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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Bengals Drop
One by 20 to 8
Siege Reilly in An
other to Win. So

sPOKANE-Taeoma and spo-
kane divided yesterdays double
bill. The Indians won the first
game. 20 TO 3. with a barrage Of
blows. but the Tigers came back
to win the afternoon game. 3 to
2. by staging a three-run rally IN
the 18th frame. The Tigers went
into the cellar an Vancouver given
greater strength by the purchase
Of Smead Jolley from Spokane,
twice defeated Wenatchee.
The Tiger big inning IN their
victory went like this: Mallory
was safe on an error. Riekert
walked. Abbott advanced the
runners with a sacrifice. Perry
went out on a ground ball and
Starr was purposely walked. fiji
ing the bases.
Then young Jack Hanson, short
stop, walked To the platter to
drive a scorching liner over third.
scoring Mallory and Ricksrt.
Bothelho was safe on an error.
filling the bases. Cadinha walked,
forcing over starr
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Totals .a-s..-.. - - ~
aBatteo for Mailman in seventh.
Saar. h.. IuufnrS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Trucks Shift
Up One Notch
Tacoma Nine Tops
Olympic by a to 2

Shifting into the double-play
gear at dangerous moments, Taco
ma Truckers hauled themselves out
of the Northwest league basement
by defeating Olympia Senators. 4
to 2. at Athletic park last night.
The Truckers outhit the Sena-
tors, 10 to 7, but six errors by the
Tacoma tossers kept the Olympia
nine knocking on the door in five
of the nine innings.
Twice these scoring oppor-
tunities were halted by fast
double-plays from George Wise
to John Milroy to Erling Tol-
lefson. These twin killings
were the decisive factor.
The Truckers first tally in tn,
second inning was unearned, com.
ing from Olympia's only two errors
of the game. Both misplsys were
of the Observation-Disclosures
variety.
Hal Sehimling's single, followed
by Lew Goldsmiths sacrifice and
Rick Lewis single scored the sec
ond tally for the Truckers in the
fifth.
Two errors and a single al
lowed the Senators to score in
the sixth after which Olympia
didn't score again until ven
cradle Frank TObin hoisted one
the left field fence in the ninth.
The Truckers cinched the game
IN the ninth on successive singles
by Joe salstino, Les Bishop and
Wise. whose bingle drove across
both runs.
Rick Lewis led the hitters with
three singles in four trips.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20

mis- ? Jolley g. Mayer S, Bushons.
Bonetti Bremen. twO-base hits, War
field. MAYER, Lingua 2 Jolley. Bren-
ner FARRELL EndreSs, Wright, home
runs Warfield. Farrell Mayer, Jolley'
stolen bases. Warfield. McGinnis.
double play Lingus to McGinnis,,
left on bases. Vancouver Il, We
natchee IS. bases on balls. off Gold
man 2. Jonas g. Bradley 2. Williams
i Ramondi 4. struck out, BY Gold
man 2. Jonas s Williams 2. hits off
Goldman in 2ss innings. OFF Brad
lev - in 4 innings. of Jonas 10 IN
g., innings off Williams 5 in in
ninEs off Ramondi IN 2 innings,
hit by pitcher, Bushong BY Jonas,
Brenner BY Ramondi wild pitch
Ramondi: passed ball. Bremen, win
Ming pitcher. Jonas. losine pitcher.
Bradley. umpires. Enger and Nelson;
time 2:So.
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HOLLYWOOD


Totals ..s 80 ' ID ~ -
sBatted for Bittner In sixth
fBatted for lost IN eighth.
score nv Inning
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Pacific Coast League Box Scores

pitched. Bonett a.. Terry a.: -
bat of Bonetti 81. Terry "a. Tuns
scored of Bonetti :. Terry ;. hits
on balls Bonetti 4 Mailman I. struck
out Bonetti 4 Berry I. left on bases
Los Angeles g. San Diego a. two-bAss
hits Weintraub. Mszzera. Collins.
three base hit Warstler. home runs
Garibaldi Wsintrauh. Haslin. stolen
base pelagrini. runs hatted in. Bo-
netti 2 Garibaldi. Weintraub 3. Has
lin. double plays, Warstier 20 Meruilo
u Weintraub 3 time. "a umpires
FannIng and Doran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Tacoma Star
Has Top Day
Powders l99 Out
Of 200 to Lead All
ST. JOHNS. wash.-Earl Colsor

ST. JOHNS. Wssh.-Esrl Colson
Jr.. Tacoma star. won the class
A trapshooting title yesterday by
breaking 100 out Of 200 targets.
The meet was staged under
auspices of the Washington A.
T. A.
The young Tacoman then con-
tinued to the all-around title with
374 birds out of 400.
Handicap honors went 10 Ralph
Haas of Charleston with 95 out
OF 100. Guy Chiesman, Spokane.
won the doubles title, 81 out O
100.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Fifteen Places
Are Left Open
INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. - Two
DAYS Of hlistering time trails left
open today only Is Of the 80 start
ing positions for the 2ath running
Of the 50o-mile automobile classic
at the motor speedway Memorial
day.
Six more drivers, led by
George ConnOrs Of Los An
geies. qualified yesterday,
bringing the total to rs. Fur
ther time trials were SEIZED
uled for next Saturday.
Driving one OF Mike Boyle's
three entries, Connors roared
around the two and one-hslf mile
course ~ an average speed Of
123.ss4 miles per hour and took
the rail position in row five.
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Vancouver go. OH Ii2o I1o-i7
Wenatchee ... 034 600 020-
Summary-Runs batted In. Mcdin-
mis-, Lingua 4. Jollev 2. Jewell, Wright
? Endress 4. Knobles, Stinson. Cox,
Harrison 8: two-base hits. Jollev 2.
Lingua MAYER. Knobles. Wright. Cox:
three-baSe hit Endress. home runs.
Wright Harrison 2, Endress, Stinson,
Cox. stolen bases. EndreSs. Warfisld.
double PLAYS LinEua 70 McGinnis 10
wright McGinnis 10 Lingua 10
Wright: left on bases, Vancouver 2
wenatchee 10, bases on balls off
LeGauit 2. Osborn 1, Sportsman 4.
Lihks g. struck out. bv LeGault 2.
Osborn a. Sportsman I. Lihke 2, hits.
off teGault In "a innings off
Sportsman II In 4 innings off Osborn
7 In 6h innings. off Libke : In 9
innings winning pitcher Osborn.
losing pitcher, Sportsman balk. Speis-
man, umpires Nelson and Enaer'
time OF game 2 hours
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20

ORDON L. HILL has m idea.
via ELLIOTT METCALF

GORDON Il. HILL has idea.
The Sumner Washington State college hacker and
friend Of Coach Babe Holngbery, that Oman Ather
tons purge of four Cougar frosh gridmen Is blow to
school as small Washington State
Therefore, argues Hin feed the Cougar gridmen
cougar meat.
And the guy Is deadly serious.
II seems Frankie Hansler, well known Tacoma big game
hunter cougars, bears bob-cats) brought down large
cougar last week.
And Hill at n meal
prompts something like this
high Cascades And TO
II the best meat have eaten"
statement the thought Of II smacked
pretty hard and I almost lost tummy the spot
Cougar meat Yeowl
Anyway, n part:
only recently, you purge %
Efrosh gridmen from five Coast conference schools
-Washinrton Wen. = small
blood higher fighting bcsd In hz
pfsyers
II Cougars
guys n Tacoma stadium.
n found n ALL
We'll, Gordon. maybe you've got a
n II eatin
Chances they would up N infrmary
thought a
4 that sends feelings through
Hsw~v would b fine publicity this
ths Cougar
very pleased compliment cougar
ny way yeu burro gorilla bmzard.
Those might add ability
The would add durability
them unlimited physical and the
their aerial game.
put work getting the needed meat
You should have hs face when the proposition
him. ysow
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Totals ..........37 s Is "a
a Batted for Schanz In ninth.


summary-Losing pitcher, Jansen:
innings pitched by Jansen q, Mar
lowe plus. at bat, off Jansen Z. Mar
lowe 2 runs off Jansen 5, Marlowe
4. hits. off Jansen 5, Marlowe ?: runs
responsible for. Jansen z, Marlowe
8. Schanz IL Munger g. bases on
balls, off Jansen 2. Marlowe l, Schanz
8, Munger 2; struck out, by Schanz
5, Munger 2: left on bases. San Fran
cisco g. Sacramento Z: two-base hits.
Sturdy, Wieczorek. Scalzi 2, Steele
King three base hit. Fain: home
runs Fernandez, Adams Gutteridge
Endicott: stolen bases, Sturdy, Gut
teridge. players walking Wieczorek
Scalzi. Endicott @ Adams. Carroll.
Sprinz King. Blattner sturdy. Mar
shall. runs oatted in. Fernandez 2.
Adams 2. Scalzi 2. Munger g. Gut
teridge 5. Sturdy 3 Wieczorek 2,
Schanz q Fain 2. Blattner 2, Endi-
colt 2 King. double plays, Adams TO
Blattner To Wieczorek, Biattner 70
Scalzi to Sturdy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
BLANK COUGARS

SEATTLE The University Of
Washington's tennis squad re-
NAMED indicated today after
banking Washington state College
TO Saturday. II was the Cougars
first northern division loss Of the
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
The California trend of

The California trend of thought.
You can't tie it, let alone beat II.
When Oman Anterior made his famed purge and In
Guided Inky Borg Of Oregon L. for instance the California
sbes Of the bay region went to ends blast Oregon
Oregon, Il seems, gave Borg job, his dad job and
Borg himself operation.
The writers that all athletes
wish to better themselves.
They did dwell They
inferred that Oregon by far the offender.
Yet stanford lost than the
eombined tabled the outstanding
And Stanford all this time held
n its dealings with young
You can't beat the California trend OF
And weeks that steers
Oregon high jumper had practice
ornia scrbes heftled the
They said It impossible and
pips dream.
1hen when steers
srsu. cempeiien the had
failed "a hit the
They chung tenaciousy 10 their original stand
But when they finally learned that Steers IL
fornian former California put different
light
Their stories from then praseworhv
They admitted ever TO seal, feet
would be Steers, Californian. " :
Wen maybe we're the or less
provincial at that but not quite strong the
CAifornianz - - = 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Dick Clark Chosen
Mount Vernon Coach

MOUNT vERNON-Mount Yer
non high school said today Richard
Clark. Camas high school coach,
will handle football and track here
next year.
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Summary - Runs responsible for
Marshall 8. Goldsmith 1. struck ont
by Marshall s. by Goldsmith q: bases
on balls, off Marshall 2: passed bali
sohimling. left on bases, Olympia
Tacoma Z; home run. Tobin: two
base hit Ward; runs batted in. Lewis.
wise Iobin. sacrifice. PortYnsn
Goldsmith stolen bases. Bishop 2.
Lewis Wise. double plays. Wis to
miifof 70 Tollefson ?. time, 80.
umpires Stave and smith
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Totals
aRaffen
for Hiicher IN
AaXT ANT


score by Innings
Portland ..............OO0 Dol O00-1
Oakland ............0 900 l04 0oX-5
Summary Losing pitcher. Hilcher:
innings pitched. Hilcher 6. at bat off
Hilcher y: hits. off Hlchor Q: runs
scored off Hilcher 5. runs responsible
for. Hileher 5 Buxton /; struck out,
Hlcher l. Buxton 3: bases on balls.
off Hilcher !. Buxton 2. Harrell l.
wild pitch. Buxton two-base hits,
bert. Tauby 3, Christoff, Conroy: sac
rifico. Luby
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Spokane .......... 2io o32 o4x-20
Summary-Runs batted in. Alden 3,
Rickert a. Gray a: two-base hits
Perry, Alden. Kiley Rickert. home
run, Roche. stolen bases. Alden Ged-
2lus, Martinez. Rosenlund. double
plays. Perry 90 Mallory to GRAY. Kin
naman TO Gedzius To Milani GedZiuk
70 Milani; left on bases, Tacoma 3
spokane n bases on balls. off Por-
ter ?. off Linde 3. off Kinnaman /.
off McGaa /; struck out. bv Kinna-
man 4. hits, off Porter none In minus
inning. off kinnaman ~. off binde
in innings. off Mcoaa 7 IN in
nings wild mitch, Linde. passed ball
Cardoza losing pitcher. Linde time
Of Egme, 2:i3; umpires. Moran and
Valerie.
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Sacramento ..........6 600 O02 Ks
Summary - Winning pitcher. Tur-
beville. losing pitcher, Stutz. innings
pitched. by Stutz /, Tlrbeville 42A;
at bat. off Stutz g. Tllrbeville II;
runs, off Stutz 6. Turbevihe 8: hits.
off Stutz 4, Tlrbeville A. runs respon-
sible for. Stutz o. Parmalee 2. Tlrbe-
vile 8. bases on balls, off Stutz l.
Parmalee 8. Turbeville 3. Schmidt !.
struck out bv Stutz l. Parmalee 3
Tnrbeville ?. Schmidt /. left on bases
San Francisco 3. Sacramento II. two
base hits, Gutteridge. Endicott:
three base hits. Scalzi Schmidt: home
runs. Blattner. Jennings. sacrifices
Adams Endicott. Blattner. stolen
bases sturdy. Adams players walk
ing Marshall 3. Gutteridge 3. Sturdy.
Ogrodowski 2. Fain Adams White
Scalzi. runs batted IN. Rlattner 2
Jennings q Fain, Schmidt double
plays. Blattner 70 Scalzi to STURDY
Steele TO Pain. Schmidt 70 Scalzi to
STURDY. time, 1:4i. umpires. Edwards
and Powell
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score ny Innings

Portland ...............0 0O200 -
Oakland ...............0 900 00i o.
Runs responsible for Iiska l. Pip
pen 5. struck out. Liska 3. Pippen 8.
bases on balls. off Liska /. Pippen /.
three base hit. Thompson two-base
hits. hnnunzio. Brown. Tauby. runs
batted in. Escobar, Thompson 2. Nor
bert. GIL Tauby: stolen bases. Pip
pen double play. Wright TO Brown TO
Reich
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 10, Cleveland 3.
New York Il, st. Louis 2.
Chicago 10. Washington 5.
Detroit s, Boston s.
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score by Innings

Summary = Runs TesponslbIe Tor
Lien 2. struck out, by Fallin 4. Lien
3, bases on balls. off Fallin 2. left
on bases. Yakima 3. Salem 4 two-
base hits. Palm. Evans. runs battsd
in. Lifhtner. stolen base, Lanissro.
time. ;46 umpires, Kallis and Weis-
gerber
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
GAMES TONIGHT

GAMES TONIGHT
CITY League Bottiers vs. Transfers
At Mckinley No. 2, 0asmen vs.. Ducks
At jefferson No. z,
uduStrials- Local 266e
vs. Doormen at Portland Ave No q:
All-Rails vs.. Furnituremen At Har-
mon. Musicians W. Pulpers AZ Port
land No. /: Scotties vs.. Garagemen
~ Mckinley No. l.
All games raineo out last Friday
night will be rescheduled for Thurs
day. May 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 7. Brooklyn 4.
New York 8, Pittsburgh 4.
Cincinnati 4, Boston 5.
ST. Louis 8. Philadelphia 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20

Score by Innings
TRcoma ..... 600 400 600 03-S
Spokane .... 600 600 400 90
Summary--Runs batted In. Abbott.
Rosenlund Martinez. Cadinha, Han
son 2; two-base hits, Rickert. RoSen-
lund. stolen base, Mallory; sacrifice
Abbott. double PLAYS. Mallory to
Rickert, Mallory 20 Hanson 10 Rick
tinez. left on bases Tacoma 8, Spo-
kane 4 bases on balls. off Cadinha 2.
off HAYES 7. struck out. by Cadinha
Z by Hayes 8. hit by pitcher. Alden
hv CadinhR wild pitch HAYES.
passed ball. Beard. time OF game
ana; umpires. Valerie and Moran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Sundays Games
1oiumous rs, Indianapolis -
Toledo 40, Louisville 10.
Minneapolis 6-l. Milwaukee 5-9.
%. Paul 81, Kansas City 50.
saturdays Games
Minneapolis !. Milwaukee s..
Kansas City 8. St. Paul 4.
Columbus 5. Indianapolis 2.
Louisville 3. Toledo Z.
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Totals ..........3l 3 "a Il
aBatted for Berry Ia the ninth
EAN rDTEEn

innings pitched by Prim 10 At bat
off Prim 30. runs scored off prim 4.
hits. off prim 10. runs responsible
for. Prim 4, Hehert g. bases on balls
off prim 2. Hebert 2 struck out. hy
Prlm o Hebert 2. hit nv pitcher Holm
nv Hebert. left on bases. Los An
eeles 3. San Diego 3. two-base hit
Lowrey. home run. Berger, sacrifice
hits. weintraub. Prim. Salkeld Has
lin. stolen base. Storey; runs oatted
IN, Prim. Mavo. Berger, Garibaldi,
peliAgrini. Jensen 2
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The2Sfandinqs
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Spokane 20-2. Tacoma as.
Vancouver HIS. wenstchee 90.
Salem "a. Yakima 90.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE

GAMES THIS WEEK
Wednesday: Tacoma at Everett,
Olympia at Bremerton.
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Yakima tl..t....s.... OF0 00N ii
Salem ............... O0i ITO x--3
Summary - Runs responsible for
Mcconnell 3: struck out, by Helser o.
Mcconnell 2. bases on balls off Hell
ser 9, Mcconnell g. wild pitches. Nc
Conneii q left on bases. Yakima 7.
Salem 2. two-base hits. Reese. john
son. Lirhtner. runs batted In. Jani-
Zero Shinn sacrifice. Bsrgstrom.
Bates: time. as; umpires Weis-
gerber and Kallis
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HOLLYWOOD

summary. LOSING plCnet. hlthpIh'
innings pitched by Bithorn 2. o.
borne 3. Thompson l. AZ bat Oft
Bithorn 10. Osborne Is. Thompson
a. runs off Bithorn 4 Osborne 1.
hits off Bithorn 4. Osborne 4. runs
respoEsible for. Scribner 4 Bithorn
I. Osborne /; base on balls off Scrib-
ner 4. Bithorn /: struck out BY
Scribner l. Bithorn 2, Osborne 2,
Thompson 2: left on bases, Seattle
4, Hollywood Q: two-base hits, Harris.
schuster. Rosenberg, three-base hit.
Fallon. sacrifice hit, Niemiec; runs
batted In. Matheson. Failon, Schus-
ter Harris 2. Sweeney 2, Brenzel 2
double plays, Niemiec 20 Schuster TO
Harris. Schuster 10 Niemiec TO Harris
time. a.: umpires D. Widner and j.
Widner.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Seattle s-b. Hollywood IA.
Oakland 81. Portland Ia.
Sacramento 22-s, San Francisco
SIS.
San Diego ~. Los Angeles SO.
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sBatted for Bittner In sixth.
fBatted for lost IN eighth.
score nv Inning
Seattle .... ......l20 03i 10
Hits go. .........l20 l22 222-l4
HOLLYWOOD go. ..... lO0 lSO I'D
Hits .... 49,. .zlo so ozo-lo
Summary. Winning pitcher, Cole
losing pitcher. Bittner' innings
pitched by Cole 4zs. Bittner O. Wind
sor Ia plus. Tost a al bat off Cole
%. Bittner %, Windsor 5. Tost 10:
runs off Cole 5. Bittner n Tost 2
hits off Cole ., Bittner 8, Windsor 2.
Tost 4. runs responsible for. Cole 4.
Bittner 3, Tost 2. Turpin q bases on
balls off Bittner T. Windsor 2. lost
l. Turpin 2. struck out by Cole ],
Bittner 4. Turpin 2; left on bases.
Seattle 10. Hollywood 10; two-base
hits. Kahle Harris. Brenzel; three
base hits Niemiec Matheson; home
run. Herman; sacrifice hits Law
renee. uhalt. runs batted IN. Schuster
?. Harris. Cissell. Gyselman 2. Me
mice 2. Herman 4 BrenZel. Matheson
double plays. oyselman 70 Niemiec 70
Harris. Tost to Bren2el TO Herman.
Niemiec TO Schustsr 70 Harris.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston i2-i. Oklahoma City SIS.
Dallas s, Shreveport ;,
Tulsa IL San Antonio ;.
Beaumont q. Fort Worth Z.
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fSecond Gamer
80 I'm ANEULHf


AbAaAa sstss... 20 lc
Batted for Powell in fourth
b Batted for Parmalee in seventh.
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fFirst Ganne)
VANCOUVER
...... ~ n
wENATCHEI

Totals .......4l IS ~ Is
Batted for Libke in seventh.
Score nv Innings
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Rural Events
TO-DAY
futile Hill

TODAY
futile Hin
Friends Church Missionary So
ciety will have their regular
monthly all day meeting at the
church. dinner 10 be served by
committee three.
willis
Cabinet members OF ". s. c. 5.
will meet in annex at 2:30 p. m.
South Superior
Gale School Child Study Club
will meet this evening with Mrs
Leonard Engei. Geddes Rd.
Saline
Grange will meet at home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harlan Holcomb
Mrs. Rudolph Hertler will be
hostess to Third Division
Guild OF ST. Paurs Church Viii
meet with Mrs. Oscar Weber.
Federated Ladies Aid II meet
In church parlors in afternoon.
~ W.
Stony Greek
P T. A. Women members meet
at Tamarack School to discuss
plans for purchase OF new dishes
for the school.
Sheldon
Regular meeting Of Womans So
ciety OF Christian Service at
Church Cooperative dinner at
1880.
Willis
Sumpter Pedro Club will meet
with Mrs. Ernest Terry.
Committee in charge OF supper
for w. S. c. s. will meet with Mrs.
Charles Bodell in evening
Saline
Mrs. c. II. Miller will entertain
Rainbow division.
Ladies Aid Society OF 81. Paul
Church will be entertained by Mrs.
Carl Schaffer.
Plttsfield
Pittsheld Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at G. a. r. Hall, Ypsilanti, for
an all day meeting
York
Mrs. Louis Smith will entertain
Ladies Sewing Circle No. . OF Nj.
Ian Methodist Church at her home.
Potluck dinner at noon.
APRIL 4
Stony Creek
P. T. a. injecting al Oaklawn
School.
Jacksonville
Pleasure Club TO have an "inbc-
tween party.
South Superior
Gale School p. r. a. will meet
in the evening at. the school house
a chop suey supper will be served
at p. m. Program and election Of
officers.
Salem
Thayer School Will sponsor a
home talent entertainment at Sa-
lem Town Hall at p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
South Superior Events

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Yenkel enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Yenkel
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Yenkel, Dearborn, for Sunday
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wright
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Wright
and family, Dexter, were Sunday
visitors also.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bueker, De-
troit, spent Saturday on their fruit
farm on Vreeland Rd.
Mrs. Mildred Robinson visited
the school Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansel Brown sp'ht
Thursday evening at the hore cl
Mr.. and Mrs. Roden Roger"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
STUDY GROUP OF W. S. C.. S.
MEETS IN CHURCH ANNEA

Wills, Mich, Apr. ? The
Study Group OF the Woman's Soc
iety Of Christian Service met in
the Church Annex March IS. Ten
members answered 10 roll call
and each gave a contribution TO
the meeting which opened by
singing For The Beauty Of The
Earth" followed by a prayer by
the president Mrs. Smally.
The subject OF the lesson was,
"Old Age Adrift" Mrs. Taylor and
Mrs. Smally gave readings follow
ed by discussion. Mrs. Staebler
read the Scripture and meeting
closed by all reading a poem,
"Our Homes
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Committee viii Meet

The committee in charge Of the
supper for the Woman'S Society
Of Christian Service, April 8, will
meet with their chairman, Mrs
Charles Bodell. Thursday even
ing. Those on the committee are
Mrs. Charles Bodell, Mrs. May
Cox. Mrs Robert STEERS, Mrs.
Ruth Smally, Mrs. Nora Flower,
and Mrs. Sauna Simon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Henning had
as guests Wednesday their chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rauser, Ann
Arbor.
Miss Jean Campbell returned to
her school work in East Lansing
Tuesday after spending her spring
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jennings Campbell.
Kenneth VANITY. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Theron VANITY is recovering
nicely from scarlet fever and will
be able to start back to school
after the spring vacation.
Mrs. Eleanor Sanderson spent
from Tuesday till Saturday al
Geddes visiting with her son,
Harvey Sanderson and family and
also her laughter, Mrs. Dale Parker
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hearl had as
dinrsr guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Wlliam Hauk and family, Cherry
nil.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henning re-
ceiyed as guests Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Henderson,
Detroit.
Mrs. Ina Champion is recovering
from a cold.
Mrs. Sophia Ottowa, Canada, &C
companied by her son. Cedric,
Wayne, visited Sunday with their
cousin. Miss Ellen Gould.
Mrs. Charles j. Carey Is Ill and
vas unable to attend church Sun
day. Her daughter. Edna Marie, has
been Ill and unable to attend
echnnl hut il innrnvinr
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BOSTON-UP-A resolution re-
questing that ]. P. Marqusnd's Lab
est novel, III. NJ Pullman. Esquire,
be banned here because II attacked
the character and decency OF Bos.
ton womanhood by innuendo was
presented Tuesday to Mayor Maur.
ice J. Tobin.