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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Second Deputy Killed

Mckenzie Strengthened up just
as Tarnow fired the second time
and the second deputy fell
dead.
II was a week later that
Deputy George Stormes and a
posse found the bodies buried in
patch of devilclubs scarcely
foot beneath the soil.
The fugitive had a definite
objective, a small lake in the
northern end Of the "oxbow
Toward this cabin Tornow
headed.
As he surveyed his worldly
possessions, Tornow was quite
disappointed in one respect.
Neither Mckenzie nor Elmer
had carried large supply of
cartridges. And what ammuni-
ZION remained from the ShoeboH-
iul purchased almost three
years ago, Tornow could hold
in the hollow OF his hand.
So. as the second summer OF
his outlawry wore away. John
Tornow became a stalker of
men as well as OF animals.
And when April. 1913, arrived,
and no trace Of the hunted man
was found. Sheriff Matthews
came TO the conclusion that Tor
now had either died OF starva-
ton or escaped across the
Olympic Mountains.
However, the sheriff still lent
an attentive ear TO anything
that resembled a likely clue.
And one day ne learned that
crew OF surveyors had stumbled
onto a shake shack on a little
island between 'BenncrS" and
the PillowShack. II was Just
the kind Of remote hideout that
Tornow would use. so Matthews
decided 10 investigate.
Calling in Blair and Lathrop.
The "oX-bow trapperS. Mat
thews mapped out his campaign.
These two men--with Deputies
CEbies tltlirnDy George StormeS
and Con Elliott. all expert
woodsmen-were TO make the
initial preparations for sur
rounding the cabin.
Lathrop, Blair and Quimby
we're 10 pack in the provisions
from Simpsons Camp Five. at
the end of the logging railway.
70 the "Pillowshack" StorneS
and Elliott were TO organize a
picked posse Of 20 riflcmen.
By April l3 preparations were
complete and the men awaited
Matthews command 10 move
INTO the ~ox-bow. But Mat
thewS was called away 10 Ia
coma for a few days.
Lathrop, Blair and Quimhy
\ we're at the "PillowShack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
n.r.r"Ra &enia..in
The World Of Tomorrow
Visioned in 3 New Books

keep warm in suhzero weather
II the nations Of the world are
again going 10 fan the fires of
he'll over my head and under
my seat. And DR. Becker tof
Cornclll says IL is very probable
that Old Nick will still he
very much alive after the al
legged peace conferences and
treaties
lie says that Vel have
power politics, aggressive ma
tionaliSm. imperialism and prob
ably frightful economic dis
orders after the war-just as
we've got now. Neither pros
perity nor peace, according 20
Or Becker IS around the cor
ner." Man has got 10 be
-cicanscd from within before the
world can be made fairly decent
TO live in.
A book worth reading. al
though Or. Becker is humorleSs
and he rs also muddled, 70 my
way Of thinking, on communism
and faSciSm. re thinks they are
different systems. In relation 10
human liberty on the American
plan they are the same thing
under two names
Everything that lives is
rahidly egoiistic. Man par'icu-
larly. And ne has reason 10 be,
for Of all the mysteries in the
universe Man is the most self
conferred. Where did we come
from? Where are we going =?
Pretty old questions you say
But the older the mystery the
more fascinating II is.
Doubleday Doran published
Mankind SO Far" by William
Howells. II is book on the
evolution of man that l car
highly recommend. 1t is popu.
lar. No pedantr or scholastic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Every bullet Tornow fired
had taken effect-Yet as the
outlaw stuck his head from be-
hind the hemlock. he could not
understand whence came the
whining bullet which struck the
tree Just above his head
The frogs could warn Tor
now that some one was cross
inc the log. but they could not
tell him that three men APP
preached instead OF two!
For, although he came against
his BETTER Judgment and against
his will when Lathrop and Blair
that morning announced there
were going after Tornow with
out waiting for the posse,
Deputy Giles Quimby had never
theless accompanied the trap
pers TO the island.
When Quimby opened fire
TIrnow probably thought it was
Lathrop shooting. The deputy
tried TO place his first bullet
through the side OF the tree
which sheltered Tornow's heart,
but the bullet did not penetrate.
Quimby then directed his fire
at Tornow'S head as the outlaw
ducked in and out from behind
a tree while firing at Lathrop.
At the sixth shot from the
deputy's gun Tornow must have
realized that some one be-
side Lathrop was shooting, for
Lathrop now lay Still.
With the firing of that sixth
shot Quimby had just one bullet
left In his magazine. AS Tornow
ducked behind the hemiock,
Quimby too knew that the out
law had scented a new enemy.
1t flashed through the deputy's
mind that Tornow's first shot
IN retaliation would doubtlessly
be directed at the spot where
the outlaw had spotted the new
asSailant. With a rapid side
step. Quimby dropped to one
knee and drew a bead on the
edge Of the hemlock where Tor
nows head had been appearing.
Quimby knew that unless bis
next shot struck home he would
he A dead man.
Then Tornow made serious
mistake. he stuck his head
around the hemlock AT the OK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
..""l2y l.ny MSans
Kills Nephews by Mistake
Then Becomes Hunted Slayer

an SUNDAY afternoon Sept 10, 1911 in "leano by the
banks the Sstsop River in the State of Washington
grzzed sat skinning His John Tornow
and for his 35 years he had called house his home
He woods creature and the vast forests in western
Washington provided habitat suited TO his nclinaons
There in contentment preferrng hollow
tree to the shelter of ranch house.
Tornow two years previously placed in private
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

TNAMPAX is a very dainty and
J. compact product designed for
internal we0r. 1t is composed OF pure
absorbent cotton ingeniously fitted
into a disposable applicator. The
whole device is so neat that ones
hands need not touch the cotton while
inserting. Once in place, the vearer
does not even feel the Tampax .
No chahng. No odor. No embarrass-
ing disposal difficulties.
Millions Of women are using
Tampax regularly because its in
ternal" feature completely relieves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Vanishing Hair Mystery

No. take this bit and see what
evolution will do TO you:
According TO DIR. Shapiro,
something else Is also vanishing,
and that II hair. This can be
looked On i'm two ways. We, the
whites. have vestigial traces OF
the suit OF hair which invested
our ape ancestors, and these
traces Will gradually vanish, as
they have in the Negroes and
the MongOlOids. So far so good.
But we, the whites, also have
an alarming tendency to overdo
II and TO lose all the hair on the
top Of our heads as well. II Ii
difficult to imagine how this
will proceed.
Badness Is apparently n
special feature, a sport or muta-
ton, which has somehow be-
come common I'm the white race,
and 10 Is largely inherited In
family lines. IL Is rare, how
ever, in other races. Being
hereditary IL can hardly spread
from the whites to the others,
and whether il Is likely TO be-
come universal in the whites Ii
anybody's guess.
~ doubt whether science will
be able to do the slightest
thing about IL.
From hairy apes TO bald
headed senators-is that the
evolution of man? Hardly. But
this volume will tell you about
thousand other things too, you
ought 10 know. Better than
most current fiction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Game Driven Away

Encroaching civilization vi
driving the game farther into
the Olympic Mountains, and
Torno'v had become so hungry
that he shot a COW belonging 10
the Bauer herd. Probably he
reasoned he would some DAY
pay his sister for the COW. for
he had money in the cesk az
Montesano. But whatever his
thoughts he had little time TO
cogitate. for while SHINING the
COW he heard q rife crack and
a bullet whistled above his
head
Tornow dropped his SHINING
knife, grabbed his own weapon
and. with a deftness born OF
long pratice. fired three quick
shots Without ever putting the
gun 10 his shoulder. His FIRE
vas directed AZ two men ap-
preaching the "lean-tO" by way
Of a fallen log. Without an out
cry both men fell. Tornow
leaped upon the log, took q few
swift strides along it and, 10 his
own smazement. stood gazing
~ the bodies Of his twin neph-
ews, the Bauer boys Both were
dead
a growl and 4 whine drew
his attention, and be saw
wounded She-bcar clawing a.
the Bauer hounds Then Tor
now realized that IN his alb
sorption while SHINING the
COW he had not heard the bear
Scrambling along the fallen fir
and u was obviously the beaa
al which the boys had fired.
But there was nothing Tor
now could do about IL now go,
one by one. ne packed the laos
on his shoulder 10 place deep
IN the forest where he Scoopsd
out two shallow graves. Ten
derby the uncle closed the eye
lids and crossed the hands
ms nephcWS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

sleep that many in room in
Washington
robson and Hagen do a
neat bit OF medieval panto-
mining but to me lsgo has al
ways been the star OF Othello.
He pushes everybody around
like milk bottles in a dairy.
IT'S A CLASSIC story of
hatred and revenge engineered
by Isgo. And all based on the
childhood game Of drop the
handkerchief
IAGO is PLAYED by Jose
Ferrer, sixteen ounces 10
pound and a little over for
lsgniappe, He's meaner than
mud flats az a low tide. He
makes Isgo the best-hsted viii
lain of all time and Is one rea-
son why Oihello has hung Up
new mark for consecutive
performances >
mvtruuisd \. Eirr rsssufss n-ns~sss lps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Houses Made Of Glass

Norman V. Carlisle and Frank
r. Latham 90 the whole pork in
their title, Miracles Ahead
tMacmillan). Take gander at
this:
THAT house of yours, Of glass,
steel and plastic, will arrive In "A
van and be ready for you To
move into in a few hours. Its
new heating units will keep you
warm In subzero weather, with
the windows open.
Different kinds of kitchens
and furniture win achieve new
standards of comfort and APP
pearance and low cost.
"Steri-lamps will kill all germs
and lights in your yard will kill
mosquitoes. You will raise giant
flowers and vegetables, stimulat-
ing them with chemicals. Your
table will be graced with strange
foods containing more vitamins
than you have yet heard of.
In your sleek new plastic
automobile you will drive down
super highways, directed around
traffic jams by the cop overhead
In his helicopter, giving direc-
tions via loud-speaker In your
car.
"You will be a global traveller
because no point I'm the world
will be more than 80 hours from
any other point. In super Grand
Centrals trains, ships, buses, air
planes will all meet. Stream
lined seagoing greyhounds will
skim over the waves at almost
a;rnIanA snaad "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

owing in the hills and meat was
plentiful.
a day later Charles Blair and
Louis Lathrop. trappers of the
oXbow.' passed that way and
discovered the carcass of the elk
'ow. They soon discovered that
nc animal had been killed by
human hands: and as there were
no other trappers save them
SELVES in tiirr- oxhof, tttfrr-y- -rt1rrv-
cluded frat John Tornow must
be IN the region They immedi-
ately informed the sheriff.
As a result. Deputies Colin
Mckenzie and Al Elmer arrived
al the trapperS camp on March
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
More Important Things

Miracles Ahead is like a
new Looking Backward. by
Edward Bellamy, wherein every
thing is in apple-pie order ex-
cept the nature Of man-old
Original Sin.
Well. Carl Becker in How
New Will the Better World
Be? ?" has written a book more
10 my taste. For it is of no
importance TO me whether
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Decides TO Flee

Two courses were open r..
MN. he could take the Ion
trail, with every mans hanGs
against him: or ne could SUI
render and be sent 20 prison oi
10 the asylum. Probably the la
ter; and 10 such a man a. Tor
now II meant "A living death. So
nc chose the long TRAN.
Il La alta that- night avoiding ll4e-
SearchcrS whose flares now
lighted the hillsides. Tornow
-Saeaked into tAe-k!teAeH- Of his
sisters home and pilfered some
provisions. Mrs. Bauer heard
him. She went down the stairs
10 meet her brother
"John," she cried piteouSly,
where are the boys"
IL didn't know II was them
when I shot" John laconlcallv
replied as he STROBE through the
door.
The following day the parents
Of the missing twins notified
Sheriff Schelle Matthews in
MonteSano. 20 miles away, and
a bloodhound was dispatched 10
the scene. That afternoon the
animal led the SearChcrS 10 the
graves of the murdered twins
When news of the crime
spread, posses quickly formed
IN MonteSano, Aberdeen and
HoQuiam, principal citirS in the
county. and each man prepared
for the manhunt
But John Tarnow was far
of them in a trackleSS
waste. He had made for the
upper reaches of the Wynoo-
chez River. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

WHAT kind OF world is II
w going to be when we've got
Germany and Japan over the
ropes into the sewers where
they belong?
Here are three writers who
think they know all about IL.
Two of them consider 1.-The world
of tomorrow" from the physical
standpoint and the third looks
at il from the political and ethi-
cal standpoint.
Let's take the comfy think
ers first. Donald G.. Cooley IN
"Your World Tomorrow" Essen
tial Books. 30 Madison Ave,
n Y. City} deals with p!asticS,
light metals. "super-fuels and
such entertaining things, Your
country house may be delivered
as a package" There are going
10 be "built-in kitchens, per
sonal two-way radio sets, germ
electrocutors, robots that watch
over baby when pop and nom
are rug-cutting.
Maybe you will 60 overnight
10 London bah! give me the old
50-day sailing ship of l746 or
thereabouts). The interior of
households will look so spick-
and-span. cut-and-dried. orderly
and characterless that l. for.one,
will pass them up and stick 70
the human looking things we've
not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

them from their accustomed best-
and-pin harness. Tampax can cause
no bulges. wrinkles OF ridges 70 show
through the clothing. Another thing
Tampax may be worn in shower %
tub or while swimming
BE prepared for next month by ~
ting your TampaK in advance. Sod
at dug stores and notion counters N
3 different absorbencies - Regular.
Super, Junior. The Introductory bon
IS zoe; the Economy Package a. Sst
lasts 4 months tayersgcl. lamps
Incorporated. Palmer, Mas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
A TRUE DETECTIVE STORY


q, 1912. They received the de-
tails that morning and set out
10 investigate, saying they would
be back Tor supper.
They soon located footprints
and followed these cautiously
down the sides Of ravine into
hardwood thicket. When they
came to q fallen tree Elmer
peered through the roots and,
seeing no habitation in the
clearing, stopped 10 crawl under
The impediments that stuck out
across the trail. Mckenzie was
just behind Elmer.
John Tornow lay in the lean
to- at the farther edge OF the
alder grove only 80 feet away;
yet he could not be seen, so
cleverly was he hidden. Tornow
saw the deputies without their
seeing him. Carefully he raised
u. s. 80; the rife spoke just
once, and Al Elmer lay dead
with a bullet in his heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Dead or Alive Reward

Sometime during that winter
OF 19l1-12, on the side OF an
old cabin on the Satsop, Tor
now learned that a reward Of
$4,000 had been offered for his
capture, dead or alive. Tornow
wasted a cartridge on the cir
cular; and IL is likely that that
was the day when he really be-
came an outlaw, with a deter
mInation 10 fight TO the end
Then, carly in March hc
moved back into the Wynoochec
county again: the elk herds were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
SidcIighfs

AN OXNARD. Cdht., reader
says she knouS a man named
Xenophlen XerIes MCGEE
Noted Glenn Mccarthy had
stated: The best oil around
harness racer OF all time uds
Greyhound" So ! called him
-np-Gt-1.16-in- the morning and
yelled Hon about Goldsmith
kdid2" Though they hire In
one OF the coolest climcAn the
ESktmos do not hare cSlds Z"
says Dian Manners Clark.
Thus IS partly due TO the tact
that ESkimos do not kiss each
other" Note IL stated: FIFTY
years ago the best lamb sold
Tor rs cents a pound" Quite 20.
And so pears AGO unskilled
idborers Uere being paid q dol
Tar a ddg. Non they oct a dol
lar an hour
Dtstributrd ~ kins Features
syndicate, Inc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

act spot where il had been
peering out a second before.
Quimby pulled the trigger
the shaggy head dropped for
ward and downward. That shot
had killed the outlaw instantly,
Copyright, 1914. by King Features q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
IN THE REALM OF BOOKS


matter with the SEA words that
collegiate Pm. D's usually use,
Here's a man frem ape Ia
Hitler. mot much evolution
there. is there?) Not that Mr..
Howells says that IN his enter
tanning book, but il was just a
vagrant thought that darted
into my head when ! pounced
on the word evolution. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

JACK DEMPSEY announced
ne had bought . newspa
the Glade Water News In Texas
Gus Edwards insisted upon
= contract prohibitinE Lou
Heltz from usins his cane on
Armida--threateninE 20 yank
the girl from the Paradise
Dixie Tighc. newSpa perwoman
and c. v r. Thompson were
about 10 elope The Casino
Varieties opened and we noted
among those present George
"a Cshan. Sam Harris. Billy
an Madeline Gaxton Jack
Lak Barney Gallant. Eddie
Cantor and Jimmy Durante
Later. George J~ssrl was toast
nastr, st the Jewish Theatri-
IA GniIdFs dinner 20 Conan and
Harris Among those who
>pok. were Daniel Frohman,
Joe Weber Waiter Huston.
Geergr Gerxhwin. James A.
Farley. irving Berlin Col. Theo-
dorr Roosevelt Otis Skinner.
Major Edward Bowes and Vic
tor Moore.
D,sBibuiea ~ Eiss Feature. -ynd ihs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
One Foot in the Aisle

DESDEMONA GETS A NEAT CHOKING

PAUL robson is still dying for dear old Rutgers
the Sam Shubert Theatre.
HE TAKES Otheo for workout the full
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

ERE pleasant little that will you
day It Is numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
fortune Count the letters In first the number
subtract II the number Is less than
result number Start at the left
the rctange and check Of
left right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you 40
Distributed Features Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
MpeoInqa&Y?

tions where bland. mild snodyne mas
sage medium In skin fabrication IL de-
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Ior more than 10 years have used ~ IL an
application for massAging the body dur
Ing pregnancy it helps keep the skin
SOFT and pliable ,T<hus avoiding un-
necessary discomfort due to dryness and
tightness. IL refreshes and tones the
skln, An ideal ma Gage application for
we NUMB. inglint or burning sensa-
muscles or crsmpSjke pains in the isss
Quickly absorbed. Delightful 20 use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
It's not so hard to try
a new thing!
Perhaps you will like II. Psrhops
you won't. :. But you'll never
know which until you fryl

To be more specific, the above headlines refex
especially to Tdmpdr. product perfected By
adoctor for monthly sanitary protection. Yea
may not have run across this Tampsx yet. -
here Ne ashortdescriptiOn for your eonvenisaes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
With Sal
ON SIDE |
BY e. v. DurIinS

Nv lore ha; placed her little
hand
With noble faith IN mine
And rolred that Dediock's sacred
band
Our natures shan entlrine.
NY lore has stoorn, Nth sealing
kiss
with me 10 hpe-to die.
hare at lnst-my ndneless
bliss
As ! Iope--lored am I.
-BRoNTE.
"A e. 8. Army sergeant has
asked for . poem 20 send his
bride Of three weeks. He mar
ried her while on furlough and
had TO leave her after n four
day honeymoon,
THERE never has been a
President OF he United States
born In the Far West. Nor has
there been Presidents wife
born in that section OF the
country What became OF the
British actress Wendy Hitler?
Remember her with Leslie
Howard in 'Pygmalion7 i
think she is better than Greer
Carson Petaluma. Calf. has
a chicken drug store" which
Specializes in prescriptions for
sick chickens II you have some
chickens keep this in mind. II
may help you save the life of
one OF your beloved hens or
ROSTERS Tallulah Bankhead.
the intensely dramatic actress.
SAYS she has been smoking
cigarettes since she was II
years old. / didn't start smok-
ing cigarettes until l was "a.
When was IL smoked a pipe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Hzw Ds,h
CaYaICade
BY Louis SObOI
Dozen Memory Lane!

THIS is the way il was
ten years ago:
Jimmy Durante dragged
his wife out on the floor At
the Palais Royal and she sang
''Inky Dinky Doc" with gusto.
in a pleasant voice
Jimmy Savo and Eleanor Pow
ell were the chief attractions
al the Casino de Paree and the
talk was revived that Eleanor
and Abe Lyman were ready 10
elope judging from the
dreary tones OF my column, II
was evident had a bad case
~ the Spring Fever filters.
From Paris, Gertrude Hoffman
sent me q few magazine and
newspaper clippings indicating
that her troupe had had a sue
cesSful season abroad-par1cu-
lariy at Cannes. i. In one OF the
MAGAZINE pictures, the audi
ence revealed three kings and
queens and an important duke
The King and Queen OF
Sweden. Of Denmark and OF
Siam and the Duke OF Con-
naught The tan King OF
Sweden Was to be seen APP
uaudins vigorouSly-the ex-
preston on the face OF the
Queen. however. was one OF
d1SaDpruvsi. The girls IN the
troupe appeared 70 be wearing
very little clothes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Mothers Friend

hlghly praised BY users. many doctors sna
nurser. Just ssh sny druggist Tor Msth.,'.
Friend-ths skin lubriesn Try II tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Deputy Joins Battle

died.
Arkansas State press., 1944-09-29
Homecoming Day
At Bullocks

Homecoming Day will be OBJ
served at Bullock Temple CINE
Church. Seventeenth and Cross
/ Streets. Sunday. October l. Spe-
eial music will be rendered by
the Senior Choir and Gospel
Chorus. with morning and eve
ming sermons to be delivered by
the pastor. Rev, Leon T. Turner.
The Service Men and Womens
Rally sponsored by the Missionary
Society successfully ended last
Sunday, A Camp Robinson chap
lain presented the certificate from
the Chief Chaplain of the United
States for Rev. Henry C, Bunton
to the church, Mrs. Adelia c.
Shanks received the certificate In
the honor of the church.
AT an afternoon service, a Camp
Robinson chaplain spote. In the
financial rally, Mrs. Lurline
Johnson who represented her son,
Corporal Curtis Johnson, raised
the highest amount of $21.50.
Chaplain Henry C. Bunton, now
captain, represented by Mrs. JEFF
fiery Henderson, reported $21.00,
with Mrs, Ophelia Brown, repre-
senting her son. Archie Brown,
with $12.00. A total of $174.00
was recorded. Mrs. b. C. Will
liams, president of the club
group, served as mistress of
ceremonies.
Funeral services were held Mon
day for Ulysses Johnson. Mr..
Johnso passed in local sani-
forum, Friday.
Arkansas State press., 1944-09-29
She'sTwo

GiiZaDetn greeted ner on
her second birthday anniversary.
Sept. 6.
Enjoying the games and other
birthday goodies were: Grace
Ellen Watts, Ronnie Tree, Jane
Watts, Charles Brattoon, Woodroe
Nelson Jr., Hazel Marie Frazier,
Rubie Lee Turner, Charles Wash
ington Jr., Bette Tyler, Johnnie
l.. Washington. Bernice Lee Love,
Curtis Lee Wright Jr., Charles
Lee Marshall and the honoree.
Mrs. Curtis Wright. Mrs. Clar-
ence Love, Mrs. +. Frazier, Miss
Ada Bell Nelson, Mrs. Bertha
Washington. Mrs. Eugene Marsh
all and Mrs. Lee Marshall were
on hand to direct games and serve
the delicious eats.