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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Marty Brill Advances

Marty Brin, former Notre
Dame football star, recently
Was commissioned n first lieu
tenant Of marines at Camp Le-
jeyne, N. G. .. Brills wife and
daughter reside in Manhattan
Beach, Cal. Jimmie Wilson,
manager al the Cubs, has a son
who is an army air cadet at
Midland, Tex. -. American
Leagues umpiring staff VIII
present one new member this
year =. The stranger IS Nicho-
las (Red) Jones, purchased from
tho Southern Association
lie has been an umpire since
1886 The oldest member
Of The staff in point Of service
ABiH MCGOWAN, who has been
Vrking in the junior circuit
SINCE 1925.
With Ward Cuff Of the New
York Giants indicted into the
army recently. all four MEM
btrS of Marquette UniverSity's
brHhant Cotton Bowl football
backfeid of 1886 arc now in the
armed forces Ray (Bulz)
Buvid and Art Gucpo arc en-
signs in The navy &c.. and Ray
Sonnonberg is a lieutenant IN
the army ak corps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Knee or Aead2

Tom LP. NJ Meany writes:
''Bobo %cWsomS rejection by
his draft board for cracked
kneccap viii come as d surprise
10 ms many friends, who
Thought the crack was IN his
Mead Bur Walter O.
iriccs may hot subscribe 10
Ithis- theory recalling the over
stuffed checks which he Shelied
out 10 the nol-so-dumb Ne"-
som
NJ f.fi- --Ft : =
mo 10 a Jake LaMOtta return
match with Jose BaSors
Ct pedds. Ia runner named
his Young son John Lloyd Dodds,
in honor of John Ryder and
Llovd Hahn Hahn, Gilx
bovhood IDOL. used TO tutor
Dodds in mile tactics ny mail.
Fight managers now hide
their bsttleFs when ChE+s-DtiI'--
dee comes 10 town d.. The busy
New Yorker just added another
scrspper 20 his stable--s prom
iSing yo,ng lightweight in Pitts
burgh nv the name Of Joe
Pumpkins As you know,
among others, Chris pilots Ba-
sora snd. Tommy Bell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Him Dash Star Equals
World Mark as M Wins

CHAMPAIGN. H.. March
Michigan gave promise today of
what they will do IN the Big Ten
Conference indoor track meet
when they defeated University Of
Illinois track>tcrs 66i 20 3D.
a crowd of 1000 saw the
Wolverines annex c1Eht fr>tS out
of -.
The meet vas marked by Claude
Buddy Young Chicago. who
Won three of Illinois FIRST places
during WHICH be- tied the world
record for the 60-yard dash. max
Wg the distance IN 81 seconds
a week ago Young oqualed the
record in a triangular meet with
Purdue and Notrc Dame. Young
also Von the 70-ya1d low hurdles
and also annexed the broad ump
Elmcf Swanson of N~rir7r.
who Won the high hurdles. handed
Bob llinkle of IliloiS. a freshman.
bis first dcfeat IN fho Midwest
Robert and RoS, lmmc The
Michigan twins ran a drad heat
IN the mile. Ross took The $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Irish Track Coach
Must Revdmp Squad

The Notre Dame track team is
enjoying q two-wcck holida i.
brought about by The chanrc OF
SemeSterS. Coach Doc Handy viii
have TO reorganizc his track
squad for the last hall Of the
schedule. to take up the slack
c-dScd by frr departure or fUr1
Yonakor shot pulitzer Ralph Poh-
land ti0 and $50 participant.
Jack Cawlcy hurdlcr and Tom
Clifford Splinter Before hc left
Yonakor annexed the national
AAU Shotput title NJ tho nationals
held recently IN New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

sissy stuff on tho diamond
Remember SOuthpaw Russ
Van Alta. 4 Strlkc-out wizard
with the Yankees and later with
the Browns? lie is Sheriff
Van Alta ol Sussex County,
NCw Jersey
Now they are coming up with
tax drivcfSi The Cardinals
have signed. pitcher Roman
Brunswick OF Grecnvillc. O.,
who Will switch from the drlv-
ers seat TO the Lynchburg club
OF the Piedmont League
With nearly 200 jockeys in
Uncle Sans service there is A
scarcity OF good ] ders in this
country So. to relieve the
shortage, officials At Hialeah
reverted to p system used IN
New York a decade ago il
arranged races %, apprentice
boys who have not guided home
"A winner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

hOnUs Tor n =, DUL NOtsIIlk,
Iowa. 10 Navin, wouldn't sell 10
the promoters OF the new loop.
Cecil CTeNl HughSon, now in
the navy. IS the sixth of the Rcd
SoN rrqllar hurlcrS 10 enter the
service Paul Llllis and Ber-
me .CumminS. former Notre
Dame gud STARS. are riding PIT
boat, making lIfc miserable for
Jan hargcS IN tho south Pa
cihc BUl Thden says SUI
7anne Lcnglcn VAS the greatest
woman tennis player Of All time
and In Tho second spot puts
Alice Marble over Helen wills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Boys Club Swim Meet
To Decide a Titles

One national Junior and
three Michigan AhJ swimming
titles viii be ~ stake n tine
Boys Club mcct March is Tho
national event for mon is the
430 yards free style The state
events are tho Z-0 yards breast
stroke and 400 yards frcc style
FOR men and The 100 yards back
stroke for women Entries close
with c. II Brennan 500 Liver
nnis March l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
PAYS 81

-Four Freedoms paid Sl730. 81 20
and $3.50. Sun Again returned
his two dollar hackers $500 and
2.70. while Alquest tho third place
horse, paid $500
The seasons record crowd of
Is 984 SCI now all-tmc betting
high with S11722ll being Wagcrcd
on the ciCht-race program
TodayS Widener was a real
championship race 4 Wett-tikcd
-t7v0rTtc I'M The betting had been
Coward & DupuyS Marriage win
ncr OF the S25 600 New Orleans
stakes AZ the FAIR Grounds last
month But under Florida> torrid
sun Marriage could do no better
man NTH, finishing a neck back
of fourth place Eurasian.
EUraSlan had set the pace most
81 the way with Four Freedoms
eating dust in the second spot.
When the final turn was reached,
however ArCaro sent his mount
around tho outside and EuiaSIan
faded fast.
ArcaroS ride today was even
moro sensational than m 1912
when he rode the then unknown
Tho Rhymer 10 a surprise win.
This time ho had every thing
against him. He was a marked
rider
Every one in the stands in the
paddock and on the track knew
him 10 be a dangerous stake
Jockey He had not only won both
The Widener and the F'lamingo in
1912 but a week ago had upset
the dope by riding Stir Up 10 an
other upset win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
New Tiger 28

Bob Swift, nsw Tiger catcher
will celebrate his 2Sth birthday
Monday lie vas born IN
kipp Kan. -. Lefty Grove VIII
turn al Monday Coach
Clvde Milan Of the Senators
was IS Saturday The sol
diers AZ Fort Eusiis. Va, have
eight bowling alley among
their recreation facilities
Warren Giles OF the Cincin-
natl Reds would like the big
l.nnILnr.N IN rnfIrn 10 the -nAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Windsor Yacht Club
To Hold Spring Meet

Windsor Yacht Club viii hold
ITS spring meeting March II with
appropriate ceremonies th8t will
include 18th OF Ireland dance.
Ted NIllonuc has been pun In
charge of officiating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
PUKKA GIN 6 TO /

ST LOUIS. March ; up
c. r. WhitncyS Pukka Gin today
was established as the future book
favorite among Kentucky Derby
nominees by Betting Commits
sioncr James Carroll who quoted
him ~ s 70 ] odds 20 win the
classic
Platter. owned by George D.
Wldencr. ranked second al 5 10 !.
followed by STIR Up at - TO I
Three FLIES. Durazna. Miss
kccneland and Twilight Tear lead
the list of the 10 next ranking
fayoriteS all quoted at Is 10 l..
The others were Bull Weed BY
Jmminy JeSrahel, Olympic De-
NTH. Rodney Stone ROYAL Prince
and Lucky Draw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Sports
Roesink Asks
Hall Of Fame
Spot for Navin
By LEO /MACDONELL

John Roesink, the longtime
Tiger fan. wonders why Frank
Nayin was left Off the Tiger
hall of fame list picked re-
Gently for the coming Sports
mans Show at Olympia
Incidentally, old-timers recall
Roesink as the man who kept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

the old + ed
eral League
out OF Detroit
Roesink
oW n @ d or
leased prop
G Y I h e
! Q a & u q
wanted for a
park and Of
fere d. I h @
u Q I r q / I
sportsman a
fla rim &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
MOVES To LEAD

4 tunultOuS roar wont up AS
NrCdro. always "A popular taNOrIte
with the crowd moved into the
lead on the final turn of thc mile
and one-quaicr feature which
the nations winter
racing this year.
lL-Acnmea- .p4f-4--4iisitt----4tes-f--tff r-
little Italian strong boy would be-
able 10 keep -Four Freedom, ont
in front And the crowd was
partly right
Calumet Farms sun Again was
moving into contention and % the
stretch ~ was aS great a battle
between tw0 thorouEhbrcdS as
ever seen ~ Ffiafcah
Sun Again got his nose up even
with -Four Freedoms Then has
noStrilS perhaps his nose moved
out in front, Arcaro said he
thought that was his finish
But -Four Freedoms responded
10 the whip, got back in front and
STAYED there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Soccer Games on

The soccer games scheduled for
this Sunday have been tponed
for two weeks because of the
weather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Four young Tigers, alt .upor-
tant IN Manager Steve O>cl's
plays Tor lq3l Gro subject ~ f1e
newest ruling a. tae seI.c..c
service department
According 20 me latest cd. NJ.
men under IS years Of age arc fo
be called imnod 7te.y for 0d4r-
ton REGARDLESS OF tncr depend
ents Only those directly and es-
scnually connected Win tire uar
effort are exempt
TIE four Tigers under rs arc
Rufus Gentry. a rgtfHand.4
pitcher brought up from HWa.o
last fan who V.u be 10 u Nrsv
Joe Oreu. another pitcher from
the coast league viii be- 20 r Oc-
tobcr Charley Metro Is. an oaf-
fielder and Joe Wood, - n a-
fielder la., al who Was -'ed
on The new roster 81 an aaite.Grr
The last reports the Tigers had
from these .oar players trey verc
10 be available tor tac start o.,
the season.
The signing Of 1l-T.lor. fn
the coming season Was announced
by Gen Manager Jack /r.cr al.
Briggs Stadium Saturday.
The list include, seven pitchers
two catchoi> and tw0 uBc'8sr,
They are.
Pitcher~-Pau Trout. Hal
Newhouser. Frank Ovcrmirc.
Walter Beck, Joe Hare. /ch
Eaton and Emery Hre>ko.
Robert swift and
Paul Richards.
Inhelders-EdWard Mayo and
Donald Ross.
SIX NEW MIN
SIX Of thc II players are new
PLAYERS. Beck arc Hare arc
Veterans tho former having
pitched FOR he puls in the va
tional League Hare. onc-tmc
Beaumont Texas caguc rght-
handler, for The past couple Of
seasons has been pitching SEMI
pro ball in Beaumont
Ieb Eaton. also a former Beau
mont finger. was recently honor
ably discharged from the navy.
and Hrcsko is the sensational
-younce Flint chuckcr. FIRST Amer
lean Legion star med directly
10 a major league contract Bob
Zeller jumped from the Legion 20
Cleveland bat signed Fargo
/ Northern League contract on tho
way.
/ Swift whom tae Tigers OBJ
tanned from the Athletics along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Sky ear-old Franny Pat Maley proudly hugs five Of
litter of pointer puppies all future potential
champions. The other two were bashtu and would not
for the Mother of the 1week old pups il
Green Valley Betty The daddy is Champion Pepper of
Franed owned by Mrs j. i. Malley, Southfed and 10
Mile road nationally famous fancier OF English pointers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Basketball Results

ARMY e. Ns,v 40
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18
Lions ReUiesU
Finest Comeback
Season Record

Detroit, Dec. 10 The Detroit
Lions can look back upon the 1914
season as that in which they mae
one of footballs finest comebacks
to close with a final record that
stands as the clubs best since 1886.
Individually, the play of frankie
Sinkwich, Alex .Wojciechowicz and
Bob Westfan highlighted the cam
paign.
The Lions won six and tied one
in 10 starts, finishing in western
division second place tie behind
Green Bay. They did this after
winning one, tying one, and losing
three in the first five games, bounc-
ing back to close the season with
five straight victories. Extensively,
the Lions scored 216 points, a mark
also without equal here since 1886.
In the line 1t was principally the
play Of the veteran Wojciechowicz
that enabled the Lions to turn in
the third best defensive record in
the entire League, and that made
possibly many Of the Sinkwich-
Westfan gains.
frankie, without question, was the
No. / all-around back Of the year.
Final records show that he led the
ro.r~,,o -, ,o,,xK;~o f;,oich;no caoonI
in scoring, third in running and
sixth in passing. On the ground he
gained $50 of Detroit's 1141 yards;
he accounted with passes for 1860 of
the 1475 yards made through the air
in 10 games, and in addition to
scoring Sc points himself he threw
II touchdown passes to have hand
in a total of 1873 of the 216 points.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18
Sport Shots
- by -
Harry Whitlow

The Recreation basketball league
had SOME real battles last week.
The Crosse lie Naval Base gang
trimmed the fast going Allen Park
team in a hair raiser, "a to %. This
game showed up two real basketball
players in Cox of the Naval Base
who dropped in Is points and De-
Lozier for Allen Park.
Coca-Cola showed themselves a
real threat when they pushed over
Folders of Trenton, 80 to 81. Joe
Berrins for the Coke team stood
out.
wyandotte Cab in their game
with Firestone swamped the tire
gang As to 81.
You folks that like basketball be
sure to go over to the high school
and see some real games. These
games are played every Wednesday
and Thursday night and provide
some of the hottest basketball that
has been seen around here in long
time.
The plans for the hockey rink
are coming along swell. This time
it looks like there is going to be
about one of the best leagues that
could be hoped for. There is still
time for any one to enter team
and any player wishing to make
connections should at once get In
touch with Harry wagner at the
Recreation Department, city hall.
In the Sharples Research League
team number three is still tops with
"a wins and 10 losses. They are
leading team number five by three
full games and are six games over
team number one. Dunn is still high
man with an average Of 166. Hol-
dren in second place has an average
of $50 and Deger in third has
154. Davidson holds the high single
gent has the high two games with
game with a swell 265 and the same
476. In the team high team num-
Der six has the high single game
with a 1892 and team number three
has tn high series with 1895.
For the bowlers who would like
to enter this sweepstake business,
here is a lula:
The second Annual Biddle Recre-
alton Sweepstakes will get under
way Saturday, January 6, and con-
tinue through March Is on week.
ends.
Last year the prize total exceeded
$500, the largest in the districts
history, provided plenty Of action
for the local bowlers. The 1915 sweep
has a guaranteed top prize of $500
which doubles all proceeding first
place prizes; and with approximate
ly 10 other prizes graduated down.
Under the present handicap sys-
tenn, all bowlers regardless of aver
age, win have equal Chance IN win
ming top prizes. If the combined
averages of two bowlers exceed $50,
TIM two-thirds the difference Of
bowlers average and $50 will be de-
Quoted from score bowlers, and If
less than $50, it will be added to
score bowled.
Entry blanks may be obtained
from your league secretary. or at
the Biddle Recreation. Rules and
regulations are on entry blank.
Early entries will have choice of
dates and time squads.
For information, phone Wyan-
dotte OO50-W.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

II good people would but make
their goodness agreeable. and smile
instead of frowning In their virtue.
now many would they win to the
good cause?-Usher.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

Through faith we understand
that the worlds were framed by the
word of God, 50 that things which
are seen were not made Of things
which do appear. - Hebrews 11:3.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

Between levity and cheerfulness
there Is o wide distinction; the mind
that Is most open to the former
is frequently Q stranger to the lat
er. - Blair.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

The highest wisdom is continual
cheerfulness; such state, like the
region above the moon, Is always
clear and serene
-Montaigne
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18
Recreation News
CLASS A BARKETBALL
SCHEDULE


Wednesday, Dec. -Sharples VS.
wy. Cab, Roosevelt high school,
8:45.
Wednesday, Dec. 20-Firestone VS.
Romulus, Roosevelt high school,
7:30.
Thursday, Dec. 81 Folders VS.
Allen Park, Roosevelt high school,
1880.
Thursday, Dec. 21-Grosse lie VS.
Coca Cola, Roosevelt high school,
8:45.
CLASS A BASKETBALL
STANDINGS
Crosse lie Naval Air Station 2 o
RontluS Air Base .......... 2 o
Wyandotte Cab ............ /
FlreSIOne .................s 1
Allen Park ................ i i
Coca-Cola .................. !
Folders, Trenton .......... 0 2
SharpleS ................... o 2
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
{. J. Afford Weds
Gloria Angus Of
Miami, Sept. II

News has been received here by
Mr.. and Mrs. Adron Afford of the
marriage of Mr.. Affords brother, f.
J. Afford of the U. S. Navy, to Miss
Gloria Gertrude Angus of Miami,
Florida. The wedding took place
September II at the Holy Com
forter Episcopal church in Miami.
According to clippings from the
Miami papers, the bride wore an
Cld-fashioned dress of ivory faille
taffeta with a ruffled hoop-skirt.
Her long, lace-trimmed veil was
fastened by orange b'oSsomS. Hei
only ornament was a loCket which
had belonged to her great-grand-
mother.
Miss Peggy SG,tCn of Miami was
maid of honor, while Miss Margaret
Wright was bridesmaid. Flower girl
wa, little Elaine Alvury. Robert
Gross of the navy served as best
man.
A reception followed at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Angus, and the traditional
refreshments, including a TERED
wedding cake, were served. The
couple left on short honeymoon
Mr.. Afford was tc leave Thursday
for San Francisco, where he has
been assigned to new ship. Mrs
Afford will remain in Miami with
her parents for the present.
The groom is well known in FL
Centre as he attended schools here
before enlisting in the navy nearly
four years ago. He is the son OF
Mrs. j. Patchin CT Long Beach and
Tom Afford of Los Angeles. His
brothers are Adron and Aaron AL
ford of this city A gunner'S mate
second class, Mr.. Afford has been
on the U. S. S. Marblehead since be-
fore the start of the war and has
heen in numerous engagements with
the japanese, including one il
which the Malblehcad was reported
sunk.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
Neoma Morris
Married in Yuma
To John D. Rowe

Yuma's Gretna Green and We'd
ding Bell Parlor was the scene of
the wedding Tuesday of Mis- Neoma
Morris, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. L. Morris. and John billiard Rowe.
A. o. M. &c, u. S. Navy. The cou-
pies engagement was announced
last week by the brides parents
Mrs. Rowe wore an aqua blue
dress accented with black acces-
sorieS and a corsage of white gladi-
oil and rosebuds. Only 10 G
friends and relatives were present
as plans were changed when the
groom received orders to report
this week to San Diego for over
seas duty.
The bride graduated from Cen
trail Unicn High cchool, where she
was prominent in activities and
from Central Junior college, where
she WIS president of Sigma Delta
Chi sorority. She is also a past
honored queen of Jobs Daughters.
Mr. Rowe is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Rowe cf Cleveland, Okla
homa, where he attended schools
until enlisting in the navy in 1941.
He has been attending Central Jun
ior college on a part-time basis
while stationed at the HoltVille
Navy Auxiliary Air Station.
Mrs. Rowe plans to remain here
with her parents until her husband
returns.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
P.T.A. Hears San Diego
Speakers at First Meetinq

Activities for the year were
opened Wednesday for the 29th Dis
trict. P. T. A., with an all-day
meeting at the Methodist social
hall. Opening the program was the
pledge of allegiance led by Mrs.
Harv y Nipper Of Holtville, fol-
lowed by the parcnt-teachers
prayer led by Mrs. Paul Conroe.
Officers for the new year were
introduced by Mrs. Keith Savage,
president, at the short business
meeting in the morning
New officers arc Mrs. George
Kirk, first vice president; Mrs c.
e. Starner, treasurer Mrs. George
Moore, secretary, Mrs. Ralph Mar
1uand socia on goals Mrs.
Frank Douglas, program service ;
Mrl. Clark Butler, extension Scrv-
ice; Mrs. George Kirk. hospitality
Mrs. Paul Conroe, parent education ,
Mrs. c. E. McFaddin, membership;
Mr.. Elmer See. safety: Mr.. Aubrey
Lee, war activities; Mrs. Wesley
Marquand. public health: Mrs
Harvey Nipper, finance and budg-
t; Mrs. r. !. Glasby, legislation; !;
Mrs. Guv Woaklcy. r3rlamenta -
rian; and Mrs. Guy Scott. publicity.
a feature of the morning was a
detailed talk by Mrs. M. d. Boucher,
historian for the Ninth District,
San Diego county, on procedure of
p. T. A, including parliamentary
law and memb rship
FollC wing sandwich lun h
served by Mrs. George Kirk and
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
.Tl!ol|,T
SHOES

Ration book ), lirplane stamrs
| and 2, good | definitely for one
pair rationed shues each
CANNED GOODS
Book 4-Blue A8 to z8 inclusive
and AS, B5, C5, D5, Els, F5, G5,
HIS, is, KS, Is leach god for 10
points, valid indefinitely.
MEAT, BUTTER. CHEESE
Book 4.-Red stamps h8 to z8, AS.
B5, C5, D5, E5, F5, G5, inclusive
leach good for 10 points,, valid
indefinitely.
Grease Bonus Butchers will
give 2 red tokens and 4 cents for
every 5Ourd of salvaged kitchen
fats 4eceivtd)
SUGAR
Stamps No. 30, 81, 30 and 33 in
Book No. 4 each valid for five
pounds. expiration date not set.
Stamp No 30. five pounds sugar
!or canning, valid thrCuh Feb. %,
l945.
Send spare stamp No 81 with
application Tor additional canning
sugar certificate to your local ra-
tioning board
GASOLINE
"a" coupon 13 good through De-
cember 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28

Mrs. Guy Weakley, a skit pertain
ing to P. T. A. membership was pre-
scnted by Mrs. Jens Hutchins of
San Diego Mrs. Hutchins is first
icc-president of the San Diego
Council of Parents and Teachers.
Captain Mark HebblethWaite of
the state highway patrol then ex-
planned the activities of that group
in a talk on safety.
The rest of the afternoon the
group heard talk by Mrs. Boucher
assisted by Mr.. Jens HutchinS, on
the new amendments.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
OF Interest to Women
Edited BY Marjorie Hovey Kinder
Baptists TO Have
Party Friday

The Baptist young people will
hold party Friday night at 8
o'clock in the recreation hall of the
Ahurch. Theme of the party will be
the five senses, taste, sight, smell,
hearing and feeling, and appropriate
games will be played.
Refreshments will be served by
the committee. Service men and
women have been especially in
vited to attend
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
CALENDAR
THURSDAY

Electricians, 1880. Labor Temple.
Motor Corps, 1880, Ford Motor Co.
Building Trad $, &, Labor Temple.
b. p. o. L. No. 1925, 8, Elks Club.
Junior Toastmasters, $3.50, Cali
fOrnia Hotel.
CaIcxicO Junior WOmen's Club,
1880, CalexicO clubhouse.
Junior Ten Thousand Club, 8,
clubhouse.
FRIDAY
Hardinc p. T. A. board members,
$3.50, Harding school.
Kiwanis, IL, Barbara Worth Hotel.
40. ct installation of officers, 8,
Plant rs Hotel. Brawley.
Baptist party, s, Baptist recrea-
ton hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
DIMES PILE UP

CHICAGO, Sept. %. CUP)-Com-
ing into the last lap. the Golfers
Dime-a Round Fund has raised
$12,665 at Chicago golf courses this
summer. The Dime "a Round receipts
will be turned over to the Chicago
Service Mems Centers to provide
recreation and comforts to men and
women in the armed forces.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
HARDING SCHOOL P.-T.A.
BOARD TO MEET FRIDAY

Members of the board of Harding
School P.-TA. will meet at $50
Friday morning in Mrs. Reids of
flee at the school, Mrs. Guy Scott,
president has announced. Mrs. Scott
especially asked that all members
attend.