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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-21
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling the Dia-
monds and Pearls were tied for first
place with 6 points each. Mary
Caldwell took both honors, with a
single game of 1870 and three-game
set of BIZ
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Team Standing
Points
Concert Slated October 20

The first Hagerstown Civic Music
Association concert of the coming
season will be presented in the audi
forum of the Hagerstown High
School on Monday, October %, at
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ors on Monday night, with single
game of 651 and three-game set of
1929 "a new record for the season.
Ed Norman had the high individual
single game (135), but Don Will
liams had the high set 1882, also
a new record.
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100 or Better Glass

Mary Caldwell, 13O-317; Mile
Fiery, 116, 1OO-312; Mary Routzahn,
Ill, 1O1, 1O0-312; Bertha Kane, 1O8,
105-310; Helen Wilkes, 118; Eleanor
Cover, 101; Emoroy Hessler, 101;
Evelyn Bryan, 100; Pauline Flock,
100; Doris Trovinger, 100.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
Points
Division 2

OINhSlUn e
Janice Miller had the high score
of the night with a single game of
1913 and three-game set of 1923. The
team honors went to the Pansies
with single game of 486 and a
three-game set of 1922.
100000 Glass
j. Miller, 104, 1888; c. Price,
lis, 100000; B. Schwinger, 100, ILL
305; R. Dunn, 104, 103-3O3; F. Couch
man, los, 109-3o2; o. Jones, 100, 108;
V. Rohrer, 118; c. Day, lis; c. Nun
amaker, 113; L. Miles, 112; v. Pat
terson, ITO; Horst, 107; D. Snapp,
LOG; L. Kidwell, 104; A. M. McSher-
ry, 104; I. Wingert, 1903; J. Harsh
man. 1903.
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$3.50 p. m. The guest artist that
evening viii be Raymond Lewen-
thai, pianist.
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Team Standin
SPEEDWAY LEAGUE

On the opening night of the season
Pimlico took the lead and they also
had both high scores, with a single
game of 512 and two-game set of
1908.
M. Spiker had the high single
game (109) and L. Bowers the high
set GID.
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100000 Glass

L. Bowers, 1O6-211; M. Spiker, 1O9-
FOG; E. Right, 1O2-2O4; E. Barnes,
1O8-2O3; T. Eichelberger, 1O4-2O2; P.
Knepper, 101-2OO; A. Brown, 1O6; P.
Miller, los; M. Wiles, 1O4; M. Selby,
1903; H. Ham, 1903; c. Holtzapple, 1902
Team Standing
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Team Standing
PANGBORN GIRLS
LEAGUE

On the opening night of the season
the Vogue girls won both games to
start off on top and they also had
both team honors with single game
of Asst and three-game set of $685.
R. Spangler had the high individ-
ual game GOD and M. McNamee had
the high two-game set (203).
80 Or Better Glass
R. Spangler, 107; M. McNamee,
LOG, 81; G. Darlington, 105; w. Bal
doff, SO; P. Daugherty, "a, 90; J.
Smith, SO; P. Palmer, 81.
Free Bowling
P. Daugherty, "a, 90-268; M. Nc
Nance, 81, 106-231
Team Standing
Won Lost
vogue U
Glamour l
MademoiSelle -------- 0 2
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE
The Senators took both team hon
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Team Standing
Points
WOMEN'S
MAJOR LEAGUE

The season opened on Saturday
night with the Cochran, Mason-Dix-
on and WEI teams winding up in
a tie for the lead. The Cochran team
had the high scores, with a single
game of 532 and three-game set of
1903. M. Bittorff had the high in
dividual single game (143) and she
tied with Kretsinger for the high
set $500.
100000 Glass
Kretsinger, 103, 1880; M. Bit
torff, 143-33O; KeFauver, 100, 49,
322; E. Bentz, LOG, 128-s1S; Fitz, ia,
101, 1O1-316; Monninger, LOG, 112-
314; Dunn, 1890; Harshman, lis,
105-305;; Nichols, 101, 114-305; Ed
wards, 100000; Miller, 102, 100000;
Ridenour, 1l8; Warrenfeltz, lis;
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ELKS LEAGUE.

At Monday nights bowling Teeth
had the high single game (551) and
the Heads had the high set (1536).
w. Hebb had the high individual
single game (16I and w. Bradley
the high set (366).
120-330 Glass
w. Hebb, 161-358; w. Bradley,
1896; R. Witt, 13O-337; R. Morgan
thall, 100; H. Trovinger, 129-359; F.
Welsh, 128-357; E. Middlekauff, 1876
$40; R. Wantz, 1874; F. Kaiss, 1922
346; E. Waters, 100; J. Thompson,
Jr., 120-336; R. Gallagher, 331; r.
Sellers, 1888; B. Martz, $50; c. Mob
ley, 100.
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Team Standing
MEMS
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE

The league got off to a good start
last Tuesday, when both divisions
had a fine attendance. In Division l
First Baptist, st. Marks Lutheran
and st. Pauls cub. started the
season off by winning all three of
their games, as well as total pinfall,
while in Division 2 Emanuel cub.
and st. Matthew's cub. did. the
same thing.
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Division 1

The Lilacs had the high scores of
the night with single game of 488
and three-game set of 1894, and
Gladys Leatherman took individual
honors with a single game of 126 and
q three game SET of Ala
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100000 Glass

G. Leatherman, 126-314; p For
rest, 1O6, 1O8-3O7; Amelia Ruth, 1O3,
107-302; Edna Stottlemyer, 1913; v.
Grimm, 116; E. Harvie, ia; Mary
Routzahn, 113; V. Warner, 108; Rene
Baughman, los; Charlotte White,
104; Edna Hause, 104; Joe Lewis, 104;
L, Rudisill, 1903; Majorie Mogensen,
1903; R. Hause, 1902; Freeda Johns,
116.
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Division 1

First Baptist had both high team
honors with a single game of SAT and
three-game set of 1885, and individ-
ual honors went to Buck" Wilson,
of First Baptist, with single game
of lat and set of 357.
10000 Glass
Buck" Wilson, 147-357; Bud"
Ecton, 122, 12O-335; Bill Snyder, 1873;
Charles Moser, 100; Eddie Weaver,
1872; DOC" Carbaugh, 129-327; Fred
Siponen, 1913; Pete Harshman, 1876
1874; o. Wolford, 1873; Pete Wolfens-
berger, 128-323; Harry Hause, 133-
1876; John Hause, 1873.
Team Standing
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J. Weaver. lss, 12l-sSs; r. Fra
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-11
IS CARRIED ON
ALASKA COASTAL
WEEKEND FLIGHTS

Passengers carried by Alaska
Coastal Airlines on weekend flights
totaled 95 with on Interpret. AZ ar
irving and Al departing.
Departing for Haines were: Wilma
Galloway, S. Sheldon, R. Roney, H.
Foster, S. Martin Jr., Peggy King,
A. Patterson; for Skagway: M. Saw
yer; for Ketchikan: Thomas Han
bury, George Williams; for Peters,
burg: Ragnar Stoke, Sam Idem,
Martin Brue, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lind.
For Hoonah: Violet ebert; for
Hawk Inlet: T. Conrad; for Angoon:
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Berry; for Tul-
sequah: S. Johnson; for Sitka:
Betty Jean Rountree, Mrs. Nc
Brayer, Bob McBrayer, w. 8. SUIT
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stewart, M.
Plepser, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Edwards,
Bob Wood, Mabel Stepetin, w. H.
Wood, Robert Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H. tombstone. Brian tombstone,
G. Motto, r. Oquilloh. c. j. Joe, c..
Mashoclock, E. Nylin, J. Toherinn,
A. Daniels, D. P. Scudder, Terry
Troutte, George Babbett, Wally
Westfall.
Arriving from Sitka: E. J. Parko-
vich, Grace Usher, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Paxton, Matruna Olympic, Ida
Morris, Helen Tiepelman. Isabel
Folger. Tom Nally, H. Davis. R. P.
Bird, Sgt. c. A. Strohmeyer, Kermit
Cesar, Mrs. v. C. Brown and child;
from Hawk Inlet: T. Conrad.
From Tulsequah: E. Marback,
Harold Hallett; from Hoonah.
Levi Mckinley; from Tenakee:
Willie Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
O'Toole; from Funter: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Hargraves; from Hoonah:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Templin; from
Angoon: Mrs. Kryna Garnes.
From Wrangell: Art Nelson, Jean
Nelson; from Petersburg: Bill Lund,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, William and Ann
Kahlew; from aKetchikan: D. P.
Scudder, Antonio. Maccnia; from
Haines: Mrs. Homer, Marie Riley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Powell; from
Skagway: William Stevenson, Mrs.
John Fox.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-11
81 TRAVEL ON pNA
IN AND OUT SUNDAY

Thirty-one passengers were car
ried yesterday on Pacific Northern
Airlines with nine arriving from
Anchorage, two from Cordova, ten
going to Anchorage and IL to other
points.
From Anchorage: T. Smith, A.
Pinkham, G.. Grichin. Frank and
Grace Field, c. Schatkmuth, and
M. A. Braund.
From Cordova: Marcus Gordon
and Desire Legiti.
To Anchorage: D. H. Miller, A.
M. Mejia, M. P. Mullaney, James
Knudson, S. Jackson. w. c. Tyk-
ward, Harold Jacobson, Horace
Lisby, Fred Summers and E. j.
Perkovich.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-11
MISS PENWELL is
COCKTAIL HOSTESS

Hostess at one Of the first of the
holiday cocktail parties was Miss
Harriet Penwell who was at home
at 432 Gold Street Sunday after
noon between and 7 o'clock.
Among her guests were members
of the Skagway entertainers who
were in juneau over the weekend
for the Elks Days of '98 party and
number of Juneau people.
She was assisted by Miss Mildred
Phelps.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-11
F0RMFIT (0RSETIERE
AT Stevens THIS WEEK

Besides training personnel of the
Stevens Store this week, Miss
Marion Hopkins, corsetiere OF the
Formfit Company, is giving Gus
toners the benefit of her skill and
experience, by individual fittings.
Miss Hopkins arrived Thursday
coming here for the three-day
Formfit Week at Stevens. She is
graduate corsetiere, trained at
the factory in Chicago.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-11
FROM NEW YORK

B. Silveston OF the Knappen, Tip
petts, Albeit Engineering Co., of
New York, is guest at the Bar
jnof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-11
EASTERN STAR

Christmas Party, also annual ell
ection of Officers, Juneau Chap.
No. 7, Tuesday, Dec. IL, 8 O'Clock
sharp. 679-1t
ALICE BROWN, Secretary
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ings; very low price.
DRY CLEANING. agency with 81 ,OOO
wk. gr. income.
FOOD STORE. gr. $500 week; can
be bought with $500.
VALET CONCESSION, apt. hotel;
price low.
MARKET. LUNCHEONETTE, HARD
WARE, all in one shopping center.
GENERAL STORE with apt: weekly
sales 5000.
DELIcATEssEN CONCESSION in
pHpllc market; good income; price
DRY CLEANING PLANT; good in
come and unusual opportunities.
GROCERY with 1900 wk.: due
death In family can be bought with
small amount.
5 AND 1oc STORE est. z years;
shopping center.
DRY CLEANING; small plant; good
CAFETERIA. ONCE building; income
$4,000 wk.; low price.
MARKET. col. trade; $1,40o weekly
sales.
DRUGSTORE with $4,000 to So, 900
gross weekly sales.
DEL1cATEssEN store. sr. income
$4,000 month.
LUNcHEoNETTE. RESTAURANT, no
comp. good income.
DRUGSTORE. exclusive neighbor-
hood: can be handled with $1,000.
5 AND 1oc STORE. busy location;
good income. -
GROCERY. small. with apt; price.
S3. 800.
DRUGLEss STORE with $500 weekly
income.
Evening star., 1950-11-12

BEAUTIFUL. spacious apt. (foyer.
drawing rm., din. rm., excel. closet
storage space, beaut. bath and kit
in handsome BROADMOOR at
CONN. and PORTER. View over
Rock Greek Park and city. S4S
over-aH mo. charge for services and
maintenance of parklike grounds,
impressive lobby, secretarial switch
board service, etc. $4,000, incl.
wall-to-wal carpeting and tasteful
furnishings. Call Mrs. Stradley, RE.
1853, DI. 1854. COX g. CO.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
GREEN ACRES

$3.50 A MONTH
For rent for the first time in this
restricted area, small. detached
delightfully."- furnished home, CON
sisting Of living room, dining room
and kitchen. recreation room in
basement; 2nd floor has ? bedrooms
and bath; nice garden
Please call Mrs. Hpp, SH. 0335 OF
HU. 1866.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Georgetown.
REALTORS
Evening star., 1950-11-12
GRACIOUS LIVING

One of the most charming co-opera-
tive apts. you've ever seen is now
available in fashionable Hampshire
Gardens; full dining room, large liv-
ing room. huge bedroom and modern
kitchen; Sl2.5o0. Call Mr.. Nichols,
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC-152o K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1950-11-12

GROCERY-NO BEER
Colored trade. $3.50 weekly bus; very
small expenses; only SO (ninel rent.
good lease; $4,000 complete. So 500
down. Exclusive. Call Mr. Herman.
JOSEPH COHEN & CO.
RE. 2136 Ewes, Sun. GIL. 0069)
MONEY-MAKING GROCERY
Corner, with 5-rm. apt, colored trade,
81 1000 wkly; bus; good lease. reas.
rent; S12,500 plus stock, $4,000
down, Call Mr.. Herman.
JOSEPH COHEN & CO.
RE. 2l36 Ewes, Sun, GL. 0069)
DGS self-service-Doing $500 to
S4. 900 weekly business. Price, SEA
500 plus stock. Reasonable terms.
Store in colored neighborhood doing
5000 weekly business. Has nice
apartment. Rent for building. S11O
per month. No experience needed.
Very reasonably priced with good
terms.
DGS self-service store doing 81, 900
to $1,000 weekly business. Has nice
apartment. Hours, am to z pm.
Closed Sundays. Can be handled
with cash down payment of $4,000.
Beautifully equipped store in colored
neighborhood doing $500 weekly
business. New person should do at
least 81 200 per week. Rent, $S5 per
month for store. Can be handled
with 81 900 cash down payment.
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD, INC,
233 Southern Building
MA. O271
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