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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Roundup

Danyle Ky-AP-Mchigan souhbound baseball
Athens their ninegam baseball
training schedule University Of Georgia. Coach
morning the Georgia
diamond The Spartans college buses
the quality OF the University Of Detroit baseball
quantity will he to be reckoned with this
including veterans OF last years
team initial session Monday The Ttan
open April Michigan Normal at Ypsilant
Deo-APA matter of pounds toed by Charlie
ete Of his scheduled 10
McQur of Port Huron Monday night smith
who had the scales
weighed boxing commission the afternoon
and "a pound of the
bheld Gardens
Monday night McQuiar
weighed in at 1888
aayette University Michigan
y holder Michigan colleges universities
be held here
Satudqy g2man Wolverine and Michigan States team Of
riro entered university college
Michigan College "A; Michigan Normal II;
University, g.
YAPWh booster squads the alleys stand
Bowling Congress 4Srd annual world championship
expected today little chance until Saturday
first Of nationally known hveman teams scheduled
..
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Diamond Nine
Names Opener

Michigan Normals nine will open
their season April II against Hills
dale College on their home diamond
at Briggs Field and they have a
total OF II games already sched-
uled. Several other games with
Crosse lie, Oberlin and Alma are
pending and will give the baseball
ers about 20-game slate. Two more
candidates reporting for practice
are the veteran curveball pitcher
Ed Gilday from Monroe and lanky
Howard Messenger, who pitched
on the frosh squad at Western
Michigan and played a To- OF ball in
the City Leagues Of Flint. The
schedule up to date: April II. Hills
dale, home; April "a. Hillsdale.
away; April 27. L. OF d., home;
May 4, Wayne o.. away; May I,
Fort Custer. away; May 10. Mich
igan State, home; May II, Central
Michigan, away: May II, Central
Michigan, home; May l6. L. of De-
troit. away: May IS, Fort Custer.
home; May %, L. OF Michigan.
away; May "a, Michigan State,
away; May %, L. OF Michigan,
home; and June l, Wayne L.,
home
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Full Drills
Will be Held

Coach Elton ]. Rynearson an
nounces that spring football prsc-
tice will be held but emphasizes
that IL is only for those men who
are not out for baseball or track.
All men on campus, except those
competing at the present time on
either the track or baseball squads,
who desire an invitation next fall
for the football team and are
interested in coming out next fall
for the team will attend n meeting
Monday. March 20 in the college
gymnasium and will report to Ry-
nearson OF 4 o'clock.
Intensive blocking. tackling and
scrimmaging will be the order Of
the day and full scale drills will
be held. The spring training will
last approximately a month and
will be climaXed by an intrasquad
game with 90 minutes OF bruising
football.
Excluding the many football vet
Grams now engaging in other sea-
sonal sports the Normalites boast
veterans at every position. The
ends include: Ben Standen, Bill
Hughes and Jim Walton. The
tackles include Chuck Lane and
Len Logan while veteran guards
returning are Len Dalton and Bill
kuhlman. At center Jean Carano
is back while in the quarter posi-
tion is Jim Black. Four halfbacks
are slated to report and include
Bob Walterhouse. "ony Comito,
Glen Simmons and Ollie Bittnar
with ROLAND Chickeral holding
down the fullback slot. Two prom
inent transfers are Ed Wellner,
the former Bowling Green L. flash,
and Fred Weigman, a stellar line
man from Illinois State Teachers
College who was an All City selec-
ton at Austin High in Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Great Sports
Show Coming

over 400 University OF Michigan
students will participate in the
mammoth sports show in the Uni
versity Sports Building Wednesday
night, 7:15-10:00, 1t was announc-
ed today by Earl n. Riskey of the
Physical Education Department.
A revival OF the annual open
house customary before the war,
Wednesday nights exhibition will
feature 20 different sports events
in action during the evening.
Spectators will see competition
in badminton. basketball. boxing,
diving, fencing. golf, gymnastics,
handball. paddleball, squash, swim
ming. tennis, yolleyball, water polo,
weightlifting. wrestling, and code
ball, Mr.. Riskey stated.
Performances on the trampoline,
canvas stretched over steel
frame, will be presented twice dur
ing the evening by an expert gym
nastic group. These performances
will display some OF the most diff
cult and intricate gymnastics ia
sports. Mr.. Riskey declared.
AS in the past, there will be no
charge for the open house.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Oilers-Stars
Both Survive

Denver. Mar. 19-AP - Narrow
escapes by two big name teams
Phillips Sc and Hollywood goth Cen
tury Fox-heightened interest in
the National AAC basketball tour
nament today as play moved well
into the second round.
The going became rough earlier
than usual as a couple as dark
horses, Camp Hood. Texas. and
Colorado A. and NJ. College, almost
knocked the national champion
oilers and the Moviemen out Of
the tournament.
Phillips. which has kept the COW
eted AAU crown in Bartlesville,
Okla. for three years, had 10
squeeze out a 60-56 decision over
the soldiers, and Hollywood had
to come from behind in the last
minute to survive. 47-45, against the
Collegians.
Many OF the other leading cham
plonship contenders will go into
action on today's 12-game program
and the surprise showings OF Camp
Hood and the Aggies indicated that
number Of upsets may be in the
making.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Detroit Wins
Over Yankees

Clearwater, Fla. Mar Zap
The world champion Detroit Tigers.
cheered by an S-5 victory over the
New York Yankees "B" team yes
terday. took on the Cleveland In.
dians here today.
Yesterdays win. which finally
brough. to an end the Detroit
Clubs seven-game losing streak,
was achieved mainly through the
efforts Of two Tiger veterans. pitch
er Tommy Bridges and outfielder
Roger (Doc) Cramer.
Bridges. who pitched the first five
innings and got credit for the VIC
tory, was much more effective than
Paul Trout who followed him. The
little right-hander hurled one-hit
ball for four innings and kept the
Yanks from crossing home plate.
Trout permitted two runs in the
sixth, two more in the seventh and
a final counter In the ninth.
Cramor shared Tiger batting hon
ors with Catcher Paul Richards,
each collecting four safeties. Doc
banged out a triple and three sin.
giles. and also distinguished him
self in the field with a shoe-string
catch OF Yank Rorlie Hemsley's
liner,
The Bengals. whose II hits also
included a three-bagger by Dick
Wakefield, scored their runs off
Yank pitchers Walt Dubield and
Ken Holcombe. Wakefields triple,
which came with the bases loaded.
accounted for three markers. and
Cramer's smash with two aboard
gave the Detroit club two more.
While the regulars were winning
their tirs. game in a week. a Tiger
rookie squad also scored a victory
over the Newark Bears at Lake
land, beating them S-3 on the pitch
ing OF Hal Manders and George
Caster.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
MOOSE LEAGUE

White Tails
X. gillette 433, G. Elevry A34, G.
Barone $50, A. Vossler 423, II.
Crane $50.
Game totals S19 7S9 sos 2416
Seagraves 462, f. Miller 414.
Carey 4s5. Raab 493, Robinett 621,
handicap Sc.
Game totals 77s sS4 s31 2441
Short Horns
+. Wood 523, c. Wood 527. Louns-
berry 452, Poff 427. Miller AIS,
handicap 45..
Game totlls S27 SO2 $50 23S9
Hoofs
Clark 4O3, Brugh 421, Craig 452,
Daschner 49S, King 641.
Game totals sos 906 10i 2l15
Misfts
A. Ziegler $40. r. Gates 463, X.
Slater 46s, r. Robtoy 5s1, B. Wales
466.
Game totals s14 sis $50 PASS
Bucks
Rhinehart 367, Pillan 459, Cassel-
bury AL, Sheldon ils, Harris $50,
handicap 144.
Game totals SIS 7S4 750 2379
Bull Moose
W. White 461, II. Sinclair 462, l..
Johnson Al, Hatto 40, d. Wood
4S5.
Game totals 725 7S5 80 22S9
Antlers
Daprich S54, Thayer Al. Cannon
$50. Scheffler 42l, Connolly 533.
handicap III. s
Game totals SIS 7i5 IA 1852
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
To Hold Spring Practice
Ring Decisions

Baltimore-Buddy Walker, Col
umbus. Ohio. knocked out Earl Lob
man. New York (2). Weights un-
available.
Chicago-Johnny Roszina. 149,
Milwaukee. outpoin.ed Art Brown,
1904. Chicago (S).
Newark, N. Joe Lamotta. 156,
New York. outpointed Tony Riccio.
l56. Bayonne, (s).
BERGENFIELD. n. j. Walter
Rico, 40. New York, outpointed
Don Amoroso. 1876. Jersey City,
(10).
New Orleans-Freddie Archer.
1851. Newark. N. j.. was awarded
a victory over Patsy Spataro. 1861.
New York. when Spataro was dis
qualified in the third round OF their
ten rounder for swinging at the ref
cree.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Detroit viii
be UnderdOgs

Boston, Mar. 19-AP-Detroit's
Red Wings will be the underdogs
tonight when they take to the ice
against the Boston Bruins in the
opener OF best four-of-seven game
series in the lower bracket OF the
Stanley Cup playoffs.
The Bruins, who finished in sec
ond place in the National Hockey
League, held a slight edge over the
fourth place Detroiters during the
regular campaign, as they won four,
lost three and tied three with
the Red Wings.
Detroit, which eliminated Bos.
ton in the seventh game OF the first
round playoffs last year. was hope
full for a repetition OF that perform
ance but their offense-far from
potent all season-seemed dest-
ined to be considerably handicap
ped by the absence of Sid Abel and
Ed Bruneteau.
The Michigan team scored only
146 goals during the regular sea-
son, only New York's Rangers turn.
ing in a lower count. 144. Boston
aided by the return OF its
'Kraut" line late in the season.
Tailed 167 and appeared power
laden In the final part of the re-
gular season.
Wings Manager Jack Adams
brought Is players here and an
nounced he would juggle his line
up considerably in the Tuesday
and Thursday games at Boston.
The third and fourth games are to
be played in Detroit Sunday and
Tuesday March 26.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Track Coach
Sets TryOuts

Coach George Marshall has Sc.
Wednesday and Thursday after
moons as the tryout dates for the
Purdue Relays at Lafayette, India
ma next Saturday. The Hurons will
enter teams in the sprint medley,
the distance medley, the mile re-
lay and the two mile relay. Coach
Marshall has two assistants work
ing with him this year in Russ High
Of Ann Arbor, former crack Nor
NAL quarter miller and more recent
ly a 1t Col. USAAF in the INTO
and Dan O'Riordan OF Saginaw,
Michigan, former PAT pilot in the
ETO. High is working with the dis.
tance men and O'Riordan with the
sprinters.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Ken's, TexacO
Match Shots

Ken's Bar and Lincoln Corner
Texaco cage teams will meet to-
night at 1880 in the Ypsilani High
gymnasium for the city champion
ship. The playo:f was made neces-
sary when .he two quintets tied for
the top spot in the regular City
League season. Although Ken's Bar
is a slight fayorite the teams are
very evenly matched and either
team may emerge the winner.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19

The East Coast states from
Maine 10 Florida consume 80 per
cent OF the nations motor fuel; As
per cent OF ligh. fuel oils and do
nestle fuel oils; 40 per cent OF in
dustrial fuel oils and Ga per cent OF
It's kerosene.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Bowling Scores

High team single game = Ap-
parel, 76S
High team three games-Ap-
parel, 2l63.
Moray's
G.. Johnson 479, b. Mills 354, l..
Lore 4O2, d. Stien $50. T. West
362. handicap IS.
Game totals 629 676 $50 2O55
Annex
Helzerman (sub.) 373, Miller 3lS,
Platt 424, Morris 394. Beck 462.
Game totals 637 6l9 SIS 1871
Cities Service
V. Lidke 1868, l.. Max 425 II.
Kellar 4l2, NJ. Fox 429, f. Ber-
thold 491. handicap 81.
Game totals 734 72l 722 2177
Apparel
A. fowler 47l.IH McComb 425.
X WEIGH 439, s. ellis 3SG, X. Mey-
ers 442.
Game totals 67s 719 76S 1853
bedutyland
D. Kildau 373, F. Wagner 354. VI.
Blom luest 329. B. Rust (subD 362,
A. Fem 439. handicap Is.
Game totals GOA 626 642 1872
Rexall
Stein 374, L Johnson S69, r. Stitt
434. r. Fem 3O5. NJ Russell 39S.
Game totals COZ sos 575 1880
TOWN LEAGUE
Cunningham Drugs
Denton 52S. Terry SOP, Kline 4SS,
Wood 546, McKinstry $50.
Game totals $50 S31 904 1884
Elmer's BARRIERS
Fields $50, f. Herbst $50, Nelson
355. Ellis 4S7, Stout 500, handi
cap 1862.
Game totals ~ S19 775 2371
c. c. jerks
G. Mitchell $40. F. Ring 461, p.
Schreiner 521. c. Schreiner $50, E
Livingston 514.
Game totals S43 S62 SCI 1866
WIer Brothers
c. Lore 464, n. Wier 375, ]. Gil
liland 445. G. Wier 39s, F Woods
1872, handicap 240.
Game totals 719 S43 S42 2404
Wiedman Auto Co.
F. Katon. Sr. 3S3. d. Hovatter
3S6. r. Woodside 3ss, r. Katon
474. NJ. Fisher sos, handicap 237.
Game total 500 7S4 7S6 1913
Saratoga Water
Whiting 412. Doyle 333, Peters
i99. Jenison sol. Bullock AS.
Game totals 773 729 76S 22S0
ScoVilrS
K. Hopp 4S2, L. Husse 4S2. H..
Hanes 5S7, d. Porter 467, c Hopp
422.
Game totals Sl9 sol $50 2440
Stanley Steamers
c. Birch 410, G.. Gather 1872. r.
Borg 457. c. Hopkins l53, X. Hoyt
All. handicap 309.
Game totals SIS 7SS 766 2432
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19

Average depth OF oil wells
drilled in the United States has
grown In the past 20 years from
2, 800 feet to 3,501.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Foundry Inspection

Foundry inspection
Hansen 593, White i94. F. Herbst
403, Winkler 472. Schwall 1856
Game totals S04 7S5 $50 AIS
Standard
Harris 473. GrieTson $50, Schaef.
fer 444, McSpadden 469, Franklin
j54.
Game totals $40 799 sol 244O
Production Control
Moore 4S5. Wright 3S9, Carroll
AIS, Ward 4l2. Sprague 500, handi-
cap sc.
Game totals 763 SO4 7O2 1853
Assembly
Gray i1S. Burrough 357. Davidson
3S4, Kruzel 35S, Stewart 1856, handi-
cap 25S.
Game totals $50 $50 731 213l
Maintenance
Vielhauer 422. Russ 1893. Farmer
49s. Lonskey AIS; Eberhardt 4S3.
Game totals 754 715 7i5 2214
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
LADIES RECREATION MONDAY
NIGHT LEAGUE
Team Standings

High individual single game -
G. Johnan 1872.
High individual three games
F. Berthold, 491.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19

Chalk used for marking on all
sorts OF surfaces is actually calcium
carbonate.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19

Jackson's Gift Shop
Moore 449, Connolly 43S. Jack
son 462, Wallace 425, Hubscher 52S.
Game totals 747 S23 727 2297
cox's Standard Service
Casselberry 406, Clare 57l, Oh
lettie 40, Jarosch 545, Deck o46,
handicap As.
Game totals S64 81 S5l 1856
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
TEMPLE HOUSE LEAGUE

High team game-Lounsberry,
1920.
High team three games-Louns-
berry, 2S05.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
CENTRAL SPECIALITY LEAGUE
Standings

Team high single game--Foun-
dry Inspection, $50.
Team high three games-Foun-
dry Inspection, 244S.
Individual high one game 49,
Sherwood 800.
Individual high three games -
Hansen, 593.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
M, D, INSPECTION

worden 3S5, Sherwood 531, Con-
ley 366. Crawford AIS. Lidke 454.
handicap 63.
Game totals 12i Si7 736 z27i
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19

Machine Shop
c. Wouerton AIS, II. Mason 430.
J. Truhn 3l9. r. Edwards AS, A.
Jacobs 4i0, handicap 225.
Game totals 740 757 SCI 1884
Foundry Shipping
II Ruttledge 435. w. Bielah 526.
B. Mannor 407. ]. Schoolmaster
(avg.) 504, b. Bielak 5ii.
Came totals SIS 1893 795 2ii6
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19
Michigan Aluminium

Michigan Aluminium
Carey 372, Hammond 4s6, Craig
1876, Gieb 451, Butts GAL, handicap
III.
Game totals s20 $50 S4S 1922
Yeatman & Stein
Stoll 544, Glow $40, c. Smith 512,
Stein 632, ]. Smith $50.
Game totals S74 967 927 276S
Streicher
z. Stoll 421, Kunges 46S. Rich
ards 422, Ademic 372, Streicher 46S,
handicap 81.
Game totals Gal 756 sos 2305
Gerpanoff
Getten 427, Sobbry Ali, Turner
sos, Howler 40S, Steele 526.
Game totals 749 SOB 73S 22S0
Evening star., 1946-10-12
Bible Class Leaders
~. G. Badger Began Teaching
Bible Classes IN Indiana

ducts the class as q forum session
on other occasions he speaks fol
several minutes at the opening @
the class period and then draws oit
questions from the students.
In his teaching, Mr.. Badger often
compares the King James version oi
the Bible with other English and
foreign versions. His knowledge OF
languages enables him to make these
comparisons.
Mr.. Badger received his A. B. de-
gree at De Pauw University, Green
castle, and his M. A. degree at
Indiana University. He taught
school in Indiana, Illinois and the
Philippine Islands before coming to
Washington in 1927. He first worked
here with the Civil Service Com
mission. In 1881 he transferred to
the Office Of Education and has
been there to the present.
Mr.. Badger taught mems class
at Durnbarton Methodist Church,
which he joined in 1880. He was
then made superintendent OF the
Sunday school. He joined Eldbrooke
Methodist Church in 1941.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Badger live at Sill
Benton street NV. They have three
children, Joseph Badger Of Chicago,
Leonila Badger Of Wabash, Ind, and
Margaret Badger, q student at In
diana University.
Evening star., 1946-10-12
Presbyterian Women
Plan Fall Meeting

The fall meeting of the Presby-
terial Society of the Presbytery ot
Washington City will be held in the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
at 10:30 am. October 18. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Archibald Smith, will pre-
side and the Rev.sDr. w. F. Kuyken-
dahl and the Rev. D. Hobart Evans
moderator of the Synod Of Balti-
more, will speak on ''The Restoration
Fund" Following luncheon, confer
ences will be held for secretaries OF
all departments.
A special evening presbyterial will
be held for business and professional
women October 20 at the Eastern
Presbyterian Church. Dinner win be
served at pm. Mrs. Rex Clements
of the Bryn Mawr Church, viii be
the speaker.
Evening star., 1946-10-12

League win meet at I pm. to dis
/ cuss the topic Reformation Today
| in Marriage and the Home. g.
H. Calderwood will speak on I'm
huences That Break Down the
Home" Mrs. Paul L. Reaser will
speak on Influences That Build
Up the Home.
West Washington Baptist Lay
mems day Sunday at all services.
At 10 am, mems Bible class rally,
address by Chaplain Roy II. Park
ser; II am, sermon, Great Be-
LEVERS by Chaplain Parker; 8 pm,
sermon by the Rev. Walter r. Wolf,
on Then Gamaliel Stood Up
Members Of the brotherhood VIII
take part In each service.
John Wesley A. M. E. Z.-Dr. s.
q. Spottswood will give the annual
sermon of the just School of Prac-
tical Nursing at 8 pm.
Church for All People--The Rev.
j. g. Olden, director Of the Militant
Church Movement, will speak at 4
pm. tomorrow at 1920 Vermont
avenue NV.
Peoples Congregational Home
coming night Thursday. The men
will be in charge.
Third Col0red Baptist-Dean Will
Evening star., 1946-10-12
Special Church
Announcements

Church Of the Epiphany-The
adult classes will begin their season
I at 10 am. tomorrow, taught by the
Rev. Hunter M. Lewis. assistant
rector.
Mount Pleasant Congregational
The Advisory Council will meet at
the parsonage at 7::30 pm. Monday
Gorsuch Methodist Rally day
services at II am. and fellowship
forum at 8 pm.
Eldebrooke Methodist Youth day
will be observed at II am. "A menu
orial win be dedicated to the youth
who died In World War II.
Chevy Chase Baptist Special
business meeting Wednesday night.
HamIine Methodist-The brother
hood will meet Thursday night at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. H. w.
Burgarn. DR.. o. G. Robinson, who
recently returned from an European
trip, will speak on Behind the Iron
@urtain of Europe"
AlDrlgnt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ol ulc
youth Fellowship will be installed at
z pm. tomorrow.
ME- Olivet Luthern-The Rev.
william SchiebeI will give the first
eOf q series Of sermons in the interest
Of the Community Chest at IL am.
Brightwood Park Methodist-The
Rev. Francis w. McPeek Of the
Federation OF Churches, will be
guest speaker at II am, using as
his theme, "The Candle OF the
Lord"
French Seryices-At the French
services at st. Johns Episcopal
Church on Sunday at 4 pm, DR..
Georges A. Barrois Of Princeton
Theological Seminary is giving q
series of preadvent sermons de-
voted to an examination Of single
points of Christian morality. To-
morrow his subject will be Esprit
de Secte ou Esprit d'Amour?"
AtOnement Luthern Luther
Evening star., 1946-10-12
PotronuI Festival
At St. Luke's Church

st. Luke's Episcopal Church will
celebrate its patron saint, st. Luke,
with a patronal festival, October
Is through October "a.
On October 18, Bishop Angus Dun
will institute the Rev. billiard H.
Brow, new rector.
On October 20 at 4:30 pm, DR..
Charles Drew of Howard University,
will be the guest speaker. A formal
reception and dance will be held at
the Lincoln Colonade on October "a.
Evening star., 1946-10-12

i liam Pickens viii be the guest
speaker for the annual mems day
service at II am. Musical program
at 8 pm. !.
Chevy Chase Methodist Annual
banquet OF the Fellowship Class. Z
pm. wednesday, Brook Farm Tea
House. First quarterly conference,
conducted by ,Dr. Ralph Smith. s
b m. Thursday. '"The Life Of Moses
moving pictures, will be shown at
|8 pm, Friday and Saturday.
Luther Place Mcmorial-The Rev.
DR.. L. Ralph Tabor has returned
from the Lutheran convention IN
Cleveland, Ohio, and viii preach at
II am. on Thirty Seconds Of Re-
quired Reading" The Sunday
u
Evening star., 1946-10-12
DR.. Van Sehuick to Preach

At the Universalist National Me.
mortal Church at II am. tomorrow
Dr.. John van Schaick, jr., minister
emeritus, will preach on Some Sug-
gestions From Boards Hollow"
The Pilgrim Pastors Association
will meet for a business session and
luncheon at II am. Monday.
The opening of the Gift Nook,
sponsored by the Women's Associa-
ton, will be inaugurated with tea
Tuesday from to pm.
Evening star., 1946-10-12
conereeotionoIists Forum

Ray Gibbons Of New York, direc-
tor of the Council for Social Action
of the Congregational CHRISTIAN
Churches. will be the guest speaker
at an open forum Monday evening
at the Cleveland Park Congrega-
tional Church.
The forum, sponsored by the
young adult group Of the church
under the leadership Of Melvin
Green, is open to the public. Mr.
Gibbons address, Christian Social
Action in Our Time,p viii intro
duce period Of questions and gen.
eral discussion from the floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-12

EQucaLlons StdG-
is sticia n, who
t h eS t h 9
Friendship Glass
at Ell db r o ok Q
M e t h o d ! s t
Church, t a k e $
of the Bible.
Mr.. Badger said
t h e Scriptures
are dynamic and
it has pertinent
a p p locations to
life today.
A native OF
Hardin, Ill, Mr..
B a d ger began
Evening star., 1946-10-12

school Beard and teachers VIII meet
at 5 pm.
4 St. Thomas' Episcopal The Rev.
Walter w. Gale, former assistant
rector, will preach tomorrow morn
ing.
Grace Lutheran-The evening
services will be resumed at 8 o'clock
tomorrow. The $3.50 am. services,
conducted during the summer, are
discontinued.
Lutheran Reformati0n-Kent Ives,
political economist, will address the
Round Table dinner meeting Tues
day on Political and Social Implica-
tions Of Atomic Energy" DR.. Fred
erick Reissig will address the Mems
Evening star., 1946-10-12

V1uCQ tFUtGWcc1 0clkclcy 0lVlIllty
School at New Haven, Conn, and
the Episcopal Theological School al
Cambridge, Mass. At the latter
school he was student under the
Right Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop Of
Washington, who was on the faculty
Of this school at that time. He
has been in charge of several mis-
sionary and village churches in Gen.
trail New York for the past 13 years
He is a member Of the Masonic
Order and was chaplain Of his lodge
With DR.. Mace will be his wife and
three sons. He will conduct his
first services October 20 with holy
communion at 7:30 am. and morn
ing PRAYER at II am.
Evening star., 1946-10-12

classes in 1922 at the Locust Street
Methodist Church in Greencastle,
Ind. His evolution to Bible class
teaching came naturally as he was
not only a teacher in public schools
but was the son of minister. He
has been instructing Sunday school
classes more or less regularly for the
past "A years.
Mr.. Badger varies his teaching
methods with the material to be
presented. He frequently lectures
but there are times when he con-