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Milford chronicle., 1943-11-19
Harry ]. Pettyohn Presented
Fine Program At Rotary Monday

Past President Harry ]. Petty
john prepared and presented at the
weekly dinner meeting of the Mil
ford Rotary Club on Monday eve-
ming one of the finest programs
ever given before the local club.
Harry, departing from the usual
routine of single speaker pro-
gram, presented three very attrac-
tive young high school girls, who
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-19
Gov. Bacon viii
Award OCD Force
BadgesHereNo 20
Chief Executive OF State
With His Staff Will
See All Equipment And
Casualty Stations In
This Vicinity.

Plans have been completed for
Governor Walter w. Bacon's visit
to Milford on Monday, November
29. when he, in company with State
Civilian Defense officials will in
spect the equipment in this city,
and award service badges to mem
bers of the Milford OCD who have
devoted over 500 hours to this
work.
Governor Bacon will be accom-
panied by Gerrish Gassaway, exec
utive vice chairman of the State
Council; E. F. Koester, coordina-
tor of Wilmington; Ralph Minker,
coordinator of New Castle county;
Mayor Wallace Woodford. coordi-
nator of Kent county.
To Make Inspection Trip
This delegation will be met by
the Milford Defense Council at
Lynch Heights at p. m. where an
inspection of the new equipment
there will take place. The Lynch
Heights casualty station will also
be inspected.
The new OCD headquarters in the
Third Ward then will be visited,
which will be followed by a trip
to the headquarters in the First
Ward
To See Casualty Stations
Following a trip through the sew
eral casualty stations in Milford.
and the Milford control center, the
party will visit the Milford fire
house. There also will he a trip to
Lincoln.
The visitors will then be enter
tanned for supper by the Milford
Rotary Club.
The award of the service bars
will be held in the Milford Com
munity Building at s p. m. to which
function the public is invited.
There will be music by the Harbor
Defense Band of Fort Miles.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-19
Quiet Day Service
At Christ Church
DeacOnPSS Elsie Riebe OF China
viii Be Guest Speaker

DeacOneSS Elsie Riebe OF China
viii Be Guest Speaker
The Kent County Quiet Day SER
vice next Sunday at Christ Church,
Milford, will be observed by the
Woman's Auxiliary. Deaconess Ell
sic Riebe of China will make an
address in the morning. In the af-
ternoOn Miss Mary Morris Littell
and Mrs. J. Holton Jones. officers
of the Diocesan Board of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary. will give inter-
esting talks. Mss Jones' subject,
The Gift of the Spirit" will be
worth while and some of those
who heard her before will be glad
to do so again.
Deaconess Riebe from China has
had one of the most extraordinary
experiences of any of the mission
staffs in that country. During air
raids over the inland city of Ichang,
where she was working. 1000 miles
up the YangtZe, bombs exploded so
near her that she picked up pieces
too hot to hold. With one of the
Chinese clergy she carried on re-
lief work for many months before
the city was occupied. as thou
sands of refugees arrived at Ichang
from Eastern China. After the city
was taken she continued to work
for the good of the suffering people
She even managed to run a farm
to increase their food supply.
Born in Pingree. North Dakota.
and graduating from the New York
Training School for Deaconesses.
she went to China in 1915. return
ing to the United States only be-
cause she was compelled to after
25 years in China and after five
years of war.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-19

in addition to being outstanding
students at the local school. are
all All Club members and winners
of many prizes in that field These
young ladies addressed the club
separately and told Of some of the
phases of All Club work.
Miss Janet Stayton Of near Mil
ford, daughter Of former State Rep
I1prn te Pass D PlsAssl
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-19

Forty-two Delaware poultrymen
and flock owners this year set up
standards for measuring the eff
cheney of their production prac-
tices through keeping poultry rec
ord calendars, says Garry A.
Miles, extension poultryman. for
the Delaware Agricultural Exten-
sion Service.
These record calendars were dis
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-19
Ordnance Plant Guard
Found Dead In Bed
Body Was Discovered By Archibald
Jones And Vim. Walker, Glendale

Earl Clark. As years old, of Ell
lendale. guard at the Milford Ord
nance plant, was found dead in his
bed at 5:45 a. m. Monday. Novem-
ber Is. with a % caliber rifle near
by. He had shot himself twice.
He was found by Archibald Jones
and William Walker. both of Ellen
dale.
His wife said she heard the re-
port of a gun and ran out on
the street and accosted Jones and
then William Walker. stating she
believed her husband had shot him
self and she was afraid to go up
stairs alone.
Besides his wife. who is an en-
ployee of the l.. ID. Caulk Company.
of Milford, Clark is survived by
one son. Earl, Jr., who is in the
Navy and seven-year-old daugh-
ter Marjorie.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-19
Chronicle office VIII Be
Open Saturday Afternoons
Beginning November 2Oth

Beginning Saturday. November 90 the business
Office the Milford Chronicle will each Saturday after
schedule will effect until schedule
is into operation next June
The schedule will give subscribers oppor
unty their subscriptions Office without
venenee
Milford Chronicle Publishing
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-19
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford
From Wednesday, November 10, To
Tuesday, November 16, Inclusive

Charles ]. Holzmueller, weather
recorder for Milford. reports the
following thermometer readings for
Milford. from Wednesday. Novem-
ber 10, to Tuesday. November 16,
inclusive:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Pied Pipers to Fling
Twilight Twill April 10

Sister Honora. president of
the college. will discuss problems
IN higher education during war
times.
PHI TAU EPSILON SOROR-
TrY entertained recently At a
tea in the Long Cabin Room Of
the Northeastern Branch OF the
YWCA.
Virginia Glnski and Mary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

Miss Phi yllis Brand,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ORE c. Brand, is betrothed
to Eugene Hill, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Hill.
ham and Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Tracy, both Of Bloomfield
Hills, have most attractive trop-
ical homes IN opposite sides Of
San Marco drive with the New
River on three sides of their
patlOS.
Mrs. r. w. Conner Of Detroit
and TrNon. y. {. has been in
the Waters Edge apartments
since November, and Mrs. John
a. Gilray has an attractive
home on Sunset drive. She is
spending this week Al Miami
Beach with her son, John. who
is a lieutenant in the USNR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

THE PIED PIPERS are fling
Il ing a Twilight Twirl April
10 at the Hackett Field House
The dance will be informal and
will begin At 9 p. m.
Connie Mahr is chairman OF
the dance committee.
Jean Pardington and Betty
Mason arc IN charge of decora-
lions.
Martha Stryker. chairman Of
the war activities committee Al
the University Of Detroit. has
appointed Roberta Edwards As
supervisor in charge of the uni
VerSlty section in aiding the
American Red Cross in its drive
10 fiji its quota by April /.
Virginia Mears is chairman Of
the recruiting Of WAACS,
WAVES, SPARS and Marines.
Margaret Corteville is chair
man of the AWVS defense
courses and Margaret Doherty,
bond setting,
Marllyn Fisher has taken over
the unlNerSiiA's contingent OF
Red Cross Motor Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Baldwins 10 STAY

Mr.. and Mrs James p. Bald
w1n, formerly OF Balfour road,
and their three daughters are
moro or less permanent Palm
BeaChcrS. having 4 most attrac-
tive home on Valencia boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlton G.. Eden
and Patty arrived Monday from
their homo in Bloomfield Hills
and arc staying AZ the Donald L.
Bathrick apartment on the beach
for q month and expect Johnny
IN spend his spring vacation
from Cranhrook School with
them.
MIR. and Mrs a. y Prentice Of
Detroit also have an apartment
on Granada
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Mrs. TiIIotson, Jerry

Mrs Dalton TillotSon and hcr
son. Jerry. are keeping house IN
an apartment since her daugh-
tor. Barbara. became Mrs Will
liam Henry Sleepeck Jr Ensign
Slcopcck is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs W. H. SleepeCk Of Oak
Park. III
MIR and Mrs {. G. Winning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Nursing League
To Hear ID. S. Aide

MISS LUCILLE PETRY Of
the surgeon generals office of
the L. s. public health service,
will speak AT the annual meeting
of the Detroit section OF the
Michigan League Of Nursing
Education Saturday at the Book
CadIllae-Halel---
After a short business meet
ing Miss Pctry will discuss prob
lens of the nursing profession
In the afternoon Will be round
table discussions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
MocouIey
7 O Join
Wife in Ga.
FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla
March y

March y
VISITORS have been pouring
' INTO Fort Lauderdale in
large numbers since the middle
o( February and Will probably
continue 10 do 50 until May |.
Al he Laudcrdale Beach Ho-
tcl arc Mr. and Mrs William D..
Young Jr Of Crosse Polnie, DR..
and Mrs. {. F.. Umphrey Of War
ungton and Mrs. Claude G. Bur-
CESS of Edison
Mrs Merton f. Farr and her
granddaughter. Melinda Booth.
left March Ia after a SIX weeks
stay. and Melinda 5 mother, Mrs.
Henry 6 Booth OF Thornlea,
Bloomfield Hills. left for her
home on Monday. During their
stay Lee NJ. Farr formerly OF
Bloomfield His. now Of New
Orleans. spent 10 day With his
mother and sister, Mrs, Farr and
Mrs. Booth.
Mrs Claude W Hanway of
Birmingham IS guest Al pres
eRt. and recently Al the Lauder
dale beach were W. F.. Moss of
Indian Village and his daughter,
Mrs. &. W. OSmun Of Washing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Jam Session at Wayne

MARY MOWAT is in charge
Of the selling of war savings
stamps and Margaret Hourigan
is in charge Of the Gray Ladies.
Marllyn O'Connor is chair
man in charge of clerical work
FOR OCD and American Red
Cross branches.
Dorothy Brown is in charge
ot tho Farm Bureau. established
10 stimulate work on farms
during the summer months
Campus talent will he called
FOR at the Jam Session the
Wayne University will hold
March 80 AT $50 p. m. IN the
Mckenzie Union
Lawrence + Schwartz is chair
NAN or The gathering and Is
calling for all muSically inclined.
Open House was held Al the
Mckenzie Union in honor of
Enlisted Reserve Corps previous
10 The FroSh FURRY Friday night
Marygrove College lea
MARYGROVE- COLLEGE viii
hold lis annual lea for parents
Of high school seniors this Sun
day IN the college auditorium al
: y. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Redford Pioneers Luncheon

THE DESCENDANTS of the
BEDFORD Pioneers will meCt for a
pOttuck luncheon At y 80 p. m.
Wednesday IN the Methodist
Church par-lnrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Bloods Return Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F, Blood
have returned home after a stay
al the Trade Winds with 1t. and
Mrs. Fred NJ. Zeder Jr. and Mrs.
Sigurd Becker and Mrs. William
J. Young were also Al the Trade
Winds for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. RCcCc z. Ober-
teuffer and Marjorie stopped of
for a few days en- route from
Miami Beach.
Arriving next week Al the
Trade Winds Will he Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wcngcr, Mr. and
Mrs. George r. CASTOR Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Cotton and their
daughters. and Or. and Mrs.
Henry StelnbaCh, all OF Palmer
Woods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Foxes Also at Beach

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Fox
spent some time there, as did
r. c. Fairlamb Jr. A. p. Major
and Mrs Howard Adams Of
Pleasant Ridge
Avian Macaulcy left recently
70 lOin Mrs MacauIey in Savan-
nah Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs CaSS s Selden
are At tho Trade Winds Hotel,
ftfFt bert p the beach and expect
10 stay another month. and the
Kurt Kings and Mrs. Philip
King arc also planning 10 add
several weeks tan before re-
turning 10 Crosse Pointe
Mr.. and Mrs. w n. Wallace
are other Crosse Pointers AT the
Trade Winds. Mr., and Mrs. y.
W. Christian MIR. and Mrs-Iack
l., Ward with Pat. Mary Jane
and Jack Jr. Of Detroit, and Mr..
and Mrs. T. W. Colman Of Bir-
mlnGham are also there D. Blair
Purleigh Of Birmingham has
come down for a short stay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Mrs. Braffitt Aids USO

Mrs. Grace Braffitt is another
former birmingham resident
who lives IN Fort Lauderdale.
She is an ardent worker for the
USO and a hostess at the
dances al the attractive building
on Las OlaS Blvd, which has
been given over 10 the service
men Army and navy personnel
stationed al Miami and BoCa
Ration. as we'll as Port Ever
Glades, and nelghborinG posts
come 10 Lauderdale for the
Weekend
Up in West Palm Beach, Mrs.
Charles WoOdall has had Mrs.
Fred Rollins and Miss Lydia
Hovey as her house guests for
SIX weeks and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Oodall Of Crosse
Pointe Just returned To their
home after a visit with Mr..
WOOdall'S mother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

Agnes Schumann presided al the
tea table and n new members
were welcomed into the sorority.
Hat Boxes as Bids
MINIATURE HAT boxes were
bids for the recent Alpha Gamma
Chapter Of Pi Kappa Sigma
Sorority rush party.
ChapeauX in the latest erea-
tiOnS were modelled.
Melanie Churella headed the
committee for the spring party
and her assistants were Marge
ChaVey, Jeanette Hough, Cath
crime Heartwell and Betty
NipSpl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Noyeses at Champ Carr

Closely riVaIlnC the Trade
Winds in popularity for Detroit
prs is the Champ Carr Hotel on
Las Olas Blvd. in the heart Of
town near the Federal highway.
whose guests from here have IN
Cluded 50 far:
MFssBs. AND MEspAMFs
walter Moves \ G. Potter
r. n Ahlers ,Pr. p II Akers
mnghami y Dow
James pant ,BiT- " W Laird
minghaml Bert 2 Mavne
Frank Hsckett Hugh Preston
MESDANFS
Louis Brossv Hyde LOUIS 4 Peers
n Patterson GOWNS Foes Noyses
George + Mona Fred Robinson
CHAN and Peggy
~ and Mrs GUY I Cornor ana Dr.
and Mrs NJ X Muer
MISSES
lanes Murphy Jf. Et \ Mopro
r r. Walsh N ~ kI1no1
Rober, Y OSsr r " Frhecker
birmingham, f e BourAe
n r Crawford
In tho resident COLONY arc Mrs
Jared " Sta h t,f { Chicago f33tetii.
who has had her granddaugh-
ter. Mary LangS. with her all
winter. 1t. Edward Stark spent
10 days with ms mother re-
Gently but Jean Stark has been
faithful TO her war work and
CtaNcd IN town
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04

Before a very large and enthus-
iastic crowd Thanksgiving night
the Frat All-Stsrs took into camp
the flyers from Selfridge Field by
a score OF IS to 80 at the St. Antoine
Y.MCA.
Though both teams employed
minor commando" tactics at times
they played fine basketball and kept
the crowd yelling and applauding.
A large group OF soldiers were on
hand to pull for their buddfes. o..
Within the first minutes OF the
game Jones sank beautiful one
hand shot and sent Selfridge into
a two-point lead that was steadily
increased as the game progressed.
At one stage of the game the flyers
led by a score Of II to l.
At the end Of the half the score
was II TO II with the Fraters trail
ing. The Fraters came back in the
second half with rush that caught
their opponents at 10 all. From that
point. the Fraters moved out front
20 80 = 81.
{ A spdrtSby the flyers sent them
into a 81 to 80 lead II was nip and
tuck until 40 seconds before the
final whistle. at which point the
Ftsters moved out in front. IS TO 81
With two seconds left in the game
theN{lyers were awarded two free
shots. They made one Of them.
Stewart. trailed by Cisco, led the
scoring for Salfridge with Is and
points respectively. Stafford was
high-point player for the Fraters
with II points. Wilson scored
points and Bryant followed with g.
In the preliminary. the Ivy Leaf
club defeated the girls Of the Pyra-
mid club, 20 TO IL. II was the first
game for both teams. and each
showed promise OF developing q
good team before the season gets
far under way. Mary Wheeler was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Globetrotters To
Start First Tour
OF States

CHICAGO. lll.-tSpeciaO-Those
amazing Harlem Globetro,ters.
poised for their first tour OF the
Deep South in the u years OF their
existence. are the cage wizards OF
old. make no mistake about that,
The Trotters open their South
ern trek on Sunday night. Dec. S.
against the Meharry Mcdics at
Paradise Amusement hall in Nash
vile. Tenn.
On Tuesday night. Dec. Z. they
play the Camp Sibert Soldiers a;
City Auditorium in Birmingham.
Ala. The following evening the
Globetrotters face he Atlanta Col
legiate Stars. selected from top
players Of Clark, Morris Brown
and Morchouse colleges. in the City
Auditorium al Macon. Ga.
They again face the Atlanta Col
leg.ate Stars on Thursday night
Dec. Q. in Atlanta.
Their schedule will continue as
follows: Sunday. Dec IL. versus
New Orleans Stars. coached by
at Xavier university gym in New
Jim Epps, former Xavier u. ace
Orleans. La. and Monday. Dec. -.
versus Southern University varsity
at Southern University gym. Scot
lsndville. La.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Johnson Harris Tronces P0rers Cleaners Tie For Lead
Wendell Phillips
Loses Title Game

CHICAGO. Ill-Although Wen
dell Phillips presented the star Of
the day in Claude Buddy, Young.
state sprint ace who Tailed two
touchdowns, the colored boys went
down to a 10 to ~ defeat here
Saturday at the hands Of St. George
champions Of the Catholic league.
The winners scored in the hrst
and second periods. failed in the
third. and then put the game on
ice in the final quarter. Phillips
winners OF the public school title.
scored in the frst and last period.
A crowd OF $4,000 was In Soldier
Field TO see this tenth annual game
between the Catholic and Public
school winners
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Jokers Retain
Chronicle Court
Lead With A Win

The Junior division Is going into
its fourth week Of competition with
the lockers leading with 4 wins and
no losses. Although other teams
are in the thick OF the fight, the
real test will be shown In the sec
ond half.
Three games were played Friday
and Saturday with the other two
to be played later on. The Jokers
defeated the Trojans 1918. The
Aces defeated the Wolverines 24-9,
and the Wolverine Stars defeated
the Clowns. 2l-l8. This was by
far the most interesting game and
was very close score until the
closing minutes when the Wolver-
inc Stars finally pulled ahead to
send the Clowns down TO defeat.
George Spencer of the Jokers
has taken the lead in total points.
he being the outstanding player in
defeating the TrojanS Saturday
throwing a total of 81 points, bring.
ing his total 10 AZ for the season
The following games will be
played Friday and Saturday, Dec.
3 and 4.
Friday. Dec. 3Jokers vss Royal
wilkins. 6 pm: BEDFORD VS.. National
Invaders. $50 pm.
Saturday. Dec. - Clowns VS..
Aces, 6 pm: Wolverines VS.. Tro-
jams. $50 pm: Wolverine Stars VS..
Au-Stsrs, Z pm
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
DSR Drivers To
Roll In Rematch

A rematch between the DSR
Drivers team and the DSR Office
team has been scheduled for Dec.
S. at Paradise Bowl The game
viii be rolled at $50 pm. The
DSR Drivers-woody Ennis. Tom
Gordon, and Percy Jenes Of Cool
idge terminal. and John Wilson
and Louis Black Of Highland park
terminal--were defeated by the
Office team last year.
The DSR Office team Is cap
tanned by Tony Kunx. who won
the singles title in the DSR tourna-
ment last March. The team has
been strengthened by the addition
Of Ted Merkell, w. Smith and
Stezinger.
The Drivers. although they have
not won this rematch, are challeng-
ing any DSR team. or any team
from the Postal Alliance.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
TUSkEGEE I'M
RALLY TO WIN
over HORNETS

MONTGOMERY. Ala.-The twen-
tieth Cram,on bowl game between
Tuskegee institute and Alabama
State Teachers college ended with
the Golden Tigers winning. 10 TO l3,
on Turkey Day afternoon. But the
Tuskegee team didn't have a cinch
to grab the contest which was
viewed by 10000 white and colored
citizens.
Alabama State. coached this year
by Campbell. Lockhart Of Tslls-
dega and John Brown. once Of Vir-
ginia Union fame. sprung a surprise
on the Tuskegee team by scoring
early in the first period. Roosevelt
Jackson OF South Bend. Ind. scored
the Alabama touchdown. Tuskegee
evened the score 8 all in the second
quarter when James Burton Of Fort
Worth ran 70 yards TO score. The
half remained that way.
Alabama State trailed when TNls-
kegee's Alvin Tabor from Fort
Valley. Ca. slipped over from the
State Teachers 2.yard stripe. Ala
bama State rallied to again take the
lead in the final period.
Ronald Young Of Miami passed to
Oscar Mason who was downed on
the Tuskegee vineyard line Robert
Johnson OF Westfeld. Ala. scored
the touchdown and Percy King OF
Montgomery passed TO Mason for
the extra point. State led Is TO IL.
The bitterly fought contest was
won by TuSkegee when Tabor
tossed a 25.yard aerial TO Charles
Perry who was dumped on the two.
Albert Crawford went over. The
try for extra point was good and
Tuskegee won 10 10 Is.
Alabama State made four first
downs 10 Tuskegee's l3. Alabama
State tossed II passes. had three
intercepted ard completed three.
Tiiskegee tried 20 passes. had three
intercepted md completed IL.
Tuskegee was penalized so yards.
Alabama State 20.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Women Discuss War
Sports In Colleges

DURHAM. n. c. - CAMP, -
women's Sports Dav associations
representatives from Virginia State
college, Behett college and A. and T.
college assembled at North Carolina
State college here Saturday in what
was scheduled as a six-college
women's meet TO discuss war time
sports activities for women. Repre-
sentatives from Hampton and How.
ard. members OF the association.
were unable 10 meet.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Standings
Hampton To Orange
Blossom Classic, Dec. 4

HAMPTON. Va. - Pushing over
two touchdowns in the first period
and third at the opening Of he
second half. when Capt. bob King
returned Gus Gaines kickoff for a
l00-yard touchdown runhack. the
Hampton Institute Pirates defeated
the Camp Pickett Warriors 10 TO
in their Thanksgiving Day game al
Armstrong Field.
The Pirates journey 10 Jackson
vile, Fla. on Dec. 4 20 meet FLORIDA
A. and NJ. in the Orange Blossom
Classic.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
MOTOR VEHICLE
GRIPS LEAD IN.
POSTAL LEAGUE

Motor Vehicle five frightened
their grip on first place In the Post
Office league last Tuesday evening
by winning three straight games
from College Park Motor Vehicle
Is leading the league with Fl games
won and only 9 lost In second place
Is the Gratiot boys with 10 wins and
II lost. while in the third place
with II games won and Is lost Is
College Park.
In taking all three games In
league competition. the league lead
ers registered 834. 86l. and 1872. The
best their rivals could get was
1913. 762 and 1877 White. bowling for
Motor Vehicle. turned in the highest
single game Of the match when he
hit 2l6 in the second game. Rey-
nolds was high for College Park
with I'll.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
THE BOWERS HALL
OF FAME
By ALFONSO CATO

mixed doubles played between Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Davis, over the
week end. The BENEFITS won the
l2-game total pin affair by 282 pins.
In the highlights OF the games we
saw George Bennett hit high
game OF 224. and Mrs. Lucille Ben
nett hit 1873; on the other hand, Mr.
Davis hit high game of 2l3 and
Mrs Alberta Davis turned in l56.
Six games were rolled at the Palm
er Bowl last Saturday evening.
and the final six games were rolled
at Paradise Bowl Sunday evening.