelson
Mary Dorgan and Joan Shirley
Junior members of Holy Name and
Holy Comforter Auxiliaries, enter
tanned with songs and dances. 'Su-
preme President Teresa Canister
spoke. b.
District President Mrs. Wilfreo
P. Ross and District Deputy Mrs
Madge Ryce headed the list OF
hostesses, which included all presi-
dents from the local auxilisries
Assisting at the tea table were Mrs
Teddy Thompson, Mrs. Eleanor
Ouade, Mrs. Gertrude Ward, Mrs
MAY Jarboe, Mrs. Marguerite Baz-
zenas and Mrs. Rena Palmer.
The national officers were guests
of Holy Name Auxiliary at theil
! meeting in the K. G. Hall.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Hotel Greeters to Hold
Annual Showbout Cruise

The sixth annual "showboat
cruise" sponsored by Charter No.
81, will be held tomorrow aboard
the steamer Mount Vernon, which
leaves at $3.50 pm. Part of the
proceeds will be contributed toward
British war relief. There will be
dancing, floor show, games and
prizes. Louis G.. Jackson is general
chairman. Members of the Hotel
Association of Washington will
serve as an honorary committee.
The election meetings for Charter
No. 81 and Womens Auxiliary were
held on Thursday at the Shoreham
Hotel with Managing Director l.
Gardner Moore as host. Robinson
Lappin, assistant manager of the
Capitol Park Hotel, was named
president for the charter, and Mrs.
Robinson Lappin was reelected for
the auxiliary. Reports of the ma
tional convention just held in
Houston, Tex, were given by Dele
gates j. P. Edwards and Mrs. Hazel
Wood.
John ronley, retiring president
of No. 81, was elected international
vice president of the third district
C. A. Abbey was reelected to the
office of international sergeant at
arms.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
RoyuI Arcunum

Members will participate in the
Flag Day celebration, sponsored
by the Washington Elks, at the
Sylvan Theater at pm. Mem
bers are asked to meet at the Elks
Club at Ais pm. and report to
Grand Regent Wealthall for partici-
patton in the parade to the Monu-
ment Grounds.
The Grand Council will hold its
annual meeting and election Of
officers June II at the Harrington
Hotel. The meeting will be pre-
ceded by a banquet at pm. in
honor of Supreme Committeeman
Stanley Garten, who will act for
the supreme regent in the installa-
ton of officers.
Oriental Council will meet June
18 at 1414 I street NV. at pm.
Regent Burt Day will preside. Rep
resentative Hubert L. Wright will
report on the Grand Council ses-
sion.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Knights Of Pythios

A degree team composed of mem
bers from the several lodges of the
District and Washington Company
No. l, Uniform Rank. will visit
Oriental Lodge, Alexandria, Va, to
assist team from Fredericksburg
in conferring the page and esquire
ranks next Wednesday evening.
Chancellor Comdr. N. Gilman
Shreve announces meeting OF
Amaranth Lodge tomorrow evening.
Other lodges meeting this week are
Webster and Capital, Tuesday eve
ming, and Mount Vernon, Wednes-
day evening.
At a meeting of Calanthe Lodge
last Monday evening the knight rank
was conferred on James H. Whitted.
Chancellor Comdr. H. P. Gosnell
pareSided.
Washington Company No. l, Uni
form Rank, will meet Thursday
evening.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sis
tiers, will meet Wednesday evening
Evening star., 1941-06-15
CoIored Masons 10 Raise
Funds 10 Buy Property

The Acacia Grand Lodge OF
colored Masons of the District Of
Columbia at the 93d semiannual
communication Wednesday voted to
purchase the property at 3llS-22
Georgia avenue NV. for the site
of a new Masonic temple. The
session. which was held at Scottish
Rite hall. 1888 Eleventh street NV,
was presided over by Grand Master
Royal w. Bailey. The new temple
will cost $3.50.
Among plans to raise funds to
complete the property purchase are:
A boat ride on the S. S. Robert E.
Lee, June 81, and Masonic rally
day. July 6. at Lincoln Temple Con-
gregational Church. Contributions
are being asked for in the rally.
Arrangements we're completed for
the St. Johns day services of the
Grand Lodge, June %, at John Wes-
lev A. M. E. Zion Church, and to
attend the international conference
of grand lodges at Buffalo N. Y,
August 1923.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Plans Are Completed
For Flag Observance
AtSy|van Theater
More Than 100 Groups
To Participate in
Exercises Late Today

Detailed plans for the observance
of Flag Day in Washington, under
the sponsorship of Washington
Lodge of Elks, which will include
the participation of more than a
hundred veteran, patriotic and
fraternal organizations, have been
completed, according to Edwin s..
Puller, Elks' Flag Day chairman.
The services will be held at the
Sylvan Theater on the Washington
Monument grounds at pm. today.
Representative Jennings Ran
dolph, chairman of the House Dis
trict Committee, viii deliver the
main address, following a massing
of the colors. The Rev Ze Barney
Phillips, chaplain of the Senate,
will deliver the invocation.
Harry j. Leer, grand parade mar
shall, announced a parade will start
at 4:45 pm. from Ninth and H
streets NV. and proceed to Con-
stitution avenue, then west on Con-
stitution avenue to Fifteenth street
and south to the Washington Monu-
ment, where the marchers will
disband and reform for the maSSing
of the colors.
Exalted Ruler Allen J. Duvall will
act as master of ceremonies and
conduct the Elks' ritual services,
which will precede the main address.
Attorney Seton Darr will deliver
a short history of the flag, assisted
by the uniformed group from the
29th Division, American Legion
Post, who will bring in the various
flags depicted.
The following organizations will
participate: American Legion,
American Legion Guard of Honor,
American Legion AuXiliaries, Amer
icanization School Association, Boy
Scouts of America, Catholic War
Veterans, Disabled American Vet
Grams, Girl Scouts of America,
Jewish War Veterans, Jobs Daugh-
ters, knights of Columbus, Knights
of Pythias. Military Order of Cootie,
Military Order of Purple Heart,
Military Order of the Word War,
Odd Fellows, Odd Fellows Auxil-
iaries. Patriarchs Militant, Canton
Washington, No. I. o. o. F.. Re-
becca Assembly I. o. o. F., Span
ish War Veterans, Royal Arcanum,
Veterans Club, Inc; Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, Veterans of Foreign
Wars Guard of Honor and Veterans
of Foreign Wars Auxiliaries.
The Entertainment Committee OF
Washington Lodge has made ar
rangements for its annual MOON
light cruise aboard the Steamer
Potomac. at 8 pm, June %.
The Elks' annual outing for chill
dren of all the Districts orphan
homes will be held June q at Glen
Echo Amusement Park Fred w.
Berger is general chairman.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Park Service Arrunqes
Three Lectures Today

Three lecture tours of Govern
ment property will be conducted to-
day under the auspices of the Ma
tional Park Service.
Song birds of early summer will be
identified in Fort Dupont Park by
DR.. Lewis c. Wheeler between $50
and 8 am. The party will assemble
at Randle Circle.
A tour of Antietam Battlefield will
organize at the entrance to the
National Cemetery at Sharpsburg,
Md. at II am. Special busses will
leave 1916 F street NV. at 8 am.
Interesting and historic trees on
the grounds of the Capitol will be
described by DR.. Wheeler at 2:3O
pm. The party will assemble at the
Grant Memorial First street be-
tween Maryland and Pennsylvania
avenues NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Tri-State Council
OF Odd Fellows
To Meet June 3
Grand Master Loving
Completes Plans for
Session of Officials

Grand Master Ernest L. Loving
of Odd Fellows has completed ar
rangements for tri-State council
meeting here on June %. Virginia
officials who will participate are
w. C. Cunningham, grand master;
B. F. Ginther, deputy grand mas
ter; w. Earl Edwards, grand war
den; w. H. Scott, senior warden OF
the Grand Encampment, and Elmer
Mudd, department commander OF
the Patriarchs Militant. Maryland
officers who will attend are Charles
M. Lewis, grand master; Harry E.
Fisher, deputy grand master; Ed
ward c. Ryall, senior warden; j. F.
Sim, grand secretary, and Leonard
E. Mason, grand treasurer.
Mrs. Blanche Slaughter will be
hostess at dinner party preceding
the conference.
Columbia Lodge will meet at 8
pm. Thursday. The third degree
will be exemplif1ed.
Golden Rule Lodge will meet at
8 pm. Thursday. Hiram Hodges,
noble grand, will preside. Post
master Burke will present a thou
sand dollar Defense bond, which
the lodge has purchased.
Columbian Encampment will meet
June 25. Rufus B. Colvin, chief
patriarch, will preside. Nomination
Of officers will be held.
Canton Washington, Patriarchs
Militant, will participate in the
parade and flag ceremonies spon-
sored by the Elks at the Sylvan
Theater this afternoon. Members
will assemble at 919 H street NV,
at Ais pm. Capt. Earl D. Harrell
will be in command. Canton Wash
ington will participate in the me-
mortal services Wednesday spon-
sored by the Patriarchs Militant of
| Alexandria.
Rebekah Lodges.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet
Saturday with Mrs. Mary Custer
presiding. There will be a birth
day party in honor of members oi
/ the auxiliary and Canton Washing
ton No. l, whose birthdays occur
between January l and June 30
Members who have birthdays be-
tween July l and December 81 will
be hostesses.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge will meet
/ at pm. tomorrow. Mrs. Blanche
/ White, noble grand, will preside
The Rebekah degree will be con-
ferred.
The Noble Grand and Vice Grand
| Association, Mrs. Clara Searcy, pres
ident, will meet at the home oi
Mrs. Hester Stansbury Wednesday
Members will assemble at the I. o
o. F. Temple at 7:30 pm. Trans
portation has been arranged.
Mrs. Esther M. Andersen. chair.
man of the Rebekah Anniversary
/ Committee, requests the names O.
representatives from the lodges Wht
have been appointed to serve or
that committee.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Jobs Daughters
InstuII New Officers

officers and council of Bethel No.
5 were installed on Friday. The in
stalling officers were: Installing Of
ficer, Gladys Reed; installing guide
Elaine Bacas; installing marshal
Lois Leftwich; istalling chaplain,
Evelyn Hayes; installing recorder,
Evelyn Joyce; installing musician
Gertrude Thomas; installing senior
custodian, Katherine Bruce; install
ing Junior custodian, Norma Muir
ply.
Mrs. Elizabeth Warden, past SUI
preme guardian of the United States
and Canada, installed the Bethel
Guardian Council. She was assist
ed by Past Honored Queens Elaine
Bacas, Lois Leftwich, Evelyn Hayes,
Evelyn Joyce and Gertrude Thomas
On June 81 the Guardian Council
will be honored by the officers and
members of the bethel. There will
also be initiation. Rehearsal for
this meeting will be June 20.
Bethel No. / will meet June 81
for business.
On June 16 the drill team will
hold a special business meeting
at the home of Mrs. Newsom at
7:30 pm.
Bethel No. 2 held installation OF
officers Friday evening, followed by
dancing and refreshments. Those
installed were: Honored queen, Doris
Rook; senior princess, Anna Mary
Davenport; junior princess, Betty
Ellis; guide, Betty Anne Feissner;
marshal, Genevieve Billhimer; chap
lain, Alice Magdeburger; treasurer
Phyllis Heider; recorder, Betty
Potts; librarian, Shirley Newman;
musician, Helen jackson; senior
custodian, Ethel Eadie; junior
custodian, Margaret Kroner; mes
sengers, first, Beverly Monroe; sec
ond, Betty Anne Wagner; third
Betty Lehman; fourth, Betty
Crowder; fifth, Louise Manning;
inner guard, Barbara Smith; outer
guard, Edrena Magee.
The bethel will sponsor straw
ride to South River Park Thursday
night. There will be dancing and a
picnic lunch. The trucks will leave
Stansbury Temple at 7 o'clock.
On June az there will be an all
day picnic at Volland's cottage in
North Beach Rark.