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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
Miss Pearl Mitchell
leoves For East;
To Attend Smith

Miss pcarl Mitchell left the city
Monday, June -, for North Hamp
ton Mass, ta enter Smith College
graduate school Of social work
Miss Mitchell has been active
On the state Episcopal youth work
WAS superintendent Of ST rhils
lips Episcopal church school mem
Der % the speakers bureau u the
~ pani Council ON human Reh.
tons and member of the reerea
tiona committee of the YwCA-
she has been accorded numer
GUS courtosies by the welfare ~.
flee staff. 60 workers and friends
prior 10 her departure Included
among these was an ailstaff ian
chcon az which she was presented
with a Collegiate wehStcr's die
tionsfy surprise bridge club
party a the homo ~ Mrs l1ller
Petersen ios2 &c, Hawthorne. and
a DINNER party given by Mines
RoEeile Harmon. Ruth Nelson and
Cleaner Afelies AZ the home ~ the
latter. 900 oak Ridge Shovview
Miss Mitchell was presented with
a portable radio at this party
Miss Mitchell Is the daughter of
Nv and Mrs. II n. Mitchell OF saa
Fuller Az.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
GAN ptNiED TO
ARKANSAS DUO WHO
RAPID MORO hEAuIN

iAttle Rock CAMP TAU waa
dsnled 20 two white men charged
with raplng ai.year-old Negrn
beauty last week near Benton
Ark Prosecutor Lawson " Glover
said tho girl did not consent 20 the
mons advances and that force had
been used
Held after ailegediy admitting
they raped the gtri are ~ year OLD
Itcn Sanders and Bobby Burnett
~.
The rape victim who had all ~
her front teeth knocked out, said
the attack occurred when the men
Iurud her away from her home on
the nretoxt Of wanting hahyail
ter because their wives were hay.
inR company
Len bruised and bleeding on q
strange highway, she was picked
up by a white woman who rushed
her 10 her house for clean clothes
They were met hy n shofiffH cat
who transferred the Rtri TO hia ear
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
ST. Puul NAAcP
Membership Victory
ponee, July 4

Robert Nj Patterson. Chairman
Membership Victory Dance C'm-
mittee, announced today that the
81 Paul Branch NAACp viii
hold it's Annual Membership vic
tory Dance ON Saturday, July 4.
1883. az the Arizona Room rrNn
Ballroom This years dance is also
Ia celebration OF the MACE
Golden Anniversary
Proceeds from this affair ere
forwarded 10 the National AsS,Nela
ton Tor the Fighting fNind For
Freedom. The dance viii be held
nom $50 pm until and Music
is presented BY Bnly Helm and
hts hand
As a special feature. The Bran
chc's annual scholarship awaris
win be presented TO the King and
Queen NAACr during the inter
mission
This affair is one OF the high.
lights % st Pau's summer sea.
son, and an overflow crowd ,s eN-
pcctcd
Tickets may be obtained by con
iagting Robert NJ Patterson nj
Local sic, CA. 76a3a
They may also be purchased a,
the Majestic Drug Store RED
Feather Kite club bishops Dairy
Store Square Deal Liquors Chats
worth Inn, Cassius nar 4 cafe and
the aSth 81 Dehcatesscu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
PARADE BY
kAAcp IN SAINT
phlll my a

The 81. Paul Branch NAACP Is
planning it's annual Victory Par
ade. which win be held Saturday
July 4, 1859 The participating
units win assemble at the Rondo-
oxford Playground at 900 am.
sharp and proceed down Rondo
Avenue commencing at 1000 am.
TO Western Avenue where the par
ade win end
Branch officials. Youth Council
officials. contestants for the King
and Queen Scholarship Awards.
who have sponsored candidates IN
representatives OF organizations
the scholarship contest. a color
guard unit from the AttuclSs
Brooks Post. a Drum and Bugie
Corp and the entire Maxfield
School win participate In tho par,
ade.
In charge OF the arrangements
is Thurman McFsrthing. parade
Committee Chairman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
Humphrey To Speok
At NAAcP Nut'I
Convention July is

New York, June Is sPoKcsmen
FOR the liberal wings II the tive
major political parties win be
heard iu important addresses al
the h0th annual convention % the
National Association FOR the "A.
vancement ~ Colorcd People which
opens here on July ~ and con,
tinuos through July 10
Senator Hugh Scott. pennsyl
wanna Republican and consistent,
supporter ~ evil rights legtsla.
ton win be the principal speaker
nj a session on civil rights. Tues
day afternoon July IL
The following morning. a Min
ncscta Democrat. and staunch ad
yocate ~ equal rights, senator
Hubert Humphrey, win address
session on political and legislative
action.
Except for the chasing mass
meeting on Sunday afternoon
July ~. all sessions 81 the con
vention win be held In the New
York Coliseum. The FINAL sesslon
win be giant rally in the Polo
Grounds with songs by Mahalia
Jackson and addresses by Jackie
Robinson. BOY wilkins and others
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller
Borough President ih,lan Jack and
nr Claiming n Tobias viii be
the principal speakers At the open
ing session IN the Coliseum on
the night % july 49,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
Club Honors Couple
On IIfh Wedding
Anniversary June II

Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Jones'. 2T0T
First Av s. had the pleasure of
spending an enjoyable evening
with - group Of friends who helped
TO make their eleventh wedding
anniversary which was June II. q
happy occasion when members OF
The Swing club bonored them
with surprise party IN oclebra-
ton Of the event on Saturday
evening June IS. AZ the home of
MFR and Mrs Stanley Greek, e6os
Newton Av n
When Mr.. and Mrs Jones were
invited by Mr. and Mrs Greek 10
their home they we're unaware
that anything unusual would hap
pen and u was only when they
arrived and entered the living room
and were greeted with "surprise"
ana Happy Anniversary" BY the
group who had assembled earlier
they realized what Il was oil about
The evening was enjoyed social
izing and enjoying tasty refresh
ncnts served buffet style high
lighted with n beautiful three
TERED cake decorated IN pink and
green and topped with a NINA
ture bride and groom. made by
Mrs Greek
Guests present were MeHNrs and
Mines Del Chamblee. Lawrence
Harper. Maurice Howell Mr. VII
liam nm Club members who were
hosts included Messrs and Mines
Louis whitlock. Douglas 1Thorp,
son Mines Jack Campbell. Car
treil Cooper Gran Harms, jay
Tyson and William a Harris
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
MRS. IDA RoBfRrs
IS HoNoRED ON HER
sArA BIRTHDAY

CLOSE friends and family mem.
beers helped to make happy birth.
day for Mrs lida Roberts on Men
day evening. Juno 70 when they
gathered Ia the home of Mrs Mar
SON Williams Ssai Portland Az
az a party given hy Mira. Williams
in honor ~ the occasion
Between the hours cf 7 and p
pm friends convcrged on her
home 10 extend best wishes ami
happy birthday while ahowcring
her with many gifts cash tokens
and beautiful cards
A game, Name That Tune
was PLAYED and prizes were won
by Mines ranAy Barnett Gladys
Williams, nurie Carmichael sr
James Fraction and Palmer 3
Jackson daughter " the honoree
Following games the honoreo waa
assisted hy Mrs Jessie shepard
IN opening her many gifts afier
which rofreshmehts were served in
tho tea room at tables centcrcd
with floral arrangements
Guests sharing tho happy &C
casion were Mines ransy Barnett
Gladys Williams, Matte Drew. an
residents AZ the Williams home,
Palmer jackson. daughter 81 the
hnnorc Annie Coleman. Eldera
Rome, G W Glenn James r'rac.
tion, m,rie Carmichael ar, Leroy
MCGOWAN. Theodore Johnson. Jea
sic Shepard the Meaara and Mines
Charles BROOKS Ira Robinson. and
the Moaarv Albert Hurt and Ileaty
Wilson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

Aldrich Az n and Mrs Elise
Hall. 1924 Fifth Az s., attended
the graduation Of Miss Donna Jean
Smallwood from North Division
High School IN milwaukee,, Wis.
which was held June i6. Miss
smallwood plans 10 attend summer
school and win enroll at Howard
University this fan to study either
business administration or Journal.
ism She is the niece Of Mrs
simms, and the daughter o. Thess
Smallwood, former resident Of Min
neapolis
EEBP Club Hostess: Mrs. Wal
ter Smith, S74s Fifth Av s. was
hostess TO the EEPB Club on Sat
urday evening June 20. Prizes
for games were awarded 10 Mines,
Harold Walker, Dan McAdams and
Allie Wilson. first, second and
third respectively Lunch was
served by the hostess, Al this
meeting the club adjourned untl
fall at which time Mrs Harold
Walker viii be hostess at the first
meeting
Sister Was Guest; Mrs, Mary
Kinney of Chicago. sister OF Mrs
n. ]. Hunter Of 1924 Fourth Av,
S, has returned home after spend
ing week in the city, visiting
her sister and brother-in-law. the
N ] Hunters Mrs Kinney came
because OF Mr. Hunters accident
and disqualification Mr.. Hunter
continues TO improve in Abbott
hospital from injuries received
from a fan in his home.
Attended OES Grand Session:
Mr., Clarence Smith. worthy Grand
patron, Mrs Blanche Mayes, as,
sociate grand matroa, Mrs, Cor
nelia Burns and Mrs Bessie Lewis
OF Prince Hall Grand Chapter
oES Of Minnesota and its Jurisdie-
ton attended grand sessions OF
Amaranth Grand Chapter of Neb-
raska which were held June 10
and IL In Omaha,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
MRS. JAmts BRANsFoRp
HoNoRED BY SURPRISE
SIORk SHOWER JUNE 10

Pink and blue baby colors dom
mated the decor when Mrs Eugene
II. Lewis konnred Mrs JAMES Il
nransford OF pod Iglchart Az at
a surprise stork shower on ga,
uriay evening juno 20, AZ the
home Of Mrs Lewis. gia Igiehatt
Av
When Mrs Rrunzford went over
90 Mrs Lewis. she thought she
was 10 baby sit with the Lewis
young daughter christi while Mrs
Lewis attended meeting Whom
she arrived, guests who had al
ready assembled greeted her with
"surprtae" and u was then that
she realized that the surprise was
on her Candid shots Of the hon
orne on entering were taken by a
photographer and she was pre-
scented with oarnagv by the hos
| tess
Tho dining table was overlaid
with a white embroidered nvlou
cloth over pale pink eeutered with
an arrangement 81 pale pink peon
les, blue veronica and white uuult
orange blossoms
Center ~ attraction was "A bias
i,et trimmed IN white nyion or
CANDY over pink holding a clddly
baby doh placed In the archway
hovrring over the basket was o
large s,orl, Guests on arriva
placed thelr gtfta around the has
bet
To get The group in the MOOD
for the clever games that followed
the hostess served refreshing
I punch Prizes for the winners nj
games went 10 Mines Albert Dar
and. Conll0r Wnniund. Ashley G
y Pugh. Donald Williams, Albert
Mcfarland Ernest G Cooper Ron
AID o'Neai and Philip Freeman
I ".
/ Following games. Mrs Lewis ma
sisted The hon0re. IN opening th'
beautifully wrapped KiftA shswsre,
BY her friends for the baby 10 be
which were displayed 10 the De
light % the group after wbiel
tasty rrfreHhnentH carrying ou
4 uIe stork motif were served by "a,
hostess
. Enjoying the deilRhifuI affai
IH addition 10 the honorea wer,
Mines William Brown Albert Dur
md Phiillp Freeman IT. WILDE
" Kennedy, Earl L.rwis, Jane
Martin Ronald OReal CouIton y
Wanlund Donald williams y 6
Copper Paul Wood, Raymond Wn
1srna Albert Mcfarland, AshB
Pew anJ william weather Gin
we're sent by Mines Isaac Ms
guerrY Aaceo a nuf0rd an
frank y Wanlund WIN were IN
able 10 attend
The TRANSPORTS expect the dat
Win the stork in late summer an
his VIII be their first tax -
eup'ian
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
'RIsok RECORD BARS
NEW uTTlE ROCK
SCHOOL sOhRD MEMBER

Little Rock amp Henry l..
Hubbard. one Of three men recent
~ Solected by the PIiaald county
board Of education 90 succeed three
extreme segregaiioniBts Will not
be able 10 serve the board because
Of a prison record In the 1908
Hubbard, now 45year-oid
building contractor. Eald he had
not thought u necessary 20 seek
a governors pardon which would
have restored his citizenship rights
He was sentenced 70 state prison
on theft charges In 1895 and 1888
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

yIIp No HEfaF
otnEu EsH HEARING rFTrt-
TION ron ADMINISTRATION
NTABE CsFf MIS- NEMFT'A
COUNTY or uENNEp}N
az PROBATE nDNHT
D. Is~ Estate ~ fHI1fs Olsen.
fsegsHerr
order fer H~srtnE FTtttisn fer
Letters ~ AassiHistFsfisn
GT ~ ORDERED thEs 40 persons
tHtsFeatsd stuw 90 zee. ~ any they
have before tNsa Govt ~ Hpndag
Jolly tath 1863 - 1g O'Clock An
81 me Court Mousse lg Minneapolis
Minnesota whp thr re'iften ~
MNFfle lfrndvletFau ~ Heunspin
Cabufv. MIuFeF1fR ~ ndr sffafr8f
herein filed sn5sl1 nor hs granted
Tfsrc orders shall b. pgbiishss IN
the Minuea g0iie RpaF rHHfaH ana
copies HaflsG aeeoffirE ~ l2W
tCOffET 9EALy
wfT~lrq ne Hp@ WFfFGE
PETEWEON. IF4&e - Frnhats
Court this Iftn fay - Jans
1853
ROSE FpHaE WV
CLERK ~ PROBATE Cssrf
Herman asd efsfEsfEf
5tt Neares. HidE
fsposssalsh gsrs ~ 70 aas July ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

Son Was Quest; Master Sgt
Henry Bowman stationed al Ran
dolph Air Force base in San An
tonic. Tex. spent the past week
end in the city visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bowman Sr. OF
s6i2 Fourth Az, S, and other rrla.
tives and friends.
u Meet Us Club: The Y Meet
Us Club OF Phyllis wheatley House
met in the last meeting Of the
summer on Thursday June Is AZ
the house at which time they hon,
ored five members whose birthdays
had occurred during the three
month period Honored were Mines
Grace Berry, Iva Carter Mollie
Flowers. vassie Perkins and their
supervisor, Mrs Catherine Norman
Moss new bride. Members pre-
scented Mrs Moss with bed spread
as wedding gift A tasty lunch
was served and enjoyed by all pres,
ent. Regular meetings OF the club
will be resumed in September
To Attend Noble Williams We'd.
ding; Or Vincent Thomas Of Wash
ington, n c, arrived IN the city
June 10. and is the houseguest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Daniels. OF
s7ie Fnh Az. s. Or Thomas
came TO attend the wedding OF
Miss Louverne Noble and MIR
Stanley Williams, which will be an
event on Saturday morning June
II.
Honseguests: Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Carr Of Kansas City Mo,
are visiting in the city and are
houseguests OF Mrs. Edith Mouldeu
OF 3s4s Fourth Az s. They are
enroute home after visiting Mrs
Carr's father, Mr.. Stewart at Lake
Adney for few days They Will
return 10 their home the latter
part OF this week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
Mlnn. Iv snaelnlI,, q, Ncc

Durham n G. tANP) ~ Mrs
Betty T Gritng. director, Mime.
sofa school o. the Air. Department
of Radio and rclevssion, University
Of Minnesota. win DO special guest
con@iltant in North Carolina col
leGes audlaeptsual workshop, July
a.
Mrs Girling holds ia, RS and
MS degtves from the University OF
Minnesota, with concentration in
English speech and education,
Prior 60 becoming director OF the
School u The Air In 1915 she serv.
ed as administrative fellow OF radio
ia leio. and program director
1874
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
ELLINGTON ON SULLIVAN
SHOW, JUNE 40

New York CAMP Duke ~.
Hngtou. famous orchestra leader
and composer, viii Join a number
of leading stars In headiining the
Ed sullivan tclcvtsion show. Sun.
day, June 2s the Cns network
announced The show IL seen ma
tionwido. s'o0-aoo pm. EDIT
Others joining Ellington will be
teenago idol frankie Avalon.
hickey Iayne. ventriloquist: lloyd
Price and his Personality orchos.
ira. and Joan Carroll
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

June e Mr. and Mrs Robert
Pierre. sssT Portland Az, II
years.
June Is Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
whitlock. 1884 Clinton Az ~
years. Mr.. and Mrs Earl WI.
Hams, rs years.
June 20 Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Blackwell 42t7 Firth Az : ~
years Mr.. and Mrs Russell MAYO
sSiT Fourth Av 8, two years:
Mr. and Mrs r NJ Davis. 1897
n. sixth St. "a years
June so Mr. and Mrs Wendell
c. Jones, sT2l Aldrieh Az s 81
years
July ? Mr. and Mrs Mat; Med
rano, 2542 Hiawatha Az. seven
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cum
uhngs, a6i2 Clinton Az; eigh,
years; Mr. and Mrs Edward l.
withers sr, 42oe Second Az. s II
years
July 3 Mr. and Mrs Edward
Green, tli r. "a St. five years
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Barf1eld SSt
r Ssth St. two years
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
June ~ Mrs Aggie Slaughter
bl& i2th Av s., Kenneth Wallace,
4025 Clinton Az; Robert Pierre.
1887 Portland Av, Mrs Cecil
Hunter. 1900 Third 81 s. Johnnie
Randen, 725 Bradford Az. ~; u.
X Jones, 1914 s Fourth ST Paul
inc Guy 7is Bradford Az, "
June Is II W. williams zoe
f. 22nd St; Mrs sudie Hatehett,
4o44 Fourth Av s
June 20 Eugene Tucker. 22oI
F1fth Az s
June so Mr. Fred G Edwards
22o6 Elliot Az, Mrs Delois ca,
christ, $3.50 Second Av s.
July l Lloyd r, johnson. 5000
Humboldt Az 8 Rev W, l. Bat
tie, 220 + 42nd St; Lawrenie
l. Warren, 1915 Washington Av,
s.; Mrs Irene winston. 2i2s Il.
22nd St: Mr. s + Hammond sr
1925 Smelling Av
July John s. Carter, 1909
18th Az NJ. Harold Wright. 5000
Portland Az Mrs. Adciine Adams
1851 Fourth Az s. Don II. Doc
ley col w 4sth St; Vincent Lee
Shepherd 2s93 91st Az 81 Rich
ard Du Schanc Thompson s2a E
|s7th ST
/ July 3 Rev, s. 4. Williamson,
6501 Fifth st. N Donald Gates.
ag47 Second Az s Richard scs.
sion, fO4l FIrth Az. q Mrs. Roy
Burns. 1913 Fourth Az s.; Howard
Williams. 2i5 r. 80 St, Edward
Green, All r. gath 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

IT'S difficult % h~ a bank prcsi.
dent after serving In congress you
-se all that money and You want 20
spend William Dawson. bark
president and former congressman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

Communist = v, Johnson, You
probably know that on" definition
Of an,ali town 10 that II IN a
place whore everyone already
knows everything sud they take
the local paper just - wee h0w
much the editor dared 20 print
The Hebron. Hsb1 journal reg
isor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Attended Daughters Confirmation Mrs Gloria Smith and
daughter GoFiameae and James Floyd Of S40S
Grand Az motored TO Bell Prairie Mimi Friday june 10
attend the confirmation Of their daughter and ganddaug hter
Gorameanae The confirmation service was conducted by the
bishop of St Cloud The trio enjoyed pleasant trip,
Attended Graduation or Niece Mrs Elsie Shnms 1922
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26
Out OF Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

June 81 Mrs LILLIAN Cobb. Los
Angeles. Calf
June % pocola Wilson. Mobile
Ala
June % William 8 wrio, Van
Buren,. ARK.
June 80 a Edwin T. Randall
Worthington, MINI.
July Mrs Bessie pullens. Los
Angeles, Calf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

welcome o. - Paul, Middle
Western FIks'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

Welcome 60 81. Paul Middle
Western Elks!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

THE aTAG'W nW MINI WWprA To
run ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT
Hun ibp Bhnye named defendant
are hereby summoned cad required
a. Rnawer the complaint ~ The
plaintiff ju tho ahavy entitled a.
tipa witch n8tnplaiut hos been filed
ip ttn office ~ tha IiVth ~ natd
ptktFint CUuHi AZ the civ ~ Min
Ncapnis county ~ ttauUpplu. state
ur AnpuHenta. and ~ Ruryc pep1
~ rouf answer 60 the Haii uum
plsipt 90 ihe suhscFlhsrs az thsit
Offitpn. gpE NartherHtrrn Federal
HHiidinR Minneapolis. Minuesata, IN
tho said CnUHfs ~ tisnBspin within
thiFtg taaA dave after service ~
tate Summons upon yea exclusive ~
the day ~ such HotFtre ana " ypW
fan rs nnpwaF thN baid complaint
Within the tlmo aforesaid tbe pisins
err la THE SETON will RpplY Ga the
Cupfi faf She relief demanded 81
said complaint
mated iaus 10 1888
Norman PEEL
Tor
kIeNEltBV a pEfiI
Attorneys faF Plaintiff
700 Southwestern FadsfHt thliaiNN
Minneapolis b MiuHnHath
,8p0s ssman 1uae ~ 20 laiy ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

SUNNI oNs
STATE uF MtNSWHnTA
COUNTY az nENNErtN
ptwrHtCT CnuRF
ruuNTh JUDICIAL piArWCr
shirley Nay Apley.
Plaintiff
aNH4
Msufino willlAm ApieN
Defendant
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-26

The TRANSPORTS expect the date
with the storb in late summer and
hia VIII be their first tax 81
empiim
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

turned two for 81 and sc yard
touchdown runs. Chuck O'Rielly
picked off the other four.
Setback Billy Mitchell
romped Sc yards for a touch
down on the games opening
play and Blair was on its way.
Mitchell scored another on a
% yard pass from Rich Moss
burg. Mossburg threw to Frank
Schaffer on another 72-yard-
pass-play. Lewis Scott, who
broke the Walter Johnson game
open several weeks ago, turned
in two classy touchdown runs of
Is and "a yards.
Wheaton was tough on de-
Tense and fullback Wayne Eader
was tough all the time as the I'M
beaten Knights spotted Walter
Johnson six points in the first
period but won, 1916.
Eader Scores
After a poor punt, Wheaton
got the ball on WI 30. Eader
ripped down the field to the 5,
then slammed over on the next
play for a score. Despite a Is
yard penalty, Melvin Case split
the uprights to put the Knights
ahead to stay.
Eader returned a punt SO
yards to the Spartan 40 in the
last period. Eight plays later
he scored again from the two.
Last weeks win gave Hahn a
13-year record of 116 wins, IL
losses and six ties. Although it
would be next to impossible to
check this against the records
of high school coaches through.
out the country, this is UNI
doubleday one of the better, If
not the best coaching record in
the country.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

But one can recall last basketball season
when Bladensburg had clear path to the Bi
County title only to lose three of their last four
games At the same time Northwood the next
most logical winner from a schedule point of
view, lost pair to Walter Johnson. And the
winner wasn't known until the last moment be.
cause tiny Wheaton again messed up the easy
schedule approach to sports predictions by de-
feating B-CC.
Getting back to the original thought, II
Wheaton wins Saturday, the Blair game will
seem in retrospect few months hence to have
been but stepping stone to the payoff with
Richard Montgomery.
Almost everyone interested in Maryland
football can tell you that Wheaton had one of
its best football seasons last fall But you
couldn't have guessed it by the bunch of dis
heartened boys who walked off the field at
Bladensburg on a November afternoon after
the Mustangs upset the knights, 60, in the
final game of the season.
In the hoopla over pair of new coaches
to the county, Roy Lester and Bill Hahn, hav-
ing immediate success in their first try at Mont.
gomery football the doings of an old hand have
more or less been neglected
Coach Tony Caruso of Sherwood was won
dering at the beginning of the season where he
was going to get enough football players to
play season.
Wayne Eader, promising Ito say the
least) fullback had transferred to Wheaton and
the team was going to be hurting for backs,
Caruso thought.
Sherwood was thinking of building
team around tackle Don Luthur and hop
ing for few breaks. However n transfer
student from Shenandoah, Va Bill Garvey,
looked as If he might be able to play little
quarterback and converted Iineman
named Bob Williams looked as IL he could
handle the fuIlback slot.
In the first game against LaPlata, Garvey
proved quite passing sensation. Williams
proved to be powerhouse and Luthur covered
up many sins in the line.