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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-21

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MERRY CHRISTMAS and A
happy NEW YEAR to my
friends and Customers.
Manager of Century Barber &
Beauty Shop.
6O8 West Ninth
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6eason Greetings!
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, Wednesday night with her sister
MRS. Louis oockWeil...,..Mr and
MRS. Charies II. Cross 81 Caliior-
MA are mere Visiting Mr. ana MRS.
James BOX. MIS-. cross IS tine
daughter OF Mr.. ana mrs. James
Box.
The engagement of Miss Rosie
l.. Mcdonald and Theodis Alexan.
der is announced by tine parents OF
Miss Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs,
Acie Mcdonald of Chichester. The
wedding will be an event of De
cember rs at 500 p. m, at Bethel
AME church. Rev. 7. M, Stith will
perform the double ring ceremony
Miss Rosie Lee Mcdonald finish
ed two years at Shorter college
and is now employed in Rockford,
Illinois Theodis Alexander is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Junious Alex
ander of Good Hope AME church.
Mrs. Georgia Soekwell and
daughter, Miss Josephine Sock
well, and A. G.. Mcdonald We're
house guests of Mrs, K, B. Sock
well last week w, M. Sockwell
is spending his two weeks vaea'
ton deer hunting 80. Rev. T. M
Stith preached soul stirring SER
mon Sunday at Good Hope.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-21

and family let Tor her home In
Gamaen..,s,kev. j. II, stephen fill
co ms appointment at atlnson
chapel IN IexaIAana sunday.
Mrs, Earnest Wiley ana two emil
aren ana Mrs. Clarence, spent
several days IN ST. Louis with
Mrs. Wileys sister, Mrs. Taylor.
and brother. j, {. and N. Bum
Mrs. Luberta Smith has returned
home after spending three months
in Cleveland with her brother
She was accompanied home by
her brother Robert Smith. The
Church of God on Garry street
will have a Christmas meeting be-
ginning December rs and will con
tinue through the Goth The pub.
lie is invited .- The Mt. Cannon
Baptist church will have its
Christmas program December "a
The Gurdon high school closed
December 10 at 200 p m. and
will open January 2....Sgt. John
Spencer. son of Mrs, Martha Nc
Nelly, has been assigned to ANA
rillo Air force base, Texas as
senior food service technieian.
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Ethel
Bessie Ransom

Bessie Ransom
Mrs. Oracle Williams, Mrs. Till.
tina Dedriek, Linda White and
Charles London were dinner
guests at the home of Mrs. Leslie
Mae Clark Sunday Mrs. Otelia
Fitzpatrick and children visited
Mrs, Clark Sunday Louis House
and Mrs. Willie Mae left last week
for Little Rock on business trip
..a Mother Eliza Mays spent last
weekend at the home of Mrs.
Mary Perkins Mr. and Mrs
Grady Harris visited Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Fowler recently Austin
Henderson was dinner guest at
the home Of Mrs. o. Fitzpatrick
w. c. Clark, Mrs. Fowler and
others motored to Pine Bluff last
week Mrs Bessie Ransom has
five fat hens she would like to
sell Will Marion has been lit.
til i'll Mrs. Sufronia Coins who
has been i'll is reported better,
Mrs. f. D. Jamison was guest OF
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Read The PRESS
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County OF Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
OraVell Winters Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1926
Allen Winters Defendant
The Defendant, Allen Winters 10
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer tine
complaint of the plaintiff Ore
Veil Winters
Dated: December 3, 1851
j. r. Booker & Jackie L. Shrop-
shire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
John A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litcm.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards d. c.
l2:Tl4-2l-28 a
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Ulysses Smith Plaintiff
VS.. No 03235
Myrtle Smith Defendant
The defendant Myrtle Smith =
warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Ulyssss
Smith
Dated: December 3, 1851
J. r. Booker & Jackie L. Shrop.
shire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Glenn F. Walther
Attorney ad Litcm.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards D. c.
12:7-l4-1l-2o =
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pltal at Alexander last Sunday -.
MIS-. Einoia W hlenafesoa. Is
leaving tals week Tor basuop,
Louisiana where she VIII spend
the Mondays WITH relatives and
lfienas."..Mr. ana Mrs. ID. Guy
VISITED Miss Annie l.. Philips last
week...,The Bradley county h,gn
school teachers We're entertained
by Prof, and Mrs. S, E. Bullock in
October, by Miss CoWan in No
vember and by Miss Stewart and
Prof and Mrs, Nile Z. Smith in
December....See Mrs. Willie Will
liams for your Avon products ...... ..
Jesse Walker is mending some but
Is still confined to the hospital .,,..
The first quarterly meeting at st,
James AME church was held Sun
day, Dr. Hawkins is the presiding
elder ... Miss Annie Lee Phillips,
Mrs H. l.. Momon and Mrs, M. B,
Henry visited st, James AME
church Sunday night Bradley
county high school: The biology
class had as guest last week the
Hermitage high school. c. w, Car
ter is instructor The senior class
gave a very beautiful assembly
program in the form of DR.. |.
@, program. The program was
very enjoyable The school chorus
will render musical program
Wednesday The junior boys won
over Monticello by a score of q
= 10. The senior girls and boys
lost Watch for our column next
week,
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Rev. ]. Al Allen, preached a very

Rev. j, A Allen, preached a very
good sermon. Out Oh town visitors
we've Wllnam ana Jesse Webb,
Mrs. Elmaree Coleman and Mr.
ana Mrs. Ranso Webb Of Canamon
community" Rev. Thompson Of I'll
Dorado was dinner guest OF Mrs
Mammie Wilborn last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Andrews have
returned home from California
where they attended the funeral
of Mr.. Andrews sister,....Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Jones. York Wlborn
and son, Edwin, and Mr., and Mrs.
Alonzo Wilborn all of Little Rock
We're here over the week END on
business. Mrs. Elizabeth Daniel is
still on the sick list The Mission
club met in the home Of Mrs. Nora
Tyler last week.
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Gurdoll

Mrs. Charline Harvey and chill
dren left for Chicago to join her
husband and their father Mrs.
Katie Jones spent the week in
Arkadelphia with her daughter
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Nun.
burn Alma Stringer, who has
been in the Missouri Pacific hos
pital for five weeks, has been
very sick but seems to be getting
a little better Mrs Charlie
Goldsby was called to st. Louis by
the death Of her cousin. Hays
Jones Mrs. Maggie Nolen of Lit.
tie Rock spent the weekend here
with her father. John Williams .....
Mrs. Matte Wilson who spent the
weekend here with her daughter
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Warren

,,sivin Clark is on the sick list.
!, ns son' Alvin, jr., is visiting hIm.
" Vs. Esther Jones visited out Of
NM sunday.....Mrs. N, c. Bass,
|!eN" Maggie Hampton and others
MAJ W., the sick ones in the hos.
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BatesviIIe
Gene Mack Brown

Gene MACK Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Waugh,
Mrs. Rena Taylor, Albert Watkins.
Homer Sloan and Yancy Mont
gomery attended the conference in
Forrest City. The boy scout troop
lila enjoyed a movie last week
shown by scout master, Mack
Brown. Rev. A. B. Woodley has
returned to Batesville for another
year He is pastor of Bethel AME
church......The Searcy junior and
senior boys and girls played Mil
Ter junior and senior boys and
girls last week. Batesville lost four
games but played well The com.
munity Christmas tree will be
held Christmas eve at 800 p m.
at Lafferty church.
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Good Hope
n-a.l G.LxnAIn

Bessie l.. SOckWel
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B. Sockwell
and Mrs. Estella Tidwell, w, M. a.
long with Mrs. Vera Tidwell, A.
M. all of Golden Crown chapter
no. $50 of Rosston motored to
Texarkana to attend the extra ses-
sion Of the Grand Lodge. Also at
tending the meeting were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. d. Sanders and Mrs. Bea-
trice jenkins all Of Rosston......,,.
Mrs. Willie McNeely fell and
broke her arm December |. She
is reported resting well at this
writing W. M. Soekwell of Pres
colt is here spending two weeks
with his nephew. E. B. Sockwell.
Miss Bonnie Jean Alexander spent
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very interesting. Mrs. Willie Ell
liot won first place over Nancy
Mitchell of the school. William
Milsap of the Huttig school won
over Harris Payne of Union choir.
Prof, 4, Z. Jones Is principal OF
the school. Harris Payne is presi.
dent of the choir. Mary M. Town
send is the music teacher of the
school. The union choir has plann.
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Legal Notices:

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County of Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski; Chance.y Court
Booker T. Franklin Plaintiff
VS.. No 032l9
Shelly Franklin Defendant
The Defendant. Shelly Franklin is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Booker
T. Franklin
Dated: November 20, 1851
J. r. Booker & Jackie L. Shrop-
shire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Glenn F. Walther
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards D. c.
12:7.14-21-28 At
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ed a series OF chrilenas parties 10
begin Sat. night be. a. Xmas at the
home of Mrs. EllioN Dock Hendsr.
son, Mrs. Emma Moon and Velms
Neal served as Judges at the quar-.
tet contest. Mrs. Ida Henderson
and Jordan Jennings received the
offering. The school quartet
scored So and the church quartet
Al
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hutti(l

The contest between the Huttig
union choir and the Huttig junior
high school quartet was an amaz
ing success. After battling against
each other in eight rounds of Sc
lections the school won over the
union choir. The solo contest was
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Iva an


Earlean Marshall
Mrs. Bell Shelton has returned
home after spending several
months in Las Vegas, Nevada Wis
iting her children "A very en-.
joyable service was held at Cal.
very Baptist church. The pastor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
DRAKE RELAYS
By Associated Press

4 quartet of speeders from Wash ington State College cut seconds from a l0-year-old record in finals of the annual Drake Relays at Des Moines, Ia, Saturday, while their teammates from Pullman were best ing Oregon State 75-55 in north ern division dual track meet at Cor wallis.
 Oregon beat Idaho in another dual northern division meet at Cor wallis, meanwhile, but Washington lost to California in the only sched- uled north-south dual meet of the Pacific Coast conference season.
 Bill Parnell, champion miller of the British Empire, was anchor man on the four man WSC relay team which smashed the university tWo- mile record at Des Moines. Parnell, Lee Cave. George Stimac and Glen Eishen covered the two miles III 7:38.6 seconds to erase the former mark of 7:418 set by Drake m 1941.
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FOUR TWIN GAMES
 pC LEAGUE
By Associated Press

The gargantuan helping of base ball served up yesterday for Pacific Coast League fans should keep even the hungriest of them satisfied un- til play resumes Tuesday.
 Four doubleheaders were on the menu, frosted with six overtime innings.
 Luck was going all one way.
 Portland defeated Hollywood 7-6 and 4-3, Seattle won over San Fran cisco Az and 4-3, Oakland took San Diego 5-2 and 6-5, and Sacra- mento whipped Los Angeles 14-6 and 8-7.
 At Portland. both games went beyond the limit, one inning in the first and three past the scheduled seven in the second. Fred Haney, Hollywood manager, played the second game under protest Ee had a verbal agreement, he said, not to play beyond 6 pm. because his team had chartered a plarie for ' pm. Threat of rain delayed the opening game more than an hour.
 At Seattle, tight baseball was the order of tke day. Mary Grissom turned in his sixth straight pitching win in the nightcap. Despite the low scores, both teams belted a total of 19 hits in the first game, IT in the second.
 Bad news was mixed with good at Seattle. Al Lyons. who came from the outfield at Portland week ago to pitch one-hitter for the Rain iers, asked that he not be started again this year. Manager Rogers Hornsby said the ex-major leaguer feared permanent injury to his right arm. The sore wing once kept him out of play for three seasons.
 The action left Portland three and a half games ahead of Oakland and Sacramento, tied for second place. Sharing third place honors were Seattle and Los Angeles, four games behind the leader.
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Fifth and Sixth grades, with Mrs. Macchia, teacher, presented clever skit-"Off the Shelf The cast was as follows: Collected Poems, sharon McGuane; MT. Dictionary, Becky Stevenson; History Book, Carole Pribbernow; Miss Grammar, Marilyn Wright; MT. Arithmetic, Motter Fuller; MT. Nonesense, Mary Anne Rafferty Miss Story book, Darlene Brundige; MT. Bi- ography, Sandra Nelson, Librarian. Kay Lamoreaux. Delicious refresh- ments of assorted cup cakes were served by Mrs. D. D. Cox Mrs. J. Sheleby, and Mrs. w. Swick.
 The following officers for the schoo year of l95l-'52 were cleo ted, President, Mrs. J. Sheleby; Vice president, Mrs. J. St. Martin; Secretary, Mrs. Emil Maxi; Treas urer, Mrs. D. D. Cox.
 Miss Price was introduced and gave a short talk on the Canteen Course sponsored through the Red Cross. It was announced that the projects made by the Shops classes would be on display in Asks Store the first week in May. The judges will be MT. Olaf Dale, MT. M. E.. Rogers, and MT. c. Clark. The two representative for the July Fourth Committee will be Mrs. H. Soldin and MT. c. L. Anderson. The Att tendance Award was wen by the Fifth and Sixth Grade room. Con- mittees were appointed to be in charge of a party to honor the graduates. The party will be held May 16 following the Commence
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Mrs. Duncan Hukill gave a party Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her daughter Frances third birthday. The guests were Mrs. Mark Lee with Kristin and Marcia; Mrs. Jack Lee ana Jackie; Mrs J. Martini and Janice Mrs. l.. Church and Donald; Mrs. -A. Kop@-ski and Maxine; Mrs. E. hestnes and Maryanne and Nancy; Mrs. Q. Ed wards and Johnnie. Mr., William Wasser, Donna Lee Ward and Syl- via Boynton.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
LEADERS lH B. B.
Leaders in major league baseball games through Sunday are.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE


 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Batting (oased on g times at bat) Robinson, Brooklyn, .396; Elliott Boston, .331.
 Hits = Robinson, Brooklyn. 19; Gordon and Hartsfield, Boston, 18. Home runs Hodges, Brooklyn, 6; Jethroe, Boston, 5.
 Pitching Surkont, Boston, 3-0' Staley and Brechen, St. Louis; Dickson, Pittsburgh, Newcombe ana Roe, Brooklyn, 20.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting (based on 25 times at bat -Busby, Chicago, .462; Robinson Chicago, AS.
 Hits, Busby, and Narrasquel, Chi cago, 18.
 Home runs Williams, Boston 4; six players tied with 3.
 Pitching = Lopat, New York, 80; Consuegra and Marrero, Washing ton, Teller, Cleveland, and Stobbs Boston, 20.
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ment Exercises. Refreshment Com- mittee: Mrs. J. Hoyt Mrs. H. Sol din and Mrs. O. Selmer; entertain- ment committee Mrs. Dolores Jones, and Mrs. Connie Battles.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Sundays Results

Brooklyn 6, New York 3.
 Boston 1-9, Philadelphia 0-1o. St. Louis 6, Chicago 3.
 Pittsburgh 9-1, Cincinnati 9-1 (1st game 13 innings; second called at end of 1o because of curfew law).
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Rs - Q 3 S
 & 2 2A AA 4
GIANTS LOSE
 fl STRAIGHT
 GAMES, ROW
By JOE REICHLER Associated Press Spcrts Writer


 1t no longer is a question of where the Giants will finish. Fans are asking - will they finish?
 Thunderstruck by the clubs 11th consecutive defeat - yes, the Giants lost again yesterday New York fandom is wondering what Leo Du- rocher is going to do next.
 Just picture the Giants plight to- day. The situation is almost unbe- lievable. This is the ballyhooed Giants, the club majority of ex- perts picked on opening day to win the flag. Now. two weeks later, Du- rocher's my kind of club" is wal lowing deep in the basement.
 It was not until the sixth inning yesterday that the Dodgers broke up a 2-2 deadlock with three-run uprising to pave the way for their 6-3 victory.
 Larry Jansen who started so well with that opening day 5hutout win, was the loser.
 Three-Way Tie
 The victory put the Brooks into a three-way tie for first place with Boston and St. Louis. The Braves divided a doubleheader with Phila- delphia. They won the opener, 10, although held to two hits by Jocko Thompson. The Phils overcame a six-run first inning by Boston to win the second game, 10-9.
 Harry Brechen held the Cubs to six hits in Chicago to win his sec ond game as the Cardinals pounded out 6-3 triumph.
 Pittsburgh climaxed an uphill battle, beating Cincinnati, 9-8, in the opener of a doubleheader that went 13 innings. The second game ended in a 1-1 10-inning tie called because of the Pennsylvania curfew law.
 Browns Win Twin
 The lowly St. Louis Browns stunned the Cleveland Indians by sweeping both ends of their double header in St. Louis, 6-3 and 13-1l.
 The Senators backed into their share of the lead, accepting 4-U licking by the Yankees in New York
 Boston's Red Sox tallied four rum in the 18th to outlast the Athletics, 12-6, in the first game of sched- uled twin bill in Philadelphia. The Sunday 5:45 EST curfew called halt to hostilities in the second game.
 Ken Holcombe pitched five hitter as the Chicago White SoX ! shut out the Tigers in Detroit, 40.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30

Superintendent of Schools, MT. Jahns, arrived in Skagway Friday morning on the Princeton-Han. The Skagway Band, under the di- rection of William Swick, paraded from the school to the wharf. After playing it's first selection at the beginning of the down town sec ton of Skagway the band rapidly acquired an escort of cars which soon reached the proportions of abort one half mile in length. The band played two selections as the Princeton Hall tied up to the float. The Haines band was entertained at a picnic lunch at the school, and immediately following a con cert given by both bands was held in the School Auditorium. Even with short notice large enthus- iastic crowd was present. The Haines Band gave the first half of the program; the Skagway band the second half. Both bands and their instructors deserve the high est praise for the remarkable pro- gross they have made in one school year. Miss Myrna Hauser, flutist from Haines, showed remarkable boise since she had to compete for a short time with the fire siren
 GA grass fire had spread and par tially burned a small shed behind the Ahlam's residenceD The band returned to Haines in the early afternoon.
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Sunday He made tour of inspec- tion over the Dyea road and stud jed possible extensions. He left on Mondays train for Whitehorse.
 The Coastal Rambler was in port Sunday. Two new cars were added to Skagway; l04 assorted vehicles" Harry Church received 1851 blue Chevrolet Deluxe Se- dan, and Harold Crandall 1851 green Chevrolet pickup.
 Kent Fuller left Tuesday by AL aska Coastal for Seattle on busi ness trip.
 Miss Mae O'Connell resigned from her position as nurse at the White Pass Hospital, and left Mon- day by Alaska Coastal to go to ketchikan to visit friends for a few days.
 A dinner meeting of the Skagway Chamber Of Commerce was held Tuesday evening April 24 at the Skagway Grill. Miss Hallene Price, Home Demonstration Agent from Juneau. and the Rev. E. Gallant were guests.
 Nominations for officers for the Chamber were held with the follow ing results President, r. D. Cal |kins; Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. El- izaoeth Selmer; Executive Board, William Dewar, Freddie Marlowe, and William Burfield. Taylor gave a short talk on the Tourist Association for Alaska, and turned all information over to the new group of officers. MT. Wheaton reported that the Days of '98 Committee had con- pleted all plans and were ready for the tourist season.
 liC SldiubCl tliuOlSSu ltSOlu- ton proposed by the Common Council of the City of Skagway asking for a road connection with | Carcross. G. Villesvik and H. Welch were asked to represent the Cham Ter at a meeting of all organiza-
 tions to make plans for the Fourth of July.
 Father Gallant gave most in- teresting talk on his trip to Wash ington. D. c. for information on the Taiya project. Mayor Reed spoke briefly of his vacation trip. MT. Kirmse introduced his wife to the members of the Chamber. The Chamber voted MT. Patterson vote of thanks and appreciation for the work he has done to make possible an attractive dining room Tor public gatherings.
 MT. and Mrs. William Miller are the happy parents of six pound daughter born Tuesday evening at St. Ann's Hospital in Juneau. They have named her Beth Ann. MT. Miller is an instructor in the Skag- sway High School.
 J. c. Hoyt is invalided at his homo at present. Dr. Carter of Ju- neau is doctoring him by way of letters and taephone.
 A luncheon meeting of the Skag- way Lions Club was held Wednes- day at the Grill with seventeen members present. MT. A. E. Tunley was a guest Reports were given that the Salmon Derby is coming along in fine shape, large num- ber of contestants are being signed up and a large number of fine prizes ere promised. A Junior Di- vision for contestants under six teen to fish for trout in the river and the lakes ,s being planned. MT. w. Burfield and Mir. A. E. Larson will represent the Club on
 the July Fourth Committee.
 The presentation of the Charter
 to the local organization will be held May 20, and it is hoped that i, many of the Lions from Juneau and other Southeastern Alaskan towns will be able to visit at that time.
 The last meeting of the P.-T.A. this school year was held Wednes- day afternoon at the Skagway Public School. The pupils of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30

Mrs. George Rapuzzi is spending the month with her parents in Wadena. Adinn,
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Mrs. William Bigham and child ren Billy and Donna are visiting relatives in British Columbia.
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The Senior Glass of the Skagway High School gave it's annual Ball Friday evening, April 20, in the School Gymnasium which had been beautifully decorated in red and white for the occasion. MT. and Mrs. William Wasser, and James (Jirnmie) Patterson were the patrons for the class. At an inter mission the following floor show was given--a quartet of Hi school girls-Dorthy Cox, Gail Smith, Pat Anderson and Leada Sheleby sang Sing a Little Harmony" Dorothy Cox and Patricia Anderson presen- ted a clever skit based upon a telephone conversation; quartet of "poached" graduates-Ceceiia and Erik Selmer, George Bloom, and Willie Andrews sang On Moonlit Bay" and Alma Mater; 1; and sections of the school band, the Mission Band and the orches- tra played "The Tennessee Waltz"
 A drawing was held to find the winner of the bicycle awarded by the P.- T. A. Mrs. Frieda Bird was given the bike. Hallie and Becky Stevenson were in charge of the punch towl. Dorothy Cox announ- ced the program.
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Saturday Results Oakland l, San Diego 0. Sacramento 10, Los Angeles 3. San Francisco 3, Seattle 2. Hollywood at Portland. rain.
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The last meeting of the P.-T.A. this school year was held Wednes- day afternoon at the Skagway Public School. The pupils of the
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Saturday Scores Brooklyn 8, New York 4. Boston 3, Philadelphia 0. Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 2. Chicago 8, St. Louis 2.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Saturday Results Detroit ', Chicago 4. Cleveland 12, St. Louis 4. Boston 4, Philadelphia 2. New York 6, Washington 4.
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The Haines Band with their in- structor, Francis German, and the