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Evening star., 1949-02-02
Fort BeIyoir Fighters
OFF 10 Snappy Start
In Military Tourney

Fort Belvoir fighters really mean
business in the Military District
Of Washington boxing tournament
currently running at the Fort Myer
gym. They have the largest entry,
IS, Of the seven installations COM
peting, and they are all sluggers.
Belvoir fighters won four Of last
nights opening fights, and all were
by knockouts or technical knockouts.
Belvoir winners last night were
Lightweight James West, Light
weight James Clark, Welterweight
Leonard spaulding and Middle
weight John Pratt.
Only defending champion to show
his wares last night was Andy
Nathan, Fort Myer welter. He also
won by knockout, stopping Joe
Rezendes OF Army Medical Center
In 80 seconds Of the second round.
The tourney continues tonight and
tomorrow night with bouts at 8
O'Clock. Admission Is free and the
public Is invited.
13b-pound clsss-sJames West (Fort Bel
NOlEJ WOu teC11u1Cel AuOcAout osc1 Sa1ai 10y
second round; David schilling Fort Nc.
| Nair), outpointed Ignacio Bustamente;
James Clark (Fort Belvoir) won technical
Knockout over Sterling Quesinberry (Fort
McNatr), 40 seconds, third round; Joe NC.
Kinnon lArmy Medical Center) outpointed
Paul williams (Fort Belvoir).
145:pound class-Leonard Spaulding
(Fort Helyoir) won technical knockout over
ond round; Andy Nathan (Fort Myer,,
knocked out Joe Rezendes (Army Medical
Center), 40 seconds, second round; Wilson
Lime (Fort Belvoir) forfeited to Rex
Rucker Fort McNairl.
16U-pound ciass-John Pratt (Fort Bel
yoir knocked out Cliff McFadden lFort
McNair), 45 seconds, second round; Frank
Cannato (Fort Myerl outpointed Albert
McDower Fort Belvoir); George Williams
Norman Brackson tFort Belvoir).
Tsnight's Bouts.
135-pound elass-David schilling GFort
Joseph McKinnon (Army Medical Center)
| VS.. James Clark Fort Belvoirl.
145-pound class-Andrew Nathan (Fort
Myer) VS.. Leonard Spauling CFort Belvoir) j.
Israel Ramsey ARMY Medical Center) VS..
Rex Rucker (Fort McNair). ,u,r.
Willie Bolies tFort Myerj vs.. Jack colvin
I75-pound class-Frank cannato tFort
Myer) vs. Elliot Powers (Fort Belvoir),
George williams (Army Medical Center) vs..
Edward McCullers (Fort Myer).
Heavyweights-Louis Casey Fort Myer)
vs. John Benczkowski (Fort McNair), jim
Brown (Fort Myer) VS.. Robert Graves (Fort
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Central PunchIess
With Pantos Spiked, ,
Wilson Proves

The way to beat Central. defend.
ing champion in the District inter-
high basket ball series, is to stop
Jimmy Pantos. That was the formula
used by Wilson yesterday when 1t
increased its first-place margin in
the schoolboy race with q 1929
triumph over the Vikings in the
doubleheader at the Armory.
Central's high-scoring star was
limited to six points by the expert
guarding of Wilson's George Pappa-
fotis. Heretofore Pantos had earned
26, IL and Is in leading Central to
its series victories, while he was
stopped with only seven points when
it received its other setback from
Coolidge.
In yesterdays other series tilt,
Tech carried a narrow margin all
through the second half to defeat
Western, 1885.
In today's doubebill at the Armory,
Eastern and Coolidge are battling
for second place in the feature OPEN
ing game, followed by Anacostia
against Roosevelt.
Other Wilson standouts yesterday
in addition to Pappafotis were Leo
Speros and Jim Young. Speros led
the point-getting with 13 points,
his biggest splash coming in the
third period, when he earned seven,
while the tall Young was grabbing
everything of the backboards until
he fouled out to start the final
period. 1t was wilson's expert re-
bound grabbing that gave it the
control of the ball that made much
of the difference. D.,
Young's two field goals helped
the Tigers to an 11-8 flrst-period
edge, and they were able to keep
in front by narrow margin
throughout. Early in the fourth the
Vikings pulled to within. two points
at 1927, but a field goal and foul
shot by Baker Smith again gave
Wilson a comfortable edge.
Western gave Tech a close game
all through the first half. with Tech
field goals by Bob Curtis and Ray
Brady putting the Maroons ahead,
1915, at intermission. There they
stayed, with Curtis scoring II
points to take individual honors for
the afternoon.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Howard Quint Defeats
Lock Haven on RuIIy

Howard University's basket ball
team put on a rally late in the first
half to defeat Lock Haven Teachers
STAT, last night at Howard. II
balanced an earlier Lock Haver
victory.
The Bisons were trailing, 12-11
at the end of the first 10 minutes
but forged ahead to 1882 halftimt
edge they kept thereafter. Georg,
Jett of Howard was high man with
Is points.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Hoyo- -Terp Ring Meet Pits CoIorfuI Coaches
" Moonds Miller Leading Figure Career Of US Gallagher

Miller. Seems that he had a
couple Of spares at las and 155
and wanted to give them a chance
to box, and it just so happened
that we had a couple"
Since Maryland's No. 2 1861
FOUNDER will be Roland Hyde, a
chip off the Rock of Gibraltar,
it is possible that Gallagher has
walked into a mess of trouble
with this odd request. The
Terps' reserve 145-pounder Is
Barney Lincoln, a veteran and
rugged campaigner.
Gallagher, however, has an
extremely optimistic outlook
about the entire affair.
1--WE can hope, can't we?" he
asked. After all, when a boy
spends as much time in the
gym as we shave he deserves a
chance to box In a match. Mary
land may be better than we are
but at least the boys will get a
chance to show what they have" !"
Gallagher's only trouble at this
point is that he can't sleep.
II worry more about these kids
than I did about my own fights"
he admitted. Haven't slept a
wink for the last three nights
and I guess I won't until it's all
over. I only hope we give them
a good fight and make a decent
showing, That's all I want"
The new boxing helmet de-
signed by De Witt Portal of San
Jose (Calif0 State College will
=. be worn by the teams, marking
their first appearance in this
area. Eddie La Fond has or.
dered them for the Cardinal
ringmen and like Miller and
Gallagher is high on them. They
won't save a boy from being
chilled but they're expected to
keep him from getting cut up or
injured from fall during bout.
With so many odd angles in
volved it seems to be a singu-
larly attractive concoction the
boys are shaking up for COL
legiate boxing's 1949 debut in
this bailiwick. And with the
c. U.-Syracuse fireworks COM
ing along as an afterpiece,
devotees of the manly art, as
practiced in college, may look
forward to a pleasant and busy
week end.
Jeeves, hand me my 14-ounce
mittens.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
FootbuII
Continued From Page A-16)

out. The Chicago Rockets, whose
name was changed to Hornets, got
26. The Yankees kept seven.
In the National League, the trans
planted Boston Yanks who will
share the Polo Grounds with the
Giants also got q new name to ell
inmate confusion.
From now on Ted Collins ath-
letes will be known as the New
York Bulldogs. A coach has yet to
be picked.
Bob Chsppuis and Bob Hoern-
schmeyer headed the list Of players
handed over to the Chicago AAC
entry.
Players kept by the Yankee
Dodger combine were Martin Ruby,
tackle; Lou Kusserow, fullback; Ray
Ramsey, fullback; John Wozniak,
guard; Roy Monk Gafford. half
back; Scott Beasley, end, and
Mickey Colmer, fullback.
The Chicago Hornets got the fol-
lowing from the 1948 Brooklyn
oSAo DSS SAA0PP0Ao, &SoS &4OS4A4-
schemeyer, Jim Smith. Walt Nc
Donald, Carl Allen, Hardy Brown,
Jim Camp, Nick Forkovitch, Hugo
Marcolini and Lee Tevis.
Ends-Henry Foldberg. Dan Ed
wards. Saxon Judd. Max Morris, Ed
win Scruggs and Harry Burrus.
Tackles-Ralph Sazio, John
Cloves, Garland Williams.
Guards-Herbert ST. John, Robert
Leonetti, Harry Burlington and
Amos Harris.
'Centers-George strohmeyer, Ca
leb Warrington and Edsel Gustaf-
son.
In addition, the Hornets obtained
Halfback Bob Sweiger from the New
York Yankees and rights to Tackle
Graham Armstrong of Buffalo and
Tackles Pete Berezney and Lee Ar
toe of the Baltimore Colts.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Greenwoy Match
To Aid Boys Clubs

Police Boys Clubs of Wash
ington will be the biggest win
ner when two all-star duckpin
combinations meet Saturday
night at Greenway in a team,
doubles and singles benefit
show.
This is one of a series of
bowling events to be held the
next month to aid the PBC.
Julie Singer, Greenway man
ager and two-time District
League champion, will captain
one of the teams, composed Of
Joe Harrison, Billy Stalcup,
Frank Micalizzi and Jack
Barkley. The opposing lineup
will be Lindsay Stott, Paul
Perkins, Bub Guethler, Ray
Watson and Moe Meade.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
HurIer Bonhom Signs
Pittsburgh Contract
BY the Asseeioted Press

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2.-Ernie
Bonham, veteran Highlander,
checked in yesterday with his signed
contract, the Pittsburgh Pirates
reported.
Bonham, q former starter for the
New York Yankees, won only six
games last season, losing 10. In nine
years in the majors, seven with the
Yanks and two with the Pirates, he
has won 1856 and lost 68.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
.Quontico Wins Opener
OF Court Title Series

Quantico's Marines will attemp
to take the Potomac River Nava
Command basket ball crown Thurs.
day night when they meet Quarter:
I in the second of the three-game
series at Quantico.
The Marines took the first game
47-45. last night with Cy Waldrop'f
basket in the final seconds deciding
Waldrop, former Navy star, also
took scoring honors with Is points.
Evening star., 1949-02-02

week and pounded out q decision
over Harold Smokes.
The Terps still have Ed Rieder,
however, and his presence in the
ring is a money-back guarantee
Of fast, undiluted action. Rieder
likes to reach back into the un-
reserved section to start a blow
and keeps swinging for a kayo.
Usually only two blows are struck.
Rieder hits his opponent who
promptly hits the deck.
This brings up two more i'm
portant items, seats and the
length of the program. Because
Maryland students are enjoying
their customary midtown vaca-
ton there will be ample room for
the public, and, because of two
extra bouts, added by mutual
agreement, it will be q l0-bout
card. ALI 10 bouts will count in
scoring.
Marty asked us to do It," said
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Ton of RussIers Mix
lin Turner Novelty

More than a ton of groaning
creaking muscle and bone will be
thrown together in the 'rassle
royal" tonights feature attraction
at Turner's Arena. A portion Of the
proceeds will be donated by the
Turner management to the March
Of Dimes Fund.
Ten rasslers, including Bibber
Mccoy, Nanjo Singh, Joe Kamaroh
and Marvin Mercer, will be thrown
together in the ring at the same
time. The card also includes five
additional elimination matches.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
High School Swimmers
Split in Two Meets

District high school swimmers
broke even in two ,-'"~ts yesterday
against Baltimore teams.
Western invaded Baltimore to de.
feat Mount st. Joseph's, 45-49.
while City College came to here to
down St. Johns, 1927. in a meet
at American University pool.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Hockey Players Traded

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 2 [P.-The
American Hockey League Buffalo
Bisons yesterday swapped Left
Winger Kenny Mackenzie for De-
fenseman Joe Lund of the Indian
apoliS Caps.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D c. A
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY T.
AWHght's 457 at Clarendon
Is High in Stars Pin Event
By Ben McAIwee

When Al Wright shot a set Of 457
with the A. H. Cohen Real Estate
team in the Clarendon Major
League he not only established q
league record for the season, but
snatched the lead for the high
scratch set prize in The Stars
prodigious tournament, it was re-
vealed todey at tournament head
quarters.
Wright, who fired games Of 1T,
126 and los, added 12-pin handi-
cap for a gross 469, which should
place him we'll up IN the main pay
of. In scratch sets he supplanted
Austin j. Ferris, who rolled AT at
the Chevy Chase Ice Palace in the
Quartermasters' League.
The tournament will continue
through next Monday night at So
bowling plants in the Capital area,
with a flood Of entries expected as
the pinshooters take their final
turns In the 1,000-prize event.
An all-time record 601 team game
and second highest team set of 1851
for the 18-year-old National Capital
Ladies League is the boast of the
second-place Echoes quint. After
first games of 502 and 542 the Echoes
fairly smothered the opposing Clip
pers in the final at Lucky Strike
when Olga Kazemers!sy climaxed a
season record 377 with 1877, Moreno
Diamond, 91-average roller, bowled
her highest ever with 135 in BAT
set; Ruth Barry, l16-327; Angie
Stern, 114-306 and Nina Kleger, a
substitute whose average is IS, came
through with 1913 in a 294 set.
The leading ABCD Corporation
outfit whitewashed Commerce aided
by Elsie Haddad's 1873 and $40.
Wanda Sinclair,s ia gave Evening
Star its lone win from third-place
Gnomes.
Tonight's Major District League
matches brings together pacesetting
Arcade Pontiac and Schlitz Beer at
Hi-Skor, second-place Caruso Groc-
cry and Winchester Packard at King
Pin, Toms Auto Service and Hutch
ison's Furniture at Chevy Chase Ice
Palace and H. B. Leary and Mann S
Decorators at Brookland Recrea-
ton.
Attention Minor District League
pinmen. Several changes have been
made in tonight's schedule. Ice
Palace bowls at Greenway, King
Pin at Fort Davis, Petworth at
Queen Pin, Price Motors at Bethesda
and Lucky Strike at Petworth
against Soilars Plumbers.
In the Capitol Major Ladies' cir
cult tonight Brookland fires at Ia
koma, Hi-Skor at Fort Davis, King
Pin at Rosslyn and Ice Palace at
Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
SoIIurs Busketers Win

Sollars Plumbers edged the Bras!
Hats, 1914, last night as Tommy
Robertson dropped in the winning
margin with only seconds remaining
Robertson also led the scoring witt
| 20 points.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
More Scores in Star Tourney

KALoRAMA: NEW. T. Amos. 75-476;
Irving Miller. 5S-464; JACK Donoghue. 81.
460: A. r. Williamson, 75-455; D. Book
54-454; William 3: .Beebe. 93-463; VIII.
liam 1. strieter. 66-4b2; James. W: Char
risr. g9-444; Norman E. Ward. II. 81.
Archie b. Simpson. 1-iss: John Troth
60-435: Bill Thomas, 54-434:. Bert VII.
smson szs4; Eeosss s. 5Sd JHdd eg1ss
Frank E. .slaughter: 1o2-43l; Bob Mary
W. w. Boyland. 96-43O
WoMEN-Esther D, Aud. 96:.4o6i Pesg!
Audrey r. Williams, 9e-3e6: Edythe Nj
spang; eo;395; Shirley 1. Trettin. 93-3e3
$4,000: May Falvey. 117-3ss: Rowen
Landers. 66-3s6; Anne NJ. sulok. 1885
Mary sHgy J; Era, s113s3: Virginia siegel. 45
Lee Hose. 54-3sl; Virginia Monteith. 81
$50: Culhertson: $3.50: Helen Vrahel
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Junior Johnnies Score

The st. Johns junior basket bal
team won its seventh victory in
nine starts yesterday by whipping
Coolidge's juniors, 1888, at St
Johns.
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WitherspOon. &. . Jane Moss and
Grover Ingram in deep conVersa-
ton. missed the Jimmy Kinks
ditto the Alfred Stewards and
the Gordon Kinks. orchids TO
Claude Mason and Dick Mann.
they really know what the crowd
likes
~. James A.M.E. Church. Min
neApoliA, viii present Q musical
Sunday. Dec. II, at 3 p. m. At the
church hall. SIl 18th Ave, q. Two
features OF the outstanding group
Of talented artists are: Charles
Glenn, Wolinist, and the Gift
Group Singers OF Nj, olivet
Church Isl Paul.. The public n
cordially invited. There viii be no
admission charged.
TIE PArcnt. TEACHER Associates
will present . combination card
party and barn dance at Grant
School. 18th and oirard Ave. No,
Tuesday, Dec. -, from Q 70 II p.
m. Adults only. Instruction In
dances will be called. Admission
soc.
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there seemed to be enough space
TO dance comfortably and yet not
feel alone In q crowd" . A few
OF the familiar faces seen were
Mr.. and Mrs. JuniuB Bulbs" Pow
ell. Mrs. Powell wore q nice
combination Of black velvet and
black taffotA. Mr.. and Mrs,
Boyd Davis. Mrs. Davis new
toast -colored dress with accordion
pleats went well with her eyes
Arlene Brown looked smooth In
black velvet with the new stand
up collar. .Leatrice Dodd Shell
tons Ice blue satin gown was q
compliment TO her dark hair. .
Mr.. and Mra. Johnny Carter were
busy like mad In the check room
-. Dick Mayes' singing moved
the gals a. usual: and match Ju-
dy Perkins was In voice" Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Chubby" Brady
and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jones
were entertaining Mrs. JuGnita
Wallace Lewis with tall ones"
Carl Rowan OF the Tribune sx.
planning . deep point to Shirley
Warrington OF Elliott Park Neigh.
borhood House. Vince Shepherd
was his usual affabIe self behind
the bar. Mrs. Beatue Luckett
Bethany with . new short hair-do
most becoming TO her. Mrs.
Muriel Holiday Campbell looking
chic in black Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Harris dancing dreamily
TO the slow ones. The Phifer
brothers, Tony and Johnny, look
In the crowd over. the Shaw
twins fitting hlther and yon. ..
some members OF the younger set
really have the bop hop down pat
&. mainly Walter Lowe and Joane
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Twin cities by train Wednesday,
Dec. II, for q six week vacation
in Los Angeles, Calf, and Tia
Juana, Mexico. During her stay
in Los Angeles, she will be the
house guest of her sister-in-law
Mrs. JaunitA HARRISON.
Mrs. AIgeFine Payne, 18Th Oh
son Blvd, returned home Tuesday.
Dec. 1, from Milwaukee, Chicago
and Detroit where she visited
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Mamie jefferson. and her
neice, Mrs. Frank Love, and her
three children left the city We'd
nesday. Nov. % by train to at
tend the Convocation Of the
Church Of God in Christ in Mem
phis. Tenn. While there. they are
the guests of Mrs. Jefferson's
family.
Mr.. and Mrs William Kemp,
723 Emerson Ave. So. entertained
at breakfast Sunday. Nov. n.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Robinson. Mrs. Cora A Carr,
and Mr.. Fritz Nay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie BurrelI, IS
Hoag Ave. No, entertained Mrs.
Lillian Davenport Of Chicago In
their home from Monday. Nov. p
until Thanksgiving when she left
the city. Mrs. Davenport, an &C.
comphshed pianist, recently closed
q four week engagement at Hotel
ormonde in Virginia, MINI.
Mira Vera Richardson, 1919 Chi
cago Ave-, and Mrs. Ida Mae Bur
rell. IS Hoag Ave. No, attended
the second annual 5th district
Child Welfare Institute Of the
American Legion Auxiliary. Tues
day, Nov. 20. at the Board Of
Public Welfare Building. Mrs.
Burren In the Unit Child Welfare
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Thursday, Dec, !, after spending
the summer visiting In the South.
She reports that her extensive
vacation was both interesting and
stimulating.
BOOK Cub u met Thursday,
Dec. I at the homo Of Mrs.. Mere.
dith Howell, OIL g. Anthony
Ave. MiHs Ruby PeTnsll led . die.
euHSion on camping. relating
some Of her experiences at Bear
Mountain Camp last summer. The
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

Minneapolis BIrthdayu. Dec. q
Lorelei Mayes, 7O4 Humboldt Ave.
No; Meredith Miller, 1901 Bryant
Ave. No; Betty Ellis, Sl2 Bryant
Ave. No. Dec. 6-CharIes johnson,
1925 Fourth Ave. 3d.; Oneida
Jones, 1901 Fremont Ave. No:
Mrs. Maxine shannon Jones, 3822
Third Ave. So: Charles jackson,
Mpls.; Rev. p. J. Buford, 4O36
Fourth Ave. So. Dec. g. John
Mitchell, 2O2b Riverside Ave. 30.
Dec. Mrs. Beatrice Slemmons,
220l Fifth Ave. 30. Dec. SLMrs.
Jessie Clay, 2s33 3IEt Ave. So.
Dec. g. Gilbert o. johnson, 2425
Fourth Ave. So: Mrs. Daniel Reed
S27 Sth Ave. No. Dec. i0-Mrs. J.
r. wardlaw, SIT 43rd Ave. SO;
Mural Rooney, not Emerson Ave.
No; Andrew Gray. 3720 Fifth
Ave. 80. Dec. l3--Mrs. Mable
Scroggins, 50 Royalston Ave. No.
Dec. IA Miss Hazel Underwood,
1922 Oakland Ave. 3d.; VIM b.
Allen. 373e Fourth Ave. So. VIM.
N. Taylor, 037h Olson Blvd, VIII
ford Washer, 1879 FIFTH Ave. 30.
Dec. l5-Wm. Ewing. 5000 10th
Ave. 30. Mrs. Anna Mcconnell,
723 Olson Blvd: Albert Mime
weather, ill0 Fremont Ave. No.
Dec. IS Wendell Jones. 3721
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NEW CARS EVEN


The Boyd CrawforCis. ST.. llo2
E. 2Sth St, are driving . new
green az OldSmobile Don Rem
fro and Hobart Mitchell Jr., S6l2
Elliott Ave. So, also have a new
Olds-R shiny black 46, the
Howard Logans OF 1855 Clinton
Ave. So. also have a new cara
sleek, black 40 Plymouth.
Mrs. Mayhem WeAtherSby Of
Kansas City. Mo. LEFT the city
Thursday. Dec. /. after visiting
her husband, Mr. c. s. weathers-
by, 1927 Chicago Ave. for one
week. Mr.. Weathersby Is an en-
ployee Of the Rock Island railroad.
During her stay here Mrs. Wealth
ersby was the recipient of many
social couTtesies.
seen at the Midtown Franklin
Avenue Commercial Mems Asso-
citation annual banquet Tuesday,
Dec. 9, at the Citizens Club were
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hughes Sr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Brady ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Noble.
TEI.EVISION YET
The Burie Carmichaels, 3765
Fifth Ave. So. and the Lawrence
Shannons Sr.. 1911 Sth 81. s.. are
the owners Of television sets,
We were sorry 10 hear that Mrs,
Lillian jackson. $40 Bryant Ave.
No, has been very III with q strep
throat. Although she has improv-
ed, she Is stin confined to bed. .
Mr.. John sAyles. SIPS Fourth Ave.
So. has also been III and II now
at Veterans Hospital.
The Booker r. Washington
Study Club met at the home Of
Mrs. William Cratic. ST.. 3323
Chicago Ave. So. Tuesday after
noon. Dec. 9. Mrs. Odell Smith, Of
the Ober Boys Club Nursery, 81.
Paul and Mrs. Arthur White were
the clubs guests. Mr.. William Le-
land OF the FE.P.C. Council, and
the N.A.A.C.P. was the guest
speaker In the absence Of Mrs.
Ruth Blumberg. program chair
man Of the Minneapolis Branch Of
the NAACP.
The Round the Clock Club win
give an informal dance at Phyllis
Wheatley Community House. 500
Aldrich Ave. No, on Saturday.
Dec. 10, at s p. m. Charlotte Per-
tect Of 81. Paul IL president o,
the club.
PERCY HUGHES DANCE
The Labor Temple dance Sun
day night, Dec. 4, was a success.
Percy Hughes aggregation played
and as usual q large crowd was
there to stop. bop and listen" It
was one OF the few dances where
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Mrs. Lillian Grant, 90. died at
her home, 1900 Olson Blvd. Tues
day morning. Dec. Q, She had been
IN since last spring with . heart
condition. Funeral services were
held at g. Thomas Episcopal
Church on Friday. Dec. 0, at 10
a. M, with Rev. Louis johnson
officiating. Interment win be At
Crystal Lake cemetery.
Survivors include: Mother, Mrs.
Annie Thomas. Minneapolis; sis
ter. Mrs. Florence Breeder: broth
sr-in-law, Pleasant Brceden; nsph-
sw. James Breeder. all Of Mime
apOlin. and q brother. John Thom-
A.. LRo. official In Germany.