davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-07-17

a trio of Fortuny upholstered
chairs and a solid cover sofa.
A vast picture gallery wall
is located here above a Gus
tom-built long, low red-pink
lacquer chest decorated with
greens. Except for an antique
gold Chinese angel suspended
before it, the wall is bare.
1--WE haven't been able to
get together on all the paint
ings, as yet," Mrs. Field
volunteers. 1T is going to
take time"
TOgtherneSs
The Field brothers, who
parlayed a Seventh street
drug store into record retail
ing, now package shows"
throughout the world under
General Artist Corp.-Super
Productions. Irwin is agent
manager for the popular &C
tor-singer-composer, Paul
Evening star., 1960-07-17

in the den or living room
while the youngsters stimuli
taneously pour out their
rock and roll in the nearby
recreation room behind
closed doors with no inter-
ference.
Mrs. Field is in charge of
ticket Offices of the Carter
Barron Amphitheater which
makes her somewhat of a
show business barometer to
the wants of about 10000
people a week. On opening
Evening star., 1960-07-17
I4}a

Saturday storts our weekly vacation
time schedule of informal modelling
at our Wheaton PIozo Store, when
local teen-ogers will model Woodies
fashions. Lower Level, 100 am.
to 300 pm. You'll want to see how
your friends look in these pretty fall
clothes. Also, don't miss the Indian
Head "Whm Trim" modelling in
Fashion Fabrics, from | 100 am. to
400 pm. Wheaton PIozo Store.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Apartments Combined
And There's Even q Recreation Room

cal changes made in the ex-
isting floor plans.
1T was just like building a
houSe-maybe worse" recalls
Mrs. Field who moved from a
one-bedroom apartment into
the l0-room, four-bath resi-
dence with it's Is closets and
balcony.
Rock N Roll
The game room has a false
undertloor making it sound
proof for the children's rock
n roll sessions or the Field
receptions attended by as
many as rs guests at one
time.
"It works, too" Mrs. Field
maintains, "at least, we've had
no complaints from neigh
bors up to now"
Karen and Kenneth have
their own record collection
and recorder, housed here in
a floor -to-ceiling walnut
storage wall, once part of an
apartment kitchen.
1--WE kept the storage. sink,
Evening star., 1960-07-17
>9s5}4

Tuesday is Teo Room Fashion Mod
cling Day with fashion news for you
to enjoy while you lunch. 300 to
200 p.m., 7th Floor, Washington
Store.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
IN STORE
THIS WEEK AT
MMuskQMsqu

Monday through Thursday, "Moke
Your Own Magic" is the theme of
our gala Seventeen" Mccall fobric-
fashion show for teens. Miss SoIly
Ralph, Mccall Fashion StyIist, is our
commentator. Shows at four stores:
Washington, 9th Floor at 300 and
7::30 pm. on Monday. In our Chevy
Chase Store auditorium at 300 on
Tuesday. At 7 Corners, Lower Main,
at 3 100 on Wednesday and at Wheo-
ton PIozo, Lower Level, at 300 and
7::3O on Thursday. Make it dote.
Evening star., 1960-09-16

cases to the voters and let the
voters decide.
Mr.. Lodge made this COM
ment on Soviet protests against
this Governments decision to
restrict Mr.. Khrushchev to
Manhattan Island during his
forthcoming visit to the U. NJ:
Its almost laughahle to see
the pretended indignation of
the Communists.
He Khrushchev) made it
clear he doesn't want to be
friendly to the United States
Government. He broke up the
summit meeting. He Cancelled
the visit of President Eisen-
hover to the Soviet Union. The
Soviet government brought
down our RB-47 over interna-
tional waters.
we proposed an impartial
investigation in the U. N. and
they vetoed that. That was
an admission they were lying
(about the plane incident)."
Mr.. Lodge disclosed that he
had made a number of rec
concentrations for strategy in
the U. N. General Assembly
meeting opening next week and,
every now and then I talk
Evening star., 1960-09-16

scheduled appearance in Salt
Lake City today to fly to WASH
ington for the funeral Of Sen
ator Hennings, Democrat of
Missouri, who died Wednesday.
Some 5000 persons paid q
dollar apiece to hear Senator
johnson last night at the new
Las Vegas Convention Center.
Senator Cannon Of Nevada,
chairman Of the rally. called the
crowd the largest political turn
out in the States history.
Senator johnson. playing on
the towns fame as a gambling
resort, said the Democratic
presidential nominee will "give
all parts Of the country q fair
shake Of the dice"
Earlier, at Tucson. Ariz.,
Senator johnson accused Re-
'publicans Of discriminating
against the West.
"The Republican Party" he
said, thas turned against the
essentials Of Western develop
ment,, stabbing at the heart
OF water development, reserva-
ton, resources policies, the vi
tality Of the essential trans
portation industry of this re-
gion and all the other vitals of
Western growth"
Evening star., 1960-09-16

Preston 33,7s5 and Mr.. Hagan
1884.
Election officials Saturday
will recount votes In Chatham
County, where q reversal Of
Mr.. Hagan's narrow lead could
throw the election to Mr..
Preston, who demanded the re-
count.
The only other outcome even
slightly doubtful was in the
four-man contest for State Su-
preme Court, but Macon At
torney Benning M. Grice held
a strong lead.
Voters also served notice on
Democratic officials that they
do not want their IL presi-
Dental electors pledged to the
party's Kennedy johnson
ticket in the November general
election. But the straw poll
will apparently have little ef-
feet in November.
John w. Davis, Superior
Court judge from Summerville,
defeated three others to replace
Representative Erwin
Of the 7th district.
Evening star., 1960-09-16

face which appeared at Dallas,
Tex" Senator johnson said.
"and defends the policy of no
new starts. Then there is the
Republican face which appears
in the Pacific Northwest and
tells the people we must 90
full steam ahead on great
water projects.
There is the Republican
face which appears in the
South with Barry Goldwater
and assures the people of con-
servative government. Then
there is the Republican face
which appears in the North
with Nelson Rockefeller and
rewrites the Republican plat
form :"
Senator johnson Cancelled a
Evening star., 1960-09-16
Ballot Recount
Slated in Tight
Georgia Race

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 16
= Two C didates tensely
awaited a ballot recount in
their congressional race today
in one Of the few important
contests still in doubt after
Wednesdays Democratic pri-
mary
Elliott Hagan, 44-year-old
farmer businessman from Syl-
vania, held a 26-18 lead in de-
cisive unit votes, although
trailing veteran Representative
Prince Preston slightly in pop
ular votes. Complete returns in
the 1St district race gave Mr..
Evening star., 1960-09-16

question stemmed from Mr..
Lodges remark yesterday that
this is no time for on-the-job
training" - a thrust at the
Democratic presidential nomi-
nee. Senator Kennedy.
II don't know why I should, "
Mr.. Lodge replied, adding that
both sides should submit their
Evening star., 1960-09-16

Use Our 4NOnth Plan No nereto Carrying
HABERDASHER
Chase
Evening star., 1960-09-16

for Vice President, made his
comments at a news confer
ence that wound UP a 41-hour
visit to Illinois.
I'VE have a wonderful chance
to carry Illinois," Mr.. Lodge
stated.
The candidate was asked
whether he intended to attack
the Democratic opposition. The
Evening star., 1960-09-16

these things over on the tele-
phone"
With reference to his stab
at Senator Kennedy, Mr.. Lodge
was asked if in 1952--when
he was pre-convention man
ager for Dwight D. Eisenhower
he thought Mr.. Eisenhower
needed any on-the-job train
ing. He said that he did not,
because Mr.. Eisenhower had
had tremendous training in
administration in war and
peace.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
Lodge Visits Illinois,
Jobs at Khrushchev

CHICAGO. Sept 16 (AP).-Henry Cabot Lodge today
stated Soviet Premier Khruhchev clear
he doesn't want to be friendly with Unietd States
ment"
Lodge, who stepped this countrys Ambassador
Nations campaign Republican candidate
Evening star., 1960-09-16
Johnson Says 6. o. P.
Uses Multiple Faces

LAS VEGAS. Nev Sept. 1e (AP).-The Republicans are
facing the issues with than face says Senator Ly-
don Johnson.
The Democratic vice presidential candidate addressing
what called largest political turnout in Nevada history
Evening star., 1960-09-16

declared last night that Re-
publican positions change with
geography.
There is the Republican
Evening star., 1960-09-16
RALEIGH HABERDAsHER
Shop Chevy Chose and Wheoton PIozo Until $40 Torioht

Ie heads the egghead
eigh has an exemplary olive cIot
Il ois for olive and olive is for fall. Every male in
the know, who considers himself we'll dressed knows
49, that his bocktocompus or career wardrobe MUST
have plenty Of olive. Our three CoIeqe and Career
Shops have Woshineton's most comprehensive COL
lection Of natural shoulder apparel in olive this fall.
OLIVE. black olive, India olive, heather tones Of
olive with black, olive with bIue olive with ooId
olive with grey, olive with brown, olive with oroDe
and the variations of olive such as Iovot Duttv will
low, and clay are all found in our collection Be-
low are some of our olive apparel items :. .. all with
definite intellectual appeal
Mmm Blazer Suit With Vest 4G@
= Covert Country Suit So"
SPeCe Suits with Vest 59" and 69S
Big Three Suit" with Contrasting sacks- So"
Hart Shaftner & Marx Tweed Suits -'75
Hart Schafner { Marx Imported Worsteds SO"
Sports Coats 29" TO SIS
Hart SChattner & Marx Sports Coats 49"
Fine WOsted Stacks - 1885 to II"
Hart SChafner & Marx Flannel Stacks 23S
AIEWeather Goats 14% to 59H
Vest 1886
4AfOnh Payment Plan. No Interest Carrying Charges.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
''You can be Younger Looking with
mild, mild PalmOlive Care!

Regardless of your age or type of skin, you can be
younger looking the Palmolive way.
Palmolive Facial is the easy way, the modern way
to complexion beauty.
Simply -.
l. Massage your skin vigorously for minute with mild
Pamove lather. Then rinse and pat dry.
2 Repeat times each day.
Evening star., 1960-04-24

Here's how most compilations can be younger lookil
with Palmolve care
Smoother looking skin Less fakiness Less oiline
Brighter skin Fe,oer tiny blemihes Clearer col
Palmolive's Beauty Facials have helped millions
women to be younger looking. See if Palmolve ca
won't do the same for yOu too. In all the world, the
is no milder soap, simpler way to the utmost
complexion beauty-for you
NotUres emoIIients
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-11-10
WHO CAN DO IT?
Van G0rder Hardware Grows Changes from
"Ezose 6 Bnggy' Needs toModem Appliances
6xcavating

1T takes a long time to
learn the hardware business"
said Arthur Van Gorder, of
Van GOrder Hardware, Main
St, Chardon. "A hardware
store must carry so many diff
ferent items in stock many
more than most other types
Of stores. Then. when you
add electrical, plumbing and
appliance departments, you
really have a varied inven =
tory"
Van Gorder Hardware in
Chardon comes under this
category, for it has all these
departments.
Arthur A. Van Gorder took
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over the store which bears his
name on April 10, 1919. His
experience in the store start
ed before that, when he start
ed to work for the late R. L.
BOstWick in 1921.
Seven years later, Mr.. Van
GOrder was able to purchase
the store, and was in business
for himself.
Several years ago, his son,
Herbert B. Van Gorder be =
came a partner in the firm,
which has the distinction of
being the oldest business es-
tabliShment on Main Street
in ChardOn.
You have to like a busi-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-11-10

ness a lot to stay in it that
long" Mr.. Van Gorder says,
adding, II enjoyed every
minute of it.
The business has change
ed over the years" He said.
Harnesses and blankets for
work horses, whips and lap
robes for Fancy Dams, and
plow points for horsedrawn
ploWs, fly nets and n o e
bags used to be standard Sto-
OK items, when I started"
Thirty years or so ago, an
electrical department was
added to the store in an eX-
pansion program. We put in
a complete line of major ap-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-11-10

pliances to take the place of
the standard items of t h e
horse and buggy days.
1T the same time, we had
to add a complete service de-
partment for these appliance
eS."
THE store has been head
quarters for we'll known and
nationally advertised brands
of electrical appliances f o r
many years, such as M a y =
tag washers, Hotpoint cleo
trio stoves.
You can't sell them all, so
we picked the best" says
Mr.. Van Gorder. 1--WE carry
Continued on Page LII
Evening star., 1960-05-30
Mr.. TWEEDY
BY Ston Dsoke
BY Dick Brooks

NIN
-HNTNESNA
Evening star., 1960-05-30

Northeast 18th and SIS OF Bodensbua ond sennins 3D.
GEORGIA AVE NM-5s25 Co Ave- Mtory Rd ssevi Ave
WISCONSIN AVE NV ASS Wis Ave bet Nebr Ave and River Rd
sOUASt-Sos Nichols Ave Good Hope Rd Anoeosio Bridge
ALEXANDRIA Duke st. bet o6oker and 1seeroph Rd
FAILS CHURCH VA lee Hwy. and Rte 33s mile from Corners
RoCkV and Washington ST. Phone Garden $4,000
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA -HyorsNEe, Nd
PLENTY or FREE PARKING
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Economy Automatic Blanket

Harmony House quality
twin-size electric blanket
with single controls. Rayon,
cotton and nylon blend in
several pastel colors:: Ma
chine washable too. Double
size single control 1893.
- '-5 e. = l-.ly1.4psr
n sseais At6b6Ea, BIcdensbuTy.
2'' RIscossin and Arlington
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
SENATOR
WhY?..

8 years in MINI. Legislature.
Chairman, Civil Administra-
ton Comm, which handles
majority oflegislation on admin
istration of state government.
. s years City of Minneapolis,
now completing third year as
Mayor. Governmental respon-
sibilities as Chief Executive Of
largest city in state.
. IA total years in direct pub
lie service as an elected official.
. Author of the Mutual De-
pendents Support Act. Mime
sofa Narcotic Control Act
Minnesota Civil Defense Law
Minnesota Presidential
Primary Act.
. Appointed to a oman Middle
East Refugee Commission by
Eisenhower Administration.
Appointed by President
Eisenhower to National Civil
Defense Council highest rank
ing Civil Defense Advisory
Board in U.s..
. Born April 10, 1915, son Of
Reverend and Mrs. X. f. Peter
son, and one of 10 children.
Lifelong resident of Minnesota.
. Married Jean Erickson of st.
Paul. Are parents of 3 daughters.
. Veteran of 4 years of military
service. Volunteered and en-
listed as a Seaman; later rose to
rank of Lieutenant Commander.
Is still a member of the US,
Naval Reserve.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04

ing his title because of politics.
Hopping mad, he angrily voiced his
displeasure at the ruling at a news
conference in Rome.
COntenders To Battle For Title
Meanwhile, it was believed the
MIA. was preparing to sanction
an elimination tournament among
the top contenders, including Phil
adelphia's Harold Johnson, the No.
l contender, and Eric Schoeppner
of Germany.
It was Moore's failure to re-
schedule a title match with Scho-
eppner that led to his suspension
by the MIA. Moore has not de-
Tended his title since Aug. II, 1859,
when he knocked out Canada's
won Durelle in the third round.
However, the 46-year-old ring
veteran had once signed to meet
Scheoppner. Their original bout
had been set for July. 1t followed
Moore's first suspension this year
on Feb. Is. The July bout was
dropped, however, when Archie
came up with an injured leg and
requested additional time to make
the IT'S pound limit. Later the
fight, which was to have been held
in Toronto, was suspended indefin-
itely when a television deal fell
through.
The MIA. explained it took the
action because Moore failed to
schedule a title fight with Scho-
eppner, as specified by the ring
body. The defense against Scho-
eppner was one of the conditions
set by the MIA. when it rein
stated Moore last March 5. The
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ahead, briefly, later in the second
quarter when Layeaux hit Jacob
son with a pass good for Is yards
and a touchdown.
Achmentins' kick was good and
Central led 7 to 6. Henry bounced
right back with a long scoring
pass to Jim Anderson and the Pats
left the field at halftime leading
IL to 7.
Henry scored early in the third
quarter to take Is to 7 lead, but
Central came back with a pass to
jacobson good for IS yards and
I'd. This pulled the Pioneers to
within IA to Is of Henry. But from
here on Henry took command and
completely dominated the final
quarter.
They scored two more touch
downs to ice the game, and Cent
rails chances of a share in the
championship evaporated.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
Olympic Champ George
Rhoden On ~ Commercial

New York (ANP) - Former
Olympic champion George Rhoden
is believed to be the first Negro
ever appearing in a television COM
mercial of a major tobacco man
ufacturer.
During the recent Olympic
Games, sponsored by Kent Cigar
cites, and televised over CBS-TV,
former Olympic stars were inter-
viewed and asked why they smoke
Kent Cigarettes. Rhoden, the 1852
Olympic 400 meter champion was
among those interviewed.
Rhoden is currently a physical
therapist in the Cedar of Lebanon
Hospital in Los Angeles, and after
years assignment plans to study
for his degree in mdicine at the
University of Toronto.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
Andrews, an attractive little Miss
came with Georgia Canton.

Andrews, an attractive little Miss"
came with Georgia Canton.
Godfrey Rawlings, who is in his
first season of league bowling and
who bowled a big count Tuesday,
was practicing, sharpening up his
game for the competition, says the
recipe for bowling a two fifty is:
1. Be scared ito death, 2. Have
sweat pouring from your face. 8.
Be so nervous that when you de-
liver the ball in the last frame
you cannot move your right foot
but have to grip your leg at the
knee to life your foot-this got a
good laugh on him from the bowl
er, but it was an actual fact-he
wasn't Glowing"
Racheal Cockrell was present to
give her husband, Wayne poise and
COlllluSliCS' 1hC l"O NhOlllS wy
were helping mother Mary-she
had them bowling with her before
the regular session-who was the
instructor?
The Lights are having Come
as you are" social following bowl
ing Saturday, Nov 5 at the Nacir-
ema Club for members and guests.
Come as you are!
NORTHERN LIGHTS
Individual High Game, Men: ].
Gardner, 231; J. Burrell, 223 and
V. Shepard, 221.
Individual High Series, Men: Bob
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04

other was that the winner make
his first defense against johnson
or whoever might be the No. con-
tender at that time.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
TEAM STANDINGS
October 25

Individual High Single Game
Callie Fowler, 221; Ceola Webb,
100; Georgia Canton, 181.
Individual High Series: Georgia
Canton, 522; Ceola Webb, SOB; Cal
lie Fowler, 483.
TEN STRIKE
October 25
st. Paul Recorder blanked West
ern Recreation three to nothing.
Woodland Funeral Home gave us.
Upholstering the same brand of
bitters," while Sun-Observer was
doing the same to Attacks Brooks.
Ted Bies allowed Team No. /
one point out of four.
Godfrey Rawlings bowled the
highest single game of the Ten
Strike season Tuesday at the
Laughing lanes.
Team High Single Game: Sun
Observer, 954; US. Upholstering,
935; st. Paul Recorder, 929.
Team High Series: Sun-Observer,
2754; St Paul Recorder, 1892;
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
Iowa's Varsity Has
IS NeqTo PLAYERS

Forest Evashevslxi, coach of the
surging Iowa University Hawk
eyes, was a football players player
(he was a terror at the University
Of Michigan in 1939-4O when he
helped Tom Harmon to All-Amer-
lean greatness), is a coach's coach
and is now becoming a politicians
politician.
How many Negroes do we have
on our team ?" Evy, who will step
up to the athletic directors post
next year, echoed JETS query II
wouldn't know. We don't consider
a mans color here Only his play
ing ability"
For color-blind Evy's informa-
ton, there are Is sepia players on
the team (six are starters, prob
ably the largest contingent of Ne
groes on any integrated team.
Rough, hard-hitting, intelligent,
fast, these players and their team
mates are bidding to make a
shambles of the tough Big 10 In
diana, rebuked on its recruiting
practices, doesn't COUNT race.
Starting tan Hawkeyes are Sam
my Harris, back, sophomore, E.
St Louis, probably the teams fast
est player; nicknamed, Mercury,
end FELTON, Rogers, sophomore, De-
troit, one of the finest products
to go to Iowa; 217-pound tackle
Al Hinton, a junior from Saginaw,
Mich; quarterback Wnburn Hollis,
from Postum Trot, Miss, solid as
a signal caller, who led the Boys
Town, Neb., team to an undefeat-
ed season in 1857; halfback Larry
Ferguson, junior from Madison,
Ill, and fIllback Joe Williams, the
Flying Fire Plug" who is a 49,
year-old sophomore from Railway,
NJ.
Other tan players constantly
shuffling in and out of games are
back Mike Mcdonald, sophomore,
Port Huron, Mich; fullback Eu-
gene Mosley, senior, E. St Louis;
end William Perkins, sophomore,
Jersey City, N. j.; center Dayton
Perry Jr., E. st. Louis; back James
Robinson, sophomore, Zion, Ill;
back Donald Tucker, senior, Chi
cago; end David Watkins, junior,
Washington, D. c.; tackle Chester
Williams, junior, Hackensack, N.
j.; and end James Winston, sopho-
more, Morristown, N. J.
Not long ago, one or two mot
more than three Negro players on
name" team was considered par.
A Negro quarterback was unheard
of. Alumni associations kept pres
sure on those schools that wanted
more Negro players.
Today, Evy declares I'VE have
no trouble on that score. Anyway,
Iowa has a tradition in colored
players such as Ozzie Simmons,
Duke Slater Cnow a Chicago
judge; Homer Harris Qowa's
first Negro grid captain, first in
major SCHOOL,, Calvin Jones, to
name a few, were among the best
the school ever produced"-FrOm
JET Magazine.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
TWIN CITY
Pin PATTER
By LOUISE THOMAS
Midway 5-S373

Woodland Funeral Home, 1894.
TEAM STANDINGS
October rs
w L
Sum- Observer % 10
st. Paul Recorder Fl IL
Ted Bies Liquors 20 12|
Woodland Funeral Home 10 10
Attucks-Brooks Is 10
Western Recreation IA lS|
U. S. Upholstering IL 20
Team No. 27
Individual High Single Game:
Godfrey Rawlings, $50; Charles
Cozine, 211; Duke" Green, POS.
Individual High Sries: Duke"
Green, 588; Cliff" Burns, 558; Art
Moore, 554.
DUO-CTTIES PACESETTERS
October p
None but the ever faithful stick
it out or visit the late shift at
Pills on Thursday. Wonder what
happens at the late, late shift ?
An attractive little girl, Terri
Lee came with her mother Ito
see" but the sandman got the better
of her long before the bowling was
over. The male galleryites were
keeping the gaiety going as usual.
Saw Gerald Bailey, Don Wheeler,
Cliff Marty, Thad Toombs, Walter
Thompson, Joe Norris, Art and
Dewayne Moore.
Team High Single Game: Team
No. 7, 1884; Ciceros Barbecue, 799;
Team No. 8, 1856.
Team High Series: Cicero's Bar
beque, 2315, Team No. 8, 2291;
Team No. 7, 1884.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
TEAM STANDINGS

Individual High Single Game:
Cathy Toombs, 253; Gwen Lain
and Lauretta Moore, 1893; Pat
Schuck, 181.
Individual High Series: Cathy
Toombs, 56S; Lauretta Moore, $50;
Gwen Lain, 537.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
October 20
The rain shower did nothing to
dampen the spirits of the Lights"
at NIB Saturday.
The small fry were much in evid-
enCe such as Philip and Keenya
Blackwell who we don't see often;
Elaine and Jackie" Glanton with
mother Clodeal Clodeal says
her team has won only one point
since she stopped bowling. Joe
Norris, Jr., and MON Cassie, Diane
and Alan Lee, L. c. Pinlxney, Toni