(Shanghai Branch) will hold its annual Jamboree and Rotary Shield Competition on Wednesday, November'9 beginning at 2 p.m. at Kiaochow Park. The event will commence with an Inspection by Major General A. P. D. Telfer-Smollett and.swill conclude with the presentation of the Rotary Shield by the President of the Shanghai Rotary Club. The park is open to the public on the customary conditions while Scouts and Guides in uniform will be admitted free of Charge. Refreshments will be available under charge of the Seventh rer Crew.
While the gallery of 2,000 held its breath, the titian-haired little Minnesotan calmly sank a ten-footer for a par four, winning the hole, the match and the cup.
"Well," she beamed, as she received the cup. "They say everything comes to those who wait, and I've waited a long time and never thought I was going to win this' Fortune smiled on me today and my game was good. So I won it"
Mrs. Hill, four times holder of the championship, walked off the course with her arm round Patty's shoulders.
—Reuter.
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