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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-08-05

Bazaar Plans

Mrs. M. Z. Johnston, bazaar
chairman, for the st. Paul's Ep-
iscopal Junior Guild announced
that the next work meeting will
be i'm her home, Wednesday ev-
ening, August 10.
The meeting will be a combln-
alton sewing and painting ses-
sion and members are asked to
bring both small and large
brushes and any small cans of
paint. Mrs. Johnston also sug-
gests that participants dress IN
suitable clothing for this under
taking.
AT the last meeting discus
sion brought out plans for two
new booths for the bazaar to be
held the weekend before Thanks
giving. These will be for an
tioues which will be sold under
the direction of Mrs. Stanley Ran
dolph with Mrs. Lance Reed as
sisting and a Friendly Elk
change" where outgrown but
good articles such as children's
clothing will be sold with Mrs.
Rutherford in charge.
A new undertaking, "The Jun
ior Guild Pantry Packet" which
will consist of jams, jellies,
pickles, and other canned fruits,
all homemade, is being planned
bv Mrs. F. P. Meverden and Mrs.
A. B. Anell.
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Bride-To-Be Is
Feted At Shower

Miss Mary Ellen Booth, Pasco,
whose marriage will be an event
of early August in Seattle, was
the motif of a delightful neigh
borhood party last Thursday eve.
ming when Mrs. Robert Glen and
her daughter, Mrs. Richard Gibb'
entertained at a kitchen shower
at the Glen home. = .
Bridgeswas enjoyed during the
evening with honors going to
Mrs. ]. w. Greenwich and Mrs
E. M. White.
Roses from the Glen rose gar.
den were used on the mantel'
piece while summer flowers, also
from the Glen garden were used
on the tea table.
Mrs. G.. L. Booth, mother of the
: honored guest, presided at the
tea service. 49,
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Two Share Honors
At Lodqe Party

Mrs. c. P. Hall and Mrs. Jack
Crawford shared hostess honors,
Monday evening entertaining
members Of the Past Noble
Grand'S club of the Rebekah
To- e at the Crawford home IN
PaSco.
Sweetpeas, gladioli and other
summer flowers were used in the
rooms. Mrs. A. N. Lucas, presi.
dent, presided over the clubs
business and Mrs. H. F. Hut.
Crimson officiated in her duties
as secretary.
Pinochle was in play at 5 tables
with prizes going to Mrs. John
T. Pulliam, Mrs. c. E. Culver
and Mrs. A. E. Kelly.
Mrs. Floyce Paulsen of Kenne-
wick and Mrs. Gus Clemans of
Tacoma were guests for the ev-
ening. Others in attendance in
Guided Mrs. Culver, Mrs. N. P.
Peterson, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Hattie
I. Smith, Miss Lorinda Savage,
Mrs. H. L. Clemans, Mrs. Pulliam,
Mrs. Victor L. Pangle, Mrs. S. F.
Schanno, Mrs. D. F. Rodkey, Mrs.
w. N. Lewis, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs.
Don o. Erickson, Mrs. Carl R.
Bergmann, Mrs. Hutchinson and
the hostesses.
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Four Entertain
Friendship Club

Mrs. Lee Love, Mrs. Robert
Lenhart, Mrs. Roy Lamb and
Mrs. A. N. Lucas shared hostess
hoi1ors last Thursday evening
when they were hostesses to
members of the Friendship club
of the Rebekah lodge. The Lucas
home was abloom with lovely
flowers from her garden.
Mrs. Geraldine Bruner, vice.
president, presided over the bust.
ness meeting in the absence OF
Mrs. Alma Lester, president.
Pinochle was the evenings di.
version with prizes going to
Mrs. Louise Jacobson and Mrs.
Irma Rodkey with the draw prize
going to Mrs. Grace Slska.
Mrs. Hattie /. Smith, who has
been absent from the meetings
the past year due to illness, was
welcomed into the fold. Mrs. S. S.
Kempton was a guest for the
evening as was Mrs. Eva Hall, a
former member.
Enjoying tlle injecting WcIS
Mrs. Bruner, Mrs. Oda D. Cox,
Mrs. Lila Clemans, Mrs. Irma
Louise Erickson, Mrs. Jacobson,
Mrs. Ina Lewis, Mrs. Frances
Pangle, Mrs. Elsie Lilley, Mrs.
Frances Kilbury, Mrs. Floyce
Paulsen, Mrs. Hazel Richardson,
Mrs. Rodkey, Miss Lorinda Saw.
age, Mrs. Beulah Myklebost, Mrs.
Esther Sawyers, Mrs. Smith, Mrs
Anna Schanno, Mrs. Arvilla
Stinson, Mrs. Florence Weibel,
Mrs. Ziska, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Kemp
ton and the hoStesSeS.
HoStesseS drawn for the Sep
= TENDER meeting are Mrs. Saw.
yers, Mrs. Paulsen, Mrs. Welbel
and Mrs. Beatrice Lee.
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Miss Wagenaar
Is Wed Sunday

The marriage of Miss Bonita
wagenaar, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Wagenaar OF Ken.
newick, to Paul Prickett, was a
quiet affair of Sunday morn.
ing, the ceremony performed at
Stevenson, at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Card,
Kennewick, were the only at
tendants.
The bride, graduate Of the
Kennewick high school this past
spring, has been employed at
the ]. c. Penney store, while the
bridegroom, formerly a resident
of Vancouver, is employed at
the Kennewick Safeway store.
They are making their home
at 9O6 w. Entiat, Kennewick.
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Portland NUptioIs
Of Interest Here

An early July wedding which
took place in All Saints Episco-
pal church of Portland, July 9,
held particular interest for Pasco
oldtimers, when c. Wallace Sag
er, son of Mrs. Floyd ]. Duryee
(Melsie Letson-Sager) of Port.
land and Clarence E. Sager OF
Mayfield Kentucky, was married
to Miss Patsy Ruth Walker,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam E. Walker of Portland.
The Rev. l.. Keiter officiated
at the candlelight ceremony
which was attended by more than
300 friends and relatives.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a formal
wedding gown Of white taffeta,
the deep yoke of imported net
giving the off-shoulder effect
to the fitted bodice, and a seal.
loped bertha giving the cap-sle.
eve effect. Her finger-tip veil
of imported net was held in
place with a sweetheart tiara OF
self French net. The bride car.
ried her grandmother's white
prayerbook on which rested
white orchids. Her bridal ensem.
BILE was completed with French
net mitts.
Maid of honor was the brides
cousin, Miss Margot Fletcher OF
Portland, Miss Thelma Lund'
baum of Gresham, Ore, was
bridesmaid and the brides young
sister, Miss Judith Walker, was
Junior bridesmaid.
Floyd ]. Duryee acted as best
man for his stepson and the
brides brother, William E. Wal.
ker, Jr., and Leighton Aikens, OF
Gresham were the ushers.
Mr.. Sager had his schooling In
the Pasco and Bend schools and
after the wedding reception
which was held in the church
parlors, he and his bride left
on a two weeks wedding trip
along the northwest coast. After
September 1 they will be at home
to their friends in their new
home, 1855 NE. Lincoln, Port
land.
Guests at the wedding and re-
ception who are known to Pasco
folk were the bridegroom's IA
Their Clarence Sager from May
field, Kentucky; Mrs. Loren May.
bee and family of Seattle ano
Mrs. Loren Jean Maybee Petite
and her two sons, Marc and Ty'
rome, of Seattle.
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PinochIe Club To
Hold Meet AUG. rs

Members OF the 571 Pinochle
club of Pasco will be entertained
August Is by Mrs. Glen Rolph
and Mrs. Warren Penny.
At last Thursdays meeting,
Mrs. Edith Taber and Mrs. Clair
Phillips shared hostess honors
when the membership met at the
Phillips home on Henry street.
Al yely floral arrangement OF
pastel gladioli was a gift to the
hostesses from Mrs. L. L. Brains
ga en-. Mrs. A. A. Turya, Mrs.
Penny and Mrs. Rolph received
honorS.
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NEWS BRIEFS FROM PASC0

dav for a visit with Mrs. Ziska's
mother, Mrs. ]. w. Hays, ST., and
members of the family. Wayne
Peters, Jr., of Yakima was also
a visitor at the Hays home this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. L. E. Bennett had
as their guests over the week.
end MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Page of
Seattle, who visited here from
Saturday until Monday. Otfler
guests at the Bennett home over
the week end were Howard Hill
and Bill, Pidge of Curlew, Wn;,
who flew down in a new '49
Beachcraft plane.
MIR. and Mrs. P. o. Johnson re-
turned Saturday from a two
weeks motor trip spent visiting
relatives in Lyden, Puyallup and
OLYMPIA. They also made tine
loop tour of the Olympic PENN
Sula.
Mrs. p. w. Green of Riverview
has as her guests for the next
two weeks her daughter law,
Mrs. P. w. Green, Jr., and small
son Peter, who arrived Tuesday
from New Orleans. Another guest
who will receive a big welcome
in the Green home this week is
Mrs. Green's son Robert D. Green,
who has not been home since he
left for the European war theater
six years ago, and who is ar.
irving Saturday from Adds Alb
ba, ETHIOPIA. Since receiving his
discharge from the army about
two years ago he has been a pi'
lot flying for the Ethiopia All
Lines. Mrs. Green's son, 1t. P. W.
Green, navy filler, whose widow
and small son ar evisiting Mrs
Green lost his life in the Pacific
in February, 1947.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Jamisor
came down from Yakima last
week end to attend the Water
Follies and visit with Mrs. Jami
sons sister, Mrs. William Bailey
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey left Tues
day by motor for Great Falls
Mont, to visit for the remainder
of the week there with Mr.. Bal
ley's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Silvey.
Mrs. Grant Stfingham Sn6
young daughters, Sarah and
Mary Jane, left Wednesday fol
Portland where they will visit
with Mrs. Stringham's sister, Mrs
Rupert Roland, and while there
will also be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. S. Westergard, formerly
/ of Pasco. They will also visit
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Huber in
Vancouver, Wash, and with
another sister of Mrs. Stringham.
Mrs. L. C. Duff and family in
Longview. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Avery and
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Ault were Wis.
itors at Wallowa Lake for week
end of boating and horseback
riding. ~. -.
Mrs. Ray B. Lee returned the
end of the week from a two
weeks visit in New Westminster
B. c., with relatives. James Lewis
Pete) Lee also arrived in Pascc
the end of the week from San
Francisco where he is a CHIEF
pharmacist in the navy. He and
his father, Ray B. Lee are spend
ing a few days of this week in
Seattle visiting his brother Ro'
bert Lee.
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tuesdays Play
Results In Tie

Mrs. Ralph Jeide, KenneWlck
with a low net of 70 tied with
Mrs. Roy Cornell of Pasco in the
"hackwards tournament" play at
the Tri.City Country club Tues.
day morning.
Next Tuesdays tournament
competition will be In charge OF
Mrs. Paul Richmond and Mrs.
John Currie, both of Kennewlck.
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Rv MRS. FLORENCE NAYLoR
Rv HERALD CORRESPONDENT

sy HERALD CORRESPONDENT.
Paul Blanton, Jr., is entertain
ing two house guests this week
at the home of parents, MIR. ana
Mrs. Paul Blanton, Sr. They are
Bill Gardner and Richard Finne-
egan of Gig Harbor. Bill Gardner
is a former Pasco boy and at
tended nigh school here, and was
prominent in athletics, until two
years ago. He now attends Olym-
pic Junior College in Bremerton.
Mrs. F. E. HARDWOOD returned
home Saturday from Seattle,
where she has been a patient at
the Virginia Mason hospital for
the past month. For the past two
son of Reno, New, who have been
following surgery.
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomp.
san of Reno, New, who have been
visiting IN Pasco with Mr.. Thorn.
pson's mother, Mrs. Robert Grant
and his sister, Mrs. H. ]. Liberty
were honor guests at a family
dinner Tuesday evening at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. r. N.
Richardson, who had as co-hos-
tess for the dinner another aunt,
Mrs. Anna Thompson OF Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson lett
Wednesday to return home by
way of Seattle and Portland, and
were accompanied as far as
Portland by Mrs. Grant.
Mrs. Ralph Prickett has as heI
guests this week her two sisters
Mrs. M. HAIRLESS of Butte, Mont.
and Mrs. Ruth Hodge from Port
land. Mrs. Prickett's mother
Mrs. Augustus Maynard OF Con
nell is also with her, convaleSc'
ing from a recent illness at Oul
Lady Of Lourdes hospital.
| Miss Judy Ellison, Miss Rahms
Smith and Miss Sophie Cosmar
are spending a ten day vacation
visiting friends in Seattle ano
Coast points. Including a trlI
| to Victoria, B. c.
Mrs. Josie Mae Pyles, with hel
granddaughter and grandson
Susan and Paul Shelley, are
leaving the first of the week fol
an extended visit with Mrs
PyIe's daughter, Mrs. R. N. How
ton and family in Florence, Mon
tana.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernese Huber LEI
today for a ten day motor trip Il
coast points. They will spene
some time visiting in Belling
ham and will also drive up init
British Columbia.
| Mrs. ]. ]. Manfred and children
| left Monday for Sand Point, Ida.
for a visit with Mrs. Manfred!
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Non
ELL, and her sister, Mrs. ]. c
Beste, and family.
| Mrs. N. w. Matthews ane
small son, Tommy, returned Sat
urday from a months vacation
| spent visiting Mrs. Matthew!
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mohr
in Bellingham, and with her sis
tiers, Mrs. Lloyd Rainford in Ev
erson, Wn and Mrs. George Hes
| selgrabe in Sumas, Wash.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hick!
returned the end of the weel
from a three weeks trip to Gin
cinnati, Ohio, where MI. Hick
| attended the regular semi. annu
al meeting of the board OF Trus
tees of the Grand Lodge OF tn
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Ziska o
| ~..;,,oI I@xy Yonfnp TllnS
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Shower Honors
Bride-To-Be

A pre-nuptial shower honorlng
Miss Bonita Wagenaar, OF kenn'
ewick, whose marriage to Victor
pickett took place Sunday morn
ing at Stevenson, Miss Wilma
Showalter of Richland and her
mother, were hostess at misc
ellaneous shower Wednesday ev..
ening at the Wagenaar nome
in Kennewick.
Guests at the informal party
were co.worker's of the bride-to-
he at the Kennewick j. c. Penney
store.
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Penny'S Personalities
BY MRS. FRANCES PENNY

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Frey, ST.,
and son, Raymond, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frey, Jr., and two daughters
spent from Tuesday until Satur-
day at BayvieW on Lake Pend
Oreille in Idaho on a fishing trip.
Elmer Conrad returned home
from Tacoma Saturday after be-
ing confined there for the post
three weeks in the Northern Pa
cific hospital.
Mrs. Frances Potter of Gig Har-
Dor spent Sunday and Monday
here visiting at the home of Mrs.
Edith Tabor. She was on her
way to Walla Walla to visit with
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davenport
and family of Waitsburg were
Sunday guests at the home of,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Thompson. :
MIR. and Mrs. j. M. Frey, ST.,
and son, Raymond, left Wednes-
day evening to spend the re-
mainder of the week in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davis and
grandchildren, Joey and Sandra
Davis of jacksonville, Calf,
spent Sunday and Monday here
with their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Huston. They were on their
way to Yakima and to Lake Lou
Use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank GretZ and
daughters, Shirley Ann and
Rosemary, left Thursday for the
coast to spend the weekend. In
Seattle they will visit with Mrs.
Gretz's sister and husband, MIR.
and Mrs. Wilfred Hatten. They
will go on to Bellingham to visit
Mrs. Gretz's brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie. Sharp.
Mrs. G. 0. Erskin was hostess
at a birthday party Wednesday
when she entertained a group
of little friends of her son, Bob
by, on his fourth birthday. The
afternoon was spent playing
games.
: Those helping little Bobby eel
citrate the occasion was Jenifer
Scott, Jeff Jumper, Martin &C.
schwin, Phillip Tilton, Paula
Turya, Joesy and Richard Nc
Whorter and Johnny Godfrey of
San Diego, Calf.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey and
daughter, Miss Elsie Harvey, of
Olympia visited here Monday
with their son and brother and
his family, DR.. and Mrs. George
Harvey. They were accompanied
by Miss Marilyn Harvey, who
had spent the past two months
| in Olympia with her grandmoth.
Ter and aunt. Tuesday morning
they left for Vancouver to visit
friends before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cunning
ham and daughters, VERNE Ann
and Marilyn, accompanied by
Carol Penny, spent Sunday eve
ming in Walla Walla visiting
with Mrs. Cunningham's par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. John Walker.
Claude H. Smith and George
Warner were in Bruce Tuesday to
be employed for the day.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh c. Brooks
returned home Saturday from a
trip to Berkeley, Calf. They had
spent a week there visiting their
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Brooks and daughter,
Roberta Anne. They also visited
at Stockton and Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Thompson
drove to Walla Walla Thursday
and spent the day visiting at the
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Po+luck Luncheon

Members of Circle No. 1 of
the First Methodist church in
Pasco will enjoy a 1890 pot
luck luncheon Thursday noon,
in Hatten hall.
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AAolilC VI 1ui. anu NILS. WI. M. Dice.
Stan Morris returned home
from Great Falls, Mont, Satur-
day. He has been employed
there.
The "571" Pinochle club of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainren held
their July meeting Thursday
evening at the Clair Phillips
home. Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Philips and Mrs.
Edith Tabor. A short business
meeting was held by Mrs. Lillian
Rolph, president.
Three tables of pinochle was
in play during the evening. Priz-
es were won by Mrs. A. A. Turya,
high; Mrs. Warren Penny, second
high, and Mrs. Lillian Rolph, the
travelling prize.
Anniversary gifts were receiv-
ed by Mrs. D. 0. Baumgartner,
Mrs. J. A. Keene, Mrs. Robert
Tingley and Mrs. John Frey, Jr.,
from their Mystery Sisters.
Those attending the club were
Mrs. w. J. Roberts, Mrs. ]. A.
Conner, Mrs. A. A. Turya, Mrs.
Hazel Beck, Mrs. L. L. Brian, Mrs.
D. o. Baumgartner, Mrs. Lillian
Rolph, Mrs. ]. w. Mulligan, Mrs.
John Engelke, Mrs. E. L. God
frey pand Mrs. Warren Penny.
Hostesses for the August
meeting will be Mrs. Rolph and
Mrs. Penny.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. I. Thompson this past
week were Mrs. Thompson's sis
ter, Mrs. Cliye Pearson and son,
Fritz, and daughter, Fay, of Will
lamina, Ore. Tuesday Mrs.
Thompson's brother, Bill Harris
of Tacoma, came to spend a few
days here. Miss Jacqueline Rupp
of Richland was also a dinner
guest in their home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Tabor
left Sunday on a two weeks va
cation trip to Priest Lake.
Mrs. Orrin Downs and infant
daughter returned home from
Kadlec hospital Friday. The lit
tie Miss was born July Is and
has been named Winifred jean
Mrs. Downs is the former De-
1ores Keene.
ED, NOTE: The following
news arrived too late for publ
cotton last week and is includ.
ed in this weeks column.
Leslie Gartin returned nome
from the Veterans hospital In
Vancouver, Wn., and is here at
the home of his mother, MIS-
Daisy Meats.
Mrs. Gussie Case went to wal.
Ia Walla Sunday and attended
the wedding of James Rlenklns'
a former Pasco resident.
Harold Worthington is confln'
ed to nome by injuries ne re-
ceived this week.
Mrs. C. Garth Dickens OF Ia
coma, is spending the week mere
with her parents, DR.. and MIS-
Winfield M. Angel. Mr.. Gartn
will ioin his wife here this week
end. They will attend the water
Follies before returning to thell
home.
Mrs. Pauline Long and small
| son, Johnny, left Monday 70
spend two weeks visiting in OAK.
land. Calf, with Mrs. Shirley
Crew. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
tombstone.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Penny
and children, Gene, Jerry and
Carol returned home wednesday
from North Twin Resort where
they had spent a week vacatloh'
ing.
Mrs. Bill Krudwig motored te
Twin Lakes, Friday and spen'
the week end there. She was ac'
companied home by Mr.. Krud'
wig and their son, Jimmy, who
had spent the past three weeks
at the North Twin Lake.
1
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The flag should be, displayed
daily, weather permitting, on or
near the main building of every
public institution. = ~. p - :
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Calendar OF
Our Churches
PASCO
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

The Church with the Lighted
Cross, Fifth and Bonneville. Or
Vile C. Hiepler, Pastor, phone
1922.
Sunday morning worship ser
vices SIS and HOO. Sermon:
as Your Heart in It?"-Mark
7:5-17. Jr. worship 1000. Sunday
school $50 for all ages. New
pupils are gladly enrolled each
Sundav.) Communion service
Sunday, 500. Sermon: How
Should We Praise the Lord?"
Brotherhood Monday, 500. All
men are invited. Mid-week Bible
study and prayer, Wed. 500.
"Bless the Lord. o my Soul,
and forget not all his benefits:
who forgiveth all thine ininqui-
ties."-Ps. 1882.
METHODIST CHURCH, Sixth
and Clark, Pasco, Rev. Rudolph
Anderson, Pastor.
Sunday morning worship SER
vice, II am. Subject, "The Great
est Happiness known to Man."
Youth Fellowship, 3 pm. at
home of Gene Meyer. Recreation
and worship service.
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Approximately 100 square
miles of territory are covered by
Mount Rainier.
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Mrs. Bill Krudwig motored TO
Twin Lakes, Friday and spent
the week end there. She was ac'
companied home by MIR. Krud-
wig and their son, Jimmy. VINO
had spent the past three weeks
at the North Twin Lake.
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Mrs. Orrin Downs and infant
daughter returned home from
Kadlec hospital Friday. The lit:
tie Miss was born July Is and
has been named Winifred Jean
Mrs. Downs is the former De-
loreS Keene.
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Mrs. Frances Potter of Gig Har-
Dor spent Sunday and Monday
here visiting at the home of Mrs.
Edith Tabor. She was on her
way to Walla Walla to visit with
her mother.
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ED, NOTE: The following
news arrived too late for publ
COTTON last week and is inciud'
ed in this weeks column.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-26
Sunlight Missionary
Baptist Church To
Be Commended

The Sunlight Missionary Bap-
fist Church of 622 South William
Street is to be commenced for be-
ing the first organization for re-
spending to our appeal to groups
to urge the appointment of a Ne
gro Commissioner to succeed
Charles Smith, who died last week
and left a vacancy in the City
Commission.
The Reverend FL. J. Dyer, and
Reverend R. L. Heath, pastor and
assistant pastor, respectively, led
the church in the drawing up Of a
resolution, petitioning the commits
sion to ''appoint a Negro to sue
coed the late Honorable Charles
Smith,"
The resolution went on: eve
believe there are many qualified
Negroes in Dayton for this posi-
ton. We beg of you to consider
one of these men: the Reverend
J.. Welby Broadus, C. j. McLin
and the Reverend Granville Reed.
Continued on page ~
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NEW YORK. March 26. (ANP)
Harrison billiard is a slim-wais-
ted brown youth who has brought
more renown to a little-known
Baldwin Wallace college than all
the schools alumni propaganda
since it's founding.
A few weeks ago at the Knight
of Columbus track games, here,
we watched billiard bow to defeat
in his favorite high hurdles speci-
atty. No one seemed to sare too
much as to finished first and
second after it became apparent
billiard, the Olympian ace, was
not to be that man.
Many men take Encouragement
and defeat to heart. Styling it as
sort of a personal bypassing from
which they too often elect self
Punishment, but not billiard. Two
nights later up in Canada way, he
sprang back up the "glory road"
to win his hurdles speciality in
record-shattering figures-50 yds.