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Evening star., 1942-09-11
Nat Pitcher Shortage
Harris Big Worry
On Final Swing
Only Six Sound HurIers
Available; Twin Bill
With chisox Split
Special Dispatch to The Star.


ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE ques-
ton OF the moment with Manager
Bucky Harris of the Mats isn't
whether Washington will win or lose,
but who the heck he'll get to pitch
remaining games. His mound staff
Is crippled and no replacements are
in view.
Walter Masterson. nursing sore
arm, didn't even make the trip with
the Mats and while Early Wynn and
Alexandra Carrasquel came along it
is doubted If they'll be of any value.
Wynn also is plagued by sore arm
and Carrasquel is hampered by a
damaged finger.
Few Hurlers at Hand.
That leavessa skimpy residue, both
from numerical and artistic stand
points. Available for duty are Sid
Hudson, Dutch Leonard. Bill Zuber,
Ray Scarborough, Bill Trotter and
Louis Bevil, which allows little lee
way for Bucky, who must hope his
starting pitcher will remain the
route.
Invading this village for single
games with the Browns today and
tomorrow, the Mats imported one
game winning streak as the result
OF a Sd victory in the nightcap of
double -header yesterday at Chica-
go after the White Sox captured
the opener, I'll.
Washington and Chicago. in their
twilight-night double e-header, played
before the smallest Chicago night
crowd since lights were installed at
Comlskey Park four years ago. Only
1881 fans sat in on the proceedings.
CampbelPs Clout Counts.
The ancient Ted Lyons disposed of
the Mats on seven hits to win the
first game as the White Sox pounced
on Leonard for two runs in the third
inning and five more in the fifth.
Trotter hurled hitless, runless ball
Tor the Mats in the final three in
nlngs, but Lyons was permitting no
liberties with that lead. Washing
tons only run came in the seventh
inning and was unearned.
zuber restricted the White Sox to
flve hits in the nightcap, but was
wild and Chicago owned a 4-3 lead
entering the eighth. With two out
In that inning, though, Bruce
Campbell singled with the bases
loaded to present Washington its
victory.
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Neylond's Squad Is Glossy, but Times Against 1t

Neyland capable engineer anything
except At the
eight and lost only II during IA
major coach has paraeed this
Without question Neyand
and Clark Shaughnessy the coaching
Put chances are you'll have
Big Five that
CoI Neyland wheat 36
colleges IS
The roster reads like Who's Who Football
advantages of
Redskins odds the
greatest football OF all times
But there certain
primarily
backs admitted the of
coming them would be simple but nmy
a whole which squad
Evening star., 1942-09-11

Col something like 81 players willing
and able suicide schedule Three big eight
e
space apparently
fellow instance football
three captain and the Understanding the
him into shape Time short but
This democratic organization the Eastern Army AlStas whose
drill football drill
stomach of the ind
retired
at ii
worked hard Military convention
the fat and
called they considered
their best playing weights did receive portions large the
playing weights playing
extra large portions.
What
Relief possible minimum period
the talent hand Whether these
concentrated preparation
Neyand and his bearing
10 the around.
Evening star., 1942-09-11

States flag over the Solomons.
used to box professionally in
Georgia, Florida and North Caro-
Ina. Maj. Justice M. Chambers,
another Solomon Island scrapper
OF note, was an Al softball play
er In Washington, D. C. Capt.
Harry l.. Torgerson, who blasted
the Japs from their caves with
dynamite bombs, used to play
with the Stock Exchange hockey
team IN New York and is cousin
OF Golfer Ray Torgerson; and
Capt. Rex R. Williams, with the
Marine artillery in the South
Seas, Is former member of the
South Carolina boxing team.
Evening star., 1942-09-11

he LOOK from The veteran FlJCSDuTRT
ringmaSter in the 10-round bout
which followed Immediately.
Ae a result of his victory over the
pudgy red-head, Zivic will meet an
Other former welter king, Henry
Armstrong, who is bouncing along
the comeback trail after losing the
crown to Zivic October 4, 1910, and
falling to regain it in return match
two months later. The bout prob
ably will be held November s.
Zivic Weighted With Water.
Although carrying enough ballast
to make him list as result of the
water he was forced to drink so
he could come in over the 147-pound
limit. zivic ripped and slashed and
thoroughly befuddled the tenacious
Cochrane over the 10-round route to
win as he pleased and gain revenge
for the defeat IA months ago that
cost him the title.
The Associated Press score card
gave zivic eight rounds and the
champion two Two rounds, the
fifth and seventh, were taken away
from Cochrane for low blows, but he
lost the fifth by a country mile
anyway
1t was a rough, mauling contest
from gong to gong, Cochrane ap-
peared slightly puffy and logey, de-
spite the fact he came in at 146
pounds to zivic's 147h, but he kept
boring in continually, trying to loop
wild swings to the body
For few rounds he. did fairly
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Columbus Noses Out
Kansas City 10 Tie
Playof Series
Toledo Gets Leud Over
Milwaukee in Their
Section in A. A.
By the Associated Press.

/ BY the Associated Press.
Columbus edged through Kansas
City, 4 to 3, in IL innings last
night to square the teams playoff
standings in the American Asso-
citation while Toledo downed Mil
waukee, s to S, in the inaugural
of their series.
The Blues previously had beaten
Columbus for a one-up lead in the
best four-of seven final playoffs.
The Blues outhit the Birds, 13
to 7.
Toledo outlasted a four-run rally
in the ninth to nip the Brewers
after Hy Vandenberg took over this
Milwaukee pitching chore in the
eighth and yielded three runs in
the ninth.
Tonight's schedule and probable
pitchers
Columbus Mungerl at Kansas
City (Reisl.
Toledo (Pyle) at Milwaukee
(EaveS)
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Minor PIoyoffs
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Greensboro, 3; Charlotte /
Hicnmond at Portsmouth, postponed.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Beaumont, g. San Antonio Q
shreveport. ,; Fort Worth /
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus. 4; Kansas City, 8 u2 In
nings).
Milwaukee. L.: Toledo. &
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Cedar Rapids, Is: Madison, 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Scranton, z; Wilkes-Barre, 4.
Albany g.: Binghamton o.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE
Harrisburg. 10, Hagerstown, s.
Wilmington, 8 Allentown. B.
NORTHERN LEAGUE,
Eau Claire, 8; NASSAU, g.
Winnipeg, 8; Sioux Falls,
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,
ninss}.
Little Rock s.; New Orleans
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle, 1915 Sacramento, 20
San Diego. 13; Portland g.
Hollywood. 4. Los Angeles, o.
Oakland, /; San Francisco (10 In
ningsl.
Evening star., 1942-09-11

men. Although the Louis Conn
scrap is supposed to be. strictly
a non-profit affair, Corpl. Joe
will be paid S66 for his month of
training and Pvt Billy $50.
Service dept.-Lt. John James
Powers, cited in the Presidents
radio talk the other night, is one
OF the numerous nephews of
James Joy Johnston, whose spe-
clalty, you know, is fighters. 1t
wasn't much of a novelty when
Tech. Sergt. Phil Donohue of the
Enid 'Okla) Army Flying School
turned in a course record of 67 at
Ends South Side Country Club
recently. Donohue, a former
Notre Dame golfer, holds records
at hive other courses. Sports
marines: Capt. George r. Stall
llngs, who hoisted the United
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Two Games From op Cards Garry Fight for Lead to 7oterng DODGERS
Win, Lose or Draw
An All-Out Drive by the Eastern Army
BY FRANCIS {. STAN.
star Staff Correspondent.

NEW foRk, sept 11-Probably football history
ever attempted to paywith
sort OF schedule which Neyands Army
Will launch tomorrow in the Grounds
In training only month and non CONS
VINO were sucked various styles football will
season embracing only three these battles
packed into eight days and the opposition will
possible to schedulehe New York Giants here
brookyn Dodgers Baltimore Wednesday, Chicago
Bears week from Sunday in Boston
Can any football Dodgers
and Bears in eight days
Fund
hance thing
Neyiano, is Of the four country
Evening star., 1942-09-11
May Get Grid Star
By Picking Cotton
sy me Associatefi Press.

by lHF ASSUClatEd PreSs.
NEWBERRY, S. c., Sept. IL
Newberry College footballers may
find themselves picking cotton
any day now.
The schools standout junior
tackle, Hayward Ballard, has been
detained from workouts because
the cotton crop on the Ballard
farm isn't in yet.
Head Coach Billy Laval is
threating to send his entire squad
to help the big tackle toward an.
early return.
Evening star., 1942-09-11

championship, was less concerned
with the fate of the ball club than
with his desire to get started on
his Army duties.
"As a matter of fact" he ex-
claimed, I've been in the Army for
10 days. But I've been arguing all
this time to get assigned to combat
troops. I'm So years old, seven over
the limit, but | told them in Wash
ington that hadn't spent all these
months taking off weight and getting
into shape for nothing I wanted to
be sent out with troops and / think
I'm going to get it."
Evening star., 1942-09-11

0lgIlI 10 CUiilk5lCbc oil ohS SCaiCieS toA
his entry into the Army - probably
with commission in the Field Ar
tillery, in which he was captain
during the First World War.
But before he left he witnessed the
1912 debacle which his Dodgers
dropped to the Chicago Cubs and
it apparently made him even happier
that he was marching off to war
Anyway he was laughing as he
declared to newspapermen, i doubt
If my club can win it," and recalled
the warning he had given his players
three weeks ago that they would
have to hustle harder to stay on
top.
Dodgers Are Told Off"
I'VE we're 81s games in front" as
serted the redhead, but the club
didn't look good. The manager
wanted me to come down to the
clubhouse and talk to the players
but told him that l didn't want any
star chamber sessions. / told him
If he wanted to bring them up here
to the press room I'd be glad to
tell them off.
80 the players came intS the
press room, while a lot of writers
still were around. and I told them
they were rs per cent ahead of last
year in the standings, but that they
weren't Is per cent as good. Dixie
Walker wanted to bet me 5000 we
would win by 10 games. They all
thought it was going to be breeze.
They couldn't keep their feet on the
ground and / told them I didn't
think they could win the way they
were going.
"Well, I still don't!"
After Combat Assignment.
1t was evident that McPhau, in
spite of his ambition to pit his
Dodgers against the New York
Yankees once more for the world
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Rzzuto to Leave Yunks
For Navy October Is
B, the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Daily
Mirror says it has learned Phil
Rlzzuto, shortstop of the New York
Yankees, enrolled in the Navy at
Norfolk, Va, but was given until
October 13 to report.
Rizzuto went from Norfolk to re-
join the Yankees.
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Schroeder Beats Seouru

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. IL (P.-
Ted Schroeder, jr., of Glendale,
Calf, new national singles king,
turned on a sizzling third-set rally
today in an exhibition match to
defeat Francisco Segura, stocky
Ecuadorian, 0-6, 6-4, 81.
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Footballs Not the Soldiers Bio Come Now

Football however isn't the Neyland
They for bigger The theegame
OF training is all the time the spare fough
The idea is funds
vented and then to send the boys back to their
Neylands
Army Astars Each has plenty
system coaches although this distinction
almost coach prioes himself disciple
Some of Neyhnds players the
time looked the listed IL 40 tackles
centers bkng backs tabacks wingbcks
the names" of Sandlee
Johnny Patrick Mike Johnny Melus Frank
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Arrows Quit for Duration

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. II lPl.-
Arrow Athletic Club, which has been
sponsoring semi-pro and profession
al football here for 20 years, has
abandoned the sport for the dura-
ton.
Evening star., 1942-09-11
MucPhuiI Doubts His Dodgers
Will Take Hot Pennunt Race
Here Seeking Combat Service With Army,
Says He Warmed Club Of Woes Ahead
BY JUDSON BAILEY,

BROOKLYN, Sept 11Larry MacPhal the magnetic master
Brooklyn Dodgers he doubts his ball club
pennan just we'll that he
Washington today while the ST. Louis Cardinals
Ebbets Field
The president Brooklyn club to the Capital
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Pirates Release Pair

PITTSBURGH, Sept 10 tP).-
Pittsburgh has released out.ight
Infelder Lee Handley and Catcher
Eddie Fernandes to Toronto.
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Cochrune Still Rules WeIters
Though WoIIoped by Zivic
Champ Receives Belt Before Being Pasted
By VengefuI Pete in Non-Tite Scrup
By WHITNEY MARTIN,

NEW YORK, Sept 11Red Cochrane still the weerweight
champion of the world today Frze
Zvc is the champion of Red Cochrane
Cochrane leave from Navy fight
going active duty received belt embmatic title
Madison Square Garden last night that nothing
Evening star., 1942-09-11

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Chieago. IT; Washington, 1--5.
st. Louis q; New York, 0.
Detroit, s; Boston, 4.
Others not scheduled
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Games Today.

"ames Today. Games Tomorrow.
s., Louis at Bklyn. St. Louis at Bklyn
6hicaao at N, York. Chicago at N York
tincl at Phila. Cinci. at Phila
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Today

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Wash, at st. Louis. Wash, at ST. Louis
\. York at Chicago. New York al CHICAGO.
Boston at Cieve. Boston at Clev
Phila. at Detroit Phjla at Detroit
Evening star., 1942-09-11

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
St. Louis ); New York, /,
Chicago. 10: Brooklyn, 2
CINCINNATI, SO; Boston, 60 tsec-
ond game nine-inning tie J.
Philadelphia, q Pfttsbureh, 1. (Second
game Cancelled
Evening star., 1942-09-11
Major League Statistics

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1s4s.
Evening star., 1942-09-11
After Combat Assignment

IT was evident that McPhau. in
spite of his ambition to pit his
Dodgers against the New York
Yankees once more for the world
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

Hugh Latham.
The committee in charge was as
sisted by the following men from
camp: PVts. Duncan, Morgan, An
derSon, Bargenquast, Addison ana
Wright and by the following band
members: Pvts. Martire, Moore.
Konopka. Lehman. Geraci, Behr-
Sndt, Lemos.
Mrs. Donohue's committee was
composed of: Mrs. Don c. PauluS,
club president; MosdameS Ross I,
Hickcox, Earl Farris, Percie ThacK-
er. r. J. Clevenger, Stevens H. Har-
riS. p. M. Mercer Howard Soper.
J. p. Hansen, w A. SWerdfeger, q
f. Lemons, Glenn Kieffer, c. :.
Justman. w. C. Costello, Earle q
Davis, w A. Vie, Forrest f. KltZ
W. S. Kong. P. N. van Slyck, O. j
Bradshaw, r. p. Moore, f. j. Mack,
Minor O. Simms, w. c. Barrett
Frank BoWles, George Bucklin, b
O. Mitchell, c. j. Russell, Louis De
Vita. M. C. Wahl, Katherine Parks
S. c. Kendall, Edwin Aiken, Mari
McMahan, Arthur Spring, w. !
ThOlnburg.
Approximately $50 were present
for the party, many organizations
and individuals sending in their
contributions also Guests of honor
were Col. and Mrs. Stewart.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Visitor Honored
At Bridge Party

Mrs James Noel entertained in
compliment to her sister, Mrs. Al
Eert Johannscn of Chicago, Ill
Who is visiting the NOelS. giving
d dessert bridge party in her honor
"Wednesday night at the Noel
hcme, 1854 Hamilton avenue.
Attractive Valentine decorations
we're used by The hostess in her
table appointments. and before
the bridge came. the guests en-
Joycd seeing beautiful pictures of
Guatemala taken by Mr. and Mrs.
JohannSen on Ihcir trip to that
country last summer.
In the contract game Mrs Dan
scott and MS. Frank Taylor Won
the high score prizes.
Invited guests included, MI. and
Mrs Malcolm MacWda, Mr. and
Mrs Ward McGreW, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Harris, MI. and Mrs. V. H
Ber8Stcdt, Nh and Mrs Frank
TAYLOR. MI and Mrs Dan Scott.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
BrawIeyGir
Engagement is
Announc q

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Sharp, we'll
known residents of BraWley, have
announced the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Dorothy Geneva, to Ivan Arms
of San Diego. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Arms of Oklahoma.
The wedding will take place
sometime in March although the
exact date has not been set.
Miss Sharp is a graduate Of BraW-
ley high school and also attended
Brawlcy Junior college. Both she
and her parents have many friends
i'll the northend city and news OF
her engagement is Of special in-
terest. Miss Sharp is living in San
Diego where she is employed.
MI Arms lives in San Diego with
his sisters, having recently given
up his business to enlist in the
United States Navy.
Mr. Arms lived formerly in the
valley and has friends in BraWley
and Ell Centro
The young couple recently spent
a weekend in the valley as the
guests of Miss Sharp'S parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Clubs
Society
Students Compete
In Oratorical
Contest Friday

Representative from the various
high schools in Imperial Valley will
compete in the annual American
constitution oratorical contest spon~
sored by the American Lcoion post
of the valley. this contest being
scheduled for Friday night OF this
week. 3 O'Clock. in the BraHie5
Veterans hall
NeOma Morris will represent Con-
tral Union high school in tins con
test, each contestant delivering az
Grafton on some phase of The
United States constitution.
Winner in the county contest
will compete in Corona on March
/, further contests being held until
the winner III The state is detemin-
cd
Associated Farmers are giving
three prizes in the county contest
which will be awarded Friday.
This contest is open to the CEN
Cral public and Legion officers
have urged that everyone attend
for not caly will they hear an eX-
cellent program ON a subject of
vital Importance. for all are good
speakers, bit they will also have
some idea as to what the young
people are thinking and doing in
regard to hmcricaniSm and the
constitution.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Toastmist tress
Club Ne cts

Sand Dunes Toastmisuess club
has inaueurated a new type Of
meeting and lor the next few gath
erings the members will meet in
the various homes. Mrs J. C. Mat
tOX, vice-presidcnt, entertaining
them for desert Wednesday night
at her home. 552 Hamilton avenue.
During the business meeting, Mrs
MattoX presented various defense
projects for consideration and the
club Will make its decision at the
next meeting as to which project
it will adopt.
Mrs. Alice Harrison will entertain
the club in two weeks at her home,
1908 Olive avenue.
Mrs. Mattox used n lovely Valen-
tine theme in her decorations.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Choir rConce er+
Sunday Night

Methodist chOirs, both Junior and
senior will present their third mus
Icule CT the season Sunday night
at 30 o'clock in the church
These muSica,es are given b.
the choir to add to the rapidly
growing organ und Of the church
offerings being taken to 60 entire
ly u this project.
The final two programs will bt
the presentation Of Handel'a Mes
siah IN the church cn Good Friday
night and Easter night, and n the
cloac of the year, the nfth annua!
choir festival.
Mrs. Eugene Waterman is director
of the senior choir with Mrs. j. d.
F'osS as pianist, and for the junior
choir Miss Roberta jerks is d..
rector and MIS-. S. P Holiday,
pianist.
Guy A. Weaklcy, lay leader OF
the church, will preside in the alb
sence Of the pastor, the Roy Nh
Hayden S. Sears.
These concerts are open 10 all
Interested.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Drama Workshop to Give Play
ForTen Thousand Club

sion starting at 7:30 pm. and with
selection Of a nominating commit
tee as the chief item of business.
The play will follow and is a de-
liehtiul comedy with the followin"
cast: William Ct. Outlook, Bob ana
Bobbie PcddicOrd, COrinne HudSpeth,
and Barney Foote, ali capable actors,
the majority of whom were seen III
the Red Cross benefit show the
workshop put on recently.
Phil Remington is the director
and the goodlooking stage set i
the work of Bill Pata, Karl Kaiser
and Malcolm Macurda.
Since this is an evening melting
the entire club, afternoon and eve
ming sections, will meet together
the evening division members SCI e.
ing as hoSteSSeS for the social hOm
which will follow tle program.
Drama Workshop is noted for t.
successful productions and this COM
ing play is being anticipated witt
a great deal of interest on the part
of club members.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Edited 6y ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Three Possesses Entertain
ForLorene Thomas

OF FL Centre Miss Tonic Sue Nc
ChflSty will DE soloist and Mrs.
wesley Moore, organist.
MISS Van Der Linden will be her
mad OF honor and Mr.. Thomas has
asked Marlin LoVelady TO be his
best man. Mr.. Thomas is the sol.
of the late I. A. Thomas of F.
Centre and Mrs. Thomas.
Attend Central
, Both young people are graduates
of Central Union high school and
their many friends will be inter-
ested in news of their approaching
marriage. Immediately after the
ceremony Saturday the young peO-
the coast, returning to make their
home at TAI Olive avenue. MI
Thomas is connected with Robert
son and Durringer.
Guests at the shower Wednes-
day were: MesGames R. Sibley
Halland Daily, C. A. Thomas, War
rem Woody, c. j. Wolf C. f
Daily, l. Thomas, Marlin Lovelady
Ernest Brewer, Wesley Moore, O
B. Johnson. P. Van Der Linden
Woodrow Mayberry, Margaret Lay
H. A. Dalton, Jesse Clay, Guy Har-
per, Ray easier, C. L. Thomas, l.
Odle. S. w. Smiley. Herb Lee, )
T. Escovedak, F. J. Miner, tho
Misses Helen Higgs. Marjorie
Thomas, Juanita Horton, Tonic
Sue McChriSty, Anna Ruth Thomas
Jean Johnson, Geraldine Ordonez
and the guest of honor, Lorene
Thomas.
Friends of both families and of
the young couple will be welcomed
at the wedding.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12

Lorene Thomas, whose marriage
to Charles Thomas will be an event
Of this coming weekend, Saturday,
was guest of honor at a bridaj
shower given Wednesday night by
Frances Neckel, margaret Wolf and
YVOnnc Van Der Linden at the
Neckel home in Imperial.
Colorful Valentine decorations
were used by the three hOstesses
for the house and table, providing
a pretty setting for the party.
Miss Thomas. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Thomas has set
Saturday, Valentines day, for the
date and p. m. as the hour, for
her Wedding which will be solemn
izcd in the First Baptist church
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Visitors Cues SIS
At BurqerH

DR.. and MIS-. Floyd A. Burger
have been entertaining as tnrn
house guests Mrs. Burgers faith
or, Prof. Louis Oliver Adams, OF
Santa Monica and w. j. Burtsch-
er. author of Romance in a Junk
Shop" II Wrote a Journal" and
Man A-Foot Mr.. Burtscher will
be remembered by many as editor
Of the Imperial Enterprise.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-12
Masno|ia-MuIbeny
News Notes

Recent weekend guests of MI
and Mrs. S. S. Herd were Mrs. Full
ton Reeves and daughter, Ethel OF
Van Nuys. While in the community
they also called on Mrs Dan WieS'
Mrs. R. Taccker and the A. c. Pick
ettS.
MI. and Mrs. John Gray ar j
family of San Diego were visitors
in the neighborhood last week.
The Mulberry school auditorium
and basement were the scene OF
a Valentine party sponsored by the
Mulberry WCman'S Community clu1.
Friday night. It was preceded by
the Magnolia Mulberry Farm Bu-
reau. Movies, games and group
dancing furnished the evenings en-
tertainment. The All club Cir
served refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Bachar enter
tanned Sunday at their home H.
BraWley with a delicious buffet
supper. The occasion was the cele-
bration of the birthday anniversary
OF Mrs. Dan G. West and Roger
Ryder whose birthdays fall on the
third and sixth of February. Two
birthday cakes and lovely bouquets
OF sweet peas decorated the tables.
Present were: The honoreeS, MIS-
Dan G. West and Roger Ryder
MI. and Mrs. r. E. Ryder, Dan G
West and Dannie Gene; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Taecker and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ryder and
children, Eugene and Donald Ba-
char, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Bachar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brown. Mari
lyn and Doreen, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray jameson drove to Compton