On Friday afternoon a spirited tennis
match took place between players rep
resenting the Young People’s Tenni:
club and the Bono Kortuna club on th<
grounds of the former organization
Only one contest was played, which
however, required five sets to pick tin
winners. The match was the result o
a challenge from the Bono Fortuna clul
and was played as a double. In the firs
set the Young People’s club was rep
resented by Raymond G. Kennedy ant
William Holmes, while Kay Shermai
and Howard Knight were the opposing
pair, the set resulting 12-10 in favor o
the latter pair. Each of the four par
ticipants played brilliantly at times anr
the winners could not be picked unti
the last point was won. In the foui
succeeding sets Norman L. Kennedy
played in place of William Holmes. Tht
second was won by the Kennedy broth
ers, 0 to 1. .Sherman and Knight wor
the third set, 7 5 The fourth set was
a sharp struggle the Kennedy brothers
finally triumphing by the score of U tr
3.. The fifth and deciding set was hand
iiy taken by the Kennedy brothers, 6 tt
2. The serving of Norman Kennedj
and the net play of Raymond Kennedj
were the features of the playing of tht
winning side, while Sherman played i
I steady all-round game being particular
! ly effective in placing nis returns
i Knight did good work at the net. An
other match is contemplated for nexi
Friday. *
Methodist Church Rotes.
The rummage sale will be held on Kin
street Thursday afternoon and Fridaj
afternoon and evening of this week.
The topic for the Epworth league ser
vice next Sunday evening will be "A
Christian’s Friendships." Leader, Free
Swett.
