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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
.A|tes Beaten,
Out Of Tourney

YOUNGSTOWN, o. Sept, 10
Detroit Altes. national champions
of 1888 and 1889, lost their second
straight game yesterday.
Bud Joyce, youthful left-hander
who had won eight straight games
for AlteS this season, started and
gave the Cleveland Bartuneks
plenty of trouble until the sew
enth. but he brought about his
woes with his wildness. The score
ended 30 in favor of Cleveland.
Altes won It's first two games
by large margins. but Dearborn
knocked them off. Cd, Monday,
and yesterdays defeat brought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

tied for low net honors in the top
fight as dozens of prizes were
awarded by the ever generous
bowlerS. There even were sur
prise prizes.
c. NJ. Bowen had low gross Of
Sc in Class B, with n. c. John
sons 9l-23-6S winning low net
F ]. 0rtmaniS 81 was low in
Class {, where +. L. VanDusen
captured low net with 95-29-66.
Bob Fife, tic Y. of NJ. golfer
and a guest, had the days low
score of 70. c. G.. Predmore, an
other guest had so. A. II. Moor
man was right on the leaders
heels in the members division with
an 81. With a handicap of 10, he
won one of the net prizes in Class
a. tying with d. J. LeithauSer,
who had S7-l6-71.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Miss Russell.
Wins 9Th Time
Ito Tie Record
Defeats Mrs. Higbie
and Mrs. Chesbrough
After a Tie at "a

Margaret Russell Of Oakland
Hills has tied the record of nine
victories in the weekly tourna-
Iments Vof the Womens District
Golf Association which she set a
year ago.
She gained No. 9 yesterday at
Bloomfield Hills when she de-
Ifeated Mrs. Harley G.. Higbie and
Mrs. William J. Chesbrough, both
OF Detroit Country Club. in a
playoff after the three had tied
for first with S4S. Mrs. CheS-
brough was eliminated on the first
extra hole and Mrs. Higbie on the
second. where Miss Russell had a
par four.
Miss Russell not only tied her
own record yesterday but assured
herself of at least a tie for the
season. With only two more of the
weekly numbers remaining after
next weeks championship tourna-
lmcnt at Red Run, the best Mrs.
Donald Weiss. now second. can do
ms to tie the Oakland Hills player.
Mrs. Weiss has won seven times.
Besides the three leaders. four
Other players in the field of III
beat 90 yesterday Among them
was Mrs. d. d. Arehart. a first
Fighter. who had SO. Mrs. J. II
Bradley had 81 and Mrs. Mary
Harris and Marjorie Row SOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Scores Double Eagle
On a Par Five Hole

George A Wettlaufer has joined
that select little group Of golfers
who boast double eagle deuces on
par five holes. lie got his on the
477-yard first hole at Plum Hoi-
low yesterday. After a long drive
he holed his No 4 wood second
Just like that. II helped him get a
rs In his fourSonne were Or. J. a.
Seifert, Roy Deskin and George
Sislpr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Teams Picked
For Golf Match
AT Red Run
MICA and District
Lineups Listed
for Sunday Play

The Metropolitan Golf Assocla-
ton, eager 10 repeat its team VIC
tory of a year ago, will be
represented by another strong
lineup when il opposes the Dis
.trict team in their annual match
Sunday at Red Run.
The MGA team. announced by
Jack Winney, is headed by such
players as Sammy Kocsis, state
amateur champion; Frank Con-
molly, Open Amateur champion.
and Art Pony and Jimmy john
son, members of Detroit's cham-
pionship National PublinX team.
Also included are Jack Ross.
district junior champion; Ziggy
Zawadzki, Woody Malloy, Bill
Fenwick, Frank BabiS. Jay Law.
Fred Genick Bob Gajda, Max
Evans. Nick Uzelac, Chuck Thorn
ton and Ray Ala. Chuck Nicolai
and Stan Bialo arc alternates.
Harley Olson named Willie Tur-
mesa. former National Amateur
champion. on the District team.
which also includes Mike Dietz.
District champion; Tommy Shee-
han. Ed Flowers, Randall Ahern.
Dick Whiting Chris Brinke. Fred
Hammer. Bob Fife. Jack Emery,
Dick Dayne. Johnny Foley, Tim
Griffin. Art Thorner, Harold Stew
art and Olson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
World SoftbalI
Pairines

Pairings for frs, round play il
world sottball championships
MN
|.a-rga r4a4tFt.-t. Column
ersF 80 Tennessee
Eru Orleans W south Carolina
EertIcEy - $0~ff carolina
4tsrswA - Arizona
See Mexico - Lnlit.ana
+iCrita - Okshorns
Maine - Crrrsrtiruf
faFsActuEs'tS We Nev V-rs C.'g
Vermont - Ssw NrrH
Boston ~ Rhode Island.
rsrnsvlvsris Va Buffalo
- sdsipas ~ Virginia
Na-isre - Wes' VirgrIs
Pusro Pc ~ Denver
-rgtnfrr Calforn's 50 IfFt
Los AngsisFvt WsfhirFfo-
Nrwh CAfrNns vs. C0lorA1.
Ss-raska " WYOMING
KsnFzE ~ Norm Dskots
Missouri - South DAKOTA.
KODAK Park vs. 'DetTct.
Illinois vs. Ohi0
Indians W Chicago
Michigan ~ Milwaukee
iowa - PIftstargh
cincinnati " Toronto
" nresota " Clevfisrf
Afksrsss New Je-se5 G0ntars ara VIZ
r1rr.n crew rses
T~reriv Tart.er rf sLf'rrf.
NrrrasAs ys Toronto
Earsaf ~ D-fs~Ir
N~rgar " Mvsukrs
The following teams received
byeS.
sea Orleans F~rcs Ceo~ga Tsts.
Nor'h Carolina louisiana Aarsua Ksr
tuckH. Arizona Oklahoma Missouri Nor
tara Iowa lfsr WIsronsr
Mirnes0fs CrIrfa1r Cincinnati ChrHEf
on Irffars Fr0fe ss~f uIs,-tf RI
Columbia Rsssserlsf'fA Ears.r' tH,cH
& .erf.snc Perrst .re~s
~ team other than DcTolt )
drawn from nat hy Governor VA
Wagner team drawn VIII replsr
Detroit against champion Detro
viii take place a. draw winner 81
bracket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Unknown
Upsets
Champ

Continued from First Sport Page
from four down az the end OF nine
holes TO fire a string of four brides
to take one up lead. The match
ended on the eighteenth green,
where both carded SIS
The 23-year-old giant killer"
for some time has had the reputa-
ton of eliminating star perform
ers but never has won any major
tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Baseball in Brief
By UNCONVENTIONAL Soc. Ser,lee
HOME ~ HITTFRs

HOME RUN HITTERs
~ Yesterday Hnmers-American; Heinrich
Yankees p DiMaEgio. Red sox Boudrsau
Heath and Hogan, Indians: Johnson, Attn
letics. National Young. Giants (2I.
LEADERS - American: Williams Re-
SoN, 81 Keller. Yankees. So Heinrich
Yankees. Is National Camih Dodgers
81 OF, ants p. Young, Giants, %
Nicholson, Cubs. ~
LEADING PITCHERS
American Gomez NankeeE-Wnn "a los
Run.ng Yankees won "A lost . Teller
Indians. won % lost H.
National. Riddle Reds won 10 lost
White. Cardinals won u lost 5 Hlgbe
Dodgers, won 20 lost q
LEADING HtTTFRS
American Williams. Red SoN. 49,
Travis. Senators, ,3S2 DiMaggio. Yankees
.3S5.
NstionRT. Reiser. Dodgers. .331 Hopp
Cardinals. 500 Mic Cardinals, .323.
RUNS BAIIFD ~
American Keller Yankees. 122 pMaE
Eio. Yankees 112 Williams. Red 500, los
National CaWih. Dodgers, Jos. Mze
Cardinals. qs Young, Giants, %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
GLENNA STILL IN

She meets Mrs. William Hook.
enjos of West Orange. y. J.. who
yesterday eliminated Miss Priscilla
Janncy, Woods Hole.
The two oX-championS still In
the firing lines were Mrs. Glenna
Collett Ware Of Philadelphia. who
won this title six times and Mrs
EStclle Lawson Page Of Greens.
boro. \. G.. winner in 1897.
Miss Ware meets slight Louise
SHeeS-Attanta.. -w1n in Tho
first round upset Miss Jane Bauer
East Providence. three times
Rhode Island champion. who VIII
Miss Jameson and two others wor
tho medal on Monday Mrs, r. NJ
TorCerson of Great Neck y y.
winner over Miss Grace NJ Amory
Locus Valley. y. y, A co-medaliSt
will meet Mrs. Margaret Nichol,
of YOnkerS y Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
HICKS BEATS WALL

The fourth co-medalist elimi-
mated was Miss Alice O. Belanger
of Beverly. who went down 3 and
2 before Mrs. SYLVIA Annenberg
Lcichnor Of Flushing " Y. Met
ropoltan and Long Island cham
plon Mrs Leichner meets Miss
Virginia Gulfoil, another New
York slater from Clay.
Miss Younker'S stellar . under
par "a for the incoming nine holes
was almost matched by Mrs. Betty
Hicks Newell, Long Beach Cal
bride Of three months. Who fired q
Sub-par 80 going out 10 win Q and :
from Mary Agnes Wall Of Mcnomi-
nee. Mich. the most one-Sidcd
score Of tho first round. Mrs.
Newell meets Miss Betty Jean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHr

W Innefs m othfr tlchfS'
First flight Gross Mrs n u Arehar,
50, Mrs " o Hayes 90 Net--Mrs r. NJ
Aleer 93-l6-77, Mrs. 4. James ss-
is so
Second flight. Gross Mrs J NJ Kis-
selie 81. Mrs W. y Henry IS Net Mrs
n =. Vickers a9-22--77. Mrs. James
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

Runs Fankoyich Neverks Runs hstted
IN Schno'zer Error prozek Sacrifice
hIt Avrik HITS or Joycc On inn'rEs.
81" Prand' I'M I inning StruCE out B'
AAnlk A. hy IoAce 4. rs Brandt l. H. h}
pitcher Ayrik thy Joyce Wild pitch
Jrycs Ler IN bases Cleveland T. Ares
Tlma ~ game 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
REFUSES PREDICTIONS

Instead the Willy Spartan mentor
iusf stood his ground, refusing any
positive adNance- predictions anc
Immediately cot down 10 the bust
ness o. training a sound Of a.
PLAYERS for their opening game
with University OF Michigan or
September 27
Were playing them a. tough
as they come again this season.
Some people may think 80, hut
there just aren't any soft spots
on our schedule. Last year we
had one of the toughest sched-
ules In the country.
And I'll stick 10 what ! said
before. Nothing yentured, moth
ing gained"
AZ this point BAehn4ar- readily
turned aside from discussing Spar
tan hopes for this Fall and
conversed more freely about the
Michigan State squad, which
turned out hale and hearty yester-
day afternoon for receiving OF
equipment and photographinG.
BaChman was not wont 10 speak
Of Lew Smiley, the rangy senior
from Ferndale, who is going tc
wear a specially ordered pair OF
goggles 10 better his pass receiving
this year. Wearing the goggles for
the first time today along with a
helmet. Smiley gave the appear
ance Of a Masked Marvel "
The lenses are fitted TO Smiley
eyes and are case hardened 10 IN
sure against hreakage A hare
rubber frame similar 10 that Of ar
aviator's goggles. extends arounC
the back of his head. The google
were ordered specially from Beloit
WIS and cost 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
BdChmdn. Sticks
To Last Words
OF 1910 Season
Refuses 70 Forecast
States Grid Future;
20 Out for Practice

EAST LANSING. Sept. 10 -
Ranking among the foremost
famous last words in football as
well ss other fields Of endeavoT
are Nothing ventured. nothing
gained.
BY no strange coincidence these
same words were adopted by Coach
Charley Bachman after the Michi-
gan State eridders had completed
one Of the most disappointing sea-
sons since its new found life IN the
nations football ranks.
That was me end OF tho 1910
season when BaChmsn spoke the
famous words And today as prac-
tee opened for a now season in
which the Spartans have TWO open
dates on a schedule which appears
shChtly-us shChtly--easler than
last season Bachman was not
inclined 20 alter his 1910 season
ending statement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
elimination.

Totals 80 q IA Totals 81 q 10
Cleveland GOO Ooo 200 2
AFes 0On 600 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

Third h.Ehf. Gross-Mrs e. VI Spec
i04. Betty Mez~in i07. Net-Mrs. Frank
lin Robbins 1oS27-sl: Mrs. <. c. NC
Kechnle lOS-26 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
THE WHIsKEY WITHOUT REGRETs -. by-hiA-HI-

Nh oa - ID. srrl, o.n colp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
SoftbdII Series
Starts Tonight

( Continued from First Sport Page
Ititleholders. But 10 insure the
The guardian., 1941-06-21
MAIDEN
Eastern Ave. Bapt. Church
Rev. James l.. jackson. Pastor

MAIDEN, Mass, June 17-Sundav
June 10, the pastor preached at both
morning and evening services, "The
christians Conflict" and the ''Never
Failing Light" were the subjects re-
spectively.-The monthhly meeting of
the Senior Missionary Society met
iast wednesday to make plans for the
NTH Sunday afternoon program
Next Sunday afternoon, June %, at 3
the Senior choir will give their 3rd
annual graduates musical. Miss Susie
Jones, Pres. of Mass. State Union of
the Federation of Women's Clubs, will
be the guest speaker for the occasion.
Union Baptist Church
Rev. Willard l.. Clayton, Pastor
In the absence of the pastor, Sunday,
Rev. +. Thompson was the speaker for
the day. In observance of Fathers
Day, Rev. Thompson spoke from the
text: Building in What Direction.
Evening text: "He has not dealt sore
with any Nation" Miss Alberta M.
harrington was the soloist in the morn
lng.-At the annual meeting and ban
quet of the Y.W.C.A. of Maiden Mon
day evening Miss Darlington was
elected for term of three years to
the Board of Directors. Miss Caring
ton was the soloist at the banquet
singing a group of songs accompanied
by Mrs. Ella France Jones.-The
B.Y.P.U: of the church is planning to
give "Tom Thumb Womanless We'd
ding" on the26th directed by Miss
Teresa Jones, the president.-Mrs.
Estella Smith of Woodville Street,
Everett, is at the Massachusetts
Memorial Hospital, Boston, Mrs. Jones
of Bennett Street, is also on the sick
list.-Mr. and Mrs. William C. Buggs
are rejoicing over the birth of a daugh-
ter, Caroline Elvina, on Saturday, the
18th. Mother and daughter are doing
well.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
W0BURN
st. Johns Baptist Church
Rev. Roger Williams Pnr4nr


WOBURN, Mass, June 10 Next
Sunday, June %, at 8 pm. the new
windows, shingles and lights will be
dedicated in the church. A very good
program has been arranged for the
occasion. Good music by a visiting
choir will be rendered. Rev. A. j.
Spratley, pastor of the Concord Bap-
tist in Boston, will deliver the sermon.
All who have heard Rev. Spratley know
that he is an able speaker. The ser
vices at pm. will be the last service
for the day. There will be no evening
services at 7 p.m.-Church services
were fairly well attended last Sunday.
Prayer services were held in the morn
ing. The pastor preached in the even
ing from the subject "a Man With
Beautiful Hair" Church School was
held at noon. A special exercise will be
held on the fifth Sunday in June for
the children. Ladies Day will be OBJ
served in the evening, June 20, at Z
o'clock.-Those who have been teach
ing school in other states reported
very successful school year and very
pleasant stay. Those who arrived home
The guardian., 1941-06-21
WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDFORD, Mass, June IT
Last Sunday Rev. J. Frederick Bailey
preached a very inspiring sermon en-.
titled "a Fathers Resolution" MANY
OF the fathers were present to hear the
wonderful discourse. The Junior Choir
sang two new spirituals very beauti-
fully. This choir is doing very well
and should be congratulated on its
great work.-Mrs. Lovelace reported
that eighteen dollars taken in for the
month of June from the people who
made their pledges. All those born
IN the month of June may give their
contributions to Mrs. Dorothy Furev.
Please get this to Mrs. Furey by Sun
day.
Coal Rally
Sunday at Shiloh will be the much
talked about Coal Rally. A splendid
program has been planned so don't
miss 1T. AT the evening service we
shall be hosts to the well known Shiloh
Khall's electric choir. Here is a treat
you don't want to miss. So remember,
I'll see you at Shiloh for a splendid
program.
Social
LdsI Duuuay, all were glad to see
Sergeant Elmer Kountze, Sergeant
Lloyd Parkham, and Pvt. Ray Park
ham home for short visit from Fort
Dix. The boys certainly look well.
They must be getting good treatment
and good food.-Mrs. Sherwood is up
and around and slowly regaining her
strength - June twenty-third the
Lend-A-Hand Club will present to the
graduates and their parents only, their
annual reception and party. The time
eight o'clock sharp.-The Nic-Nacs
wish to thank all those who helped
make their Juke Box Hop a success
Last Sunday the Cantemus Club gave
a very splendid program that was en-
joyed by all. This was for the benefit
of Cub Pack III. The lads look very
nice in blue and yellow suits. Credit
is justly due to their Cub Pack Master,
Mabry Kountze, who is doing a splen-
did job.
StrOlling Along With Mr.. X
Heigh-Ho, everyone! this is your
old friend reporting back to duty. /
hear that Medford is still on-I hear
that Gate is still running around with
out someone on his arm. Well that's
too bad, old man.-Margie and Rudy
are doing very nice now and l hope
it'll stay that way.-Stoner has edged
all you lovers of West Medford out of
The guardian., 1941-06-21

cards, Mrs. Annabelle Therense took
Mrs. Lottie Charbonet, Juanita Swami
gan and Sara LeBoeuf for a Chinese
dinner. It goes without saying that
the evening was a pleasant one.
i
Honoring Miss Eugenia Bonds.
ide-elect, Misses Elaine Lewis and
Marie Truner entertained with a
shower on Monday night at the Ellis
Avenue apartment of Miss Turner.
Among the guests present were:
Misses Rachel Coclough, Almira Simp-
son, Dorothy Harris, Rosylyn Beck
ford, Louise Saunders, Dorothy Hick-
erson. Loet Allen, Lillian Martin, Miss
Gaines and Mrs. H. Woods. Miss
Bonds is very popular among the
young social set and is president of the
Onwego Business Girls Club of the
YWCA. Miss Bonds received some
lovely and useful gifts.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
OAKLAND, CALF
By MARIE GRIFFIN

OAKLAND, Cal, June 12-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry H. Godfrey have issued
invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Grace Lavenia, to Mr.. Earl
Peter La Rue. The wedding will take
place on June Is, pm, at st. Pat
rick's Church. Reception will follow
Immediately at the family residence on
Adeline st. Mr.. Godfrey is prominent
in fraternal orders. He is the grand
marshall of the Masonic Grand Lodge;
past patron of Southgate chapter,
O.E.S., past master of East Gate
Lodge, F. and Am. and holder of many
other fraternal honors. Mrs. Godoy
comes from an old pioneer family of
Northern California.
Mrs. Myrley Smith of Ellis St.,
Berkeley, was hostess on Sunday
morning at breakfast honoring her
mother, Mrs. Betty Johnson of Buffalo,
N. Y. Other guests were: Mesdames
Carrie Bailey, Rochon Cage, Vernice
Teal, Ella Mae Jackson, A. Alexander,
Ella Edmonds, Emma Myers, Mildred
Browning of San Francisco and Lillian
Melontree. A beautiful token was pre-
sented the hostess as memento of the
occasion.
Tuesday evening, June 1, at the
First AME. Church, Rev. D. G. Hill,
pastor, a beautiful rainbow wedding
was presented under the direction of
Mrs Anna Mae Talbot. For each bride
there was a groom. (Rev.) Mr.. Alvin
Nurse officiated as minister. Mr..
Samuel Pierce was the father, and Mrs.
Jayne Hudson was the mother of the
seven brides. The program in order
was prayer by Rev. D. G. Hill;
solo, Mrs. Dunston. The bride of today,
Mrs. Cephin Scott; vocal solo, Mrs.
Ruth Vale; piano solo, Mrs. Mildred
Wilcox; yellow bride, Miss Lorraine
Render; vocal solo, Mrs. Corrine Osbie;
orange bride, Miss Mary Lou Drum
guild; vocal solo, Miss Morrow; green
bride, Miss Alma Woods; violin solo,
Mr.. Adolph Bozonier; vocal solo, Mrs.
Cephin Scott; blue bride, Miss Louise
Render; reading, Mrs. Ella Pierce.
Orchid bride, Miss IS Lorraine Blandin.
Inc Alpna DelCa CuD GlflS were
hostesses on Saturday evening at a
Round the World Trip for the younger
group in Berkeley. They started from
the home of their supervisor, Mrs
Marsh, Miss Eulalia Pernetter acted
in the absence of Mrs. Marsh who was
in Los Angeles. Stops were made at
the homes of Misses Joe Jone, Julia
Hadspeth, Thelma Taylor, Elbert
Jackson, Joyce Woodbridge. Every one
enjoyed to the highest the evenings
entertainment and the conduct of
those attending is really something to
write about. 1t was very commend
able and gives hope for future i'm
provement Of the conduct of the youth
of Berkeley.
Mr.. Vernon Therence was the host
of a grand card party last Saturday
night, Messrs. Gene Thrush, Jerome
Swanigan, George Allen, Joe Warnie,
Melville LIE Boeuf and Horace Hender-
son were among the guests. Everyone
enjoyed the occasion immensely. While
the menfolks amused themselves at
The guardian., 1941-06-21
RUSH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
81 School Street
Rev CharIac IT To: n

A large and appreciative congrega-
ton was present at the regular Visi-
tors Day Service Sunday morning.
The choir rendered special music. AS
a climax to very helpful and sue
cessful G,es, Rally the pastor preached on
The Lord Has Done Great Things for
Us Whereof We Are Glad" A splendid
musical program was rendered at 3:30
pm. under the workmanship of Mrs
Ella O,Banyoun to responsive audi
ence. The pastor in the evening serv-
ice preached from the subject, "The
Chlnese Boy and His Bicycle" to a
splendid Sunday evening congregation.
Next Sunday morning the pastor
will preach the closing sermon for the
conference year on "Until Tomorrow
or Another Day If We Must Part /"
Vesper Services will be held from 6-7
pm: At 7:30 pm. Rev. Foggie will
be the speaker at the Masonic Service
at Ebzner Baptist Church, Boston.
Tbs Missionaries of the New Eng
land Conference will convene Tuesday,
June "a, at the church. The 9th An
nual Conference will convene Wednes-
day at 1000 am.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
CA M B RIDGE

Mrs. Norma Greenidge, supervisor
of the Dunbarettes, was pIeasanfIv
surprised on Monday evening. lime
znG' ny a party given in her honor
ana also the recipient of a lovely
oasKet OF groceries and canned goods
IN respect of her recent marriage.
Don't forget the Million Dollar
Wedding on Thursday, June 26, at the
Western Ave. Baptist Church where
children are striving to be the one to
be the bride. The one who sells the
largest number of tickets is to be fhe
bride. Doris Sanders, Mary Teamer.
Beth Youbrough, Frances Archibald,
Elizabeth Demond, Gwendolyn Waith
are the contestants. The age of the
brides will be II or 13 yrs. and that
OF the groom IA to Is years.
The guardian., 1941-06-21

recently are Miss Virginia Thomas a
teacher in Southern University in
Louisiana and Miss Dorothy Keller
who is teaching in Cambridge. Md
Miss Miriam Keller who is teaching in
Virginia will not return home until the
month of August.-Mrs. Lottie A
White is resting comfortably in the
st. Johns Hospital in Lowell, Mass
Miss Henrietta Garner is confined to
the Choate Memorial Hospital in this
city. She will undergo an operation
this week.-The Mothers Club was
entertained at the home of Mrs. Mary
Wilson on Peach Orchard Road. Bur-
lington, last Thursday night.
The guardian., 1941-06-21
CITY NEWS

Harry Walter Davis, Jr., 10 weeks
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W
Davis, was christened Sunday after
noon, June at the Immaculate Con
ception Church, Broadway, Everett az
A pm. Mrs. jeremiah Kirby Of Med
ford, who is the Godmother Of Mrs
Davis, stood for the baby. The BABY
was attired in his mothers christening
outfit and wore the same gold medal
Mrs. Kiely gave Mrs. Davis at hef
christening. Mr.. Kerby was Cod
father. Mrs. Davis is the former
Leonora Nash of Herbert Street, EV-
erett.
The guardian., 1941-06-21

ELECTION OF OFFICERS result
ed as follows: DIR. Ruler, DIR. Jose
phine ]. Taylor; Vice DIR. Ruler, DIR.
Eva Armstrong; Assistant DIR. Ruler,
DIR. Virginia Copper; Chaplain, DIR.
Mildred Fantroy; Treasurer, DIR. Lii
liam Caldwell; Financial Secretary,
DIR. Mac Pressy; Recording Secretary,
DIR. Edna ]. Taylor; Escort, DIR. Paul
inc Hayes; Doorkeeper, DIR. Hilda
Talbot; Gatekeeper, DIR. Maude West.
GLAD TO SEE DIR. Florance j.
Bell back in her corner after pleasant
trip south.
BINGO PARTY given by Seven
Sisters Social Club, Monday, June %,
at Smith Hall, 1905 fremont St., s
pm. sharp.
OUR NURSES are doing wonderful
work; Nurse Maude F. Anderson is
giving first aid to little chickens down
on the farm. When little chick can't
break through the shell Nurse Ander-
son breaks shell and little chick peeks
out and rewards her with a chirp. We
all wish you the best of luck; you are
doing well.
SATURDAY, JUNE IA, these Dtrs.
were initiated: Edna Carew, Bertha
Tyler, Lucy Randolph, Hazel Clarke,
Anna Guy, Nadine Goodman, Helen
McAvoy, Flora Davis, Bertha Leoward,
Emma Armstead, Gladys Brown, Julia
Newton, Bertha Barksdale, Velva
Moore, Jeanette Scott. Reinstated: +:
Dtrs. Mary Lewis, and Virginia Cido-
lit. hope these new daughters will
come out to their meetings and learn
Elkdom and be a good true Elk. Meet