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AND REMlND YOU, Mercury Of Amelia Earhart Lecture He re Jan. 11 Otlicial Publication of Gl-ville State Teachers College

Number W 100 PERSONS ATTEND DANCE Amelia Earhart WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE CHORAL CLASS TO Santa C!au~e Drop• in to Pay Miu Beuie Boyd Bell Plans Trip Annual Raped• to Chattanooga), Tenn GIVE CANTATA AS Approximately one hundred per­ Miss .6essie Boyd Bell, h,;story in· sons attended the Christmas dan e ~ structor in the College, will a ttend CHAPEL FEATURE in the CoUeg·e gymnasium, Saturday t he fiftieth annual meet ing of the 11 American Historical Association, to ~. Olhen Will Spe~~d Ch.riatmu night. Chick" Rose and his or­ Students and Faculty to Hear be held in Chattanooga, T enn., Dec. ;t; Season at Reopec:hve chestra from Weston .played. Short· " The Childe Jeoua," by Homeo ly alter intermission, Santa Claus, 27 to 30. Cloke y and Kirk in the person o! Homer Moore, v is­ Among the nationally prominl'nt figures who will appear on t he pro­ :::- 111SS DOBSON TO CHICAGO ited the part!' and distributed gift3 MISS OLSEN IS DIRECTOR snd ~on fetti . gram wiU be S ecretary of l nteri'lr 1liu Bell Will Co to Ch:attaaooaa; The decora"ion.s were in keepi'lt: Harold L. Jekes and George Ford P ublic Invited - Protram Wa.a lliu M.ariJ&ret Cbri.tie with the Yule sea!lon. The work wns Mitton, editor of lhe Chattanooga Given a t Girl•' Industrial to Florida done bl· Fred Smith and a group t.~ ! News. Home SundaJ1 College studen'-". Mr . H. Y. Cla •k Miss Bell will mako> the trip by Eicht members of the College anil M~ MaTgaret Christie train. The Christmas Cantata, "The :"""\ faculty will spend a part o~ all of the faculty advisers. Childe J esus." by Clokey and Kirk, :: tJuo Christmas holid•~• out of til> -----<>---- PREMIER AVIATRIX will be presented by Lhe Choral Clas' - .au. FRESHMEN BEGIN TO APPEAR HERE i n chapel t omorrow morning at 10 llila Bertha E. Olsen will go to a. m .. under the direction. of Mi~a 1 PLAY REHEARSALS Bertha E. Olsen, instructor in mu­ er hame in Kittery. Me. Mi&s Ma" Will Lecture on uAviation pret Christie " •iU visit her mother sic. The public i.s invi.ted. •' Adventures" in CoJlege 111 Florida and wil l probabl~ spend n The "Cho&t Story" and " When Auditorium Jan. 11 The cantatn was .given Sunday ttl .. days in HavanA, Cuba. Mh!' the Clock Strikea" to Be lhe Girls' l ndu strial Home , nea.: Dobson will spend Christmas day :n Given Next Month Amelia Earhart stamped her name· s~d em . The t rip W 3 S made by bu;; Deeatur, nl. and attend a meet- indelibl)• tntu the new pnpe·a· he.ttJ­ and p ri'"o.te cars furnished by Gwen­ tin&' of the National Anociat ion of Reher!.als Cor the two lines in 1928 by becoming the fir!:. dolyn Smith. Ba..n tz Craddock, J r. 'Tuebt>rs of Speech. Chicago. De:. Fred Mndison Whitin'l', J r., B . · L:!.~ plays to be prt:sente-d in the CoUege woman to ft ~· succe o;.sfully across the ~ 19 \!) Jan. 1. Miss Willa Brand. M i ~ appeal' in the Collere aud itorium han White, Jr .. WillaTd S hre\'C. tn.fditorium by the freshme n, pro ba~ Allontic. The !lim, tou sl e-hea d ~l Jiam Hamilton: A n na~ Salie Hnrlin· I S he is the fi rst wom3n to fly th~ num be r~. Soloisl$ are: Kendell Str first to cros3 t'he United State.:. Jr , Jack Springer. Edward Bodo. l'S. Rohrbough and s.mell son 1n Roy J arrs.es Smith ; Fred, Pick Dyer; in an a ulogyro, the fi rst t o receive Earnes t.ine Lawson. Ma.X"i ne Bolling­ Toledo. 0 . Mr. and Mr$. Raymonentcr, Thelma Gai· lis hed, and they will be punished in ~wo books, "Twenty Hours anti T wenty children f rom the fi r~t. J"obn R. Wag"lt r. and Mr. •Curtis ner ; costume committee; Chen- whntever man.ner the Council sel• ."~ Forty Minutes"· and "The Fun of second. and third grades of th... Baxter will be at. t heir homes i!! oweth, Louise J ennings, Alah 'Vest-' fit." Jt." Glenville public school will be gi v c.1~ Glenville. f all. At the same meeting the Council --- - o- g irts a nd t oys at a party t o be spon .. Student prompters for 11 Whc n voted to ;.,eet each Monday evening Prea. and Mrs. Rohrbough !.Ored by the Young Womens Chris· WILL GIVE CHRISTMAS PARTY the Clock Strikes," Howard Reed· at 6 :15 o'clock in Room 203, rather · Will Entertain Faculty t ian Ass;ociation Wednesday a fter­ er and \Vini!red While; prompter lh&>n sen1 i-montbly as has been the noon in the •')."" Room. Mia• Willa Braod to En.tertain. for uThe Ghost Story," Lois Mason. custom in the past. P residen t and Mrs. E. G. Roho The children, many of whom will Caaterbury Club bough will en tertain at their hom(' ho,·e little Christmas at hotne. werP this evening at 6 o'clock for mem 5elected to c ome to the .pa rty by The annual CbriJtmas party, g i\"­ President E. G. Rohrbough Writes bers of t he College faculty and theil their teacher3. en by Mi•• Willa Brand for tho wives. A buftet s upper will be E ach child will Tecei\•e a usef ul l"~?'bera of the Canterbury Club. Letter to Jolly Old Kriss Kringle served. Principal entertainment dl­ gift,t a oy, c11ndy, a n orange, st ory f"W - be held in the reeeption rooa n versions will be bridge, anagram"­ book, pencil, and a scrap book. Th~ of Verona Mapel Han tomorrow ---G-1-en-viJl e, W. Vn., days ago-you mig ht bring a name and ping-pong. ~c rap bcoks were made by membe!'s Bight. A euotom of the club is lo December 17, 193& f or the baby, however. ---- 0--- - of the Y.C. AW. . ~ve the same Christmas storie~ tol1 Dear Santa Cls us: Lloyd Metheny, fn'C!si(:lent o f th ~ M iu Brand Gi't'es Chri• tma.s Party The " Y" Room will be decorated each year at the party. Ma~ Leone I almost forgot to write to yo·J, StUdent Council, would l'i ke a la rge with n Chrisbnas tree and Santa West will t ell "Bird's Ohristmu And that would have been just t oll size bottle of vaseline to %:eep hi3 Miss WHia Brand. preceptress c-f Claus will distribute the gifts. Carol" by Kate Douglas Wiggin. had. Now I know you must be ter- hair out of his eyes. Thomas Jeffer~ Verona Mapel Hdll, gave her annul i -o- Juon Meadows will relate Dickens1 ribly busy reading all your fan ma1J ! On Pierc:e will be satisfi ed with a Christmas party f or t he girls of th'! Mr. White Will Co to C b.arle•lon ''Christmu Carol," and 01Tbe Other and get ting rea dy to make your an wooden leg, 'cause be. still has th~ hall, last night. The girls gathert-ti WiaP Man," by Elcnry Van Dyko, nuaJ pilgrimage, so I s hall make my u me old "·Charley horse." Lit t:•: in the hall on t he t hird ftoor. Eac~ Dean R. Laban White will go to will be told by Thomas Pentony. Jetter as brief as possible. Miss Catharine Wilson wants a st t::p one was given a candle, and by can· Charleston, Sat urday, Dec. 21, to After the siories are g iven, th eT.~ My studenta and faculty have- ladde-r so she can look her boy-f rientl dle light t hey marched t o first fl·oor attend a n executive committee meet­ be pmes, dancin~r. and refre.sh · teen unusually nice t his year. They right in the eye. Natha n Callah ~ n singing Christmas carols. ing of t he State E'dueat ion Associ&· t"' ' are not asking for many things, and asks for a front t ooth that will stay A ft er t he carols had been sung tion. While in Charlestonw, he ill At midnight Christmas carols will they say that if you cannot bring , 11 in, at least for n year. Clilfor ~ games were played around th~ att•nd a Rotary Club dinner at the IIIDJf. their gifts you may put the orde.. ! (What's-the-Odds) Gibson wan t~ Chr istmas tree. The reception room Kanawha Hotel, at which Edward aside and fill them next year. only one dope on was detorat ed with Christmas bells. R. J ohnson, of Roa noke, V\., Elnaor White, former stu­ Nama for Babr the Rose wreat hs and a large pine t ret . At presiden( of Rotary International, iao attenclin~r Weet Vir­ Coach Rohrbough aska for a for· Wolfe the dose of the party the girls pre­ will be the principaJ speaker. wUJ opoud tbe waTd and a center for his basketball sented Miss Brand and MiSSI Dobso!l ---o­ at the home of team. I r eally think be al\ould not with gifta. &fildred Thompson, junior in the D- aDd lln. R. La· have aeked lor a thine. 'cause lte C:lt ---o- College, was absent f r om claues ncb a •oDAiorfal · few Beot wiabeo for a II•IT7 Cbrlatmas. Tburaday becaiUie of illneu.

Mercury-351217-1.jpg 1I J Maybe That Good Old English crtx Qlmville fM ercury !!Way of the World Language Is Just "All TueMay, December 17. 1935 IN TliE DAY'S N EWS- Colle~ "lhldes" may boast thot Mr. -.. .. T .. AI Pabllaltod E•cry Tuooday by U.o ClaM Ill Jourllaliom ln a sl:n·v•y made by the New they Jll)e&k a different languace from of dl~... me Stau Tuehora Coll~re York Teac:htr!l Asaociation it ...., "the old man•s", and ma.ybe they do Linn B. Bic.kman, inatrudor discove:nd that pa.nnts do noL want ·~eo to town" on slang, bul .a(tua1ly Enrlish and journaliom In the EDI.ered at tlwa Poototlice at GIODnlle. West Virc\nla, their children lo .ttudy acriculturtt. tbey'U ha\·e to admit thrjr "diny" lore. has b.. n JOle<:ted to u :>e.co11d Claa Mail Y.att.er Only the study of Gnelc rece.ived tongue is just an ev.olution of th~ for the olasa of 1925 at tile lHS support. goOl'l "swell" at a dance you will be de· ion. Miss Gaynor loves this THE GLAD CHRISTMAS DAY person.~Mark _Twa~n. . scribed as "ducky." Ir they call you youngster yet wonders about A human 6etng 13 not, . m any a '"bee)," yo·u are !pOSSibly ''cracked*' courage. Again we epproach the world's greatest holiday--Christ· prilper sense, 8 human beJng u. nttl Iand even your uroomie" won't lik~ The boats move along the m&l!. he is educated.-Hora~e Mann. . you. A "smart..aleck" fro.shman m:~y to Utica, Syracuse, Albany and Agajn we refreshen our minds and r ecall the story of the A~y~ody who can t.hlnk can wNte. I be ca.Ued a ''squirt" and he realty north to Buffalo. Life is fult of Chrut Child. the Three Wise 1\Ien and the giving of gifts. -v.:llham Rand?lph Hearst. needs to do some ''apple 11olishing" morous incidents, adventures, · College students are to be d ismi~se d from their classes so lt s a great kmdne.ss to trust P_eo- 'to "get going." tragedies and brawls and fist pie with a aeqet. They !eel so tm·, Ues. that they can be at home with families and friends. Teachers po:-tant while telling it . -Robl!~ Your .,line'' may be a "knock and others will put the:r work aside to join in the annual ob­ Quillan. out" but stiU you may not 11go over The young loveu aro so servance of Christmas. Opiniotll .,.ounded on '"'leJ·udke so big.'' Your "steady" is the one that they even agree not to Gifts will be exchanged, and many hearts will be made a •· ,. .. " b d h about the respective merits or are always sustained with the great· Iyou ore ga.ga a ou 1 an t e one little happier thereby. Mc.st of us will probably get more est of violence.-J efl'rey. who "goes green with envy" whPI and farm Jife. and how the railr'lladt&,. than we have asked for-more than we deserve. • • • he sees you with some "gink.'' But must inevitably doom the canal. There will be those. perhaps not college students. who will the "'' of the "bunch," pe!'· Jmho!'a akill!ul maneuverlna go tn want and hunger. For many, perhaps, Christmas Day FRESHMAN SHOULD KNOW- haps, is that "bull session" .;here kept Bickford and Fonda apt.rt will be just anolber twenty-four hours. Seemjngly the day Talleyrand is not a !an dancer. you are either u 8 u wet," you '"can't '- long time. Bickford and cannot be made perfect f:>r all of us. Some more of your classmates take it," or you are just plnin dumb meet on the street, and We of the Mercury feel that Christmas this year should were entertained 'by lhe Student I "nuts." everyone's 1urprise, utters remind us of many things, one of which is just the simple Council We-dnesday n ight-just a lcnge. iact that we are being permilted io further our education remindeT. j ---o--- When lhe light is done, ln a counlry and in a community where the true spirit of Your head is good for somethi~ '\;r------r is a badly licked man, prou Christmas does prevail. We :1re not al war. That is some­ else (or should be) besides • hat 1Open Column or the Cact that it took • thing to be appreciated. rack. or to keep your ears apart. . man to do him in. Fonda, after Christmas comes on December 25, ing a lut appeal to Uis.s Gaynor. ------~------thUs year. 1 d " takes the train to his new form. O FFERINGS TO FRESHMEN 5 Ther· are three: different clauses t u e Dt Aau .mbl, Proc"'m• The girl returns to the canal. Behold, a certain young man came down from the hills in the English language, independ· To the Editors .of the Mercury: ites now that tbe glamorous and sojourned in the hall of the ped11gogues. As a fresh­ ent, dependent, and Santo Claus. I In our education courses w~ learn just an illu!ion. So, boarding man matriculated he him. And in hi$ pockets was the hard­ Yerona Mapel Hall girls are th~ thut tho rtudentl ahould be en- deepised steam t.rain, she parts earned gold of his fat!a cr's house. lights of MiEs Brand's life-that's couraged to participate In most Jf lhc .canai!J forever to join her He w11 counseled by the learned, and by wise men was he w ..y she won't let thern go out nt the school organiz.:1tiona, s uch as ed on the soil. night. cho.pel. athletics, clubs, ftnd the like. gwen ell manner of adv1CL. For it was prophe!i~d that a I -o--- day cometh when the ~ars of the wise will be turned against Teachen like ehocolat&-c:oate1 Assembly affords an opportunity the pleas of all idlers. and the lenrned men will not hear ptanut!J. Try it some time (if you'!'e for the s!.udents ~o DMCrL themsel· At the Library their cries. ftunking). I v~s; t.o ~how_ . thetr talent, and to And It came to pass tha• as the freshman mingled with Tbe.se • words and definitions . rvct ~hc~r optmons to the whole stu· W illa Cather'• 10Luc,. C..,.heart" divers peoples, he ceased til hearken to the words of t he Strnw-something you drink throu,n en ° y. counselors and fell amonr; :dleT3 and evil-doers who squan­ two or. Dnor knob-something a ...... Ab undan_u of Ta le n t In setting, time and mood, Willa dered their golden hours and won much of the freshman's ,·oJving door goes around without Now that we have an active form Cat.heT'S .. Lucy Gayheart,'• recently bard-earned money in games of cham!e. And in his studies Union-a funny ~melling vegetable. of student gove.rnment, why can't added to the book shelves at thl! he became no wiser. Yokel-to sing 85 lhey do in Swi·· we have a student usembly each Rober-t F. Kidd librory, belongs wltb And behold lhal day which was prophesied came to pas~. ur1and. Zeus--liquid in fruits. Wedne.sday, sponsored and produc- those earlier novela ln which Min and the freshmlln stocd bofore the counselors in judgment. t.'d by the students tbemael-veB? \Ve Cot.her recalled t'he Nebra...-ka of bet are sure that there is an cbundnnc:e A book was opened: and the frc hman saw when the chief -AND SOME HUMOR youth. Her central character '• counselor optned the book, and he heard. as it were the of variable talent. in the College again a girl wh()se quality of spilit. ..1 nm going to Memphis." sa11] which ha.s not bean unearthed. This noise of thunder, the coun.;~lor ~aying, "Come and see." sets her aport, a Mining figure In a the bewildered touri!rt, "and I won· would undoubtedly be a splendid And tht> fre. hmn~ sa,·:. and behold thue written many c.ommonplare environment. The der iJ you could direct me to tb ~ opportunity !or the atudenta to F's and all manner of D's. road that will lake m4!- there." atory is the story of Lucy Gay· And the fre hman was cast out with a II the iniquitous '" find themselvea." heart's tragic love for tbe mus1cian. •·co dov,rn that way f'er ten miiC'l The writer himael! b J'ev•a that ones, and there wa~ great wailing and gna~hing' of teeth. 0 older thRn 1he is, c•ll•d Clemen! Selah. a~d .then ~urn to ye_r rirht." the he could make a spe~h c~mpara.ble Sebastian. Tho story she has told to htllbtlly sa1d. Then be stopped an•J Ito that of Henry Clay, or Stephen d one with All the diatinction, all the WE CAN HELP coMtdered.. A. Douglas, providing he was givon quiet grace of style that have l.on& "No," he said, "you'd be_ttn go enough time if he were called on to marked her works. th~ other way and take the first turn do so. War! ueh a small wor

Mercury-351217-2.jpg 3 Pioneer Nik-Naks JONES PREDICTS CANCELS MORGANTOWN TRIP TWO TEAMS ARE ADDE D SUCCESSFUL YEAR P ioneeu Unable to Atte1Sd Floor Leroy Sheeta aad Pa.. l Maaoa J ust whn buketball was atuling Clinic at W. V. U. Chote.D Captaioa of Floor !q_.. the winter sports apotlight, the all­ Pioneer Floor Ca ptain Says eon:ference football squAd appeared. " W e Ourht to Go to The P ioneer basketball aquad w~ts Two teams have been added to Eight Pioneers we-re mentioned­ Town'' unable to appear :o.t Morg:antown. the Colleg~ intramural baaketba I John M-owrey, center on the s~on\1 Sa:iurday, to demonstrute the fam~ "I tb.ink we ought to go to town teague, bringing the total to twe1vto tesni, Sam Whitman, tackle on the ous 'Tigure 8" offense, at tbe third They are: RohrlloUI'h'a N- Quin· third ele,·en. Thomas Pierc:e, Andy this yea:-,'' is t'be way Pa:ul (Babe) PiJea Up 64-41 VictOI')' annual 'Vest Virginia University Team No. 11-Leroy Sh~m. cap­ 111 E baJJ ~linic::. It is indeed an honoT' that years. In his first year he saw JitUe ready to leave. ta a pre:..aeuon opener here last Coach Rohrbough's squad should be action, but has been a regular most , 1tllht defeated the Hazel-AliA! invited to demonstTate at s uch a cf the time since his second year others nearby. Finally the boys Oysters, Meats, Candiea GJua Ca.mpany team, of Clarksburg, meeting. here. leave. Alter they are gone, one girl M--41. Paced by Al Lilly, iresbm~n Last year he worked with Martirh' says to the other, HNow, what all For Christmaa Gelder. and Frank Martino, veter•n T.he GlenviUe State Teaeher~ to form a combination that the op. do you .have to tell me?" ..... the. Pioneers took an ea.rlv position found hard to penetrat~. College gymnasium will again bav~ A few are studying. MOORE'S FOOD STORE load and never relinquished it. Th• a full schedule every night until Jones also played footbaU but wns ...., at tbe hal! was 38-20. mid-March. The Pioneers will plat injured early thia season and wa~ • •bert Davies, fresbman for­ ten games here: Glenville bi.g!l kept out of the line-u.-p. '1Babe" A Merry I ...... ored the first point, wll•o achool a like number, and there stands five !e4:t eleven and weighs ~ tossed in a foul in the openil'lg will be two intramural games al­ 175 pounds. Christmas! Order That X..... :,Meoada of play. Davies played • m-ost every n~ght. After being graduated next sprina­ SUIT Ia Our Wiah to the t..ud, "fast game and wu a constant he hopes to get a position coaching From Strand aeoring threat. He was the out­ The first annual G Club minstrel in high school. Students and Faculty i atudiDC ball handler on the eour.. proved a great success. Miss Olsen -<>--- ' of Glenville FRANK COOPER Captain Jones played a great do- and Miss Dobnn were both seen Student Says It's A II State Teachers "Collere. ~e game. note.s. Maybe our athletic Play and No Work At lt: LiD,. h H i1h Scorer heroes will soon e:ra.sh the CoJlege dramatic world. Robert F. Kidd Library l· Bich sroring laurels we.nt t-o A! ''LIIIJ, who caged six field goals aud This-ss what one may ex9eet to see Glenville Midland e five oat of six attem-pted foll1•. "Doug., Stone, or Salem Col1eg:. , a.nd Leonard Barnum were picked during a twenty.minute. stay at the Company l'ruk Martino no clc>a~ with four­ Robert F. Kidd library: lan points. on lhe all-eonference eleven for th·~ Four freshman g~rl s laughing u Ji'oT the losers Worden and Bob third eon.seeutive year. Stone was !picked on tbe Pioneer sll.opponent they discuss their "big problcms"­ bs, forme.r Pioneer, were o·u~ their dates, perhaps, nding. Worden garnered eight team. Barnum fai.led to play againJt A young m!ln chewing gum and int.s while Comb! could .se:ore but the local squad and did not rate. trying to ~t udy at the same time. The Most points against hia former team· Other Pioneer aJJ.opponent.s who rated Lhe first choice were: Kru.men· A couple at a bac.k table talking Important Part te.s. Although the g•me was no!. out loud. "ioheduled until yesterday acker, Salemi Baxter, Con<"ord: afte~­ A boy unconsciously throwing ink of Your Dollar THIS IS NOT A o»con, a l&:rge aowd was on hand to McShaoe, West Liberty; and Cotton on the floor to see if his pen is dry the new Pioneers. Morris--Harvey. - IS THE PART YOU J.t Miss Arbuckle rapping on' the deslc SAVE NEW DECALOGUEJ f Lut Came: Before Cbriatmu for ·order. We wish our Teaden (both o( But there Isn't any reaacm Thill will probably be the las: A girl sitting with her feet prop­ Take Out That Most lm· wby you shouldn't know r them) "A Merry Choistmas anJ r~me the Pioneers will play be!oT~ ped against the radiator. portant Part of Your Dol· three rules of lighting: Happy New Year." Until Jan. l Q 1, Plenty of llgbt. .luvinc for a two.day trLJ» int ... Almost everyone who comes in Jar Firat, Every W eek or it's ,30" from the Nik·Nakker. 2. Well dlrected Ugbt. Pennsylvania, Jan. G and 7. where pausing long enough to read the Month, and Save Jt. 3. No glare. ' tlley will meet Wayne!burg Col· comic sectjon of the daily papers. BankiDI' houri 9 a . m . to 3 p. m. Oneta Arnold was •• and Westminstt'T College on shopping in Two couples enjoying themse lve~ Clarksburg Saturday. ;ac~euive nights. immensely and ente-rtaining SC"Yeral MO NONGAHELA , Coach Rohrbough will probably KA NAW HA UNION ; arr.y n.·elve me.n on the trip, as has SYSTEM .~a the custom here for the pa:;t BANK f- years. He will probably call l\i; ·INTRAMURAL LEAGUE STANDINGS -.. b&clc to p-rac.tic::e Dec. 30. Thi1 1riiJ give. one full week of practicr, Following are statistics s howin,g number of games played in the int.ra· It's Always Time before the Pennsylvania jaunt. mural league, game scores, team standings and leading individual high Seventeen men saw service in last .scorers. All figures are a.s of Sa~JI'day, Dec. 14. WE BRING YOU To Save aigbt'.s tilt, and of this group kn GAMES PLAYED AND SCORES 111tered into the scoring column. Team Score T eam Score -and- Summers ...... • 48 Young ...... , .... o • • , •• , •• 10 Line·up and summary: This Bank Cleaorille (64) G F T HBnaturgehLtt ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·. •. ·_;_ ·. ·. ·. .•· · •· 31 Kidd ...... ' . . . • • . . . . . 27 . 4~~ Davies, t ...... 3 2-4 a 30 Rishel ...... • , . , ...... 23 Callahan .... , .... . , ... , ... 19 WJ!ite ••...... • .. ...•. , . . . 14 Is Ready to Be of Cottle, t ...... 3 2-3 8 Service to You. Lolly, c ...... 6 5-G t•: EUiott -- . .•. , . •. .. • . •. .... 29 Malone •.. , . , .• , _ . • ... , . . ... 26 Martino, g ...... 5 4-5 14 Mason • . . . . • • ...... 26 Sheets ...... • . . . . . • . . . • . . . . ) ~ Bankina ho•ra 9 a m . to 3 p . mo 1nH (c), g . •..... 1 2-S 4 Barrett ...... •.. ... •. . , 48 Young .... , . . • . . . . . • . . . • . . . 19 llarra, f . . . • . . . • . . 3 0-0 Summers . . ... o ••••••••••• 43 Rishe• . . . .•...... , . , . . • . . 10 ~ Kidd ...... - .•.•.• • , . • . . 36 Haught , ...... _...... 11 Fulks, f 00 " • • • • • • • 0 2-3 Be~~nett, r ...... 0-1 Malone ...... , ...... 58 White ...... , ...... • 10 Glenville Banking Porterfield, g .. , . . . 0-0 Callahan . .•. , ...... _. . • . . 26 Sheets .. . . . _., ... _. _...... 2l Plerc.., g • . • . • . • . . • 0 0-2 Elliott ...... 59 Mason ...... • . . • ...... 'I & Trust Co. Barnett, c ...... 0 1-4 Kidd ...... •...... 46 Young ...... • . . • • . . . . . ~7 Biekle, c . , ...... 0 0-0 n Team TEAM STAND~~S J!prlnger, t ...... 0 0-1 0 Lott Pet. Summera . .•.• . , ...••...... • • . . Jlowrey, g . • • . • • . • o 0-0 0 1,000 Barrett ...... •. o ••• • •• , •••••• ,.. . 2 Wolfe, t ...... 0 0-0 0 1,000 Christmas Callahan ...... , ...... 2 Stalnaker, t ...... 0 0-0 11 0 1,000 For llbrne, r ...... o 0-0 0 Elliott .•• ...... •...... •. , .. • •• 2 0 1,000 Kidd ...... • ...... 0 •••••• 2 1 .667 Mother Malone ...... • . . .. .500 Father 28 18-82 64 Haught . .. . , ...... lluei.Atlao (41 ) G .500 Tots or F T Mason ...... , ...... • .. . , ... • . , . . . 1 .500 ~rden, t ...... 3 2-6 Rishel ...... , .... . , ...... 0 2 . 00~ Friends rt, f ...... •. 1 l -1 Sheets ...•...•. •...... •... . 0 .000 ...... Sift *-'"Mirt.- .· -·llflonW y ...._ BOX CANOY ...... JOe UP 2-4 u Young • . . 0,...... 0 ~;_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_2 3 .000 BULK CANDY, LB .... 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