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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
DO NOT RETURN 1T

II was the great veteran. Will
bur c. Whitehead. who died over
10 years ago. that used to point
out the essential difference be-
tween defense against No
Trump contract and that against
suit bid. Almost invariably. you
should return the lead of your
partners suit against No Trump.
unless special conditions prevailed.
In a suit contract. however. If YOU
won the first lead. you should gen.
orally return something else. up
10 the honors which your partner
probably held and which would be
more valuable If led up to than If
led from.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
DURHAM AND RALEIGH HOLD
SIMULTANEOUS REVIVAL
SERVICES

Durham Simultaneous revival
meetings are being held in all the
Methodist churches of Durham and
Raleigh this week. Among the out
standing ministers who are bringing
the messages are DR.. Roy l.. Smith
Of Chicago. who Is preaching al Duke
Memorial Church in Durham and d..
G.. Ray Jordan of Charlotte. who is
preaching al the Edcnton Street Met
hodist Church i'll Raleigh, The ser
vices are received enthusiastic res
ponSc. The various speakers are also
being heard in public school asScmb-
lies and over the radio.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
Circle Meetings of
W.S.C.S. on Monday

Circles of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the FIRST Mctho-
dist church will meet Monday after
noon as follows:
No. |. Mrs. J. c. Farmer chairman.
at the church al o'clock with Mrs
w. r. FcSperman and Mrs w. N.
Tyler as h0stcSScs.
NO. 2, Mrs. II. J. StallingS chair
man, III the mems class room a,
church at $3.50 o'clock with Mrs. j.
c. Folgcr and Mrs. II. J. Stallings as
hoStcSSeS.
No. 3. Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis chairman,
with Mrs. B. y. Scott as hostess 7l9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

II you've never thought there YEAS
any glamour To welding u broom
try whiz<ing through your morning
routine in this perky, rufflcd pima
fore, Pattern 1878. with its puff
sleeves and young, square neck
Dash to market in it. too. With u
few yards of gay Bingham you can
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Pattern 0378 comes in misses
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takes 3 Ia yards 35-inCh.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern. Write plainly SIZE
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
Der.
Send your order to Henderson
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
william ID. McInniS, minister.
9:45 Church school. Rally Dav
BRING the entire family.
ii Morning worship. Sacrament nj
inc Lords Supper. Subject of medI-
'atlon: What Means This Cross.
o:43 Young People of the church.
f3u Union service. First Baptist
church. i'''''
Monday:
i3o FIRST session of Uninn Train
ing school. Classes will be held each
night through Friday.
Tuesday:
! Senior Girl Scouts.
Wednesday:
G45 Senior choir practice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

mcrt around the square and ON cdi-
torial pages of many State ncwSpap-
crs. Ralph McDonald's idea for It's
ing the accumulated surplus Ia pay
off the State debt is most favorably
received. Just how nc can III that in.
to the rest of his program Of incrcas-
cd salaries for teachers and low
bracket State workers and nj the
same time reduce taxes. the wise
acres around-the Square can't figure.
They do like the idea of using the
easy money" III th surplus TO re-
ducc or cancel the State debt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
RATION BOARD HAS
FOOD POINT CHARTS

EacH month the local office OF the
Wa Price and RdtionIng Board re-
c"i'cs Il supply of food point charts
i"f tn" use oi merchants and con-
SUnCrS, II WAS announced today
Anyone desiring these charts may
obtain one by calling At the board
office.
Ais" for use Of merchants are the
calendars showing the valid periods
Tor all ration stamps during the
month. Tho October supply of these
forms arc ready for distribution. it
was SAID.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
HOLINESS CHURCH
REVIVAL CONTINUES

The revival meeting at the North
Henderson PCntccuStal Holiness
church IS continuing with marked
progress. II was announced today.
Evangelist Fred Sanders is the guest
speaker. The revival will continue
with service, each evening at 40
O'Clock through October 10. and an
invitation Is issued tn the public by
the pastor. Rev. J. l.. O'liam
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
Completes Course

Joseph Harris, Jr., Ia, 81 Pine ST.,
Henderson. was recently graduated
from the Naval Training School for
aviation located at the Naval Air
Technical Training Center on Navy
Pier in Chicago. ILL.,. where he sue
ccSsfully completed the aviation ma
chinists mate course and was rcccg-
nizcd as Il 'qualificd striker" for
the rating of aviation machiniSt's
mate third class.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
News Of The Churches
Press Service of the North Carolina
Council of Churches

In a concludion worship service,
Dean w. j. Faulkner OF Fisk Univcr-
Sity declared that our task is not
merely To make individuals Christian
but to organize individuals in a
widespread corporate attack upon
cnircncncd evils"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
To Have Communion

The Young Peoples Service League
of Holy 1nnoccntS Episcopal church
will have corporate Communion
at the o'clock service SUNDAY NOR
ming. The regular meeting OF the
Y.P.S.L. will DC held in the parish
house at 7:3O o'clock Sunday even
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
WHITE MEMORIAL METHODIST

Key. }. *. Worthington. pastor.
9:45 Sunday school, June Thomas
superintendent.
There Will be no morning or cvcn-
ing worship service.
2:3o p. m. Community singing at
church.
Thursday 1880 p. m. Midweek pra-
yer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL

Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity.
y a. m. Celebration of Holy Com
muniOn.
9:+5 a. m. Church school, j. II.
Lollicoiier. superintendent.
10 a. IN. Mems Bible class, William
Bailey. president.
st. Johns Mission. North Hcndcr-
son. o'clock church school. Willie
Miller superintendent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

Burling;on-Dr. James H. Light
bourne urges ChurChmcn across the
State To subscribe in full the budget
"i the North Carolina Council of
Churches. The financial campaign To-
raise $lO,6OO i now under way.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

WilSon-BjShop Purcell and cab-
net, representing the North Carolina
Conference of the Methodist Church,
meet here October ! and 5 To- map
plans for annual conference.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
WEST END BAPTIST

RcV. John -. ."cCrimman, pastor.
10 a. m. Sunday school.
40 p. m. Worship service. Topic
The Trees and We.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN
Rev. J. Frank Apple. pastor.

NCN. u. T TdIk Apple, paStOr.
Church school AT GAS.
IL Il. IN. Holy Communion will be
observed in kccpcding with the
Worldwide Communion Sunday. All
members are urged Ia be present to
participate in this service.
1:3O p. m. Union service at the
First Baptist church. DR.. Fletcher {.
Lester, of Elon college. will deliver
the sermon.
Tho public is cordially invited To
worship with us in these services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
TO SING HERE

Staff Sgt. Howard G.. WiIlmoth. of
Camp ButHcr. will sing at the II
o'clock service at the FIRST Mctho-
dist church Sunday morning.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
GOES TO TRAINING
SCHOOL IN ATLANTA

Cpl. Willard l.. Wilbournc of the
3G8th. Engineers at Camp Brcclien-
ridge. Ky. recently has been sent To
mechanical training school in AT
lanta. Ga. for Il period of three
months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

"Scnd back the empty crates and
baskets for another trip 10 market"
the War Food Administration re-
quests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
HERE AND THERE

Across the State ON October 3 chur-
chcS will. in every appropriate man
ncr. observe World Wide Communion
Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
X X X X X i
4 WITH THE COLORS 4
Here for Weekend.

Cpl. William w. Peace, of Camp
Lcjcunc, is here for the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. nj.
Peace.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter Hotel-Raleigb

SlGNS-Although would-bc can
dIdatcS still complain of general
apathy with respect Ia the Ip-cum-
ing political campaign, there are I'M
unstable signs that an clectio ion
year Is approaching. The current is
sue Of the North Carolina Fedora
ZIONIST, organ of the State Federation
OF Labor. carries card advertisements
OF Monroe Rcddcn, State chairman
nt the Democratic party; Charles NJ.
johnson. State treasurer: Thad Eurc,
secretary of state, and Harry Nc
Mullan. attorney general. These are
just formal !'grecting" cards, but it
is remembered that the officials are
up for reelection next year and the
Democratic chairman doesn't want
TO be forgotten in the shuttle.
UNlTED-ENcn more significant
than these personal advertisements
is Il reprinted editorial in the labor
magazine. Traditional attitude of
capital and labor has placed them in
direct opposition TO each other; but
all arc cooperating in the war effort.
The Fcdcratlonist reprints an cdi-
torial from the Nations Business
urging everybody To buy war bonds.
Whatever their differences may be
on other matters. the organ of union
labor and the magazine Of big bust
ness present Il united front in sup
port of the nations war effort. Hit.
Ter and TOTO will find little comfort
in contemplating that situation.
DEAD TREES-Whcn the blight
got into North Cardinals mountain
chestnut trees a few years ago, kill
ing most of them. they seemed to be
total loss. II now develops that the
dead chestnut wood has certain
chemical contents highly valuable to
the war, and that mountain farmers
are realizing eight TO ten dollars a
cord for the dead wood delivered
TO the railroad tracks.
PICTURES - State employees,
mostly from the Department OF
Agriculture. have picked about three
bales of cotton from the State lest
farm at McCullcr'S, according To DR..
Fred Miller. director of test farms. 1t
is expected that before the season Is
| over they will have gathered five
bales or more. Some of the regular
pickcrs among the department per-
| SOrncl didn't think very kindly OF
Governor and Mrs. Broughton going
| out the other afternoon TO join the
piCkcrS and have their pictures talk
eli in the cotton field. One fair stcnO-
graphCr who was nursing Il stiff back
as a result of her cotton picking cx-
pcricncc and so wasn't in very
good humur anyhow. said if the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
Here OIL FurlOugh

Cpl. William J. Neal, of the Army
Air Base at Dclhart, Texas, is spend
ing his furlough here with his wife
and parents.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
Your Weekend Lesson

What is the principal value 70
the defense in leading the fourth.
best card of suit. which the
partner can be sure 10 q fourth
best? -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
FIRST BAPTIST.

F.. Norflect Gardner. pastor.
AZ the morning worship at II
O'Clock observance of Worldwide
Communion Day.
DIR. Fletcher Lester of Elon COL
lCgc will be the speaker at the union
service at 1:30 Sunday evening.
Sunday:
9:45 Sunday school.
IL Morning worship.
DcaCons meeting.
$50 Baptist Training Union.
7:3O Evening worship.
Monday $3.50. Circles of w. Nj. S.
will meet as follows:
No. |, Mrs. J. G. Hicks hostess,
Mrs. a. r. Perry program leader.
No. =, Mrs. G. p. Tanner hostess,
Ms, CharlI Cook program leader.
No. 3. Miss Annie Lcmay hostess
at the home of Mrs. Il. Il. Green.
Mrs. f.. III. Dixon. Jr. program leader.
No. 4. Mrs. J. ID. Mayo hostess.
Mrs. w. II. Kimball program leader
No. 5. Mrs. j. II. Myers hostess,
Mrs. f. G.. Shaw program leader.
No. &. Mrs. j. l.. Brilcy and Mrs.
S. j. Lane hoS'cSsCS, Mrs. c. f. Page
program leader
Monday through Friday, 7:30:
Leadership training school at the
First Baptist church. Four course.
are offered: course for workers with
children by DR.. Alinc Mckenzie of
Chapel Hill: course for workers with
Intermediates and young people ny
Miss Mary Louise WoodSon: course
for workers with adults. DR.. j. Allen
EaSlcy. of Wake Forest: and gen
oral course by DR.. Fletcher c. Les
Ter, of Elon college.
Thursday:
100 p. m. Junior choir practice AZ
the home of Mrs. w. W. Parker.
9p. IN. Senior choir practice al the
home of Mrs. w. W. Parker.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CUURCE

ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Henderson, N. e.
Time Of Masses:
LIST, 3rd. and 5th Sunday g a. m
End and 4u Sunday, 1890 a. m.
Holy Days. - n. m.
Novena devotions, Sundays, 7:45
p. m.
Rev. James II. King, pastor.
The Indians once believed the con-
sumption Of salt fastened death.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

THE SALVATION ARMY.
Envoy and Mrs. Charles Cooke.
Sunday services:
10 a. m, Sunday school.
II II. M, Preaching service.
$50 p. M, Y. =. l.. Meeting.
7 p. m, Open air meeting.
1880 p. m. Salvation meeting.
Why not go TO church?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

FAVORABLE-Judging from com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
Reppenhdgen Sixth
In WaibeI Classic

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8 1NS).-
Connie Schwoegler of Madison,
Wis, national match game bowling
champion, early today won the
fourth annual Waibels singles
bowling classic in st. Louis with
an eight-game total of 100 pins.
He captured $500 first prize
money and a trophy.
AID Carlson of Chicago was the
runnerup with 1893 score. and
took $500 for second-place money.
Wally Reppenhagen, Detroit,
was in sixth place with 1647 and
won 5000. while John Crimmins, in
ninth place with 1889, won $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
WiIdfOWI Gains Bic
For Instance, Some Experts Place Number Of Duck.
at 100 Million U. S. Officials Tells Detroiters
BY DON GILES

1--WE do not want our fighting
men to come back TO a country
barren of wildlife and denuded
Of game and FISH and our other
natural resources" Day said.
THAT Is one important job that
we who are left Mt home can
take on. Many of the fellows
that have been called to the
armed services, have been ardent
hunters and fishermen. No doubt
they spend a lot of time wonder
ing what Is happening to their
sport back home"
Other speakers were c. A
Paquin. chief of the educational
division of the Michigan Depart.
ment of Conservation; John II
Detroit police com
Chris Kennedy and viz
Sutton. directors of the Esse,
County Specimens Club of Wind
sor: Ed Kelly. president Of thu
Paul Bunyan Club; Sheriff Andrew
Baird; Charles Lorenzo; Walter
Kelly and Lloyd Eagan. Jack r. S
Cam was POSTMASTER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08

Continued from First Sport Page)

Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker. Wen
dell Willkie, and others who
followed him were just so many
men on a program.
II was the right time and the
right place. And the venerable
old Judge had the right answers.
As is the custom az all of
these basc ball parties, the
scribcS themselves had the stage
for the first part Of the pro-
gram. II is their prcrogatiVe 10
poke fun at any one in the game,
and those so poked are supposed
TO take ii graciously
Branch Hickey. now OF the
Dodgers. was tho butt of most
Of the jibes this year. But Hickey
saw it through with a smile AS
his predecessor. 1t. Col. L. S.
McPhail. sat on the speaker s
rostrum and laughed so hard at
times that he had to wipe tears
from his eyes
Nothing official. so far as
Washington is concerned. came
out Of the party. But you can
wager more than l0-ccnt piece
with this writer that President
Roosevelt will hear Of Judge
Lands masterpiece.
Mr.. Baseball is worth a lot
more than S65,000 a year He
hits home runs when they really
count.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08

as he said il. The crowd by
now was in an uproar.
I've never seen men turn
faster on the side Of speaker
as they did for Lands
I'm thinking Of those boys
over there" he said. "Many Of
them our own baseball boys.
Now, we won't he around Wash
ton lobbying. But already, for
your information, we've made
plans for broadcasts of baseball
games, starting with the first
day, to go TO our troops over
seas"
Lands then Strengthened up,
faced his audience and ham,
ered the table as he said:
'They talk about baseball liv-
Ing or dying. Men, I've got In
the habit Of living"
A roar almost took off the
roof of the Commodore when he
said that. Lands was accepting
his responsibility as Mr. Baseball.
Today he is Just that. All Amer
lea, here or elsewhere, should
know.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08

Albert NJ. Day. acting director
of the Fish and Wildlife Service of
the United States Department Of
told 700 sportSmen gath
cred at the Statler Hotel for the
Detroit Specimens Congress sixth
annual banquet and buffalo dinner,
that the most encouraging news
in our wildlife picture today Is
the strong comeback of migratory
fowl.
Through foresight and plan
ming, through a sensible program
of conservation and restoration,
we have brought the duck popu-
lation back to the position 1t
held years ago. Some experts
place the number OF ducks at
more than 100000
That's quite an increase over
1888, when our wildfowl fell al
most 10 the point of extinction"
he said.
Day paid tribute 10 the Detroit
Sportsmens Congress and its 5000
members for the valiant work
they are doing during the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08

Continued from First Sport Page
ished with 100 points as top girl
ahead of Mary Locke with so.
Vincent Bozich didn't sew up
the senior mems title until the last
event. the two mile. which he won
to pile up total of lao points 10
edge out Jimmy Thomson with
10.
Sister Florence Wrona. who won
the Times Gold Skates last week
continued her parade of victories
in the intermediate class by
beating her arch rival, Lorraine
Sable of Detroit with 40 to her
rivals so points.
Howard Allison edged out
Jimmy Koinis, 20 points to so. in
a red hot scrap in the interme-
date division: Don Lappals of
Wyandotte finished ahead of Mike
Daterro in the juniors and Mary
Place. with Shirley Givens miss
ing, missed her customary scrap
for laurels in the same girls
group. Russ Hunt cleaned up and
is still unbeaten this season
among the juveniles, and Joyce
Worpall edged out Sally Ann
Meyer for Juvenile girl honors.
POINT STANDINGS
Senior Men - Vince Bozich. $40: Jim
Thomson. no: I'D Fletcher, 20; Al Dim
mer 30. Tom Saunders. 10.
Senior Women - Dorothy Koinis. 100
Mary Locke. 50: Esther WronA, 30; Helen
Wrona. 30 Mary Koinis. 20
intermediate Boys-Howard Allison, 10
Jim Koinis. so: Stan Carr, so. Ed Finni-
gan, 20; Bob Snyder, 20. Gordon Hetu. 20.
intermediate Glrls-Florence Wrona, 120
Lorraine Sable. so.
Junior Boys-Don Lapalls, 100; Mike
DateTro. 90; Bob Reault, 30 Jack Worpell.
20: Nick FHrazIo, 20; Mario Tropeii. 10.
Iunior Girls-Mary Place. 90. Mary Jo
Never. 50; Jenny Romanowski. 20, Betty
Johnson. 20.
Juvenile Boys Russ Hunt. 90; Tom
Thomas. So; George Deschepper, 80; Roy
BrewinEton. 10
Juvenile Girls-Joyce worper. so. Sally
Ann Meyer. 40; Dolores Nicholson, 10
May Cirkel. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
BrookIine' S Curriers'
Make Clean Sweep

UTICA. ". Y. Feb. 8 INSl.-
Writer Ben Ames Williams Coun-
try Club Rink from Brookline
Mass, made clean sweep Of tho
Mitchell and Allen Curling finals
winning both events as the three
Grand National Curling com.
tion came 10 an end yester-
DAY.
Williams won the Allen Medal
by defeating Utica. skipped by 6
6. Curran l4-9. and the Mitchell
Medal with 1910 victory over
Country GLIB No. 2 from Brook.
line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
It's lib.
Girl at
Joe Louis

CHICAGO, Feb. 8 (UP).-Mrs.
Joe Louis gave birth 10 a 7-pound-
5-ounce girl today.
Or. William W. Gibbs, attend
ing physician. said the mother and
child were in excellent condi-
ton"
Gibbs said Mrs Louis would
call the heavyweight champion at
Fl. Riley, Kans., TO tell him Of
the event.
Louis. a sergeant at Fl. Riley.
was expected TO come here 10 see
his first offspring.
The Louis had expressed no
preference for a boy or girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
Tough Break
Caps Get z Overtime Goals
But Hershey Has 3

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. s. - In
dianapolis Capitols scored two
goals in last nights overtime
period but even that wasn't enough
to save them from defeat. The
reason was that Hershey bagged
three goals and thereby won the
game, Sd.
indianapolis piled up a 20 lead
in the first period but Hershey
evened it with a tally in both the
second and third periods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
2-Yedr Record
Without Defeat
Ended in CY0

An unbeaten record stretching
over two years OF Catholic Youth
Organization cage competition was
at an end today following Queen
of Apostles heartbreaking 25-23
defeat at the hands of a fourth
place st. Paul aggregation last
night.
Two rapid-fire buckets in the
last two minutes by St. Pauls
Red Mason brought Queen of
Apostles remarkable wi mn n &
streak TO a dramatic close.
Queen Of Apostles, 1912 cham
pions in the senior circuit and
previously the sole leader Of the
Eastern Heavyweight Division this
year, now shares first place with
st. Catherine.
The loss was particularly hard
to take in view of the fact that
the defending champions had been
leading all the way. They held a
1913 margin at halftime and were
still ahead 1921 at the end Of the
third quarter.
Another upset registered yester-
day was Blessed Sacrament's sur
prise victory over Holy Rosary in
the Central Division of the Light
weight class. Holy Rosary was
leading 90 at halftime, but il
relinquished its lead in the third
quarter as Blessed Sacrament
went ahead. 1917.
HEAyyWEIGHTs
Gudalalupe 81. ST. Vincent "a
Holy Redesmsr 35 ST Agnes (No. y ~.
Holy Rosary 2s 81. Leo %.
81. Catherine 70. ST. Margaret Mary 20.
81. Paul as, Queen of Apostles a.
St Philip Ner a.. ST. Ambrose 20.
81. Anthony 40, 81. Bernard 80.
81. Cecilia 81 81. Gregory IS
LIGHTwEIGHTs
81 Margaret Mary 2s Holy Name n.
nativity u. ST. F1onan as.
blessed sscfament 20. Holy Rosary as
fan Francesca 80. o. l. Of Sorrows 20.
Resurrection a. 81. Gabriel %
81. Gregory ~. Christ the King IS.
NJ. Carmel rs. 81. Anne la
Guadaiupe %, ST. John cantius tNo. ~
IL.
San Francesca 80, Nativity a.
81. Margaret Mary 40. o. L. Of Scr
rows "a
81. Philip Her u, 81, Edward IS.
GIRLS
Nativity a. 81 Catherine ?
Queen Of Apostles ~ 81. Philip Neri
81, Margaret Mary IS. Holy Name IS
All Saints 10, Christ the King s.
Holy Rosary 20. 81. Casimif Z.
g. Vincent T. So Jossphat s
81. Gregory 20, 81. Ambrose ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
Night School Five
Leads u. Of D. Series

Night School has 3S-pin lead
over Day in the annual University
of Detroit bowling series winning
the first block Of three in the nine
game match at Cadillac alleys last
night, 1868 10 1880. Walter No
walkowski was high on 544.
The next block is at Rolawile
February Il and the final at Glen
eagles February q. A trophy goes
10 the winner. Conditions call for
total pins to count.