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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Party Will Be
Church Benefit
81. Johns OF The Woods
VIII Be Rebuilt

On Friday evening. Jan. "a,
. in St. Leo's gymnasium, 50.
18th ST. and Yakima ave, the
citizens OF Tacoma and vicin-
. ity will have an opportunity
To show their Good Neigh
Dor" spirit by patronizing the
card party and social which
lis being given at that time
to raise the necessary funds
10 start rebuilding the little
/ Catholic church known as st.
Johns of the Woods, near
/ Midland. which burned to
the ground the week before
| Christmas.
The committee in charge of
arrangements is headed by
Miss Sadie Foye as general
chairman.
The ticket committee, is headed
by Mrs o. J. Nearns. assisted by
Mesdames F. Redding, w Corri-
gan. J. Mickelitch. ". Crossman,
J. Fete. G. Gilman. and Messrs.
Philip Klee. Emmett Gallagher and
Edward Boyles.
The men of the parish are maxi
ing sure that there will be ample
facilities for taking care of the
card games. so that every guest
will be able TO play the game of his
choice. This committee is COM
posed Of Messrs. John Smithlin,
Bob Tarrant, Elvin Bombardier,
William Bombardier. J. Lemieux,
J. Chaser and A. Kowalchuk
Special entertainment is being
lined up by a committee including
Mesdames Peter Dickson, Orville
Bombardier, Mrs. f. J. GILES
Miss Helen Smith, and Messrs
Martin Renggi, Harold Thader
and Orville Bombardier
Already well known throughout
the city for their ability as good
cooks. the women are planning or
deighting their guests with late
supper. The committee in charge
of the supper is headed by Mrs
Ray Smith and Mrs. Anton Bonn
barber, assisted by the Mesdame'
r. Thaden. J. Paul. r. Freeman
NJ. Dickson. f. Crimes, J. Gill
CHAN. L. Hoffman. A. Koval anC
b c. Woodford.
e. A group of members of TIN
Young Ladies Institute of Tacoma
under the direction of their presi
dent. Miss Marie Drummer, vii
assist with the serving; they arr
e also actively helping with tn
sale of tickets and with the enter
tainment planned for the evening
The list of patrons and patron
esses for this benefit party is al
ready large and is growing day by
p, day, and includes friends and well
t wishers from every part of th'
city. A partial list includes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Saturday Club 10 Be
ORGANIZED Soon

Among the many music organ
izations on the Pacific Lutheran
College campus. the girls dormi-
tory residents have decided to
form a Saturday morning chapter.
They plan to listen to opera pro-
grams via the radio, study the
biographies and stories Of the ia
nous composers of modern and
classical music, and plan to attend
some operas to be given in Tacoma
this year
Miss Grace Blomquist. assistant
dean Of women at the college, has
been selected as the group adviser.
The adopting of a name, eonstitu-
ton. and a motto for the club are
now being considered. The MEM
bership at the present time is
limited to dormitory girls.
Messrs. and Mesdames A. b Com
fort. Theodore Gaffney, Milton
Richmond. Dale Forkenbrock. Ken
meth Mccarthy. Judson Benton,
Cecil Cavanaugh, A NJ Oswald,
James Dempsey. ROLAND Evans,
Joseph Megary, ". F. Gosselin,
Cyril Fairhurst, J. J. Riedinger, H.
Eigenman. Gregory Lantz, Matt
Cline, Arthur Sleet. Ernest L.
Blanc, A. j. Gaudette, Russell
Johnson. Maurice Galbraith. Judge
and Mrs Clarence Layton, DR.. and
Mrs. A NJ. Flynn. DR. and Mrs.
John Garceau, Dr. and Mrs. Jos.
Mclaughlin, Mrs. Mary Leonard,
Mrs. Florence Foley. Mrs Mary
Youmans, Mr.. J. ". Jackson. and
the Misses Marie Drummer. Irene
Dunn Catherine Zittel. Helen and
Margaret Fisher, Ann Holt. Estella
Vane, Irene Gaudette and Florence
McHuph.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Past Presidents
To Be Honored
Special Meetings Planned
BY Legion Auxiliary

Past presidents of Rhodes
unit of the American Legion
auxiliary will be honored at
their meeting Monday eve
ming, Jan. 20. at the Memorial
hall on So. G ST.
Mrs. Osborne Lennon. jun
Tor past president. is chair
man of arrangements and has
invited living presidents to at
tend or to send a message to
the group for that evening if
they are unable to be present.
Those who have served in this
position are Mesdames d. f.
Roberts. Ida McEwsn. Earl
Thompson. Karl Rathvon, Ernest
Falskow, Frances Shaw. f. l..
Hiberly. John Ollie. George F.
Allen. Chester Sumner, Vida
Little, f. p. Wilson. Margaret
Gross. c. F. Davidson, Loretta
o'Day. Frederick Whitehead, Keith
Goodman. II. J. c. Berg, Sidney
Best. and Osborne Lennon.
Guest speaker of the evening
will be Miss Eileen Tuttle of Public
Health Nursing service who will
talk on the prenstal clinic which
is being sponsored at the Pierce
county hospital by the auxiliary.
There will be musical numbers
and refreshments will conclude the
evening. Assisting with the social
hour will be Mesdames F. Allen.
X. J. c. Berg. c. F. Davidson and
Keith Goodman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Guild 10 Open
Week S Activities

Caroline A Laid guild will
open activities for women OF First
PRESBYTERIAN church with a lunch
con meeting Monday afternoon at
1890 in Middleton parlor. Host
esses will be Mesdames J. r.
Heats and c. r. Heaton. Mrs.
z. B. Webb will present the pro-
gram taken from The Presby-
terrain
Tuesday circle F Will meet with
Mrs. Fred Phillips. 1917 So. Grant,
for a sandwich luncheon Al u 80.
Mrs. Roy r. Dodd and Mrs. Wesley
Moore will De in charge OF the
study for the day. Wednesday
will find circle { members meet
ing Al the home of Mrs. J. X.
Hosts. 1914 So. 5th. at u 80
Members will bring sandwiches
for the meeting. Mrs. Myrtle
Johnston will lead the Bible study.
Meeting also Wednesday viii ne
members OF Inez r. Weyer guild
who will hold an executive COM
mittee meeting at Il o'clock IN
the morning with q general bust
ness meeting following. Mrs. y.
B. Nelson VIII preside. Guild MEM
bers will join delegates to the
Presbyterisl meeting for luncheon
at u so and viii later attend their
afternoon session. Dr.. W. l.
Young and DR.. Frank +. Warren,
president Of Wmtworth college
viii be the speakers. ReserFs-
tons for the luncheon may oe
made with Mrs. J. W. Newell Pr.
zoos, before Tuesday.
Sewing club Of the Danish Sister
hood will meet AZ the home Of Mrs.
A Jensen. soI5 South 18th st. on
Tuesday afternoon for luncheon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20

Miss Mary Jean Morris wore
black velvet trimmed with white.
and her Delta Gamma sorority
sister. Miss Virginia Haines. wore
frothy pink net. Enjoying inter
mission entertainment from the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon table were
Tacomans Lynn Scholes. Jim Pet
rich and Howard Gregg.
Among the many members OF
Delta Delta Delta sorority who
attended were Miss Alice Gibson.
Miss Jean Keys, Miss Kay King
and Miss Lea Munroe. Miss King
attended with Tom Taylor. also OF
Tacoma.
Lee Irwin Of Delts Epsilon. who
vas publicity chairman for the
affair. Joined a group of his fra
ternity brothers at the fraternity
tahie. Odd Lund was another Ia
conan in the group.
In Grecian simplicity. Miss
Betty Carlson wore light blue
crepe with halter neckline. Her
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority sis
tie. Miss Frances Cole, wore
white Jersey with q flame red vel
veteen jacket.
Attending pre-ball dinner At
the Kappa Sigma fraternity house
with their escorts were Miss Lois
Button and Miss Virginia Thomas.
members Of Kappa Delta. Miss
Button was escorted by William
Walter. and Miss Thomas was the
guest Of Scott Mark. Other MEM
bers Of the fraternity who were
hosts At the dinner and the ball
were William Larson. Charles
Allen and William Mattson. An
other Kappa Delft, who attended
school in Tacoma was Miss Patsy
whitmore.
A multi-layered formal OF peach
mousseline de sole. with q sweet
heart neckline was chosen by Miss
Mary Gordon for the evening. Her
Chi Omega sorority sister. Miss
Kay Kelly. attended in black taft
feta with metallic flowers scat
tered on the full skirt and gath
cred bodice.
Feting their guests before the
dance with a dinner at the Alpha
Sigma Phi fraternity house were
Ray Nicola and Wesley Bergman.
Seen chatting with her Sigma
Kappa sorority sisters between
dances. Miss Katherine Clifford
wore a black formal skirt with a
white chiffon blouse. In the same
group were Miss Marian Hartwich.
Miss Beryl Cunningham and her
escort Brice Bucklin Of vashon
Island
Delta Kappa Epsilon members
entertained their guests before the
dance with a dinner at the chapter
hbacS. Hhitiik AaethAd sotFiss
attending were Miss Beverly Bird
sail and Robert Poe and Virginia
Welker and Keith Began. Other
Tacomans among the hosts were
Ross Butler. Dave Poe. Harold
Davies and Richard Elsbree. Miss
Roberta Rice. drum majorette of
the University band. was also n
guest at the dinner, wearing blue
taffeta-
Miss Phyllis jackson of Kappa
Alpha Theta. was another of the
many Tacomans dancing In the
huge ballroom.
Antique jewelry completed the
costume of Miss Violet Crowder of
Alpha XII Delta, who wore tur-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Many Tacomans Are Present for
Annual Ball al University
Win4er-WonderIsnd Theme Used for Large Affair
In Civic Auditorium fridsy Evening

School books date books and dance programs
suppanted study programs Friday night when University Of
Washington students gathered the Seattle Civic auditor
Jun for the annual Varsity ball Many Tacomans among
the group of girls in multi-coored formas and
edos and upper-class army and naval uniforms.
Fraternity and sorority members gathered about white
covered tables that nged the dance floor and danced about
n mammoth who stood in the of the floor
following winter wonderland motif.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Wanna Club Will Dance Next Week
In Military Setting at Hotel
January Dance Will Have Timely Theme; Committee 10
Dine Before Party Saturday Evening in Roof Garden

The realistic end of the military pcture-sandbags
barbed WIRE and guns-wi do the honOrs theme
for the Wanna clubs military hop Saturday evening Jan
25, in the Winthrop roof garden.
Flags will fly in every corner of the and in the
background will be On the buffet supper table the
patriotic theme will be carried out we'll with red white
and blue sreamers, candles and flags small table
stan dardS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Birthday Party
Is thursday

Mrs. Anna Tletje was honor
guest al a luncheon on Thursday
afternoon al the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Paul Breseman.
The occasion honored her s1st
birthday.
Guests for the luncheon and aft
ernoon Of games were Nesdsmes
P. NJ. Johnson, Mary Pitts, Cora
Irving Alice Mckay. Larson. Fran
ces Wsldhelm. Elizabeth Engfer.
v A. Link. Emma Jones. Zoe 3
! Wheeler and Mabel MorTeA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20

quoise taffeta with a rhinestone
studded bodice Miss Crowder at
tended with Robert Robinson.
At the Beta Theta ri table were
lewis Jones, and Archie Heaton.
who escorted Miss Betty Klopfen-
stein.
Miss Sally Middleton, pledge Of
Gamma Phi Beta, chose white silk
jersey for her first varsity ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20

Miss Moreoret Moore is ohoirn'on for the
eighth onnuoi boil which members OF the
Girls Advertising club OF Tooorno will spon-
sor in the Winthrop Crstol ballroom on Feb
ruory |. The porty will hove Valentine
motif. -Pno.osrspn o, vlrns Halter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Splash Psrfy Saturday

Saturday evening, the Luther
league Of Central Lutheran church
will sponsor a swimming party at
the Y. M. c. A, from 7:30 TO .
p. m. Tickets may be secured from
any member Of the league. Of
which Eugene Gjertsen is the new
ly elected president. Following
ths swim there will be games and
refreshments At the church par
lors. Harold c. Keller will be d.
rector OF games and members OF
the Ladies guild will serve refresh
ments during the social hour.
Canadian Legion and auxiliary
will hold q card party at Emerson
hall. lloeis Broadway. on satur-
day evening II $50. Refreshments
VII be served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Clubs

Pierce County Association of the
blind will .ntertain at a dance on
.,,
90 ~ Wy ''e ~
the sixth Avenue hall. Inc puphc
is invited to the dance and light
supper later In the evening.
S..to ,oa.. M pa. I.ai..
a,,,,,ar, IA IN. Rrot,.rhood of
p.uroad Trai,,., u,nl hold
- ,o,.+,, -, Soturdoy ovenins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Reelected

Mrs Llewelyn Wing. VINO devofes much Of
her spore time 70 work N t7e Day Nursery club
ssos rec iecteo 70 serve another tern as board
member OF the loree charity organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20

Sewing club Of the Danish Sister
hood will meet at the home Of Mrs
4. Jensen. 3oI5 South nth st. on
Tuesday afternoon for luncheon
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
lombard Saws
They'll Pay, or

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb. 27.-Big
Ernie lombard. Cincinnati Red
catcher, today grimly chung to his
holdout role, announcing IF they
don't want to pay me. then they
can trade or sell me-"
1t was his answer to a Sign or
else" ultimatum issued by Warren
c. Giles, president of the Reds.
While his teammates were al
ready at Spring training. Ernie
remained close to his Oakland
home grumbling over the reported
statement of Giles that his pay
request-believed in excess of $751;
0O0-was way out of line"
"Giles might think It's out OF
line, but I DON'T" he said. "They
have the records back there.
Let them see for themselves.
They won't give me q chance to
make more money, but some
other club WILL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Eesnevieh Needs
Kdyo Tonight
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
he won't find the Connecticut
Yankee giving any ground. Mann
likes to get in and punch. too,
and is willing to take one to give
one.
In fact, Mann stepped in and
handed Louis one of the hardest
punches he's ever had, two years
ago, when he made an unsuccess-
full bid for the Bomber's crown.
Since that time he has won over
Bob Pastor and Arturo Godoy,
winning all seven fights he's had
under the managing hand of
dapper Joe Gould. who guided
Jim Braddock to the heights.
Braddock will be there tonight.
and SO will Louis.
Seminal bout on tonight's card
Will pair Speedy Johnson of Pom
tiac and Bobby Mcintyre. local
lightweight. in a rubber match.
johnson won a technical kayo and
Mcintyre a decision in the pre-
vious meetings, and this one
promises to be the best.
Also of special interest will be
another eight-rounder in which
Ray Robinson. former Detroiter,
makes his first appearance In a
local ring. Boosting eight knock
outs in winning his IL starts as
professional, he will meet Gene
Spencer of Chicago.
Principals were to weigh in at
the boxing commission offices this
afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

Raymond J. Ksnsaly II, ~; Doris n.
sutherland. 20.
John J. Tols, 10: loeephine Bnxxn-2i
Alexander w. osechnowicz. %: Bertha ".
Clarence c. BosIey. 81; Charlotte orills.
81
Jonn oolonka, a.; Gertrude Golab. 10.
Francis Rose, "a: Ruth Hoileran, ~.
David -Fried, 40 Liza Nelson, n.
Harry LuIsnko. 1; Lena luke, "a.
Edward Bujak. "a: Bernice Zarhwfeja, 2s.
Donald O. Hohsndorf. a.; Lucille N. Kopp.
20.
Jesse Fowler. IS: Nancy Randolph 20.
Charles z. Williams. 20; Jaequeiyn Dorf.
John E. Fisher. al; Florence Marie Baker.
Fred L. Young a.: Bi.neh. NJ. osr~ood.
Arthur H. oorlsk 20; Edith l. Benitovicn.
Harry Y. Stewart Jr.. n; Jane Mecsui, "a.
William z. sauve Al; Alice Winnie. IS.
Walter Z. Miller. n: Marian L. Clarke. Il
Jack Hensei. 81; Grace Camarda. IS.
Ben Goodgsn, 81: Mildred Diamond, 81.
George J. kovacs. -; Josephins II.
George Mclean. 20: Yvonn. Yrarho. II.
Hy Herman Smith. 80; Sylvia Shechter. n.
Alfred Hammer. 81: Rosalind Robinson, 81.
Erwin ward. 10: Rosemary Lsnsky. -.
Albert 10th. as; Mary 10th. 90.
WAL" aa Arthur Newman IT, q; Evelyn
Hj.lmsr Luoma Jr.. 70: Alice Pauline
Leo a sroek. as: Ann. z.srow,k,. 10.
Malcolm whhensn, a. Frances Aron-
Carl r. johnson Jr.. 81; Irene L. Mann.
Leo D.Yonk.r "a; Mildred A. Forster. 20.
Roy songer. Is, Wilma Graham. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Wins Dukes Trophy

NASSAU, Bahamas, Feb. IL
QNS)-A trophy given by the
Duke of Windsor is the priced pos
session of Frank Williams. man.
ager of a Connecticut life insur-
ance company, who defeated Roy
Thompson. a local star. in a &C.
hole golf tournament final.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
PALACE RACE CLOSE

Only two games separate The
first three teams in Palace Rec
reation House.
High scores-R. Carrier ais, Oestmann
2O3 Berun 200. NJ Knecht 210. H. Smith
226 R. Knecht 206-206 -220, L. Meyer 213,
8 Koval 212, Bertges as. A. Rahrtg 2l0.
223 F. witt I'll, B. Buban 212, F. Zee
! zylka 202, E. Marquardt 23s, w. stem
z2o-2o1. Kessier 207, Landefeld 215. Leh-
man 23I Keil 236, Nelson 201, A. Boyce
247, Gil 2ls, oliver 2O2, @. Klusman 204
j. Blum 2O5. B. Brewer. 213-210, NJ
Wrenbeck 223-20 CzFishsr- 2i5-233,- E.
snethkamP 22s, B. Miller 22s-2os; o:
234. E. Kukla 21s, r. Bowman 202. w.
Grimm 201.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
MI. Pleasant Airline
Record Set by {. & B. Five

George Holmes Ekhardt &
ecker did some fancy shooting
when it set a new all-time record
for Mt. Pleasant Recreation in
spilling 1106-1062-1115 for 1888 to
swamp Central State Distributors,
which showed 2828. by ass pins.
Carl (Peanuts) Kersten. subbing
for Tony Novak. wheeled across
723 with a $50 opener and closer.
Fred Breckle had two PATS for
CSC, Lou Sielaff CTS. Holmes Gal
and Gus Galaska, filling in for
Frank Zion, $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
ELKs ENTRIES CLOSE

Entries for the twenty-fourth
annual Elks National tournament
in Des Moines, Ia. March q
through May A. will close with
John J. Gray. secretary, Of Mil
waukee, Saturday at midnight. A
total of 107 cities from II states
already have made reservations.
Last year a record entry of 563
teams rolled at Fort Wayne, Ind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
DEATHS

Melvin Perry, 1892 East Alexandria. L
Macy Keile.-iIss2 stanssars-= So
John II. Haywood. 2e3s Fifteenth, 81
frank p.n, Harm Harmon aon niso Seward To-
Beverly Graham seas Crane. 4 months.
Flora Lowe. 97oe Delmar. IS.
DAVID J. Hughes tis7 commcnweaith, Is.
Cornelius Aolonsy. 651 stimson. -.
Thressa cowsn. sssi Chsrievoix. 81.
PM re1sn'9S o,sS 2s s. ara As ssfat,oss Fem.
Benedict Abramcuyk. 1881 Moensrt. 81.
Nan P p.,,.o sos %, Seminole nm.1.a, 8"
Clara Russell. 477s Burma
Patricia Bschowski, 1925 Thirty third. T.
Joseph p Musgrsve, 1858 vicksburg %.
Mamie Dyer. HOG Solder -
Julius Deyrtese. 1909 hccormiek, 81.
Curtis Tisnger. 1852 Russell, IS.
Warren Young, 1910 Hague. 10.
/ Ida Taylor, e20s Arlington. 81.
Henrietta Pittus. 4t2 East Elizabeth, II
Julia McLendon. 2l3o MeDougah. 81.
Catherine Turner. 6ss Eliot. a..
Inez Stuart. iI43 Merrick. 81.
Frank Baltimore. 2st2 seventeenth. 70.
| Ida NJ. Penley. 1670s Rosemont, rs.
Nellie Cloud. $3.50 Roosevelt. AZ.
Cora Lee Slaughter. ss5 Eliot, IS
Lucian Smith. 1889 Russell. So.
Mabel Kelly, ss.i Forest. IS;
Richard L. Blond. 1886 Holmur. al.
William R. Long, 2sls Leslie. IS.
Stanley 5c,sf,s1n sse' .o Brssk. Tn,
May Ellen Hunter. 1903 Grsy. So
Michael o'counor. 5000 Harrison. %.
Sophia Mi; wl s. 1881 CA. clss c g.
Emil Gruebn.r. iioas Z. sevsn-Mis. IS.
August Rieksr%.n, 1885 hsrriman. Ia
Mary Jane Sickle, iasai Pinehur.,. q.
Charles z. Cox. Traverse City, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
LEO TOBIAN HIGH

Leo Tobian's 234-213 in 623 was
tops as the House boosted its lead
to five games at Art Centre with
sweep over Mckenzie.
High scores - George Morgan 20e-202.
Frank Obar 221-200. j. Guarineri 21s, =.
Bauman 21s, T. Banazewski 2ls. J. Mar
shall zoe. shinnick 2o7. II. Case 204. J..
Lynch 202. H. Tobian 203. wein.tein 2i6.
D. Diamond 200. W. Eosen 2l3-2o1. y.
Obar 221-200, ]. Reynolds 202. c. schroe-
der 20s. y. Perry 200. George Sink EOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
SWEEPS TO DRAW

approximately 5000 keglers are
expected to compete in the Double
Chance Singles Sweepstakes TO be
staged at DeWallot's Recreation
in Ecorse week-ends, March 1890
May 24-25. More than 100 already
have entered, with the deadline
set for March Is. First place prize
will be 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
ONE FOR MIR. RIPLEY!

Paul Dye. captain of the Gar
ber-Buick team of Saginaw. and
a great Detroit Times Sweep
stakes booster, writes the follow
ing:
Last week In the Saginaw
Merchants League the Betty's
Coffee Shop Five, which has
six men, took the alleys with
all six mems averages running
into rotation. Here they are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
BOWLING NOTES
BY HAROLD KAHL
Schmidt. Martin Enable
Risdon to Gain on Leader

Risdon, aided by Clarence
Schmidt's 205-200.257 for 662 and
Charley Martins 218-238 in 654
shaved ort-Boulevard's lead in
Johnny Millett's House to two
games by sweeping Hi-Speed as
the pacemaker took Regal for
two.
High scores u. schmittiing 223. A.
Ramm 2l4-23l. ID. Berger 2o2-2io. w.
Pageau 2o4 L. Keppen 2os. 8. Morris 22l.
y. schemanske 21e, J. Mccarty ais. w.
Doerr 202. H. Fisher 22s, N. Lannos 212.
w. Hess 200. H. steinke AIS, r. Thomp-
son 213. A szabo 201-227, s. Baker 205-
2l6. @. Tanner 21e. E. Friedman 202. A.
Friedman 21s-236, w. schuster 202, J..
Kran $50, A. Kilisn 2oi, o. Gaiiandt 22o.
lett 22i. II. Curtin zoe, @. whybrew 220,
B. Doyle 2o3, r. Knecht 213-233.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Deatb RotIres

BARBOUR-Feb. rs. 1871. Mrs. Villa m
Carlyle Barbour Hattie Rood Grace,
mother Of Mrs. John Mcneil Burns,
Louise c., Rebeces G. and Edward r.
Grace. Funeral service At chapel OF the
William r. Hamilton Co., CaSs avenue and
Alexandrine. Friday afternoon at o'clock.
MAHLMEISTER, February 20. Clara, -.
loved wife OF Joseph. dear mother Of
Thomas, Mary, sister OF Mrs. May Bran
don. Edward John. Barney and Joseph
Bensett. Funeral from her residence, ISIS
East outer Drive. Saturday Sis. St
Davds Church at 900.
MATHys-Februsry rs. 1rms, age 4s. be-
loved wife OF Henri. dear mother of
Albert. sister OF Mrs. Andrew Gunst. Mrs.
Achiei Tsttyn. Mrs. CAMEL Gernacy and
Harry. Funeral from residence. 1852 Way.
burn. Saturday. $50. 10 81. Johns Bsrch-
mans Church at 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
DIVORCES

Clayton Fountain from Leona-
Raymond r. Roe from Evelyn.
Henrietta Kottke from william.
Edith Ewton from Curtis.
Nellie Joyce from Clinton q.
Julius Moore from imogene.
Irene Krzeminski from Eugene.
Helena Ford from Clifford.
Katherine Black from Anthony N.
Myrtle Dulin from William L.
Pauline Bohn from Carl.
Thomas Lilly from Josephine.
Bereniece Miller from Maurice.
Otis Webb from Pearl.
Rose Newberry from Maurice.
Lawrence Stark from Alice.
Iva NJ Rhoden from Raymond.
Raymond Brock from Minnie.
Frank Ringier from Lanorah.
Settimio Tarquini from Colavincenzo.
Mildred 0abbard from Lloyd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Camp Briefs
By international News service

HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. 27.-Paul
Dean, Cliff Melton and Bump Had
ley will go on the mound for the
Giants against Dodgers to-
morrow in the first game of the
series, Manager Bill Terry said
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
HOLLEMAN SHOWS WAY

II. Holleman carried off top
scoring honors in the Southeastern
Rec. Ladies House with 196-175 in
526.
High scores-Prokopp. 1s2; oliver Wul-
brecht. 1871; Maledon, 1918; Nosher.
173; Dennis, 172; Ruppel, III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
HoNoRs TO THOMPSON

Tommy Thompson tumbled 233-
213 in 622 to be high scorer in The
Greater Masonic.
Hieh scores Pete schnapp 2o3. Bill In
/ gison 2O1, Claude Bray 2O0-20i, Fred
| scnuns 9n4 nag Yansiaw ai7.