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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-10
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SUMMONS

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Singleton Weems. Sam Weems.
Willie Weems, and the unknown heirs
at law of Maggie Williams. deceased;
the unknown heirs at law of Nelson
Weems. deceased; and the unknown
heirs at law of Claudia Horton. de-
ceased: whose respective postoffice
addresses and street addresses are un-
known.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
Holmes in said State on the 4th Mon
day of May. 1949. to show u if
any % can why the final account OF
Mary Jane Moses, Administrators CTA.
estate of Narcissus Weems, deceased,
in cause No. 77l3 in said Court,
should not be approved and the adj
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 8059 Letters of Administration,
C. t. A. having been granted on the
9th day of March. l949, by the Chan
Gerry Court of Holmes County. Miss. to
the undersigned upon the estate OF Ida
Lydia Samuelson, Deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present
the same to the Clerk of said Court
for probate and registration according
to law within six months from this
date. or they will be forever barred.
This the 9th day of March. l949.
J. c. ALLEN. Administrator, c., T, A..
47-4tnp
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ADVERTISEMENT ron BIDS

Sealed proposals. in duplicate, for the
construction of Holmes County Health
Center at Lexington, Mississippi, will
be received by the Board of Supervis-
ors of Holmes County. Mississippi, I'M
til IL A. M, est. on April 5. 1949, at
the Holmes County Court House, Lex
ington, Mississippi. at which time and
place they will be publicly opened and
read.
Plans and specifications are on file
at the Office of the Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors. and copies thereof may
be obtained from Mallett & Associates,
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 8057 Letter ~testamentary having
been granted on the Z day of March,.
1g4g. by the Chancery Court OF
Holmes County. Miss, to the under
signed upon the estate OF Walter KERN
Gwin, Deceased. notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against
said estate to present the same to the
Clerk OF said Court for probate ~ re-
gistration according to law within six
months from this date or they will be
iorevcs barred.
This the z dav of March. 1919.
MRS. MARY Il. GWIN. Executrix.
47-4tnp
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NOTICE TO SELL OLD TRACTOR

Pursuant to authority directed to me
by the Board of Supervisors. as per
Minute Book 20. Page LAP. notice is
hereby given that the Board will re-
ceive bids at their regular April, 1919.
meeting for the purchase from Road
District No. 3. one old Allis- Chalmers
HD10W Tractor. The Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Ordered this March 7th. l949.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
47-dtnp
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NOTICE TO SELL OLD TRUCK

Pursuant TO authority directed to me
by the Board OF Supervisors. as per
Minute Book 20, Page ISL. notice is
hereby given that the Board will re-
ceive bids at their regular April 1949.
Meeting for the purchase from Road
District No. 4. one 1910 Model Ford
Truck. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Ordered this March 7th, 1949.
PARHAM II. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
47-4tnp
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with cab for the use and benefit of
District No. 2. The Board re-
serves the right to reject n or all
ordered this March 18th. 1919.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO SELL OLD TRUCK

Pursuant to authority directed to me
by the Board of Supervisors, as per
Minute Book 20. Page $50. Notice is
hereby given that the Board will re-
ceive bids at their Regular April, 1949
meeting for the purchase from Road
District No. 2, one 1941 Model Ford
Truck. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Ordered this March 7th. 1949.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
d7-dtnn
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Mrs. Hampton Geer and Gerald
left Saturday for Biloxi where
they will spend some time with
S. Sgt. Hampton Geer.
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NOTICE TO TRUCK DEALERS

Pursuant TO authority directed to me
by the Board of Supervisors per Minute
Book 20, Page $50. notice is hereby
given that the Board will receive BIDS
at their regular April, 1949 meeting for
the sale to II of one New Ia Ton Truck
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rinistration closed. and the said Mary.
Jane Moses. ADMINISTRATIVE eta, and
the sureties on her bond be released.
This March 5. i949.
tSEAL) PARHAM II. WILLIAMS.
Chancerv Clerk 47-4tnp
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-02-17

Givens, 1884; M. Hartman, 1I6,
128-333; j. Warner, 1O7, 121, 1O4-
1872; r. Selby, 118, 1926; c. Fitz,
101, 124-321; M. Athey, 100, 1881;
H. Edwards, 129-320; ]. thinner
man, 103, liz, 102-317; E. Right, 1O6,
11O-312; l. Fiddler, 1O2, 106 102-31O;
M. Fiery 104, 1O7-3O6; D. Rohrer,
104, 110-305; H. Sayles, 1O8, 10Y
305; F. Thomas, 102, 107-304; L. Low
man, 101, 114-301; L. Nichols, 118,
105; K. Kaufman, 113, 101; v. Price,
103, los; c. Nemzek, 1O1, 303; j.
Baechtell, 1923; ]. Lowman, 119; D.
Potter, lis; v. Warner, ia; A.
Brown, 113; E. Bentz, no; L. Cfaw-
ford, 1O8; r. Dunn, 1903; B. Warren
feltz, 108; H. Lowell, 1O7; M. Mobley,
106; M. Baker, 106; v. Brown, 105;
d. Schlotterbeck, 105 S. Manious,
104; M. Gelwicks, 103; E. Snyder,
1903; M. Wiles, 1903; M. Sappington,
1902; c. Price, 102; A. Martin, 10l; E.
Lake, 101; B. Ausherman, 101; L.
Kittells, 100
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Nellie Socks and Freda Grimes
tied for the high individual single
game when both rolled a game of 113,
but Freda was more consistent and
went on to roll another game of 101
for the high two-game set (214).
High Single Games
Nellie Socks, 113, 90; Freda Grimes,
113, 101; Jane Zimmerman, los, 100;
Anna Stevenson, SO 1903; Oressie
Carter 1909; loot Grove 1903; Charlotte
Grove LOT Courtney Myers 105; Ha-
eel Henson, 104; Catherine Nemzek,
104; Mac Gelwicks, 1903; Mary Athey,
SO; Mildred Eichelberger SO; Pearl
Myers, SO; Margie Hildebrand, 81;
Libby Ogden, 81; Mary Kretzer, SO;
Carlita Bowman, SO; Ruth Spalding,
SO; Aida Carper, SO; Aida Fuss, 90;
Cora Russell, 80; Dot Rohrer, 81.
Toavnn C4andsnm
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BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCOPES
BY Doug Stewart
HIGH SCORE
CONTEST

There is still no change in the
Globe Independents High Score
Contest, which offers prizes of $1,000
each for the lady and gent who
have the highest single game dur
ing the season in league competi-
ton.
Norma Musey, of the Lady Elks
League, has the high score (162),
while for the men, Pete Harshman,
of the Major League, is out on top
with a game of 1873.
Family Note
Skipper Eyler's daughter, Peggy,
beat out her dad by one pin in the
Sunday School League last week.
Now let's look at the scores of the
past week.
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Team Standing
WOMEN'S MAJOR
LEAGUE

Letter Bros. are still out in front
by two games over Ayers Broth
ers, and Valley Forge is in the third
spot. Savoy Restaurant took both
team honors with single game of
SAT and three-gane set of 1889.
Pauline Givens had the high indi-
vidual single game (139) and Gladys
Leatherman the high set DAD.
100000 Glass
G. Leatherman, 124, 119-341; P.
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Team Standing
MEMS DIVISION

St. Johns took all three games
from Trinity last week to move up
to within one game of being tied
with the leaders, and Grace E. U. B.
still retains their third position.
Milt Warrenfeltz, of st. Marks,
rolled the highest single game in the
league so far this season (17D, and
he also had the high three-gane set
(38D. Team honors went to St.
Marks with a single game of 625
and three-game total of 1748.
10000 Glass
Trinity-Pete Harshman, 321;
Roger Miller, 1881.
st. John's-R. Motz, 1880; Dick
Weaver, 120-327; Sam Gross, 1877,
142-374; Harry Zimmerman, 124-341.
Grace E. U .B.-Petey Bates, 1856
321; Bud Lum, 1926; Hoye Lum, 1886.
St. Mark's-Harry Warrenfeltz,
120-346; Milt Warrenfeltz, 1881;
Bill Snyder, 154-368.
st. Pauls E. U. B.-Joe Bitner, 1873
800; Wilbur Perrott, 1874, 131-359;
Charles Moser, 327.
Baptist-Norman Hepfer, 321.
Emmanuel E.U.B.-John Bowman,
1881; Dick Yates, 800; Galen War
den, 1874; Joe Gossard, 1877.
Washington Square - Bob Bow
man, 1872, 122-369; c. Wolfensberger,
132-359.
Christ Reformed-Jim Causher,
1872; Raplh Williams, 120-32O.
Brethren-Bill Martin, 1888.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE
TUESDAY, February 81
WOMEN'S DIVISION

After last weeks bowling, the
Iris are still on top, one game ahead
of the Pansies and Jonquils, who are
tied for second place. The Pan
sizes took the high team single game
(551) and the Jonquils the high set
(1510.
Blanche Schwinger had the high
individual single game (142) and
Gladys Leatherman the high set
1920.
100000 Glass
c.. Leatherman, 1913, 1899; B.
Schwinger, 142-325; A. Ruth, LOG,
l22-323; V. Warner, 104, 119-304; C.
Price, 100, 1892; F. Shaw, ia,
10000; E, Hause, 124, 1O3-308; P.
Eyler, 106, 1O8-3O7; E. Monninger,
LOT, 1O3-3O7; v. Gossard, 123-3O2; L.
Unseld, 103, 1902; M. Routzahn, 100,
100; L, Crawford, 1T; A. Knodle,
10; M, Snyder, 107; L. Lum, 105 CD
LOT; c. Numamaker, 1917; r. Baugh-
man, 106; I. Wingert, 106; J. War
ner, 106; V. Rohrer, 1O5; M. Hart
man, 104; B. Miller, 104; G. Moser,
1O4; K. Stouffer CD 1O4; E. Harvie,
1903; F. Johns, 102; C. White, 1902; l..
McKinsey, 1902; M. DIETRICH, 101; v.
Pearson, 101; F, Couchman, 100; B.
Warrenfeltz, 100.
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Team Standing
MOOSE LEAGUE
TUESDAY, February 81

In the O'Clock Division the Ears
retained their two-game lead over
the Eyes, with the Heads dropping
back to third place The Eyes took
both team honors with single game
of SIG and set of 1918. Jack Tritch,
of the Ears, had the high Individual
single game (139) and Bob Bowers,
of the Eyes, the high set 1854.
In the O'Clock Division the Ant
lers increased their lead by three
games over the second-place Tails.
The Antlers also had the high team
single game (583), but the Hoofs
took the high team set (l644). Cody
Black, of the Hoofs, had the high in
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dividual single game CAB and also
the high three-game set 1886.
11O-320 Glass
7 O'Clock DivisiOn-Fred Burger,
124-325; M. Caron, 119, 1922; T.
E. Evans, 1T; Bob Bowers, lis, 119,
130-364; Ed. Burger 122-321; W..
Meats, ia; r. E. Unseld, ia; Dick
Shove, 1873, 110-337; E. Cline, ITO,
Ill; S. Nunamaker, ia; Steve Seq
gerty, 113; Jack Tritch, 139-347; j.
Hinkle, liz; L. Trovinger, 136-320.
8 O'Clock Division-Riney Schlot-
terbeck, 1875, 1886; Helton Ford,
1873; Eric Nemzek, Ill, 111-325; Gar
win Shove, 100, 1886; j. H. Steven
son, Ill; c. Itnyre, 118; r. Swope,
113; Cody Black, 148, 118, 120-386;
L. Gelwicks lis; ]. C. Long, 143- 327..
Team STANDING
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Team Standing
LIONS CLUB
LEAGUE

The fourth quarter got under way
last Thursday night, and the eve
ning's bowling resulted in a tie for
first place between the Tails and
Names, with the Ears finishing in
the third spot. John Minnich had
the high individual single game (149)
and also the high three-game set
(400). The Skins took the high
team single game (568) and the
Ears the high set (1582)
100000 Glass
John Minnich, 149-400; Sheldon
Oliver, 134-349; Jack Howard, 133-
352; Ken Adams, 126-348; Jim Hess,
127-353; Bob Lewis, 1882; Ross
Copley, 130-336; Paul Ridenour, ia
315; Chef Delphey, 115-314; Bud
Fiery, 115-315; Joe Vance, 1O6-307;
Harry Zimmerman, 1896; Mas
sey Roe, 107-312; George Tyler, 115;
Bill Main, ia; Harvey Miller, 10;
Thack Brown, Ill; A. M. Marshall,
108; Joe Foltz, 1903; Hap Arnold, LOT;
Harry Cramer, 104; Pat Patterson,
104; Paul Hoffman, 104; Frank Welty,
103; Guy Hoffmaster, 103; Dave
Glass, 1913.
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Team Standing
LADY ELKS
LEAGUE

With September winning the sec
ond third, the final third of the 1948-
40 season got started last week, with
February, September, November,
April and January all winning two
out of three to start off in a tie for
the lead
August had the high single game
(498) and November the high three
game set (1393). c. Foltz was the
high scorer, with a single game of
1913 and three-game set of 324.
100000 Glass
c. Foltz, 1913, 102-324; v. Warner,
102, 116-310; T. Hartle, SO, 120-31O;
T. Spessard, 124-303; M. Gallagher,
Ill, 104300; M. Kriz, Ill; M. Mo
genson, 108, 100; N. Musey, 107; R.
Stinebaugh, 107; R. Schindel, LOT;
L. Barr, 104; c. Whorton, 1903; J.
Zimmerman, 102; F. Cunningham,
102; M. Healey, 1O2; E. Miller, 102;
J. South, 102; M. Grouse, 101; N.
Meyers, 100.
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Team Standing
w. F. PRIOR co.
LEAGUE

After Monday nights bowling the
Lewis team was on top, two games
ahead of the second-place Tice team,
with Brenn and Davis tied for third
place. The Lewis team had the two
high scores with a single game of
All and two-game set of GIG, and D.
Mowen was the high individual
bowler with single game of 1913
and tWo-game set of 231.
80 or Over Scores
E. Henneberger, SO, 109; J. Wolfe,
104; P. Lowry, 102, LOT; D. Mowen,
1913, 1O0; G. Moser LOG, 95; H. Now
en-, 80; J. Harrison, SO; M. Reed, SO;
c. Darby, "a; E. Koontz, 100.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
7 O'Clock Division
8 O'Clock Division
MINOR-B
LEAGUE

HagerstoWn Paint and Glass won
all three of their games again last
Thursday night to increase their
lead to three games over the second
place Post Office B. They also took
all team honors, with single game
of 564 and three-game set of 1882.
Individual honors went to H. Ross
for the high single (152) and to w.
r. Cramer for the high set DAD.
12O-31O Glass
Hagerstown Paint & Glass. A,
Guise, 1913; r. Wilmington, 1888;
w, r. Cramer, 134-341; w. j. Nye,
120-310; D. Nigh, 1873.
PAiglon Apparel-H. Ross, 1872
327.
Reisner Rockets-A. C. Miller, 314;
A. McNamee, 123-337; w. McLaugh-
lin, 121.
D. Baker CONSTITUTIONAL. J. Hart,
12O-332; T. H. Gillian, 135-326.
Ebersole Daryl. Tritch, 311; c..
Gelwicks, 318.
Kershner Conoco-E. Wisherd, 1877
326.
Post Office &c. V. Bowman, 311;
r. Dinterman, 313.
Snyder Body Works-M. War
renfeltz, $50; R. Smith, 1873.
Hoffman Chevrolet-H. E. War
renfeltz, 1913.
Boulevard Market--F. E. Wheat
ley, 316; F. L. Miles, 123-339; R.
Smith, 324.
Team Standings
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300 Or Better Glass
Team Standing
VICTOR PRODUCTS
LEAGUE
TUESDAY, February 81

(Tuesday, February 81
In the Victor Products Bowling
League last week there was a mad
scramble for first place, with the
Ice Makers coming out on top, and
the Candy Cases and Quick freezers
in tie for second place.
E. Shoop had the high individual
single game (132) and L. Scott had
the high three-game set (350y.
12O-32O Glass
Ice Makers-C. E. Miller, 321.
Candy Cases-L. Eisentrout, 1872;
G.. Mentzer, 1876
Quick-freezers-L. Scott, 1913, 1911
$50; E. Straley, 321.
Walk-in Rooms R. Trumpower,
$50; R. Ford, 1922; H. Nicodemus, 800
Beverage Coolers. Terlingo, 1876.
Milk Coolers-E. Shoop, 1928.
Taap10 Gfandsvnu
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80 Or Better Glass

Hazel Lowell, 129, 108, 81; Marie
Holden, ia, 105, 81; Betty Manon,
lis 81; Olive Miller, liz; Martha
Burger, Ill; Mary Myers, 10, SO;
Kathleen Welsh, los, ct; Ethel Mar
tin, los: 96; Ada Brown, 104, 95;
Ethel Lowe, 1903; Catherine Nemzek,
102, SO, 81; Louise Andrews, 80; Jo-
sephine Wolfe, SO, Sc, "a; Mae Ro-
mine, SO; Beatrice Shank, SO; Eileen
Wigfeld, 81; Delphine Burger, 81;
Della Feigley, 95, 95; Anna Steven
son, 95,. 81 "a; Katherine Jeffords,
95, 81; Katherine Kendall, SO; Flor
ence Young, SO; Dorothy Williams,
SO.
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both individual honors with a single
game of ISL and three-game set of
357
10000 Glass
Weible, 111-306; Krouse, Ill, ISL
357; Hendricks, 111-3O1; Eyler, Sr.,
112, 122-338; Metz, 117-316; Frizzell,
111-306; F. Harper, 119, 1899;
Shuman, 304; Forrest, lis; Sayles,
Jr., 111-309; Foltz, 114-312; S. Hen
ringer, 115-315; P. Jacobs, 144-337;
Hightman, 113-3O1; Delosier, 118, no
1927; Nemzek, 121-321; LUm, Ill;
Wolf, 119-315; Ogden, lit, 116-319;
C. Jacobs, 119; Miller, ITO; Hargett,
124, 112-338; Eyler, Jr., liz.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
WOW. WOMEN'S
LEAGUE

The Saps are still in the lead, two
games ahead of the Roots who moved
up to second place by winning both
their games from the Leafs. The
Saps took the high team single
game (502), but the Banks had the
high two-game set (984).
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Team Standing
ANTIETAM FIRE CO.
LEAGUE

The Ladders still retain. a two
game lead over the Sirens, who are
still in second place. The Helmets
took both team honors, with a single
game of 588 and three-game set
(1659). Krouse, of the Ladders, had
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PANGBORN ROTARY
SHIFT MEMS LEAGUE

The Cubs wound up on top last
week, four points ahead of the Red
Sox, but the third place Dodgers
were the high scorers, with a single
game of SAB and three-game set of
1861. j. Bowman had the individual
high single game (133) and also tied
with M. Bachtell for the high set
(347).
12O-33O Glass
R. Ripple, 127-343; J. Bowman,
1873, 121-347; NJ. Bactell, 125-347; E.
Arnsparger, 1892.
Free Bowling
M. Bachtell, 410.6.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

There is now three-way tie for
the lead between the Rubies, Pearls
and Diamonds. Mary Routzahn took
both individual honors, with a single
game of 1873 and three-game set of
334. Mildred Fiery was the only
other girl to roll 300 or more, with
games of 100 and 105 and a total of
2n4
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Team Standings
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
LEAGUE.

Junior Regent is now in the lead,
one game ahead of Argus, with Grad
uate Regent in the third position.
Hazel Lowell took both Individual
honors with single game of 129
and three game set of 318.
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Other Good Scores

A. Smyth, lis; P. Flock, 106; R.
Schindel, 105; r. Martin, 105; H.
Wilkes, 105; B. Kane, 104, 100; I.
South, 104; K. Beyard, 100; D. Tro-
vinger, 100.
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Team Standing
PANGBORN DAY
MEMS LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling the
Dryers were on top, but only two
points ahead of the Rotoblasts. They
also had the high single game (543),
but the Cabinets had the high set
(159D. W. Middlekauff had the
high individual game (139) and F.
Shilling took the high three-game
set $500.
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PANGBORN
GIRLS LEAGUE
(Tuesday. February 8))

(Tuesday, February 80
Instead of four-way tie for first
place, there is now a tie between
Glamour and Mademoiselle for first
place, with Harper's and Charm also
in a tie for the next spot. Phyllis
Palmer had the high individual sin
gle game (126).
Others in the 100 or better class
were: Gladys Darlington, 121; Nancy
Shoop, 118; Roberta Spangler, Ill,
1902; Betty Kerfoot, 10; Bina Samp-
sell, 104; Marie Dalhamer, 1902; Phyl-
lis Schamel, 101.
80 Or Better Glass
Mildred Renner, SO; June Price, 80;
Esther McCarren, SO; Margaret Har-
ris, 81; Ruth Llewellyn, SO; Madeline
Spielman, 95; Jean Suman, 95; Vir-
ginia Browning, 95; Genevieve
Reecher, "a; Lorraine Oberholzer,
"a, go; Virginia Myers, "a; Ruth
Dunn, SO; Evelyn Hickman, SO; Vir-
ginia Bingaman, 90; Nancy Shoop,
90; jeanette Bearinger, 81, 80; Gladys
Darlington, 95.
Free Bowling
Gladys Darlington, 95, 121 (250 !;
Evelyn Hickman, 72, SO (245)
Tonv11 CAondsrm
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-02-17
Team Standing
ROTARY CLUB
LEAGUE

]. Wagaman was the high scorer
on Monday night with single game
of 1913 and three-game set of 1872.
The Cogs "a" team had the high
single game 5000 and the Spokes
"B" team the high three-game set
(147D.
300 Or Better Glass
j. Wagaman, 1872; Campbell, 324;
Lehner, 315; j. frey, 311; Griffith,
309; Harner, 301; Ellinger, 313.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-02-17
12O-33O Glass

w. Hays, 1876, 349; w, Middlekauff,
1879, 331; r. Dorand, 1876; D. Ausher-
man, $50; &C. Kline, 1876, 352; R.
Brechbiel,, 1913; 347; E. Middlekauff,
1856; R. Evans, 121; F. Trovinger, 1874;
T. Evans, 121 H. Day, 1913, 1888; K.
Young, 135, 1856; E. Pryor, 1875, 349;
F. Shilling, 1913, 1876, 800; A. Kinsey,
1873; E. Elliott, 1913, 355; c. Smith,
100, $50.
Free Bowling
R. Brechbiel, 1923; F. Shilling,
ALTO; c. Kline, 4030.
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Team Standing

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for the Hahneman Hospital. Phila-
delphia, for medical treatment.
Mrs. Ruth Boggs, of Camden, N.
J., is the guest of Mrs. John NJ.
Voshell.
Messrs. Clarence B. Raymond.
Cummins Speakman. and Charles
Stockly were in attendance upon
the Delaware State Fair Hop, at
Dover. on Friday evening.
Miss Sarah Pratt left Monday
to accept position as typewriter
and stenographer in the Hotel
Flanders, a palatial structure
which gives evidence of being one
of the most fashionable in Pnrla-
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in New York State where the most
of her time was spent, returned
home last week.
Mrs. William C. Hill and child
rem, who went to Baltimore in the
early part of the summer, return
ed home last week. They are stop
ping at the Delaware House until
their new home on Mt. Vernon st.
is finished, when they will have a
very complete home to move into.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Collins,
left on Monday for visit of two
weeks to their son. Frank Collins,
White River Junction, VT.
VIM. A Winford left on Monday