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Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Nashville

The Good Samaritan of this Dis
'trict will celebrate the birthday of
the Order Sunday, Dec. q at the
New Light Church with Rev. e,
w. Young, pastor. Among the
speakers are Prof. j. II. Crofton,
Rev. w. M. Benson, Mrs. B. Tat
UNI. Mrs. N. L. Hawkins, Mr.. J. W.
Williamson of Washington, Ark,
Mrs. Otis Hopkins of Sehaal, Ark
Mrs. Lenora MCGEE and Mrs
Amanda Staggers Of Ozan, Miss
Cora Rogers and Miss Viola Hill
Recitations by Master G. W. olds'
Misses Snowdelia Swain, Ethel
Odds.
Songs by the following: Misses
Jamie Preston, Pearlic Davis
Merida j. Moore and Nodins
Young.
Solos: Mrs. Lenora Crofton. Mrs,
Lily May Simmons, Miss Psarlis
May Hiekerson, QWntetts Asssrs
J. H. Croftou, H. W. Wynne, J. Ia
Hickerson, and Mr.. East and A.
Coulter.
Music the New Light and Saint
James Choirs and Zion WhistlerS.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Batesville News
BY Virginia Smiley

Those In The News. Mrs. Alta
Williams and two daughters, Miss
es Gloridean and Cora Marie of
Brinkley spent week as guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Shell, a cot
sin Gloridean is student of the
first grade and was complimented
with a party Friday by LIST grad
ers of b, J. II. School. Enjoying
the party were Mildred Coleman,
Mary Lou Lexicon, Margaret John
son, Sammie Taylor, Nathaniel
Taylor, Freddie Crawford, George
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18

Hot Springs Is al smiles this
week. elated over the return OF
the tall and handsome bachelor.
enc Lemuel Simpson who has spent
tive weeks in ossn doing his Xmas
shopping Santa Claus is coming
ladies Little Miss Ethel
Montgomery is becoming beautiful
v doing maid work at the Cinder
ella Beauty Parlor.
One carney Adams attended a
Haven Methodist Church tea Sun
day last and the ladies were more
interested in looking at his wavy
haid than they were in the speech
-. Keep this up young man.
II will be a great day in this Vapor
City when some black man will
stop bathing a white man and put
up = grocery store which can fur
nish food for another black man.
FLASH: Visitors Chapel AME
Church's members souls are kept
clean nv their fine pastor from
FioridA. their floor. pews and
walls are kept clean by . fine
young janitor from Florida. keep
EN- clean Florida.
A young deacon saw an old
church member Monday, the old
cripple member spied the deacon
and ran through an alley before
he was asked for something for .
rally. Some, Hot Spring Health
sxecisA Blow Ne Down. What
neat.
DR.. T. J. Griffin motored to
Little Rock Thursday with his
charming wife and was seen at
the State Capitol shortly after his
arrival in the City. 1t Is believed
that his conference with Commits
sioner Ralph B. Jones was In b.
half Of his candidency for the
Presidency Of Arkansas State Col
lege Of Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18

to exchange with another Jr. Red
Cross group Of the county, just Is
a matter of establishing a neigh
borly feeling. A former student,
Alvis McNeely now with the armed
forces is on brief furlough and
is visiting his parents. Other
young men with the service are ex-
pected during the holiday season,
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
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Continued fron page sne)
cipate:
Troop 70, Scoutmaster, l.. N,
Thomson; TSoop pc. Scoumnaster
Walter Reddick. Troop n Scout
master Paul Minton; Troop 49,
Scoutmaster John Kennedy. Troop
81, Scoutmasters John Webb,
Troop 40, Scoutmaster, J. H. Viii
liams; Troop IS, Scoutmaster Thee
Weekly.
Basketball Season Opens Friday
Philander Smith Plays 500 Care
On Friday night, Dec. ls, at
S 80 p. m. the Philander Smith
College Panthers will play the 500
Field Artillery Basketball team.
This game will open the season at
the Ninth Street USO Club. Other
games between civilian and sold
ers teams will be scheduled week
ly. Plans are in the making for
he powerful Omega team to meet
he strong 371st Infsntry Regi-
nent team during the Christmas
holidays.
.alendar of Christmas Festivities
As the Yuletide season draws
nigh cur thoughts drift to special
activities which relate to this most
important time of the year. The
Ninth Street USO Club, presents
its calendar for the Christmas
week.
December Al, Christmas Carols
Dec. rs. Basketball, Omega Phi Psi
VS.. 371st Infantry Regiment Vic
tory Dance follows the game.
Dec. 26 Informal Mass Games, U.
S. o, Gym.
Dec. ~, Hour OF Kepose, Sold
iers of D2nd Division as Special
guests.
Dec. 28, Community Singing
Dec. 20, General Relaxation
Dec. 80 Formal Dance honoring
G. s. O. girls and Volunteer work
rs
Dec. 81 Formal Dance, officers
92nd Division
Jan. !, 1913, Matinee Dance, En-
listed men and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18

Harper. Claude Z. Prowsll, Grady
Taylor, Royce June Earls. Nadine
Earls, Margaret AeCun Aldred
Locke AImilda Earls and Earnest
Eugene Walton. Mrs. Ethel o.
Miller Is teacher. Mrs. Ada
Thompson was week end guest of
Mrs. Alberta Carter Of Newport. :.
Dorothy D. Petty, Shorter College
arrived Sunday to spend the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Petty, Miss J,die Mac
Waugh, of Johnson's Business Col
lege. Little Rock arrived Sunday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Waugh. Freda Locke attend
ed Earl Hines dance in Little Rock
Friday. Mesdames Marian Bau-
cum, Lucy Thomas, Bertha Will
liams and Mildred Coleman attend
ed the AME Conference at Forrest
City last week. Local citizens
and members Of Bethel AME
Church welcome Rev. d. C. Cole
man back for another conference
year. Mrs. Ceola Ford spent two
weeks visiting her husband. Rev.
Jessie Ford in Memphis. q long
time employee on U. s. government
boat. Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. John.
son entertained Mesdames Myrtle
and Cuba Jane Hightower with a
lovely dinner on Saturday. Other
guests were Mesdames Lena
Weass, Estella McCurn and Ruth
Petty. This years Annual Xmas
parade, sponsored by the local
Chamber of Commerce for kiddie0
was headed by little "Duddy" Me-
Curn dressed as Santa, following
marched Goldman NcCurn and
Richard Sims dressed Is soldiers
and between them was little Miss
Catherine Smith dressed as Red
Cross nurse, following by the
Rhythm band led by the efficient
majorette, Ida McCurn instructed
by Mrs. Ethel o. Miller. The little
soldiers and nurse were presented
with prizes Of 81 defense stamps.
Taft York is reported i'll at his
home on Nicely St. Johnnie Mar
tin was winner Of first prize in
the Inspirational Rally at LATER
TVS Memorial Church. Rev. r. J.
Tolbert pastor expresses apprecia-
ton to churches and friends. Pvt
Vance Montgomery sends greet
ings to his many friends. Johnny
McCurn with the U. S. Navy left
Monday for his Norfolk station
after visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Alto Smiley has returned at
tor q visit to Dumas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Flemmings had rs
week end guests Mrs. Flemmings
brother from Hope. Mrs. Mabel
Flemmings is sending as a special
Xmas gift a 6 months subscrip-
ton to the State 1ress to Mrs.
Marie Sims Of 1872 Began st. Alex
andria. La.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
'mornin' jedge"
Continued from Page u

better if that man Mathews had
been some place else, but as it
were he and Ledden were present
and for that one reason Hattie and
Ozell Smith Of 1411 w. 18th had
to 60 and spend some time with
II. II. and explain to him why
singing hash was so unpleasant.
"a and one day.
Ezell Cotton 2317 N. Palmer
and Emma Williams. 1921 1-2 w.
9th will have a lot of explaining
to do when they face II. II. &C
cording to Messrs. Mathews and
Ledden. The lowdown will be Civ
en- next week.
Until Hitler and his dirty bud
dies cry what I used to cry in
school when I had enough "calf
rope" Buy Bonds. | will bye back
next week unless Mississippi is
entered into the union.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Pine Bluff
BY Mrs. Tom Jones

Mrs. Mary Lou Bradford has re-
turned from McGehee after spend
ing several days with her mother
and other relatives Mt. Nebo
Baptist Church was host to the
West End Singing Union on Sun
day. Home Demonstration Agents,
D. w. Lee and Mrs. VI. p. Nicely
were here Monday enroutc to War
rem. Attending the bedside of
her seriously i'll sister, Mrs. V. E..
Walton, Asst. principal of Missouri
st. School is Mrs. Beatrice John
son. Mrs. Sarah Davis, deaconess
and faithful member Of st. John
AME Church died suddenly Fri
day. Funeral services were held
Tuesday from the church with Rev
Green, pastor, officiating.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
In MemOriam

On December %, 1886 our dear
father and brother, Lonnie Sales
Of Little Rock passed away. ..
Though the memory be sad hut
loving. We still love you but God
loved you best.
Signed;
Otis and Sammy Joe Sales, sons
Sidney Jean Jones and Richard
Sales. Jr., grandchildren
Mn. Pearl wilkerson, sister
Eugene Sales, brother
Mrs. Mildred Brown, neice.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Garland City
Nelson Boykins, Jr.

nelson OOykihS, II.
Supt Matte V. Smith had charge
of the Sunday School at Wynn
Baptist Church on Sunday and
Mrs. Mack was listed as visitor.
Sunday School at St. James Bapt
Church was conducted by Supt.
David Adams with wonderful
lesson discussion and good mum
Der present. St. Paul Baptist
Church services were conducted by
the pastor, Rev. H. G. Cook, who
also delivered q wonderful message
Supt Louis Blair had charge Of
Lanesport Baptist Church Sun-
day School with lesson taught by
w. T. Trowser. Rev. H. C. Cook
delivered an inspiring sermon. {.
Mr.. D. H. Tompson Of Garfield is
visiting here IS guest of his sis
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
McGehee News

About Yours And Mine. Miss
Graves Is shopping in Little Rock
this week. Mrs. Mason and Mrs.
Galbreath, sisters Of Mrs. Graves
will leave soon for their home in
Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Grisby had as guest their son,
Joe Leo of Chicago. Rev. 7. C.
Evans was guest speaker at Mace
donia Baptist Church Sunday and
along with his wife plan to be
guests Of Prof. and Mrs. L. r.
Jeffries at Humboldt. Tenn. dur.
ing the holiday season. Mrs.
Mary Lee Tripplett is improving
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J..
Foy have as guest. Mrs. Foy's
sister, Mrs. Virginia Flowers Of
Waterproof, La.r After an ex-
tended visit to st. Louis, No.. and
Little Rock, Mrs. Eula Mae Gal
lagher has returned home. Pvt.
Bennie Mack Is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Princilla White here. She
il stationed at Camp Livingston,
Mrs.. Mary Dantzler Of Bonita, Ii.
spent several days visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Isabel Jackson. Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Reed had as week
end guests, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Burr
Of Pine Bluff. Mrs. Ethel Jack
son returned home recently from
Shreveport, La, where she spent
seven weeks as guest Of her hus-
hand, Cpl. James C. Jackson. Mr..
and Mrs. Hsrnest Garrison had
as guest Sunday Mr.. Will johnson
Of Lake Providence, La.,. The Pub.
licity Club Of Deeha County Train
ing School is grateful to those who
aided in making the contest = sue
cess. Playground equipment and
books will be on hand after the
holidays as announced by Miss K
Tatum, president and Mrs. NJ. s
Cunnigan' sponsor. Supt. F. G.
Gray heads the Sunday School al
McGehee Chapel Church. with Rev
R. G. Grimes, pastor. The No. ]
Singing Choir of the church met
Friday night with H. K. whatley
president and John Ellis teacher
The group reports that severa,
white visitors were present. Mr.
and Mis-. John Ellis entertained
the Silver Rose Quartette Of the
church on Thursday night. II
has been announced that Rev. Lu.
nor Green will be guest speaker
at McGehee Chapel church on
Sunday. Rev. G.. N. Shipp of St.
Peters AME Church, student OF
Shorter College in keeping with
the Bishops program to bring
Shorter College to the front along
with his membership is planning to
assist in the program to free the
college of all debt in May.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18

ter, Mrs. Boykins. Nm. L. Bust
and daughter were in the city and
also Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Wesley.
who visited Mrs. Sarah Cooks. I.
Mr.. Booker Foster Is reported
much improved and also Mrs. X.
Rador and Willie Key. Mrs. Boy
'kins was guest in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. David Adams.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
.Menifee

New Hope School. BY Vivian o.
Wilson, Christmas decorations are
being displayed throughout the
school and Royce was seen bring
ing the Xmas tree last week. .
The Good Citizenship Club holds
its weekly meeting each Friday
afternoon. The Jr., Red Cross has
begun it, Scrap Book and plans
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18

isitor. Deacons
J. III. ken, and
E. J., Jones led
prayer service at
he evening hour
With q message
~ Rev. Sweden
nd Mrs. l.. Lam
aster Of Munn's
Chapel, Prescott.
Miss McCill and
Mr.. Jimmie Lee
Tetheston were
'isitors. Total
SMee&on W a ,
e1n m
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
BY MIRA v. c. Love
Phone 4l78W

Personalities In The News: The
Dunbar High School Choral Club
under the direction of Mrs, C. M.
Roberts presented musical in
the school auditorium last Mon
day. Soloist were Katie Galloway,
Calvin Rolark and Levester Rich
ardson; trio. Dorothy Jean Cor
nelius, Orelia Hawkins, Julia ella
Willoughby; instrumentals Mary
Francis Richardson and Emily Bax
ter, Dressed in formal attire were
Miss Dorothy Goree. Mrs. A. l..
Whitlow, Mrs. C. N. jackson, Mrs.
=. B. McPeters and Mrs. E. R.
Jones. The Blue Bonnet Social
Club gave their annual Bazaar on
saturday at the homo Of Mrs.
Viola Daniels. 1902 Pine and was
a financial success. Outstanding
among the exhibits was the Hobby
shop presided over by Mesdames
v. G. Goree, E. Marshall, presi-
dent and A. E. Alton, secretary. :.
The Local Race Gcodfellows soil
eits your support in their annual
drive, bring Christmas cheer to
the unfortunate. Call Mrs. l. p.
Jones, secretary-treasurer for con-
tributions' phone $50. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Rodgers, 21s yelling
ton Street announce the marriage
OF their only daughter, Essie B.
Wilson to Mr.. Thurman L. Brown,
2So2 Maple St.. The bride wa. eiv
ven in marriage by her stepfather.
Clifford Rodgers, ceremony taking
place in the home Of the bride,
Friday, December 4, with Rev. A.
=. Cabean, pastor Of Halls Mem.
oral Methodist Church. officiating
Aittie Gwsndolyn Wilbert, ring
nearer and the only attendant, An
INFORMAL reception followed. Mr..
Brown left Immediately for army
service The bride and groom
were honorees at q surprise party
and shower at the home Of Misses
Berdell and Bertha L. johnson,
210 Grant.
EAST END NEWS: Mrs. Ida
B. Marshall, reporter: Tho PTA
units Of Washington Hi and COL
lege Hill plan . Xmas program on
Friday. Pastor Williams Of St.
James Bapt Church brought the
message Sunday. The Heaven
Bound Sinssrsa Of Shreveport, La,
rendered . series Of programs At
st. James Baptist Church, closing
out Sunday with $S6.25 reported. /.
General Napoleon son Of H. N.
Napoleon left for Great Lakes to
join the U. s. Navy Saturday. !,
Reported i'll this week are Mr.. Jim
Allen julius Stevenson and little
Johnnie Walker.
IRON MT. ADDITION: Mrs.
Katie NJ. Haynes, reporter; The
Lonoke Baptist Church reports q
good Sunday School attendance
with Supt. J. H. Larry. III this
week are Mesdames Ella Warren
Gertie M. Maxwell. Mrs. Enie
Dixon Of Buckner is at the bed
side Of her sister, Mrs. Ella War
rem, 1901 Kline St., John w. Hay
mes left Monday for employment
in Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Lois
Ward left Monday for Portland,
to join her husband, Atron Ward.
Mr.. Robert Cook of Magnolia is
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
War Service

(COntInucd from Page ID
Robinson. Monday Dec. 81.
This project sponsored by the
Works Project Administration Is
an added improvement to our city.
If the present Administration is
abolished it is hoped that some
other agency will keep this service
going.
Working as office secretary and
manager Is Thomas N. Barthol-
new.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18


Bethel AME Church: The pas
or had charge Of the Sunday
School and also conducted morn
ling services. The Building Club
met at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
II. Rocks. The Sunrise Club met
at the Adult Center, Mrs. Adie E.
Clark, instructor.
Personals: Mrs. Reitha B. Wyatt
left Sunday morning for Santa
Monica, Califronia, joining her
husband, Leo Wyatt former grad
uate Of Yerger Hi School Friends
regretted, too tho transfer of Mrs.
IS. Savage to Little Rock in teach.
ing on War Service project. Mrs
James Cannon and daughter, Grace
were the guests Of their sister and
aunt, Mrs. Irene Clark Miss
Grace Cannon will stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor and attend the
Blevins Training School. Mrs.
Adie E. Clark visited friends and
relatives in Prescott Sunday. Sgt.
w. T. Johnson. Fort Sill, Okla,
was guest of Ms mother, MA
Willie Ann Alexander. Dellmer
M. Carson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckinley Carson, 800 s. Laurel
st., with the Air Forces at kellogg
Field, Michigan. has been promoted
to Sergeant as instructor with
the Quartermaster Truck Co. Also
promoted to Supply Sgt. with the
same unit is James E. jefferson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward JEFF
ferson, 513 N. Laurel St., The
Community Adult School Is still
progressing with their renovating
and cooking classes with Mrs. Adie
E. Clark, teacher. The Mission
airy Society of Rising Star Bapt.
Church sponsored a Silver Tea at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Flenory
and those registering were Mes
danes Willie Mae Dunlap, Tressie
Loudermilk, Phelia Spears, Agnes
Turner, Johnnie Turner, Lillian
Kountz, Brewer, Inez Webb, Ruby
jackson. Marie Nelson, Mandia
Parker, e. NJ. Glenn, Ellen Suttles,
Nexa Tippitt, Dollie Williams,
Nancy Austin. Pearl L. Ericsson,
Carrie Ericsson, Lula Pegee, An
ner Stuart, Mary Smith, Pearl
Jett. Pearl Wells, Willie Ann Alex
andcr, Roxie Hadley, Matte X.
Jackson, lola Y. Green, Lucy Rag
land, Blanche Peeler Grant Daven
port, Norvell Harris, Idonia Doug
las, Mildred Smith, Lizzie Louder
milk, Minnie McFadden. Gertrude
Tyree. Hall, Eliza McFadden, An
ME Deadmon, Jennie Allen, Bea-
trice Johnson, Rosie Bradon, Mat
tie Sanders, Jennie Riley, Vera
Jones, Fannie Witherspoon, Cor
inc Evans. V. r. Holmes, Lilly b.
Logan, Ollie Lee Roach, Florence
Payne, Bonnie Yerger. Corine De
loney Bessie Johnson, s. Savage
Adie E. Clark, Ada Carson, E.
Ross, Mary Johnson, Mary Flenory
Helen Flenory, Misses Cora Buch-
anna. Rosie Mary Wyatt, Evelyn
Taylor, Jessie Lee Johnson, Alene
Allen, Bessie Flenory, Messrs. Os-
car Dunlap, Ambrose Dunlap John
ME Turner, CHM Shears, II. l.,
Washington, Will Tyree, George
Brazzell, Jesse Webb, David Stu
art Willie Wells, Fred Moss. Wal
ter Smith, George Loudermilk,
Clarence Loudermilk, Deadmon,
James Johnson, Melvin Riley, j. D.
Roach. ODDS Yerger, Milton Gam
hle, Charlie Stuart, Frank Elem
ory, Charles l.. Flenory and Reys.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18

Mrs. Sylvia Ann Thomas. lovely
wife Of the Rev. r. N. Thomas,
ormsr pastor Of this city. IL now
dded to the staff Of the Wade's
srhsr and Beauty Shop, 891 East
Washington Avenue. Mrs. Thorn
. Is . graduate u the Scientific
chool of Costmetslogy. Gary,
indiana and already Is making q
great progress here.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Capital Clothiers
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
Christmas season just closing.
Mr.. Cleaver states his business
has been good this year and he is
thankful to the patrons Of this
newspaper for the loyalty and
support they have given this year,
and for the three years in busi-
meas.
Capital Credit Clothiers is the
only home owned credit clothing
store in Little Rock, and has won
wide support for the many good
things done toward charity for
both colored and white in and g.
round Little Rock and Pine Bluff.
This store has donated to several
church drives and in ono instance
Mr.. Cleaver won Z quilt in .
-Ahurch rattle md donated II beck
to he church which had the op-
portWity Of reselling the quilt
and thus adding more funds to the
church treasury. Many of the re-
gular readers will recall this event
In 1910, and members Of the cen
gregation Of the church are still
doing business with Mr.. Cleaver
and the Capital Credit Clothiers.
In Pine Bluff the Capital Credit
Clothiers is the most centrally 10
Gated store in the city, and has
been opened more than a year, and
already the store numbers it's Pc
irons in the thousands. This
widespread popularity is earned
by the policy Of the stores for
giving good merchandise for as
little as is possible, and by ex-
tending easy credit terms to thu
good people Of the two cities and
surrounding communities The
store in Pine Bluff is managed by
Mr.. Jack Vale, an old time resi-.
dent Of Little Rock and Pine Bluff
who says, "Pine Bluff is the best
little City I have ever lived in and
! want to make this home for I
long time. !"
Mr.. Cleaver and his whole staff
Of co-workers wish each reader Of
this paper a Merry Christmas ant
a Happy 1943 and join all Of yor
in wishing and praying for ar
early and victorious peace.
The Store in Pine Bluff is located
at 314 Main.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18

nd Master Oscar Seeggins 1.-THE
ne man hnAdl accompanied BY
Master L. Young. All members
end friends are expected to Be
present
Evening star., 1942-10-15
Davis is-Stribing Battle Looms
As Boxing Plum for Turner

AL Dummy Davis Ground match
with Ken Stribling, local colored
welterweight, coming up Monday
night at Turner's Arena, appears to
be one of the best fistic plums of the
early indoor season from an artistic
viewpoint. It should be a small war
and from this distance the result
would be a tosS-up.
Davis, the Brooklyn bad boy who
earned the sobriquet of Bunny in
couple of brawls that had the GUS
toners standing in their chairs,
should have the edge on Stribling
because of his experience. Bunny
at his best should whip the colored
boy, but Stribling has came along
at rapid gait under Manager Ben
Finkels able tutelage.
Davis initial appearance here a
couple of weeks ago was one of the
hardest fights of his comeback cam
paign, although it ended with his
opponent, Manuel Rosa of Balti-
more, fiat on his back. Since then
he has stiffened Billy Scott of Chi
cago in one round and appears as
If he is regaining the form that
made him one of the top-ranking
welters a couple of years ago.
Nick Latsios, Alexandria boy who
Is making good in pro sfanks, has
Evening star., 1942-10-15
Forget Theories Merely Swing Club Become Golfer Earnest Jones Advises
Lafayette Boosts Lead to Three
Games in Women S Pin Leoque

Lafayette, with a sweep over
Bethesda Bowling Center, increased
its lead to three games in the Ladies'
District League flag chase as the
deadlocked second-place Rosslyn and
Chevy Chase Ice Palace quints won
respective 81 decisions over Red
Circle Food Shop and Rendezvous.
Rena Ridenour's 358 plus Inez Bry-
ans top single of 142 and 354 paced
the Lafayettes' high scores of 57S
and 1,672. Lucy Rose led Rosslyn
with 1874 and the nights top set of
800. Capt. Lucille Young's 1886
were potent wallops for Ice Palace.
Dot Guide shared high set honors
with 1863, while Airline Fairchild's
344 also helped Clarendon nick
Arcadia. FL, and maintain fourth
place, with Takoma, which won the
rubber tilt from Arlington. Frances
Wilson featured for Takoma with
1876 and 358.
Mary Magnotto's 137 and S54 en-
abled Spillway to trip King Pin in
the odd game. Betty Halverson's
132 and Christine Mores' 347 were
high for the losers.
Brookland marked up surprising
Evening star., 1942-10-15
Gariba|di, Substitute
For Missing Long,
Bows 10 Londos

Jimy Londos may be graying
around the temples and is stouter in
the midriff than he was several
years ago, but he still commands
the respect of the rassle Journey
men. In fact Johnny Long, matched
with the old boy, took a train for
York, Pa, and just about broke up
last nights meeting at Turner's
Arena.
Turner, however, had an ace in
the hole. He summoned Gino Carl
baldi from the dressing room to
pinch-hit for Long. Turner. sus-
pecting hitch in plans when Long
failed to appear at the appointed
hour, held Gino out of his own bout
to duel Londos.
Jeem put the quietus on Garibaldi
after 80 minutes OF herculean tus-
sling, surviving Gino's slugging tao
tics in the early minutes of the
match finally to pin him with a
crotch and body slam.
In other matches Ronny Etchison
won on a disqualification from
Michele Leone; Benny Shapiro
pinned Johnny Vanski and Fred
Grobmier drew with Joe Millich in
an abbreviated exhibition. Earlier
Millich had whipped Jack La Rue
with body press.