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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-31
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

result the dellnar easily made
"5-Itecrts. for typ score.
Al Two fae.ss where a No
Trump game vas tsa contract,
West la Is Diamond 9 the 10
being piaye. M Soeth= Folding
up the 4. lie haII NJ again when
the ] was led. and then in each
case took the diamond 8 With his
A Thereafter enc Of these de-
clarers hnessed the spades. which
lost to East. Tie latter had no
more diamonds to return, so
Soltn made exactly niHe tricks
FIR his contract. The other de-
clarer apparently didn't know
why he had held up his A at all.
He fressed the hearts and lost TO
West. who ~thereuDon a two
more diamonds, setting the con-
tract.
So the relative scores ranged
this way The South who rebid
hearts on his first chance got top
With $50 points, the II who re-
bid them on his second chance
was next with 420. the No Trump
er Who made his contract came
third With 400 and the one who
was set got bottom.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-31
Limiting Diseases

Again, there is a chapter on
diseases that impose a limitation
upon the activities of iife as a con
dition of treatment. The people
who have these diseases never
seem to consider that. They think
they can 60 on a diet or take some
daily medicine and then go gaily
on their way to a round of dinners
or church soclals, or card games
or business grind, or long motor
trips, without Interfering with
the treatment at all. Such a thing
as resignation has entirely gone
out Of modern life. People think
the doctor should do all the work
and that any limitation on their
lives is a reflection on medical sci
ence. Yet here it is put down as
the primary condition of treat
ment--in obesity, high blood pres
sure, angina, chronic bronchitis,
tuberculosis.
Another chapter Classics GER
tain diseases as conditions in
which the treatment is tentative
and experimental. In this section
| notice, rather surprisingly,
arthritis. But on thinking it over,
| believe one of the most important
things an arthritis patient can be-
gin to realize is that the treatment
of arthritis is tentative-subject
to change, and readjustment. No
treatment of it is final.
The longest section in the book
is that on conditions in which the
chief method Of treatment is psy-
Geological.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
R. G. ~: "Are cod liver oil tab
lets as good for children as real
cod liver oil?"
Observation-Disclosures should
put the Unit concentration of cod
liver oil preparations on the pack
age.
EDITOE'S NOTE: Dr.. C~ieadenins has
seven p: Iphlets which can be obtained by
reader Each pamphlet sells for 20 cents.
For ANY one %pamphle, desired. send 10
cents in coin. and a Sc -id Tres ed envelope
stamped with a ti.c"c-c"rt ~-rrl'. o ~
Logan Ciendenine. in care Of this ra.er
The pamphlets are Three Wees lseiu.
ing Diet" "lnu.S2 ION a.. "a "a inn
Reducing and Caring. Infant Feef-
ing. Instructions for the Treatment O;
Diabetes. "Femipire Hv4;rca'' and Tie
Care Of the Hair AID Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-31
TIE Dc~.0r's Philosophy
Of T191fing the Patient

very wisely, according to my ex-
perieNce-as a disease that we
must treat largely by nursing care
-rcst n bed, applications to the
tnr-at arl Ghost. etc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-31
Tom0rroW'S Problem
~ 5 4
y K @ 3
tAQ 5
h A 10 4

dealer: East. Niorth-SOUth vul-
nerohle.)
Against a lead Of the spade J,
what is South's only chance on
this hand to prevent the loss OF a
club trick and the defeat 1t htn
E-rn1rtS contract
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-31
Seven Types of Treatment

Well, now, DR.. Houston divides
his forms Of treatment into seven
parts. and one of these is diseases
that yield to specific treatment.
In other words, the list of dis
eases for which there is one real
and certain remeoy-a specific.
1t happens to be the shortest chap
ter in the book, and the common
diseases tnot counting tropical
diseases, for which he has a spe-
cifc remedy are seventeen.
Another point! There is a sec.
ton on diseases that yield largely
to nursing care. Now . get let
tiers by the dozen from people who
have n infallible REM " for the
common cold - sometime 70 be
taken by mouth. Yet here IN =
scientific treatise it is CLASH I'd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

cover 10 the postmasters indi-
Gated. endorsed on the covering
wrapper:
For dispatch on the first trip
Of the highway post office,
February 10, 1941."
1t is not permissible TO apply
both postmarks to the same piece
of mail matter. Round-trip covers,
accordingly, are not procurable.
A special cancellation will be
used. the outer lettering of the
circular die reading, Washington,
D. c. and HarrisonbTG. Va. H. p.
O." In the center of the die will
appear the date and the words
"Trip l" or "Trip q" which will in
dictate the direction of the dis
patch. In the bars will appear the
words IF r ST TRIP"
All covers intended for first trip
cancellation should be in the hands
of either postmaster not later than
noon, February 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Highway Service

Arrangements have been com
plotedl the postmaster general
said. for the handling OF phllalehc
mail on the first trip on the high
way post Office service on Feb
fuarv 10 between Washington, D.
{. and Harr sonburC. Va.
Stamp collectors desiring first
trip cancellations of the motorized
post Office should send their covers
prepared and ready fnr maiiln2,
with postage prepaid al the ff,5-
rfaSs rate To the p0simaSle".
Washington. for tho first so,f n
bound run from Washington ~
Haulsonhurs. which will be de
~ignafcd in thc cancellation die a-
Tip and similar covers 10 the
postmaster Harisonhurg. FOR ne
FIRST norfhhognd nun from Haisl-
sonbiTg Va 10 Washington which
Will be fIip-A y
All p letter, pfoperlt- addressed
and stamped shou' Z be sent under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Philatelic Agency
r Receipts Top
1889 Figure

WASHINGTON Jan. =. Post
master General Walker today an
nounced a special Scent stamp
commemorative the ono hundred
and fiftieth anniversary Of the adj
mission Of Vermont 10 statehood
will be issued by the post Office
department March 4
Further details. as to the place
of first-day sale design and color
will be announced later, he said.
The postmaster general made
public also the final receipts from
the 1910 sale of postage stamps
al the philatelic agency Of The
department
These amounted ~ II 10 -lI6,}1
which represents Increase of
SSH. 95444 over the 1889 calendar
year Receipts for December
amounted 10 S13i46112. an IN
crease Of SIS. 1862 over the same
month d year ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Stamp Sale to Honor
Vermont's Statehood

removed from sale al the phlla-
telic agency at the close of bust
ness Jan. Is. 1871.
The department has distributed.
for display in all post offices. n
notice 10 stamp collectors con-
siStng of a list of all varieties Of
stamps now available 10 collectors
az the phllafelic agency There
were 107 stamps listed. ranging in
denomination from one cent TO one
IC1Iar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Bridge Player Holds
Hand Of Is Spades

LEMON Mass, Lar. 25-nNS4
Lloyd =. FouldS and his partner.
George f. Mole had little trouble
winning tho last rubber in a bridge
game With Mrs Moic and Richard
Gilligan when Foulds was dealt a
perfect hand of IL SPADES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Helps you know all
the deductions to
which you are justly
entitled, and to pre-.
pare your return
quickly and correctly.
Clear, concise, easy
to understand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
25 YEARS AGO TODAY
Jan. rs. 1915

British warships shelled Ger
man positions near Westende.
In ArtoiS. the French drove
back German attacks near Neu-
vile.
Russian troops stormed Turk
ish positions at Kangabszar on
the Caucasus Front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Jan. rs, 1910

North OF Lake Ladoga in Fin
land. two trapped Red divisions
appeared doomed repeated Rus
sian attacks on Fl. Mantsi were
beaten back.
Anglo Japanese relations were
again strained with the deten-
ton for IS hours by the Japa-
neSe navy of = British steamer
off the China coast in retaIia-
ton for the Brush seizure of
Mars from the japanese liner
ASaris Maru
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Series Discontinued

In making these announcement
Walker also pointed out that thA
poets and educators groups o. the
Famous American series ma heCu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
STAMPS

STAMP BooK FREE Forty pages. In
eiudes stamp Encyclopedia FREE. Write
FHPTFE STAMP Dept DIT. TorQnio. Can
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
q Bale InfantiI de Aver

En- la fiesta bailable infantil
celebrada aver domingo, en- los
salones de la Legion Americana
de Ybor, auspiciada por las
Hermanas de Ell Bien P1blic0,
result6 electa Reina infantil de
primavera la monisima nina
Mary Ann Glamour, y como Da
mas de su Corte de Honor las
ninas Silvia Delgado, lCaridad
Permuy, Aljira Valdes Y Ora
ciela Thomas.
En- un concurso de canto ob.
tuvieron premios las ninas Sill
via Delgado, Olarivel Molinet {
Hilda Cabrera.
La asstiencia fue numerosa.
Nuestra felicitaci6n a la So
berana y su gentil Corte de Ho-
nor.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
Gran VerbeRG

Gran VerbeRG
Ell entrante sabado, la Ser
ci6n Atletica del Circulo Cuba
no verificara 81 grandiosa Yer
bena.
Sc usara TODD ell edificio So
cial Y tambien ell patiojardfn.
En- Ell Patio-Jardin Sc coloca-
"a una gran cantidad de mesas ;
muchas de elias han sido va Sc
paradas por distinguidas perso-
nalidades
Ell precio de cada mesa es de
$500, cantidad que no incluye
la entrada.
Tocaran tres orquestas, en- e.
Patio-Jardin, ia TropicaE'H y
LA Sonora; en- la sala princi-
pal, "Don Francisco.
Precios de entrada: Is cts
las damas y rs cts. los caballe'
ros.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
LA CACETA
Los MAS ~GRANDEs.- &"
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.I

National Biscuit Co., $96,600 a
r. E. Tcmlison, presiiente
Standard Oil Co., de Ohio, $780,
600 a w. T. Holiday, como pre-
sidente; National Dairy Pro-
ducts Corp, $155, $40 a Thomas
H. McInnerney. su presidente I;
Burroughs Addings Machines,
$85, $50 a su presidente; Stan
dish Backus, y su vicepresiden-
te, A. j. Coughty; General Mo-
tors, $100,670 y 1872 acciones
comunes a Charles E. Wilson,
presidente INFERNO y vicapresi-
dsnte executive, S100j150 y BIAS
aYc;ones comunes a Charles F.
Keltering como vicepresidente,
y $100,15 y 3,135 acciones a
Donaldson Brown, como presi-
dente de la Junta de Directories;
Kroger Grocery and Bagink,
$116,875 al presidente Albert H
MorreN; international Harves :
Ter Company, $780, 99 a Sidney
McAllister, su presidente; E.
I. Dupont, de Nemours, $780,
720 a w. S. Carpenaer, como
presidente, $140,556 a A. B.
Echols, vicepresidente, y $780,
913 al vicepesidente John F.
Thompson; Jewel Tea Co., $685.
1852, a M. H. Karker, como pre-
sidente, y centenares de sueldos
anuales, en- diferentes corpora :
clones, de mas de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
EN- LA IGLESIA o
TIA SAN MARCOS

Continuaran los Cultos Evan
g6licos en- la antigua Iglesia Me-
tcdista "San Marcos, de la ca
lie 16 y IL ave.
Ell Pastor, oficiales y MEM
bros decidieron continuar los
servicios por una semana mas,
ccmplaciendo los deseos de los
aesthetics a dichos cultos.
Esta noche tomara parte en-
Ell Quito, ell coro de la Iglesia her
mana de West Tampa.
FL Rev. Parker ocupara ell pull
pito toda la semana. Los cultos
comenzaran a las 8 p. m. Y ter
minaran a las 8.
Invitamos a n~uestros amigos
v hermanos de otras Denomina-
clones Cristianas.
Todos Bienvenidos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,
Ell Segumdo Bale de las Flores

Ell Segundo Bale de las Flores
Con una selecta concurrencia
celebr6 Ell sabado la estimada
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre Els
panol, dirigida habilmente por
ell Sr. Angel de la Riva, suBaile
de las Flores.
En- la puerta de entrada las
muchachas de la Secci6n de Da-
mas colocaban, muy graciosa-
mente, botones de rosa en- las
sOlapas de los j6venes que llega-
ban, en- senal de bienvenida.
La fiesta sc desarroll6 en- to-
do ell edificio de Ybor. En- la sa-
la bar" Sc colocaron infinidad
de mesas, las que fueron ocupa
das por distinguidas familias.
Como una cortesia para los invi-
tados y periodistas Sc coloc6 u
ma larga mesa, la que fue esplen
didamente atendida, en- todos
sus pormenores, por ell Sr. An
gel Alfonso. En- ella Sc encontra'
ban ell Sr. Celestino Fernandez,
presidente de la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Centre Asturiano, y su
joven Y distinguida esposa; Sr.
Viytoriano Manteiga, director
de ia Gaceta"; Sr. Mario Pu-
lara, presidente de la Secci6n
de Recreo de L'Unione Italiana;
Sr. Ruben Fabelo, Cronista So
cial re la Traducci6n- Prensa' /;
Manuel Santos Pau, EN- re-
on del Circulo Cuba
suscribe y otros que
D r-cordamos.
En- la sala cantina Sc situ6 81
conjunto de pleas espanolas y
cubanas Ia Sonora. Las pie
as espanolas fueron cantadas
por la Srta. Josefina Ramil y
las cubanas por ell Sr. Rafael Ar
tigas.
A la una de la manana los
invitados Y miembros de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo, como tambien
las simpaticas y activas mucha-
chas de- Ia Secci6n de Damas,
pasaron al salon de s~esiones,
dorde Sc efectu6 la Reception.
Ell acto fue presiddio por e
Sr. Angel de la Riva, presidentC
de la Secci6n de Recreo, quier
en- breves palabras agrGdeci6
todos los ~presentes su ~asistenci;
y abog6 por la ammonia entire
las sociedades hermanas. Actt
seguido hace la presentation d.
los representatives de las SecciC
La gaceta., 1941-05-12

mes de Recreo de las otras socie
dades.
Los asistentes fueron profu-
samente obsequiados.
En- la sala principal, Sc ha-
cia impossible el bailar, tail era Ia
concurrencia. Tocaba ALI Don
Francisco.
Cuando nos retiramos, dos y
media de la manana, la fiesta
estaba en- TODD su ~esplendor.
Reciban los miembros de la
Secci6n de Recreo nuestra efI-
iva felicitaci6n, por ell gran exi
0 alcanzado.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
PIDE QUE NO Sc HAGA
NAL USO DEL AQUA

Con ell fin de que los vecinos
ldel area de Interplay puedan
tener abundancia de aqua, ell
Sr. Long, superintendent del
acueducto, pide a los ciudada-
nos que procuren no hacer
NAL uso del aqua, y especial
mente entire las 5 de la tarde
y las 7.
Pide Long Sc coopere con
los vecinos de Interplay, aun-
que estos no pagan contribu-
clones urbanas.
Cree el que la situaci6n me-
jorara tan luego llegue ell pc
riodo annual de las lluvias, en-
lunio.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12

Esta s~;halado para la tarde
,e hoy ell entierro de la Sra. E.
lisa Garcia, de 70 amos, falleci-
da en- su domicilio, 1908 de Ia
Catorce avenida. Deja a su viu-
do, Juan Garcia IN hijo, Juan,
y una hiia, Sra. Encarnaci6n Vi
,larreal.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
I.OD.F. LCGIA PROGRESO
NUMERO 81

De orden del n. G.. cito a to-
los miembros de esta logia
para Ell martas 10, a las 8 p. M
en- SUI local II ave. y Gale IL.
Sc suplica la a~sistencia de to-
dos los miembros. Sc trataraa
a~suntos improtantes.
Ell Secretario,
SalUador LoSd.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
Gr,an Picnic

Gran Picnic
Reina animation entire los a
NANTES de las fiestas al aire Ii
'bre para asistir al Picnic que e.
fectuara ell Domingo 25 del mes
en- curse la Logia Caballeros
Leales de America, en- los terre-
nos de Trio de Pistola de la Po-
licfa.
Los organizadores, para ma
yor comodidad, han adquiridc
los serviciOs de una cOmpahfs
de omnibus para transporter a
los que no tengan autOm6vil. Sc
La gaceta., 1941-05-12

situaran frente al edificio de Il
Logia y del Centre Espahol de
West Tampa. Ell viaje redondo
'costara 20 cts.
La fiesta empezara a las 1890
del dfa con un rico almuerzo; 81
bale dara ccmienzo a las 2:30,
continuance hasta las $50.
Los precios senalados son Jos
siguientes Almuerzo y entrada
$1.30; entrada para ell bale, 80
cts.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MuIsioR

ing highest grade heechwood cTeo
.scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia 6g syrup gives Ment'
Mmlsior taste the whole family
viii like. It clings TO tie mem
branes 90 its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. Ar
Ohio minister recently hid frou
his pulpiti
Attendance at church Is neces
sary for human welfare. but DOM
sndanger the congregation with .
ecld cough wkel Mentho- Mulsion =,
80 inexpensive and easy co obtain
Nsntho-M ulrson ID endorsed by
your neighbors and gu' rantced D!
y. Ains lrlvg' rs AvarvE hove
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
DM de Campo

Ell domingo Is los j6venes DC
la Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Espanol, al igual cue en- amos
pasados, verificara una jira
campestre en- las posesiones del
Comisionado del ConHado, Sr.
Nick C.. Nuccio.
A las ocho de la mafiana sal
dra ell nutrido grupo y alli Sc ha
ra un rico almuerzo.
Dia de diversion para los rum
muchachos y sus invita-
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
Ell ENTIERRO DEL NINO
ANTONIO E

Sc %efectuara hoy, a las cinco
de la tarde, Ell entierro del nino
Antonio Acebo, Jr., que murie-
"a ahogado en- Sulphur Springs.
LIE sobreviven sus padres y a.
buelos, personas muy aprdcia-
das en- West Tampa, Y un her.
mano, Gabrisl. Recibira sepul-
tura ell cadayer en- ell cemente-
rio Woodlawn. Actuara en- la ce
.remonia religiosa ell Rev. Harry
A. Day.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12

A cola cough seriously endangers
YOU. our family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss o. time
than all other diseases com1ned.
If YOU have 9 cough due to q cold
pet Mensho-M ulsion, the guaran-
iced medicine, today, If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your ~oughiit
Immediately and ge' you entirely
ever your cold coGgh quicker than
INV medicine yoE ever tried, ask
Tor your money b. X.
Mentho- Mulsion Is more than on
,rdinsry medicirs. II contains vita.
Minis 4 and D to build youl e9lI
resistance, and seven soothing
Ssalins .hs sHf ""Tn"nfs nr''n
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
Dr6nimo Bale de las Flores

p ' CHNNffkO @NNFG W. h~S
Para e. sabado "a del presen-
Q mes anuncia la Sociedad L'U-
9ione Italiana, ell traditional
}aile Social de las Flores, ell que
.ra preparado por Ia Secci6n
e Recreo.
Dos populares orquestas de Ia
localidad, tendran a su cargo
Ia parte bailable.
Segdn informes que Sc nos
administrator, a la una de la
nanana efectuaran una recep-
ZION en- la sala de s~esiones.
Continuaremos informando.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
NCEVO JEFE PARA Ell
EJERCITo ESPANOL

Madrid, mayo 12.-El dicta-
DOR genaral Franco ncmbr6 a.
yer jafe de estado mayor al ge-
neral Carlos Asensio Cabani-
quien sustitpye en- Ell mando al
general Carlos Martintz Can
tas Serrano.
Fue nombrado Alto Comisa-
rio en- Marruecos, Ell teniente &C.
neral Orgaz. Al mismo tempo
Orgaz tendra bajo su mando
Ell ejercito de Marruecos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
lIc5 HUNDIE-
RON 80 JUNCOS CHINOS

Shanghai. mayo 12.-Marine
ros japoneses uniformados hun
dieron ochenta juncos chinos en-
Soochow Creek, aumentando a
$50 ell ndmero de los hundidos
sdede ell sabado. Sc les di6 a es-
ccg2r a los chinos entire ell hun
dimi2nto o la cOpf3icaci6n " a.
ceptaron ell hundimiento, con Ia
esperanto, de salvar los restos
y venider la MADEIRA para lena.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
CHILDERS NOMBRADO EXA
MINADOR EN- M

Nombrado para actuar en-
Tampa, ell Sr. George E. Chill
ders, examinador federal, lie
CARA en- esta semana, proce-
'dente de Chicago, Y asumira
los deberes de su cargo.
La oficina de Chlders esta
La gaceta., 1941-05-12
LA 1SLA DE
MILOS

Berlin, mayo 12.--La Radio
alemana dice que sus tropas
Sc apoderaron de la isla de Mi
los y en- ella hcieron numero-
SOS p~risioneros a las tropas in
glesas y griegas.
La isla tiene I'm largo de 10
'millas y ell ataque parece ha-
berse realizado por sorpresa.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12

ST, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-05-12

situada. en- Ell tercer piso del
edificio federal, en- un local
contiguo a la oficna del secfe-
tario Blake.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-10-02
I TIPSY DRIVER JAILED

Floyd J. Underwood, Davenport
attorney and grand sentinel of Wash
ington Eastern Stars. sustained a
bump on his forehead, and Mrs. I'm
derwood and Mr.. and Mrs. Neal AL
bertson, Almira. We're shaken up.
when Car driven by Roy r. Alster-
berg, Waterville, crashed into the
Underwood machine near Coulee City,
as the Party was returning home
Sunday afternoon after attending the
Minnesota Washington football game
II, Seattle; Il q - e-- = -
Alsterberg was arrested for drunk
en- driving and was sentenced at Cou-
lee City to serve 80 days in Jail. The
Underwood car was damaged consider
ably. The other machine was wreck
ed badly and the driver fled into the
sagebrush, being arrested later when
he returned to the scene of the wreck.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-10-02
Mold Activities

/ Mrs. l.. j. Leader came home Sun
day after spending the week at Will
bur taking care of her daughter, Mrs
Chas. Wilburn. who had tonsilec-
tony performed at Leavenworth.
There was good attendance at
Grange Saturday, night. Friday d mum
Der of the members will meet to fix
the hall for the Carnival Saturday
night.
! Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pitts OF Seat
tie visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. P Pitts. y
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Leander and
IiaAold Sims spent the week end in
Spokane.
Mrs. G.. w. Jones went to Spokane
Tuesday to spend couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Thompson were
Waterville visitors Friday.
Mrs. Michael Weimelskirch went
IN Spokane Tuesday to visit her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bays.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALBERT Yost went to
| Waterville TO attend the teacher s
meeting. Sunday they spent the day
at Brewster.
Mrs. Nathan Gander. Virginia and
Wayne went to Bridgeport Sunday to
attend g. birthday dinner at the home
of Mrs Tollie Livingston as both OF
their birthdays are on the same date
In the afternoon they were callers at
the William Galbraith home on tile
Bar.
! Mr., and Mrs. Fred Clark as Mason
City were guests at the Kay Lcander
home Sunday.
The Ladies Auxiliary held a special
meeting Thursday to make final
rlans for the Carnival which will be
held Saturday night, October 4.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-10-02
GIANTS DROP GRID TILT
TO MASON CITY TEAM

After winning two consecutive con-
tests the Coulee City high school
football team suffered their first de-
feat of the season at the hands of q
husky Mason City outfit last Friday
night at the dam.
The final score was 24-O in favor
of Mason City, but never did the Gil
ants lose hope or any of their fight.
The locals were in the shadow OF the
dam-site teams goal line at least four
times, but they couldn't push the
pigskin across to pay dirt.
The game was marked by many
funlbles by both teams. Mason City
capitalized on two Coulee fumbles and
scored both times. Another touch
down was counted from pass inter-
ception.
Next encounter for the Giants will
be return game with Mason City Or
the field here, Friday afternoon.
The Coulee City b" squad has
scheduled two games with the Quin-
cy boys who are in their first year
of football. This will be a treat fol
the first team, as they will be spec
tators at these contests.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-10-02
PARENTS AND FRIENDS OR
BAND INVITED TO MEETING

This is an invitation to all friends
and parents of the Coulee City bard
to attend social hour and meeting
next Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock
at the school.
There will be a program, consist
ing of instrumental numbers by mem
bers of the band, and refreshments
following the meeting.
For over q year there has been {
definite need for meeting like this
A closer understanding of mutua
problems will result In a better band
and a better feeling among all con
cerned.
Because the band has become /
community affair, there are people
who have great deal of interest il
It's progress. even though they have
no youngsters playing in the organ
cation. They also are included In thi.
cordial invitation to attend the get
together.