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St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18
SPORTS OFF THE CUFF

dominated every major indoor track
meet since the beginning Of the sea
son. Outdoor meets are expected
to draw mere public interest than
ever before. One reason for this
increased interest is the stiff com
petition in each event.
Outstanding among the bidders
for Olympic track berths is the
Baldwin Wallace ace, Harrison
billiard. This guy is making every
record he has come in contact with
shaky or suddenly extinct. !
thought Fred Wolcott Of Texas
was the greatest until this timber
topping specialist emerged on the
scene. billiard hasn't had any seri-
Gus competition but George Walker
Of Illinois U, who gave him his
first defeat last season. billiard is
a cinch to walk off with both events
if he continues to perform as he
is doing now. Incidentally he's al
ready beaten the best Europe has
to offer in Haakon Lidman.
The dashes will furnish the
stilTest competition what with
Barney Ewell who has already
tied the world mark at 81 in
the so yard dash, Lloyd La Beach,
Bill McIVers and Bill Mathis can
compete unattached). Quite a
few unknOwns will undoubtedly
blossom into full glory and you
can look for some upsets Of the
! faVOrites.
Dave Albritton Of Dayton and
young Paul Robeson are considered
the top Negro competitors in the
high jump although old age is
creeping up on Albritton.
Herb McKenley, Elmore Harris,
Frank Dixon, and the Calender
twins, Stan and Mo, of NYU, fig
ure in the middle distance runs.
All eyes were on the bronze well
knit figure of Jackie Robinson
when he took the field for his first
appearance in the National league.
His appearance with the Dodgers
has been the climax Of an epic
battle against the heretofore closed
Ito Negroes) doors of organized
baseball. We hope he'll make good
and with room to spare.
While watching the North and
Marshall High track was amused
at the antics of several female
spectators when North's Don Riley
prepared to throw the shot put.
could hear several obs and abs anC
a few hubba hubbas thrown in fol-
good measure. can't blame then
because he does have a build like
a champion weight litter. Don, con,
trary to his appearance, runs the
100 yard dash around 1913 in add
tion to high jumping and throwing
the shot put. Pretty good for a fel
low who carries 1913 pounds around
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18

Louis Erwin who finished the
University in electrical engineering,
was elected shop steward at West
ern Electric. We're looking for
great things from Louis.
The UAW urges-not just invites
all UAW members to attend its
first educational school to be held
April &c and 27 at the CIO Hall,
724 4th Ave. s., Minneapolis. There
will be classes in steward training,
contracts, political action, and a
school for veterans. It's just
what we've needed. Come out
and show how we can do things
in the labor movement.
Facts for Today Department:
There are 800 industrial plants in
Minneapolis, and only 60 employ
Negroes.
SPOT NEWS: Charles Doty,
UPW local 1877, has been made
chairman of Gopher Lodge 1O5 edu-
cational committee. . He's a union
man, attends meetings regularly
. speaks on the floor sets a
good example. Charles Brooks,
Local SIC, has a word for it: more
teaching, less preaching" .. ed.
committees take note.) Julius
ClemOns, USA 1923, wants a lot of
education among union officers and
members on race relations.
Score for Brother Clemons.
Take a look at the myths slain
by Barrows Dunham in MAN
Against Myth"-current Book Find
Club selection: That you can't
change human nature. That the
rich are fit and the poor unfit.
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18
BY Percy villa

Tonight is fight night in Min
neapolis and by the interest you'd
think It a championship battle be-
tween the champ and its leading
challenger. The attendance is
TO be heavy and on second thought
it makes US wonder why. d.
I'm not one to agree with the Ring
Magazine with their monthly rat
ings Of fighters Jackie Graves is
No. 8 in the featherweights this
month";. How on earth can its edi-
tor rate fighters especially Graves
when he's never seen him in action
nor has Jackie ever fought in any
city with more than a population
than Minneapolis has? His
opponent tonight is the highly
touted Miguel Acevedo who is incl
dentally making his American
debut tonight. Are you still
excited? Well, I'll continue
In short Graves can't
miss. The fight will be good
but fought by only a couple OF
second raters.
soIIy (ATHLETo) Goldstein in
my little book Is rated boxing fan
No. 1 for the Twin Cities. | have
often wondered how Solly, who is
in his late ffties, manages to get
around SO many places as he does.
having the pep and energy
Of a person 25 years or so younger.
The story goes this way. Solly
has developed simple, effective
quick relief for sore muscles, ach-
ing joints, stiffness or rheumatic
aches. The product is known
to the trade as Athlete"
I know now where Solly gets that
added energy and II you see me
running around the ringside to-
night as / used to years ago, it's
because the stuff Is also working
on me.
A few lines: George Barton''
swelligent reading on the Jackie
Robinson announcement. Billy
Colbert Is almost ready 70 announce
his next boxing date. Potts
did terrific business all week.
Best buy in town for two-bits.
The other day l had n httl'
Star-Journal Gallup poll Of my
own. At an established place
Of business on Hennepin Ave.
asked is persons the following
question: Are you satisfied will
the present cab service in Mime
apolis7 ~ answered a LOUD
No and the other three said thai
they don't know since they dom
ride cabs. At q house party
the other night the question wal
put up among the eight guests an'
all Of 'em agreed that 1t was get
ting so they don't even bother
calling for q cab. Try the SAINT
question at your next house gather
ing. I'm sure it'll catch on
But to 60 a little further Will
the question-how's about calling
up your Liberal alderman and le
him know how you feel!
Last week at the city counci
meeting n couple of misguided al
dermen were yelpin' above thei
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18

That there are superior and in
feriOr races. That every ques-
tiOn has two sides. That you
have to look out for yourself.
That words will never hurt you.
That you cannot be free and
safe.
And here's one to think on:
Those who deny freedom to others
deserve it not for themselves, and,
under a just God, cannot long re-
tain it."
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield, Sept. 27, 1856
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18
JACKIE ROBINSON ON
INFORMATION PLEASE

Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn
Dodgers baseball player, will ap-
pear as a guest on the Informa-
tion Please quiz program Wednes-
day, April %, $50 pm, station
WCCO.
President Rufus Clement of At
lanta University.
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18
Moxsetto to Be
Presented April Is

The musical "Maxsetta" given by
students Of Maxfeld school, has
been changed from April 20, Cen
tral High school, to May 20, John
Marshall High school, because OF
the Festival Of Nations given on
that date.
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18

Is the main hop
just another hopf
Boxing seems
TO be the main
fancy with all the
cats in the Mill
City. At North
Highs annual
boxing tourna.
ment several cats
took over last
week. Ronald
Arron really tore
I'M when the bell
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18

rang. I almost felt sorry for the
poor fellow that was on the receiv-
ing end, but as Ronald will tell you,
the fellow was no push over, just a
little too slow and heavy for a fast
puncher like our boy. Junior Steel
really put on a show also that was
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18
Men Wanted for Probable
Work in Building Trades

The Industrial Department Of
the Minneapolis Urban League is
interested in contracting immedi-
ately any veterans who would like
to work in the building trades.
The age range is from II to 80.
AS the building program is about
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18
McGavOck Joins
Neal Funeral Staff

Mr.. r. H. McGavock has Joined
Meals Funeral home, 525 Rondo
Ave, as embalmer and funeral
director.
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18

10 nelp OuT EhCe, anu hll races III
fact, by raising the American
standards.
ATTENTION:
have a favor to ask Of some
person that can help a buddy of
mine. His name is JESSE AG-
NEWS. He is a student at North
High and was the only Negro to
be elected TO the "Honor Society"
this year. He also was elected as
mayor Of the new organization, the
Progressive Youth" This honor
society almost tells Of his char
acter by itself, for it stands for
high scholarship (nothing under q
b, character, leadership, and cour-
tesy. Up to now he has been lucky
enuf to stay with CONRAD AUS
TIN. Connie Austin has been nice
enuf to help Jesse when the cards
were down on him, but now Con-
MES sis is home and Jesse either
finds n home Of some sort or he
will have to leave town. Jesse halls
from Arkansas, and came to Min
nesota chiefly to work his way
through school, and try his darnest
to achieve something that was i'm
possible to achieve in Arkansas, an
education. He's a guy willing, kind
and ambitious.
You know, and | know, what a
little helping hand can mean to a
fellow who has such a wonderful
start in life. You the people are
holding his future in your hands,
and for his sake please try. II you
can do anything for him please
call Br. 1895, Minneapolis Spokes-
man, or call Hy. 4944, Mr.. Austin,
or Jesse. Not for yourself-but for
him. Duke Don.
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18
BY OSCAR NEWMAN

Accompanied by a friend had
an occasion to visit Jimmie Slem-
mons last week and neither Of US
was very surprised to find Jimmie,
clad in bathrobe, lining himself up.
with his putter for a mythical putt
on the green. (The last term is
the reason 80 many men end up in
strait jackets during golfng sea
SON.
Jimmie along with James Lass
ley, Charles Noble, the Clyde John
sons (Junior and Senior), is in his
glory when he can argue about the
game Of golf. From what I'm told
he should move his bed and tele-
phone TO the golfing green in the
summer to save time and gas.
Several well-knOwn Twin
Citians hoping to improve their
games have enrolled in golf
classes at the University Of Min
nesOta under the tutOrship Of
Les BOlstad, former professional.
II you want to improve your
game that certainly is a step in
the right direction.
After hearing so much about the
anne for so many years my curl
sity got the better Of me. So on a
warm day in 1912 this columnist
'ecided to swing a few on a driving
ee. | was so sure Of complete sue
'ess that l didn't bother to even
asst one glance at any distance be-
ow $50 yards. Anyone that can't
it that size ball should have his
read examined, | said to myself.
lining myself up with perfect
orm ESQ l thought) let loose with
a lusty swing.
When | finished that swing l
looked more like a snake charm
er with her favOTite boa con-
strictOr around the neck. Amy
resemblance l might have had Of
even beginners golfers form was
purely accidental. While trying
to uRtangle myself, was busi-
ly squirting ahead to see Just
how far above the $50 mark my
drive went. The ball was still
perched serenely on the tee as
white as the day II came from
the factory. That cured me Of
any Dragging remarks about how
easy the game was.
Wallace Returns TO the
Cinder Battle
Puzzy Wallace is quite the hap
py and relieved fellow these days
since he shook his scholastic diff
culties. Jim Kelley was happy
about this bit of news and will
probably utilize Wallace's services
in both the 100 and 22O yard
.dashes.
Puzzy is very modest about his
ability but with Bill Mathis Of iii.
nois having eligibility troubles his
chances in these two sprints of fin.
ishing high in Big Nine competi
tion are good.
National News
When the Olympic tryouts rol
around the Negro race will have th'
strongest representation seen il
many n year. The tan lads hav,
tn heln nI1r rncn and nll rncns RI
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18
SHIVD MOI Az

l like the ribbon in the riff, II
you pick up what's the diff. Is
your real appeals n great deal, or
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18

PATRONIZE ADVERTISERS
IN THIS PAPER
St. Paul recorder., 1947-04-18

Modern furnished room for rent.
Prefer man. Da. 1882.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

BETHESDA BUNGALOW. rooms. l bath: ::
white brick; including. 3 nice bedrooms.
room, entrance hall, lots Of closet space;
attractive terrace. garage, large lot with
beautiful trees and shrubs; close to trans
BRNop MO- FoF DE- de'ss s cav eVes WAksS VI e7$
GREEN MEADOWS. MD. eo1e Ritten-
SaTs fSoms ahd bath on st oor one
lot 6ox1o0. BURCh REALTY GO, Ber-
wyn,, Md, TO. 57s3; eves.' TO. e11'-
ATTENTION: GIs, ss.45o Brick Cape
Coo with sI:5oe down. SIS ~ psr ser. mo. =
fos Ss 5ossoo ss sSs One 'S Blk fPom transp @ sshoo
ana shopping: l9satsd fIgd in pns neY part co OF
Gelsss na esTs TO BgHSH sas svss sEA1T2 Fo s.
ssfEss9EN-RooM sfs9EN BRICK CAPE COP With
: up, Large lot sexll0, FENCED: 9 blks,
fFom ah9as Iss9d 5oS ave fxtsnssd DassssiitaE aE
59S sGscs svs REAH6Y ii sfi4sss fD ssswsn' Md 10
MI. RAiNIER@vacant; 6 lse. rms; in
excellent residential section; completely
mace. new roof; excel. terms; immed. poss,
MoRTaGAsT REAl1y' tD WA faye1y 1gss l3 IA
8. & o. R-R- station: about an hours drive
from wash. Call MRS. de BECK, WI. 4l22,
ROCKVILLE. MIDI 1,S0U. lt2-Slory,
VI old oak framing and subsiding,
white asbestos siding. rms, . baths.
iiv. rm I4x29. Philgas range and built-in
ca binets in kit, oil h.-w.h. lge. lot; $4,000
cash. bal. S4S.5o per moath. D. J. MAUCK,
Rockville 2a03. Ii
ONLY 81 900 CASH and approximately S45
mo. will handle this new 4-room bungalow:
Has iiy rnn., kit, bedrms., hardwood
floors throughout. water and electricity.
good sized lot in Carmody Hills, Md. Cal
Mr.. Markey Q. soz B AANIzINGER N. sS5s CO. a1S S
today. CA. G1S3.
LARGE 5-ROoM and bath house. new,
chine large attic. with oak stairway;
nearly 1 acre land in Oakiawn subdivision
& mi. D. c.. city bus. Reduced to SS.4Qo.
title. DAN ABBOTT. Clinton 81.
AYONDALE, MD.-2-story brick, slate roof,
Z rms, including inclosed side porch,
knotty-pine finished rec. rm.: oil heat, lEe
fenced-in lot; immediate occupancy. AT
o636 or GE oo66.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-soushwess.

SELL YOUR HOUSE NOW and avoid being
in competition with new construction. We
can still get good price for your old
home. Our experienced appraisers will
call on you without obligation CHAPMAN
REALTY CO.. INC Realtors, RE. 1915.
NEAR 9th AND r SITS. s.w.-Row brick.
& roonnsf bath. gas and electricity: cony.
neighborhood. walking distance Of Govern
ment bldgs.; priced to sell $3.50. TO
inspect, call JOHN QUINN CO.. DI. 5t45
or res. phone GE. sI74.
CONVENIENT S.W. LOCATION-1st offer
ing of this excellent semidetached S-room
home with 4 bedrooms. h.-w.h.. side hall
entrance; near schools and transp.; in
vicinity of 7th and 9. owner-occupied
Priced for quick sale Possession June 3.
R, A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor. soS N. Capt.
COLORED - 900 N ST. s.w. - 5-room
brick. h.-w.h.. elec. and gas, nice yard and
garage; priced for immediate sale; So, $50.
JOE CURTo REALTY, 335 H st. ne. FIR.
CoSLoRED--47e NJ ST. s.w.-Brick. 8
rms. bath, h.-w.h.: also 472 Clark ct.
s.w., brick. rms. A real buy. OWNER,
CoLoRED-7o1 Half ST. s.w.-4 apts,
q home and Investment; any reasonable
offer considered. Call MIR. DICKENS,
Evening star., 1947-04-13
HOUSES FoR SALINE. tcont.

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcont.
C0L0RKD-oniy $S75 down. Chapel oaks:
Almost new. 4-room and bath home. All
rooms are large. modern and attractive.
sDsroximsteiy $50 per mo mo. Lovely land
AsefH sARfoE ie' VIEW w REALTa Il st0 co. g K Realtors
0oLokED-Douslas st. near Kenilworth
ave. Lovely S-rm. 2-story asbestos shin
gle home; h.-a.. stoker-fed furnace; beau-
foLis REALTY e AND Is 1NHEsTMENT CO,
coEoEEDAaesr Ii .Passi is 10th and F SITS. ne. At
tractive row brick, good condition; 9 nice
rms, bath; h.-w.h.; conveniently located
e sysyygtah,ng y5a M Price s7sso 0sTg terms FLOYD
Seats SSSaoRzDAvos r. EsIIy as soo S9 esss ssso
l1th st. NV Open Til 9 pm.
COLORED-Nr. 13th and D SITS. ne. Well
has 3 lovely rooms, Kitchen and private
bath, individual new h.-w.h.; only $3.50
Includes redscoratins; s1.5oo each. bal; bal;
us ssa rGs WETz aa5sneI i4a7 Eye sa
C0LoRED-sl,o 900 down. Nr; 18th and
1eoms Sf BATH. wfsd. fa HGy sIasn less
schools, stores. transp.; only $8.450. In
saSNry saaass redec9E1Tz ,1sa E1e ST terms
llA1SNE 4 ". We'll q, lf~t E5sE- Oh u-Wsf
MA. 7065; Sun. and ewes, RA. 3413.
COLORED-1200 block of Morse st. ne.
Well-constructed Colonial row brick. in
good condition. has lEe. living rm., dining
rtn.; Rood-sized, bright kitchen:s3 excellent
bedrms., tiled bath, 2 rear porches. fun
basement: h.-w.h.; beautiful, deep lot ga
rage; possession with deed; price, Sl2,950.
floyd z. DAVIS CO.. MA. 0352.
C0LORED - CAPITAL VIEW choice of
either 5 or room semidetached brick
homes in this best Of all areas. These are
modern homes (6 years odd, some equipped
with recreation room and basement bath.
colored tile bath upstairs, ultramodern
kitchens. Gas or oil heat. Buy the best
on the market Priced right, with reason
able terms Call Ii. 3540 or Ii. 0640
today CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors. 5001 E. Capitol st,
CoLORED-GO. SEE 1T TODAY. Don't
and bath; h.-w,h.. full bsmt.: excellent
sond.; garage; big yard to wide alley.
Price, 81 l,500; terms can be arranged.
For further information, call TIA. 1895
Sundays, weekdays, DI. 1883. II it's a
house, call ROUSE. lis
COLORED-N.E., commercial 20 Fla ave
--6.rm., bath, coal heat; only S595 down;
523 and 5231a End st. commercial
FURY Really ExcHANGE, II fSG oSTn Sfi 9th AS st.
NV. Call DI. 1851. open Sun. 10 to 2
pm: weekdays. 8 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
HOUSES ron sAlE-seuthse.s.

COLORED-411 B ST. s.E.--S750 down,
bal. conv terms: g apts. units. c.h.-w.h-
detached brick home with income Cal
Ii404 L st. NV. Ma. so36. once open
cOLoRRD Col; $685. DOWN = Near Nav,
Yard; 6 large rms. and bath. 2-story brick
lent to everything: priced to sell at $3.50
Call till pm. weekdays, Sun. IL to B
VIM. CALOMIRIS PROPERTIES, 1012 18th
ST. NV, Dr. 1856 -15
Evening star., 1947-04-13


Sun, l to > pm ScHAEFER. EX 2010,
sun, and ewes, Du. 1000, Branch 62l.
SMALL DIET. COTTAGE. s4,s5G-Near
District line: asbestos slungle. rooms,
Se %ors easy sstS terms 'i SAN fse RosEy ef
NEW HOUSE Sc. SI2.25o--6 nice rooms,
n month, snn SAN ! RosEY S -; A. a5oo; -I3
Sunday; semidst brick. modern, fixed like
new; gas heat. picket fence. Out Nichols
ave 70 Forrester. left TO house. SAM
Def. BRICK BUNGALow-TYPE home
Liv. rm,. IS, with fireplace, din. rm., kit,
pantry; = bedrms,, bath and porch on 1st
puS rm. in basement, half bath; oil heat;
ave- NV. ~ OR 5 aa5S; eTes., tS@' WI 5s54'
BUNGALOW. coneresS Heishts.5, rms.
and az, ', basement .S on 3 lge. lots. Call MR..
coAokEbHERE MI ss0n Is SYN HoMR t. : that *
dandy Living room, dining room. kitchen
with, breakfast nook { bedrooms, inclosed
porehes. bath. rec. rm,; detached garage;
house is in immaculate condition; suitable
for doctor. dentist or teacher. Shown by
app0inlment s ado , Sniy Cal Nj Nv Mcdonnell
eoLoEREb1ioa F s ST. s.E.-s-rm. iS row r
65.ek. 5o4 g., ami Z gas fur h-wh. sar Priced
s15ss sa.ss'-SR 5E'lRfsi RHzlr2 pr Cos Sns
coLoRrD colo aa De -FaMIlr FASH APT. excellent ala
neish0orAood. vicinity of 18th and S.
Ssh 2 MIpD1EToN'" TON" ea7 INV insesfnsnt d1sn.
coLoREp GIs. ATTENTIoS-An excel
lent modern E6 years OLD. two-family
home, that can be handled under CT financ-
the other viii help pay for your home
AND s2l!s EYE ST. Sc.
fat; upper fiat has rms,
bath. rear porch and Arcola. and is now
ExcHANeE. GSTH' Sii sth oEfiqNE St INV
Can pi 53?l. Open Sun. 10 to . pm,
cei1SRfI coIoRFDgSEAk Rni 18th and Mass ave-
Beautiful !6-rm. Colonial brick. double in
closed back rorcheS. double gar, rscr. nm;
cond,. throughoui: Completely furn: terms.
Ask for a. W. STEPHENS. De. Ii69
ST, S.E.-6 rms, bath.
: screened porches, full bsralt.. coal h,-w.h.:
Only So 600 down. bal Ike rent Price
s9.95o. SURETY REALTY CO. Ex. 1914.
HOWARD RD. S.E.-s
rooms, new, ami hardwoed floors. base
meni, front and rear yards. See this beau-
q sss 0s codlst s 5e eA&gfeK 1919 0a1Pf1 % 1.s
CoLoREDIcoLoNIAI BRICK, near 10th
and Mass. ave. Sc, a-ranged as :. spts,:
FRED 4. SIXTH, 1T IAs Realtof an 1ifs Is
coLoRED-MoRRIs RD.-6 rooms. bath;
coGoRfpsas IoG Mf D6MS 5ASEE s5 MI No bus this
modern brick home, Colonial porch. h--w,h.
and bath: reasonably priced: 1887 c St.
Sc. MR.. ALBERTS Elk 5s2i.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26
MAGNOLIA

Mrs. Homer Wright has returned
to her home from a visit with her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rey-
nolds, who accompanied. her home
for a weekend visit with their par
ents.
The Magnolia w. S. C. S. will
meet with Mrs. Edward Richards
on Wednesday evening, October l.
Mrs. Arlie Jackson and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Schwartz will be joint hos
tesses with Mrs. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knight have
had as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Knight of Little Creek, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Simpson and
daughter Shirley of New Jersey.
Mrs. Harry Steinburg of Cam
den, was the luncheon guest of hef
sister, Mrs. Florence Marvel on
Friday, the occasion being Mrs.
Marvel's birthday.
Mrs. Jenine Rhoades, who has
been spending the summer with
Mrs. Marvel, left on Sunday to
visit while in Odessa, before re-
turning to her home in Claymont
Heights.
The 18th anniversary services
will be held at Barratt's Chapel on
Sunday, September %, at two o.
clock The guest speaker will be
the Rev. William Wright, Super
intendent of the Hagerstown Dis
trict of the Baltimore Conference.
Mrs. Eugene Attix will be the So
loist.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hill, ac-
companied by Mrs. Edward Rich
ards were Wilmington visitors on
Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boone visited
Mrs. Harry Elliott in Seaford on
Tuesday evening. On Wednesday,
John Boone of Trenton, N. j.. was
a guest of Mrs. Boone.
Sunday guests of DR.. and Mrs.
A, H. Loche were her mother, Mrs.
v. H. Sheriff., her sister, DR.. Eliz-
abeth Sheriff. and her sister-in-law
and children of near Baltimore.
Lieutenant and Mrs. James E.
Smith and son, James Allen, of
Pemberton, N. j., spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Storey. The Smiths have
been fortunate enough to find a
house in Trenton where they ex-
pect to move this week.
] Leon Hart and Collins Davis
left Thursday to resume their stu
dies at the University of Delaware.
Miss Rose Ann Reed left last week
to begin her freshman year at the
University.