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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Choir Has
Program

A very pleasant Sunday afternoon
program was presented by the SEN
ior choir Of Second Baptist church
on last Sunday. with Or. W o.
Terrell. as NJ. C. Tho program
consisted OF anthems and spirituals
by the following visiting choirs-
Calvary Baptist. ST Johns Preshy-
terian. Russell Street Baptist.
Ebenezer AME Hartford Avenue
Baptist. Second Baptist Choir No. .
and Chorus. Representing the Hart
ford Avenue BAPTIST. Every Ready
Chorus. Mr. Bowman gave hum-
orous reading. representing ST.
Paul AME Zion church. Mrs. Lulu
Waiver sang an enjoyable soprano
solo: Ebenezer Bethany chorus was
represented by bass soloist There
were well rendered solos hy Luther
Harvin. tenor soloist % the preshy-
terian church choir and also tenor
solo by Mr.. Malone.
A fair sized audience was In at
tendance. r. C. croft n the presi-
dent OF Second Baptist Senior choir
and Or. W O Terrell. director
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Ruth Feted
In Country

The picturesque country home
OF Dorothy jenkins. ON Barbara
Road, in Mt. Clemens. was opened
to a small group Of out-of-towncrs
at luncheon honoring Ruth Jean
Hutchins. last Saturday afternoon.
Ruth will become the bride OF Louis
James Smoot Sunday, June 20, at
Calvary Baptist church.
The all-white centerpiece of
shasta daisies and babysbreath.
which decorated the luncheon table.
was art -.cally arranged around a
miniature bride and groom The
table was covered with lace cloth
After very delicious lunch Of
city chicken. creamed potatoes, hot
rolls. buttered asparagas tips. fruit
salad and ice tea, endless chatter
began 10 flow.
The hostess presented the bride
elect with a unique chrome and
wine-colored cocktail set.
Before returning TO the swelter-
ing heat of Detroit. the young lad
les took q drive along the shores
Of Lake ST. Clair Other guests be-
side tho pretty bridc-clcct includ-
ed Edna Kyle, who will he maid Of
honor: Jennie Strickland. another
attendants Marjorie Strickland.
Zcnoba white Helen lines Filing
ton. all Of Detroit. and Marie
Drewry. OF Quinn road.
The hostess. who will also be In
the wedding party, and Ruth Jean
were roommates for two years at
Spellman college. Atlanta. Ga.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

Arrangements Of lilies. delph IT.
ium and giadioli decorated tho
table The thrce-tiered cake Was
topped bs Tiny bride and groom
Mildred and Zehadah Nuthleb.
cousins ~ inc groom who wore
quaint colonial frocks CT blue
sprgced muslin Vita long lace
miiis. served the guests.
The newly-weds lefi for a houss-
moon nip 10 rentwa'er. Mirhiean
The bride wore sheer jat kcf
frocK OF sky blue crepe The "
neck OF tho dress had a full plca'-
81 collar Of orcandy and lace Her
rolled hrim hat ~ white lplcSsd
mesh had a crown Of black velvet
Among the wedding guests
we're. Mrs Alice Flowers. If Chi
caco Mn. Hughes Peterson Nrs.
Bertha Allen Mrs Elizabeth
Woodley. who played the wedding
march: Mrs. Yolando Maddox, who
sang Mrs r l. Rradhv. Mrs
Bcrnice Solomon. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Croft, Mrs. Anna Price.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Roses Come
To Shower

Beautiful in every detail was tho
surprise miscellaneous shower
given for Miss Lille Olive by Mrs
Bessie Harden at the Brewster
Community center.
The brides table was beautifully
decorated with a hand made cloth
and a centcrpiece OF red. white and
pink roses. A profusion Of these
flowers filed the room. Rcfresh-
ments consisted OF cake and ice
cream sailed nuts, cheese chips
and ginger ale.
The hridc-elect received MANY
beautiful presents. The Premier
Homc-makers gave her A lovely
mahogany tier table
Bridge was tho main feature Of
the afternoon and among the play-
ers were Mrs Ollie Elders. Mrs
Loxley I.avilitosi. Mrs Rosa Cham
hers Mrs. Carrie Wills, Miss Rosa
Barrett Mrs. Evelyn Dennis. Miss
Mamie Fueoif. Mrs Willie REM
bert, Mrs Mary Dorsey Mrs. Rosa
Gaines Mrs Winifred Page. Mrs
Rowena Wood Mrs Fannie WRIGHT.
Mrs Estrl Hawkins. Mrs. Rosetta
Scwell Mrs. Bertha Lawrence. Miss
Nellie Olive. Miss Sallie Rainoy.
Miss Tressio Harris. Mrs Trcssie
Tabor Mrs Fannie RaineJ and
Miss Bertha Lawrence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Lone Star
Gives FLOWERS

The Lone star Chapter No. 26
Prince Hall Affiliaiion had as
guests for their second meeting in
June, the grand worthy matron.
Mrs. Agnes Bristol and Mrs Alice
Yancey. grand worthy lecturer. Mrs.
Rose Murphy past matron Of Guild
ing Star chapter. and Mr. and Mrs.
White.
Mrs. Bristol thrilled the group
with a very interesting talk and
greetings were brought from Guild
ing Star and Priscilla chapter by
Mesdames Murphy and White re-
spectiyely
The grand lecturer gave some
helpful instructions. A rigid test
was given the Lone Star members.
The grand matron md grand lee
turer were presented with hcauti-
full bouquets after which q delicht-
full repast WAS served. Tho hall
was very colorful and an enjoy
able time was had by all.
, The occasion was also special
celebration for Lone Star. as they
have completed payment on their
lodge hall site.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Grods GET
LoCPcfS

Graduation day brought much
happiness to the graduation Nom
hors Of the Soiourner Truth club.
Vivian Griffin. Alice Lehifoot and
Susie Gordon. 10 was on that day.
Juno II that tho club president
little Miss Juanita Wilson met al
2i63 Antictam street with her
most active members. Bernice
Thornton. Juanita owens and Jack
10 woodson and made ARRANGEMENTS
for rsriy "a he given for the
graduates
After rlayinE a number NJ games
the group went 10 the dining room
whore the table was laden with ice
cream cake End candies. As = eff
from the club The girls each 70
ceived a n'cture loctet Mrs. Ann +
Lewis Il sponsor ~ these junior
oir1c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Mrs. Brooks
Has Club

History repeated itself Thursday
June IL when Mrs. Lillian Brooks
of PHO McDougall avenue again
was the charming hostess to the
North End Social and Art club.
There was wonderful attend
ance and many pledges were given
for the club home.
Mrs. Rosa Brown presented a
very interesting program. featur-
Ing the Twentieth Century Vacation
club in music and song. The North
End Spiritual Singers led by Mrs
MARCEL Wilson rendered a medlay
OF spirituals. Mrs. Willie Taylor
who was added as new member
gave one OF her own readings. Mrs.
NJ. Patton. the president had the
officers pass in review. Mrs. Boa
trice Brown represented the Ameri-
can Beauty club and Mrs. Cassie
Morris. Bethesda hospital.
Also present were Mrs. Roxy
Saunders. Mrs. Beasley and Mrs.
Walker who gave readings and
Mrs. Jenkins who sang
The group adjourned 10 meet
again in the fall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

lied. made Vera one Of the pretii-
e-i Of June brides Saturday aft
oruoon when ~ 3 o'clock she ex-
changed her wedding VOWS with
Marshall Mohammod Muthlch. The
son OF Nj and Mrs ABDUL Muthleb
Of Chicago.
Tho bride chose her own home
on Woodland avenue a. the scene
Of her wedding. and with its high
cciln& IL. antique furnishings
It's heirloom china and crystal, IL
was Tie background made to or
der for the dainty miss IN Vic
-.arian gown. who descended the
winding stairway. on the arm Of
her father William Pate. 10 ap-
proach an altar Of relms and ca
thcdra candles in the large bay
windows % the living room. Rev.
n. L. Dyadbv officiaicd
Preceding Vera 70 The altar were
four vo4fhful attendants. all gown
ed alike in airy frocks Of apnle
green oreandy The dresses had
tinv puffed sleeves fight-fitiing
hasques with square necks trim
mod with a double row of plcating
Of the same material The hens Of
tho Very full skirts were also-trm-
med In plcaiing The maid Of hon
or's dress Was distinguished nv a
scallopcd nookline and hem Each
girl wore a picture hat of orcaudv.
which was edged n tho pleatlne
They tied under tho chin v 1T h
large green ipllc bows The attend
ants colonial bouquets We're OF
pink roses. sweet meas and carna-
lions tod IN deep blue satin liar-
riet Fate was her sisters maid OF
honor. The bridesmaids were:
Florence Pate. another sister:
shirley Turner and Alice Stanton.
The brides gown was a irium-
phant combination " simplicity
and charm. Made Of white oreandy
on Victorian lines. II was distin-
guishcd hv square neck. full
pulled sleeves and skirt which
was attached 10 tho tipv bodice by
n elrdle. and flowed into an oval
train Tho neck. sleeves. eirdie and
entire hem Ire were trimmed With
a dcep rufflc of eXquistelv en-
hroidered organdy. The finger-iip
VOL was fastened 10 a halo OF the
embroidered organdv which trim
med tho dress. Veras bouquet was
colonial Arrangement Of garden
iae. fressia and sweet peas
Abdul Mufhlch. Of Chicago was
his brothers. hest man The ushere
were: Ghulam Nuthlch. cousin:
charles Slaughter and Conklin
BRAY
For her daushter's wedding.
Mrs. Pate wore p hrocadcd chiffon
with shirred bodice. full hishor
sleeves and a softly draped skirt
Mrs Muthlch wore pale blue
chiffon studded with rhineJones
! Both mothers wore eardenias The
/ brides grandmother Mrs Hattie
Duprce. was attircd IN frock OF
dcer wine lawn which was figured
in white
On tho brides table vas nader
IA and lace cloth Candies burned
In hranched crystal candelahra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Lady Hamilton Inspires
Gowns at Lewis Rites

Sundays rain held off just long
Ecush for everything TO he bright
hi glorious during the time that
|s4hh Elizabeth Lewis and Clar-
BE- Earl Edwards were exchang-
b. their Wedding VOWS
| Tho bride who is the daughter of
J. and Mrs William NJ. Lewis, Of
b Hague avenue. was married
! her parents home sunday after
|pcn al four o'clock. The Rev. Wal
i 4 Cgider was the officiating
(srgyman The nuptial service was
bal hefor, an enbankment Of
bins and pure white flowers.
As Mrs.. William l.. Stonestreet
Yard lho Wedding march the brid
tsndanis Hattie Lewis. sis
tfcihe bride and maid OF honor;
kd Ruby Mormon entered the liy-
y room which was the scene Of
e service They wore identical
tty Hamilton frocks which had
Z Characteristic full bishop
|ssvfs and high round necklines
filined WIKI shocking which gave
llress 70 The sheer marquisette
Ftiees The voluminous skirts
re Of lafcia Hattie's gown was
l palost hac, while Ruby's was
|rk Each maid wore a headpiece
l,Nh matched her frock. Their
|oaers were PINK roses.
| The bridal robes we're fashioned
4 Ivory duchess satin along
flnfess lines To a halo of tulle
''' fastened an exquisite finger
4 veil q appliqued tulle. The
Fae carried bouquet OF white
F*tads and habysbreath.
Lllle Charlotte Stonestreet, in a
Farming hate Greenaway frock OF
are DOTTED swiss, was the flower
ulmofe Johnson assisted the
|oom as hest man.
reception followed the wedding
''mony The brides table was
Ltfed with white lace cloth.
was conferred ny a three-tiered
'aNng cake which was topped
my love birds.
ne young couple are at home at
Philadelphia.
Auene Ashe sang Through the
sIs preceding the ceremony.
l,onF The guests were: Kathryn
wv, Edward Solomon. Mrs.
Vr clifton. Mrs. Odessa Solo
y Mrs lydia Brookins. Mr.. and
Russell King. Mrs. Lucille
1sn' Mrs. J. c. stubbs. Mr. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Christian Love-
) Topic

.ae Class Of Esther held It's
4. ",ny meeting Friday evening at
nome 81 Mrs. Bessie Ramsey.
|, :. vernon Highway. The meet
ppened with a short devotional
e., ied by the chaplain, Mrs.
s, ~'a Tho president. Mrs.
,',a b GIN. presided. The bust
parl of the meeting was finish
,,,.u.n'p'ly and the speaker OF the
h.,s me Rev J. c. Clark was
|o,,' a'ea His talk on christian
h w, vas very timely and inspir-
\ l, sss Juaniia Durham rendered
WI s,umental solo The class en-
ronas'lng Mrs Jennings present.
Ir., Tho program the hos
|,,, n slrs Katie Braggs. Mrs.
n 7, ~, pewali Mrs Bessie wheeler
Ill,l.a. Bessie Ramsey served a
So 60, desert. Visitors were Mrs.
|sh " y. Mrs GRAY. Aaron De
~ and Mrs. Aaron Dewalt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Well All Right!

Tho draft party FOR Arthur Clark
saw Warren Young having his US
uai GOOD time also Eugene Clark.
Berniee Miller looked strange at
The skating party without Elmer
Wade Il looks Ike old tines
with CALVIN Haeaes and Roberta
HI holding hands again..
Flash Theresa Terrell denies all
rumors e The effect That she and
Hatchins coleman are engaged -.
You Mould have knocked mo out
Ni'h feather when ] heard that
LOUIS Brown and Lleilie vircent
We're 70 be ,mamed The G.adi-
aiole dance reNt week is coine 20
'e tough ero.gA.... Great men ole.
hNt their yoires livr on con rec0rls)
me sayitg 81 the week by War
ron Pttre louis wade seems 70
81 iook.nS quite frequently az
Jeanne Fuller aSaln., Bat so IL
Grover strong What Les Ca %.
attempting 20 howi le' the BAH ht
Tho floor and aTos' ended VIZ ~
knocking the pins down with her
own body?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Hiawathas'
Leader Dies

The IIiawatha Charity and saw
inc club met Ut the home of Mrs'
Rsttv Hutchinson. 1929 Dubois.
Thursday evening with Mrs. Ad-
do Jackson, vice president pre-
siding After the general routine
Of business delightful repast was
served by the hostess.
They will meet next ~ the homo
Of Mrs a. Jackson. 1859 Madison.
Tho club regrets very much the
nasslnr Of their president, Mrs.
MYRTLE Polk on MAY ~ She was
a lovely president and CHRISTIAN
woman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Chums Rejoice

The sudden and unexpected
meeting OF two childhood friends
brought tears OF jov when Mrs
Columbia CLAYTON. Of BIRMINGHAM
Ala walked into tho home " Mrs.
Robert IIollawav. clio Hague last
week. These ladies had not seen or
heard from each other since their
grade school DAYS IN Oklahoma.
City A round ~ lavish entertain
ment Immediately followed
Throughout tho week
Mrs. CLAYTON + ~ wife " a
nro-,inc~t deri's, ~ BIRMINGHAM
while Mrs Hollawa' "rookie" n
he- friends. " tho VIZ" ~ Rob
Hollaway. proprietor Of the Larks
Grill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Scarlet Club
Meets

The recently organized Scarlets
club held their latest meeting at
the home Of Mrs Helen Roderick
Members present included Mrs.
Dorothy Canady, Mrs Helen New
rls. Mrs. l.. Austin. Mrs Elizabeth
Curtis. Miss Eunice Greer and Miss
Lillian Frank.
The scarlcts wish 10 thank lhclf
many friends for support given
them at their last party
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
DOWN THE ROAD A PIECE

in on few OF the happenings of the
Younger Set.
DOWN THE ROAD A PIECE
Dewey Turner, Mabelle and Es-
telle McDuffie nd Catherine Tur-
ner took time out 10 motor all the
way to Houston. Texas to attend
convention.
Isabelle Greene is vacationirg in
Kentucky. and Claude Spivey is
awfully lonesome.
Bill Crockrell plans to visit his
home in Cincinnati. Ohio. the fourth
Of july. he has some fine plans
whom he returns. tell you later.
Bernice Dickcrson bid few OF
her friends $50 Long" last Wednes-
day. when she left for home in
Wilmington. delaware. The little
square from Delaware" will come
back 10 school in September ac-
companied by her baby sister
"Thelma.' who will also attend
Wayne L. Among the very few
present were: Kenny Stonestreet,
AL and Eel. Lightfoot. Charles Will
son, Theona Washington. Claude
Spiyey. Barbara Faithful. Walter
Cannon. Mable Kaiser, and Tony
Quaker. who declared he was mar
ried until he saw Mable.
CUPID DOES FINE
Luella Vincent. OF Canada is now
Mrs. Louis Brown. The couple
decided that two could live as
cheaply as one. so they eloped
The best OF luck.
What's this | hear about Doro-
thy Stevenson wearing big da-
mond from Billy Allen. oh.
we'll. expected IT,
Wherever there is food you can
always find Zelma Liehtfoot and
Charles Wilson. j.. eating minds
run together.
There are two girls. one lives on
Macomb street and the other In
Ecorse. who are going to drive
me crazy talking about Tommy
Love and Frank Norman.
on THE RIGHT SIDE
I've given you my opinion OF
these twenty-ffth century styles.
and just to show you that nv heart
is in the right place. I'm going TO
comment on the correct styles. A
good example was set at the Ivy
Leaf formal recently. most Of the
girls wore very beautiful and
dainty cotton formals.
This year cotton dresses seem TO
be the rage even for the best dress
cd woman. They are very easy to
lafnder. add the correct Access
series. appropriate hair style
and you'll look just like down
town.
Esquire paints different pictures
Of how men should dress from
those I see on the street. Theec In
dispensable cocoanut straws land I
don't mean the FIVE inch hrimsl are
the very thing. They can be worn
for dress or sport.
JUNIOR SOCIETY
Corrine Griffin. one ~ our sub
debhIes. was very lovely hostess
assisted ny her sister Frances. At
her graduation party given in her
home on Begole avenue At least =
hundred Of her friends shared
equal fun and laughter as they
danced until mId-nieht. not failing
10 mention the delicious rcnast
they completely demolished Pres
ont were. Frank Johnson. Barbara
Browne. Agnes Munson. Theodore
Stringer. Charles Sampieton. Bettv
and Bern'ce Gibbs Charlotte Whit
taker Dorothy Robinson. Geneva
Powers. Lineous Dickerson. Flor
ence Lunderman. Theresa and
Thelma Thurmond. Milton Curetan.
Wendell Brown William Edwards.
Hazel DEAN. Horiense and CLYDE
Wills. Rernice Hodges. nsnr's
C.'hv Dorothy ard Mshel NcIwsi-
lillian Owens Otis Carter Pearl
nobhins. Bernice Scott wiliiam
Temrlton and many. many others
Rve now dron me line Al $3.50
pn~cfo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
'onny Exulfs

| IN bcnuay pniy was given June
|lr,c,i,oa OF Sonny Moore at his
bon, ~, " home on Brush street
b ,erv friends participated I'm
ih' ana rec, received many useful
'sms '"us OF cards and tele-
''r,: ch, ~. many friends present
b Tho e,' : Mrs Julia Single.
wing 49, IN * Wis spent in
|nc. Al, nv, s When parting lime
|M man. az his friends left sonny
|'hdays. "'sn Tor more happy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

Mrs Joseph Starton Mrs Mar
iorie Nepean Mrs Jeanne Young.
Ruth Slaugh'er. Maury Akin Mr..
ard Mrs Clarence Branhan. Mrs.
Thereea Harris and Mrs Edna
TAYLOR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Youth andBeautY Reign
At Vera Pate's Weddinq

perfect day beautiful home. bridal party full Of
the bloom and exurberance of youth and gowns and
scheme that outstanding will make the
Of Vera Evelyn Pates wedding day mperishabe those
who were guests at the OCCASION Art and thus all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Personal
From
GODFATHER ANN DIcKERsOy

Whee, sure Is warm. Guess I'll
stop tanning long enough TO let you
in on a few OF the happenings of the
Younger Set.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
PASSING 1T ALONG!
With HAROLD SHAW

Commentator Is due the state high school athletic
for the it grabbed the bull by the horns and
with complete plans for the 1912 Class and basketball
tournaments Just three weeks after the delegate
b. the board the power TO act on these ticksh
problems.
Saturday and Sunday the fiveman state board met in
Spokane these problems Here what happened
The eght.team Class tournament will be held at
Cheney with Eastern Washington College of Education
acting the Pin Easter lily the broad
bosom of Red Reese dragging down this plum for
the Cheney institution.
Two of the eight teams in the tourney will come from
Southwest Washington. each from West Central North
west North Central Yakima Valley Southeast and North
EAST districts. The tournament should be from
|start to finish.
200 will compete in the tourney but in to this
dividing line may be raised state law forcing
odaon of school districts certain many present
y schools up into the A ranks.
The redisricting necessary for the A tournament
accomplished painless,. Tacoma retained its
present method of getting in. An additional berth
allotted the West Central district. supposedly TO be
given Puget Sound Conference Three schools will come
from Southwest Washington instead of two. Three
will still come from Northwest Washington.
This the West Side places the
the first time The six East Side places allotted
i follows
Eight teams-Walla Wala Wenatchee West Valley
CENTRAL Valley and four Spokane schools hands big
Quincy with the top three teams winning state tourney
erhs One berth is left for the Yakima Valley and the
North Central districts while the Northeast and Southeast
districts will decide berth between them
Offhand il seems like Yakima is going TO raise
awful howl about this plan leaves such teams
Gle Elum, Elensburg. Yakima. Toppensh and Pasco
fighting for berth instead of two. Perhaps the
state board intends kittitas county into the
North Central district but this not contained in
the from Spokane.
The action by the board will permit districts
which the and plan raises havoc with present
leagues to begin work at in figuring out payoffs
! or 1912.
efntey be schools This fact change the setup in
his league next winter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15

at Yskims.
Many limits have been taken
since the lake ~sson opened, "
ssid steve. who spent Easter
with his mother, Mrs stephen
Burke. 2a62 SO q At
The Nah were ~ fine s,s
and In exceptional condition"
Him Rock lake IN 20 miles
cat Of Yakima toward the yahi-
ma side AZ Mount Rainier.
II 10 necessary To TO To
Yskims and then travel through
the town of Naohes on the new
White Pass highway.
steve. by the way. Who has
beensinvalided for thre. ~ more
years. reports encouraging i'm.
provsmsnt Hs hopes IN no
hunting with the old gang eoms
this fall.
And all who know steve are
praying his hopes viii h. fui-
filled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
Billy Gets EN-

Billy Larson. 10 years old. took
his fishing rod. went To his
uncles home near Tacoma and
said 10 his uncle;
i came out To keieh some
trouts. Uncle Howard
Go right ahead. said Uncle
Howard. q grin on his face. Then
10 himself. said There's no fish
In Clover creek. but the little
guy'il have some fun trying, any
way"
SO Billy went 10 the stream a
few rods away.
The way the trout hit
and the length OF them was
. caution.
Uncle Towards getting his
fishing rod together for stream
fishing opening. which ia May Z.
Billy. innooen1y. you know,
doesn't understand game laws.
His logic IL. trout ar. where
and when you find them.
incidentally. II this corner had
hin way there would b. no
fishing iaws barring little tikss
Ike Billy from fishing any
time any where.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15

Is FOUNDERS and two Ia
Founders.
They used rs ar 7o.ponpd
siik lipes with four or ~ feet
of tsGusa leader Of four or
sis-pound test. And light.
soft rods.
They keep out Of swif, water
:. and just drift.
Frank Harting. Point boat
house manager. tells me they
get 'em even when salmon are
reported absent from the waters.
However. others. too. got
some fish. including Craig
Denman. LYMAN stenb~rg. y.
swanson. 49,, Founders; Con
rad i1pd. Mike Nicholas. ~
FOUNDERS. Roy Miller and wife.
Tho Millers sparred three
each. the others two each.
Thursday. a. reported, was
the biz day Of last week. That's
when nearly everybody on the
Point waters caught their big
Kings.