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Evening star., 1941-06-16

the National Capital Bobwhites after
each team broke 483 birds.
Britt with his SO was given the
Glass AA trophy. Other class win
ners were Watson. 90, Glass A; A. G..
BaCkuS. Norfolk, 98, Glass B, 7. R.
Clark. Hopewell, Va, 95. Class C,
and P. E. Reynolds, Roanoke, 90,
Glass D.
Darkness Halts Shootoffs.
Many scores we're punched near
the top yesterday, necessitating sew
eral shootoffs for places in class
groups until darkness finally halted
shooting after 8 o'clock with final
places being decided by coin tosses.
All-bore championsnip-won by An
thony, zugates Indiana. Pa y 1oox100;
ssf9nd s6ooor Ge95ss Psyoe tbHd WashnEton' pr 90
tRoanoke>. % tshootof 25-25-23l fourth
R N. Watson tWashington), 99 'shoot-off
Overall chsmplonship-Wo by George
Deyoe tWashngton1. @95x30O
II, Al AAll-bore t1ye.man team, champIonSShip-c
Garland, Dave sklarj, ass: second won by
toss, National Capital Club Bobwhites,
fourth, National Capital Polecats and
Sudlersville tMdD Club. 413 ttiel.
Glass AA-Won by N C. Britt tRoanoke>.
90; SECOND, ". F Thompson tsqdlersville,
lnsso5. sSs 9a ..fSnd i Wa'$PA Y P4sng wash h
1Washinston,, IS 5shootof, 81; third
E. Wylie New York;. 9s (shootoff. 23l;
t9grth mg as DF + MetSaf IS 1bH
R. o. Kay Jacksonville, Fla and A. R.
Vance Washington who also had 9S-222!.
Glass B-Won BY A. G. Bachus Norfolk.
aS: second. H. r. Thorn (Warrenton. Val.
81; third William coe lWashIngton q:
,ssXa5k1, a6;, Nth, Mrs: L. S. webb
Class CNWon by T R. Clark CHopeweu.
va, 25: second. william Hepner Wash
ingtonD, 80. third. j. G. Andes warren
ton. Va, %; fourth, S. w. Metcalf Sud
ieTsyilie i1I,S Nd: 9ls; fifth E. H. Ashby
Glass D-Won by p. E. Reynolds CRoa-
nokel. az; second twon by toss; c. A.
Mrs. E. T. Brooks Jacksonville. Fla ,, SO;
fourth. L. Fish tWashington), SO; fifth, F.
Hummel, jr. fHopevelD. SIS
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Michigan and Illinois
Favored in Big Ten
Golf Tournament
B, the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. June 16.-Ben Smith.
Michigan's brilliant sophomore, has
been tabled as the golfer to beat"
in the Big Ten championship meet
Wednesday and Thursday at the
University of Chicago's tough Mill
Road course.
Smith earned his top-ranking
with two victories over Billy Gilbert
of Ohio State, the 1910 conference
champion. during the dual meet
season. Others favored to give
Smith and Gilbert a battle for the
individual crown include Alex
Welsh and John Holmstrom of Hi
nois and Burleigh Jacobs of Wis
consin.
Michigan and Illinois rate as the
strongest contenders for the team
title now held by the Champaign
squad. Each of these two schools
has won five past titles since the
golf meet was inaugurated in 1920.
No other school has won more than
three golf championships.
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Lady Bee PAGES First
Bride Trails Show
With Is Points
Two Blues Among Honors
Edeewoter Horse Earns;
Timber Queen Stors

Lady Bee. owned by Edgewater
Riding Academy and given finished
rides by Phyllis BuXbaum, was high
point winner in the Washington
Bride Trails Association horse show
yesterday at the Rock Greek Park
equitation field. This was the first
of a series of two shows in which
participation was limited TO men,
berS of the Washington Bride Trails
Association. The second will be
held September 81.
Lady Bee scored blues in the rid
ing academy hacks and riding
academy jumpers and placed second
in the knockdOwn- -and-out to COL
lect l3 points which will 60 toward
the stable-owned championship of
the two shows.
There were two classes for private
ly-OWned member mounts, one for
jumpers taken by Timber Queen,
owned by Mrs. Frank Smith. who
fenced we'll under the hands of
Bertha Buckley. The privately
owned bride path hacks had an
entry of some OF the best hackers in
the District and was won by
Charles Fletchers Nanette with the
owner up.
Good Friday. owned and ridden
by Eddie Talbert. won the open
knockdown-and-out in a spirited
Jump of with Lady Bee.
The summaries:
-, Privately.owned bride trails ,3umpers-
Won bg Timber Queen. owned 6y MIS-.
second Brown B5nne,. y owned By Nj &.
Z MillfT ridden 9y saTmmy GSIn1ash' SI1 t33rd
by Sammy Gnash, fourth, GYPSY. oUr,d
BY Edith Adams, ridden by Sammy GaaSh
Riding academy bridal trails hacxs-
Wor Dy Lady Bee. owned by. Edsewater
baum; second, Duchess owned by Pot6n > {
Riding Aca6emy, ridden by yIrg.nIa GraT :
School ridden BY Hush Ross, fo1T,h' r )
R9g Ei9gs oTneG SI G,r oy Poi0mac ON RdnE sohoo
Rldino academy umpeT--Won by Lady
Bee. owned by EdgeWa,er Rdlne Academ,,
9wnea By Potomsc RId!qs schoo5.- r5d5sn
owned BY Potomac Riding School, RIDDEN
BY Mrs Cora Smith
Prlystely-owned bride trails hacks
gta Ton 7,o BY NsPete oT9ed a9d node. o.
ahS RIDDEN by Ms Ro6eF5 W2:Son }!rG II
jeremiah \. owned and ridden .6S Miss EI1zS :
oTneo and ridden By 5yu a Rs65ft s64 queen
Knockdovn- -and-out open 10 aul-Wor
b. b Go2d 2o ~ Friday: owned and riddsn. b
Phyllis Buxbaum third Graystone owned
By Potomac RldIns School ridden by Mss
Sammy Gnash
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Crack Illinois Golfers
Battle for Places in
P. 6. A. Tourney
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. June 10 Horton
Smith and Dick Metz will be two of
nine Illinois golfers shooting for the
professional golfers championship at
Denver'S Cherry Hills Club next
July 7-13.
The other seven competitors will
be selected today III 36-hole
qualifying test at BrookWood Coun-
try Club course. Smith and Metz
are exempt from qualifying because
of their membership on the United
States Ryder Cup team.
The field of would-be QuaGflers
today includes two former P. G.. A.
champions. the veterans Tommy
Armour and Johnny Revolta; and
Harry Cooper, Jim FOULS, Matt
MatteSon. Ernie J. Harrison, Charley
Penna and Harry Adams, all of
Chicago; Charley Grant of Decatur,
Ralph Stonehouse of Dixon. Byron
Harcke of Roselle and Jim Carberry
of Aurora.
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Earnest Golf Dub
lmDresses Pro
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, June 16.-Golf Pro
Billy Wilson of Atlanta wonders
if it pays to teach a dub how to
shoot.
He took a pupil to the practice
tee and worked tediously to de-
velop his drive After the dub
worked up to about 200 yards,
Wilson leaned over to pick up
some stray tees. The pupil, con-
centrating on his swing, didn't
see him.
P S. They carried Wilson
away unconscious.
Il don't blame him a bit" said
Wilson later. He was doing what
I told him to-"
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Duke Coaching School
To Be Held in July

DURHAM, N. c., June 16-Duke's
summer school for coaches, the 18th
annual conducted by Wallace Wade
since he came to the institution in
1881, will be held from July 81 to
July rs.
Football, basket ball, track and
training are on the program with
the grid game. as taught by Wade
himself, featuring.
Evening star., 1941-06-16

CONTAINS BOTH. That's why other motor fuel or
gasoline equal Behone for stopping BOTH high and low
speed knocks And that's why FIVE times
many motorists in 1885 Bethoine Try Betholne
for two weeks You'll like the way stops knocks you'll
like the Sherwood Dealers who sell it. They're grand bunch
fellows and you take word for it: "The Men in
White Will Serve You Right" Try Betholine-today.
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Coleman Will Take Mat
Aouinst the Hornet

Able Coleman, the little man of
the mat, and the Green Hornet,
masked wrestler, will headline next
Thursday nights show at Turner's.
Coleman earned the shot at The
Hornet by scoring over Low Plum
mer. the Baltimore villain, last
Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-06-16

new champion. ingalls, took on
one hole.
Earle Skinker of Columbia and
Herb Wagner, jr., of Baltimore will
play off their medal tie later over
neutral course. Skinker was licked
in the championship semifinal by
Brownell by a 4-and-3 margin.
Evening star., 1941-06-16

SOME MOTORS KNOCK at high speeds, at low
speeds, at both. That's why the Behone formula
tans TWO separate W special anti
knock compound which particularly effective against high
speed knocks; N high percentage Of rch costly Benzo
which is particularly effective against low speed knocks
Other motor fuels and gasones in this contain
the other of these ingredients BUT BETHOLINE ALWAYS
Evening star., 1941-06-16
Fans 20 of 21 in SoftbuII

RAILWAY. N. j., June 16 (P).-
Railway softball fans are convinced
that Bruno Tylutki has set a record.
Pitching for an industrial team in
the Railway Recreation League, Ty-
lutki faced only 81 batters and
struck out 20. He Won, 9 to 0.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Portsmouth 1-3; ASheVille. 0-5.
Winston Salem s: Durham. 5.
Charlotte, II; Richmond. &.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Elmira. 1-2; Albany. 6-3.
Scranton. 6; Hartford. >.
Williamsport at Binghamton e.. rain.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
WHITAKER
y, CnRNELIrS REEVES

hss " Grimes % Adra ID
~ re-fg fne SarLsr message :
me chs1t. VISITING IN tae
ry.res De-A MANY members srG
tras q Ekssr' IND and NJ rroe.
Tie Difference message was re-
trfa ~ as Res y G simmons
- h-9n- rhsp' Yrsiian' Az
r9ar'msrs rresen'ed exceller-
- ne presiding elder he
Rtv = = Wellington
F-ersl ssr9lets we're hold Ted-
esesy 'o Mrs Evans Dr. Park
=" ana Me. Alien Thompson
ntre visfei over ne Weekend by
msne r, 'helr friends and relatives
F'tar' IND
a 'ew d, NE Young SGT enjoyed
faflH '.Y 81 S. Patrick par
80 rteH p, ne Central Spsclai'y
e.mpirr Ypsliani' SATURDAY
smons ifose present were James
sH I.ad1vs Lcd'ord Corneias and
Nlfoa Reeves Annie Rainss and
Harold Carter. II
Concentration 20 Mr and Mrs.
re7rg' nrvan' NJ and Mrs I'd
sora Miller and IN Rcy. ard Nrs.
Joseph Parkcr Vho arc celebrating
fheir weedins annirersarics THIS
month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
NJ. Zion Baptist Church
BY torinne ". VI. Campbell

The Roy G A Stevenson. he
pastor selected as his sunday
morning sermon 81 Luke 20
text Meeting Jesus The message
was well received by his congrega-
ton.
Among the visitors we're Hattie
ashford Mauae Davis Emma Will
liams BESSIE Monroe. Lcmmle
Washington and TIE Twilight Srlri-
'ual SINGERS Of The Fir'i Bap,.,
church Of lnksfos who rcrdef "a
several selections during the
service
sunday. March 80, the Financial
Drive will close There viii be a
grand program at 2.oo I'm Many
distinguished guests from De'fo't
Ecorse River Rouge lnksier and
Highland Park are expected.
The Ecorse Goodwill club. which
holds IT'S meetings weekly. is DO
ng some wonderful WORK ana pro
crossing rapidly. Tho next meeting
will be held saturday evening a, :
pm. at 1905 Oh street. Mrs Flor
ence Campbell i' dub reporter.
Get A Blrth Cerfihcate-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
ALBION NEWS
By ALIcE GaNr

The Albion pro-baske,oss g,-
was played here FRIDAY q. !.
the Kresge gym he'v4sl ~ "a.
lem Globe Trotters. nat'o- u,
fesslonal champions las, re. ~.
tho Automobile clan q, Ns,,-
al.-sfsrs former Ds'ror av,,.
tarers The Globe T-ot- ~.
hy score 0. i2 70 So II ~.
ap % the victorious cages rs-s
RraS = Tucker. II Jsts.-- a.
Young, center Peytou ~ ,-a
cumberland IL
The Rev O. J Stsele's .-.. 49,.
yefsary AZ The Re'ht asr.r
uroh was observed sar.ss r..
Rev + I. Todd o. Rs'.s sss
sill speak and his gho r
Mr and Mrs sam HgsAs PAT.
'ie Creek called or .rie-s- As-.
saturday afternoon
A social was gwen at tha s.-,s ..
Mrs L. c. Lafayette F-ids ses-'-,
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First Baptist Church
Rr Zadie Asken

u Uas typical spring dsv lss,
SUNDAY and tho ladies came 10
church wearing their new spring
hats and bright bouquets. Lovely
po' flowers helped 70 decorate iae
pulpit The choir was glad 70 see
Mrs r Morton back after a pea
sam Trip 10 81 Louis Mo The Fret
baptist cHolr Is giving an enters
iainmon' a. The home % NJ sna
Nrs MILO CASTOR On 18th street on
March %
INC chlrrh was glad u have mls-
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ROMULUS NEWS

IRE Rev !. p Campheil. pastor
~ Frs Baptis' church preached
Sunday morning on fhe 'heme.
The Ways and Means - the Lord
Two parsons were added 70 ne
church.
In 'he afternoon ihe Rev Nr
Douglass ard his congrega; on
'rcr Amny Baptist charc ~ Ink
ster vorshirped ~ First Rapus' as
guests o. The Missionary society
Dr. Douglass spoke on Missions. +"
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Live a Healthier. Happier, Life

Thousands ~ mrn and women Won
der why hackache ho,rors them ~
why tne.' have 70 Nis.t he bathroom
often at r -t' ~ why fnw is s,anty
ard sometimes snaris and hgrue.
AHv cre ~ those symptoms mae
mean thar your kidnoss ana il1l.er
ne datteni.an now before THESE 81 nor
SYMPTOMS may develop into scfi'ls
trouble
To- '..l CIR excess " is'r Tnf srs
and acid from kidneys. sonfhe your
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ST. PAUL AME

TIE Fame q Jesus r s, y.
subject 81 the sermon s-1,,
morning 4 io.4s TIE 0-ss
Door" S1ndav evening
Al 2 pm Glass 50 MI.
Qums Harrison leade- ~.
scu youth program N VA.
gars' Bradley principal spfs.s
The sunday Schoo. WIZ -s- -,
els an. The junior ANt rs.
tiau Endeayor league ats
The senior Allen ch-.s. E-.
dsafor league vii, mee' s'1
j m ~.ih Mrs Lola W.lsr. ~
president The topic Wiz H,z
Can Nee Objections To r. Il.
ise A Christian" Peter ,;.,s
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YPSILANTI
By MRS. rrcENI, cBAS>oN

h-cGEh, 30 re brown Chare con-
E-ssa,.o- ~ Presiding Elder z :
wssn,rr,o, TIE Ladies' O, Palm
Les. 4A wal sponsor s7ecia.
p-oSra' Pain sunday Apr.
TIE Ds-.s; Conference will mes'
a, Newman AME church At Pontiac
A7-l II Az Easter morning pro-
sraa az Is gives hy the senior
cto.- az sr
TIE n-c-ni-s service a; Second
Ba7,.s, We vss attended Pastor
Robertson srase or ihs subject.
Christ ne opsn Door sunday
evening ~ s.-s.rg sn!is o, the
cAa-cs presented sore'est
SsraA Nszsh 81 ,hs Missionary
society W. ~ ne r4es' O. Sscoad
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FLUSH KIDNEYS OF P0IS0NS
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srsrf shaw ~ ne Se-a,e Con
vta'ios present sandap morning
ST. o.s iaf visitors were tho Rev.
= Moore o. Detroit who read
me morning lesson Miss Alice
kerraay and Miss Thelma Nooraa.
'wo = the rerept.oniss a. sumby
Mrs Davenport and
da-ghier, Mr. Willie Lose NJ r..
Csswell Bro HOLMES Miss Marion
Rivers and Mrs Irene Wolrnan.
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Evening star., 1941-12-04
Arlington Girl Wins
Award in National
Camera Contest

First prize in the national photo
graphic contest of the Camp Fire
Girls based on the theme, America
the Beautiful" has been won by an
Arlington girl. and District men,
ber received honorable mention, it
was announced yesterday.
Kathleen Peer. IS. of 4800 Sixth
street south, Arlington, Va, placed
fifth with her entry Of a photo
graph entitled Pittsburgh, the
Workshop of the World"
Dorothy Brunette, IA, OF 5ll2
Connecticut avenue NV. received
honorable mention for a picture of
two Camp Fire Girls at the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier. The pic
lures caption read: Who more
than self their country loved
The girls entering the contest
were asked to give a Photographic
answer to the question, What is
there beautiful about my country
that makes me proud to live in a
democracy"
Announcement of the 10 national
prize winners and five honorable
mention pictures was made yester-
day at a preview exhibit which
opened at the Museum of Science
and Industry in Radio City, New
York.
Judges, headed by Edward
Steichen, included Lowell Thomas,
Julien Bryan and Mickey Rooney.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Lyon Village Club
Marks Anniversary

The Lyon Village Woman's Club
celebrated its l4th anniversary at
meeting last night in the Colonial
Village ballroom, which featured an
address on foreign policy by Mrs.
Raymond Clapper, wife Of the col
umnist and active In the work Of
women's organizations here.
Mrs. r. w. Livingston. the clubs
first president, cut the birthday
cake. Mrs. Livingston was selected
by the club last year as its candidate
for pioneer honors at the golden
jubilee convention OF the General
Federation of Women's Clubs in
Atlantic City.
Christmas carols by the music de-
partment were a part of the pro-
gram. Guests included presidents
of the Arlington, Waycroft. Lyon
Park, Clarenford. Cherrydale and
Ashton Heights Woman's Clubs.
Mrs. James D. Pope, president of
the Lyon Village club, presided.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Montgomery Count!
SOrOptimists Elect

Mrs. Mary Clifford has been
elected president of the Soroptimist
Club of Montgomery County and
will be installed with other officers
at banquet in January.
Serving with her will be Mrs.
Ruth Farnham, vice president; Mrs.
Betty Tolson, secretary; Mrs. Ethel
NJ Anderson. treasurer: Mrs. Elvin
Schaffer, member of the Board of
Directors.
Miss Anna Peck has been elected
delegate to the next convention
of the American Federation of
Soroptimist Clubs. Mrs. Anna Rose
was elected an alternate to the
president and Mrs. Betty Tolson
alternate to the delegate.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
New Gift Shop to Aid
United China Relief

Formal opening OF the United
China Relief, Inc, gift shop
at 23l5 Calvert street NV. will
take place at pm. today. with
Christmas cards and Oriental gifts
on sale for the benefit Of the relief
organization.
Lady Halifax, wife OF the Brit
ish Ambassador, and Chinese Am
bassador HUI Shih will be guests of
honor at the ceremonies Mrs. Will
liam C. Douglas, wife of the Su-
preme Court justice, and Mrs. Bruce
Smith will preside at the tea table.
Patrons include Mrs. Paul v. Nc
Mutt, Mrs. Anne Archbold, Mrs
Mason Gulich. Mrs Corcoran Thom,
Mrs. CYRUS Mccormack. Mrs. Gif-
ford Pinchot, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs
Irene Caldwell and Mrs. Barnet
Mover. Mrs. Robert Sherrod and
Mrs. Douglas Hatch are making
arrangements for the shop.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Benefit Will Feature
National Park Films

John v. Hansen, widely travelled
photographer, will show his film,
The Glory of Our National Parks" "
at the autumn benefit of the Epis-
copal Church Home at the Willard
Hotel at BIS o'clock tonight.
The views include colored pictures
Of Monument Valley, the Vermilion
Cliffs and the desert country of the
West. the Kaibab National Forest,
Zion Canyon and Bryce Canyon Ma
tional Parks. Scenes on the Nava 10
Indian reservation will be shown.
The benefit is presented under the
auspices of the homes board of
managers, headed by Mrs. William
Charming Johnson.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
A. A. u. w. Contest
Chairman Named

Mrs. Paul Kirby, author of a re-
Gently published book of verse, will
serve as chairman Of judges for the
ninth annual poetry contest con-
Quoted by the Washington branch
of the American Association Of
University Women for undergradu-
ates in local colleges.
Paul Oehser of the Smithsonian
Institution and Miss Lesley Frost,
daughter of Robert Frost and a
poet in her own right, will serve on
the committee.
Mrs. Kirby is a former winner in
the A. A. U. w. contest. and Mr..
Oehser is author of a number of
poems.
Miss Ruth Evelyn Henderson.
contest chairman, has announced
January 8 as the closing date for
the contest. Awards will be made
February II
Evening star., 1941-12-04
GuiId Will Meet

The Kenilworth Ladies' Guild will
meet at the home Of Sally Sothern,
so M street NE, at 1:30 pm. Tues
day
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06
Former President Returns

Mr.. John MCGEE, the Assistant
Bureau Manager of Real Silk Hos
iery Mills, Inc, with offices at 80
Professional Bldg, Baltimore, Md,
was in Rising Sun on Thursday,
May 20.
Admiral John H. Dayton, U. s.
Navy, retired, with whom Mr.. MCGEE
served as yoeman at the Naval
Training Station, Newport, R. L.,
and who now resides in jamestown,
Rhode Island, writes Mr.. MCGEE,
stating, "In regard to you working
for a concern that imports silk from
Japan, i'm my opinion you are justi-
fed in working for them. The U. s,
Government allows the import.
AS a boy Mr.. MCGEE played base
ball on the West Nottingham field.
According to the best of his recol-
lection only one Of his playmates
have left Mother Earth for the
Great Beyond, --Donald Kirk.
Mr.. MCGEE will celebrate his 6Oth
birthday on June 18th, 1941, at the
American Legion, 924 st. Paul St.
Baltimore for his friends and
relatives.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-06
ROWLANDSVILLE

Ralph Taylor was taken to West
Baltimore General Hospital last
week for an appendicitis operation
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Taylor mot
ored to Baltimore on Sunday to see
Ralph Taylor in the Hospital, also
called on the ]. B. Reynolds. Mr.
Horace Smith and family visited his
home folks on Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith, Liberty Grove, Md
Mrs. Gertrude Kerr of Newark
N. j., is spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Jane Dempsey.
Stewart Logan and Jay Ewing
motored to Baltimore on Saturday
and called on Ralph Taylor at the
West Baltimore Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Logan, OF
Marydel, Md, called on relatives
and efrinds in the village on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burkins and
Stewart Logan, of Pennsgrove, N. j.
were also callers in the village or
Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stewart
and Mrs. Lloyd Murphy, Mrs. Louis
Taylor and Mr.. Fred Taylor caIled
on the H. w. Taylors on Memorial
Day.
Mr.. Ed. Whalen has moved into
his new home, the Mary Ann Logan
property.