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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

TarIton's ThistIes
Upset GRANTEES
BY DON GILLIES

A. r. Tarlton, who skipS for the
Hamilton Thistles, won the 45th
International Bonspiel at the De-
troit Curling Club last night by
defeating the Hon. Justice Dan J..
Kclly's favored Granite Club rink
from Toronto.
Underdog from the start. the
52-year-old paint salesman and
his team came from behind in a
dramatic finish 10 defeat the cham
pion Toronto entry, lis. and cap
ture the priced Gooderham-WorSts
trophy.
Trailing Z TO ! midway through
the 12-end final, the Tarlton crew
which holds the Royal York Cup
emblematic Of the greatest curling
prize in Ontario, overlook the
Kelly team in the late stages 10
win the ancient Detroit curling
prize.
Tarlton, whose main sport dur
ing the summer months IS fishing
reached the finals by defeating
another great Hamilton rink. the
w G. L. Hardie team, lilo
KeIlyS team eliminated De-
troits last hope. Nate Cornwall S
aggregation. with ease, 1913.
Although only two Sarnia teams
entered the twpslay bonSpiel both
were ehonc toby sporting major
prizeSt Roy Smiths rink downed
Howard Stcclc'S rink. Ill 10 cap
turc the Detroit cup IN the sec
ondary fc4tuse -
Homer Lockhart tho other
Sarpia rink. walked off with the
William Palmer trophy by defeat
inc Pete sweeney 1875.
Smith reached the finals by de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Caps 7 Late Goals
Tie Buffalo, 3-3
BY United Press

The Western and Eastern lead
erS in the a mer can League
hockey race, the indianapolis Caps
and the Buffalo Bisons, were all
square today in their latest meet
ing, with the Indiana sextet util-
izing last period goals by Tony
.Bukovich and Pete Leswick 10
gain 3 TO 3 tie last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Parish eager
Has IL Points

Second division scorers in the
Catholic High School Basketball
League need not be bored longer
in case they have been. There is
Jim McHale's mark to beat. He
had l9 field goals and four free
casts in six tries for az points
last night as Annunciation won
its opening league game at home
from St. Philip. IS 10 u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Cinly Five Opposes
Wayne Here Tonight

University of Cincinnati's all
civilian basketball team will be
seeking its third win in a row
tonight when it plays Wayne Uni
versity at Central High gym in
the first of a two-game Michigan
trip. 1t will play Michigan State
College at Lansing Saturday
night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
BREVITIES:
Mermaid Ann Curtis:

Frisco girl who scored slam In
free style swimming is the winner
of the Sullivan Award as athlete
who topped all in craftsmanship
in 1914 Alan Ford, Yale
swimmer and Bill Smith, navy
boy. took second and third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Hot Carriers Hot
In Niqht Hockey

Hot Carriers pulled into third
place in the junior division of the
Detroit Mite Hockey League by
defeating Vincent Post in the
hockey feature at Mack Park last
night Other winnefS ~ereJCot-
tiers who defeated Stamps 80 and
which, won from
Stays o..
Tonight at 7.30 East Jefferson
Merchants play VidS and at 9
Northwest Eagles meet Maple
Leafs in a senior ice battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
PhiHy Schoolboy:

Billy Arnold, who was only 4
years old when Fritzie Civic
started TO fight, meets the Pitts
burgher in N. Y. Garden tonight
Arnold, Is, it due TO be
graduated from high school next
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Sam Byrd iced of:

In a field of 81 pros and 40
amateurs in Los Angeles open to-
day -. Byron Nelson. Sam
Snead, Craig Wood. Johnny Re-
volta and Babe DidrickSon are
playing pros bid for 1888
in war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Basketball Results
HIGH NCHOnL

HIGH SCHOOL
Annuncistion IS, ~, Philips a..
iceland 2e. Holland Chriitisn ia.
COLLEGE
Dartmouth 81. Camp Endicott 10.
Romulut AAF 40. Y. OF p. 80.
Detroit Tech az, Western YMCA -.
sampson Navy se. 81. Lawrence 81.
Calvin ST Mutkegum SIS
Illinois Tech 81, 6eorse Williams as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

Cleveland ! n
dians.
p gu d g a u
played thre e
years Of var
sity ball for IL
linoiS and was
selected for Big
Ten honors,
Schultz, first
b as m a n for
the Broo Ign
d o d gers. is
eligible for the
Hamline team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Mansfield Wins l4th

Mansfield gained its l4th vic
tory in IL starts by defeating
Fromms basketball team, 43-15,
at Boys Club. Darcy O'Neill was
high for Mansfield with Is points.
The swimmers led 14-5 at the half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

But when you
read where ex-
perienced foot
ball men like
G T a n I ] a n d
Rice and Steve
O w en- OF the
N ew Y o r X
Giants. ON e
out with the
same statement
well. IL i'm
presses on you
how dangerous
IL is even 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
THREE HAVE LOST LIVES

OF the IS other Detroit-owned
hockey players in service three
have been killed IN action. They
are William clash Parsons OF
Fort William, Ont. who was lost
while serving as flight officer bonn
barber with the RCAF over Ger
many last May, Gordon Barefoot
and William Grant The latter two
were on the contingent reserve
list.
Detroit hockey followers spied
the chunky Turner first as goalie
for the Detroit Holzbaughs in 1888
and 1889 when they won both the
Michigan-Ontario League and u, s.
ANA teur championships. The
Wings signed him in 1910 and sent
him to Indianapolis.
Long before he appeared in the
nets al Olympia, Turner was
known 10 sports followers in
Windsor as an exceptional goalie,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT New York al
Toronto 4 Montreal q
SATURDAYS GAMTS
Chicago at Montreal
DETROIT at Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Jug Girdrd Going
To West Point

MARINETTE, Wis, Jan. 5
GNS)-Earl (Jug) Girard, flashy
Wisconsin u. grid star today held
an appointment 10 the United
States Military Academy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Missing at Sea-

Is word received BY VIE OF It.
Stan Klores, former Northwestern
u baseball coach who brought
the school its only Big Ten dia-
mond title Klores was oH a
destroyer sunk off Philippines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Notice to u. NJ:

This is the day Bernie Bierman
resumes active charge Of the
Minnesota football team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

Over YugoSlavia is 1t. John
Tallett. first baseman and pitcher
on 1912 Notre Dame baseball
team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Overweight
Is Protested
By Tunero


Sampson Powell les. Detroit. va Kid
Tunero, i5sl5. Cuba. 10 rounds.
shamw o'Brien. 1917. New York. Va.
Billy Niehy, ITS, Buffalo 10 rounds.
Howard Fenske. $50. Grand Rapids. W.
AL Patterson, 2l4, Pittsburgh. siSht rounds.
Charley PAdaiino. Detroit W. sammy
Thompson. Detroit. four ROUNDS at ise
pounds
Eddie Owens, Detroit, vs. steve BslluS.
Toronto, four rounds al l3S pounds.
Sampson Powell. hard hitting
Detroiter who meets Kid Tunero
of Cuba in tonight's feature 10
round bout at Olympia, found out
this afternoon that taking off a
pound in weight could prove quite
troublesome.
Powell, who agreed TO come in
the ring at not more than 1913,
tipped the scales at 164 u. Charlie
Brown, trainer for Tunero set up
a protest that Powell was not liv-
ing up 10 his contract.
After two more attempts at
taking off the extra pound he
succeeded.
Tunero weighed In at 1881
pounds.
Betting favorS Tunero IL TO 5
TO win if the bout goes the limit,
with even money in case OF a
knockout. Thus, the boys who
wager appear to have high respect
for Powell's punching powe~.
o'BRIEN FIGHTS NICHY
While Tunero has fought al
over the world, il will be the
Cuban middleweight champions
first appearance in Detroit In
his last start, the Kid knocked on,
AL Saunders Evans in one round
in Montreal.
Powell, in his last bout, broke
Indian Gomez jaw in a techni
cal knockout at Arcadia. Among
Others Sampson has also stopped
OsSie Harris and Sam Hughes.
TonightS' card features another
10 rounder in which Jimmy
tShamuS OBrien tangles with
Billy Nichy. O'Brien is a protegC
Of George Gainford and Ra!
Robinson. He knocked out Odel
Reilly at Olympia in his las
showing here. Nichy. from But
falo, has beaten Lee Oma.
Though cold weather has slowed
the sale of tickets. LondeS- ant!cl
patcs a big turnout OF fans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

New NOfk SubS-WatN0n, WAFN4oAf-AtNtat
Goldup Thuner. DeMaTco ScherLA, Moe
Detroit Subs--Holett Howe. NJ. BTuneteAu
McAtee CAryeth, Lindsay Wochy. Seiberi.
Reieree-Clancy. Linesmen-Schery, Bah
COCK,
FIRST PERIOD
1--Detrou I'd Brunetead tunasSistedl. .46.
2-DCtroit NJ. Brunetesu tHOlettl, 30,
3--New York Goldup lunASSlSted 4, 7.ol.
penalties-JsckS0n. Watson.
SECOND PERIOD
Anew York: AtanaS tThurloT, Moe ., 8 4
5-Nev York: Goldup warwick. DeMarco
l9.24
PenaIties--WarwiCk Csrveth, Howe,
THIRD PERIOD
6-DetroiC NJ. Bruneteau tQuackenbuSh
Ola.
New York Hunt tShack 1914
s-Detroit Howe M BruneteauI, l5.49.
PenAlty-NOnc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Fiqht Results
~ United Press

BOSTON-Hcnry ChmiccwSh 1S7. Port
land. Ne cecisioncd Bert Lytell, Oakland.
Cal lOH.
FALL RIVER Mass Clint Conway, $50.
New YORK. stopped Tee Hubert, III, wash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Boudreeu a Caqer

HOWE Schultz appearance as a
basketball player for Hamline
College recalls the court exploits
Of Lou Boudreau, manager OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

the same season he starred as the
regular goalie for Indianapolis
Capitols, the Wings farm club.
Only the presence Of the eXcep-
tional Mowers in the Detroit nets
kept him from taking over the
Detroit Job
Hope is still held for Turner'S
safety because eEthe wording OF
the message.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
HONOR FORMER FOES

In honoring WiddoeS and Hor-
vath. the quarterbacks will also
pay a high tribute 10 two former
of Michigan who have
died in action. Horvath will re-
ceive the Don Scott Memorial
trophy and WiddoeS the Nile Kin
nick Memorial trophy.
Scott was a star halfback at
Ohio State who died in a plane
crash in England returning from
a mission over Europe. Kinnick,
who was the player of the year
in 1888 at Iowa University lost
his life when he was forced TO
crash his plane in the sea near
his carrier. The fight deck of the
hattop was covered with planes
preparing TO take off and when
motor trouble developed Nile was
unable 10 land.
Fans are warned TO purchase
their tickets in advance. The sale
will be limited 10 the capacity of
the Spanish room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

In a moment of exuberance, you
might expect such a statement
from Frank Thomas. the Alabama
coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

fcaung y Kennedy Of Guelph.
6-5. and Stccles team won over
j. a. Fclls' rink of Guelph. ST.
Swecncys team reached the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
GOalie Joe
Missing Inn Action
international Sound Phoil

Joseph Detroit Hockey Club goale has been
reported missing action while service with the u artillery in
Belgium according received by his parents in Windsor
Turner played for the Red Wings as substitute for
nd Toronto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

because the Minnesota Intercolle-
giate Conference has frozen all
eligibility rules for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Siebert Plays;
Wings Tie

NEW YORK, Jan. 5-New York
Rangers continue tough in the
Madison Square Garden for De-
troit Red Wings. even with Earl
Siebert. former Black Hawk star,
in the Detroit lineup.
This was made apparent here
last night when the Rangers bat
tied the Wings to a A tie, the
veteran sgd Howe averting defeat
for the DetroiterS when he wal
Hoped the puck home with a nifty
backhander with less than five
minutes of the final period re-
naming.
The Wings gained a measure of
consolation, however, as they
gained a point on the first place
Montreal Canadiens, who were
beaten in Toronto and who now
lead Jack Adams team by only
two points.
SPLIT IN NEW YORK
Although they have been able to
pour il on the Rangers in Detroit,
the Wings have been able only to
split the points with the Rangers
in their four games here. Each has
won once here and their other
two games have ended in ties.
Siebert, long a league all-star
with Chicago, didn't get to show
much here last night and all be-
cause OF Bucko Mcdonald. himself
a former Detroiter. Buckle took
keen delight in body checking Sic
bert out of play after play.
The Bruneteaus--Mud and his
younger brother Eddie--put on
quite a show for Detroit. Mud
scored twice and Eddie once. They
took turns scoring early in the
first period TO give the Wings a
20 lead, but even that wasn't
enough TO win for them.
Hank Goldup came through
twice for the Rangers. His first
period goal cut Detroit's lead to
d. Then after Ants Atanas had
tied the score in the second Pc
riod, Goldup made it 3-2 for New
York.
Mud Bruneteau's marker near
midway in the final session evened
it again at Sail, only to have
Hunt tally a minute later and
again put the Rangers in front,
AS. That's the way 1t stood until
Howe, assisted by Mud Bruneteau,
roade II A-d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
@ Nei|I 10 Be
At Grid Fete
By EDGAR HAYES

Harry Kipke, president OF The
Detroit Times Downtown Quar-
terback Club since il was formed
in 1888, will come from Chicago
10 preside at the annual football
banquet OF the club Tuesday
night. The banquet is open to
all football fans and will be held
at the Fort Shelby starting at
7 o'clock. Tickets are now on
sale at the transportation desk Of
the hotel.
II was announced today that
Steve O'Neill, manager OF the De-
lroit Tigers. will also be speaker
al the iete. Steve returned this
week after spending several
months in the Pacific war zone
talking baseball and sports in gen.
eral with soldiers, sailors and ma
rineS.
Kipke is now In business in
Chicago after spending several
years in the navy as lieutenant
commander. Until this fall, when
the navy transferred him 10 Chi
cago, he presided over all the
meetings Of the quarterback club.
INTRODUCES BUGS BAER
1t will be Kipke's pleasant duty
70 introduce Bugs Baer, Amer
icA'S foremost humorist and after
dinner speaker who will be toast
master of the banquet. Bugs will
have charge of the program from
that point. That assures plenty
Of fun for all who attend.
Bugs In turn will introduce such
football celebrities as Ed Nc
Kcever, head coach of Notre
Dame, Fritz Crisler Of Michigan.
Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern,
Charley Bachman of Michigan
State, Lloyd Brazil of u. of d
and Joe GembiS of Wayne. All
will speak briefly TO give some of
the high spots of the 1914 foot
ball season, one of the most in
teresting in the history of the COL
lege sport.
The climax of the program will
be the presenting of the trophies
TO Carroll Widdoes of Ohio State
and Les Horvath, of the same
school, who won the coach and
player of the year awards. More
than 1000 ballots were cast TO
pick these two winners and they
poled in excess of so per cent Of
the votes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

Maybe that code Of ethics is
just the thing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

fndUp IL Z q
INV NnHh
The Valley settler., 1945-12-28

b1ading to prevent ruts corruGat ions would be nndc. Route potrol1on would koop tho highEoy froo of fnl1cn troos, rocks and other debris.
 Tho Tar Department has recommended that funds be obto ined for tho fiscal year l947 by either tho A1csha Road C1rnli ssion or tho Var Department for rr intononco of tho portions of both tho Alaska High7ay and tho Eh ines cut-off which lie within tho boundaries of Alaska.
 Thor.,s H. lLacDofnld, Corr1issionor of Public Roads Administration, cc cT1poniod tho
 sub-corr2ittoc of tho House Roads Corraittoo 8aa i ts tssB8ftj29d tSdpu iii oeko last sun70r rocornaond ra aintoncnco cf the Alaska portion of both hi ghTnys.
The Valley settler., 1945-12-28
---.4G-s Fo2. THE tLAsKA RaILRoiD

r. G1s Fo3. THE lLAsKA RAILROAD
 officie1s of tho Interior Dopsrtziont, in- cludiigftho newly appointed General Manager, Colonel J.P. Johnson, repro sont- ctivos Of tho IT ilucy brothorhoods end the 'r2oriccn Fcdoration or Government Employees -bich Delegate Bart1ott attended, to dis cuss EaGos for employees Of tho Alaska R. ilrocd. 1%
 10 dec sions uoro reached, but Colonel Johnson will confer ith ropro sontntivos Of t ho employees. irnaodiatoly upon his E rrival in Anchorage, to be followed
 if necessary, by conference in Ala ska of the lcgislot i've roprosontativos of tho rc ilUoy brothorhoodc end of tho American Fodorat ion If Govor,r16nt Employees.
The Valley settler., 1945-12-28
DEcnBKse l945
ChNAnl TO N. INL.IN BOTH HIGH7KYS BEGINNING
 MKT SPRING.

The Canadian government hcs informed tho United Stctos Yer Department it will ro intoin thoso ports of tho A1o ska High Ucy md tho Hninos cutoff y-hich lie vi tn in it's boundaries, cc cord ing to infor.nn- tion rlado available to Delegate Bortl ott. saEon 5 2pp1 his oE RR2oS d ho gill be Canadian port ions of bo tn highways revert to tho DWlinion through agreement reached between tho Uni ted States and Canada uhon
 ans were draun up for construct ion or U
 0 hi ghy'ay.
 1t q jopnt conference between repro sent otivcs of tho Canadian ar21y md tho Con- rcndinG Officer Of tho Northucst Distric ct, Sixth Scrv ice Cornnnd, Uni tod Stotos Army spec if icotions uorc drawn up as 2 stcndcrt for IN intononco of tho roads, The Spoci- ficctions arc to be used as olplan for achievement in order to kcop tho highways in os good . condition cs possible IT uith the amount of money ava liable.
 The roadbod would be- Gra dod to . width of 26 foot, and horizontal curves would be no sharper thcn six dogroos except in nountc inous torn in, cc cording to tho standards sot forth in tho spoci cificot ions. Tho surf2co would be b1eded free of snow during and ir11odia tQ1y- following a saor!- fall to prevent rut and an oc cur1ula ion of frozen snou. All snow would be cloono7 off tho roodUoy md shoul dors just prior to the spring thnu. Foquont sumner
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-08
Mrs. P. n. WiiIioms
Hostess To Club

The Forget Club held its
October meeting with Mrs. P. H.
Williams as hostess. Ten members
were present.
After a brief business session, the
hostess entertained the members
with several contests about Hallow-
cen. Mrs. c. NJ. Mcdaniel and Mrs.
H. NJ Jordan tied in the drawing
contest. Bingo was also enjoyed, and
Mrs. Walton Thurmond proved the
lucky winner.
At the conclusion of the meeting,
Mrs. Williams served delicious
salad plate with candy and coca
colas.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-08
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Delbert Williams received
call from her husband, 1t. Delbert
Williams that he was in the state
and will be home soon.
George Patterson, William Ellis
and w. E. Strider attended the State
Tulane game in New Orleans Satur-
day
Murrell McRae accompanied five
boys to Baton Rouge Saturday night
to see the Ole Miss-LSU game. They
were John Murrell, Henry Paris,
Edwin Ellis, Donald Boatwright and
John Morgan Clack.
Capt. Gary P. Farmer, attended
State-Tulane game in New Orleans
Saturday and entered the hospital
there for further treatment
Mr.. H. X. Buck of Memphis visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Alice Buck who
is critically ill in the Community
Hospital, this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Tolbert of Doddsville
were weekend guests of DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. Weeks.
Friends of Marvin Williams will
be glad to know that he recently ~
ceived his discharge from the Army
after eight months in India.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Watson and
Miss Clara Watson visited relatives
in Jackson recently.
Mrs. Norman Weathersby, Mrs.
Leroy Paris, Mrs. Harvey Baine Of
Tchula, and Mrs. J. H. Warner were
business visitors to Jackson Thurs
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Leard OF
Durant were weekend guests in the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
B. r. Hammett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Thompson
of Atlanta are visiting her mother
mrs. Lois Brady this week.
Miss Mignonne Dampeer of Nat
chez spent the weekend with hel
sister, Mrs. w. B. Kenna.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Person anc
Curtis, Jr., of Greenwood were Sun
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Weathersby.
| Mrs. Merrill Mitchell of Duran
was dinner guest Of Mrs. Ruth Roach
Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Herbert
Mrs. Lamb Crouch and Henri p
Watson attended the State-Tulane
game in New Orleans Saturday.
1 P. D. Stuckey MIMIC, USN, who
has been in the Pacific for the past
year, arrived Tuesday for a sixty
day leave here with his mother, Mrs
Flacey Stuckey.
/ John Martin, Ed Ellison, Allie Po-
vail and A. S. Povall attended the
State-Tulane and Ole Miss-LSU
games Saturday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Byrd and
RED" Byrd, and Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Horseman and Lynda spent Sunday
in Walden with Mrs. M. O. Huffman
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fisher and
Tommy Of Canton and John Fisher
of McComb attended the funeral
services for their sister. Miss Mil
dred Fisher in Lexington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. (Gibson) and Mr..
and Mrs. Doty Porter visited rela-
tives in Durant Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-08
Mrs. J. B. Greer
Hostess Thursdoy

Mrs. Jonn B. Greer. Jr., was hos
tess Thursday, Nov. lst to the Dura-
ton Bridge Club. Mrs. Doty Porter
was the only substitute.
Mrs. Porter won high score, Mrs.
Tommy Hathorn second high and
Mrs. Greer was lucky at bingo.
The hostess served tempting
shrimp salad, Ritz crackers stuffed
dates and hot tea at the conclusion
Of the games
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-08
Mrs. George Povon
Hostess Nov. 1st

Mrs. George Povall was hostess
Thursday night at bridge. Her moth
er, Mrs. r. c. Elmore, Of Durant,
was a visitor.
At the conclusion of the games,
the hostess served refreshments, the
Halloween motif being carried out
in the menu
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-08

Capt. Henri P. Watson, Jr., who is
stationed at Camp Bowie, Texas, is
at home on leave this week.
Miss Allene Mccormick of Nat
chez was weekend guest of Mrs.
Perrin Grissom.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-08

Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Thompson are
visiting relatives in Meridian this
week.
1t. Commander Claude A. Moore
of Jackson spent the weekend with
homefolks.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-08
Mrs. Hunter Code
Thursday Hostess

Mrs. Hunter Cade was a delight
full hostess to the Thursday After
noon Contract Club on November
lst. Mrs. John Howard Beall was
the only substitute.
Mrs. William Ellis won high score
and Mrs. Alton Parker was lucky at
bingo
At the conclusion of the games,
delicious banana pie with coffee was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Alec Grant and Nancy Doris
and Miss Myrtis Darnell OF Yazoe
City and Mrs. Elma Darnell ano
family of Glen Allen, Mr.. and Mrs
v. O. Ingold and Mr.. and Mrs. SheI
Darnell were Sunday guests OF Miss
Ethel Ingold.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-02
RUSIJA PRIIMAMA
| JOPONIJOS KON-
TROLIAVIMA

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suveztu karo ginklu ir vi
sokiu reikmenu uzteko So
jungininkams ne tik prie-
sus nugaleti, bet dabar ,ju
pakankamai turf II save
ziauriems tikslams.
Rusija turi ginklu ir ka-
70 troku gana isgabenimui
Lietuvos ir kitty Sally Emo
niu j Sibira.
Britai ir Holandai turi
tu ginklu ir padargQ NAL
sinimui sukilimu Pacifiko
salose.
Viskas ko Amerika pra-
SO Britu, Rusu ir Holandu
tai kad nutrintu nuo tu pa
buklu Amerikoniskus uzra-
sus, mes zmones mato kaip
Made ir USA" padariniais
stiprieji silpnuosius naiki-
ma ir Judo.