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Evening star., 1948-02-29
Basket ball,

Basket ball.
AneEeas MI st as4s e. SsneeRh Fs satseja % ss
North Carolina College, IS; Howard, SO.
Michigan State, So 81; wayne. 10. g. CO.
Hamilton So; Union. 81.
Dartmouth, 66; Penn, 81.
ssissapa,t snssap n n; Geneva. M. .ctIs.t,. a;
New Hampshire. IS; Maine. 81.
Michigan. 40: Ohio State. 36.
Stetson, 61;, Tampa. SO.
SWffIns Wan .na I'd Ms1y M1sn s snd hss asd A.
Iowa State, 30; Oklahoma. 35.
Purdue. 81, Indiana. 40.
SNIP shippensb"ra. 1. s; s. ha1n' fndia1 tPa5. a. SO.
Georgia, 81: Clemson, 35.
n; c; State v: e.; Wske Forest. 81.
South Carolina. 90; The Citadel. 3s.
ESset Fiss ss W.ssniBss:s %asa'a:ten s.. cosss ss
asalsnssTs' asaaksbsre So ae5 I.s9sb Bas6ne 4 81
Muasnssm SHsf s we;teVn se Whtsnbsss Rsss5ys 80
Maraustts, 6s; Detroit, %:
Gentssl WssisSan M9a: q: 70; ,tnars tTarkio 37.
Brown. 81; Colby, 55.
Illinois, 90. Northwestern, 43.
Kentucky. 50; Xavier (Cinn). 81.
Connecticut. SO; Rhode Island State. 80
Drake, y; Tulsa. 81. 81 ~ S' 4''
Davidson. So; College of Charleston. So
swarthmore, SO; Haverlord 40.
Colgate, 81; Penn State, 80 tovertime).
Holy Cross. So; Boston College, Al.
North Dakota. 46; North Dakota State, a
Loyola Chicago, SO: Western Michigan, So
Oklahoma A 4 N, SO: CREIGHTON, ~.
dickinson, 90: Ursinas, 4I.
Le5anon VALLEY i6s; Baltimore H'fttnt T., IL: o.
Iowa. 81; Minnesota, 10.
ssme in kAc GnsT1msS
Akron. s.; Duauesne. i % "a. "
Mount Union, SO; Ohio Wesleyan, 30.
Ts1s TsaasFst s sGn'hssisesn 45
Baylor, 81: Texas Christian, ii.
Arkansas, s.; Rice, SO.
Utah, So: Denver, As.
Georgia Teachers, ~: oslethorpe, ~.
N, C. State. IS; virginia. 8.
Navy, 1S: Lehigh, II.
Rutgers. 20; Colsate. 5.
Yale, 1S; Army, IA
st. Lawrence, "a; Champlain. S.
Syracuse, 20; Sampson, g.
Haverford, IS; Swarthmore, II.
Princeton, 15: Harvard, o.
Penn.. 10; Columbia Is.
wisconsin, 25: Northwestern, 81
Indiana, 22; Illinois, II.
Track.
Illinois, 81; Indiana. ~; Minnesota. 30.
Loyola of Chicago. 81; North Central, 81 ;
Illinois Tech, %.
Bradley, SO; Chicago, SO.
Boxing.
Catholic o., 5; Coast Guard Academy, 8.
Maryland, sh; sueknell. Y; ,y
Army. 8; virginia, 3.
Gymnastics.
Penn State. 55; Navy. Al.
SQUASH.
Yale, 8; Harvard, 8.
Princeton, 6; Army, 3.
Swimming.
Temple A: Penn State. 81.
swarthmore, A.; West Chester Teach
Mlehisan. 40; Ohio state, IS.
Cornell, So; Columbia, 90
Franklin and Marshall, AZ Dickinson, 26.
Wayne. 43; Detroit. So.
Army, IA: Brown. 81.
oberlin. '46: Rochester. 20.
Iowa. SO; Illinois, 3D.
Clemson. II; South Carolina, 65; Fur
man, 20.
Navy, l,4oa: Coast Guard Academy, 1883.
Maryland, 1.407; George Washington,
,364, Georsetown, 1895; " P. l.,
1910; Western Maryland, 1903 t5-way
Pistol.
Navy, 1852: Coast Guard Academy, 1,314.
Military Basket Ball.
ouantico Marines, 60; Second Marine d.
vision, ~.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Talon of Last, Wins 500, 900 Santa Anita Cap
World Hurdle Mark
In Big Seven Meet
BY the Asseeieisd Press

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 28.--
Madill tBud Gartiser of Mis-
souri, bettered the world record
in the 60-yard low hurdles to-
night when he skinned the
sticks in 6.8 seconds in the Big
Seven Conference indoor track
championships.
The Missouri hurdler's per-
Torrance was a tenth of a sec
ond faster than, the 6.9-second
mark made by Harrison billiard
of Baldwin-Wallace at the AAU
indoor championships at Madi-
son Square Garden last year and
which tied the American and
world indoor record.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Catholic u. 0utboxes
Coast Guard, So
By the Associated Press

NEW LONDON, Conn, Feb. 28.-
Catholic University's boxing team
outpunched Coast Guard Academy
5 to 3, tonight in dual meet.
Ernie Stevermer, Cadet fourth
clsssnan, scored technical knock
out early in the third round over
Frank Strassburger, in the IT'S
pound class, the feature bout. The
summaries:
l25-pound class-Tom Cronin,, c. u.
TKO John Sawyer in 1:5S. second round
I3e-pound class-John Ridmond. C. u,
defeated Idasori de Val
135-pound class-John Arnold. C., u,
TKO Harry Keller, 1:10. second round.
145-pound class-Clarence Parnell c. G.,
I55-pound ciass-William Ennis. c. u.
TKo Hal Parker, %, second round
175-pound class-Ernie Stevermer, c: G.:
TKO Frank Strassbureer, 1:30, third
round.
Unlimited-Walter Iilgumfritg, c. G.,
defeated Charles ROhr
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Caps Bow Again
In S2-61 Tuss|e
With Bombers
Drop to ~ Comes
Behind Vietors, Top
In Vests BBAA Race
Special Dispofeh to The Sior

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 28.-The st.
Louis Bombers, hotter than a sum-
mer afternoon in this old river town
heightened their Western Division
lead to two games in the Basket
Ball Association of America tonight
by making their fifth consecutive
victory an s2-to-61 triumph over
the Washington Capitols.
Handicapped by the absence of
Bones Mckinney and with Bob
Feerick held out Of one period be-
cause of five early fouls, the Caps
dropped to third place, 21H games
OIL the pace, and only a half length
ahead of division trailing Balti-
more. The defeat was Washing
toms third straight.
The game was a battle early, for
the lead changed hands five times
and the score was tied on four oc-
casions, the last at. 1915. Once
Washington held 6-point edge, 20
to IA, and the contest still was close
late in the third quarter when st.
Louis advantage was only 43 to 40
st. Louis Catches Fire.
However, then the Bombers went
on a scoring spree, tallying 10
straight points to close out the
quarter. and the momentum carried
the tall home-team athletes into
the final period, for they ,sopni hRlilj
leads to 81 to a., 50 to 30 af1H n
to 43. A crowd of 5,667 roared. 80
In a frigid third quarter, the Cap.
hit only two of 27 tries from tn,
floor, both by Sonny Hertzberg, ant
scored just II points, eight by Hertz.
berg. That was the quarter, how.
ever, in which the curly -haifee
Feerick, fourth highest scorer in The
BBAA sat out because of five fouls
suffered before the first half ended
The Washington captain, return
ing to the lineup in the final period
then fouled out with two minutes
Of the game unplayed.
Controlling the rebounds because
Of the presence of two 6-foot-s
giants, Red Rocha and Irwin Roth
enberg. formerly of the green-clad
Capitols, the Bombers also were
more accurate from the floor, con-
Meeting on 80 of 102 shots while
Washington swished through just
81 of 106.
Bombers Get Series Edge.
In their fourth defeat In seven
games with st. Louis, Red Auer-
bach's athletes were led by Irving
Torgoff with IA points, . Freddie
Scolari with IL and Feerick with H.
For the red-hot uniformed Bomb
ers of Ken Loeff1er, Rocha and John
Logan scored 18 apiece and Belus
Smawley, the broad houldered
drawing Carolina budAy of the
absent Mckinney, tailed IT.
Evening star., 1948-02-29


previous seasons has shuddered when photogra-
pliers have requested sliding shots of George Case
Gil Coan, George Myatt, etc. will supervise slid
ing instructions.
Cases career could have been prolonged sew
eral years if he had learned to slide without giving
himself such physical sbeating" declares Kuhel
-. George hit on his hand to break the fall
Soon he jammed his shoulder and it got SO bad
he couldn't put on his uniform without it popping
out on him. q
"Au he had to do was pick up handful of
dirt carry wad of gauze in his hand after
he reached base . That way your hand in
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Greenberg to Workout
With Tribe at Tucson
BY the Assoeioisd Press

TUCSON, AriZ., Feb. 28.-Hank
Greenberg, former Detroit Tiger
slugger who played last year with
the Pittsburg Pirates, will work out
with the Cleveland Indians when
they start their spring training here
Monday, Bill Veeck, Indian presi-
dent, said today.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Pro Sports

BASKET BALL ASSOCIATION.
st. Louis, 81; Washington, 81.
Baltimore, 7S: New York, &c.
Providence, s4; Philadelphia, 50 toyer-
tlme).
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Toronto, 4: CHICAGO, 3.
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
washington, 8: Springneld, s.
Hershey. B: Indianapolis, 2.
ST.. Louis, 3: Pittsburgh, 3.
Buffalo, Z; Philadelphia, f.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

suncuVely goes you
That's should discard the dirt
because learned slide correctlwithout banging
hand into the injuries but win
ball by learning to slide inch two fire.
quently decides the outcome of game"
Kuhel will attempt pest Wooten HE
should be crowding the plate bunting pushing the ball
inheds Joe He has the speed beat lot of hits
he'll trying power hitter If
could hit 260 club wonderful
nd a great
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Rqht-Honder Struck Out 16. Walked II


dispatched Sid Scott the
Mats from the Florida State League 20yerod Joe Jones also
could make the leap if he acquired control Jones' right
handler struck out 1s batters in his first with Orlando last
But he walked II in the struggle.
Mike Martin the extrainer scouting
assigned to major league in Florida I'VE want
the lowdown player with major league team
down here Clark Griffith that In the event
the waiver list we'll know something about EN-
Mats last have realized that farm clubs baseball
schools scouting system dividends development of players
They now have three uime outs-three times many
they had have working with
IL clubs Griffith currently is seeking connection with trpeA
club for the final polishing of his farm employees
Washington Winter Garden and
from Is April It cost the Mats $25 900 to
eventually
that school will be worth it, Didn't
the Yankees Dodgers Cardinals Red Sox realize that
and aren't they on top now?
Sid Hudson Puts on II Pounds
weighed pounds the ended last fall
181 feels the added het will improve his
pitching Walter Maseson Il don't want to movie
the Gebe Theater in Arlington, Va,
during months Cal Griffith the Mats vice president
the other hasn't close
to duplicating it since.
incidentally following golfers
Florida mixed twoba despite ang
The Mats have lost four straight and
u.s. relief role in 1943 The Mats only other VIC
achieved Ferren who
16 hits to the AS in 1888 but beat 1913.
Evans and Mickey Vernon be the only Mats in the 1s8
Prddy Cecil Stan Buddy Lewis and Bobo Newo
the Sullivan will granted
priority the shoop job held down last opening by Mark
Chrisman.
Myatt will Chattanooga club,
driving town midget Babe Ddrkson Grn
at the golf today and said How about pitching for you?
in great shape Joe Bowman who pitched for the
Phlies Pirates Reds and Red Sox will Wash
ingon's Charlotte farm team
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Win, Lose, or Draw
By BURTON HAWKINS
Steum From the BubbIinq CuuIdron
By BURTON HAWKINS
Ssor Stoff Correspondent

ORLANDO, Fla, 28-Manager Kuhe of the Mats who
thorough student Of baseball injecting wrinkle into
Washngon spring training sessions He insisting sliding
the assumption leaguers
Evening star., 1948-02-29

Totals -26 IL "a Totals - 15 S3S
Score at half-A. U. 81, Randolph
Macon 10.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

Totals 1881 Totals 3
Evening star., 1948-02-29
College Results

Totals 10 s2s Totals 1slI4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-11
Moss Point Is
PROGRESSIVE.

Our business and industrial section is con
stontlY undergoing change =. improve
ments in stores and business establishments
ere seer on every side . testimony to the
fact that here we do not stond still!
.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-11
Moss Point Is
"A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE

The majority of the residents Of Moss Point:
own their own homes. because they know:
thot this is truly their home! There is little
thought of here toduY. gone tomorrow"
They wurmlv love and willingly serve their
city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-11
Moss Point Is
FRIENDLY

Although here one finds On industrious pop
ulution. dedicated to progress. old fashion
ed wormth and friendliness have been re-
toined and cherished!
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-11
Moss Point Offers
Excellent RECREATION

h numerous Waterways adjacent to Moss
Point offer 10 its citizens the finest Of fishing.
swimming and boating facilities 80. q wei
come and peaceful respite from the drive
of q busy world!
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-31
ZION-BENTON HIGH SCHOOL
ELECTION NOTICE

Zion-Benton Township High School,
District No. 1926, Lake County, Illinois
election to be held April 10. Polls will
open at 1900 o'clock noon and close
at 700 p. m. To elect two members
for the board of Education, to serve
for three year terms.
PRECINCT ALI of School District
No. 6, Lake County, Illinois, lying
north of the center line of 9th
Street, Zion, Illinois.
Polling Place - Lakeview School,
Zion, Illinois.
PRECINCT 2-All of School District
No. 6, Lake County, Illinois, lying
south of the center line of 9th
Street and West of the center line
of Eshcol Avenue, Zion, Illinois.
Polling Place - Elmwood School,
Zion, Illinois.
PRECINCT 3-All of School District
No. 6, Lake County, Illinois, lying
south of the center line of 9th
Street and east of the center line
of Eshcol Avenue, Zion, Illinois;
and all that portion Of Community
Consolidated School District No. 3
lying within the corporate limits
of the City of Zion, Illinois.
Polling Place-City Hall Building,
Zion, Illinois.
PRECINCT 4-That portion of Com
nunity Consolidated School District
No. 8, Lake County, Illinois, lying
in Township 46 North, Range II,
East of the 3rd P M. Lake County,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-31
ELECTION NOTICE
For Board of Education

Notice is hereby given that on Sat-
urday, the 10th day of April, 1913,
an election will be held at Lakeview
and Elmwood Schools and Fire Sta
ton in School District No. 6 Coun-
ty of Lake and State of Illinois, for
the purpose of electing.
ONE PRESIDENT and
Two Members of the Board of
Education
For the Full Term
PRESIDENT-ONE YEAR
EMBERS-THREE YEARS
PRECINCT ONE = Including all of
School District No. lying North
of the center line of 9th Street,
Zion, Illinois.
Polling Place: Lakeview School, Zion,
Illinois.
PRECINCT TWO-Including all of
School District No. lying South
of the center line Of 9th Street
and West of the center line of Esh-
col Avenue, Zion, Illinois.
Polling Place: Elnwood School, Zion,
Illinois.
PRECINCT THREE = Including all
of School District No. lying South
of the center line of 9th Street
and East of the Center line of Esh-
col Avenue, Zion, Illinois.
The Polls will be open at 1900 o.
clock Noon and close at 700 o'clock
p. m. of the same day.
By order of the Board of Educa-
ton of said District.
Dated this 29th day of March. 1913.
PAUL G. McEWEN,
President
ATTEST:
C. C. CAPP, Secretary.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-31

Illinois (but excluding that portion
lying within the corporate limits
of the City of Zion, Illinois).
Polling Place-Beach School locat-
ed on Beach Road in Benton Town
ship, Lake County, Illinois.
5-School Districts No. 1
and No. 2 Lake County, Illinois, in
Township 46 North, Range IL, East
of the 3rd P. M. Lake County, ILL
nois.
Polling Place Winthrop Harbor
School, Winthrop Harbor, Illinois.
CLARENCE THOMPSON,
President.
LEBURN O. BOYD,
Secretary.
2t
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-31
ZION PUBLIC GRADE
SCHOOL BOARD

CONTINUED from Page y
dents in this area.
From 30th ST. south there
is very little chance for fur
Their expansion, but from 30th
Street north, you have 13
blocks, some Of them heavily
populated and others rapidly
being built up.
Wouldn't a more central To-
cation between 33rd and 18th
Street be to advantage to those
citizens having to send their
children to this school?
(Signed)
A North Side Resident.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23

Dear Santa Clause
l am sending you my lett n
telling you what | would like 10
have for Christmas they are the
following: first of all | would like
to have an electric train next |
would like to have a cowboy suit
am eight years old ond in tie
second grade. l have always war-t-
ed water pistol SO if you can
please get me one please do
your pal
Richard Handy
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23
L.ETTERST0
SANTA CLAUS

Dear Santa,
| am eight years old and in the
third grade. l have two sisters
and one brother. Their names are
Marjorie, Teresa, and Sseven. /
would like a doll house, some fur
niture for it, doll, some doll
clothes, a harp, a typewriter, a
harp, and some pretty goods to
sew on my sewing machine My
telephone unmber is 5517. Don't
forget all the other boys and girls
Yours truly,
Judy Strayer
Marysville, Ohio
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23

Dear santa | am seven years old?
and in the second grade at Rich
wood. My teochers is Mrs. Obe |
Want a doll, baby buggy and a
Book and a play truck Don't for
get to leave some toys and clothe
for my brothers and sisters Merry
Christmas santa. Betty Pfleider
Redwood, Ohio
Dear Santa
Please bring me a doll house
and an umbrella, house-slippers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYSvLLE. OHIO
Redwood, Ohio
Dec. /, l948

Redwood, Ohio
Dec /, l948
Dear Santa,
| am a girl in the second grade
Please bring me bicycle and
baton. | try to be very good.
your friend,
Ruth Ann Blue
Redwood, Ohio
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a doll house
and a doll. from your friend
Carol Cochran
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23

Redwood ONO R.F .D.l
Dear Santa
Please bring me nice warm
coat a sweater a pair of house
slippers candy and nuts some
toys
Yours with love
Larry Lee Dysert
Dec. 8, l948
Dear Santa,
| am 6 years old and in the lst
grade of school. l live in a little
town by the name of Byhalia and
my ptone no. is 395. l havn't been
too good a girl but have tried
hard so am looking. for you |
would like to have a doll baby
buggy and wagon. | would like
for your helper to come along and
fix some of my old toys. ! also
have little sister 2 yrs old and
don't want to forget her.
Thank you Santa
Poula Sue Ballinger
West Mansfield Ohio
Dec 8. 1948
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a Roy Rogers
COW boy suit. A jeep that has
lights, a tractor with ploWs on it
and a new sweater.
Larry Sheldon
Dear. Santa,
am in the third grade, am
seven years old. My brother wants
an electric train and a football.
] don't know what else he wants.
Magic Skin doll. l have three
l want a sewing outfit. ! want a
dollars in my bank. | am going
to get Mother a potholder for
Christmas.
Hope James
- Your friend
Dear Santa
| want sled for Christmas
and a electric train and some
clothes. Yours truly
~f Benny Cox
Dear Santa
~ Redwood, Ohio
Please bring me sewing ma
From your friend
chine, a doll, and a doll house.
Linda Bob Connolly
from your friend Linda Kay Linn
Dear Santa,
l am little girl seven years
old. I4would like a doll baby, doll
house and furniture also a Upper
billfold. l have brother Gene
four years old. He would like a
wheel barrow, fire truck and tin
ker toy. We like fruit and nuts.
We will be looking for you.
Your friends,
Marcia and Gene Clevenger
Dear Santa,
l am a little girl in the second
grade of school l try to be a good
girl and help my mother. l want a
doll, with real live skin, and with
eyes that open and shut. A set of
dishes, rocking chair and some
house slippers, and clothes to wear
Don't forget my little sister
Ruth Ann, she wants the same as
I. And also bring my baby bro
Their rattle and a big Teddy
Bear Your little girl,
Linda Lou Henry
Dear Santa,
| am 7 yr old and in the End
grade. l try to be a good boy. For
Christmas | would like to have a
train and baton. My sister Peg
gy would like to have a doll
house and furniture. My little
truck and a steam shovel.
Charles Hall
Redwood, Ohio
Dec l, 1948
Dear Santa,
/ am boy in the second grade.
Please bring me bicycle. try
to be very good. your friend,
tS- Freddie Newman
= i
Dec 8, 1948
West Mansfield Ohio
Dear. Santa
l am 5 years old and in the first
grade. / wish you would bring me
a basket ball a wogon and a new
nair of shoes. Some candy and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23
West Mansfield Ohio
Dec 8, 1948

Dear Santa
/ have been a good boy most
of the time. Please bring me a
cowboy suit cap gun and bill
fold. And don't forget my baby
sister and the rest of our family
| would like some candy and nuts
also. Remember all the other
children in the school. My name
is Henry Eastman
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23
Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
am a little girl. | am in the
second grade. l want doll baby,
baby buggy, little dishes, candy,
pocket book, oranges, tangerines
and some nuts your little friend
Janet Arlene Keller
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23
West Mansfield Ohio
Dec 9. l948

Dear Santa:
Please bring me a Roy Rogers
cow boy suit. A jeep that has
lights, tractor with ploWs on it
and new sweater
Larry Sheldon
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23

Dear Santa,
I would love a doll and some
dishes, and a purse for Sunday
s,noul. Love to you
Miriam Rachel Titus
Redwood Ohio Route ane
Redwood Ohio RF,D.1
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23

Dear Santa
Please bring me a nice warm
coat a sweater pair Of house
slippers candy and nuts some
toys
Yours with love
Larry Lee Dysert
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23

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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23

| want sled for Christmas
and a electric train and some
clothes. Yours truly
-s' -...f Benny Cox
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23

Dear Santa
l am 5 years old and in the first
grade. / wish you would bring me
a basket ball wogon and new
pair of shoes. Some candy and
nuts. Your Dearest Friend
Charles Hines
Evening star., 1948-05-23
Births Reported

(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
IPssRh sp4shsm and and PSf sSey Bsesa sso boy BOY;
Reid and Nellie Bennett. boy,
George ir, and Shirley Bruffey, boy.
Donald sHS AHa and Hqh Alice ansDi; chsmbee Boy
william and Leone clune, boy. wy
efss yehn and sna ATene sn sesSs cossisnes s boy.
Walter and Dora Cox, girl:
Matthew va and RIta Don0ne twin girls
Donald and Billie Edwards, boy.
John and Mary Exline. boy.
Morton and Belle Flax. boy.
William and Frances Gaze. sirl.
kehqF kob4F AND and Zen. Isns GamS5 assaS boS so'
Horace and Elsie diliiisnd., boz.
John and Irma Graham, girl.
James, jr.. and Dorothy Gray. Boy,
Lee and Esther GTifnth, boy.
6i7er efRaman and aRa Rzspsh s5a HsTdison Ssoy
Hapefd Hape snd snd Ellen I'.s Jensen. O BOY y0,
29ssne ana ana aaE}ae 9snes po,
William and Ellen Kephart;, boy,
Earl and Elizabeth Marshall. girl.
Anthony and Thelma Matweecha. boy.
Harry and Doro thy Morse, boy.
James and Pearl Mulroe. girl.
Joseph and Dorothy Myrick. girl.
John and Eileen O'Brien. boy.
Maurice End Georsette Painchaud. boy.
Louis and Cora Pearson, girl.
Julius and Irma Peters, boy.
Raymond and Alice Porelle. girl.
Albert and Bernadine Raeder. boy.
Eldon and Jeanette Rogers. girl.
William and Mary Sampselle, boy.
Dale and Helen Shields. girl.
Leo and Greneth Simon, girl.
Redderick and Anna Stancil, girl.
Marshall and Julia Summerlin. girl.
DeTeel and Doris Tiller. boy.
Fulton and Peggy Torreyson. girl.
Charles and Anna VanDercook, boy.
Charles and Alice Weaver, boy.
Maynard and Jeanette Whitney. girl.
Joha and Carlee Williams, boy.
John and Clementine Balthrop. girl.
George and Hattie Banks, boy.
Willie, ir, and Jehrolene Bethel. girl. .
Walter and loretta Boyce, boy.
George ard Ethel Butler. boy.
Clayton and Ethel Harrison, girl
Everard and Margretta Hughes, boy.
John and Jennie Johnson, girl.
Asbury and Rebecca Jones, boy.
Herman and Mary Joyner. boz.
Levi and Sarah Lotion, boz.
George and San Moy, girl.
Frank and Hilda McDougald, IN.
Huitt and Amreta Scott, girl.
Alfred and Louise Simmons, girl.