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Evening star., 1951-03-07
Senate Warned Against Killing Trade Act

ments approved by the House over
administration objections. He said
personally he opposes all of them.
One would put a peril point"
provision in the program, while
others would set up barriers to
trade with Russia and her satel-
lites and limit agreements on cer-
tain agricultural products.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
French Bakers Strike

PARIS, Mar. 7 (P.-Bakers
throughout bread-loving France
went on a 24-hour strike today
They are protesting that there is
too big a gap between the price oi
flour and bread that sells for 81
francs ZIG cents. Forewarned
most housewives bought large sup
plies of bread yesterday.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Boiling Water Is constunt

CHICAGO.-No matter how rap
idly water boils. fast or slow, it
still remains at the same tenn
Iperature-212 degrees Fahren-
lheit. When water reaches the
boiling point more heat no longer
makes it hotter, but simply
produces steam faster.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
SIoyeniu's IIIiterutes Decline

BELGRADE. There now are
only 5000 illiterates in Slovenia
where before World War II there
were. about 10000. Slovenia has a
population of l,389,00O.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

They're just jealous Arts the intellectual type she told
sbborny climbed down the ladder What he can't
bathtub? bet could build saiboa too she added
But that she admitted Juggling the ladder into the wasn't
point Edna and enner didn't approve of the she and Art
and Pauline didn't like have people dsappove of her.
And this stuff about boys looking to their fathers and being
pals with them and all that that really serious? Why
body who knew Art bound to admire him. Anybody who had
any sense what about Mal Head? She walked
paypen picked the little boy Ba ba ba ba ba he
said Maybe he would smarter he older she hoped
HE thing continued prey her mind She began to do less
garden She suspected that the back leader needed some
repairing she hesated climb and look And worst OF
driveway What she wanted to do to
break it up entirely put Mixing the
easy She had actually bought crowba do the break
ng-up with her quas about the neighbors she
dare it. 1t stood the cellar shiny unsatched
She toyed with the notion OF reforming Art to closer resem
banCe the Birch Manor ideal At the dinner table night she
said Darling handle off the stove today wonder you'd
be able put back on
He looked at her surprise Cant you fix it," he asked
mo, couldn't make it work" she hbbed.
We'll hels BELLS couldn't possibly fix it, he said cheer
fully. However I'll gladly telephone for repairman
Il bet you could fix it if you tried"
Don't be silly. You know perfectly well can't change the
ribbon on my typewriter without outside help
gave up and quietly the stove handle back Just
she decided goomy His will never look to
him, They won't be pals.
The following Saturday afternoon Art put Malet Head in the
stroller the store AT the last minute Pauline decided
to come along for the walk.
The way led past the pmary-school playground Look said
Pauline, they're playing baseball"
The boys field all and the quality of
baseball pretty amateush But Art stopped to with
interest.
Hey Mr. Taylor you want to play?
1t was Bobby Macpherson who had spotted
only eight guys today he explained Johnny
Mackowitz has to drive his fathers fruit truck.
Art looked nqurngly at Pauline Don't be silly she said
You've think something for the Tuesday afternoon
you can't do thinking while you're playing ball
"I1l think tomorrow
Who's going to carry the groceries for me?
IN pick them up this afternoon.
"Oh all right
Hey Dad Mr. Tayor going play with us Bobbe called to
Macpherson whom Art noticed for the first time Pauline had
Continued on page %
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you'd call an encouraging start,
either. for Glenn got a job with
the company--as third assistant
stage manager.
But before the week was up he
also had a top acting assignment
in the play. And he's been busy
acting ever since, except for the
time out for war service.
Glenn halls from Quebec, where
his father was a railroad execu-
tive. When Glenn was seven, the
family moved to Santa Monica,
California. II was shortly after he
had graduated from high school
there that Glenn decided to try
for an acting career.
He's married to the former
dancing star of stage and screen.
Eleanor Powell. They have one
child, six-year-old son, Peter.
Some of Glenn Ford's screen cred
its include: Stolen Life, "Gilda, !"
"The Man From Colorado" THE
Loves of Carmen and Beyond
the Sunset"
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Il Poets Corner
DEATH OF SUMNER
by Marie Cappick

by Marie CsPPAck
In the murmuring dusk / saw
summer die
Peaceful and calm as 3 child in
sleep;
For her heard the South wind
cry,
And saw the stars a vigil keep.
Her head was pillowed on a pnr-
pie cloud,
And chalice lilies incensed the
air;
The daisies brought petals for a
burial shroud,
And a butterfly lowered above
her bier
The setting sun caressed her lips.
And a bird thrilled chant with
all his might,
A wild rose chung TO her finger
tips,
And the bells tolled
through the quiet night.
A harvest moon sent silver ray
TO light path to her burial
place;
They laid her away at break of
day,
turned to meet Autumn's gol-
den face
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WbafJ Cooking
In Key West
BEANS AND CORN SOUP
A coNcH RECIPE EVERY DAY


One pound dried great northern
or navy beans
One pound samp, commonly
called cracker corn
Either ham bone with left Overt
scraps or
One half pound salt pork
Two medium sized onions
One half green pepper
One half number two can of
tomatoes
Soak samp over night and boil
in water one hour. Add beans, to-
matoes, onions and peppers that
have been cut in small pieces. If
salt pork is used. add now, also
cutin small pieces. If ham bone is
used, add when beans begin to
soften.
Cook three or more hours stir
ring frequently TO prevent stick
ing or burning over slow fire.
Add salt and pepper to taste and
cook until beans are creamy. Good
ConchS love GUIDED avocado placed
in plate as il is served. This soup
is heavy enough to make a COM
plete meal.
from Key West Cook Book pub
lished by Woman's Club
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Surprise Party
GiUen By Friends
FOrMr. Earl Baker

a surprise birthday party was
given Saturday night for Earl
Bsker~by mis- wife ana friends,
at theiT home at 62l Garfield
Lane.
Mr.. ~ Baker was forty-eight
years old and received many
gifts. ~Cake, candy, sandwiches,
drinks and other refreshments
were served.
Guests attending the party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Roberts and son, Johnnie; Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm Roberts, Jr.
and sQ6s. Malcolm III and Ray
nond; Mrs. Earl Baker and
daughters, Peggy and Shirley;
Eugene Baker; Mr. and Mrs
Owen - Malone and daughter,
Joyce; Mr.. and Mrs, Alvin Smith
and son, Alvin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Baker and
daughter, Charlotte; Mrs. Leila
Baker: Mr.. and Mrs. George Al
bury; Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob
erts, and sons, John, Jr. and
Tommy; Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Ulchar'-and sons, Anthony, Jr.
and Johnnie; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Weeks and son, David, Bruce
Hutchinson, and Mrs. James
Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Olsen; Mrs.
William Olsen and daughter,
Rose Marie; Mr.. and Mrs. Do
mingo Martinez and daughter.
Violet Louise; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Hicks; -Elwood Key; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Mathews; Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Bearden and daughter, Bobbie;I
and Mf. and Mrs. Leroy Roberts;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Roberts,
and daughter, Peggy Ann; Mrs.
Mabie Suarez; and Manuel Rod
riguez. :
Out Of town guests at the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Baker,
Mrs. Arthur Lowe, son, Richard
and daughter, Patsy; Mrs. Paul
Roberts, and daughter, Elizabeth
all from Miami.
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The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans AdminiStra-
ton to four questions of interest
10 former servicemen;
Q, / am a veteran of World
War / and would like to know
if there is any limit for filing a
claim for compensation for dis
ability caused by my war serv-
ice?
A. There is no time limit set
for filing claim for compensation
under existing legislation.
@. Why is it that cant get
reply to a letter | wrote Vet
Grams Administration several
months ago?
A. In all probability, your let
ter is one of many that does not
give sufficient information to
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STARS
ON THE
HORIZON
,u, TAe A..or,areA rres.,


It seems that every hour on
the hour these days, some film
player returns from some far-off
place. Usually the star spends the
entire time abroad in just one
country - England, Italy, France
or Germany.
But Glenn Ford is an exception,
While making THE Green Glove"
abroad, Glenn made a special
effort to see as much as he could
of various countries. IS
He made trips through France,
Spain and Italy, plus visits, to
Budapest and Vienna, It was all
very interesting, says Glenn. but
one thing it does - especially a
visit to Budapest as it is today
it makes you appreciate America
all the more.
The handsome screen star says
that once in a while he got in a
little mix-up - because there
were two names on his visitor
cards. They were his real name,
Gwilyn Peter Newton Ford. and
his professional name.
Glenn is one actor who is as
much a favorite with the older
movie goers as the teen-age set.
As a result, he's one of the busiest
actors in pictures.
Since his discharge from the
Marines following World War II,
Glenn has toplined the casts of
more than % films. And he's
played opposite some of our most
important feminine stars, like
Bette Davis and Rita Hayworth.
Glenn Ford's career began in
1895 with the stage production of
THE Children's Hour" in Los
Angeles. II wasn't exactly what
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identify you. In many instances.
research must be made before
the writer is identified, the claim
acted on, and a reply sent out II
is estimated that about 20 per
cent of all letters received by VA
do not give sufficient information
for Identification.
Q, May / change the bene-
ficiary To my NSLl by "a last will
or testament?
A. No. A change of bene-
ficiary must be made by written
notice to the VA over the sig
nature of the insured, and shall
not be binding on VA unless re-
ceived and indorSed on the policy
by VA. An original designation
of beneficiary may be made by
last will or testament.
@. was wounded in World
War ii and would like to know
if my compensation check is sub
ject to seizure by creditors?
A. No.
VETERANS living in Key We.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish To thank the many
friends and neighbors for their
messages of sympathy and as
sistance on occasion of the last
illness and following the death
of our beloved husband and
father, the late Fred II. Solomon,
and particularly to thank the
donors of flowers and those who
gave the use of their cars. Your
kindness and sympathy will al
ways be remembered.
THE SOLOMON FAMILY.
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Menu A Day For
Key Vest Cooks
cooKING'S FUN
BY Cecily Brownstone
EASY SUPPER

EASY SUPPER
Special Luncheon Meat
Tossed Green Salad Crusty Rolls
Coffee Gelatin with Cake Square
Beverage
(Recipe for Starred Dish Follows)
Special Luncheon Meat
Ingredients: One l2-ounce can
luncheon meat, canned cling
peach halves, medium-sized
cooked vans, whole cloves, u cup
syrup from peaches, " cup firm
ly-packed brown sugar
Method: Cut luncheon meat in
to individual loaves: arrange in
shallow creased baking dish, Sur
round with peaches and vans.
Stud leaves and peaches with
cloves. Pour syrup over all.
Sprinkle peaches and vans with
brown sugar. Bake in moderate
t375 F,) oven 20 to 80 minutes,
basting occasionally with peach
syrup. Makes 4 servings.
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Sometimes they say come back
Monday, sometimes they say come
back Tuesday, sometimes they say
come back next week." said young
Waldo to the interviewer in ex-
planning his problems. Asked
what he answered, he said, Il
don't say anything. ! just come
back"
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
cisco Veliz of 1909 Pearl Street,
he is fourteen years old and
sophomore at Key West High
High School. What he would like
to do best when he finishes school
is something in woodworking or
cabinet making. The subject he
likes best at Key West High is
manual arts.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S0cI;nIN0tes
.eessssssssssssssssssesss

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert De Wore
have returned to their home at
1904 South Street, after a
months visit in Anderson, Indi-
ana, While there they visited
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. r,
De Wore and Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest Todd. They also spent sew
eral days in Loon Lake, Mitchell.
Indiana, and Cincinnati. Ohio,
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10000 Troops
I'm War Games

FORT BRAGG, Aug. l4.-P)-
The biggest war games since
World War II are entering their
second day at Fort Bragg, North
Carolina.
The operation is to run two
weeks, and 10000 troops are in
volved.
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Wives Club, 3:30-4:30 pm,
Seaplane Base Officers Pool.
Meeting, Mariner Scout Ship
No. 8, Flying Cloud" Z pm,
Sea Scout Headquarters. i.
Meeting, Key West Temple No.
10, Pythian Sisters, J pm,
knights of Pythias Hail.,
Meeting. Women's Society for
Christian Service, 1880 pm,
Ley Memorial Methodist
Church.
Meeting, Elizabeth Taylor Cir
Gle of Women's Mission In
ion, 3 pm, First Baptist
Church annex.
Meeting, Juvenile Council, 8
pm, Clinic Building.
TUESDAY, AUGUST al
Dinner Meeting, Kiwanis Club,
6:45 pm, South Beach Patio
Restaurant.
Bridge, Officers Wives Club,
8 pm, Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Bowling Navy Wives, 9 am,
Naval Station Alleys.
Meeting, Key West Assembly
No. 10, Order Of Rainbow
Girls. TAO pm, Scottish Rite
Temple.
Meeting, Minoca Council, De-
gree of Pocahontas, 8 pm,
Redmen's Hall.
Teenagers and Servicemen's
Dance, 8 pm, St Paurs
Episcopal Church Paris h
Hall.
4 Meeting, La, Copeha Navy
I Mes sClab. Ma 8a s1saa
aIss BghdipE 27s, Naval
> =. STATEN.
Bowling, Officers Wives Club.
1880 pm, Naval Station
Bowling Alleys.
Meeting. Junior Chamber of
Commerce, 8 pm, Ia b
House.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22--
Meeting, American Legion,
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %,
8 pm. Post Home, Stock Is
land.
Duplicate Bridge. 7;45 pm,
Coral Room, Overseas Hotel,
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies,
8 pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Meeting, Junior Debs, 1880
pm, Woman'S Club auditor
ium.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 23--
Swimming Glasses Meeting
Officers Wives Club, 2.30-
$50 pm, Seaplane Base
Pool.
Sewing Group, Monroe County
Hospital Woman's Auxiliary,
2 pm, Hospital.
Tennis Glass, Officers Wives
Club. Q am, Tennis Court
near pool.
Meeting. JayShees, 1880 PM
JayCee Clubhouse.
Meeting, DR.. Felix Varels
Lodge No. 81, 8 PM, Cuban
Masonic Lodge.
Meeting, Ladies AUXILIARY
VFW Post 3sli, 8 pm, VIEW
Home.
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Raines Speaks
On Courtesy
And Safety
Boy Scout Troop
253 Hears Naval
Station Safety
Engineer
Engineer

Clifford Raines, naval station
safety engineer, addressed the
members of Boy Scout Troop 253
at their regular meeting recently.
Raines selected as his subject
the topic of Courtesy and
Safety" He stressed the fact
that in order to practice safety it
is necessary for courtesy to be
also present.
"A courteous person is a safe
person. he said, IF all persons,
motorists and pedestrians are
courteous then there would be
an elimination of accidents. Boys
and girls on bikes and motor
scooters should give hand signals
when riding and then when old
enough to drive car, they would
already have acquired the habi,
of signals"
Raines said that SHOW offs" on
the street, stairs. halls or on
vehicles were dangerous to. all
"Curtailrng the activities of such
persons would eliminate the dam
ger of accidents due to the care
lessness of these persons" Raines
said.
He also stated that an accident
in which someone is killed or
manned often has an effect on
the life of the driver. mo one
WANTS to kill pedestrian or
bicycle rider. A good driver is
one who adapts his driving to the
conditions under which he is
driving"
In conclusion Raines read a
verse which highlighted his talk:
IF"
If every one who drives a car,
could lie month in bed:
With broken bones and stitched
up wounds, and fractures Of
the head;
And there endure the agonies
that many people do;
They'd never need preach safety
any more to me or you.
Ii everyone could stand beside
the bed of some dear friend,
And hear the Doctor say mo
hope" before the fatal end,
And see him there unconscious,
never knowing what took
place;
The laws and rules of traffic, I'm
sure, we'd soon embrace.
If everyone could meet the wife
and children left behind,
And step into the darkened home
where once the sunlight shone;
And gaze upon the Vacant
Chair, where Daddy used to
sit,
I'm sure each reckless driver
would be forced to think a bit.
II everyone who takes the wheel,
would say little prayer.
And keep in mind those in the
car depending on his care;
And make vow and pledge him
self to never take a chance;
The Great Crusade For Safety
then would suddenly advance,
who. wish further information
about their benefits should con-
tact the VA office at Room 2l8,
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The following persons applied
to wed in the offices of County
Judge Raymond r. Lord:
William r, Odgden of Boca
Chica and Betty Ann Russell of
7l3 Southland Street.
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Coming Events

IUEollhI AUGUST r.
Meeting, Southernmost Pistol
and Rifle Club, p. m, Lee
gion Home, Stock Island.
Meeting, Circle |, Women Of the
First Presbyterian Church, 8
p. m, Home of Mrs. Walther
Lazier, 200-A Poinciana Place.
Dinner Meeting, Kiwanis Club,
6:45 p, M, South Beach Patio
Restaurant.
Bridge, Officers Wives Club,
sp M, Fort Taylor Officers
Bowling, Navy Wives, 8 a. m,
Naval Station Alleys.
Meeting, Order De Molay Boys,
7:Sb p. NJ, Scottish Rite Tenn.
ple-
Meeting, Young Adult Fellow
ship, 8 p. m, FIRST Methqdist
Church.
Meeting. Sparkling Waters Re-
bessah hodge No. IA, 8 p. M,
Knights of Pythias Hall.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is
Teeifagers and Servicemen's
Dance. 8 pm. st. Paul's
Episcopal Church Parish
Hal.
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club, No. SO, 1890
am, Bailding rs. Naval Sta
tiqlI
Bowling, officers Wives, 1870
p.liio Naval Station Bowling
Alleys.
Meeting, .unior Chamber of
Qnnmens,, = PM Club
Meeiihg psde Lodge ~. siI
Masonic Group, 8 p.ilk,. Ss0ts
: FISH Rite Temple. '''A's- 90
Meeting, Business and Profess
sioIral Women's Club, 8 PM,
Wonan's Club.
Bridge, Key West Bridge Club,
-
7:4a p.m.. Coral Room, Over
seas Hotel.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 49,
Swimming Glasses, Officers
Wives Club, 2:30-3:30 pm,
Seaplane Base Pool.
Meeting. Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Post No. 1911, 8 pm,
WV Post Home.
Meeting, Elk$ Lodge, 8 pm.
Clubhouse.
Luncheon, VX-1 Officers
Wives, 1890 pm, Aero
palms.
Sewing Group. Monroe Coun-
~ Hospital Women's Auxil-
iary, 2 pm, at Hospital.
Tennis Class. Officers Wives
Club, 9-am., Tennis Court
Near Pool.
THURSDAY, AUGUST l6
Luncheon, .FAWTulant Officers
Wives, 1880 p, M, Seaplane
Base Pool.
FRIDAY. AUGUST IT,
Meeting, Alcoholics Anony-
nous. 8 pm. First Presby-
terrain Church.
Meeting, Key West Amateur
Radio Club, 7;30 pm, Ma
tional Guard Armory.
Meetng, Shrine Club, 8 pm,
Jayt,ee's Clubrooms,
Cocktail Hour, 4-6 pm, Elks
Club.
Luncheon, Officers Wive $
Club, IL Noon, Fort Taylor
Officers Club.
MONDAY, AUGUST 30
Meeting, Women OF the
Church. . p.ms First Presby-
terfan Church.
Swimming Glasses, Officers
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Although fordIan can call than 2la times many local
telephones they could telephone
have gone up less than fourth much prices in general Always
one OF your biggest bargains telephone
better buy than it ten years ago and relatively smaller
item in the family budget
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The Pledge of Allegiance to
the flag was written by Francis
Bellamy in 1892.
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Spanish galleons of the 18TH
18th Centuries served as both
war and merchant hips.
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Prunes are varieties of plums
with firm, meaty flesh and which
readily make dried fruit.
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Waldo saves the money he
makes delivering papers for col
lege. He has been on his route for
six months. At first, Waldo says,
he had hard time always hitting
the porch when he threw a rolled
up newspaper from his bicycle,
but now he is much better. Some
times the paper would go in a
hedge, sometimes in a puddle Of
rainwater and sometimes it
would hit the pillar of a porch
and he would have to get off his
bike and recover it,
His little brother, Joe, who is
eight years old, sometimes goes
along ON the route With him so
that he can learn how to toss
Key West Citizen as we'll as his
big brother.
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who wish further information
about their benefits should con-
tact the VA office at Room 2l8,
Postoffice Bldg.)
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-22
Team Standing
Points
WOW. LADIES
LEAGUE

On Thursday night Betty Hart had
both high scores, with a single
game of 1873 and set of 233. Team
honors were divided, with the Leafs
having the high single game of SGT
and the Saps the high set of 1041.
80 Or Better Glass
B. Hart, 1928; H. Henson, III
218; c. Nemzek, 117-214 M. Athey,
121-213; M. Eicheleberger,, 120-213;
o. Carter, 110-213; J. Zimmerman,
107213; E. Viands, 105-210, P. Tro-
vinger, 115-207; F. Beard, 116; H.
Lefer, ITO; N. Shoop, 1O7; M. West
fall, 107; T. Grove, 107; E. Odgen,
104; P. Myers, 102; M. Hildebrand,
101; F. Speaker, 101; S. Wilmington,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-22
Points
MEMS
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE

Last week, individual honors in
Division 1 were divided between
Jack Koontz, of First Baptist, with
the top single game (15O, and
pete" Harshman, Of Trinity Luth-
eran, with the best three game total
1882. All team honors went to
Trinity Lutheran, with a game of
SIS and total of 1878.
Over in Division II ''Deany" Nc
Nance, of st. Marks Lutheran, took
down all individual honors, with a
game of 1873 and total of 376. Team
honors were divided, with First
Christian having the best game $3.50
and st. Marks Lutheran the top
three-game total (1586).
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-22
Team Standing
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WOMEN'S LEAGUE

In division l, the fourth-place
Lilacs had both high scores, with a
single game of 511 and three-game
set of 1447.
Individual scoring honors Were
divided, with Rudy Hause having
the high single game (119) and Peg
gy Forrest the high set 1929.
Over in Division 2, the birthplace
Daisies were the top bowlers, with
single game of $40 and set of 1883.
Frances Couchman. also of the
Daisies, was the high scorer, with a
single game of 1872 and set of 331,