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Evening star., 1952-05-15
a ''THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
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H-Skor Women WinD.C Title,
But Reach Peak in Wrong Event

land Nancy Lynas, Fort Davis
with 353 totaled 713 for the lead
in class B doubles.
| Bobbie Jones 1856 and Olga
Kazemersky (302) registered 68S
for second place in class A dou-
bleS.
Dorothy Rice (347) and Flora
Mitchell (326) from the Co-ordi-
nation team in the Veterans Ad-
lministration League, rolled to the
front in class E doubles with 673
Star in Obscurity.
Opal Owens (279) and Patricia
Hense (283) totaled only 562. but
they were stars. too. That 562
was far above their average and
good for the lead class F lead.
Emma Bourne, who early in the
week rolled a near record 424 in
class B singles. shot $40 with the
Colonial Village and 1913 in dou-
bles with Evelyn Nickel to total
1,087 for the class B all-events
lead.
Jane MacCord, entered with
several teams, rolled 367 last night
with Hyattsville. In three team
appearances she has marked up
two 367s and a 385 for a nine
game average of 124-3. She will
roll doubles and singles next
week.
Tomorrow nights schedule:
40 PM
Teams-Macs ESQ. Goode Tailoring.
HLBB. Martins Flowers, J0hnnies. Shu-
gSrts Kikis. Arlington Bootery. Nc
Queeney's ESQ. Hendricks, Occidental
Restaurant, Eddie Phillips Sport Shop
Rnaldl 4 Sons, F. B. Williams Vinces
" o:3O PM.
Claudia Roberts Florence Nicholson Nellie
Short-Gertie Talaferro. Mary Riston-
Billie Bowman, Nancy Nicalizzi-sad
Fisher. Marie lie Clair Eunice Nicks, Doro-
thea Ruddell-Irene Malitz. JAMIE Hughes
sineiesEBetty shallcross. Pearl soden.
V1rglnia Frey. Gertha Wilson, Loretta
Mills, Ellen Morris. Edith Christensen.
LI1 Alma AXtterDuchen. Helene Boyd; Anna Bur
ny n.y. Roes; s.s Teresa Valentine. Eva Disney,
Marsuerite .Vetter. Hazel Glover Nina
Owens, Sophia Dampier, Kit Cushman,
Edith Rice Betty Hughes. Dolores Oswald,
vivian JabaS, Mary Zenk.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

week after a disagreement with
the front Office.
Dick Hughes will succeed Long
as manager at Rock Creek.
Tom Wilder's 76, minus 6 handi-
cap strokes for a net 70, won low
net honors in Manor Clubs get
acquainted" day event yesterday
over a field of 60.
Bill Yeatman was next with 81
1911, using the Galloway Handi-
cap system, while other winners
were w. G. McCreery, 82-1O-72;
George Martin. 81-9-72, and
Louis Fuchs, 78-6-72.
1t. Miles Meadows scored a
hole-in-one on the 9Th hole of 3
course yesterday at East Potomac
Ia 225-yard par three. He was play
ing with Will Hunter and Tom
Goodman.
John Flattery, secretary of the
Middle Atlantic PGA, announced
there was an error in the original
announcement on next weeks as
sistant pro championship at the
All View Club. All D and H men,
bers in good standing will be
eligible, instead of just D class.
The Maryland State team golf
final Sunday between Baltimore
c. c. and the C. C. of Maryland
will be played at Rolling Road in
Catonsville, the Maryland State
Golf Association announced.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Chevy Chase Tourney
To Begin Tomorrow;
Al Teams Entered

After two match play member
guest tournaments and one media
play event, the Chevy Chase Clut
Golf Committee has arranged foI
both match and medal play sec.
Itions of its fourth annual member.
guest tournament starting to.
morrow.
Forty-one teams will play ar
l8-hole qualifying round tomor.
row for Is places in the cham.
pionShip fight. There will be three
other flights of eight teams. The
title fight will play two rounds o1
match play Saturday and semi.
finals and the final on Sunday
while the other flights will play
two rounds Saturday and the fina
Sunday.
! Play IN the title fight will be
from scratch. There will be mini
mum combined handicap of sever
for all teams.
There will be a 36-hole media
play tournament Saturday anC
Sunday and 10 teams have en-
tered that section. In addition
there will be 18-hole medal play
events and match play against par
tournaments running concurrent
.ly Saturday and Sunday, with
match play round losers eligible
on Sunday.
Palrings and starting times for
the qualifying round tomorrow
with Chevy Chase members named
first:
:4o-W. 8. Abel and Gary Black
Green Spring.
Burning. Tree: Randall Haener and vii vii.
liam Shields, jr., Piping Rock, n Y; 1850
i,a;h,a mCt a. i, Fuller and A. 6. Dezendorf: Co
i. g. Pitt Manor; E. G. FSEhef Ferriday and snd
Z; Prsftos Sce5t atv III: WMilmlngton. WI Del l.52-
umSa whiteies aha s0sss and P sRaFR r. bixon 99
I:OQo-John Walker and r. T. West West
Fforenee GeSrse Sw Ferris IT, and
Sweetser st. Andrews. N. Y; Charles E
Hewes and Kenneth H. Kennedy, Pine
andst and MAN, N C.; N.d d;lSMH A. Gardner, r.
n. l..
ana Joe ZekaS, Indian Spring; 24-G
M. Thompson and Charles Hurd, hnat.
tached; j.. w. Latimer and J. W. Chinn
unattached.
wflis osEmssn;t 8; BFsokeE 200 IT, r,s%,ns, and J. "
". E. Shannon. Columbia i:4O-C
Dodge. tr., and F. s. Wilcox Whining
ton: Del: NJ, Thorpe. ir and B. Nc
lnenery. unattached 1:4s-R. w
tached, Edward Somers and orson
Grocker. Red Run, Mich. 1:56-R "
slonal; Jack Barr and PAGE CornWeil,
2:o4-C. Thom. ir., and Tom Belshe.
re res e Eoots and fh5s ao1fas s'ess sn
Kisanar Hiram BIaek; u James smith and j. ";
FSIeT k9T1y BoSis SSluG9fs G6mbph Phil Bowie aad
and M. r, Sawtele: w. l. DUNLOP and
" n Briggs. Confessional
2:36-Bobby Brownell and j. r. Grear,
EongEessiGnai; Wbss1s4 Rslph BoFart and
DeVeau and CA. Slater Columbia
Gaihinaton &; p HawIey y aPd L.tF i saEin. FIX
Sherman: E. Carusi and Tracy Barnes.
Acouawam Hunt. r T.
3;00-J. w. Burke ir. and ]. S.
and H H; Hair Washineton 3:0sN
Chester q 81 Poyeii and T H. MCGOWAN. West
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Ring Post Helps StonIee
Win Over Lord Carlton

Lord Carlton probably will in
sist on padded ring posts at Tur-
ner's Arena whenever he wrestles
here in the future. He bumped
his noggin against one last night
and it cost him the match with
Gene Stanlee in the feature bout
on last nights card. The brawl
lasted % minutes.
In other engagements Lorraine
johnson pinned Ruth CALI in 1872
minutes, Lu Kim made Sander
Kovacs quit after two minutes,
and the Zebra Kid won over
Jesse James in % minutes. Matte
Brown and Stan Mayslak were
'stalemated after 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Southern Conference
Baseball and Tennis
Tournaments Begin
By the Associated Press

Tournament competition occu-
pied the spotlight today in South
ern Conference athletic circles.
All baseball activity involving
conference teams was centered
on the start tonight of the league
lplayoffs at Raleigh, N. c., with
the two top teams in each of the
Northern and Southern divisions
beginning three days of battling
for the loop championship.
Richmond, Northern champion
with a 6-2 mark, was matched
against North Carolina State,
Southern runner-up at 1915, in
the opener, while Duke, Southern
titlist with an 1873 record, will
take on George Washington,
Northern runnerup at 7-3 in the
afterpiece.
Tonight's losers face each other
tomorrow night in the second
round of the double elimination
affair, followed by a game between
tonight'S winners. The finals will
be played Saturday.
Indians Seeded First.
William and Mary's Indians
have drawn down the top-seeded
positions in the conference tennis
tournament beginning today at
Davidson. N. c. The Indians
Tommy Boys was ranked No.
in the singles and the Tribes
doubles team of Boys and Ronnie
Barnes gained the top ranking in
that division.
Rated behind Boys in the sin
giles were Del Sylvia of North
Carolina, Lacy Keesler of David
son. and Barnes. Other ranked
doubles teams are Sylvia and Sam
Handel of North Carolina, Herbie
Browne and Bobby Payne of
North Carolina and Norm Schel-
lenger and Dave Schimmel of
Duke.
Spiders Lose in Warmup.
Teams have been entered by
William and Mary, Duke, North
Carolina, Davidson, N. c. State,
Maryland and Virginia Tech. The
conference title is decided on
singles and doubles competition.
Richmond warmed up for to-
nights tournament in a confer
|ence game yesterday and absorbed
"a 20 licking at the hands of
Washington and Lee. The Spi-
ders retained their lead in the
Northern division despite the set
back, accomplished as W&L' S
Jack Eubanks tossed a f1ve-hitter.
Virginia Tech defeated Virginia
Military, 81, in another league
scrap. William and Mary took
on non-loop Virginia and lost, ga.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
By Rod Thomos

Lorraine Gulli's Hi-Skor team
today held the class A title in tn,
Washington Women's DuckpiY
Association championships, bu
was a bit wistful about it.
After the Hi-Skors rolled &
snappy 1,729 at the Lucky Strike
last night. Miss GULL observed:
How nice that would have beer
In the national tournament"
The 1929 topped by two pins
the score that won the women's
championship in the National
Duckpin Congress event held re-
Gently at New Haven. Conn. The
Newfield team from Bridgeport
captained by a former Washing
ton bowler. Ruby Parry Havanic
captured the big title with 1,727
The Hi-Skors finished eighth with
1868.
Wins Special Award.
Ingomar Moen led the Hi-Skors
4dOO Al1S11O Will d OCC VI COC, 1l1Sll
for the evening, which featured
bowlerS from the Capitol Major
League. the areas strongest in the
Women's field. Miss Moen's per-
formance earned a special award,
a gold-plated fountain pen, pre-
sented by George Eagle Eye
Cox, the dean of foul line judges.
Miss GULL, busy directing the
tournament, managed a 332 for
her team.
The last of the class A teams
rolled last night.
Sharing honorS with the Hi
Skors were Julie Rapszynski and
Ruth King of the Colonial Village
team who shot into the class A
doubles lead with 722. Mrs. Rap
czynski rolling 373 and Mrs. King,
349. Mrs. Rapcznski also moved
to the front in all-events with
1000, having $50 with her team
and 357 in singles. Ann Haber-
com of Colonial Village, with $50
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Jerry Long Named Manager
of East Potomac Golf Course

Jerry Long was promoted to
the post of manager of the East
Potomac golf course yesterday in
a public links personnel change
made necessary by the recent
resignation of T. j. Gibraski.
Long, a PGA member, joined
the Rock Creek staff in 1916 after
serving on the pro staff at the
Roanoke Country Club.
He spent 26 months as prisoner
OF war in Germany.
The East Potomac job is the
most important one in the pub
links setur as it also includes
merchandising for all the courses
Gibraski. who had been a men,
ber of the S G. Leoff1er organ
ization for % years, resigned last
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Baltimore Golf Team
Takes Lopsided Win
Over District Women

The Women's District Golf AS
sociation's inter-city team hopes
to round up its strongest possible
combination for a return match
with Baltimore later in the season.
with revenge in mind.
The BaltimoreanS won the first
match in the annual inter-city
series, 1712 to y, yesterday at the
Hillendale Club in Baltimore. It
by far was the most one-sided
match in the history of the series.
Several of the Districts top per-
formers were absent and their
substitutes we're overmatched
against the strong team from the
host city. Mary Ann DoWney
played out her round and shot a
IA. Mrs. Maurice Click and Mrs.
Charles Mes posted a best ball rs,
with Mrs. Mes playing the. back
nine in 36. Even the District S
best would hardly have been able
to do anything with golf like that.
Mrs. r. D. Watson of Manor
and Mrs. Arthur Sims of Wood
mont saved the District team from
q shutout by scoring half point.
The results:
Mary Ann Downey and Mrs. j. w. Y.
Martin, Baltimore, defeated Betty CARRIER
and Mrs. Charles Egenroad, 80.
Af~r liPy
Mes. Baltimore defeated Mrs J. P. TROUGH
ard and Mrs. Rex Howard, 80.
Mrs: Claude Richards and Mrs uF RedmonS
Smith and Mrs. H. D. Henderson 30.
Jeannette, Myers, and Mrs; H H. Hoene
Baltimore. defeated Mrs. S. B. Crocker and
Mrs; Mary Louise Bell and Helen Ruff
MN Mrs AftnsF Marlene lS oeger and Mr. James
Duke, Baltimore. defeated Mrs, Herman
Neugass and Mrs. O. L. Young, 80.
Mrs. I. w. Swanson and Mrs. w.
r. Laird will meet in the final of
the Army Navy women golfers
spring match play handicap tour
nament tomorrow. Mrs. Laird
defeated Mrs. John Conklin, 3 and
2, and Mrs. Swanson won over
Mrs. C. K. Warren, and 2, in
semifinalS yesterday.
Mrs, H. o. Compton gained the
consolation final over Mrs. Clare
Passink, 2 and /. Mrs. Richard
Steinbach defeated Mrs. N. G..
Mehaffey. and 4. in the other
consultation Semifinal.
Argyle women golfers and their
guests held two tournaments yes
terday with thes best-ball twosome
play going to Mrs. Lou Horowitz of
Indian Spring and Mrs. Clyde
johnson of Argyle with net II.
and Mrs. Isadore Laskin of Indian
Spring and Mrs. c. L. Frazier with
q net 80.
Mrs. Laskin won low gross with
113 while Mrs. David Leventhal
and Mrs. Milton RoSSler tied for
low puts.
A second best ball tWoSome event
went to Mrs. Wilson Howard and
Mrs Richard Roberts with a net
"a over Mrs. Calvin Howard and
Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. Willis
Nolan won putting honors with
81.
Mrs. Vance Senseman's 1924
"a won the Prince Georges ladies
day event yesterday over Mrs
Howard Wooster with 94-16-79.
Low puts went to Mrs. Leonard
Lavine with 81.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Moose Potter of LSU
Siqns With Redskins

Raymond (Moose) Potter, 230-
pound tackle, is the 23d player
signed by the Redskins for the
1852 season.
A native Of Peabody, Mass,
where he still lives, Potter will be
graduated from Louisiana State
University in June. Twenty-Five
years old, 6-feet-2 and weighing
230 pounds, Potter was the Red
skins 18th draft choice. He was
co-captain of the LSU team last
season and played in the 1949
Sugar Bowl game.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Eagles Trade 2 Players
To SteeIers for Wydo
BY the Associated Pres,

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The
Philadelphia Eagles. leaving nc
stone unturned in their effort to
build a winning team in the Ma
tional Football League. have &C
quired Tackle Frank Wydo in a
deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers
The Eagles. making their sixth
player deal in five months, yester-
day sent Guard Walter Barnes
and Quarterback Johnny Rauct
to the Steelers for Wydo and q
top Pittsburgh draft choice in
1858.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Darrell Crawford Turns Pro

ATLANTA. May Is P).-Dar-
rell Crawford, Georgia Tech quar-
ter back, said today he would sign
to play with the Chicago Cardi-
nails at an early date. Last season
he was an All-Southeastern Con-
ference selection.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

l ) IL dCtlVlLy
all along the
Bay. From the
Point Lookout
area, clean up
to Rock Hall,
which is above
the new Bay
Bridge, good
catches are be-
ing made daily.
Shallow water,
early in the
morning or late
at night, is as
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Dedicate Lunhum Field

Lanham Boys Club will dedicate
its new baseball field Sunday at
2:30 pm. with a midget league
game. The field is located on
Whitef1eld Road one mile from
Defense Highway.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

SSoN do any
place and grass shrimp or crabs
will do we'll as bait. We now
carry BLOODWORMS, fresh
daily. and We are open nights till
7 PM, Thurs. and Sat. till 9 PM
Buy your tackle from FISHER
MEN, not statesmen, at Mills Co.
9th and E SITS. NV. (Air cooled
Evening star., 1952-05-15
TACKLE FISHING
By "Salty" Mills

Any good party boat captain on
the Bay should be able to get you
in a good days fishing now. Re
ports have it that there is rock
Evening star., 1952-05-15

Mrs. Vance Senseman's 1924
"A won the Prince Georges ladies
day event yesterday over Mrs
Howard Wooster with 94-16-79.
Low puts went to Mrs. Leonard
Lavine with 81.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

Don't let anyone fool you! A
thoroughly clean car is neces-
sary before using any wax
otherwise dirt and other
stains will show through. You
don't have to wash your car
just use Simoniz Liquid
Kleener. 1t removes all dirt
and dust, dissoives all stub
born tar, scum and ground-in
traffic film.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
To Become Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. Kizer Of
Garrett Park. Nd, announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Juanita Lee to Mr.. John Edward
ISaied. jr,. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ISaied Of this city.
The bride-elect is the secretary
Ito the president Of the Leadership
Training Institute Of the District
Iof Columbia. Mr.. Saied will grad
|uate from the University Of
Georgetown School Of Foreign
Service Id June.
The wedding Is scheduled to
take place on June 20 ct the
Church Of st. AIMS.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Col. and Mrs. Hayden w. With
|srs are returning tomorrow from
Michigan. They left on Thursday
TO spend the week end with MRS
Withers' mother. Mrs. John
schmezer. and her brother -in-laW
and sister. .Mr. and Mrs. John
|o'Brien.
Mrs. T. ,. Lilies Of Rockingham
N. c.. Is returning to. her home
tomorrow after spending several
weeks here with her son and
daughter r-in-law. 1t. Col. and Mrs
IB. C. Lilies.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Miss Gardner
| To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Hudson
announce the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Rebecca Ann Card
|ner. to Mr.. Walter Rapaport, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Rapaport
|of Albany. N. Y.
Miss Gardner is attending the
University Of Tampa. where she
lis q member Of Sigma Theta Phi.
Mr.. Rapaport graduated from
the University of Tampa and is q
member of Beta Chi social fra
|ternity. He is now employed as
an assistant buyer in a Tampa
department store.
The wedding is to take place on
April 10.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Col. and Mrs, Oscar s. Reede1
expect their son, John w. Reeder,
home on Friday for the sprine
vacation. He win arrive from
lStaunton Military Academy. viz
lginia.
Mrs. Walter j. Reuter-, wife oi
Col. Reuter-. q. s. Al. +. Is look
ling forward to 8 summer spent
lat home IN England with her par
lents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walker
lof London. She expects to sail
May I with their children Robert
and Janet and will stay at least
Through the summer.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Committee
Sets Dates
For Dances

Heading the committee for the
Spring German this year are Miss
Mary Stuart Montague Price, Miss
Mccall Henderson. Miss M. Kath-
erine Colean. Miss Frances B.
Dear and Miss Ramona North
There is meeting today at the
Henderson's residence.
The Spring German is a series
Of two younger set subscription
dances that will take place on
April 4 and May % in the terrace
room Of the Shorehan Hotel. with
music by Erwin Howard Devron
and his orchestra.
Funds from the first benefit win
60 toward building q new recrea-
ton annex at the Industrial Home
School on Loughboro road. This
institution provides a home for
children from broken families.
White House. aides tapped for
committee duty include 1t. Col.
Warren p. Baker, U. S. M. c.; 1t.
Col. Chester j. Butcher, U. S.
A. F.: 1t. Col Jack Presron Love.
y. 8. A.; 1t. Col. Ralph e. Zah-
robsky. U. s. A.: Comdr. George
F. Roe, q. s. N; 1t. Comdr. Dam
iel K. Herrick. u. s. N; Mai.
Elmer H. Jose, jr., U. S. A. F., and
Mai. Edward A. Langdon. u. S. A.
1t. James Scott Damon, U. S.
M. c. r., is on the committee, as
is Corndr. Andrew w. Bright,
U. S. N. R. DR.. and Mrs. Jacques
M. Kelly are among the young
marriedS on the committee, and
others include Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ewing; Becker, Mr.. and Mrs,
Francis Edward Gavin and Mr..
and Mrs. Rose A. de Matteo II.
:
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Conings and Goinqs Of the Air Forces

Col. r. @. Fleetwood. q. s. A. r.
and Mrs. Fleetwood have had as
their house guest. It. james E.
Maynard, jr.. who IS now on his
new assignment at Fort Deven.
Mass.
1t. Maynard came up from
Winter Park. Fla. where he has
been visiting his parenets. Maj.
Maynard. q. s. A. r. retired. and
Mrs. Maynard following his re-
lease from the hospital where he
was recovering from wounds re-
|ceived In the Korean fighting.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Miss Barbara Ann Black. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Whit
ton Black Of Washington. yester-
day became the bride of Corpl.
William o. Landsgaard. He.is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". Landsgaard
LOT West Union. Iowa.
The A o'clock ceremony took
place at the Luther Rice Memorial
Baptist Church, with the Rev. G..
Michael War; officiating.
The bridegroom is to go over
seas and Mrs. Landsgaard win re-
side here until she can join him.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Party Thursday

1t. Gen. and Mrs. Raymond
Mclean plan a dinner Thurs
day evening and will entertain
in their quarters at Fort Lesley
j. McNair.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
johnson-T thompson

+: Miss Frances Lorraine Thomp-
con and Mr.. Lewis William John
son were married at her home on
March 8, the Rev. George S.Rapr
officiating. A reception was held
1t the Hotel 2400. {
! The bride Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Thompson and
Mr.. johnson is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer johnson.
After a wedding trip to Florida,
the couple will make their home
m San Bernardino, Calf.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-01-10
CALEDONIA PARENT
EDUCATION SESSION

Mrs. T. J. Borsch, Caledonia PTA
Parent Education Chairman an
nounces that on Wednesday, Janu-
ary 18th, at 200 p. m. in Room
81 of the school, the Parent Educa-
ton Committee will present the
Christopher Recordings on Sex
Education. An informal discussion
period will conclude the program.
A combined ballet and tap dane
ing class will begin the second
semester. These classes will be
held at the school and will be under
the direction of Mrs. Doris Markell
and Mrs. Ruth Frazer. Watch for
the announcement of the registra-
tion date. For any further informa-
ton you may call Mrs. T. j. Borsch,
Ii. 1-6997.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-01-10
II. II. n.
Fathers Niqht

On Friday, January 18th at 7:30
p. M, we will have our first Faith
ers Night at Mayfair School.
A most interesting program has
been planned. There will be music
by the Ohio Bell Telephone Quar-
tet.
An amusing skit entitled "If
Men Played Cards as Women Do,
will be presented by Howard Nc
Camey, Frank Click, VIM. Howells
ana Thomas Milligan. The skit will
be under the direction of Mr.. R.
Howell.
Mr.. Howell has also planned
games and recreation for the in
formal gathering at church, re-
freshments will be served.
Mayfair hopes all of the Fathers
and Mothers will plan to attend
their Fathers Night meeting. We
know it will be a most enjoyable
evening.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-01-10

at Woodbury., N. J. She also
visited in Philadelphia, Pa.
Florida has beckoned to num-
Der of East Clevelanders during
this holiday season. Having packed
for the Southland were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Maxim and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Jack, all
of Caledonia rd.
Mrs. c. B. Carr, 1883 Page ave.
is carrying her left arm in a sling
broken wrist received in
fall on the ice Sunday.
Charles Mcdonald, 1875 Shaw
ave-, who is in the air force, has
been ordered to Sheppard Air
Force Base near Wichita Falls, Tex.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-01-10

to 800 p. m. in the Museum Room
at Chambers School.
Mrs. Robt. Sonday, pre-school
chairman, feels that mothers will
be especially interested in the
speaker, Miss Lundine or Mr.. For
tune, from Garfield House.
The subject will be "Speech and
Hearing in the Pre-School Child"
Refreshments will be served and
small children will be cared for in
the nursery.
Mayfair PTA would like to or
ganize another Home Nursing
Class under the Red Cross direc-
ton to start in February. Any
one in the vicinity of Mayfair
School is invited to attend the
classes which will be free of
charge. For further information
call Mrs. E. Novak, Ii. 1894.
The Kirk PTA is sponsoring a
Square Dance class for the stud
ents of Kirk Junior High School.
These sessions will be held in the
Boys Gym from 1880 to $3.50 p. m.
on the following Friday evenings,
January 18th, February 1st, Feb
ruary 18th, February 10Th, March
14th and March 28th.
Any student of Kirk is eligible
to join. Registration blanks will be
distributed in the home rooms.
Those desiring to join may register
at the school on Tuesday morning,
January 10Th.