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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
K. C. Meet Draws 90

A total Of 90 teams. Y doubles
and los singles form the entry
for the knights Of Columbus
Metropolitan Bowling ASSoCia-
tion'S tournament opening at the
Recreation Building next Satur-
day and continuing week-endS
through February 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

we had a pinboy in our very
midst. He IS Bill Burdlck, is.
all of 98 pounds for his > feet
2 inches and one OF the finest
office boys ever 10 step into the
Times Building.
Knowing Bills efficiency and
honesty here was an opportu-
nifty 10 hear the pinboys side.
Bill does everything he's asked
in lightning-1ike fashion, but
when II comes 10 conversation
hsss little shy Therefore, II
took some urging before he
warmed up 10 the subject. Once
he did. however. he was straight
and 10 the point
lie made sure 10 explain his
as plnboy was
United, but that he had set en-
up At Argyle. Warren Bowl and
FARMLAND long enough 10 learn
pinboys' grew IS against
boWleTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

'Minks dropped out Maple Leafs re
placing them
Standings include games OF Jan. g.
The schedule
sunday m Nash Defrtt Va WIG.
caLs NorfhWest Eagles " CobrAs
Maple Ltafs Pheasant 4
NJ lndRs p m FLYERS " Frogs
Nics ~ FleetWinFs 2, Fcrestets W
Lincoln PARK
TUESDAY m outlaws " Wild.
cats ; stags We Cobras g spufirss "
Pleasant A o.
WEDNESDAY m Statuss - Frogs
Nash Detroit ~ FIeetvInEf ? Lincoln
Park " SorihVest Eagles
-fAurstay 3 m tNers - Nics
Maple-&sats " Fcres'srs stsss
" Pleasant a ----------------
FRIDAY 3. N outlaws 81 Frogs
Wildcats " FIcetainEs o. C.brss VS.
Lincoln PARKS
safurda, q . m Scotues ~ Vict
Sprfires Fofrstsrs p NorthWesf
kaEies vs. Maple Leafs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
4 GOOD PLACE TO BOWL

rHg RIVERSIDE
H2f isHer'or. At McDougaii Ne e7se
Altoona REC, D '+ all.~ "'e+'fe'T = AVE- sin
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 90
uNTlL r. ~ WEEKDAYS UNTIL - N
BFhcnN pEc ". vGRSos AZ WATERMAN
oIHUUN nIG' "a Alleys, w. 2.eoso
Oper Boptre TO-DAY from s.3oA.m TN CLOSING
Openings for Mornioe ard Afternoon Leagues
BOWL ODRONE l e ., Ds.rss g.. NO s. $50
Open Bowling at All Times!
CENTENNIAL s..; ' sS ssA'' Sd,. avs. so.o
ooen Bovine TODAY a " untu 80 A. NJ
VISIT Our Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE. 20 lanes.
CHENE-T RONBLY >, ' ai.f Ssfsf :, 81 s,,o
ENTER S5O.HANDlCAP T0URNAMENTt
ENTRY BLANKS SOON AVAILABLE,
GPFST LANES fuLLAR1oN at GO. RIVER
OlIoI lNNLO ~ Ausys 40 1895
a Bo~ler', Paradus' visit our STAGE Rar and
Corttsn Lourgt. NEVER DULL MOMENT
nEgpY ns2s wHlrTisR, at KELLY Ro
GShO " ALLEYS Ar s442
Opsr Bo~iira TODAY from $50 A NJ Until
CLOSING Home Of me Famous Bassst-o'- chicssu.
DETROIT RECREATION s a4[SytTI "a a. sTso
Open Bowling al All Times!
DEXTER REC % o's sItsrs 'osr9 3s g ,S,9,
Open Bowling Todsy-AII Day
GIRDpg pFc uzo WOODWARD 1t 2.ssso
npEA COMING TO-DAY FROM 20 a ~
UNTIL CLOSING, wEEK-tNos UNTIL = p N
GRAND CENTRAL ~" =, ftR :. ,,j eAsF
Good Transportation FaciItes--Bus Street Car.
GREAT LAKES a, w 90 ssI1'"S na s,s,
an 80 ALLEYS Available Tor Open Bo~inu sat.
urdsYs and sunday from 90 a NJ Until CLOSING
gblt .n0n0S $50 ~ GRAND HLVo At
UHLL-pOvVo MICHIGAN IA 811i
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
Minutes from Oo~o'o~n Ample ParEius
IMPERIAL REC GF .SsTs,, @oto RS apo.
% MODERN AIlEYs
optr ew0 oN Until mdc'qhl Ma 300
J, J, NlLLeTTS "7 1 Is',a5,5s AV5
You Are Always Welcome Here
LOVES REC. 7o s sRTS,sS. 4 4sstfs
COCKTAIL LOUNGE NUuay $50
Rgg5 tat Jefferson q, tAsrLAwN
LUCKY STRIKE 1 1st f atyo f ~ i.sa ~
OPtH BOWLING TODAY p ~ UNTL
"a N. q BRUNSWICK LANES sAF
MT, ELLIOTT REC. F'1o IN NJ ,l EsSorr
Open ALLEYS TODAY from A. Until 30
An Visit Our Coct,aii tounos Excellent FOOD
NEW FAfRVIeW 4s's tAsJ JEFFERSON
MIXED ooUsLEs SUNDAYS ArsP " opsn
Aiisys 20 a N 70 p. n ard Ano ~.
UnpUu run lsi0s Jos cAMPAu. aI1r
NUntn thU TO sowgRY. ~. l.s62s
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
CONSULT THIS L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Skaters 10 Race
For Ribbons Sunday

Ribbons viii be awarded the
winners IN tho Detroit Skating
Associations Metropolitan Cham
pionShlps al Belle Isle this sun
dav Entries have been received
from Saginaw and Flint IN add
ton 20 local entries. The meet IS
scheduled for > p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Week S Prep
Cage Card
Z ATHOLIC TFAGTF

~ NbNN = @ WIS
So Mafy Redfard A. $, Theresa. 81
leo e. S. Cecilia So Ambrose a. 81
Martin 81 Rose a. ST. Charles So Mar
r. % A. T. Michael - Ffa a. S. Mary
" q sweetest Heart Al s. FIorsn. St
Agnes A. ST. Jusaphst
MONDAYS GAME
All Saints AZ Xavier
TUESDAYS GAMES
Catholic Central A. EedeFUPr Vista
flon a. s. Gregory, st Benedict az 81
Anthony -. Philip A. Anrunc.at.nn s.
Bernard A. 81 Ambrose 81. Marfln ~
So Rose. s. Charles a. 81 Paul ST.
Mary % u al De Sales = Alphousus AZ
81 Fre1tTlck sweetest Heart ar 81
Ladisfaus 81 Thomas AZ ST. Agnes s.
Jos1rhat 80 ST Fi0ran S. Andrew ~
Rosary NJ Carmel A. St Patrick St
Hetwlg az s. Casmlr
FRIDAYS GAMES
LUuides AZ 81 Cecilia 50 Theresa az
50 leo 81 Gregory AZ Catholic Central
~ 81 Anthony So Catherin" ar So. stan
AZ So Anthony p Catherine ~ So stan.
isaus AnruncatIsr a. So Barnard ST.
r7sF Fr 81 Nmr'Hst 81 Pau. AZ So. Mar
ua So phHr az ST. Vincent So Nalt
p d. ~ De sales ST. Fre3srck 40 ST.
Mary %. J.. - Michael az S. RITA
sweetest Heart AZ - JHsapha' 81 As1..
~ Rasar, 81 Thomas ~ 81 Andrew ST.
F.nran ~ shrine az Little Ff.W.. &av.t.
- So HpdwiE s. pa'fck So Sa.re-
Heart. s. Cssmlf AZ All saints
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Spitfnes to Play
Pair of Games
Puck Leaders Meet
Pleasant A. G., Foresters

Spitfres leaders Of the senior
division of the Detroit Night
Hockey League VIII play two
games this week AZ Mack Park
against the Pleasant A. G.
Tuesday night and the unbeaten
Enrcstnr CLMh SATURDAY, nirht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

IN { n &c ago
J n % 80
NJ RS & O y
shot 1890 10
" IN 7 h a Z
event and a
$3.50 FIRST
pr re last
sea son.
The entries
~ Mrs. Coy
a n d h . T
ga m IN a 10.
Connie Pow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Women's DeadIine Near

Entries Tor the eighteenth an
nual tournament Of the Michigan
State NWomenS Bowling ASSocia-
ton, to be held at Olympic
Recreation Week-eRdS starting
February ;. Will close next Satur-
day midnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

are a IL a
bad lot and
$ should be
bounced on
their Collec-
tive heads
r OF lowing
an experience
I he OF h Q +
night W p
W g re about
r Q a d Y to
agree hen
We discovered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Women 10 Chicago

Edwardlna Coy. captain Of
the leading Vernon $ team IN the
Travelling League. Will be among
the 20 Detroit women who Will
compete IN the Bowling Lanes
n hlfd annual lnnlNlduaI classic,
! SlX-gamc test across - alleys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
OVERMYFR THEORY?

i could be Siompleu and his
l21nN-t franz +AA leeF71- 4l4er+4i Il r.
operating under Rog Overmyer' 8
theory Of now or never. On two
previous -6eeaStof1>-fftt meant the
championship for Overmyer'S
teams with 3O49 In 1888 first year
of the event and again IN 1910
on 3O3S. OVcrmyer has Shelved it,
however. and his Detroit GaSkct is
listed for next month
In Class 3 there viii be three
qulntetS trying 10 surpasS The
total Ted TSchiltsch'S DeSoto
posted late Saturday night. They
are I'd CartWrightS port-side Mt.
Elliott Rec. WheelerS. Louis john
sons Strong Five Of Saginaw ami
John Cavanaugh's GFham-Paige
Master Rods
Johnson is an annual visitor and
some Of these days his team IS
going 20 click with a score that
viii WIN In q bowling Way John
vUr and ms mates Art Tpfel
Henry Nreoule. Willis Zall and
Gene Pulshury, hope 10 make
Saginaw forCCr there over was a
Paul DIVES CARRIER Buick Five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
SPAR|A(;'
NO PINS
Young Burdick
Gives Pinboys'
Side Of Story
By HAROLD KAHL

There are squawks aplenty
by bowlers throughout the
country on the behavior Of PIN
bows this season. To listen 10
the complaints the plnnerooS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
IRTnAAs- 4.

Wright AZ N0r'hWestesn Cr1t.e, 40
Western, ~ 70 a. tr-irt f'r--t--.'
Eedflrt Suu'hrasfetr a. East.rr Eslat
Al Northeastern Pershirc Ar Hswfraurk
Cass a. Northern 'SHufrvssfafr az Mac.
ke0zie .Nler AZ Highland PARK
sN0rieqEue game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

Malone found that fellow who
had lived 4 strenuous existence
and followed f-fff e;tt4i tr-a1rrr1g TUT
tines for 50 many years needed an
outlet for physical and mental re-
taxation. Various experiments re-
vealed that bowling met o the
requirements Of the man whose
daily work did not call for all the
eKertion an active body needs.
For him 10 feel right a mans
blood must circulate freely. Ma
lone remarks, and IL viii not so
function unless stimulated by
physical fXeruon That is why
bowling claimed hum once he was
introduced To him the benefits
outweigh the expense and time
Its one way 10 duck frequent
trips 20 physician. he mentions
AL TOUGH
Asked ahout his toughest ring
engagement lock offered the same
reply Joe LOUIS once gave 10 the
came L-L-a--i---44--- Il EE53rr7rrTF- They ~
an tough, He was referring
mainly 10 hs days as middle
weight
Malone went into boxing as a
wcltcr and recalls Panama Joe
Cans az the best all-around fighter
ne met Making the weight twice
for Billy Wells so weakened him.
he remembers, that he could
barely keep his hands up. Fortu-
nately both matches were no de-
ClSlOr
There were so many good
--rrrer m rrv-ttrTr- ttat ~pickfug our
one or one bout is difficult. Cans.
however. comes 10. mind a. the
felknw who had everything.
fought him twice. winning once.
the other was no decision. That
was two times too many How
that tettOw could handle his
hands" Jock Crinncd ruefully
IN recollection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

NOTTINGHAM ls'9s ,d 1Asr WARREN %"
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY
NOON UsrtL CLOSING BAR ADJOINING.
UtfMPPtf tt Fit, ~. P Pslsino III ft f a.ssss
~ Alleys. Ne~ and Modern RathsksIisr opss
so-l'oo All DAY Saturday. and Sundays.
PALACE REC. ss7s esA1io1 AVENUE
% ALLEYS witbou, Post op.S Bo~inu 10 Az.
10 A. N Billiards. Rs'tsursnt Cocktail LOuns..
PALACE SCHOENHERR Ss so.S =. : '; ,ssS
INSTRUCTIONS Gwen Daily on the PAUL MOTLEY
Ssif.lHs,ructor. learn TO eo~l Correctly Hers.
PALM BEACH ~,s .seis rsr'T Ss "; s,s,,s
taley opsn Bo~un0 Here Saturdays. Sundays. free
ifstfuotions BY Al oesson Wsesdays. as p. N.
PALMER PARK sss,csol So 40 s',. zen,
Open Bowling All Day Today
''7 'o IS cav =. Ma r"i
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. 'o3 ,,s Ssar'Or - ave e., I"
SO. NJ. AND Aver p "
RITTER REC ASS IAst at CHALMERS
Open Bowling All Day Today
RIVIERA REC ''s 70 as s,,s s'. .Is, 1.t:
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 1880 a. v.
Unti p ana After 10 p. ~
R0llGE prc 1919 COOLIDGE, WEST
l00S@ "SV' " Alleys. " 2.gl73
When oosn Rive Sioe sefe Deer sowttuu ~
Saturday. and Sundays a ~ III Ciosins.
p0YLI $500 MANisrioUE. NJ. &. ware,
lOi NJ - ALLEYS NO s777
oPEs BOWLING TODAY FROM .ioAn M
CLOSING "eskdaSs p " 70 p ~
SPRINGWsLLS 's' ,. Sgs,sowslts .! ava.
Omen Bo-liou AL oAY saturday, ard ssso,r
A N tn CLOSING weekdays TN T. After a..
STATE FAIR 1890 WOODWARD TO s.4s4l
S'HlN 'Hlh a. state far Grounds
SNOWFLAKE or THE WORLD - AlLrYs
tor oaen Bo~iina Saturdays and SuudaYs
TFppY'S EsD otoUisoRE NEAR
'LlHl NEVADA ~ 2.ssii
open Bo-ii-o All oAy ss,o,is,s ,ad SUNDAYS.
wsskdvs rui o. ,Atts 81 thuf,..Fn ,Afisr ..
TWENTIETH CENTURY T1 !, Aa. .,'s ". ,,,t
open Aus,s TODAY j. ssaa uati Ciosns v.ss.
Dsys fui s I0. Ausfli PLENTY or PtsBoYs.
VARSITY Esob IvrRsots ~ Mcsiehsn
VAnoll o. ARe,s w fs7n
Onsr Bo~nra ait DAY SAL sur from 20 ~.
unui CLOSING "ess days UauI % p ~ After a..
flItVnl ~ ALLEYs m. 2-sso7
OPEN, BOWLING All OAY To-Day FRos
30 A " UNA CLOSING
WASHINGTON BOWL so S'ss S.sI o.
opsr Bo@Hra TODAY from 10 n UnW a
A N % BfuHs~ieE Cer'sa-iai lartt. cr $50.
WAYNES SCHOOL s IS a5,. a. y g. , sr:,
Private lessons Aftsfroost uEYsT spAULDts6.
instfuc'of. opsn Bo~uri 2 Nooo rii % 20 ? =.
WrcT nrTpnir gli sicHtGAs sss
WtSI UtIhUll WrosisG ca ga
opEH BOWLING A. OAV rOOAT nos
w. NOON Usrit CLOSING
IPECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Bowling a Tonic, Says
Former Ring Star
"If keeps my blood circ1IIat-

III keeps my blood circSIIat-
Ing" That rs JOCK Malone
SuLcLnct- ANSWER IA h. -HaaA-
who spent is years as profess
SlOnal boxer. and before enter
ing the ring Nss FIVE sport
man AZ s. Thomas College Of
81 Paul. j. Interested and par
ucipatcs IN bowling
The older generation OF boxing
derof.eS quickly recall The Mime
sofa Irish lad now Of Dearborn.
who was a great uaddleWeighi Of
the 20S was called the uncroWned
king Of ms division and VINO
fought the best OF them from coast
10 coast The best Included
Mickey Walker. Dave Shade.
Bryan Downey Tiger Flowers.
Nike O,Dowd Johnny Wilson and
Roland Todd
ON the hooks ar the Ford plant
whore he is employ cd IN the pro
lection service. no. is James Mi
chacl Emmett Malone The tag
Jock goes back 20 his school
To rf-- --7-7---r1rTZ + C0TTInt1
largely 20 Tho Plant Protection
League iH which ne averages lJ6
MOI The lowest IN The district.
FOUR DETROIT
Malone fought In Detroit four
times the first against the late
Bob Sage At Old Danceland in
1922 lie met Frank Moody and
Ted Moore in 1924. His last was
with KID AIberts in 1925. In adj
diuon 20 fighting 4l2 main events
durlnG- b. -caIe1.I.. -MalQne. he.llIQleti
prepare Jack Dempsey for three
bouts me first Of these against
jess Willard Al Toledo July !
1919
Ending his ring career IN 1882
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
LEFTIES MAY SURPRISE

For a group Of left-handers, who
know there VIII be no track what
Soever on their side. Cartwright
Bob BynaSter. Mike Miceli, Ed
Ziarnek and Ben Miller are so con-
fdent they may surprise Cava-
naugh, Orville Mallette. Bill
SmeaEman. IL Northumberland
Mike Myers have an idea they're
keeping secret
Chryslcr teams viii hold sway
in the lower divisions whore seven
Class c. 10 y and a. r are listed
II appears 10 be race between
Tank trSUTEf HTTCTaff, Truck
Main Die and Plymouth 81 VIC
tory 10 seize top spots in Glasses
y and + Others billed however.
may blast the teams fondeSt
dreams
Evening star., 1944-08-15
~ HENRY b. JAMESON,

A6SOClAbc0 Ffee8 war C0ffeepOnoene.
A UNITED STATES 9th AIR
FORCE BASE IN FRANCE, Aug. IL
Delayed LIT. Richard XIX, jr.. oi
Kalamazoo, Mich, and 1t. Charles
e. Rife Of East Cleveland, Ohio, were
shooting up German tanks east Of
Mortain when Kik's Thunderbolt
was hit by fiak.
Rife called him and said, You're
smoking"
yes, I got hit pretty bad" Xix
replied.
Capt. Henry Mazur of Lowell,
Mass, flight leader and former
West Point football star, cut in on
the radio conversation and told Rife
to take Xix back to the base.
They had no more than gotten
under way when two direct hits
punched holes as big as manholes
In both wings of Rife's plane.
Nov I've had It," Rife called to
Xix.
II can see the holes in your wings,
but your engine isn't hit" Xix ad-
vised, forgetting his own troubles.
Shove the throttle forward and
keep up speed"
II don't think I can make it,"
Evening star., 1944-08-15
Escorted PIone Turns Escort
After Other Is Dumuued Worse

Rife replied. MY fiap is gone, the
aileron is gone, I can't turn left.
I'm going to belly land"
Listen, Rife, you can't belly land.
You've got bomb hung under your
wing. Get some altitude and bail
out"
II can't bail out because I've been
hit in the back and I'm afraid it
cut q hole through my parachute" I"
You've got to keep going then.
Keep cool, Rife. We've got to make
q landing" Xix pleaded.
They kept coming until they ap-
peared over this French base.
Ground personnel listening to the
conversation on the radio were
pacing and chewing their nails.
Finally Rife's landing gear was
observed coming down slowly. He
was pumping it down by hand.
Rife nosed his ship down and his
wheels touched the ground at 100
miles per hour. Xix, his engine
beginning to blaze and squirting oil,
was right behind him. AS Rife
Evening star., 1944-08-15
Grave Recorders
Dope Old Races
For Diversion
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WITH THE AEF IN ITALY, Aug.
6 Deiayed).-One of the Army's
grimmest jobs is grave registration
work, but staff Sergt. AL Kosowicz
of Irvington, N. j., and his side
kick, Pvt. AL Zitlin Of Lynn, Mass,
have figured out a way to keep their
sanity and their minds of the work
as much as possible.
A friend of the sergeant back
home sends him regular copies of
the Morning Telegraph, the racing
fans bible. Each time a fresh batch
OF the papers arrives the soldiers
arrange them in the proper order
and check each days entries. care
fully making selections, and then
turn to the next days paper for the
results.
Right now they are in the midst
Of a hot handicapping streak.
Just think" said Kosowicz, sadly
III I was back in the States right
now, I'd be cleaning up."
Evening star., 1944-08-15
Woman Denies Shooting
Her Chinese Employer

Miss Willie Mae Ellis, colored, 10,
of 1910 Fourth street NV. pleaded
not guilty yesterday in Municipal
Court to charges Of assaulting her
employer, a Chinese laundryman,
with dangerous weapon. The case
was continued until September 10.
Police said Miss Ellis shot Joe Lee,
40, In the side and then hit him
Evening star., 1944-08-15

with 4 hammer during an argument
over wages ct the laundry, located
at SO g street NV.
Police said Lee Is in critical con-
dition at Casualty Hospital.
Evening star., 1944-08-15

climbed out Of the cockpit three
pieces Of shell fragment fell out Of
his parachute. He was not hurt.
Evening star., 1944-08-15

For Americas future for your
future -. for your children's IN.
ture keep buying Bonds!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-20
Mrs. Kilby Entertains
For Sons On Easter

Mrs. Lewis Kilby entertained
with family dinner at Easter in
honor of her sons, E. Lewis, Jr..
BIC and wife, of Monmouth, New
Jersey, Sergeant Morton D. and
wife of Battle Creek, Mich, Will
liam Christy, and wife of Freder-
lex and Warren T. and family of
Gaithersburg. Other dinner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kilby, of
Arlington, Va, and son, Corp.
Robert Kilby, of New River, N. c.,
Mr.. Carol Stang, this town and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Burns Of
Washington, D. C.
Serg. Morton Kilby left Tuesday
for Gulfport, Mississippi, where he
will be stationed temporarily. His
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-20
TEEN-AGE CANTEEN
NOTES

The ministers of Rockville, DR..
Edwin Broome, county superinten-
dent of education, and the director
of the Teen Age Canteen Mrs. ].
S. Yuill, met on April IL to initiate
plans for Sunday evening COM
munity-wide program for young
people which will include the
churches of Rockville and the Teen
Age Canteen.
A committee of church people,
young folk, and Canteen members
is. to be organized to study the
types of programs which can be
used
HOusemOthers To Meet
Housemothers and parents of
Canteen members are invited to
participate in a discussion meeting
Thursday evening, April 9th, in
the Board of Education library.
Topic: "The Housemother and the
Canteen." All are invited to attend
and participate in the discussion.
Furniture Wanted
In order to complete the furnish
ing of the lounge the TeensAge
Canteen needs the following: end
tables, lamps, chairs, couch or sofa,
linoleum rug-either 9x12 or Tx
Is. Call Mrs. Geo. Ray, Jr., 136W.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-20
WEDDING S
knight : Hines

Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben P. Hines
Of Arlington, Va, formerly Of
Olney, announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Ruth Marie
Hines, to Lieut.. Kenneth Lee
knight, y. S. N. R., son of Mrs
Mariette Knight of Wheaton, Ill.
The double-ring ceremony was
performed on April 8, at the Con-
gress Street Methodist Church by
the Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis. The
bride, given in marriage by her
father, wore powder blue with navy
blue accessories, and carried a
nosegay of white sweet peas and
carnations with gardenia center.
Mrs. Eugene d. Gooding, sister
of the bride, was matron of honor
her nosegay was of garden flowers
The bridesmaids were Mrs. Owen
A. Meredith, sister of the bride,
Miss Rebecca Myers and Miss
Rosemary Moreland, and they also
carried nosegays.
Lieut.. Harry Hoogstraal, U.S.A.,
was best man for Lieut.. Knight and
the ushers were Private Reuban P.
Hines, Jr., brother of the bride;
Lieut.. (j.g.) Richard H. Daggy and
Lieut.. (j.g) Richard Bohart.
Following a reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene D.
Gooding, Lieut.. and Mrs. Knight
left for a wedding trip to New
York. On their return they will
live in Chevy Chase.
Lieut.. Knight received a Pho.
in entomology at the University Of
Illinois in 1941. He entered the
Navy in 1941 as medical entomol-
ogist and has worked on malaria
control. He returned home in Jan
uary after eighteen months in the
South Pacific and is temporarily
stationed in Washington before re-
turning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-20
Lee Edge

Governor and Mrs. Walter E..
Edge of New Jersey announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Camilla Sewall Edge, to Lieut..
Edward Brooke Lee, Jr., of Silver
Spring, on Saturday, April 10, at
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in
Trenton, N. j.
The brides father has had a long
and brilliant career, holding many
important offices. He has been
United States Senator from New
Jersey several times, was United
States Ambassador to France and
is serving his second term as
Governor of his State.
Lieut.. Lee is the son of Lieut..
Col. E. Brooke Lee of Silver Spring,
a member of the National Park and
Planning Commission and the
grandson of former Senator Blair
Lee of Silver Spring. His mother,
Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall, makes
her home in Washington.
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In the Churches

All Saints Episcopal Church,
Chevy Chase Circle, will dedicate
an honor roll at the elevn A. M.
service, next Sunday, April 23rd
The roll 10 date, contains the
names of 1876 men and women from
the church now serving in the
armed forces of the United States
and Allied Nations, including the
names of three men who have made
the supreme sacrifice.
All members of the church, as
well as the families and friends Of
service personnel from the church
are invited to attend this service
which will be conducted by the Rec
tor, Rev. c. w. Lowry, d. Phil
(Oxon.)
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st. Luke's Lutheran

Redland
10 A. NJ, Sunday School.
IL A. NJ, Sermon on "Christ and
the Samaritan Woman"
Friday at 1880, Boy Scout Troop
247.