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Smyrna times., 1959-10-08
CLAYTON Home Club Meets

Decorating Hints and Furni-
ture Arrangement in the Home
will be the topic at tomorrow's S
meeting of the Clayton Home
Demonstration Club to be held
in the Fellowship Hall of Ewell's-
st. Paul Church beginning at
1:3O. Mrs. Pennel Smith is hos
tess. Suitability of lines to fig
ure and age will also be dis
cussed. Mrs. Florence Y. Smith,
Kent county agent, will be pres
ent. Mrs. Elizabeth Hurd and
Mrs. Ada Smith are program
leaders.
Smyrna times., 1959-10-08
Teachers Pour Tea

A tea honoring school en-
ployees was presented by the
Board of Education at Clayton
School last Tuesday. Coleman
F. Metzler, principal, introduced
board members and new teach
ers were formally welcomed.
Mrs. Richard w. Comegys was
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Peggy
Carson, school secretary.
Smyrna times., 1959-10-08
Pupils Get Photos

All pupils in the Clayton
School, including about 80 pre-
school children, had pictures
taken Monday. The task was
performed by Barksdale Stud
los, Lansdowne, Pa. Proofs will
be returned to students later
with the option of buying.
Smyrna times., 1959-10-08
Rothwell's Readies Dart

All is in readiness for the de-
but of the Dodge Dart tomor-
row, Oct. 9, at Rothwell's Gar
age, Inc. on the Dupont Boule-
ward. The showroom will remain
open all day Friday through the
evening. The new Dart claims
to have the first untitled body
in the industry. wnse n d
Vaughn, Glenn Busker, and
Samuel Wallace will explain the
new car features to viewers.
Smyrna times., 1959-10-08
HOffecker Showing Set

The 1860 showing of new
model DeSotos and Plymouths
will be held in the George H.
Hoffecker, Inc. showroom, one
mile north of Smyrna on the
Dupont Parkway, on Friday,
Oct. l6. One hundred gallons of
regular gasoline will be award
ed as door prize.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-31
Leipsic Firemen
Observe HOLIDAY

Approximately eighty children
were entertained at a Christmas
party by the Leipsic Fire Com
pany. Parents of children were
also guests. Each child was CIV
en- apples, oranges, and candy
by Santa Claus. The guests were
all children who live in the area
covered by the fire company.
Arrangements for the affair
were in the hands of Walter Dy-
er, chairman, assisted by Charles
Short. All Of the members of the
company were on hand to help
entertain the boys and girls.
Members of the fire company
attended Robey M e h o lis t
Church in group last Sunday.
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Twin City Council
Of Clubs Picnic
Enjoyed BY Crowd

In spite Of many adverse rgHd.
tions the first annual family pie
mic ~ the Twin city C9uel u
Clubs is recorded al ar entertain.
ment success Total Attendance
was far leHa than expected bat
little was lacking trom a ataud.
point u run.
The main culprit no doubt ~
limiting ths enjoyment 10 ten
hundred. instead ~ the several
Thousands originally prepared fgr
was the incorporating weather
man
All he aid was send heavy shpu
ers the night before threatening
dark clouds the morning n and
unaoaaonably chilly wsathor Atif
Ing the day Because ~ ths drbs
tic decrease IN the crowd expected
much ~ the area reserved ~ NE
Council had 20 be rriiuquishsd 10
uther groups
Yet 20 those present . was "a
memorable day 1'be mHzaiFenaea
81 the park itn many facilities aRi
general layout were impressive 70
ali gamra. b1atiuR ard swimming
we're among the activities enjoyed
Unfortunately the spftbali games
we're cancelled because ~ not
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Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

Called Home, Mrs. Louise Pitts
II Winnipeg Canada, who came 10
tho city 10 attend the wedding Of
her niece Miss Louyerne Noble
and Stanley Williams. an event ~
June ~. had 20 cut short her visit.
because Of an accident in which
her eleven year old grandson Eddie
Pitts was struck by a car on sun
day and at the time she was una
ware Of the extent OF his injuries
She left early Monday morning for
home and on arrival found that
the youngster received serious bru.
lses, but xrays showed no broken
bones, While In the city she was
the house guest u her sister and
brother. tu-iaw Mr., and Mrs. Char
les Noble Of 3T3a Fourth Av. s.
Visiting In Missouri Mr. and
Mrs Earl Lewis Of 2a85 Fourth
Az 3 left the city Friday, June
~ Tor st Joseph, Mo- where they
viii visit Mrs Lewis parents Mr.
and Mrs John Gassaway They
win also Wait relatives In Kansas
CITY Mo They win return the end
o. tho week
sad Mission: Mr. Teddy Quails,
1884 Penn Az NJ left the city
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served a tasty treat
Mrs. Eta Aoxley. 915 N. Maj
Ave, was hostess 20 the missile
" 81 Johns Baptist church. Mr.
Arie Hayes had devotions, Mr.
Vaughn in charge ~ music an
Secretary, They gave reports y
gifta ~ Aather school, Sioux Fall
College Dorm and White Crpaa
Mrs. n Bentley. pres had eharR
of lesson study.
We nave been expecting 10 ~
Sherman Taylor here any tim
bat We have learned he Ii golna
10 Arizona, 10 live with sister
He has Arthrltns and doesn't fes
he should liye alone
Mrs Andy Waltz, ~. gprlng
neighbor ~ Mrs. A. Tolson 4
moving 10 Luverne. MINI. Ann
Tolson gave her a farewell iunch
con Wednesday afternoon Aha
admitted that she vas bit tire
bat served a lovely noon luncheon
70 Mrs J Hildreth Gene Smith
Hazel Van Veldhizen, Mrs A
waltz ana yours truly We had 4
five time ana filled with insclou
goodies prepared by Mrs Tolaon
May her soul rest In peace
Mrs II Bolts Jr brought gree,
ings from Zion Baptist church
Minneapolis and thanked all thai
sent congratulations 10 the Botta
on his retirement
Aii are welcome and wanted al
the State Picnic 10 be held in 81 81
the first Sunday la July pleas
come We are making fine plan
for all NJ Coakiay and fIaryey
Bentley Committee.
Mr. , Kelly and granddaughter
Of Atchis0n, kana, are rilests IN
the l.. DyRart home. 1927 NJ MINI
Ave. Mr. Kelly IL the father Of
Mrs l. Dysart and Mrs Il Wi
liams Of $ r. Kaye Kelly ia The
daughter Of Kenneth Kelley A-lC
Void Chamberlain Field, 2ls0 sur
port So y N Minneapolis. MINI
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wednesday July l. for Milwaukee
Wis where be was called because
Of the sudden death u his sister
Mrs Mary Qualla Watts Full par
uculars had not been received or
press time
Family Visitors: Mr. and Ars
William Robinson and son. William
Jr ~ Seattle. Wash arrived in
the city Monday BY motor 70 visit
relatives and friends They are
dividing their time visiting Mrs
Roblusou's parents Mr. and Mrs
plouis Moore sr Of 37i7 Fifth
Az S.. and Mr. Robinson's parents
Mr. and Mrs Patton Robinson Of
756 Carroll Az, St Paul
Indi.poaed. Mrs Bessie Lewis
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Good Eofs Cofe
Loses Licenses

The Good Eats Cafe. 52f Sixth
Az. ~ Minneapolis an night cafe
had al Of It's licenses suspended
last Friday By the Minneapolis city
council
Suspension came after re-
port from the licensing committee
recommend the closing Of the place
Police say they get more com
plants from Incidents occurring In
ard around the cafe than all other
places put together In the city
Reports they say gambling, loud
talk. street lettering mugging and
the concentration Of undesirable
characters at the cafe abound from
early night until early morning
Jimmy Baker who formerly
owned another cafe which was
closed following a shooting fracas
over gambling losses was manager
OF the closed cafe
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having enough players


Boys Race 2 Edward Gin
food certificate Girls Race ga
Hayes yr subscription 20
tad Recorder Newspaper Yg
Ladies Race Ola Fas aUmarn
hair styling Shoe Kicking Con
test Gloria Hayes ! beaHuagf
table lamp Dart Throwing CON
feat Mrs Fertile caldwsH Half
styling Horse Shoe Pitching Caa-
,eag Howard Moss. ! haircut inc
ANAL tots won many p5zen Par
pitching rings. bean bags and
sWhirIipR the @Pepal Swirl"
the council IL Indebted b Che
following merchants and btaincaaas
FOR contributing the many prl1ea
available 70 winners The Mpl5
Spokesman and 81 PAU Recorder
hagsspapcras Carpenters Gro.
cher Pprse Beauty shop Howard
catering geryiee. aams Shes stof
YGunaa Barber chop CaBsH#
Baf Dugan'a Bar. Jones' Barrier
shop ailton's FOOD Mark La
Bellies Gro. Bea's Beauty shop
state fiqunr, Leader Furniture
.ksF.ta u4tfY,ttta fohuaT,nFa A sHsr4
atsu Lake ~ Northwestern Ma
tausi Bank, Nlcoiiet Pharmacy
Battles Barber Shop and anYdsrs
Drugs
Committee Chairman. Iaarph
Arlington. who worked 20 Tire
less 20 make the event success
oppressed disappointment with the
picnic turnout
ila however was Erstified with
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49,. $50 "a
SIOUX
r A L [ S
NEWS
NJ . 7 e s
By knye Doaies
$40 Mable street
Al0uH FaII~. 4 -

Most ~ % agtfergs a aegere
shock AZ the death ~ Anna TOT
son I spent practically at Jay
Saturday Win Anna Maggie An
lsraog Anna an ate riueh -
Rvthcr after dressed her hair.
She Naa making plans for the
State picnic 10 br hsld bore the
first sunday IN Jaiy We STARE
the sorrow with the fgiNJna Jacos
ard BeHtleya
Ny gals Dannette and jeanne
srr IN ts0a Angeles Calf Dan.
nsrts assisted Ajrsila Coates IN
driving across The desert She
drove four hours a. q stretch I'm
proud as punch Tho ehIidrcns'
gmddpa Daniel Coates ST. and
mia nauagkeepsr. Hazel made the
trip with Aifrttn Coates our Niece
they have relatives an over the
place They are The guests 81 their
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs O.
Patterson gBt T. 42nd Place Los
Angeles Calf The rest IT their
kin ont there that share their
EfbiF hRF NAftN8 ana Nttt.tH4a ffAf
and Mrs Monroe. the Smiths,
spFinEerg and Mt and Mrs Joe
coates Mercer Cam God love all
~ them
We we're very pleased 20 soc Mrs
" Eotts Jr when she came 70
Sioux Falla. as guest u the Chas
Smiths She IL EuIuE 10 return
home IA a couple ~ days with her
young lady Sharon Sharon has
been the house guest Of the Smiths
ard Connie for week sharon Is
cute az 4 button
hrB George Vaughn 1901 &
Euclid was hostess 10 the FEEDER
Bted WomsnH Cluh uf the Iowa
Federation Mrs Vaughn Is the
local chairman Mrs Bentley and
Mrs Vaughn were delegates 10 the
Federation conference Ia Council
Bluff IN These ladies gave their
report Mrs Bentley Ia past
president and state officer These
gals are few la number bat sin
scrN IN purpose Mrs Vaughn
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the enjoyrnent received ~ nose
present Arlington concluded ~
saying Affiliated clubs must
cooperate more folly with GHaach
efforts. Il oar organization iE 70
b. = strong and effective comm M
ity organ
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LOUIS JORDAN Held
OVER AT KEY CLUE

Louis Jordan and hts Temp
any g'ive featuring Dosie Smith
has been held over at the Key
club BY popular demand.
Joraan's engagement has now
been extended al the Key club
ta July ~
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822s Fourth Az s., L. confined 10
ter home for a complete rest as
ordered by her physician
Leaves For Home: Mr.. Tnwlle
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LOW TAXES
DEEpHAvEN
ASSUME FINANCING

$500 or less down, No closing costs.
One duplex SIX large rooms IN
each unit for owner Fun base
ment, gas heat, all separate ut!li-
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A REAL NICE DUPLEX

Only Si4. 800 Two bedrooms, din
ing room. living room and kitchen
first floor plus three bedroom
apartment, upper f-oor, two car
garage. Drive by FOG Elwood Ave,
North, Call Ed Schultz III 5-2676
or
FOX ASSOCIATES WA. 6-I63A
$40
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Holmes OF Chicago. wrho came 70
the city 70 attend the Nohle-W'Ii-
lianas wedding on Saturday June
n, left for his home on Sunday
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SINGLE FAMILY HOME

Six large rooms, gas heat garage
Drive by sis Fremont North and
1919 Cirard North Cali Mr. Con
yea IKE. 3.S6SS. SAD
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RaA, GsrAru roa sAlr
NEWER DUPLEX

Only sis.9O0 buys this beautiful
stucco and stone building at 5I5s
Knox Ave North. A very space
lous two bedroom apartment each
floor, Attached garage, lovely lot
l0Gs down. FILA. Call Demars JU.
s-3537,
Open House Sun. 2:3o-5 pm.
FiRESiDE M. [. S. IA. 9-ooI5
S-4e
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Mr. Holmes was the houseguests
during his stay OF his cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul S Curry OF 42Ss
Portland Av.
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10 BRADFORD NORTH Next
% nothing down. SIX rooms ard
bath gas heat. new combination
windows Payments less than rent
Move right IN F-E s-5T05. IA 81
gp12 sac
$50 Efwooa North puplex. s roonzs
snd bath each floor Sc 900. Your
DOWN payment may esIy
31gs SRI Ave So ruulex 4 rooms
ard osth each floor sii Tao 81 700
tscwu
SIX 1rd Ave So Bungalow 40.
niex 8 rouFus ard bath lss floor
Tca-ns and hsth sns doCv SIS
oo0 Teruss
gIls sth Avn So c'arver,sa a
rlsy Rent frre wsth sl5eo s1v-
SIS 200
fs1s Cfntrn Ave s. New th~ee
as'rnFrs rttuhler Two frerlarrs
hgg. tn kitchen. LnaAs ~ extras
So 500 VIA cr CT
Wa tuiA 90 vrtr srecifeatt1n ~
iots tifs Ard sia7 FlftA Ave 50
Johnson G. Associates
soe q. 3esh 50.
rAyioy a.S27s Taylor 7-i99e
SIS
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NJ mhbNN
sTATE OF MtNNR2oTA
COUNTY OF HEN&EPtS
IN DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Pauline naTick,
Plaintiff
We
Ronald Rarick
Defendant
TFtg STATE or MINNESOTA to
THE ABOVE DEFENDANT RON
You are hereby Summoned and re-
gptrrd 20 serve upon plaintiffs
attorney an answer 60 the complaint
~ hitch Is on file ia the office of tha
clerk - the above Court and is
herewith served upon sou. within
thirty ta0l days after service Of
this summons ppon gnnf exclusive
~ the day % service ~ yaa fatl go
90 So Judgment by default VIII b"
taken against you for the relief
demanded Ia the complaint
The object ~ chs above action ",
among other things, 70 Impress n
lien upon the defendaRtn Interest
in the following described real
estate ia Hsnueptn County Mime
sofia 90 secure payment % airport
money which the plaintiff aeeka
20 require tho defendant in the
aaid action 20 pay
sen ~ 3W v section FL. Town
ship 1870, UauEe 81, Hauneplu
County. Minnesota. and
Government Lot g. Section e.
Township t2H. Range Ea EIeHne-
pin County. Minnesota
Samuel ~ Baitmau
Attorney for flaintlT
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500 DOWN EhA

2 Bedroom plus Dining Room
Rambler years old. Fun base
msnt Close TO schools a. trans
Excellent South location. Must see
% appreciate
LOW TAXES
2 Bedroom plus Expansion Bunga-
low Type Excellent South location
Gorgeous yard, fenced back yard
Garage. Your offer may buy
DEEpHAvEN
2 Bedroom home with att. gar
Surrounded BY partly wooded area
Nearly two acres Of land. Twenty
minutes from Mpls, Close 10 school
A transportation Priced 20 sell
BAILEY REALTY
IA. 5-0408 IA. 4-351l
sta
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bath 25s 18th Ave. South. Can Mr.
BIackrnan FE, s-5sio fer informa.
ton. s-tf
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Tw0--5 room apis. Private bath,
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SEVERAL APARTMENTS for
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1913 % AV s., UPPER duplex.
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5474. IA. 6-IisT str
APARTMENTS for rent. good 10
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TWO ROOM apartment. furnished
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1907 LYNDALE Ave. North. 7
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TWO BEDROOM apartment. Kit.
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FOUR ROOMS and bath. first
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THREE ROOM furnished apart
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S-Ig
-FOUR ROOMS and bath. frfgi-
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Fourth Ave So TIA 2-0325
$40
THREE ROOM apartment also
sleeping room for rent. ia. 2-i674
$40
LARGE ONE and two bedroom
apartments, unfurnished, North
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TWO ROOMS Kitchen furnished.
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sTATE or MtNNE80TA
COUNTY OF ITENNEPtS
IN DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT
TFaHlFpe UAPIeE
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ApAsrmssrs roa assr

FIVE ROOM apartment Private
bath 25S 18th Ave. South. Can Mr.
Blaeknan FE. s-5sio fer informa.
ton S-tf
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Montgomery
Scores 500 Win
Over Northwood

Halfback Holland Jackson
playing his first varsity football
game for Richard Montgomery
joined Mike Curtis and John
Kelley in scoring two touch
downs each as the Rockets re-
manned unbeaten and united
with a 600 victory over North
wood yesterday at Montgomery
Blair High School.
On Richard Montgomery
second play from scrimmage
Kelley cut over left tackle and
sprinted AZ yards down the
right sideline to open the scor-
ing. Fullback Curtis turned
left end for 3 yards and an
other touchdown two minutes
later.
Richard Montgomery, win
ming its 18th straight game and
ninth this year, gained 299 net
yards. rushing to Northwood's
81.
RICHARD MoNTGY. 90 IA 13 1870
NORTHWOOD --- 0 O 0 O. 0
Montgomery scoring: Touchdowns-
%, run .. rum: Holland 2 III, run;
3, rum: Prather (55. rum: small 40,
rum; Israel Q2. rum. Conversions
Curtis 8.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Barons Upset
By johnson

Fullback John Murdock and
Halfback Howie Thompson
scored on runs of 73 and 65
yards yesterday as Walter
johnson High School upset Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase, 1870, in
a Maryland Bi-County League
football game at Walter john
son.
The victory avenged a $50
routing dealt to the Spartans
by B-CC last year. The Bar
ons went on to win the league
championship with an 30 rec
ord.
Walter johnson, which had
lost its first six games before
whipping Suitland, 14-2, last
week, recovered a B-CC tumble
on the Spartan % Just before
the half. Murdock ran five
yards on the first play from
scrimmage and then raced the
distance for a touchdown on
the second.
Fred Stier intercepted a B.
&C pass on the Walter johnson
80 in the final period to set up
ThompSon's long run. Two
plays later, Thompson outran
the Barons' secondary for the
score.
B-CC o q q o. n
WALT. JOHNSON - 0 0 Ia
Walter johnson scoring: Touchdowns
Murdoch t73, rum; Thompson (65,
rum. Conversion-Woxma
Evening star., 1959-11-15
BY GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

o Montgomery Blair Hig h
School, led by the running of
Halfback Chuck OReilly, came
within one victory of the Mary
land Bi-County League football
championship yesterday by de-
feating High Point, $50, at
Northwestern.
= 1T was the eighth straight
league win for the Blazers, who
meet Bethesda Chevy Chase in
their final game next Saturday
at Blair. Blair won the league
championship in 1854 and tied
for the lead in 1855.
f1O'Reilly broke away for 81
yards early in the game to set
up Blair's first touchdown.
Fullback Joe Gamble scored on
a short run. O'Reilly sparked
the Blazers second touchdown
drive with runs of II and 10
yards before Quarterback Rich
ard Mossburg plunged over.
A punt blocked by O'Reilly
and Guard Melvin Lewis on the
High Point IS set up another
Blair touchdown in the second
Evening star., 1959-11-15
q
Six-Gume Streak
Ends as Bulls
Bows to Freshmen

Fullback Joe Lacone scored
three touchdowns yesterday as
the West Chester (Pa.) Fresh
man ended Bulls Prep Schools
winning streak at six games
with a 20-6 victory at Bulls.
Lacone broke a 6-6 halftime
tie with touchdown runs of 8
and 10 yards in the final two
periods. Earlier, Lacone gave
West Chester a 60 lead in the
second quarter on a short
touchdown run.
sBullis Prep pulled into the
tie in the second quarter when
End Jerry Spears caught a 10
yard pass from Quarterback
Bob Sutton.
sMtHSH stEn1s caEsPER PRsP aRe----S g 3 "a
failed).
BulliS.spears 10, pass Sutton trun
West Chester-Lacone 8, run Dilo-
>ssrenzo kick).
west Chester-Lacone 10. run (Dilo-
srenZo kick.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Club No. d Wins
Boys Grid Title

Metropolitan Police Boys
Club No. 4 yesterday won the
Senior division championship OF
the Boys Club of Washington
football league with a 1915 VIC
tory over Jelleff Branch.
Jellef Branch won the mid
get division title with a $40
victory over Eastern Branch as
Tommy Dommell scored three
touchdowns.
Other results:
Midget Glass
st. GATHERINGS, IA: Falls Church, O
Junior Class
Eastern Branch, 6; Jelleff branch, O
Friendship. IA: Falls Church, o.
Mclean. 1S: Springfield, O.
Silver Spring, "a; Alexandria, 6.
intermediate Class
Eastern Branch, IL; Jelleff. o.
Bethesda Colts, % Falls Church, O.
Alexandria, &: Silver Spring, O.
Senior Glass
Falls Church, "a; Springfield, O.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Herndon High Blanks
james Madison, $50

End Dennis McCrohan caught
two touchdown passes from
Quarterback Butch Lee and
Halfback Edwin Lowe scored
twice, once on a 72-yard run,
as Herndon High School ended
its football season with a $50
victory over James Madison
yesterday at Herndon.
Herndon, the Virginia Dis
trict 8, Group II, champion,
wound up with a 7-3 record.
James Madison had 2-6 record
in its first year.
JAMES MADISON o o o o. O
HERNDON -. - IA o 14-34
Herndon scoring; Touchdowns-Mc-
Crohan , g. pass from Lee; IA, pass
from Lee): Lowe 2 Us, rum ~, rum !:
Wadden (26, rum. Conversions-Mus-
grove (kick): Nyce (run) Waddell
lrun). Safety-James Madison pass
from center went out of end zone.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
SuitIund Defeats
Oxon Hill, 26-6

Tailback John Adriani threw
two touchdown passes to End
John Trudo yesterday as Suit
land High School defeated
Oxon Hill. 26-6, in a Maryland
BIZ County League football
game at Suitland.
Adriani connected with
Trudo on scoring passes of 81
and As yards, and Halfback
Bill Jett ran 40 yards for a
touchdown to lead Suitland to
its third victory against four
losses and a tie.
0xoN HILL - Q 9 Q 6-of
Suitland scoring: Touchdowns-Tru-
do 2 (31, pass from Adriani; 45, pass
from AdrianD: Jett 40, rum; Sheldon
III. rum. Conversions-Richard 2.
Oxon Hill scoring: Touchdown
Magnetic II, rum.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Winning Streak
Of St. Stephens
Halted at Seven

Henry (Moose) Massie, st.
Christopher's big tailback,
wrecked st. Stephens seven
game winning streak with three
touchdown passes in the first
half and scored himself in the
last quarter as the Richmond
school took a 3l-13 victory
yesterday in Alexandria.
st. Stephens also gave up a
pair Of safeties in the first half
to trail. 24-0. at intermission.
The home team finally scored
on a 7l-yard drive in the third
period and again on an 80-yard
advance in the fourth, before
Massie wrapped up the issue
with a 12-yard jaunt. !
Massie rushed % times for
l13 yards but threw only six
passes. completing four. His
longest was a 35-yard touch
down pitch to Eddie Doran, for
mer star at Hammond High in
Alexandria. ~
&,
ST. STEPHENS = o o 6-iS
st. Christopher's scoring: Touch
downs-Newman U2, pass from Mas
sie): Doran t35, pass from Massiel;
Moser u5, pass from Massie): Massie
Baumberger in end zone); McCullough
Ctackled Clore in end zone). Conver-
sions-Keeton 3.
st. stephen's scoring: Touchdowns
2 q, PLUNGE; /,
Shepherdson)