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bath, $57 so.
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Washington. D. C.
IUNDAY. ocroBKR ., 1855

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Modern ir-eonditioned apt. IN Con-
Rfess Hgts. Lge. ! and 2 bedfm,
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Lae. .bedrrl. apt with rear porch
Conv. TO everything. Rent, sos mo
CALL Mr.. DUvALL. DI. 1890
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The President Monroe
Open Sun, 1876 PM.
423 Mass, ave. NV. BRAND-NEW
eley, bldG.--Lge. .eficiency with
modern separate kitchen, With din.
AREA; laundry and stor. fReils. from
5000: FRE PARKING. Apply
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ScHuck FAMILY REUNION
FIRST IN LONG WHILE

Hugh Schuck Sr., 500 Rondo
Av., has as his guests. his daugh-
tiers. Mrs, John simpson Gay
Sohuckl OF Buffalo. N, Y, and
Mrs. Ted Macdonald Dorothy.
Of Los Angeles. Calf Also visit
ing are Mrs. simpsons daughters,
Antoinette and Andrea and Mrs,
MacDonsld's sons, Ted, Jr. and
Gary,
The guests were entertained by
their brother-in-law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Harris at u
weincr roast on Friday, July l.
A family picnic was held on
Wednesday, July 9, at Lake No
komis. Minneapolis. Other MEM
bers OF the Schuck family present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Reed
and children, Toni. Jan. Renee and
Marc; Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh schuck,
Jr., and daughter, Jenny; Charles
Schuck, James Schuck and the
children Of the Stanley Harris :
Bambi, Stanley. Jr., Allen. Bobby
and Billy.
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Rideoux Lawn Scene
OF Julv 4 Dinner

Mrs. Annabelle Rideaux, TOT
Rondo Av. and Mrs. DeQuence ].
Nelson of Chicago Ill, entertain
ed at a barbecue dinner on Mon
day. July 4th on the attractive
Rideaux lawn. Honored guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Parker
Dixon II, of Peoria, Ill; Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodrow Rideaux, Los An
geles, Mrs. Alice Drew, Miss
Beatrice Tompkins and Miss
June Anderson all of Chicago.
Dinner was served from a brick
charcoal pit and broiler on gay
lawn tables, beneath brightly
colored umbrellas.
Mrs. Dixon is the niece Of Mrs.
Rideaux and Woodrow RideauX is
the brother Of James Rideaux.
Other guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Foster Jr.. the
Mines. Dolly Crushshon, Yvonne
Robinson, Lillian Bslenger, joel
Edmund and A. w. Jordan. Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene II. Lewis
and Mr. and Mrs. Alex 3. Jor-
dan.
Following the dinner. the out Of
town guests were taken on a
sightseeingtour Of the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Drew and the Misses An
derson and Tompkins left the city
on Tuesday morning. They were
the houseguests Of Mrs. Dolly
Crushshon, 80 Fuller Av. Mrs.
! Nelson left for Chicago on Wed
nesday July T.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-08
Annuol Garden Tour

Garden Lovers Minneapolis Gar
den Club made their annual tour
of Twin City flower gardens on
Tuesday, July 5, Proceeding the
tour, Mrs. Andrew Clark Sir, 4ot6
Clinton Av., was hostess Mt pref
lily appointed breakfast party
held In her very beautiful flower
garden.
Following breakfast the tour
began stopping first at the home
of Mrs. J. Clark and on to Mrs.
Eugene Bradley, TO Mrs, Earl
Sims, Mrs. Hardy White, Rufus
Webster. A. Il. Cassius, who
served refreshments.
From Mrs. Cassius they pro-
ceeded to Mrs. Henry Thomas
home. then to Walter Aston. John
Nellie, Jr., Frank Corners. J. +.
Stevens. Spencer Shivers, @, w.
Granger. Clyde Williams, E. v.
Marshall, who also served refresh
ments and then 20 u. NJ. Fas-
sets.
From there they took the scenic
chain OF lakes drive to the Carl
Watson home and were refreshed
with light refreshments before re-
Stunning the tour. The next stop
was at the Dan Russell home and
from there they journeyed TO st.
Paul TO the James o. Mann home.
Mrs. Mann feted the group with a
picnic dinner served In her at
/ tractive back yard. The last stop
was at the home OF Mrs. James
Oliver and concluded a day filled
with beauty and the many gar
dens viewed presented a fairyland
Of color and expressed the person
atty Of the owners.
on July 10, the club will hold
Flower Show at St. Peters
AME church, Fourth Az. and iist
St. from 2 10 7 p. m. On display
will be many specimens from the
gardens OF the members as well
as different floral arrangements,
Christmas table decorations. a
special bridal table and Christmas
table and a fireplace decorative
arrangement.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-08

New York Visitor! Miss Mary
Engelhardt Of New York City IN
visiting Miss Connee Chivers Of
4O17 Clinton Az. Miss Engelhardt
il a graduate Of the Manhattan
Teachers College and Is currently
employed at the children's Center
in Manhattan. Miss Chlvers win
be hostess at a dinner party in
honor Of her guest on Saturday.
July o. Other guests viii be the
Misses Leola Jackson, Kathryn
Chivers and the Messrs Bin Frac-
ton, Gerald Beasley and Charles
Conner.
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Ct. Paul

By MILDRED JORDAN

GROUP Ii INTERESTED RESIDENTS attended City Council
meeting few weeks protest the
Central Av between Gr commercial
and were quite pleased that the proposal voted down
ONE ACUTE NEED OF THE COMMUNITY is an adequate .v
site for the youngsters The North
leadership of its president Nathaniel
and help them goal obtaining suitable
playground area with professional supervision.
WE SAW BRIGHT SMILE on the face Of Mrs James G Kirk
Anthony daugh-
completed year University
Washington summer Beverly is soco-
logy major.
WE WERE Surprised week and
learn that he had been called back to the city his
spot Evergreen Resort Aiken Mimi
joyed good weather and good fishing.
TRAGEDY MARKED THE JULY 4TH holiday Sheriff and
Gibbons Monday Black of
Gibbons was killed in swimming accident He swimming in
Pewauee Lake Wis., when he hit by motOrboat Mr. Black lived
waukesha Wis
SEND CHEERFUL CARDS FOLLOWING sHUTINs:
Beasley, Marion
Richard Chapman 1920 gehar Mrs Dorothy Pugh Ancer
pitsl and Mrs Elizabeth Tarver, sos St Anthony
WHAT AN INSPIRATION closing exer-
nghbohood School, very
leadership Bertha principal The kddes entertained
with varied which included puppe shows recia
Scriptures very fascinating exhibits The young
glowing and they had capacity audience Fellowship hall of
Pilgrim Baptist Church
If YOU WANT TO LISTEN To GOOD FISH STORY, ask
Harry Thomas Esela Dorsey
Ruby Grant about their around Buffalo July
small fry Peter could tell about the bulhead
he landed We also there and could check their stories
TRIP TO THE CARIBBEAN VIA THE MOVIES is what we
Idele Patton s54 St Anthony
that the Pattons just reels and of their
trip!
1T WAS GAY SCENE front of the HOB and bedam the
inside the registration desk Tuesday morning July the
large
Inside Janabele M Taylor she could be-
enty who late registering
their youngsters.
AND SPEAKING OF THE HOB, learned from the member
that the community house needs
enromen This Red Feather must
portion operating budget membership
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recovery, Mrs. Lyle was rushed
to the hospital on June %, and
IL was at first diagnosed as q
heart attack. but further x-rays
showed Il was an attack of acute
indigestion. Her sister, Mrs. An
ma Lewis OF Detroit arrived Tues
day. July 5 and win remain until
Friday.
Hostess; Mrs. Oscar Gates,
1880 Fourth Ay. s., was hostess
to few friends ON July 4th at
her home. Those who enjoyed her
hospitality while partalSing OF
sumptuous lunch were the Messrs.
and Mines. Rufus Webster, Henry
Thomas, A, b. Cassius. Mrs, Cecil
Newman and Sidney Williams.
Marriage Announced; Mrs. Hell
en- wilkerson. eT9 Aldrich Av. N.
announces the marriage Of her
daughter, Della, 10 Airman 2IC
Clarence Il. Haynes, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Haynes. OF Indian
apolis, Ind, on Saturday. July 2,
at Northwood, In. Airman Haynes
Is stationed at wold-C Chamberlain
air base. They are residing at
present at s7s Aldrich Av. N.
Ohio Visitors, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Fox OF Springfield. o.. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Warren. s64b Clinton Av. Mrs.
Fox is the sister OF Mr.. Warren,
They win spend the entire week
with the warrens.
wCTU WIN Meet; opheiia Rice
Unit wCTU viii meet at the home
of Mrs; lone Brown. $3.50 18th
Av, s.. on Monday evening. July
IL. at TAO p. m. Miss Margaret
Horn will be hostess. Members are
urged TO be present.
Dinner Hostess; Mrs. Barbara
Mico, 1901 Fourth Av. s., was hos
tess at a dinner given In her new
home In honor of Rev. and Mrs.
Kans, Mrs. Lockett In the former
Mrs. Rose Young. Rev. and Mrs.
Lockctt are the national publish
ers OF the Sunday School litcra-
ture OF the Churches OF God In
Christ. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Slaughter, oaklawn
Calf. and REV. and Mrs. @. w.
Mcconnell Of Minneapolis. Dinner
was served In the very beautiful
recreation room OF Mico's home.
New Address: Rev. and Mrs.
Henderson Reddick. formerly Of
3e0s Clinton Av.. are now residing
in their newly purchased home at
Ole Aldrich Az. N.
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"iNs 'tHiiSbu "dN OlUliltus
Holiday Week End Guests: Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Haddix and Mrs,
Ruth Harper of Mason City, Ia,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
James Clardy, 7i6 Aurora Av and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Jones, 561
Carroll Az. over the week end,
Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Haddix are
sisters of Mrs. Clardy and Mrs
Jones. They were entertained at a
picnic on Monday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. b. Jones.
Visitors: Houseguests of Rev
Kneely williams, 2S9 N. Chats
worth this week are Mrs. Fronie
Williams and Mrs. Addie s. Win.
ston Of Kansas City Kans. Mrs
Williams is the mother of Rev
williams and Mrs. Winston is his
sister. Also visiting the Williams
are his brother and sister-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Otie Williams and
children, Beverly Anne and Char
les.
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Chicaeoans ionored
Guests At Pretty
Afternoon Tea

The lovely home OF Mrs. Dolly
crushshon. 80 Fuller Az. was
the scene OF a beautifully appoint
ed tea on Sunday. July 3. in hon
or OF Mrs. Alice Drew, Miss Bea-
tffce Thomplins and Miss June
Anderson OF Chicago, Ill. co-hos-
tess was Mrs. Crushshon's sister
Mrs. DeQuenee ]. Nelson. also OF
Chicago,
Mrs. Nelson, specialist In the
culinary arts, prepared a variety
OF attractive and tasty sand
witches which included chicken
in puffs, crab meat In Monay. tiny
tuna sandwich bars on pink bread.
Bon Bon Elites and Roquefort
cheese on green bread. Attractive
bouquets OF garden flowers were
arranged at various points In the
living room and dining room
Flowers were from members OF
the st. Anthony nm Garden club
Pouring were Mrs. Yvonne Rob.
inson and Mrs. Charles Balenger
They were assisted by Mrs. Wal
ter Baines. AT one end OF the
beautifully laid table was large
ornately carved crystal punch
bowl At the other end from an
exquisite silver service. coffee and
tea were poured. The colorful and
tasty sandwiches and cookies
were artistically arranged around
a large bouquet of roses, baby
breath and fern.
Guests gathered on the lawn
after being served where they
were seated on pale pink wrought
iron chairs around a circular
table. shaded by beautiful. large
pink umbrella with vivid pink
roses underneath.
The storm chased guests into
the house but failed TO spoil the
party atmosphere. They were en-
tertained by several piano num-
bers by Mrs. Ariee II. Hailowcll,
other out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Viola NJ. johnson. Kimball,
w. Va, Mrs. Howard Darneil,
Minneapolis and Mrs. Myrtle l.,
Crosslcy, Chicago.
The guest list also included the
Messrs. and Mines. John NJ. Pat.
ton. Johnell C. williams, Henry C
Harvey. James Taylor, Russell
Baienger and Walter Baines.
Also Miss Ilene Stevenson. Mrs
Harriet Bell Smith and the
Messrs, and Mines. Horace Brown,
Eugene II, Lewis. J. y. Dorsey
and Mrs. Minnie Robinson.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Jor-
dan, the Messrs. and Mines. II. H.
Mitchell, ~ N. Galloway, James
Ridcsux, Raymond Bledsoe. ED
Moore, Moses Knott, ST.. Herbert
Foster, ST.. Maurice Crouch, Pay
ton Hunt, John Banks Jr,, John
Lawrence and Mrs. Cecil Mccoy,
Also Messrs. and Mines. James
Thomas. David Williams, ]. Ro-
bert Jones, Or. and Mrs. Floyd
Massey, Jf., and Mrs. Josephine
Oden.
Also Miss Helen NJ. Smith, Ken
meth Robinson, Miss Rachael
James. Mr., and Mrs. Alex u.
Jordan and Mrs. Elizabeth Han.
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Miss Cretomae Ronsom
WEEDS Elmer Morris Jr.
In Home Ceremony

In ceremony of simplicity and
beauty, Miss Cretamae Ransom.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sylves-
ter Kimbrough, 5S5 Carroll Av.,
became the bride of Mr.. Elmer
Morris Jr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Elmer Morris Sr., of Los Angeles,
Calf The double ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. Floyd
Massey Jr, at 4 p. m, Saturday.
July 2. at the home of her parents,
in the presence OF an intimate
group of friends and immediate
relatives. A floral arrangement
centered the mantel and formed
the background setting.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride was beautiful in a bridal
gown of beige silk outlined with
small white flowers in the back
ground studded with rhinestones
The sleeveless bodice was enhanc-
ed with rounded neckline and
shoulder straps studded with
rhinestones. The full flared skirt
was ballerina length.
She wore a small beige hat
trimmed with matching color
feathers with a touch of yellow,
rhinestone necklace and ear
rings, gold shoes and bag and
carried a bridal bouquet Of tan
/ gerine roses.
Mrs. Olive Minor was her ma
iron Of honor and only attendant.
Her gown Of white linen was fash
ioned with a plunging neckline,
short sleeves, rhinestone buttons
oncircled with lace, full flared
skirt. ballerina length. She car
RED a bouquet OF yellow carna-
! tons.
Mr.. Dave Allen attended Mr..
Morris as best man.
Mrs. Kimbrough chose for her
daughters wedding a blue dress
with plunging neckline outlined
with fringe and wore a gardema
corsage. Mrs. Morris wore an or
child corsage at the reception
/ which followed Immediately after
the ceremony.
The brides table was spread
with a gold damask cloth and at
one end stood the three TERED
wedding cake topped with minia-
ture bride and groom conferred be-
tween white wedding bells drawn
by white swans a garland Of
huckleberry tips interspersed with
I flowers encircled the cake.
At the opposite end was a cry
stall punch bowl surrounded by
huckleberry tips with flowers in
termingled.
The happy couple received quite
an assortment Of useful and beau
tiful gifts.
Mrs. Morris is a graduate Of
Mechanics Arts High School and
the University OF Minnesota
whore she received her BIS. de-
gree in 1854. She is presently a
teacher in the San Diego, Calf.
School system, and viii resume
ner duties as fifth grade teacher.
On July Is, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
viii leave for San Diego, where
they viii be at home in their new
apartment,
Assisting a. the reception were
the Mines. Violet Haas, Doris
Johnson. Roberta King and Miss
June Morris
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Miss Betty Moyes &
John Dorsey Jr. Wed
At Norfhwood, Iowa

Miss Bette Mayes. daughter OF
Mrs. Ethel Mayes, $50 Carroll Av.
and John Dorsey Jr. son OF Mr.,
John Dorsey Sr.. OF T55 Carroll
Av,, were quietly married June
IS, at Northwood. Ia.
The couple was accompanied to
Iowa by their parents, Mrs.
Mayes and Mrs. Dorsey.
Miss Mayes was attired in pink
strapless frock, streer length
and wore a white nylon coat.
Mr.. Mayes left June 20. FOR
Great Lakes Training Center.
Great Lakes, Ill. for nine weeks
OF boot training.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-08
Eastern Sfur
GRIND Officers
Visit Winnipeg
By Harriet Jones

Winnipeg. Man, Canada Mrs.
Beulah E. Mitchell. worthy grand
matron, Prince Hall Grand Chap
ter, Order Of the Eastern Stars,
Minnesota and its Jurisdiction.
and her official cabinet journeyed
to Winnipeg for the annual visit
to Mizpah Chapter No. 6, oES,
PHA, on July /. 1885.
Members of the cabinet who at
tended are as follows: Earl Sims,
worthy patron, the Mines. Helen
Lawrence, st. Paul. zeila Dear
ing, Fern Helm, Blanche Mayes,
Emma Simms, Harriet c. Jones.
Minneapolis and Lydia Pillow, 81.
Paul Members of the subordinate
chapter attending included John
r. Lawrence, st. Paul, most wor-
shipful grand master of the Prince
Hall Grand Lodge of Minnesota
and its Jurisdiction: Earnest
bearing, David Grissom. ST. Paul,
the Mines. Cornelia Burns. Glor-
ia Smith, Lula Mae Seaton, Jim
mie Lee Sudduth. all of Mime
apolis.
Upon arrival we were greeted
by the courtesy committee from
Mizpah OES and Regent Lodge
No. 5: Mrs. Helen Bailey, worthy
matron. Mrs. Edna Turner of
Mizpah, the Messrs. James Eph-
ram, Nick Webster, J. r, Briscoe,
Q. T. Turner, Ollie Lester and
Rev. r. T. Romaine of Regent
Lodge.
The session was held at Pilgrim
Baptist church, beginning at p.
m. Saturday, July 8. Members of
the official cabinet assisted Mrs.
Helen Bailey, worthy matron of
Mizpah chapter in comforting the
Amaranth Degree on ten candi-
dates. Those receiving the degree
were Mrs. Harriet Webster, the
Mines. Edna Turner. Lillian Eph-
ram, Victoria Hobson, Josie War
rington, Florence Lewsey, Edna
West, Allie Mack, Evelyn King,
all Of Winnipeg and Jimmie Lee
Sudduth of Minneapolis. Mrs. En-
ma S. Heron, Leah Chapter No. 8
of Clinton, Ia, the Iowa Jurisdic-
ton was a guest at the meeting.
After the degree work, all visit
ing grand officers were presented
with beautiful gifts from Mizpah
Chapter.
At the conclusion of the bust
ness meeting, visiting members
were feted with wonderful ban
quet. Later the same evening an
informal gathering was held at
the Cornwall Hotel.
Visitors from the Twin Cities
were Mrs. Jessie Shepard, Mrs.
Anna johnson, Mr.. Joseph Nit
chell and Mrs. Eldoris Delarge of
Florida.
On Sunday morning members
from the Eastern Star chorus I'M
der the direction Of Mrs. Emma
Simms, grand organist, were re-
quested to sing several selections
during the service at Pilgrim Bap-
fist church here and their rendi-
tons were enjoyed by all.
In the afternoon a motorcade
was formed and all visitors were
shown the beautiful city Of Win
nipeg and many places of inter
est, after which the party enjoyed
dinner at one of the downtown
cafes.
Enough cannot be said of the
warmth, the cordially, hospitality
and friendliness Of our sisters and
brothers from Winnipeg. We toss
bouquet Of orchids to Mizpah
Chapter No. 6 and Regent Lodge
No. 5, and to all who made our
visit such a pleasant one,
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Iowa Visitor: DR.. r. s. Taylor Of
Davenport, Ia, spent a few days
in the city visiting Mrs. Eva Alb
hey Of 4I4 f. 25th St.. He left for
his home on Tuesday morning.
Birthday Greetings: Birthday
greetings TO Rev. l.. c. Harris,
1912 Smelling Av., who observed
his natal day on July 8.
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Illinois Visitors; Mrs. ruth VII
Hams. daughter Sharon and son
Vincent Of Caiesburg III. arrived
IN the city Sunday July 3, for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs Clifford
Hawkins Of 1882 FIFTH Az 3.
Also visiting the Hawkins IL their
niece sandra Jackson of Gales
burg who 10 dividing her time be-
tween the Hawkins and Mr.. and
Mrs James Bailey o. 800 Second
Az s.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-08

HOspitalized: Mrs. Pearl Brown,
1856 Fourth Av. S, entered Dea-
CONFESS hospital on Wednesday,
July 8, where she underwent eye
surgery.
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Social and Personal
( MINNEAPOLIS

vacatoning In Texas; Mr. and Mrs Policy Wilburn and
mother Mrs d. Milton of 1891 Humboldt Av NJ accompanied
by Miss Connie Mccoy Misses Gloria Lewis and Marietta vann
left by motor Saturday July for Dallas Cameron and Austin
Texas for day vacation They viii visit friends and rea
tves Miss Lewis who has been visiting the Poeys win remain
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Social and Personal
4 ST PAU

Correction Guests the baby shower given Saturday
June 25 by Mrs Irwin Brewn 9S9 Rondo Av in honor of Mrs
James Tolver included the Mines Homer Johnson Donald
Lewis Robert Banham Earl Bell Walter Robinson John War
and Frank Winfield In story last week. the
Mr.. Iahrr
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Out OF Hospital; Mrs, Claude
Lyle, s5a5 Fourth Av. 5, return
ed home from the hospital on FRI
day July l, and Is making rapid
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-10
Set Championship
Motorcycle Race
At Marlboro Oval

The national championship mo-
torcycle races will be staged Sun
day at the newly-asphalted Marl-
boro Motor Raceway one-mile
track, in Upper Marlboro.
On the schedule are six quail
flying events, a 20-mile race for
amateurs, 15-mile feature for
the novice class, and the IS mile
grind for experts.
Some of the country's top two.
wheel riders will race Sunday at
Marlboro: Paul Goldsmith, win
ner of the Hammond, Ind, eight
mile championship run this year;
Washington's Jack Chester, who
won the big 50-mile road race
in Laconia, N. H; and Lloyd
Mann, winner of two big 25-mile
events and third in the Laconia
road race.
Others competing will be Rol-
and Seed Hedgecock of Washing
ton and Bob Boutwell, of Balti-
more.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-10
Grid Quiz Over;
Hoop One Comm

The PICK.A.WINNER score
card that appeared in last
weeks edition was the last OF
the football season. Next week
only two games are on tap
ichard Montgomery VS..
Wheaton and Carver VS.. Ma.
naSSaS.
During the football season
the SENTINEL gave eight
pairs of tickets to University
of Maryland football games to
the contest entrants who most
accurately selected the win
ners of county high school grid
tits. (The contest was called
off one week because of a mis-.
print and one week there were
two winners.)
Because of the enthusiastic
response to the PICK-A-WIN.
NER contest the SENTINEL
intends to conduct another con.
test during the coming basket.
ball season.
Keep watching the sport
page.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-10
Pheasant, Grouse
Season Opens Tues.

The Maryland hunting season
for four major species of game
md fowl opens Tuesday and will
run until January l, 1856. Rab-
bit, quail, pheasant, and grouse
will be fair targets beginning
Tuesday.
OppoSum and racoon are legal
game until January 81, 1856, the
season having opened on Novem-
Der 1.
Daily bag limit on rabbit is
four; possession limit is eight.
No more than six quail may be
taken in a single day and no more
than II may be in a hunters pos
session.
Daily limit on pheasant and
grouse is two each and possession
restriction is four each. Season
limit is six.
There are no limits on raccoon
or opossum.
Maryland's bow and arrow deer
hunting season closes Sunday.
No bow and arrow hunting is al
lowed in Montgomery County.