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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
|NiSei Invited
To Tourney

Nisel ping pong players are in
vited to participate in the weekly
handicap tournament held every
Friday, starting at 7:30 pm. in the
Seattle Table Tennis Courts. 1884,
First Ave. Playing ability will govern
the amount of handicap given, it
was understood.
First round winners will remain
in the championship bracket and
the losers will enter the consolation
division, Trophies and balls will be
given to the winners in each bra
cket.
Everyone who is interested in en-
tering the meet is asked to call Main
$500 during evenings.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles Nobi Furukawa. Foster
Cafe, 234.
Series - Nobi Furukawa, Foster
Cafe, sol.
Team Game. Foster Cafe, 997.
Team Series - Foster Cafe, 2646.
PORTLAND, Greg, Dec. 3-Foster
Cafe. first-round winner, scored a
grand slam by beating the youthful
Victor Ying Lee club, 80, last Fri
day in an Oregon Nisei Bowling
league match at Hollywood Alleys.
The coffee drinkers, especially Nobi
Furukawa who banged out a 234
high-ten and SOL thirty. packed
quite a wallop.
Upsets slowed the progress of two
favored teams Nisei Pool dropped
two to Motor Clinic, and Tuck Lung
was taken twice by j. K. Kida.
The results follow:
KERN PARK co = Komachi 437
Yamasaki AL. J. Fujii 439, Itami
468, T. Okazaki 461; MARAUDERS
ID - Hongo 512. Kagawa 318, Flu
jiwara 1853, Sakamoto $3.50, Kuwa-
hara 1876.
MOTOR CLINIC (2) = Wakama-
tsu 431, Hinatsu 426, Namba 488
Akiyama 452. Kiyokawa 461; NISEl
POOL % = Tanaka 42O, Nakamura
BAT, j. Furukawa 460, Akamatsu 443
FOSTER CAFE 80 Sasaki
489. CT. Sono 500. Shimizu 488, Oni-
shi $40, N. Furukawa SOL; VICTOR
WING (O - Lee Ala, Lum 489, T
Wong Ali, B. Wong 491. Dong ASP
j. K. KIDA 90 = Nakayama 1856
Okazaki 473, Nishino 442, Mishirc
422. Miyoshi 544 TUCK LUNG ~
ID. Lee 450. Louie AIT, L. Lee 397
F. Wong $50, v. Wong 500.
RUSSELLVILLE % = Toya 422
E. Fujii 412, Hara 478, Sugahiro 544
K. Fujii 438; BACHELORS Cd =
F. Nakata ago, F. Tanaka 422, w
Hirata 419. G. Hirata AL, T. Yama.
saki 473
SMOKE SHOP % = S. Akag
$50, E. Saito 448. Sakamoto 482. Y
Akegi 491, T. Saito 523; AzUMA.
NOS % = c. Sono 506, Shiiki 502
Nishiyama AS, Tambara 488, M
! Okazaki SCI
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
The Official
HoopSchedule

ALAKdLA1AgAT iLAk6kArAkdkALAkhHdtAkALA
SATURDAY, Dec. 3
At Fife
800 p.m.-Fffe VS.. Toda's Mon
archs (A
SUNDAY. Dec. 4
At Buddhist
p.m.-WWG VS.. U. w. Goods
Girls.
2 pm.-Rissho VS.. Comets ca.
3 p.m.-Maynard Cafe VS. Cathay
Post (AA).
4 p.m.-Superior Used Cars VS.,
Old Timers (AA).
TUESDAY, Dec. 6
At st. Peters
pm. = Lotus VS.. Anna Rays
Girls
pm. - Chicks VS.. Starlettes
Girls.
pm.-Risshos VS.. Chinatown CA.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 7
At Buddhist
$50 pm.-Midgets VS.. Toda's Mon
archs (A).
7:30 p.m.-Old Crows VS.. Savoys
"a.
$3.50 pm.-King Snak VS.. Fife ca.
$50 pm.-Maynard Cafe VS.. Toku-
da Drug (AAD.
FRIDAY, Dec. 0
At Buddhist
p.m.-Lancers VS.. Chinatown ca
8 pm.-Superior Used Cars VS..
Main Bowl (AA)
pm. - Mercury VS.. Cavaliers
tAA)
SATURDAY, Dec. 10
At Fife
pm-Fife VS.. Old Crows (A).
TUESDAY, Dec. 13
At st. Peters
7 pm.-WWG VS.. Anna Kay'S
Girls.
pm.-U. w. Goods VS.. Starlettes
Girls.
8 pm. Lotus VS.. Chicks Girls.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
Cathay Post Wrecks Superior, Sc to S,
To Stay in Class IA Titular Running;
zee Sparks Tokuda SavOys in Alvin

Ed Wong, Al Mar and Ray 500
pumped in 10. Is and 10 points res
pectively to keep their team very
much in the running for the Glass
AA championship last Wednesday
night in the Seattle Buddhist Audi
forum as Cathay Post 1876 wrecked
Superior Used Cars. Sc to 35
The trio's scoring in the final half
put Cathay on the winning side.
Cathay Post was out in front. 1921,
at half time.
Victory came rather rough for
the Filipino Cavaliers of the Class
AA, but it was sweet just the same.
The Cavaliers spanked the Old
Timers, AZ to SO, in a game which
recorded thirty-five fouls. Center
DelFierro of the Cavaliers potted
eleven points, five from the free
throw line. TAX Yagi and Roy Ia
nagi with IL and held up the Old
Timers attack.
Glass A Tokuda Drug Savoys had
Prank zee in an offensive mood,
and that was perfectly fine as Yee's
seven points aided the squad in
nosing out King Snak. 10 to 10. Roy
Seko, who also had seven for the
losers, had a chance to tie up the
score in the closing five seconds of
the contest but his foul shot mis-
fired.
In another Glass A tilt. the Bap-
fist Comets moved up a notch in
the standings by scalping the Old
Crows, 20 to Is. Ryo Mihara sank
nine points. all in the second half.
to ease the task for the winners.
Game results follow:
SAVOYS (10 - r. zee 7. Hino
4. T. Nakamura, Yoshinaka 2, Koda-
ma 2. Okamura 4; KING SNAK Q8)
-Kurata, Kumasaka 3. r. Seko 7,
B. Seko, Nagamatsu |, Fukuma 2
Katayama, Kawachi 5, Omura.
COMETS 900 Fukuyama 4
oYshino 2, Murakami 6. Ishimitsu
4. Mihara 8. Ito a. OLD CROWS
Q5)-Mano |. G.. Aoyama 2, Mikami
Tomita. Kato .. Inouye 2, Onodera
d. Yorozu. Mizuki 4.
CAVALIERS (4D - Beltran 2, E
Laigo 2, Miguel 2, j. Laigo 2, San
tos 6, DelFierro IL. Murray 3, b
Mamon 2, B. Cantil 4. Mendoza 4
r. Cantil S, Faber 2, Roberts q OIL
TIMERS (36)--Tanagi 0, Hidaka
Muratani d. Funai 4. Yagi II, Ku'
bota 3, Yamada 2. Kawaguchi
Egashira. Ebira.
CATHAY POST $3.50 - A. MAJ
49, 500 10. E. Wong ID. Louie q r
Lee S, H. Wong 4, Chin 2; SUPER
TOR t35)-Miyake 2, r. Sasaki g
Matsui Sakai |, Watanabe 4, f. Sa-
saki 0, Ikeda 2. Takeuchi T. Taxi
saki 4.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
TakanO'S Advance
To First Place
SNGBO STANDINGS
(As of Dec. II

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles = YoYo Konishi, Takano
Studio, 201.
Series = Mitsi Sanico, Martha's
Beauty Salon, ACT.
Team Game = North Coast I'M
porting, 2101.
Team Series = North Coast and
Takano Studio, 731.
Takano Studio forced itself into
the pennant picture of the SNGBO
Seattle Nisei Girls Bowling Orga-
nization) league last Thursday night
by handing Martha's Beauty Salon
a 81 setback in Main Bowl. YoYo
Konishi was tops for Takano's and
Mitsi Sanico for Martha's.
Henry Miyake's Takano girls are
now tied for first place with China
Import & Export which has beer
greatly weakened by the loss of its
outstanding star, Jean Numoto, fol
the season.
China Import was able to salvage
but one game in its struggle against
Metzger's Realty. Metzger's profited
on their LOT pin spot.
No other changes were made in
| the SNGBO standings.
Complete results follow:
TAKANO STUDIO (3) - Yama-
moto 496, D. Kodama 1893. Shimizu
800. M. Ishii 291, Konishi 474; MAR
THA'S Cd = M. Ishikawa 456. Ikeda
316, Y. Taniguchi 299, Maniwa 1863
Sanico 497.
METZGER'S go - Komaki 357
A. Taniguchi 404, Akiyama 377, F
Anal 404, Akiyama BIT; Gle d.
Okada 1886, Yamaguchi 435, Kyonc
1858, Beppu All, Hamano 418.
CHIKATA'S "a = Yamada 1886
Tsue 346, Tanaks 424, Y. Ishii Alb
M. Kodama 1856; GYOKKO KEN
(O = Ono 315, Nishiguchi 389, Do
391, Daty 800, Young ASS.
NORTH COAST (2) Hidaka
Alb, Takahashi 34O Oyama 422, TIE.
rao 469. Nakashima Asst; TALL s
(2) Kitayama AGO. Sakanash
4O1, Dummy Score $50, Yoshida 426
Lew $50.
MINT go : Morimoto 384, Yag
$40, Jinguji 1862. Iwasah 412. Hanads
1896; N. P. Cd = I. Nakauchi $50
Inatsu 1886, Higa $780, Urakawa 388
r. Nakauchi 1856.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
HuSkieS Accept
San Jose Bid

SAN JOSE, Calf. Dec. 3 - Chi
cago Huskies. winner of national
Nisei cage tournament sponsored by
Nisei Vue magazine last weekend
will be the eighth team in the third
national all-Oriental basketball meet
which will be held late this month
here. it was announced today.
The seven other outfits are cham
pionship- defending st. Mary'S Saints
Seattle All-Stars. San Jose YBA
Los Angeles Appliance Saints. Ber-
kelley Nisseis, Mango A. C. and Ha-
waii NAU.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
Seattle AIl-Star
Roster Disclosed

Complete roster of the Seattle
All-Stars who will compete in the
third annual all-Oriental national
basketball tournament in San Jose
late this month, was announced to-
day as follows:
CHINESE-Ray 500, Eddie Wong
Richie Lee, HOWE Wong, David
Wong, Willie Chin, Ed Yaplee.
NISEI = Chuck Kinoshita, Shobo
Full, Mote Yasuda, Seiji Hata
Club Hori, Ray Saito, Gaylord Iva
Saki.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
Shadow NakaShima Hits Strike Area
For 66OSeries to Lead 18th Ave. Squad;
Opens Pin-SheIling with Huge 265 Game
NiSei GridSterS
To Play Sunday

Co-coaches Shire Kashino, Tee
Matsushita and Keiji Sato's Mise
team will tangle with Coach Co.
Rice's Ballard Boys club champion
ship eleven at 2 pm. this Sunday
Dec. 4, in the West Seattle Stadium
Included in the NiSei lineup will
be two local high school players
Toby Watanabe of Franklin and
Ted Kogita of Garfield. Watanabe
fullback, was named on two all
eity selections this year.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
Ed Wong Leader
In Point Race
(As of Nov. 3O)

Eddie Wong, Cathay Post center,
dumped in ID points through the
twines on Wednesday against Sup
erior Used Cars to take the lead in
the AA scoring race. Wong. who
now has 80 counters in three games
or an average of II points per game,
replaced Chur Hori of the Main
Bowl Challengers.
Hori. who has paced the scorers
since the start of the season, has
% points in three games.
Leading scorers in the NVC Com
munity league are as follows:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
.SeattleiteS Eye
Portland Meet

Quite a number of Seattle keglers
will participate in the third annual
Oregon Nisei Bowling Classic to be
held Saturday, Dec. 10, and Sunday
Dec. IL. in the Hollywood Alleys in
Portland, Greg. it was learned today
from Fred Takagi, Main Bow man.
ager
The Portland tournament schedule
follows:
SATURDAY, Dec. 10
and 9 pm.-Team event
SUNDAY, Dec. IL
10 a.m.-Mixed doubles.
II noon and p.m.-Doubles event.
2:l5 and AIS pm.-Singles event.
All entries land fees) must be
turned in by midnight. Dec. 8, to
either Irving Yamasaki or George
Komachi, 1910 S. w. First Ave,
Portland. Oregon.
A bowling mixer and tournament
awards dance is slated on Sunday
night, Dec. IL, in the Spotlight
Club" on S. w Second and Column
bia.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03


There isn't a shadow of doubt left
in the minds of the Nisei Merchants
league bowlers today as to who was
the hottest firecracker last Thurs
day night in Main Bowl.
Shadow Nakashima, who rarely
shows his face around the alleys on
"off-league' days, bombed the woods
for a tremendous $50 series, a mark
which would make any Major or
Classic star sigh with envy.
Rolling for 14th Ave. Service ag-
ainst Mt. Baker Cafe, Nakashima
opened up the pin-shelling with a
265 which included string of seven
strikes. Then he called it quits for
the night with 215 second and 1870
third games. Fourteenth Ave, of
course, took three from Mt. Baker
Closest man to Nakashima's ex-
cellent effort was Captain Shig Su-
mioka of the league-le ding Tad's
who knocked over Higashi's, 80.
Sumioka assembled 227, ZIG and 1870
for 633 series.
Complete scores follow:
FOURTEENTH AVE. 90 = H.
Nakashima $50. j. Hayashi 459. N.
Suyama Alb. Takasumi 532, I. Ma
kashima $50; MT. BAKER (0) -
Niwa $40, Horikawa 379, ]. Fujita
429, A. Yamaguchi 437, Murakami
407.
TAD'S 90 = Sumioka 633, j. Ia
mura 478, M. Shibuya 524, Fujimoto
$40, Asaba 538; HIGASHI'S (0)-
Tsuboi 444, Nishimura 400, Tsuji
$50. T. Shimizu 456, Higashi 432.
HATTORI'S (2)-Kuramoto 474.
Akada 535. S. Nakagawa ass, F. Ma
kagawa $40, Fukei $50; WEST
COAST % - Minato SIT. Kyono
SIG, Anal 435, Kanemori AS, Hirai
485.
KINOSHITA'S (3-Yaguchi SOS,
Y. Fujita 432, K. Okada 466, H. Ia
nabe 554. Osaka 468; CATHAY
POST OR. Eng 410. P. Wong
41O, K. Eng 1853, Hamasaki 463, D
Wong 474.
SEVENTH AVE. (2) MiZuki
461. Hirayama 1873, K. Tamura 467
Ideta 442, Yamasaki SOB; o. K. Cd
--Hiroo 423. Yamada ATS, Dummy
Score $780, Nakamichi 436, Takemura
519.
RICHARDS % = Omoto 522
Terada SOB, T. Okada 482, S. Shi-
mizu 397, Nakamura 478; MAY
NARD ID - Iwasaki All, Yoshitake
526. Jinguji 419, Edamura AL, De-
guchi 464
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03

WEDNESDAY, Dec. Ia
AT Buddhist
$50 pm.-Midgets VS. Old Crows
"a.
7:3O p.m-Rissho VS.. Gyokkoken
Crows tA).
$3.50 p.m.-Comets VS.. Chinatown
"a.
$50 p.m.-Maynard Cafe VS.. Old
Timers tAA).
FRIDAY. Dec. Is
Al Buddhist
$3.50 pm.-Old Crows VS. China
town ca.
7:30 p.m.-Gyokkoken Crows VS..
Toda's Monarchs ca.
$3.50 p.m.-Cathay Post VS.. Old
Timers (AA).
$50 pm.-Tokuda Drug VS.. Caya-
liers (AA).
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03


Times, 1886
Series = Manabu Fujino, Red
Front Tavern, GAO
Team Game = Magazines, 964.
Team Series - Northwest Times.
1922.
Take fast look at the Nisei Com
mercial league standings.
Magazines boys are still in the
number one position, and they re-
tanned it last Tuesday night in Main
Bowl by banking Puget Sound We
getable Growers Association Sum-
ner), 80. Magazines cashed in on
Tommy Namba's 621.
Northwest Times earned undis-
puted possession of second place by
rolling over tough Red Front Tav-
ern three times on a 1922 scratch
series, the high of the night. Ma
nabu Fujino of the tavern came up
with a terrific $40 series to give
Northwest Times a frightening time
Toki Mizuki of Northwest Times
missed 600 by ten pins.
Sakahara's slipped to third place
bowling to Royal Amusement by q
81 count. Shoichi Suyama of Royal
had a 572 series.
In other contests, Fiedler's beat
Jackson Grocery, 81; 18th Ave
Service downed Cathay Post, 81;
and Superior whitewashed Puget
Sound Laundry (Tacoma), 80
Brownie Nomura of Superior was Il
pins shy Of 900.
The results follow:
MAGAZINES 80 = Tanaka SOB
T. Shibuya $50, Militia $50, Nambs
62l, Tsuji $50; PSVGA co. = Osaka
478, Shigio 499, Kiyohara 437 Ots
462, Maebori $40.
NORTHWEST TIMES 80 - va
masaki $50, Fukei GIG, MiZuki 500
Kuniyuki Sis, Takemura 542 REL
FRONT TAVERN (0) = G. Tanag
498, Nishimoto 545, Hamasaki Sal
Ihashi $50. Fujino $40.
ROYAL AMUSEMENT (2) Iva
saki 524. Yamaguchi 495, Sugawar'
SOB, Kuranishi 500, S. Suyama 572
SAKAHARA'S % = r. Tanagi 442
T. Hidaka ATS. Ideta 502, Cyan;
518. Fujiwara 513.
SUPERIOR 90 = Yokoyama 494
o. Tsuchikawa 437, Sasaki 480, No
mura 585, Takagi 562; P. S. LAUN
DRY (O = John Asahara AGO, Jo
/ Asahara 459, H. Tanabe 453, F. Hida
ka 495, Ysmane 487.
TWELFTH AVE. 90 - Nagasaw;
464. Yoshijima AL, ]. Koga 439, M
Koga 434, Asaba. $40 CATHA1
POST Cd - Poy 447. Coon 452. Ma
$40. Flung 462, Chinn 482
FEEDERS (2) Yamamot
534, Furuta 524, Kimura Sis, Tad
| 563. Takahashi 488; jackson
GROCERY % = B. Nakata sol
Maekawa STA, T. Nakata 400, Mono
Ga 421, Urskawa 5C5
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
Long Beach NiSei
Has CSC Series!

LONG BEACH, Calf, Dec. 3
Highest series fired in the Nisei
Mixed FivesOme league here is by
Kuma ShimamotO who had 686
earlier in the season.
Last weekend, Hatch Kannow
came up with the second highest
series of the current year by bang
ing out a $50 which included a
PSI game.
PatrOniZe Your Advertisers
Tn Tho NorthweSt TineG
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
Foster SweepS
ONBL. Series

OREGON NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS
(As of Nov. 25)
WI
Foster Cafe 3 0
Taylor st. Smoke Shop 2 l
Kern Park 2
Motor Clinic 2 l
j. K. Kida 2
Russellville 2 l
Azumano's 2
Tuck Lung Co. 2
Bachelors 2
Nisei Pool 2
Marauders 2
Victor Wing Lee Post lat 0 3
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
Magazines Still
Pace mel Here
NISEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
MINIMIZE

NISEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
(As of Nov. 29)
w L
Magazines 80 9
Northwest Times "a Is
Sakahara's % II
Red Front Tavern 81 Is
Royal Amusement 81 10
Superior Used 20 10
P. S. Laundry (Tacoma) 10 20
Cathay Post 10 20
FEEDERS Chevrolet 16 %
PSVGA (Sumner) 16 %
Jackson Grocery Ia rs
18th Ave. Service IL q
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03
NISEI MERCHANTS LEAGUE
STANDINGS

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles Shadow Nakashima,
18th Ave, 265.
Series = Shadow Nakashima, 14th
Ave-, $50.
Team Game - Tad's, 958.
Team Series - Tads, 1858.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-03

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles Budd Fukei, Northwest
Times 236.
Series Manabu Fujino, Red
Front Tavern, $40.
Team Game Magazines, 964.
Team Series - Northwest Times
1922
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETING HELD RECENTLY

The Young Women's Mission
ary society of the First Church
of Christ met recently at the
home of Mrs. Athel Pitts with
Mrs. Marshall Devolld as COM
panion hostess.
Mrs. Frank Radcliffe had charge
Of the business meeting.
The devotional study was in
charge of Miss Della Boyd and
Mrs. Paul McVay read the scrip
ture lesson. Miss Laura Ramsey
gave an article on the topic, THE
Everlasting Gospel in North Am
erica".
Those present were Mrs. Reese
McGoldrick, Mrs. A. G. Van
Fleet, Mrs. Woodrow Boyd, Mrs.
James Steiner, Miss Laura Ram
sey, Mrs. Robert Long, Miss Lii
liam Harkins, Mrs. Frank Rad
cliff, Mrs Waldo DeVolld, Mrs
Fern Davis, Mrs. Paul McVay,
Mrs. R. D Buckley, Mrs. Chester
Hayes, Miss Della Boyd and the
hOSteSSeS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12
Good Neighbors Club
At MendenhaN Home

The Good Neighbors Club spent
an enjoyable day with Mrs. Cal
win Mendenhall on May 5. Quilt
ing and sewing quilt blocks were
the main diversions of the day.
An interesting item of the bust
ness meeting was the relating of
Good Neighbor Deed" which
each member received since the
previous meeting.
Those present were: Mrs. Rol-
land Elliott, Mrs R. E Iams, Mrs.
Ivan Groves, Mrs. Ellis Shep-
pard, Mrs George Lawrence,
Mrs. N. H. Bigley, Mrs. Wiley
Bigley, Mrs. Junior Wilson, Mrs.
L. S Ramsey, Mrs Rudy Combs,
Mrs Bliss Iams, Mrs. Robert
Blake, Mrs. Woodrow Boyd, Mrs.
Herbert Ramsey, Mrs. Laura
Ramsey, Robert and Virginia
Bigley, Ruth and Gladys Combs,
Joan and Faye Groves, Rebecca
Blake, Lois Elliott, Carolyn Jean
Lawrence, Peggy Ramsey, Joan
! Boyd, Janet Mcndenhall and the
hostess, Mrs. Calvin Mendenhall.
Guests included Mrs. Walter
! Ramsey and Mrs. Bertha Fortney
The next meeting Will be held
at the home Of Mrs. c.. w. Par
rish, June 2. All members are
| urged to be present.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12
SODALITAS LATINA CLUB
ENJOYS OUTING FRIDAY

Members of the Sodalitas Lat
ina club of the Caldwell high
school enjoyed an outing Friday
evening at the Playground. Soft
ball and outdoor games were en-
joyed, followed by a bounteous
picnic supper.
Those who enjoyed this occa-
sion were Joan Ackley, Elaine
Heddleson, Doris Polling. Lois
Roberts, Nancy Secrest, Rebecca
Shroyer, Donald Bates, Gerald
Bates, Charles Douglas, David
Huprich, Hugh Walters, Ruby
Caldwell, Rita Crock, Dana
Faulkner, Charlene Harris, Pat
ty King, Dolores Landaker, Don
ma Pitts, Ginger Ralston, Ruth
Annette Smith, Kathleen Tilton,
Virginia Webster, Louise Week
ley, Robert Black, Eddie Ditch,
Jack Fowler, Richard McGinnis,
James Potts and the club adviS-
or, Miss IneZ Clark.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12
Mrs. Dale Ackley Is
Installed AS President
IOf Y. F. W. Auxiliary

The annual inspection and in
stallation of officers of the auXll-
iary to Noble county post No.
472l, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
was held Monday evening, May
9, in the V. F. w. hall with Mrs.
George Singleton, of GAINESVILLE,
as installing officer.
Mrs. Ada Ackley heads the
group as the new president and
other officers installed are as
follows: Mrs. Georgiabelle Cutler,
senior vice-president; Mrs. Doro-
thy Kuntz, junior vice-president;
Mrs. Lula Mcdonald, treasurer;
Mrs. Mary M, Haines, secretary;
Mrs Cleo Hutchins, chaplain;
Mrs. Ethel Moore, conductress;
Mrs. Betty Gordon, Mrs. Amy
Rucker, Mrs. Emma Mcdonald
and Mrs. Mary Scherr, color
bearers; Mrs. Betty Gordon,
trustee; Mrs. Frances B. Miller,
guard; Mrs. Norma Carter, his
torian; Mrs. Thelma Estadt, pa
triotic instructor, and Mrs. Phyl-
lis Brown, musician.
One candidate, Ruth Winberg,
was initiated.
Visitors from GAINESVILLE auxil-
iary were Flossie Ward, install
ing conductress Ada McCutheon,
Minnie Fiester, Mabel Parsons,
Flora Finley, Lura Vaughn, La
homa Shinn, Barbara Boles, BeS-
sic Neeland and Marie Jeffery.
Refreshments were enjoyed
following the meeting.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12
Crum Ridge Sewing
Circle Holds Meeting

Mrs. Rosetta Crum was hostess
to members of the Crum Ridge
Sewing Circle on Thursday, May
5 at her home.
Quilting was the main diver
sion of the day.
A dinner served cafeteria style
was enjoyed at noon by the fol-
lowing members: Mrs. Grace
Wells, Mrs. Irene Mallett, Mrs.
Golda Nesselroad, Mrs. Madeline
Mallett, Mrs. Edith Crum, Mrs.
Iona Morrison, Mrs. Elsie
Thompson, Mrs. Lottie Crum and
the following guests: Mrs. Elean-
or Thompson, Miss Mary Mae
Nesselroad, Paul Wells, Miss
Nancy Morrison and Vernon
Crum.
During the business session,
plans were discussed for a pic
mic and Mrs. Gerald Thompson
was accepted as a new member
Of the circle. Lovely birthday
gifts were presented Mrs. Betty
Kirkbride and Mrs. Rosetta
Crum. Contests were enjoyed
with Mrs. Irene Mallett winning
the prize and Mrs. Edith Crum
the "booby prize.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Betty Kirk
bride in June.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12
THOMPSON HOSPITAL NOTES

On Tuesday, May 3, the small
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Wat
son of the Summerfield commun-
ity underwent minor surgery.
Mrs. Nellie Kemp, Caldwell,
underwent minor surgery, May
3.
Dolores Farson, of Dexter City,
underwent an operation for the
removal of her tonsils, May 3.
Roy King, east of Caldwell,
underwent minor surgery, May
3.
On Thursday, May 5, Ralph
Robinson, of Sarahsville, was
treated. for burns received when
gas exploded.
Tuesday, May 10, George, the
small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Hayes, of Caldwell, underwent
a tonsil operation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12
Ruth Marie Dudley
Announces Engagement

The engagement of Miss Ruth
Marie Dudley and Lewis E
Krouskoupf has been announced
by the bride-elect's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy F. Dudley, of Cum
beriand. Mr.. Krouskoupf is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Krouskoupf of GAINESVILLE.
Miss Dudley is employed al
Bailey's and will be graduated
from. Cumberland high school
this year.
The prospective bridegroom is
employed by the Eppley Furnace
Co. He attended Adamsville and
GAINESVILLE schools and served
three years in the navy in World
War II.
The wedding will take place on
August 7.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12
Opal Brumbach Hostess
w. S. G.. S. Circle No. |

Mrs. Henry Brumbach was the
hostess to members of Circle No
/, w. S. c. S., of the First MethO-
dist .hurch recently at her home
on North street for the May
meeting.
Mrs. H. c. Secrest had charge
of the program and Miss Alice
Cutler led the devotionals. Mrs.
John Shamhart reviewed the
chapter in the study book on
Puerto Rico.
An election of officers was held
and they are as follows, presi-
dent, Mrs. Roy Smith; ice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Lawrence Nichols; sec
retary, Mrs. John Shamhart
treasurer, Mrs. Herschel Jordan;
Sunshine secretary, Mrs. Madge
Davis and reporter, Mrs. W. H
Carter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-12
Dinner Enjoyed Sunday
At H0smer FarsOn Home

Mr. and Mrs. HOSmer Farson
entertained with a dinner on
Mothers Day at their home in
the Dexter City community.
Covers were arranged for Mr.
and Mrs. Fult Hughes, Nora
Hughes, Duke Hughes, Vernon
Hughes, Luetta Hughes and chill
dren, Betty, Shirley, Vernon and
Larry Dean; Roscella McAuley
Mr.. and Mrs. John SWank and
daughters, Beverly, Ruth and
Doris, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Farson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Chandler,
Joe Bigley, Frank Ermine, Mrs.
Mary Ermine, Gertrude Marquis,
Betty Lou Farson, Robert Far
son and the host and hostess.
The day was spent socially.