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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Open Amateur
This Week.

The annual Metropolitan Col
Association Open Amateur At
Duck Lake will top the week :
program The two-day 72-Aole
event Will he played Saturday and
Sunday and a record field is eX-
pectcd 10 compete Woody Mslloy
of Ann Arbor is the defending
champion
The week will find the average
golfer having biz time with
Sunday and Monday both his big
days. Club tournaments are Sched-
ulcd most places with family
affairs taking place in the after
Moons
Also Monday there VIII he The
second All Best Ball Tournament
az Bob OLlnk
Tuesday there Will be pro-
amateur Al knollwood and the
ladies' weekly meet will he AT
Meadowhrook. Wednesday there
viii he a club relations tourna-
ment and the 40 and over tourna-
ment AZ tho Detroit Golf Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Municipal SoftbolI

EAST StDF
Mcromsie We 4 !. sports az Lode
No
z.pnh vs. Detroit " s.xon. =, ch.n1
lsf No
Hi-Lis A e W Tushnr ~ Jsvn, No
Thompson W. Locsi 1850 a. Lodge
No
Mars" ~ East slider, a r ~ Jayne
No 10
Berry PRO. vs. Hudsos 4 A. 81
CisH No
Ne, cmb v, sander, G. - s. clair
No
MsnHs ~ su.stsI Hear, " Mary a.
Van Antwerp No
a. W No iN W Gelatin At Gel
lsEhsr No
WEST sInF
Green oaks vs. Detroit FeI - north
western No
Drsvsry " Chsmbernn S'rip ~ North
western No
Fort WAYNE CO. q W Frv irrsd
Church ~ Atkinson 80
Watts a Whslan Police vs. Fort Navbf
= " ~ Atkinson No
American EaEies vs. r 4 p FsEies =,
Atkinson M
RsscaIs vs. Transpor'auan FnE
~ Northwestern ~
Cuns e vs. Auto Electric ~ Good
NJ
r.ps.Coh - fAces A. Nor'hve''srn
No
irish Americans ", Mon,tom,r, vsra
- Cod1 NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Stadium Twir Bill

While not Slugger Parsons is
heralded As an outstanding young
catcher He formerly was with the
Beaumont club and has been al
Lakeland the past two Sprln &
training seasons.
With the series in Cleveland
ended Sunday the Tigers return
home for a l. a Dor Day double
header with the ST Louis Browns
al Briggs Stadium Monday. After
that the Tigers will have a two
day vacation, following which the
Indians come 10 Detroit for four
games.
With tho Cleveland series here
ended the Tigers 60 East for their
last invasion Of the year along the
Atlantic Seabeard- The White Son
will help the Tigers wind UP the
season here September 26, p
and IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Lead DwindIes

Asked about the crowd. which
had cheered his few poor shots
and remained virtually silent when
ne made good ones. Ward replied
THE crowd didn't particularly
bother me. Their actions were
Hst a. tough on Abbott m on
me-"
During the height of the crowd 9
activities. Ward lost three holes in
Il row, his Sup lead dwrndling 10
"-up.
Ward Knocked Abbott out NJ
'he running in last years tourney.
hoo This was the second time
that Abbott came within y- one
match of the title He lost IN the
1893 finals 10 Willie Turnesa
Ward was The first eX-Champlon
10 regain his lost crown since
Francis OuInnet rewon the title IN
1891 after losing II In 1915. In
The 45-year history NJ the L. Sc.
A. only four others. besides Ward
and Ouimet. ever got back their
second Walter TraverS. Jerome
y. Travers, Chick Evans and Bobby
Jones Dick Chapman NJ New
York. who held the title in he
tween Wards two reigns. was
eliminated IN the first round on
Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Michigan football hero. now rides
a horse IN Uncle Sans cavalry Al
Fort Riley Kan 49,. He also play S
centerfield on The camp nine
Flint the other night staged an
interesting hall game city mer-
chants playing city officials
The talent scouts for Michigan
colleges aren't doing very we'll
around Nj Clemens while
University Of Illinois agents def
nitely ARE 49,. Three of the Bath
Towns hest football platers in =
decade--B7cks AleN Wakefield
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Gembis Invites
"a 10 Milo Camp

Opening his tenth season as
head football coach AZ Wayne Uni
verSlty Joe GembIS sent invita-
tons 10 - candidates fer the
Tartar eleven 20 report TUESDAY
Al Milo. Mich. for TWO weeks OF
training
The griddes invited 10 camp
are.
Ralph Retkor Sam Carpenter.
Bill Cassidy Nick Cherup. Frank
Chorney Bob DcFoc. Stan Fill
pax. Reed Hagen, Dick Harden
bergh I'D Herrck Herb Jeschke.
Morton kanfer Boris katz. Wal
lace Heating Don Kennedy Tom
KennedA, John KOcpSeH Capt. I'd
Larimore. Guy Lum>dcn. Joe
Magnata Ted Marsh. Bill Nc
Clurc I'd McMulHn John Middle
ton Carl Macy Bill Pelrillo.
Doug Rutherford Frank Sabo.
Norman Schmid jerry Schneider,
Dick Slack. Bon Travillan, Bill
Van Rlpor and Don Young.
Wayne'S Iq4l schedule.
October ar ~ n - ~ ~ .ad nm
October d p % Cincinnati ~ Cincinnati
Octoher g On.o WESLEYAN here
October 2i-MfcnlEan Sta.s A. Pas, Ian
sing
Noysmhsr T. central Michigan here
November Michigan Normal here
N-vsrner i5- Western Michigan here
November 20-BovIIre Green a. Row rs
Green q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Ward Captures
eAmdteur Title
tConttrueA from First sport Page

(CoRttrUeA from First Sport Page
Golfer, ASSOCIATION national cham.
rlonship
Harold ". Pierce tho CSGA
president. halted the match once
and lectured the crowd and pleaded
with them 10 please he fair This
happened after some pro- Abbott
fan kicked AbbottS hall onto The
green after he had headed for the
rough. The crowd. or At least a.
per cent of ~ had been roofing
for Abbott from the start
Pierce. however indicated there
would he no replay He said ne
was returning 10 The East i'm
nedistely and that = reply IN
CsrberTys suggestion would hs
delivered in person nv w + Mich
olson q Denver. = member Of the
USGA's executive committee
II was Nicholson who two DAYS
ago made the classic error quot
lnE the wrong rule ef golf that
robbed Bruce Mccormick. the
crack Los Angeles fireman golfer
Of . chance 10 move into the semi
finals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Any Pro Can Enter

As there arc 50 many details In
SUCH a hugo undertaking, B7rharU
asked Commissioner Hettcbc 10
advance the dates one week. The
shows originally were scheduled 70
start October 70 and run through
November II The finals BOw viii
be staged No,cmber.l7.
How many weights viii
volunteer TOR tho ioh Of becoming
the unofficial white heavyweight
champion of the world naturally =
uncertain, but Barbara has kept
the gate VIDE open With the an
nouncement that any white heavy
weight, who is = professional may
enter There may be 40 80 or 100
October I viii he tho final date
10 enter the tournament.
The winner Of the $40 non tour
nament will have 10 fight through
six bouts. Whom will he matched
with whom and how r17e matches
viii he made viii M thrcShed oui
later with Commissioned Hettche
Barbara and Bob Evans who Is
associated with Barbara. Will make
several fights 10 Now York. CHI
cago and other fight centcrs for
conferences with fighters and fight
managers.
With the interest already shown
in the tournament from California
N New York. Barbara believes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Trophy at Stake

The team which rings the he'll
will take 10 under the rules set up
for tho awarding ola trophy 10
the winner Of the Wayne Uni
vcrSity-WcStcrn Michigan College
football game
The Optmlst club Of kalama-
zoo has. with The consent of tho
athletic authorities Of Waync and
Western Michigan. donated a
trophy. in the shape of a large
dinner hell. 10 co annually n the
winner Of the Tartar Bronco
gridtron game and 10 he held ny
tho winner for tho ensuing year
Place for the victor each year
and the score is provided and
the large bronze bell Will he
placed on walnut standard This
10 he provided with handles so
that ~ may be displayed on The
sidehneS each year 80 that both
teams NAV see The trophy FOR
which the vill battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
On the State Beat

Poomwp orcr rho Michigan
sporting sccUs:
State prep coaches VIII got =
Csndcr AZ The new InterScholaStic
football code next Saturday dur
ing the seventeenth annual rules
meeting Al East Lansing
For the first time IN several
seasons. tho demonstration will he
carried out by other than the
Michigan State College grid
forces. This year the spotlight
Will fall on the East Lansing High
eleven
Dropping NJ the Spartans Is IN
keeping with the policy Of the
newly formed state Coaches ASSo-
citation The mentors are all for
letting one NJ their own enjoy the
honor of putting on the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
w akefield, IL Others
Recalled by Tigers
By LEO MACDONELL

Dick Wakefield and " A Tier
iHoot1 EyerS are among j Tiger
farmhands recalled from minor
league clubs. according 10 an
nouncement ny Walter O. Briggs
Saturday
Wakefield and EverS now play
ing with tho WinSton-Salem club
OF the Piedmont League. have hecn
ordered 10 report 10 Manager Del
Baker ~ Boston September 10
Both Wakefield and FverS are
the former from Uni
versity Of Michigan and Evers
from University of Illinois Wake
field repeatedly was paid $4,000
10 sign with the Detroit club.
EverS was with the Tigers al
Lakeland. Fla. last Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

down SIS 900 With John He'iche.
state boxing commissioned. 10 guar
aniee the $4,000 purse for the
tournament winner and s. 600 for
runners up
The tournament VIII start OC-
tober u and run every Friday a.
Olympia for SIN SHOW All of the
shows apparently viii be broadcast
on a coaSt-io-coaSt hOokup As ma
uonal hat company already has
obtained priority rights from both
Barbara and the Olympia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Others Coming Back

Others recalled include.
From Knoxville Earl Cook.
pitcher. 70 report Al the close OF
the Southern League season.
From Beaumont Texas League
Bob Uhle, pitcher, to report Al
Lakeland in 1912.
From Buffalo Charles Fuchs
Freddie Hutchinson. Robert Pat
rick. Harold White. Ned Harris.
Edward tDiNleD Parsons, Virgil
Trucks and Eric McNair.
The Buffalo players arc IN re-
port AZ tho close OF the Interna-
tional League season.
Hutchinson who cost the De
troit club $4,000 and for a time
appeared 10 be a bust. this year
has been the pitching sensation IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Paige 10 HurI Here
In Double Header

Detroit viii have lis second
Negro baseball attraction of the
season on Sunday, September "a
when the Kansas Ctv NonarChS
Roasting tho pitching Of SaiChcI
Paige oppose The Chicago Amer
can Giants in douhle-hCader AZ
Briggs Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
On the State Beat By George Mask
PREP. COACHES TO SEE NEW RULES
b. George Maskin

and Homer NanHoHenback and
Guard Bob Devices are Cham
palgn-bound next week
II lis motorcylIng races which
stir YOU there's a 51O-mile two
day grind starting out Of LANSING
Sunday . Among the entries is
Dorothy Robinson who won the
Class a Sldecar competition a year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

in tn m a n
Q ZEN OF the
Arena Gardens
l. a h or n a Y
night mat card.
+ h es q lads.
n n Q a V g r V
m q a n m q I
"neanie' a n d
[ h @ OF h er a
very scientific
m A I m a n il,
claShed twice in
1885 and Singh
has the edge on
his rival. one Of
the prev lou $
matches being
a draw and the
other q Sinrh "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
3 Canadian Teams

Three Canadian teams will add
a further international favor ~
the forthcoming softhall classic.
Toronto will send both a men :
and a girls team while the Prov
ince Of Ontario will crown a
champion soon 10 represent il.
Plans for the gala Pageant of
American Youth are rapidly
shaping up and a spectacle the
like Of which has never before
been seen in Detroit is assured.
The pageant will feature pa
rade Of states 10 map Of the
United States. which will he laid
out on the Il. Of y gridiron. Red
Cross nurses in full regalia will
lead each team 10 its spot on the
map Drum and bugle corps. drum
majoretteS. the navy band. Sell
fridge Field pilots. the Fort Wayne
Color Guard and Flag Raising De-
tail. plus many other features Of
military import. will be inter-
SperSed in the parade
The defending world champion
Park of Rochester tmenl
and RamblerS Of Phoenix. Ariz.
girls will face opponents IN the
opening games on the September
10 pageant program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
AItes 10 PLAY
Pepsi-CoId in
Exhibition
Class A Game TO Head
Fireman's Field
Day Card Sunday
at Briggs Stadium

Thousands NJ sandlot fans will
flock to Briggs Stadium Sunday
70 watch two feature contests on
the annual Firemens Field Day
program.
Preceding the Glass A contest
between Altes and Pepsi-Cola will
he the battle for the Firemen's
Midget League championship. In
this game. Battalion 9 will face
Battalion ) at p. m.
The Class A game, scheduled
for 3.30 D. m. will serve as a
"tuner-upper' for he Altes team.
which will embark this coming
week 10 represent Detroit in The
National Amateur Baseball Tour
nament Al Youngstown, o.
Altes captured the Class A title
last Sunday when il handed Pepsi
Cola IT'S second setback in the
two-defeat-and-out playoff, 11-3.
Under the guidance of Artje
Schwartz, serving his first year as
manager. the Altes nine won II
and lost two games in the Detroit
Baseball Federation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Puerto Ricans on Way
For SOftball Tourney
Other Squads Also
Begin Trekking
To Detroit

BY plane. boat. rail, bus and
other means OF transportation, The
vanguard If some 2,7eo softbali
players headed for Detroit Satur-
day 10 compete in the world cham
pionship games 10 he played here
from September 10 to Ia. inclu-
srve.
The Don q team Of Ponce.
champion Of Puerto Rico, locked
in New York Thursday night after
a boat trip from their island home.
The Jax Brew Girls. champion of
New Orleans. left Friday on tour
which will take them 10 Toronto
10 participate in the Canadian EN-
position before continuing 10 De-
trOit
The Merrill e. Usher Steelmen.
Massachusetts STATE champion
from Worcester wired Amateur
Softball Association headquarters
in the Detroit-Leland Hotel they
have chartered A special plane TO
leave Boston September 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

tho international loop winning "a
games. according 10 the latest av-
erageS. White and Trucks also
have been outstanding as Fingers
with the BlSonS. whereas Patrick,
Harris and McNa1r have been hit
ting stars
With the Winston Salem eltfh
Wakefield has been hitting around
I he 21S mani
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
6-Yedr Mai Feud
Flares at Arena

Bert Rubi, the Magyar Hercu-
les idol of the Detroit Hungari-
ans, Monday night will be out TO
even a six-year-old mat account
with Mango Singh when they clash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Regional Meet Here

Besides the statewide Cet-to-
gether. regional rules meets also
arc on tho docket Onc Of II
such affairs - slated FOR tho
Northern High auditorium. Sep
temher 40
Othors In The Lower Peninsula
September 10 Grand Rapids.
Kalamazoo Nj Pleasant and
Flint
September II Ann. Arbor.
Caro-
September II Traverse City.
Freddie Trosko formerly {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Both Claim Title

An amusing situation arose be-
tween the finalists in the Tennes-
see girls state championship when
the two teams PepSi-Cola Of
Knoxville and Roosevelt Panorann
of Memphis refused 10 play each
other for the state crown Both
claim the right 10 come here for
the world championship. They
both are coming. too, but have
agreed 10 play here Wednesday
night. September 9. At Mack Park
TO determine which will represent
their state in the world tourna-
ment.
State and Metropolitan tourna-
.ments now being conducted
Throughout the United States and
Canada will terminate shortly and
will determine the identity Of the
l0S teams coming here 10 bid for
the Pepsi-Cola award emblematiC
OF world softball supremacy and
TO participate in the Pageant OF
American Youth program Sep
TENDER 10.
The Detroit metropolitan cham.
pion and the Michigan state cham.
tPien IN both the men and girls
division will he crowned within z
week If present schedules arc
maintained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Consistent Winner

Doc ParShall. harness racing
veteran. has driven from 80 10 So
winners each year for IA seasons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Barbara Is Set to Lay
$4,000 on Line
BY CLAYTON HELPER

Frank Barharo tournament tosuch tournament If spectacular
opponent for Joe VIII interest boxing not
officially get way Detroit but surrounding
2 n m TIesda, ~ he blanks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Probable Starters

Either Bud Joyce or Lyle
Rumph will hurl for Altes in the
poSt-title contest. while Alex
Smith or Ed -Piotrowski- is the
probable starter for Pepsi-Cola.
Two y. b. F. Class class cham
pionships are slated TO be settled
Sunday. Posselius will tangle with
Falcons AT Northwestern No. / at
p. m. for the Class D crown and
Sweet Sixteen will clash with
Hymie's a: Northwestern No. 2
at $50. p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Here's I'd EIeUen

The Lions second eleven now
lineS I'D with Maurice Brit nj
Arkansas and Paul Jones NJ Iowa
State At tAs-AHaSr John TripSon
MissiSSippi State and either Tess
LENS Of Coe or ANDY Logan of
Western Reserve al the tackles
Jack HARTFORD ~ Marshall and
Alex Atty NJ West Virginia AZ The
guards and either Duncan Ohee
~ Dayton or Rsfe Majors Of
Texas Tech ~ center.
The inexperience Of the Lions
reserves is Indicated by the fact
that Atty - The only member nj
the second string with pro season
ing. while Paul Moore. blocking
back. and Lloyd Cardwell. wing
back. are the only backs who
have bumped up against the hlg
boys. They serve with Billy JEFF
ferson rallback from Mississippi
State and LLOYD Parsons. fullback
from GuStsvu. Adolphus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Monday Game to Give
Line on Lions Hopes
nFace Steelers in
Exhibition Game
in Pittsburgh
Nv LEWIS ". WALTER

This il the week Detroit foot
ball fans will get an linking Of
whether the Detroit Lions are go
ing 10 be roaring or just meowing
in the National Professional Foot
ball League this season. The
Lions new coach. Bill Edwards,
sends them against the reorgsn-
lied Pittsburgh Steelers in an ex-
hibition game A. Pittsburgh. La
bor Day afternoon. then will bring
them back 10 smack each other
around in the annual Varsity
Freshman game Al l.. OF ID. Sta
dunn Thursday night
Already certain Detroit has one
Of the best bands of backs in The
country with WhizZer White. Cot
ton Price. Harry Hopp RI al in
action. Edwards worries are con-
centrsted on the tackle and end
departments where the club ap-
pears in need Of much bolstering,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
EnHsts Help

II didn't realize such tourna-
ment was such big job Bar
baro said ] haven't even Starteds
hut I've had 10 get dozen fell
lows Ia help me
Barbara, running his n q f,
through his thick and Wavy BLACK
lar looked puzzled as ne pulled
, packet of letters and kilograms
rom his pockets
Look" Barbara said "All
these from people telling me how
the tournament should he run.
And aIl different Some Of them
have good ideas though. Wen
just have 10 have my stan silt
out the good ones. But II shows
interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Edwards had 10 tackles and
he'll have much better idea Of
what IS what when he finishes
throwing them against the Steel
ers, who are also starting the new
campaign with new coach. Bert
Bell. former Philadelphia Eagles
boss
The Lions first team now CON
tains only one freshman. Harry
'Hippcty) Hopp. The hard going
shifty triple threat fullback from
\ Nebraska Hopp rounds out what
looks like one ~ the smoothest
backhelds Detroit has had with
the Whizzer Al wingback. Price
at tsiiback and either Bill CALI
han or Fred Vanzo IN the blocking
back position
Bill Fisk teams on the tanks
with the veteran Chuck Hanne-
man. while Glenn Crabtree and
Tony Furst. who saw some ex-
pefience last year. are Al the
tackles Edwards has no worries
about the center Of the line with
John Wiethe and Bill Radoyich Al
the guards and Alex Wojciecho-
WlcZ ~ center
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

NJ her 2 Singh win.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-04-26
COOred Permanent Damnng Degradation USA

Cooke at Commonwealth SIP or 1924
by which all passengers are fully pro
tected by insurance coverage. The gen
eral admission will be fifty cents per-
person and those wishing reservations
for either booths or tables, seventy-fve
cents will include this privilege which
must be paid for in advance through
Garrison 1859, Highlands $500, NAL
den 5890-R or Commonwealth 9657. A
special menu of excellent cuisine will
be prepared featuring Mothers south
ern fried chicken at seventy-fve cents
baked Virginia ham and potato
salad at fifty cents . your choice Of
assorted sandwiches from twenty-five
cents up :. s. all ginger ales and colas
and twenty five cents per bottle
Also bowls of cracked ice at
twenty-five cents draft beer
at fifteen cents per glass. . bottled ales
at twenty-five cents per bottle e. also
champagne and sweet or dry wines.
The prices will positively prevailed at
the Top Halter affairs so B.Y.OL. and
enjoy grand evening on May 5, 194l.
See add on last page.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-04-26
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sir Norman Here Sunday

"The Roots of the War and The
Revolution" will be the subject of the
address by Sir Norman Angel at the
Community Church at 10 80 am. Sun
day, April 27, in Symphony Hall. Sir
Norman is an author and lecturer of
international fame, author of "The
Great Illusion, "The Story of Money!.
Americas Dilemma Alone or Allied?"
and 'For What Do We Fight?". He
was knighted by George V for his work
for international peace and is the win
ner of the Nobel Peace Award.
Sir Norman will aim to answer cues
tons Americans want to know as ::
What chances of success has the revo-
luton IN government and morals now in
process in Europe and Asia? Why has
the new order adherents in almost every
country of the world? Has it gained
adherents as we know it had in France,
Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Norway.
the Balkans, Italy and Japan? How
IS this revolution comparable to that in
Russia a quarter of a century ago?
What IS the relation between the two?
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-04-26
GnutH E. HaHrn SRI.
4I1th AnnturrHatu

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E.
Pasco, Sr. at % Westminster Ave.
was the, scene on Thursday, Apr. "a.
OF a large family gathering in honor of
their fortieth wedding anniversary.
Father Hughes of st. Bartholomew
Church was present and gave his bless
ing to his Senior Warden and his wife
(Mr. and Mrs. Pasco) on this joyous
occasion.
The family group consisted of the
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis G. Viii
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Young,
Mrs. Aline P. Wharton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Pasco, Jr.; Mr.. Wendell M.
Pasco; Mr., and Mrs. Louis Vincent.
sister and brother-in-law of Mrs.
Pasco; and grandchildren, Francis G..
Wilson, Jr., Marian Wilson, Aline
Young, Dorothy Young, Jackie Whar-
ton, Ruth Joan Pasco, Louis Pasco,
III; and niece, Barbara Vincent. Many
kilograms of best wishes were received
from family and friends among which
was one from Mr.. Pasco's sister, Mar
garet, and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Munroe, of Huntington, Long
Island.