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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-29
AN THE Old GRADA

The tourist had il coming all right.
So you cant blame me- The other
day he made me order cold tea for
breakfast when had my mind on
Jones' Dairy farm product, just be-
cause he wanted to loosen up about
the swimmers that he knew at some
half-portion town on the mainland.
After he had got through gargling
lot about aquaties he said he mag
med that Duke would give his friends
who try out on the North Fork of
Scriggins creek good test Then he
casually remarked. as he let a soft
boiled egg trickle down his E. & W..
that he was some golf player. In as
much as he has been first in every
thing but spearing crocodiles on the
Sahara desert, let him rave.
He Knew Golf.
After he had tried to make me be-
lieve that his middle name was Var
don, he tells how he made 64 on
the Exmoor course. Say, Il he made
GA he must have been playing clock
golf That got me wild and | told
him | would give him Yhirl myself.
Il
tools, and Friend Tourist mooched a
set off an acquaintance. and We bur
ried away to the jungles.
The next time that bird tells me he
was a bush ranger in Australia, I'm
going to side with him. He's the
greatest botanist I've seen since HEX
was an infant canine.
He,. = Wall faorer
When we got up to the first tee he
pulls out niblic, and says that he
don't know whether to use his brassie
or@stymie. Right there knew that
was in for great day. That bird
pulls out Glory Dimple hitting into a
gale, and he's off. As well borer
he's good. Give him an iron and a
good word and he'll dig sewer in an
hour. After a while he hits Il and
the Society for Botanical Research
gets busy.
pool game, and when the hole Is
DOGGY / multiply it by three and usu-
ally make good, but this bird musta
made his 81 on a lawn. When he hit
his white pellet 1t sailed serenely
over the stream into the long weeds,
and the caddie never even tried to
get it.
Usin' His Bunker.
After carvin' his initials In the
weeds and loose impediments he fin
ally gets in speaking distance with
the green in about II strokes and
then remarks that he thinks he'll use
his bunker, as he can get better d.
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NAVY DROPS ONE
TO SLUGGERSO OF
18TH INFANTRY
lsnecial star. Bulletin Correspondencel

Especial Star Bulletin CorreSpondence1
SCfIOFIELD = BARRACKS, H. t.,
Aug. 2S.-The baseball team from the
cruiser st. Louis dropped anchor at
Schofield Barracks Sunday and en-
gagged the 25th Infantry team in nine
inning contest. This was the first
meeting with the Wrecking Crew, and
after hostilities had ended the navy
had a wholesome respect for this one
particular Fart of the army. ~: r..
There was too much johnson and
Rogan to make the game very evenly
fought. This battery did most Of the
execution and the other big guns OF
the home fleet were not needed.
Rogan famed 20 of the q men who
faced him. He allowed the jackies
but two hits, one of which was a
scratch and only one of the cruis-
er's crew get beyond first base. Those
men who reached the initial station
very kindly attempted to steal second,
where they were tagged by Mr.. john
son, with one exception, and that was
because shortstop dropped the throw.
Rogan, in four times at bat, hit
twice and scored two runs. Johnson,
in five times up, hit four times, one
single, one triple, and two hOmeruns.
He also scored tour runs, which gives
him very good days average. .&...
The crowd Of fans enjoyed the game
notwithstanding the one-sided score
and cneered vociierously when any OF
the visitors were lucky enough to foul
the ball. There were over 700 paid
admissions to the park, which clearly
shows that the Schofield fans will sup
tort the national game. Yesterdays
crowd was about the same size. There
is no doubt but what any first class
team, recognized as such by the fans,
can draw over a thousand gate any
time they wish to come out mere and
play the 25th Infantry. -.
Passed Balls and Wild Pitches.
-Four navy men tried to steal second
and three of them we're caught by
JohnsCn's superb pegging. Hughes
got, away with it in the seventh be-
cause Smith dropped perfect throw
from Johnson.
Every man on the cruiser team
struck out at least three times. Raj
fies had a perfect score at bat. Three
times up and three strikeouts.
Hughes was the only batter to face
Rogan. four times, striking out on
three Of them and getting a scratch
hit the other time.
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Old Grad GetdIMixed
In Suburban Pool Match
Takes It Out ON Tourist Who Thought He Could Get More
Distance With his Styme Tran He Could With BraSSie
Has Fine Old Time Studying Botanical Specimens in
Roug-Gof Gets Him When Tourist Raves ON Making "a

rection with 1t than with a mashie.
Of i67 or ] would have taken an extra
stroke and landed on his green. And
he said he played at Exmoor,
After he had spent about two hours
studying the geological situation and
had dug up about AZ kinds Of speci.
mems for his botanical club, / decided
that I'd either have to say he won.
kill II or phone for the fast bus with
the loud claxon. IL they ever started
to give that bird a handicap they'd
have to call in public accountant.
Somethin' viii Happen.
| don't mind this herbarium stuff,
as I'm one of the busiest lockers In
the business, and can spot more rough
places than any of the hill and dale
holsters, but | maintain now and for
ever. and let it be duly recorded that
IL this Tourist walks in on my peace
full operations on the alligator pear In
the sweet hours of early morn, and
tries to elucidate that he knows golf,
polo. swimming or Kelly pool, there's
going to be slight shortage In the
tourist business.
Last year in football season there
was three or four cousins OF Billie
Heston, Walter Eckersall and Eddie
Mahan loose, and this old grid game
Is sneaking around again, 50 II this
friend from the village where the
water tank is the principal edifice
slides into the food foundry some fins
morn and trys to work the Percy
- q
kick that will make Pat O'Dea's look
like pretzel in Wobbington on the
Thames.
II Gets You.
This golf business is great stuff for
the nerves at that. There are more
golfers in Honolulu than ever. You
take bunch of scrap iron and go out
end hike over a lot Of territory and
like it. And then you call q taxi to
go eight blocks. When you top 'em
you swear it's your last offense, and
then you hit one for about 1s7 yards.
and forget that you lost three new
Silver Kings on the fourth hole.
Say, this polo is some game. too.
I'm going to take a whack at II some
fine afternoon and see II can make
a 81 like that bird from Preyaricate,
Missouri I've got everything to play
the game except the ponies, saddle
and accessories. A friend of mine
presented me with a mallet and ball.
I'm all fixed. The same friend stalHed
me to a gallon of gasoline when I In
tended to buy a car. The gasoline
evaporated Some day I'll let you
into the secret about this polo bust
ness.
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A notable feature OF the carnival
Of sport which starts at Kapaiolani
Park next Satui Hay will be the cham.
nionship shoot of the gun club OF the
Hawaii Polo & Racing Club, which
takes place on Sunday.
Since the club installed their new
$1,000 traps the sport Of smashing tar
hawks has been steadily on the boom
and the game appears to have rosy
future In these islands In general and
on Oahu In particular.
Recruits Going Well
Particularly satisfactory is the show
ing made by the new hood numbered
In the membership of the club, indeed
some Of the noyices are banging away
ct the mud-saucers at an average Of
80 per cent Walter F. Dillingham; Of
the newly-fledsed knights of the
scatter-gun is doing remarkable work,
and the same may be said Of George
G. Beckley and half dozen others.
The program has a very attractive
look and the list Of prizes contains a
wealth OF useful and ornamental tro-
phies. The local merchants have re-
saonded TO the call for prizes with
their well-known liberality, and to
them the club is greatly indebted
A luncheon will be served contest
ants and visitors at noon, and the pub
lie IL cordially invited to witness the
shoot, which is under the direction
Of John L. Fleming and ]. w.
Harvey.
Program
The program and prizes are as
follows:
First event, =. m.-50-bird cham
pionship. unknown angles. Glass
shooting. All tying for prizes shoot
off miss and out, except for second
prize.
First prize-Gold medal and cham
pionship OF club.
Second prize-Silver medal
Third prize Auto strop razor set
Fourth prize-One flashlight.
Fifth prize-One set six thermes
cups.
Entrance fee, s1.OO.
Second event, 10 a. m.-20-bird
handicap, known angles
First prize Cup, presented by
Schupan Carriage Company.
Second prize Reading lamp.
Third prize-ShelI case.
Fourth prize One set thermos cups.
Fifth prize 100 La Marquise cigar
cites, presented by Tobacco Company
Of california
Entrance fee. s1.00.
Third event, 1880 4. ms-10-bird
handicap. unknown angles.
First prize Wall & Dougherty Cup,
70 be won twice. won once each by
G. w. G. Deering and j. L. Fleming.
Second prize-One Durham Duplex
razor set
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The following notes will give an
idea Of the worth of the swimmers
who arrived on the WiIhelmina this
morning. Ludy LANCER, holder OF the
American record in the long distances,
Is one Of the greatest swimmers the
world has eyer produced. He recent
ly won the mile swim In southern
California against q strong field.
Herbert Vollmer and Tedford Cam
are New York boys and have for the
most part competed in Eastern meets.
LANCER is well known here, whilc
the other natators have never ap-
peared here before In q swimming
event. Some Of the deeds Of Vollmer
and Cam q - given in the following
notes.
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TWO MoRLp,s REcoRps

NEW YORK. N. Y. Feb. 17.--Iier.
bert vollmer smashed two more
worlds records last night. This 49,
year-old prodigy OF Columbia and the
New YORK Athletic Club gave a sen.
sationai exhibition of speed in the
home pool n winning the 220-yard
championship Of the metropolitan
district In conclusive manner. Thrash.
ing along with q smooth. powerful,
single trudgeon crawl. he passed the
2OO-yard mark in 2 minutes, 10 40
seconds. breaking both the American
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voLlMER IN 44o

Herbert E. Vollrser of the New York
Athletic Club successfully defended
his title in the Metropolitan cham
picnship quarter-mile swimming chan
pionship race which featured the meet
of the Rye Beach Swimming Club IT
Rye Beach on July %. Yolimer
swan the distance over a 110-yard
course in minutes. So 3-5 seconds,
which is As seconds faster than the
hest previous mark over a similar
course. This is not considered a rec
ord for the distance, however, but will
be recc@ized by the A A. u. as a
noteworthy performance. 5Vollmer won
the title over the same course last
year in minutes, 81 2-5 seconds.
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Third prize-One cleaning rod.
Fourth prize 200 Richmond
Straight Cut cigarettes j.:
Entrance fee, s10O. ..a...s ......
Fourth event, 1890 a. MILO birds
unknown traps, contestant walking
gun TO be held below elbow. ..s1~
First prize-Cup presented by H. F
W.chman & Company .. ~
Second prize-Remingto target
rifle. presented by E. o. Hall G. Son
Ltd.
Third prize Ukulele and case, pre-
sented by Cunha Music Company.
Straight Cut cigarettes.
Entrance fee, $780,
Special events-Fiye pair doubles.
First prize-Table lamp, presented
by Hawaiian Electric Company.
Second prize-One pair ladies'
shoes. presented by M. McInerny
Ltd.
Third rrize-one case liquors, pre-,
sented by w. G. Peacock s; Com
pany.
Lunch intermlssion, noon.
Fifth event, I p. m.-Merchandise
shoot, 20-bird handicap, known angles
Class shooting, all ties shoot off miss
and cut.
First prize-Dupont trophy, one box
Goblin soap, presented by F. L. Wal.
dron, Ltd
Second prize-Swift's premium BAN,
presented by C. @. zee Hop Company.
Third prize-One box cigars, pre-
sented by M. A. Gunst Company.
Fourth prize 200 Richmond
Straight Cut cigarettes.
Entrance fee, s1.00.
Sixth event, p. m.-Inter-'sland
team championship, 3 or men, 10
birds, unknown angles.
PriGe-cup.
Seventh event, 2:3o p. MO birds,
unknown angles, contestants sitting IN
chair. Class shooting.
First ,rize-Republic algu tire,
presented by Won Hamm-Y, Z, ,ng Com
pary.
Second prize 20 jars preserves, &
Calls fruit.
Third ptize-17 cans olives
Fourth prize 200 Richmond
Straight Cut cigarettes.
Entrance fee, s1.00.
Eighth event, 8 p. demonstration,
1C-bird handicap, known angles. Open
only to those who have not won a
prize during the day.
First prize-Gun case.
Second prize-One quart thermos
bottle.
Third prize Flashlight.
Entrance fee, 500.
A prize of 1000 Omar cigarettes,
presented by Tobacco Company OF
California, will be given for the high.
est average during the day.
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RECORD I'M 5oo-METERs

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 18.-Her.
bert Vollmer of Columbia Universit.
and the New York Athletic Club maus
worlds record in winning a special
500-meter swim in tank this afte-
noon His time for the full distance.
s minutes, 81 5-5 seconds. lowered by
5 lis seconds the former record made
by J. G. Hatfield at Weston Super.
Mare, Eng, four years ago. He also
hettered the American records for 800
and 500 meters.
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LUpY WINS AGAIN

At New York, August 5, Ludy Ian.
ger Of the Los Angeles A. c., holder of
the 44O-yard swimming title, won the
National A, A. u. 440-yard champion.
ship race, held by the New York A. C..
Herbert Vollmer. New York A. c., was
second, IL yards behind LANCER. Ted.
ford H. Cam. Joseph T. Wheatley OF
the New York A C. and Gilbert Tom.
Iinson of the Philadelphia Swimming
Club finished as named Langer's
time was 5:3S 3-5, .>.. -.
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SMASHED 1T AGAIN

NEW YORK, N. Y, April 11.-Her-
bert Vollmer of the New York Ath.
letic Club, made a new worlds rec,
ord In winning the 220-yard National
A. A. U. swimming championship here
last night. The time was 2 minutes
and % 2-5 seconds. Vollmer finished
about eight yards ahead of Perry Nc
Gilliyray of the Illinois A. c. Tedford
Cam of the N. Y. C. a. was third.
Arthur MeAleenan Of the Kew York
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HERBERT. BEAT TED

At Allenhurst, N. j., en- July 20,
Herbert E. Voilmer, the New York A.
c. swimming marvel, added the Metro.
politan A. A. U. SSO-yard champion.
ship to his long list of titles. He won
the event in the 110-foot open-air
pool of the Deal Beach Club, defeat.
ing his two teammates, E. H. Cam
and J. w. Wheatley, Ay three and 81
yards, respectively, in IL minutes,
Al As seconds, new American record
for the distance under conditions.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
CILIHA WINS.

Lilitfa indoor baseball team defeat.
ed the Jack Lane players at Maemae
park on Sunday by a score of q to
II This was the second game of the
series played, the Lane squad taking
the first contest The winners played
good ball throughout and a batting
rally gave them the victory. IL
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cANN BEAT DUKE

At st. Louis. Mo, on April %, Ted
Cam of the New York Athletic Club
wrested the 5e0-yard National A. A. u.
swimming championship from Duke
Kahanamoku of Honolulu, in the Mis-
souri, Athletic Association tank Cam
made the distance in minutes, "a "a
seconds. The summary: Ted Cam,
New York A. c., first, 6 minutes, "a 2.5
seconds; Duke Kahanamoku, Homo
lulu, second, minutes, 35 seconds;
Herman Laubis, NJ. A. A., third, min
tes. As seconds.
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'VOLLMER, Gam And LANCER HAVE
MADE GREAT RECORD in AQUAT|Cs

standard of minutes. IA seconds, set
by C. M. Daniels, and the interna-
tional one of 2 minutes, IL is sec.
onds, set by Cecil Healy of Australia
He then swept on to the finish, com
plotting the furlong in minutes, "a As
seconds, clipping three-fifths of sec
ond from the former record estab
lished by Daniels.
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ToNIeHTAT THE ~"


the hue and the cry
OF the broker and banker and
fan. ...... r..
It's welcome to them. It's
the one greeting gem
For Vollmer and LANCER and
Cam. r..
Two hundred or more will
jam through the door
OF the place where the eats are
all spread
And it's on with the swim and
honor to him -
Who suggests that we all
should be fed. a.. -
There1l be guys with the
niumps and some in the
dumps h. 49,.
A grabbin' off feed by the haul.
There'Il be ricn geezers there
with braid in their hair
And others with no hair at ALL.
The starter will cry; "On your
marks there, big guy"
And some man with a mouth
full of cheese 49,. ~ -. r.
Will stand on a chair, run his
hands thru his hair
And utter some words just like
these: III. ....I
I'm really surprised'-oh how
that man lies. -
He knew he was booked for a
spiel. >........> ....... -.
Then he pulls the old bluff, It's
all writ on his cuff ...<....
AS long as a Paramount reel.
There's one guy who means to
dig into the beans, .~..-. 49,.
While he's listenin' to talk on
aquatics. -...".,. il.
Ii they'll PASS him the soup,
He'll give a loud whoop
For swimmln' for golf or rheu-
matics, ~
But eatin ajnl ail-There'll be
many q call
On what is the secret Of swim
ming. = s 2 Z.
There'll be the old gag and
chewing the rag
On new bathing suits for the
wimin. r,
Duke will be there-He was
known to declare
That his talk was a gem in the
rough. -. ... g..
Some other guy wrote it-He
said not to quote it --- "
But lay all the blame onto
Tough. +
And then there's the Mayor,
who'll dish out a layer
OF welcomes to all of the
bunch.
And while he is greetin' some
guys will be eatin'
And spoil all the looks of the
lunch.
Then w. R. F. in his choice
treble clef
Will call On some others to
speak.
They'll get up amazed, an
nounce that they're dazed
They've bee ntryin' their spiel
for a week.
See what Glenn Jackson done
when he started the fun.
He didn't know quite what it
meant.
Think of 200 there, enjoying a
square ~
And the eats don't cost 'em a
cent.
Here's to Herbert and Ted-to
Ludy, Old Head.
May they have good success
with the wimin.
May they grab heaps of gold
and never grow old,
But we'll leave out the toast
for the swimmin'.
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WAIALUA WHITE STARS .
DEFEAT KAHUKU SQUAD

The White Stars of Waialua defeat
ed the Kahuku squad on Sunday by
a score Of 10 to Z. Antoine Rebello
pitched the first five innings and
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IN The 500

At Brunswick. N. j., on March Is,
Herbert Vollmer of the New York A.
e. won the 500-yard metropolitan
swimming championship in Rutgers
FOOL, but failed in his announced in.
tention to break the American record
His time was 6 minutes, % 3-5 sec.
ends. During the entire 500 yards
Vollmer and Wheatley kept abreast of
each other, the former winning in a
sensational finish.
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John Silva took the place on the hill

John Silva took the place on the hill
top for the remainder of the game.
The lineups OF the teams were as
follows White Stars. Nunes, C;
j. Vierra, 3b; s. Sylvester, If; ]. Silva,
CT; A. Faria, 20; c. Silva, 1b; J. Ra
poso, IS; ]. Oiiviera, IF; A. Rebellop
p; j. Silva, p; A. RebeIlo, CT; Rego
IT, Kahuku-M. Feurato, IS; w. Wa
paiho, 1b; J. Cana, p; S. Sumarino
Ct; ]. Monseba, RI; H. Joaquin, 2b;
NJ. Vierra, C; NJ. Mario, 3b; c. Do.
mingos, II.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

= At -Pittsburg 5, Boston 1;
Boston s, Pittsburg 2.
At New York-Cineinnati 5, New
York q RI. .....:,'@ IT, =. /.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia 8,
Chicago 2. -:"... ~ ...--.- e..
At Brooklyn-St Louis 4. Brooklyn
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REACH TEAM HAS
Big BANQUET IN
HONOR OF CHAMPS
Smoker and Banquet Proves to
Be Bio Success; Team
Wins Championship

Il was a case of Reach first at the
big Reach banquet and smoker given
in honor of the Reach baseball team,
champions of the Commercial League,
on Saturday evening at the K. P.
hall. Everybody reached for the
eats" and the boys had real time
from start to finish.
The first selection on the program
%as Reach First" This was in hon.
or of the players reaching first so
Cften that they reached home more
than the other teams. Then guitar
solo followed without any 'frets."
I.eal and Kenneth Decker mixed in
four-round bout After eight min
utes Of heavy battling the boxers
were given a hand and the bout was
called draw. r. .#:..~.
Selections of singing and dancing
featured the evening. Sam Mott
handed out line of talk on how the
team had played in the past, and COM
plimented them on winning the cham
Licnship. The cup was christened,
and then Adam Ornellas and Charles
Lewis boxed three rounds Ornellas
et rned the decision Musical selec-
lions and wrestling bouts concluded
the program. -. ........
Members of the entertainment COM
mittee were Sam F. Mott, A. ]. Por-
ter and Richard Costing. The base.
ball heroes were Manuel Joseph, Will
liam Hollineer, !. Domingoes, Frank
Joseph. A G. Horn, NJ. Dias, A. L.
Bushnell, captain: A. Ornellas, Ben
Holokai, Kong Sing 10y, Richard
Colburn, ]. F. Aguiar, A. s. Robert
son. S, F. Mott manager, w. A. An
dcrsen and E. Keefe.
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YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Washington Cleveland 2, Wash
ington 2.
At Philadelphia-Chicago 1, Phila-
delphia 0. 1...>..-....
At New York and Boston-Rain.
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A. C. retained his title at fancy div.
ing with 1925 points. Frank Mullen
and R. Lawrence of the same club
finished second and third. with 1925
and 1918 points, respectively. II a
special 1"0-yard race Duke Kahana.
moku won in 81 3-5 seconds.
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Scatter Gun Artists toll
Play,'For Championships

Hawaii Polo and Racing Club viii Hold Championship Shoot
on Sunday, September 3Trap Shooting Boos Since In
stalaton of $1,000 Traps at KapoEani Park - John L.
Fleming and J. w Harvey Will Have Charge of the Shoot
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additional Sports on Page 12)
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22

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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
SOCIAL NEWS

Rev. McMichael filled his regular APP
pointment at the First Methodist
church Sunday.
Several of our young people at
tended the singing at Ebenezer Sun
day and report fine time.
Mrs. R. E. Sappington and Mrs. G.
O. RUTLAND spent Tuesday afternoon
N Cordele shopping.
Mr. Benton and wife spent the
week end in Savannah with his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy attended the
Association at Oakfield.
Mrs George Sumner Of Florida, Wis
tied friends here this week.
Mrs. Inez Sewell and children Wis
tied Mrs. e. P. Wilson Wednesday.
Misses Sallie Nixon. Lizzie Lemon
and DWELL Sergent visited in Pine
view Sunday.
Mrs. F. NJ Hill spent Sunday with
her brother. Chester Wilson.
The birthday party given by Mrs.
.. d. Pearce, Thursday was enjoyed
by all present Each one took a pen
ny for every year, the proceeds going
TO purchase carpeting for the church.
sumptous dinner was served. Then
the guests engaged in quilting for
the Georgia Baptists hospital.