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Evening star., 1941-05-09

COLORED-IlOO BLOCK G ST. Ne
Brick. . rms. and b., full bsmt.. gas and
eIec.. h w. heat. Earage:- only 5000 cash,
bal like rent. V. S. HURLBERT, MA. 1910.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
CHAIN BRIDGE RID D. C.

BARGAIN, $500 A very fine site for
a home: over 2OO-foot frontage, over
10000 50 f.: excellent view. BOSS e.
PHELPS. National $500.
Evening star., 1941-05-09

BUY CHEVY CHASE DETACHED HOMES,
It-durng-depresslon prices; save s. UuU
1850 to si600O. FULToN R. 'GtzoRDoN,
owner. 1927 Eve i. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-05-09

1922 SPRING RID. NV, JUST OFF 13th--
Ten0Vatpd: this is large spacious
apartment and exceptionally located;
rent. S45. See janitor on premises or
call
loo1 NEW YORK AVE. RE. 1S47.
Evening star., 1941-05-09

$500 n CAPITOL AND S SITS. Nv
store or delicatessen: 5 rooms . stories;
oil heat: for quick sale a. $1,000. \. c.
HINES & SONS, Mr. Martin. DI. 173q
Evening star., 1941-05-09

325 DECATUR ST NW-2 ROOMS,
kitchen, bath. modern duplex: rent, S45;
heat and hot water RA. 3l3S.
OODRIDGE-ENTIRE md FL. OF DET.
home lGe rms. kitchen, bath. deck
porch. gar: $50. Phone Hobart 20S2.
2 RMS KITCHEN. BATH. SCREENED
porch. refg.; S37.5 Apply W. B. CATION,
Evening star., 1941-05-09

lNU F0E' WOOCN TP s
FXcepti0nal Colonial home large living
room, screened porch, powder room on f =
floor. large leyel lOf Aburr DrITy. WI
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Evening star., 1941-05-09

ON GOVERNMENT PARK BEDROOMS
; baths library. recreation room, maid
room and bath; grounds cared for by
owner; garden; June 1st 10 Sept. LIST. WI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

Sign Three
Coaches

EAST LANSING, March 21.-
Hiring of one regular and two
toned by the state board of agri-
toned by the state bord of agri-
culture. governing body Of Michi-
gan State College.
Ed Pogor, former Spartan foot
ball star, was hired on a full time
basis, and Charley Griffin and Ed
Gibbs, ex-Michigan State baseball
players. were both added as part
time coaches. Their appointments
are effective Immediately.
Pogor will replace AL Kircher,
who was called into service as a
first lieutenant at Fort Knox, Ky.
Pogor's duties will be that of an
assistant football coach and ply
steal education instructor.
Gibbs. former Detroit Tiger
farm hand, will assist John Kobs
with the varsity baseball squad
and Griffin will work with the
freshmen candidates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Regain Confidence
Cooley ThincIads, After Beating by Colfs Bounce
Back With Triumph OUer Mackenzie

Mackenzie's relay team of Ped
lar. Fraser, Keegan and Drake set
a new city mark of 1858.
1t seems Gene Gorecki of Cass
can be relied UP i TO score 1914
points in every meet. He came
through for the fourth consecutive
week yesterday When he won the
25-yard dash, the 25-yard low
hurdles. the 220-yard dash and
ran leg in the relay.
And again he lowered a gym
mark. He covered the 220 dis
tance in :25.4 to help give Cass a
$3.50 victory over Pershing.
Apparently the West Side
schools have no respect for the
divisional champion, Western. II
was beaten again yesterday
Sheldon Kavieff paced Central to
a so 10 to 35ss triumph over the
hapless Cowboys. Kavieff had II
points.
In other meets, Miller whipped
Eastern, $751; to 1872; Southwest.
ern whipped Chadsey, Az TO 23i2
and Southeastern su merge
Northern, 76-10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

When Cooley dropped its first
dual track meet in 10 years few
weeks ago to Northwestern, it
seemed the Colts had a good. team.
Then MackenZie's thinclads ZEN
gagged Northwestern and the Stays
came out on the long end of the
score.
The Cardinal team today feels il
has again stamped itself as a
great squad after yesterdays
clash with Mack nzie when
Cooley's colors again came to the
front. 44-42.
Cooley started with clean
sweeps in the pole vault and high
Jump. but then in the hurdles and
the dash events Mackenzie's
speedsters showed their class.
With two events remaining to
be run. the teams were tied with
SO points.
Jack Longpre and Tom Music,
Cardinal distance men. finished
one-two in the mile as Mackenzie
took a third. and the eight points
acquired in this event proved the
margin of victory for Cooley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Hdndba|| Mates
Now Are Foes

Two old partners viii be pitted
against each other when al Zerbo
and Stan Gallup meet DR. Milt
Lappn and Leo Dressler in the
finals OF the Michigan A. A. L.
doubles handball tournament at
the University of Detroit field
house Al s o'clock tonight Ted
Lemn1er and Ben Waterstone will
face Paul Mcrlo and Al Schauiel-
berger in the third place playofls
al 7 p III.
For the past three season Al
Zerbo and Doctor Lappin have
teamed together 10 capture three
consecutive national Y doubles
crowns. Tonight Zerbo Will be
paired with Galaup in the defense
Of their state title while Doctor
Lappin will be teamed with Dress
Ter in an effort 10 regain the lau-
rels be won with John GuStomskl
in 1899.
The DrcSsler-Lappin combine
staged an upset when they de-
feaied Ted LemRler and Ben
Waterstonc. city doubles cham
pions and No. , seeded team in
the semiiinals last night, 2l-1l.
2l-l6 Greater staying power
pulled Zerbo and Gallup through
a foilph Scrap with NIcrlo and
Schaufelbcrger. DIS. l5-2l. 2l-9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
AIiquippa.
st. Paul
is Win

Aliquippa, Pa, and ST aul won
their first round games OF the sixth
annual Serbian,American national
basketball tournament tins morn
ing at tho Naval Armory. ALI
quipp eliminated Gary, Ind, SYO
team. 3l-33. while East Chicago
bowed TO St. aul, % TO IS
John Vuiovich. St Paul for
ward. scored FIVE baskets for lC
points and Fred Popovich counted
SIX field goals and three fouls lOl
is points for Chicago Pres Mano.
Vlch led the Aliquippa team with
Is points and Pete MiStovich had
Z for Gary.
In the other games the tourna-
ment faVorites. JohnStown Pa.
beat Stubenvllc. O. 1913, and
Joliet. Ill. downed the Detroit
YMSA team, 36-2i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Rifle CIuI.
Holds Its
Meeting

Tho Central Michigan Rifle and
Pistol Association. an organization
Of 300 marksmen representing -
cities and towns in the state. will
hold its annual meeting and ban
quot al the Home Dairy In Lam
sing Saturday Perry Spangler,
executive secretary said election
of officers and their outdoor pro-
gram Will he arranged
All members of the Central
Michigan League are entered in
The Detroit Times Rifle Tourna-
ment. Tho four top teams in the
league will compete for the Will
liam Randolph Hearst Citizens
Workmanship trophies in Detroit
the latter part of April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Thdyer's Kaye
Win Features
CY0 Bouts

Little Joe Thayer. a blond.
peaceable looking amateur boxer
representing ST. Henry's Parish
may never equal the ring fcdts OF
Joe Louis. but boxing fans will be
talking of his flashing right hand
for a long time.
Little Joe punched out a Sec
ond round knockout over Vince
Denaro, St Alphonsus Parish
battler. in the feature bout oil
the Catholic Youth Organization
ring preliminaries at Hackett
Fieldhouse last night.
The st. Henry's Parish fighter
using his left hand only for {
shield. smashed two rights to tho
chin and wound up the fight.
IT took Joe Rivard. st. Glenn
ent's Class B middleweight, just &c
seconds to kayo Ray Janke of St
Alphonsus with a looping right tC
the chin.
Jimmy Gemmell. a Class {
middleweight fighting for st
Cecilia's Parish. scored his seconC
knockout of the tourney when hi
stopped Clarence Bailey of ST
James in the second round.
CLASS {
1926 pound class--Bil Farabaugh (st
Benedicts defeated Don Heath (st. Al
phonsusb.
I1s-pound class Joe Thayer est
Henry's) knocked out Vince Denaro est
Alphonsus), second. Dan Music est
IGregorys) knocked out Charles NadeaI
/ (st. charlesl first.
l35-pound class - Arden Chapman (St
Mays, Mt. Norris defeated Joe Peran
Epiphany.
is0- pound class - James Gemmell (st
CecillasD knocked out Clarence Bailey est
James,, second Jerry MCGEE est Johns
Inkster) defeated James Garfield lou
Lady Of Sorrowsl.
1fT- pound class George North tSt
Benedict'D defeated Gordon Whitney Gan
nunciationD.
1850 pound clsss-Tony sadowski est
Alphonsus) knocked out Bob McLenna
/ (st. Brigids, FIRST Ed Tomas tOur Lad
of Help defeated Nick Marabeas est
Alphonsus). Joe Rivard est. Clements
knocked out Ray Janke tst. Alphonsus)
first
lls-pound class John Germanovic
/ Sweetest Heart OF Mary knocked ou
Dave Yuhase Epiphany. second. Da
Martin (st. Benedicrsl, defeated Jim Car
roll tMaddona).
/ 1926 pound class-Keyin cuaiIe (Blesse
Sacrament defeated Martin Gallo lou
Lady of Help.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
SCoveI s Seeks
Church Title

Scovel basketball team will
clash with Ecorse's quintet Sat
urday night al $50 al Adams
Y. NJ. {. A. for the Glass A
Inter Church League champion
ship.
After victories in 1885 and 1887,
Scovel can gain permanent pos
session of the trophy by victory.
In a preliminary game. 81. An
drews will meet Covenant at 7:30
for the Class 3 title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
State Prep Cage
Results. Schedule

EAST LANSING. March 21-
Following are last nights quarter
final results and tonight's pairings
in the annual State High School
Basketball championships:
CLASS
Pontiac 81. Bay City IS. Benton Harbor
81. Holland 81 Saginaw 80, Muskegon
Heights Is Ann Arbor 30. Lincoln Park 20.
TONIGHT'S GAMES
Pontiac vs.. Benton Har0or. Saginaw VS..
Ann Arbor.
CLASS
Nj Pleasant %. Petoskey u. Sturgts 81,
Grand Rapids Christian p Dawson %,
Charlotte p Detroit 81. Theresa 80. De-
troit Visitation 81
TONIGHT'S GAMES
Nj Pleasant W.. sturgis St Theresa VS..
Dawson.
CLASS G
Holland Christian IS. BridEman "a Ian
sing 81 Mary's 81 Blissheld 80. Harbor
Springs % Clare Is. Flint St Mays 81,
Keego HaGbor -.
TONIGHT's GAMES
Holland Christian " Lansing 81. Mary s.
Flint st, Mays vs. Haroor Springs.
CLASS u
stevensvllle s. Whitehall IS. East Tawss
81 Bellaire I3. Hanover 81. Nyandoite
smith Is. Flint Michigan Deaf School 80,
Orchard Lake 81. Mays 81
TUNfGHT-S GAMES
Stevensvilie vs. Fast TaVas. Hanover VS..
Michigan Deaf School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
ziviC Knocks Out
Garcia in ID

BALTIMORE. March y. -
GNSl - Fritzie Civic. world ;
welterweiChi champion. scored a
technical knockout over Felix
Garcia in The second round of a
scheduled 10-Found non-titlc bout
las night
Garcia was floored twice by the
PittSburgher. who gave al M
presSive performance Frlizie sent
Garcia 10 the canvas in the initial
round and then again in the second
when the referee stopped the ueut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
.Sllead
First at
.PinelurSt
INTERNATIONAL Sew. ssr,lee wlr

PINEHURST. N. C.. March II.
Sammy Snead. one of the hottest
of the Winter golf campaigners.
today held his third title of the
last five southern tournaments
the North-South Open crown
Snead concluded The II holes
with a gaudy 277 total. IL strokes
under par. to give him three-hole
advantage over his nearest compe-
titor, Clayton Heather. who shot
$50.
Others among the top finishers
included Willie Goggin. 2S4; Law
son Little and Byron Nelson, 2S5,
and Lloyd Mangrum and Ben
Hogan. 28S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Miss Hicks Goes
To Semifind|s
cspyrisht by Detroit Times. Al
International New. service Wire

AUGUSTA. Ga. March 21.-
Tourney favorite Elizabeth Hicks
of Long Beach. Cal. defeated de-
Tending champion Helen Siegel.
Philadelphia, l up in third round
play of the Forest Hills women s
golf meet.
Dorothy Kirby, Atlanta. Ca,
defeated Mrs. Charles Harbrough,
Cleveland, 6 and 5. Jean Bauer,
Providence. r. l.. defeated Jane
Cothran. Greenville. S. C., ! up in
10 holes. Helen Dettweiler Wash
ington.. d. C.. defeated Dorothy
Gardner. SteubenvilIe. O., 2 and /.
Miss Dettweiler will meet Miss
Bauer today while Miss Hicks will
play Miss Kirby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Three Minor Shifts
In City Pin Tourney

Only three changes were made
in the standings OF INC women 5
City bowling tournament during
last nights rolling at the Red
Mill Recreation
National Bank OF Detroit came
into third place IN Class T. with
1Q22 while Sumcrakf and OlVm-
pic Recreation No. u tied for
fourth place in Class + on 1921
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
St. Clair Wins

st. Clair defeated Eimwood, SO.
in a Michigan A. A. L. water polo
match last night in the Kronk
Recreation pool. George Pill and
Bob Herman both made three
goals for the winners and George
Lewis had five for the losing team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
LEAD SHORT LIVED

Visitation gained a brief lead al
Sd on a basket BY Bob johnson
in the second period. but Osterman
Clipped in two foul throws and
st Theresa never trailed there
after.
81. Theresa alone Will represent
the metropolitan area on the
battle front tonight In addition 10
Visitation. four others got the
exit sign last night.
Among the losers was tho sur
prising Lincoln Park five which
last week pulled Detroit
Eagles stunt by winning the
rcgicnalS al Fordson The Park
ers bowed to Ann Arbor. 1929
NJ YpSilanti when a great final
sFnri fen one point short.
Walter Carpenter engineered II
o. The Parkers points. collecting
to baskets IN the closing seconds
or Ann Arbor. Dick WalierhouSe
again stole the snow on is points.
Meantime. kcego Harbor. 1910
Cas- { finalis', hit the Sidelines
through 3l-11 setback from St
Mary of Flint In Class d.
Nyandotte Smith fell before
Hanover 37-ZS as Al ChildS
scored 10 points for the winners.
The Flint School for the Deaf
downed Orchard Lake 81. Mary.
3D.
The nights No l upset came at
jackson when Lansing 81. Mary
IN Class { nippcd BhsSfied. 1873.
IN overtime II was BliSsfield's
FIRST setback in 20 games this wear.
~ THERESA NISIraTIo~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Scratches
International News service Wire
AT TROPICAL PARK

AT TROPICAL PARK
Weather. cloudy; track. sloppy.
FIRST Race-Mixer, Riyerdan. Abrupt
sweet Swinger, GIastoAeid, son Islam.
seoteh Broth, Ben shaba. Harkim.
second Raee-ReiB~ MarKot. Edgeeo.
Lads Wa. Can,ovino. Dusky Girl. Iron
VIM. HoIbein. Maecaro.
Third Race-flood u, Dragon Lady,
Purport, sasnsk. sparkling Heel Pa
yition.
MIN Raee-Blaek One. Burning Pm
hers, Ray Fox. Ni-Due, Biushing Bride.
socratic, villa Platte.
seventh Rare-Declared on and Ninth
substItuteb. will run A. seventh Race.
Scratches In Seventh-sweet sbowno.
Blind Pig. RebuttaI, kssidah, Broad
Vision. Calling.
Eighth Raee-sayitar, Fire Finch.
Baggraye, slight Error, Cantsta, High
Arch.
At HAVANAH
Weather, clear: track, fast.
Firsi Raee-Baek Fence.
second Rsre-Barker. LignUm Vitae.
Miss sokoIo. starry Night. Major sweep,
Choiee Goods.
Third Rsre-Rayenhurst. Azabaehe,
BIoadkin. Maud Bane. Ny surprise. Ben
Niger. Pegs Courage. Nestko.
Fourth Raes-Miss Narfis. Winning
Woman. sheila Broom, Thisway. Rhoog.
Barraca
FIFTH Rare-Ida Tarp. TnanieaI, X.
Pinch0t.
sixth Rsce-yIcuna. Mr.. Buddy. Field
DaX suburbanite. Many Moons, Trans
finn.
Seeenth Raee-Cynlcal. David w,
Bounty, FIashs Belle. Witehswail, Books
Pride.
At OAKLAND PARK
Weather. clear; track. fast.
second Raee-Dandy Maiden.
sixth Raee-Lineoln J, Broadway Girl.
Bohbtn.
seventh Rare-kennet.
Ninth Rare-DrrlaTed OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Settlement Caeers Play

The Class A Intersettlement
basketball championship will be
decided at the Franklin. Settlement
tomorrow night when Franklin
opposes Neighborhood Club at 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
WAS RETAKE

Once before this season st.
Theresa had conquered Visitation
with the First Division Catholic
League crown at stake. Only on
that occasion. the Pirates were
forced to pull the game out of
the fire in the closing minutes.
Last night 1t was a breeZe-after
the first half.
AS in the first meeting OF the
teams. Don Osterman walked off
with heroic honors last night. The
all-state center hit the bell for
il points five of them in success
sion at the outset of the third
period 10 swing the tide definitely
in ST. Thcresa's favor.
Paradoxically, ST Theresa suf-
Tered in victory. Big Bob Carpenter
leceived a broken collar bone on
the first scramble under the
basket thus leaving ST. Theresa
with only one Shooter OSterman
Ito face the 'croocial' tussles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
ST. Theresa Five
Meets Dawson
} In Tourney
BY GEORGE MASKIN

EAST LANSING, March 21.-
George DuFour-a coach who
never gives his team a chance
today brought his Detroit st.
Theresa squad on to Michigan
States campus to contest in the
Glass B semifinals of the state
high school basketball tournament
for the eighth time in 10 years.
The ST. Theresa clan, only
member of last years finalists
group still in the running. comes
up against Dawson (located near
Flint in Jenison Fieldhouse to-
night. The winner then will square
off with either Mt. Pleasant or
Sturgis for the flag tomorrow.
1t was a case of repeated his
tory which preceded St. Theresa's
return to this college town today.
The Pirates hoped over the last
barrier last night at Pennington
when they shellacked Visitation, a
fellow Catholic League entry,
1921.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

stevensville vs. East TaVas. Hanover VS.
Michigan Deaf School.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-04-19

Sunday was busy, colorful day with
pastor and his loyal constituents. AT
the Sunday School exercises it was re-
treshing to see the little folks all
CARRIED in their Easter attire. At 9
pm, the pastor and people iourneyed
to the First Free Baptist Church,
guests of Rev. Samuel H. Bullock of
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. At 7
pm, back at Peoples Church for the
Children's Program under Mrs. Isa-
belle Billups with fine Easter mes
sage by Rev. FELTON, C. Nolan of Win
throp, and singing by DR.. ]. E. Jeltz,
OF Il Can't Forget it, Can You ?" For
mer Judge and Mrs. William R. Page of
Maiden were present. At the close the
pastor led group to the Central Con-
gregational Church of Chelsea to wit
ness a great pageant with Mrs. Nc
Lean taking the leading part. DR..
Fuller presented the guest soloist, DR..
j. E. Jeltz, whose rich baritone voice
captivates his hearers. Mrs. Cora
Jones presented Peoples Church with
beautiful Hyacinth Plant in memory
OF her daughter, Dorothy.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-04-19
W0BURN

WOBURN, MASS, April IS
Easter Services were fittingly observed
in the st. Johns Baptist Church last
Sunday. The weather was ideal. A
cantato was presented in the morning
by the junior choir, followed by a
sermon by the pastor, Rev. Roger Viii
liams. Easter lilies decorated the ros-
trum. A pageant was presented in the
evening under the direction of Mrs.
Beatrice Scott and Mr.. Leon Wright.
The characters were as follows: Joseph
of Arimathea, James Heard; Nicode-
mus, Reginald Canada; Esther, wife of
Joseph; Joash, a servant of Joseph,
Thomas Finley; Anna, a maid-servant,
Mlllicent Saunders; Two Women of the
followers of Jesus, Audrey Martin, and
Lula Belle Knox; Soldier, Mr.. Leon
Wright; Page in the house of Joseph,
Melvin Collins; Reader, Mrs. Verna
Canada. The visitors were from Bos-
ton, Cambridge and Maiden. The Pas
tors Aid Club has just completed a
splendid piece of work. The new win
dows that they have been working for
sometime ago have been completed for
Easter Sunday. Much credit is due the
club. The windows will be dedicated at
a later date. The Mystic Baptist Church
School Convention will convene here all
day today in the st. Johns Baptist
Church. The convention will be called
to order at 10 am. Mr.. Leon Wright
will preach his trial sermon Sunday
evening, April 7, services beginning
promptly at Z pm. Mrs. Olivia Keller
Bracey of East Orange, N. j., spent
the Easter holidays visiting her mother
and other relatives in this city. The
Sunshine Band will hold its annual
meeting in the St. Johns Baptist
Church, April 81, at 3 o'clock pm.
Miss Lucinder Lee of Winchester is
president. Mrs. Maria Turner is out
again after being confined to home for
some time. Rev. j. D. Hymns of New
hope Church will be the speaker for
the Sunshine Band on the 9th
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-04-19
MAIDEN
Eastern Ave. Bapt. Church
Rev. James L. Jackson. Pastor


MAIDEN, Mass, April 14-Easter
services were we'll attended throughout
the day beginning with morning wor-
ship at which time Rev. w. H. Smith of
winchester was the guest speaker:
also baptizing the candidates. Com
blned Senior and Jr. choirs sang special
music for the occasion. The Primary
Dept. of the Church School held their
annual program at the noon-hour with
line array of children who presented
an enjoyable program, under their
supt., Mrs. Annie Partin and her staff
OF workers.-At the evening service
the Senior Dept. of the Church School
presented an Easter Drama entitled,
The Light of the Cross" which was
directed by Miss Mary F. Jumper.
Those in the cast included: Annie Bar
ron, Dorothy Harris, Ruth Bailey. Vic
toria Santos, Helen Anderson, Lurena
thompson, Lawrence Stowe, and
James Smith, music under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Herman Carter, assisted bv
Ruth Partin at the piano. Miss GLADYS
Bergman of Boston was the guest
soiolst rendering two very appropriate
selections, accompaniment by Miss
Edna Bergman.
On Thursday evening, April "a, the
Joint Board of Trustees and Deacons
will sponsor Turkey Supper in which
cordial invitation is open to everyone
to purchase ticket.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-04-19
CA M B RIDGE

The musical program of the No
Cambridge Excelsior Club which was
held at the beautiful home of Trustee
Mrs. J. j. Jones Sunday, April 6, was
a great success. 1t was as follows:
opening remarks by the president,
George Carter; Cliff Every Voice and
Sing; vocal solo, Mrs. R. Agnew:
piano solo, Miss Drina Stewart: re-
marks, T. Pres. Mrs. Owens: reading
Mrs. A. McKentzy; selection, Orphesus
Quartet, Mrs. S. Williams, Mrs. G,
Shelbourn, Mrs. V. Hodges Graves,
Mr.. G. Douglas, Mr.. NJ. johnson: read,
ing, Mrs. Mociel A. Fash; piano solo.
Miss Agnes Bradford; reading. little
MISS Annette Elan; vocal solo, Mrs.
vera Hodges Graves; request selection.
Orphesus Quartet; closing remarks by
Mr. =. Carter. Mrs. Smith poured tea
Next meeting will be held the first
Tuesday eve. in May at the home of
the Vice Pres, Mr.. Hugh TYLER. 63
Cannon Ave-, w. Somerville. G. Carter
pres, Mrs. NJ. A. Fash, secy.
George Grifiths, Jr., machinist in
the Navy Yard, New York, spent Palm
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Griffith, 20 Ivy St., Cam
bridge.
CITY ITEMS
The Valetta Charity Club is sponsor
ing another Penny Sale on Friday eve.
April rs, in Columbus Hall, SIS Austin
st. There will be many beautiful and
useful prizes. Doors open at 8 pm.
Checking free. Mrs. Martha Kenswil.
honorary president; Julia Wilson,
president; Theresa Turner, chairman.