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[[image - black & white photograph of people around the bar and seated at a table]] YOU'RE AT THE RING Since the two popular sportsmen Bill Lynum and William (brother-in-law) Morrow reopened the new RING TAVERN (formerly the Ringside) at Sarah Hodiamont tracks, it has become to be among the popular spots in "midtown" section where the better class meet and greet nightly. The RING TAVERN serves the best in better beers, liquors and wines mixed "as-you-like-em" by Carl (Stein) Johnson, and served by pretty Miss Lois Thomas the waitress, so when you're in "midtown" pay a visit to the RING TAVERN, the celebrities rendezvous. MO. Boy Wins Legion Honor CHICAGO- Russell Boone of the drum and bugle corps of the same Tom Powell Post Squadron Sons of American Legion, of St. Louis, Mo., was adjudged the best of the entire corps of male drum majors in the 500 units of the Legion's National Convention 2-hour parade here, Tuesday of last week. On Saturday, Boone received the coveted sun gold John E. Conroy Trophy, together with an appointment for special felicitations on Monday, from Mayor Bernard F. Dickmann of St. Louis. Has Fighting Ancestors Young Boone, 6 feet 3 inches tall, who was graduated from Summer High School last June, comes from a family of fighting Americans. His grandfather was a Civil War veteran. His father, Judge Boone, served with the Twenty-fifth Regular U.S. Infantry, not only in Hawaii and the Philippine Islands but in France during the World War. Boone left the Tom Powell Juniors to the Missouri State championship in Joplin, several weeks ago. Another St. Louis youth to receive high honors was Leman Boler, bugle sergeant of the Tom Powell Squadron, who was presented an expensive bugle for taking fourth place in the national bugle contest in Chicago. Other prize-winners included the Tillman Harpo Post of Indianapolis, awarded fourth place in the senior drum and bugle corps contest, and Leamon Boler of the Indianapolis Post, fourth prize for individual bugle honors. [[image - black & white image of Russell Boone in uniform]] RUSSELL BOONE [[box]] [[image - black & white cartoon sketches with captions. First is a man walking in the city, second is a woman at a desk reading a letter titles 'SPECIAL' and her heart is beating fast, fourth is a shirtless and buff man, and fourth is a portrait of a woman]] "Mr. B.C. LEWIS IS A VERY BUiSY MAN THESE DAYS SINCE HIS APPOINTMENT TO THE CIRCULATION DEPT. OF MIX" "LOVELY MARION WILLIAMS, MIX SEC'Y RECEIVED A SPECIAL THE OTHER DAY FROM AFAR. AND YOU COULD HERE HER HEART BEAT ALL OVER THE OFFICE POOR CHILE." MR. ARTHUR SHARPE- THE POPULAR SPORTSMAN, OUT ON 4200 PAGE, I AM WONDERING WHAT'S UP NEXT SINCE THE SWIMMING SEASON IS OVER? DROP ME A CARD, I WOULD LIKE TO BE ON HAND. SWEET LADY, IS MISS RUBY J. JOHNSON AT 2746 LAWTON POPULAR SOCIETY GIRL I HEAR YOU HAD SOME PHOTOS MADE. GIM'ME! THE "MIX-EM" AT "SLOPPYS" [[image - black & white photograph of bar-mixers behind bar]] Edward Maxwell, Henry Bell and Frank Ellis are the popular bar-mixers out at "Sloppy's" in Kirkwood, along with Elizabeth Ellis doing serving. [[image - black & white photograph of people gathered at the Grand Terrace club]] The GRAND TERRACE, as usual, was jumping over the weekend. Bill Jinkins, the proprietor, has put the finishing touch to his beautiful interior, and is now ready for club parties and banquets.