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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs Magley Roe had as
guests. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Roe, and son Merle and Mrs. Peter
James, Jackson. Mrs James viii
remain for a few days
Mrs. W. c. Pierce and nephew. Rus
sell zimmerman, spent sunday with
friends in Grand Rapids
Mr.. and Mrs Gilaert SaEer and
little daughter Valerie Detroit.
visited the Gardner Hulott home
over the week end
Mrs. Alma Clough visited Detroit
relatives for the week enl
Miss Ruth B. Muller was an Ann
Arbor visitor. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jede.e. Ann
Arbor spent Sunday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Jedele
and attended service at the Luther.
an Church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-02
Announce engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. John j.. Cooper am
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Barbara Jane to Private
First Glass. Laurie W. Stobie.
nephew OF Mrs. Elizabeth aud Jeu-
ME Stobie Pvt. Stobie is not sta
toned in this country al the present
time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-02
ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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wishes all subscribers to re-
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and promptly. In case OF poor
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-02
Birthday eemsmbered

Mrs Lintori Slater was given a
surprise party on her birthday Fri.
day in her home The II guests
brought the dinner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-02
EntertaLns Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Shut enter
tanned 30 guests. saturday evening,
in double birthday celebration
those OF Mr. Shut and Everett
Wynn. The party first went roller
skating al a rink and returned 10
enjoy chicken supper The table
Na5 ornameuted with two big birth
day cakes. one 100 blue and white.
the other in yellow and brown dec
ogations. and the fayors were I'm
Keeping with Halloween Games
We're enjoyed during the. evening
The guests OF honor received many
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cooley visit
ell Ann Arbor friends. Saturday eve
ninE
Nh. and Mrs Carl Miller Belle
Vile attended the Lutheran Church
services sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs William Dusbiber
spent Saturday evening in Ann
Arbor.
Charles ana Richard Kettles have
returned TO Lansing after spending
a few days with relatives here.
Their aunt Miss Jennie Stobie. ac.
companied them TO Lansing for the
week end.
Mrs. Ann Hutchinson aud grand
children. William and Doris Jean
Quartermaaa. are spending few
days at Otsego Lake. near Gaylord.
Mr. and. Mrs. John kolb have
moved from SIG Fairyiew Circle 10
Detroir-where Mr.. Kolbs new posi-.
ton takes him.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-02
etIEEEPe INIIIpIEs

SUFFERS INJURIES
Detroit, Nov. Capillary Mill
stein, IS, died Sunday OF injuries
suffered Oct. 26 in an auto COLT
sion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-02
Elect These Candidates
OF the
REPUBLICAN\PARTY
on November g.
on November g.:

is Of County, for
thu kind and America in public 6 rand
o country the snesCo the Is
and Omenh o and against pSm cand
the rrow, the elf the nComp etent
the ts elnE the couageou erIden
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Earle Her
mausville, spent the week end with
Miss Fay Allen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Basketball Is Real Tonic RCAF Team, That Plays
For Morale Of Outfits u. D. Friday Is One Of
InCanodo. Coach Says Best in Dominion Now
BEARS DEFEAT HELPED PRO FOOTBALL

air raid warnings will be posted at the Holy Redeemer
gym Friday night when the Royal Canadian Air Force quintet
from Aymer shots and strategy with the Univer
take from Red Weman the fiers
have aggregatons that invaded the
States quest of cage laurels.
We've really got good ball club and we can hold our
outfit In this section says Red coach
and guard the service
Red ought know what he's talking about for he has played
oA places he began his collegiate
with Detroit Tech IN 1884.
the mainsays of the Canadian five that COM
Oympcs 1885. Since that time he has
been brightest figures Canadian basketball serving
Windsor combination and the Windsor Alumni
joining RCAF in 94 He in his second
member the fers'
THE brand of basketball played In Canada has improved
remarkably in the last few seasons, Red continued While
hockey still much national sport. basketball has
definite inroads its popularity know we'll show
Friday night compare favoraby with Americas
college teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Tigers MdyD
Training Here
Continued from First sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
Beaumont club officials. which
puts the Exporters IN tho hands
Of Lorbecr former president no
sale price was announced. but the
Detroit club recently priced 1t al
$40 900.
Iencr transferred nine Of the
B. players now on BcaumontS
roster 10 Detroit. They are HoCue.
Hewitt Gray Elliott Vert,
Metro Hcnny. NcHalo and Radu-
loVlCh.
tttf1Cr players VII remain on
the Exporters roster for the
present and VIII play IN the 1913
campaign Il the Texas League
survives the winter a formal de-
cision viii be made az the Feb
ruary 1914 league meeting
Detroit viii have a working agree
ment with Beaumont
Lorbecr has been IN the Tiger
system for more than a dozen
years as player. manager. scout
and club pres dent. - is a man
with wide minor league exper-
fence and is extremely popular
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Helped the Game by Renewing Interest

~ want hack and have a big Washington"
Andy said II had trouble with knee last fall hut that's
past want to do best for the fans who have been
o good to me-
Offhand, we'd say Andy got his wish
The triumph of the Redskins shocking been
10 Chcagoans good thing for professional game
whole The Bears dominance had become marked
had begun lag
The victory showed the lads the postgraduate
play for something besides weekly pay
Redskin Bear grudge battle would have
any traditional college contest for intensity spirit
The boys didn't actually square off swinging
they weren't far from IT. The game packed
blocking and tackng and all the lads playing
You can't tell the $4,000 fans who damned Griffith Stadium that
football is just means of livelihood to the post
graduate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Farkas Carried Mail Over The Top

Leader the ground attack that ashed the powerful
Bear line ribbons Farkas lad who used
Hearry the mail for the Ttans.
Farkas agnfcen the Redskins second touchdown
drive carrying the pgskn the last % three
plays On attempt when he pile Of players the
line Of scrmmagc Farkas actually climbed the Of them
10 pick 10 yards That's the kind football
playing.
Farkas may play pro football again but bows
he certainly viii have satisfaction Of leaving cappng
when he goodby. We recall the he had with
Edgar Hayes, Detroit Times reporter last spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Anvil ANDY Makes u. Of D. Proud

Mention Of L. Of D. brings 10 mind that the board Of grid
strategy enormously proud of the their
old charges fatfootcd dgoing Anvil Andy Farka per
formed against the nncbe Chicago Bears last Sunday
The Washington Redskins conquest Of the big bad Bruins
in the professional league title payof the No upset Of
the bar The Redskins the championship
the short end Of odds and many
predicting waoping for the club from Pandemonum the
Potomac
The didn't of quite scheduled Instead.
the Redskins play away the Bears
clearly their l6 and the worlds professional da
dem. Still cody furious the memory Of the 80 humiliation
they suffered Bears hands years Skins
whipped old the mercles pull
vezng tactics for which the Windy City aggregation had become
feared circuit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Won All Six Games This Season

The reveal the Canadian bdmen have Of tho
outfits Dominion The club the St Thomas Dis
the RCAF championships last year and the lads
the Most OF the
have had college and sempro and this is their
econd together t. Of d. figures to have busy
Of Friday night.
The invading RCAF provides further proof Of tho
Importance sports these years You don't tall
Wiseman for than two minutes TO realize this.
Basketball has been tonic for the morale of all the
whether the Wiseman
a representative such have provides
wholesome diversion and helps build real spirit through
whole outfit.
IF il didn't such practical purpose there wouldn't
he Our big job right is to win the and
don't have time for anything that doesn't contribute in
toward the ACHE, ement Of this goal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Basketball Results

rIetroit Tech ". Alhion 50
Miami CO.. ~. Wilmington 20
81. Joseph tPaD IS. Oklahoma AAM -
Kutrtown 81. West Chester Is
ithaca t5 Hartwick 20
Bowling Green So Michigan Normal ~
sslfridge Field ~. Romulus 30
St Joseph Gnd } 81. Loyola Ullo 81.
\ Indiana state 50. Mexico Teachers 20
Creighton 3s Kansas 80.
Temple IS. Brigham Young 81
Conoordia CMinn.) ~. Moorhsad 81
Boston 4. 81. Mass. Tech 81.
Akron SIS Ohio Wesleyan 81.
Morningside 81 Wayne oNeb.) IS
Elmhurst 50, Eureka 40
Clarkson Tech 50. ~ Michaers %
Roanoke as. LynchbpFr IS
Cincinnati 40. Wfttenburg as
Doane 81. Kearney 81
Arnold 50. Hamilton %
Rhode Island So Brooklyn 20
pavisville Chs ST. Providence " %
Providence 81, American Inter 80
Worcester Tech 80. Brown -
Western Michigan IS CALVIN -
Dubuque So NartburC 81
W. Va. Wesleyan 81, Fsirmont 81.
HIGH SCHOOL
Lincoln Park 20. Wayne Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Last Place Five
Hits Team High

Moadowbrook. the last place
team in Class a of the Womcn's
District Bowling Association. dis
gustcd with being left out of
things rolled tho new high team
series for this division with 900
Detroit Golf Club held The old
mark ar 2233 Mrs C. + Stricken
rolled the high individual series
of l99 with a high single game of
l9S, 10 help her team make the
now mark.
Mcadowbrook. for the first time
thl, season. won all three games
and four points from Glen oaks.
Detroit Golf Club maintained
its lead I'M Class 3 with the high
team series Of 2O50, while winning
two games and three points from
Birmingham Mrs. George TrooSt
OF Detroit topped individual series.
an 425 with Ia for high single
game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Eye Infection DELAYS
ChristofOridis Bout

CLEVELAND. Dec. Is (UP).-
An eye infection suffered by Anton
ChriStoforidiS. former light-heavy.
weight champion, has forced post
ponemcnt of his scheduled bout
tomorrow night with Nate Bolden
of Chicago until December %
matchmaker Larry Atkins an
nounced today.
ChriStoforidIS suffered the infec-
ton last week but will begin train.
ING for the fight today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
PECK BANNER SAFE IN AFRICA
Detroit Bowler. Sandotter Gets Promotion

their gate receipts 10 the Good
fellows IN addition 10 5000 raised
10y the Stroh-MaIor League ALI
Stars match Henry Ehrle. score
tary, presented the checks TO I'd
Dichl. sponsor Of the Detroit Gas
kot team yesterday.
MAXINE Derifeld and stew
Cruchon will be leading Hattie
Wooster and Freddy Gardella by
i3 pins when they start the last
half Of their I0-game home and
home match at Nj. Elliott Recrea-
ton Sunday at ! p. m.
Lcon Piglcy's 223 and Bob Fred
rick's @25-2OO-2U for 654 stood
ont in the Gropd Central Junior
Tbeyo Wildcats arc four points
ohcod ot M,vdock.
Elvira Helms OF tho Enterprise
Team continues to top the lndivd-
ual averages with 1920 for 80
games gong In tonlght'S matches
OF the MAJOR loop at Wurm' ;. Close
behind are Hattie Wooster of Mt.
Elliott Recreation with 1923 and
Stella Hartrick of OlympicS with
1873.
Speed Reducers shaved a point
of Offices lead i'm the Palmer-Bee
by winning three from ID. {. a. its
rival split with Machine Shop.
Warren Zeis' 2i7 was high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
DEBATES TO FOLLOW

The selection OF Whirly over the
sentimental favorite. undoubtedly
VIII stir up plenty Of debate
around The nation for seldom has
a horse started of a year as
poorly as Alsab only 10 wind up
as one Of Us biggest box Office
ATTRACTIONS.
The Sab was the 2-year old
champion but couldn't get out OF
his own way IN early races this
year. Despite this he went post
ward short price IN the Ken
lucky Derby and running his best
race Of tho new year finished
second 20 shut Out How he
came on 10 tum Shut Out. suffer
a blind Splint, which put him out
Of action Tor a couple OF months
and then return 10 even greater
glory hy whipping Shut Out and
the great Whlrly IN two out Of
three meetings rs now turf history
That. plus the fact he gathered IN
a bankroll Of S227715 10 Whirly' =
sill 80 gave the AlSab march
ing and chowdor society a sohd
platform on which 70 hack 1hp.%
nominee.
The Calumet comets fans. bow
ever, reasoned that WhriyS Job
OF winning II Of - starts finish
ing second eight times and third
twice 10 fly past mighty Sea-
biscuits all-time money winning
record and lettering II. by more
than 1923 00O was something for
the record books. They pointed
out among other things. Whirly
often spotted opponents as much
as 30 pounds apiece. and ran every
KIND Of race from seven fulonES
up 10 two and One-quartcr niles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Wings Guest
North African Campaign
Vet Sees Game
eneeLal 20 rmr pLrRoIr TIMEs


BOSTON. Dec. l6.-Managcr
Jack Adams of the Red Wings
had Ken Anderson Of The United
States Navy who lives az 676
Lolhrop avenue Detroit. as has
guest last night at the Bruins
game
Anderson Just returned from
North Africa He saw plenty Of
action at AlgierS. Prior 10 landing
with the American forces, Ander-
son IS ship received two direct hits
from aerial bombs and a torpedo
and sank
Those French are all right"
declared Anderson
Anderson has a 30-day leave and
will return 10 Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Detroit Tech Trims Albion

ALBION, Dec 10 Dan Ar
nolds three quick goals in the
second half enabled Detroit Techs
basketball team 10 take a 1870
victory over Albion College here
last night. Dam had II points 10
lead the scorers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

The prize list + estimated at
81 800. with guaranteed first
prize of 500, according TO Joe Pau
lus, secretary.
Al Hdford c0mc mp 1cth 2JR Ia
The Victory circuit.
Members sof The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic donated 500 Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

Entries close at midnight for the
fourth annual three-man over
average tournament, starting at
Chene-TrOmbly next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
A GOOD PLACE 10 BOWL

A 6pUD PLACE To BOWL
rHE RIVERSIDE
7t77 & j.rsroo. a. .eoousaU c. u.2
IupLccLnnp Isloi SCHAtrEs. near
op,r so.lira TODAY urm p " ARD An,r
~ P.n Az oD Saturdays ard Sundays.
BEACON REC, vtRsCs 4" ,o wATtR"A"
oO.r Bowling TODAY ur, Sac p " Az oa,
saturday, ard sunday from 20 AN 70 CIosns
BOWLING SCHOOL r ;.af1,o, 'T w !,6'.;
opsn ALLEYS Today JPN Ar DN SAT sur
6AUlllAI 20 Ai,s, CT. 5le}. srsbl,,
open Bo~iine DAILY a. N 10 Ciosine Select
I.asu, openiuo, L,n. Me- manaosnsn'
nrurruuIu 2Is2O GRArIor AVE
OCN lNNlAl Near Smile Roseyius 9o9o
BssuttuI Cocktail LOUNGE so- Open IS lane,
Open 6oNiine saturday, ard SUNDAYS
CHeNe- TR0MBLY ''s p. o 80
Your loosl Recreation Hn tnto sa0n tor
3.asn Team Tourney. Entire, Close AZ ntcniaht
CONNER REC 1900 c9 s, AYE s,,. ~ 1 .sd
Sundays Daily Unti =. After ~. Cocsiad Bar
ard Rss,aursnt Operated bS TommS Pollacs.
CREST LANES 'O'I'H'0 40 at ,s s9 F'''F
A Bowler, Paradise, visit Our STAGE Bar and
Cocktail Lounge. Nothiuo lse ~
DETROIT RECREATION s s4t4yt' ca 81 $3.50
"a AueyS open Bo~iira AZ an Times Convenient
10 All Transportation lines
cIpnru prn ago WOODWARD AVE.
UNHULV nLV' TE 2.B850
Open Bo-lina TODAY Unt P ard After
~ P.m nnp' Queens. saturday $40 p. ~.
Grand CENTRAL '''' ~ sts !.',I rAHS
oUisiest Alleys IN Detroit opsr Bouliru Until
p. N. ara After 30 Free Instructions
Daily. ETeslisnt Bu, ard Street Car seOics.
GREAT LAKES i. w 70 saIs'. ss $3.50
opsn Bouiino-e0 Alleys Ro~-uoH 100
P. v. ard After ~ p. N. Cocktail Bar.
IMPERIAL ptc GENERA MOTORS BLDG.
iWI LnlHl nCU' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
10 Modern Alleys
open Every oS Until Mdnieht MA siss.
]. J. MILLeTTS "'' TT ~ s..si, AVE
10 alies, open Bo~lina FROM AN Urtn
p. ~ ard After ~ p NJ All Day saturday
I0WE'S RE- 20 BOWLING AL1tYs
tVHL nIV' 10 BILLIARD TABLES
CoeEtat Lounge NJ. 80,
1875 East Jefferson Al tssts~n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
'Whir|y' Voted
Over A|sab as
Horse Of Year

NEW YORK. Dec. 16 GNS).-
The wild horse they call Whirl-
away. which changed from a tenn
peramental problem child Of
racing into one Of IFS immortals
in the short space of two years,
scored one of the greatest VIC
tories OF magnificent career to-
day when il was announced he had
been voted the "horse Of the year
by the nations turf writers.
Though he had trailed the
courageous little Alsab home in
two Of their three meetings,
Whirly's critics, friends and adj
mirers did not forget the marvel
Gus job he had turned in this sea
son and awarded him one of turf
dom's highest honorS for the sec
ond straight year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

Score checkers overlooked the
1905 Of Fred Shinnick and Carl
Parsons 81 the Detroit Athletic
Club IN the Class r doubles Of the
Central States tournament the
past week end. II IS good for fifth
place Parsons had 222-201 in 609
and Shlnnlck 2ll IN $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
WASN'T EVEN CLOSE

Exactly 128 turf and sports
writers voted in the annual poll
sponsored by the turf and sport
digest of Baltimore. and what had
been expected 20 prove photo
finish IN the halloiing between
Whirly and the Sab, developed in
stead in a surprising walkaWay for
the comet from the Calumet Farm
of Warren Wright, Lexington Ky
Whirly, now a three-time winner
IN this poll having won its 3-year.
old championship and horse of tho
year honors in l941, took 76 votes
this time 10 AlSabS 45. Count
Fleet, John -. Hertz's amazing
2-year-old, received four whllC
Shu, Out was gwen two votes anC
RNerland one.
Other winners in the variou.
divisions included 2-year-old colts
Count Fleet: 3-year-olds. -AlSab
2-ycar-old fiilies, ASkmcnow anr
4-year-olds and upward Whirl.
away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
BY HAROLD KAHL

Henry Peck" Banner reported
missing I'm action a month ago. is
very much alive in North Africa.
So much 50 ne recently was pro-
NOTED TO sergeant IN the ordnance
division, according 10 the FIRST word
received from him in 90 days.
peck" did considerable pitching
for Sandlot mines here and served
some time in the minors. He also
was a member Of Ted Rebain'S
Carl G. Hall bowling team in The
Detroit. Tnmes-All-Star Classic two
years ago
Andy Bino, who rolled with
RebalnS Nernors Of last season. is
a private stationed with the 332nd
Company Of Engineers in England,
and having a great time. Keeps
up with the Classic through Times
clipping sent by Reclaim Rat
tied off 212-20S-236 for 600 before
-Saiiing from New York Ran
into Joe Drewnlak Of out Altoona
way and a bowling confab resulted
- Al Porath- OF the same team IS
IN Iceland.
Andy Stefani expects some of
the leading spillers in the country
10 mpete in his guaranteed
1900 sweepstakes 10 be staged at
the Cadillac Recreation week-ends,
starting January s. Entries close
January 9.
II viii he straight open event
with no handicaps, $1,000 going 10
the winning team, $500 for first in
the doubles and 500 i'm the singles.
There will he other prizes depend
ing on the entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

J0mcs O'C0Ubor comb8ed 2O7-
o29-2hS for n dopdy 6S+ and n pc'c
mi-timc hiqh m the GieHc0gIes $50
House. james Gardner rollcd 6G7
ttco seasons ago. Squire DEM M
creased ITS lead 70 three points
orcr Vikings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

LUCKY STRIKE S ~ G styp f FVe !,t As
ops7 so-iiNo TODAY Ur'it p ard Ansr
~ go = 20 Brnr'~ies Centennial Lanes fres
lrorur'o' BY Ruth johnson Bar so- open.
MT. ELLIOTT REC, F'2o MI e.. ELLIOTT
ops0 Alis,s 500 4 NJ unu 200 p "
N'f Our Cocktail Lounge Ercsii.ot Food
NORTH END 200 70 sa los sA"eAy. " *,
OPEN UNTIL 4 a. M. DAILY
NOTTINGHAM i''2s { wARRE
oo.o so.uoo an DAY saturday, ard surd,y,
from 90 a ~ Uful CLOSING. Bar Adioirits
PALACE REC. pl 'e1 e., es q ai.,. AVE- s,.g,
Post open Boslio1 TODAY Ttl 900 ard After
90 Harold Alien. Instructor. Coestau LOUNGE
PALACE SCH0EEHERR ss FoIS a. ! I' s..s
free Instruction, oay on The Paul moblsy
ssu.irsirueiof. team 70 Boat Correctly.
pUurp DADDY MeHICHOLS 70. Bei~s,n
HlWLl hllh woodAard ard John r.
TO e.7232 q Bruns~ios ALLEYS. Completely
moderrled Free ParkiHs obea Alleys TO-DAY
"a NJ to p ~ ara After ~ p ~
FARMLAND '', so,y T5sI WAF ~ 49,, Ne"
- Brand Nes Lanes No4 Open 20 Public, See
Them Bowl while Crioyjre The Best Food and
Rs'rs,Hmsni' IN Ds'roit' pretteS cocktat lounge
PlAY0UM "' , ms. f I5ss
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
pIIupnm iG23S GRATIOT W $3.50
nHlNOUN ops0 Alleys Until p. ~ ard
After a. Sundays, nmsd Doubles ~ 80
p ~ ard $50 Mems Doubles AZ l045 p. ".
SOUTHEASTERN 81 Ishs a. chsrl,yoII
an Oay Saturday. ard sunday Free Instructions
~ Mrs GrsC, ~ulbfeeht, Tues. 10 p n.
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LEAGUE op.n,a7 lett. EudD 70 p. ".
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opsn Bo~Iine from 10 An 70 Pm ard
After ". All Day Saturday, sunday CH 1920.
WEST DETROIT ''a, st .,eT ysas,s ave.
CO o}27. opsn Bo~line TODAY from 40 p ~
10 CLOSING All DAY Saturday, ard Sundays.
InENTNnN NAuN
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-11

Mrs. Ruby Roundtree 1920 North
9th Street. With a very large at
tendance. A wonderful meeting
was held. Refreshments were sery-
ed by the hostess. The Womanless
Wedding directed by Mrs. D. st.
Clair, Mrs. Ruby Roundtree and
Mrs. Lydia Rogers was a wonderful
success. The President urges all
the members to be present at the
club meetings. The club meets On
the 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights of
each month. The club will sponsor
a Travelling Social on Thursday
night Juy 23rd. The Travelling Soc
ial will consist of travelling to five
homes. Members and friends Of
the club are invited. The homes
will be Rev. and Mrs. David ST. Clair
2422 Ohio at s D. M, Mrs. Florence
Moore 2210 North 26th St, Mrs.
Ruby Roundtree, 1920 North 9th
St, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Speese 26IS
North 9th St, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Stewart. 1921 North 25th st.
Rev. d. st. Clair, Pastor, Mrs. J.
E. Lindsay, President, Mrs. w. l..
White, Secretary and Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1942-07-11
THE RALPH BATES MARCHING

A regular melting was held after
which refreshments were served by
Brother w. Robinson.
Brother Amos Thomas gave a re
port on the Midwest Convention
held June %. Several of our mem
bers were present. The st. Louis
Marching club seemed to have been
the outstanding club present. All
in all Brother Thomas reported the
convention as being a great success.
The Marching Club turned out
with the Lodge Sunday June %.
We paraded from the hall south
on oath street to Paul, east on Paul
to 22nd street, north on 22nd street
to St. John AME. Church, where
our annual sermon was held.
we were very glad to have Bro
Their J.. w. Starks back with us a
gain after being absent for several
weeks. He suffered from a broken
leg on May 1.
All members are urged to be pres
ont at our next meeting.
Amos THOMAS, President, Harold
Roacbe Secretary, Otis Wright, Re-
porter.