!daughter, Rea; Mr* Fore*t Dowden,jr.. Mrs. Leo Wolfer and son, MrsRaymond Shetlock, Maryville; Mrs,Harold Coffelt and daughter. Raven wood; Mrs. Amos Hayes. Burlington .Junction; Walter Umbargcr, Fairfax,Mammon, Eirno; Donald MorehousePickering; Mrs. Marion Gay andMr*. Lue Scott, Pickering,Winner in Flag ContestMrs. Lue Scott of Pickering was one of the six winners named in the 8t. Joseph News-Press and Gazette flag design contest.The contest, sponsored by the St. Joseph newspapers, was held to gain designs of an American flag should Hawaii become a state, necessitating forty-nine stars.Mrs. Scott will receive a duplicate award with Mr. and Mrs R. W. Liss of Klrwtn, Kas,, because their designs arrived at the same time. Thirty-one persons submitted the same design. lt;Stars in Seven RowsMrs. Scott's design put the stars In seven rows of seven stars each In an even-edae rectangular block.All the designs will be offered to the congressional committee whenand if the forty-ninth state is addedto the union.All winners will receive new flagswhen congress makes Its selection. These people will be among the first in the country to ha\e 49-star flags, which should have some sentimental and souvenir value.The entries were Judged by Mayor H. D. Allison, Superintendent of Schools George Blackwell and Librarian I. R. Bundy, ail of St. Joseph.Francis HospitalAdmitted July 28: Walter Um barker, Fairfax; Kenneth Ray. Parnell;Mrs. Earl Emerson. Mrs BessieCriasy, Mrs. Leonard Beattie. Mrs. Eldon Wohlford. Maryville; Mrs. Maurice Messbarger, BurlingtonCampbellham; Mrs. Lowell Briggs, Gravity,la.; Mrs. Mollie McKee. Pickering; Harold Melvin Jenkins, Savannah; Mrs. Alva Wyckoff, Bedford. Ia.Dismissed July 28: Mrs. A. C.Hamilton, Elmo; Donald