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Volume 11 FEBRUARY 6, 1941. : Number 2

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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10
EAT AT 12 NOON, SHARP! OUT BY 1:30

" Speaker: BRIGADIER P. L. DE BEVOISE, Division Commander,
Salvation Army, Kansas and Western Missouri. __ 7
Subject: “ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENSE.”

We're fortunate in being able to secure Brigadier De Bét oles at this time. He's.
a tine speaker, with a good subject.

(Note the change in eatin’ time. Arrange to be there ae at TWELVE.
This will allow our speakers more time and assure us of getting away by 1:36

each luncheon date.)
President Luncheon Chairman

H. T. POWELL R. T. KINGMAN

BOWLING LEAGUE STANDING |
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Frank Peters is still high in one and three-game
totals; with Paul Kirk second in High 10 and Chas.

Byers Transportation: 2... 9. 43°20 683 Dwyer second in High 30: with 720, completely elim-
parse at See See oe . = a inating Ye Poor Ed, or poor Ye Ed, as the case
Old American Shingles | eee as 36527 571 SRE eae ee

Nickel tate Road. 2.3. ce 34 .. 99.» 540 ‘Oh, well, we were King for a day, or at least Heir
Grand Trunk Ry. e on ee ee Apparent, even though unconstitutionally. ae
Cook Paint & Varnish oz 3l * .508 apologies. ae '
Re a BE ee" 897

Mobileds .2yod Juco (a: ES fai Ae § 83 ~=.476 That being disbeiuae ‘#ith, we shal some more
Alton & Southern al ee 29 .34 ~~ .460 new bowlers doing right well, namely: Messrs. AlI-
Nerth Western 400’s 29 34.460 derson, Seitter, Clemenson, et al. (We'll tell you
Tce 0 Ps aie aidan oie agen TE Al's last name at the proper time.)
ode Tien tame oh. el A Meanwhile, several of our bowlers are having fre-
Rock Island Rockets -.0 26° 37 AIB quent practice during lunch hour at either. the Pal-
Anderson Motor... aa oe 23 40.365 ace or downtown Veretta’s s. With apparent ben-

efits thereby.
A long time ago, in our November 28 issue, we

said, quote: “The Hon. Mr. Peters has wrested High
10 and High 30 honors away from competitors for
the present, having 739 for three-game total and
280 for single came (both fioures include handi-
cap. a

Then in our last issue we very consistently gave
top honors to Paul Kirk with 275 and 687. We mod-
estly allotted second place to ourselves. Now that
ain’t right. “As any fool can plainly see,” Lil’ Abner
would say.

The season’s more than 6a over, and the
teams are primed for the home stretch. The leaders
have set the pace. Can they hold it? Can a dark
horse win? Will Mobilgas and Old American Re-
peat? This and other gruesome discoveries will be
revealed in our next issue. Buy it hot off the press!

- Wups! We’ve been reading too many continued
stories an’ it finally got us.

Anyhow, why don’t cha come out on Friday
nights to Cocked Hat an’ watch th’ boys?