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Evening star., 1951-12-29

DR.. l.. Ralph Tabor, pastor of
Luther Place Memorial Church,
will conduct prayers and medita-
ton at IL pm. The service will
close with q celebration OF the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper.
when the Tide Turns" will be
the topic of sermon at 8 pm. in
Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church by. DR.. Henry C. Koch,
pastor of the church. A watch
night party will follow the service.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
Falls Church. will have a worship
service at $3.50 pm. The Rev. Ed
ward F. Yost, pastor of the church,
will preach.
A 12-day series of revival serv-
ices will open New Years eve at
st. Johns c. NJ. E. Church. Guest
speaker at 8 pm. will be the Rev.
o G. Goodwin. of Metropolitan
Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church here.
The Rev. George w. Harrison,
assistant minister of Arlington
Methodist Church. will preach at
II pm. in the church. A fellow
ship gathering will follow.
Boston Singers To Be Heard.
The Seminary Singers of Boston
University will give a concert at
IL pm. in Eldbrooke Methodist
Church.
A candle lighting service. with
the theme From Darkness to
Light" will take place at HIS
pm. in Cleveland Park Congrega-
tional Church, preceded at 10 pm.
by a coffee hour.
DR.. Carl Heathkopf. minister of
First Congregational Church. will
speak at II pm. on Facing Both,
Ways"
Open house will be held at 8
pm. in Peoples Congregational
Church, followed at II pm. by a
watch night service.
DR.. Robert w. Brooks, pastor of
Lincoln Congregational Church.
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Chevy Chase Church Plans
College Youth Sunday

Chevy Chase Baptist Church,
5671 Western avenue NV, will
observe College Youth Sunday at
an II am, service tomorrow.
Speakers will include Carol
Bender and David Watson. stu
dents at Maryland University
The theme Of the service will be
Serving Christ on the Campus.
DR.. Edward o. Clark, pastor of
the church. will give concluding
address.
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Dr.. Docherty to Preuch

DR.. George M. Docherty, min
lister of New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, will preach to-
morrow at II am. on Remember
Lots Wife" and at 8 pm. on
"Guid New Year" in the church,
New York avenue and Thirteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Guest Speaker Named

Louis Hetrick of Gettysburg
(Pa.) Theological Seminary, will
be guest speaker at II am. tomor-
row in ST. Paul's Lutheran Church.
Connecticut avenue and Everett
street NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
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THIS MAY COME as S,

THIS MAY COME as 81
IL thing of a SURPRISE
the four glamorous VI
women pictured on to|
cover are housewives.
cook, wash dishes, iron. d
beds, clean up the house
poke around in the yard
as most other wives do.
of them are mothers.
has two sons who are as ID
like human cyclones as s
boys usually are; the q
has a daughter In col
All four are front-runne]
Washington's sizable Cd
of free-lance models.
Experienced in their
and decidedly easy to loo
any or all of them are
for a few hours almost q
day showing off the late
fashions.
What then? Of to q
tails? Or a fancy dinnd
a supper club and a gay
ming of dancing? Nope. |
60 home, slip into sonnet
comfortable and pick
where they left off with
houSeWOrk.
Strangely, none of 4
seems to spend as much
as the average woman al
business of being beau
Perhaps it's because they
a generous share of beau
start with; nevertheless,
rarely 60 to beauty shops
they insist they pay litt,
no attention to their die
In fact, one of the four,
Evening star., 1951-04-01
|Longden Pilots Be Fleet
To Bay Meadows Victory
BY the Associated Press

SAN MATEO, Calf, Mar. 81
Johnny Longden piloted Be Fleet
to a length and a quarter victory
on the $25,000 San Francisco
handicap at Bay Meadows today
before 1896 spectators.
Bullreigh Jr. was second and
Vino Fino third. The favorite,
Calumet Farms Bewitch, finished
Eighth.
Be Fleet paid $40. $4.70 and
$3.50, running the mile and a six
teenth in 1:43Ks. Bullreigh re-
turned $3.50 and $40, Vino Fino
$3.50.
Longden pushed Be Fleet into
the lead going around the first
turn, fought OF several challenges
by Manyunk, and began driving
away at the finish. Bullreigh Jr.
closed gamely but couldn't match
the winning pace.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Denemark Speedster
Defeats II Others
In 0akIawn Finale
BY III. Asseeiased Press

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Mar. 81
Ruhe, the highly-touted speedstel
owned by Mrs. Emil Denemark oi
Chicago, won the $10,000-addec
Arkansas Derby here today.
Lyle's First. owned by Lyle Dill
ger, was second, followed by Henry
Forests Good Question.
The Denemark 3-year-old de-
> feated IL other horses to win Oak
lawns richest stakes race. feature
of the final day of Oaklawn Parks
30-day season. Ruhe and stable
mate King Diver made up the
cnly entry in the race.
Ridden by Jockey Job Dean Jes-
sop. Ruhe paid $4.20. $3.40 and
$500.
Red Top Farms Stop Gap set a
torrid pace from the starting gate
with Ruhe trailing along in 18th
place. However, Stop Gap faded in
the stretch and finished fourth.
Rhue. Kentucky Derby eligi-
BILE. gained the decision in a photo
over Lyle's First and Good Cues
tion was only a head further back.
Ruby's Jon was fifth followed
In order by Will You Dance,
Ruthred, Bulverde, False, Trucha,
Irish Flare. King Diver and Kings
Hope.
Ruhe ran the mile and a fur
long over a fast track in Isl fiat.
A crowd of 1880 watched the
contest.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

Rhe Wins Arkansas Derby Black George Takes Gufstream Purse
Ookluwn Park Results
Ry fhe Assoeiafed Press

FIRST RAcEEPurse. $1,000: allow
RosaI Isf ana up fassl9nss
Bitten Lady (Jonesl $50 3,St
Doug's Reward (Petrin) 3.2i
Bimebella. Cherry Ripple, Phario. whisti
SECOND RAcE1Purse. $1,000; claim
Tine. lin .ssSa 0s; pres.ridse5 'ss ESQ $50 80,
oh Grace Mae tEyersole) 80,
On nis Srisan's he, heir tDuhon) 3,o'
Also ran--Moon Baby. Lure OF Cold
Wise Maid, Hasty Bid, Winter Pair: Mid
% CAT dE@bead T ffs heat tasmpsi sor Show ana Nieo'n'
FaIs Pa1ls sgpss sssrpB,rsl pa5s 50 son .,.,,na
PARK Pisson 1Wiison) c.so $50 2.st
Memphis Bud Bud tMillisan, 10Y so so
Also ran-.Esta yes. War Ruler. wich.
ita Lass, Nightlife, Canary Bird ane
: fouETA RAcE-Purse, 81 800; allow
3 Encantadora WILSON, 4.20 800 FAC
sals Etras. psief f:flss. | l9sss'0p' 400
Also ran-b Reticule. Mr.. Sig. Eleven.
point. Cross End. Inky Racer. victorian
Lane entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, S1,400; claim.
ps ins po pssees,Slds scoss5 and up miles ao se
So Fair (SkoronSki) 3.0l
Also ran-@Little Lillian, Queen Hairan
Bold King. Our Pick. Thunderjet. GouId'i
Pride, Bubble Gum. vinits Toney AND
Bringt Beacon.
SAP; z.year-olds and Up; IT. ii.s miies' ds =
% ~ @
FFs9Sn q3as AdRIEal .!4lsa trensslio' 4:4t
Also .ran---Incky Codine. Little Imp
Mr.. Dink and Boo Boo Shoe.
SEVENTH RACE - Arkansas Derby
purse. $4,000 added; 3-year- olds; III
miles
Ruhe (Jessop) 4.2O $40 3.2n
Lyle's First fSkoronskD $3.50 lI.2O
Good Question (Milligan) $40
iae. Also rsnaRuby's ,olRb' Jon. Rushred. stop
Gap. VIII You Dance. Trucha. Ruvnrde,
False. Irish Flare, Kings Hope and A-King
Diver.
A-Denmark entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 1900; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; Ia miles.
Turn Back (Tenaglio) 1880 1900 1910
Icanc peabody 1900 $50
Forth Term (Brooks) 1000
Also Also ran@aift asiif Maedic, Gay Lee. Roses
Are. Red. Super Wolf, Convalescent, Mis-
leader. Mark O. Night, High Cotton.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1.70o; claiming
4.year-olds and UP; furlongs.
Linwood Harry CMnez) 1880 23.oo s.et
Gayilan tDestasio) 4.2O 3.0l
AtTSiGlss0ne Zines n:o1 y. sssDlnaie' $50
Also ran-Gay. Copacabana, Dolomite
Ice Cap. Tattoo and Hacso. ~ I
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, 1900; allow.
ances; 3-year-o and up; 5 furlongs.
Sickle's Image tSpinale) 2.60 240 22C
klimie (Manifoldl $50 46(
Bsfaml,es flme. 1885,. 1857 'Hushe'' 5.4e
Also ran--pandy Foot, Tubby B., Lad,
Patricia, Lawless Miss. Passing Parade
and Shellmar.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, SO 500; allow.
Mad Hare (Edensl 800 5'40 on
Boston Hero Baird 1900 7.26
Pf9Sr T9n. Positgiyys. osiitgiyys. Roser) 800
Also ran-King Chico, Blue Express,
Dominave.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ingi 4-year-olds and UP; mile and 20
il. Harter tR. Destasio) $50 $50 $50
Mickey LaSd tGodkins) 200. 4.40
Ricky N 3, B,tIannottD ~ $50
lR. IannottD
Time, 1:46.
Also ran--Monte,s Pride, Cloudchaser,
Hill Flight, Best Challenge and Milk Dance.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
skm "a pafSn5p' ana 5sp lA nilss'
Mickey q (Borsemenke) 7.S0 $50
Maestro , stE., e.. .Pucko) 11.so
easn as Boy BIZ ov. sqRss sssty .s 81
Sir Huaco.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Gehrmann Defeats Wilt
In Slow Mile al Buffalo
By the Assoeiefed Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, Mar. 31.-Don
Gehrmann burst past Fred Wilt in
the last half lap tonight to win the
invitation mile at the Niagara
District AAU Games in the rela-
lively slow time of 4:09.1.
Wilt trailed at the finish by 10
yards. Stewart Ray, Gehrmann's
New York Athletic Club teammate,
was third and Per Andersen of
Alfred was fourth.
y Gehrmann paced himself well
through the early part Of the
eight-lap mile and brought a
State Armory crowd Of 5000 to
its feet in the closing second.
Gehrmann's win was his second
straight over Wilt after dropping
the previous three meetings.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
paumonok Handicap
|HeadIiner as Racing
Opens in New York
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 31.-Th,
horses return to New York Mon
day when Jamaica lifts the liz
on the States 196-day season.
The Paumonok Handicap. 6
$25. 900 sprint which traditionally
features opening day. takes ths
Monday spotlight, but the 3-year.
olds move into the public eyt
starting Wednesday.
That days headliner is the Elk.
|perimental Handicap No. /, 9
6-furlong affair for the sopho.
mores seeking to go on to glory
and riches in such 3-year-olc
classics as the Kentucky Derby
Preakness and Belmont Stakes.
The Paumonok often attract.
3-year-olds, although it usually
draws a large field Of older horses
Three Big Derby Tests.
Battlefield. George d. Widener'.
champion 2-year-old Of 1850, i
expected to make his seasona,
debut in Wednesdays $4,000 Elk.
perimental. Battlefield has beer
wintering at Hialeah. but didn't
race there.
Before the month is out, the
racing at Jamaica, Laurel anc
Keeneland will shape up the pic
ture for the Derby. May 5.
Now. however. the big four OF
five Of the sophomore crop viii
have it out in the various Derby
tests. Three big ones come al
Jamaica. Wednesdays Experimen.
tai, Experimental No. 2 at a mile
and sixteenth April IA. and the
Wood Memorial. a $4,000 event
at the same distance, April 81.
The Chesapeake Stakes at Lau-
rel April IA over a mile and o six
teenth. and the Blue Grass Stakes
at Keeneland April 26, at q mile
and one eighth are the other
major Derby tests.
In addition to Battlefield, JOS
eph Colando's Uncle Miltie,
Greentree Stables Big Stretch,
Sam Mason's To Market and Mrs.
Sarah Chats Lord Putnam are
putting in their final training
licks on Long Island. They are
regarded as the top Derby mate
rial in these parts.
Crowd of 10000 Likely.
The Jamaica meeting, which
opens 285 years. after the first
formal race meeting on Long Is
land in 1855, runs for 36 days
this year. Last season the ia
maica meeting was split into
spring and fall dates.
It closes May IL. with the $50. 900
Gallant Fox Handicap. Racing
then shifts to Belmont Park, for
a 31-day spring meeting.
The flrts post Monday is 1:15
pm, with eight races daily. Four
teen stakes with $3.50. 900 in added
money are on the Jamaica pro-
gram.
Opening day last year was on
a Saturday. when 50.518 turned
out. About 10000 can be expected
for the Monday opener.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
GuIfstreum Park Results
Blythe Associated Press

FIRST ,RAcE-Purss. $500; claiming;
aysaESlds sr and 9pesOn, sDi s0d @ss $50
Smart Eddie {CampbelD 4.e0 $40
Mary Grace (Bone) 500
Also ranZSerano. Gino Gray. Ray
Pm ssRll ssssin yII:s SFsa a. .,a, Dns'
HoDo Ha 4ysaFlSeS and up fusiss3ss $50
Wei NY Word tcollins) 1880 500
| Also 'i ran-~Penny Reward. Youns Hickey.
sues Special. Much Pleasure, Handle,
Day. Great Issue. Battle Born ASoy'S
Tz1n6 Daiy Pousls eaiss saaSo' ssS2ol s.,m,1.
s;anssf%sss % SaI r ecOfoiia' 500 t.sS e 3SS 20
Sir walter K: Barrow, $40
Also ', ranHrox aiIs, Challenge, Larry poolsy.
Afame, Look Here, Frenchtown. Ripping
hit FonRrH as: Psfrse gSePnrss Elfaa Me:s claim
ing; 4-year.elds and up; g furiSnss; Sn 40
Rough Cookie tCook) 800 800
Sorority (Rivera) $50
Also % ranEAlr Patrol. Record Player.
suRnE RrE s0ris RAcEarss GoPn sd Ws5 H0s allow
sncesi s-year, ,olds; ! furlongs. % 80
Moon Dell tBalZarettD 4.7O 800
Whit Whiz (Porch) 4.7O
Time. 1883
Also ran---Ash Tray. Al Hash, Let's
Bug. Wave Again and Huddle,
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming:
a-year-oldS pnd up; furlongs.
Delta EAGLE IT. Barrow 1890 $50 4.51
Master Mind L. Batcheller) $50 4.40
pobodura e. Williams) 4.40
Time, 1:111s.
A'rn ron-Delphy. Polly's Delay. Little
Sinner, Blue Dance. Is There. Imperial
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $500; allow
snces; Swear -olds and up: Ii miles.
Black George IL. B't'er) 4.70 $50 ESQ
Johns JOY wv. M. Cook $50 3.e"
Blue Kay (H Lindberg) 4.So
Also ran-white Rage Prop, Silver
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. se,4oo claim
yssa,s jay y; zsEoor5 500 $'$SS ssc
Hair stylist "a. Monteiro) $50
Also ran-Nassau, Execution Ellisteo.
Bold Knot. Willy Willie. Navy Ace and Bill
MYTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; w miles.
Prere JACQUES (Barrow) ITO 400 $50
ssIr Tc-ic m. Lopez 1880 1000
Alpho (S. Williams) $40
Also ran-Belrate, Dinner Party, Pha-
rack, Narcissus. Montcalm. sextant and
MenaVer
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Schroeder, Speedier Than Ever,
Boosts Virginiio's Track Hopes
Special pispaseh 10 The star

| CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar
l31.--Coach Archie Hahn, now ir
his 21st year as the University oil
lVirginia's track coach, thinks this
year should be a good one for his
Cavaliers, and one reason for hi.
Optimism is that Gene Schroeder
"the Capital Clipper is back.
| Schroeder, a product of Wash
tington's Anacostia High and an
All-State end in football, won the
Virginia Big Six dash champions
ship last year with 81 for the l0C
yards. He beat, among others
the dashy Sterling Wingo from
Virginia Tech.
Even In football togs Schroe-
der's speed is so impressive that
he was the second collegian, COM
ing right behind Bob Williams OF
Notre Dame. chosen by George
lHalas Of the Bears when the pro
lfootballers held their draft meet
ing in January.
Gene is showing lot better
now." Hahn said Of his star sprin-
ter. Hes learning to start better
That was his weakness. Last year
was his first year out. you know .
The Virginia coach expects JIM
my AshWell, another football play
er from Herndon, Va, to assist
Schroeder in the sprints. He also
hopes to convert Jimmy Lesane OF
Raleight. N. c.. into a good dash
man as soon as Jimmy is released
from spring football practice.
Coach Hahn thinks his team
may win the Big Six crown this
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Bibbins, Former Giants
Catcher, Dies at 50
By the Associated Press

BUFFALO. N. Y. Mar. 31.--A.
|Leal Bibbins. a farm seed expert
iwho once caught for the Giants
died today after a long illness. He
was So.
A native of Moscow, Mich, Bib
bins put in a couple of seasons as
la catcher for the Giants after
graduation from Michigan State
College In 1915.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
1ravers Funeral Services
In Connecticut tomorrow
By the Assoeiated Press

MERIDEN, Conn.,. Mar. 81
Funeral services for Jerome D
Travers, Ga, one of the great
names in golf, will be held here
Monday.
Travers, a four time winner ol
the National Amateur champion
ship and once victor in the United
States Open, died yesterday at hi:
home in East Hartford. In re.
cent years he had been an in.
Spector in an aircraft plant there
A requiem mass will be ce]e'
brated at 9 am. Monday in st
Roses Church. Burial will be il
Sacred Heart Cemetery here.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Lincoln Downs Results
BY the Associaied Press

FIRST ,RACE-Purse, 81 ZOO; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; i miles.
Cookie Baby (Godkins) 11.20 500 800
Silaed Trump (Stroud) 4.60 500
Perton tWflder) 3SG
Time, 1:50as.
Also .ran--Harsam. Mallowan, Dawn
can, Pillow. Crede, Midnight Queen.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81, roo; claim
ing; & &4-@ysar;olds year and up: turlongs,
Benny (Martinez) 40 4S0
North Park tB'regard) 2i il0
Time, 1881.
Also ran-Rosy Scene, Truk. River
Boyne. Air Gee. Isoluc, Buck Rake. ConEa
DAILY Double paid S4s.2O.)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,70o; claiming;
4-year.olds and UP; furlongs
Eternal Shore (Edensl $50 46O 3o0
Eternal Bomb tManifold) $50 4 %
Pal Cross (Bright) 4 al
Time, 1:01ts.
Also ran-Prince Blue. Melody Miss
Jack Madigan. Scotsun, Miss Rab. Duel De,
FOURTH RACE-Purse, S1,7OO; claim
ing 4-year-olds and UP; Z furlongs
ssna.alns sna,.tx ,sseauresard) 1900 ?.69 500
sings Guard (Roser) 800
Time, 80.
Also ran-Frontiersman Ariel Gift.
GOOD sweep, Colo Springs and o. q, Kelley.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Blessed Sacrament Girls
win CY0 Junior Title
speeiol Dispatch TO The stel

WILMINGTON, Del. Mar. 81.
Eileen Moses and jeanne Brown
each scored Is points to lead
Blessed Sacrament Of Washing
ton to a 54-22 victory over Our
Lady of Peace of Philadelphia in
the junior girls final round OF
the CYO Middle-Atlantic Basket
ball Tournament.
Blessed Sacrament thus has
won the junior girls title two
years in a row. The tournament
brings together the top CYO
teams from Washington, Balti-
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Black George Captures
Race by -Four LenQths

HILLANDALE, Fla, Mar. 81
R.-William H. veeneman's Black
George won the $500 Fort Lau.
derdale Purse by four lengths be-
fore a crowd Of 1910 at Gulf
stream Park today.
The fleet Reaping Reward gel
ding, which captured the Derby
trial last year, showed his best
speed in outrunning Johns JOY
owned by j. A. Kinard. Five
lengths off the place horse was
Elkcam Stables Blue Kay, nose
in front Of E. Constantin, jr.'
prop.
Completing the field in the mile
and a sixteenth affair were P. A.
Tamburo's Silver Bridge, Valley
View Farms heretofore unbeaten
Sabaean and Mill River Stables
White Rage.
Sabaean carried string Of five
straight victories into the race,
but bore out most of the way and
finally tried to bolt in midstretch
while racing second. Black George
appeared to have Sabaean deci-
sively beaten when he tried to leap
to the outside rail. IS ri &
Black George broke fastest
under Logan Batcheller's alert
handling, took command at the
half-mile pole. drew clear rapidly
and was never in danger there
after. Johns Joy was much the
best of the others although he did
not menace the ooth-striding
winner.
Time for the feature was 1.43
over a fast track.
Black George paid $4.70, $500
and $3.50 across the board for a
50 bet. Johns Joy returned place
ticket holders $3.50 and $3.50 and
Blue Kay paid $3.50 to show.
Daily double rewards of $27.20
were paid to 1,199 fans who
coupled Attention Sir and Tobo.
Attention Sir copped the opener
at $12 and Tobo paid $4.80 after
anneXing the second.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
$4,000 See SickIe's Image
Win at Lincoln Downs

LINCOLN, r. l., Mar. 81. Up
Sickle's Image. Clarence Hart
wick's 3-year- old filly, came home
a length and a half ahead of Mt.
Desert Stables Klimie today to
win the $1,000 Hope Valley Purse
before $4,000 at Lincoln Downs.
Show went to I. j. Whites
Beaming Light, a nose back OF
Klimie.
Sickle's Image paid $3.50. $2.40
and 1920 and her time for the five
furlongs was 1.00Hs. Klimie re-
turned $3.50 and $3.50 with Beam
ing Light paying $40.
Sickle's Image took the lead at
the start and fought off an early
challenge by Beaming Light. The
filly was forced again in the run
to the finish as Klimie came up
fast.
The daily double paid $48.20 to
1888 ticket holders combining
Dave Robertson's Cookie Baby and
Marlee Stables Hebro.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

year If things work out as planned
He has a high jumper. Nelson
Rancorn, who won the indoor title
with 6-2, and good men are ready
for the pole vault and shot. George
Brasfield of Petersburg is likely
to better his 1873 vault figure, and
Bob Miller. Virginia's 225-pouno
All-State tackle, may crack the
school record of 48 feet with the
shot.
Virginia's hurdlers are "fair,' -
according to Hahn, but the schools
principal weakness is the distance
races.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
'CothoIic U. Ruined Out

TOWSON, Md, Mar. 81 (Spe-
ciaD "A scheduled Mason -Dixor
Conference baseball game today
between Catholic University ano
Towson Teachers was postponed
because of wet grounds. It will
be played as part of a double
header at Gu on May 8.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Roller Derby Jets Due Bock

The Washington Jets will re-
turn to Uline Arena for action
May 2 through May "a. The Jets
cellar jewellers of the National
Roller Derby League last year,
now are in second place behind
the Chicago Westerners.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
e, Philadelphia and Wilm-

Lag UO1As
st. Timothy's Of Philadelphia
took the junior boys champion
ship with a 1922 victory over
st. AIMS of Washington. The
Blessed Sacrament senior girls
and the st. Thomas senior boys
both from Washington, won con-
ISOLATION games.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Women Golfers to Meet

Hams Point Rock Creek Wo-
mems Golf and Country Club will
hold its monthly meeting at 5 pm.
today at the East Potomac Park
Clubhouse.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-08-01

HAVE YOU SEEN 1 Many the livestock breeders who have
exceptionally number of the qualities which
60 together the ideal beef bull the ideal type
at Show,
State Great Falls August
Gil, Midland Empire Fair Billings August 1918
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-08-01

To create the printed page it's the hand of the printer
master craftsman, who has set the type who, in
words alone, develope picture of and views
for all the world to
Arizona sun., 1951-08-03
BROADWAY
NEWS
BY Bette Carr
Phone 8-3O45

The st. Matthews Church, 2444
E. Broadway, had a wonderful SER
vice Sunday. At 800 o'clock, seven
churches worshipped with them.
Welcome Baptist Church, 2724
E. Broadway, II am. message was
delivered by Rev. ]. Shaw, subject:
Last days peril times" Sunday,
Rev. ]. K. King and Rev. M. Cox
preached.
Rev. w. M. Car, 2515 E. Broad
way, is leaving Friday for Doug
las, Ariz., where he will spend a
few weeks.
Pvt. Willie Douglas is expecting
to return home Sunday after hav-
ing spent many months in the
army at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas.
He is the son of Mrs. Beatrice
Douglas, 3110 E. Broadway.
Mr.. Wendell Brown, 1917 E.
Madison ST., left for Pasadena,
where he will spend week with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Crow, have
returned from their trip to Wichi-
ta, Kansas, where they visited a
son and other relatives.
Seven church groups will go on
an outing Sunday leaving from
Mrs. VIM. Carr's home, 2515' E.
Broadway, at 10 am.
The Lewis Chapel CINE. church
had a wonderful time Sunday. The
message was delivered by the pas
tor, Rev. l.. V. Davis.