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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-01-04
Found a Sure Thinq

IB Wixon, Farmers Mills, N Y,
has used Chamberlain's Tablets for
years for disorders of the stomach
and liver and says, "Chamberlain's
Tablets are the best | have ever
used" Obtainable everywhere.
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SHOT BY FATHER
HUNTING ROBDER.
BULLETS FIRED IN DARK KILL
ONE AND INJURE ANOTHER AT
LANFORD STATION

Laurens, Jan Oscar L Lanford
was shot and killed, supposedly by
his father, Capt J w Lanford, at Lam
ford station on the Charleston &
Western Carolina railroad IL miles
north of Laurens, at 4 o'clock this
morning and Capt Lanford was in
turn wounded by his son, though not
seriously. The tragedy followed
confusion among Capt Lanford, Os-
Car Lanford and ] L Fleming. SON.
in.law of Capt Lanford. who as
members of party had set out to
head off robbers reported from Ora,
a station below Lanford station, to
be headed in that direction, after
robbing the home of w T Blakely.
A suspect was captured and brought
to Laurens.
The three men having received
word from Ora that the robbers
were headed towards Lanford, Sc
creted themselves in the railway Sta
ton to await the appearance of the
thieves. After being at the station
some little while, Oscar Lanford ap-
peared before his father. coming in
the direction whence the robbers
were expected. Capt Lanford fired
and Oscar Lanford fell, but evident
ly thinking it was the thief that had
shot him, returned the fire and
wounded his father. Oscar Lanford
fired one shot which struck his faith
er in the back of the leg near the
thigh and ranged upward, the bull
let making its exit just below the
waist line, inflicting a slight wound.
1t is said that Oscar Lanford, who
lived but an hour, exclaimed as he
fell that his father had shot him.
/ The tragedy was the result of
three men making an attempt to ap-
prehend burglar who had robbed
residence at Ora ats o'clock and
an office at Bryson some time during
the night. After the robbery at
Ora, w T Blakely called the Messrs
Lanford on the phone and told them
to look out for the burglar going to
the depot. The three men watched
for the appearance of man and
soon thereafter person was seen
coming up the road. He went to
one of the stores not far from the
depot and passed around the build
ing, using a flashlight. Fleming
left the Lanfords at the depot cor
ner and went to the other end of
the building. saying he would en-
counter the man as he came back
towards the station. Presently Mr.
Fleming heard one Of the Lanfords
shout halt" and the shooting began.
1t is supposed that the elder Lam
ford mistook his son for the burglar.
1t is not known whether the robber
shot at all. Oscar Lanford was shot
in the side. His father was armed
with a Winchester. Oscar had a
pistol and Fleming a shotgun. The
Laurens deputy sheriff 'and c L
Owens, rural policeman, went to
the scene at once and followed the
trail of the man to Woodruff, where
he was arrested and brought to Jail.
He had fiashlight, a skeleton key,
razor. some soap and a gold band
ring which he probably secured at
Blakley's residence.
The Lanford family is widely con-
nected in this county and Oscar Lam
ford was regarded as one of the
best farmers in Laurens. He is sur
vived by wife and several children,
one a son, Lewie Landlord, a stu
dent at Furman university, Green
Vile
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enemies's feverish temperature down
to normal"

The editorial continued in an ar
gument rebutting the allies claim.
particularly cohtending that Bel
gium had broken neutrality because
that nation was a willing tool of
England, and concluded with sharp
attack on the allies ambitions will
regard to Constantinople.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
TOWNERS READY
FOR FORT KAMs

Scotty Schuman's Town Team is
ready for the first game next Satur.
day with the Fort Kamehameha foot.
ball clever to be staged at $3.50 o'clock
at Moiliil Park This promises to be
one of the best games of the season.
Lineup
The Town Team lineup for the bat.
tie has not been announced but the
following players have been hard at
work preparing for the. battle and are
confident of victory: George McIn-
erny, Harry Bertelmann. Herbert Nc
Inerny, Bill Patty. Bill Inman, A. Gil.
man, Bill Rice, Hoale Sumner, Chuck
Smith, d. Machado, G. Bertelmann,
Ed. Liu, Jim Aylett, En- You Kau, F.
Cockett, Noble Kauhane, Lionel
Brash and Scotty Schuman. Gilman
was one of the men picked for the all.
American team of 1915.
The Fort Kams have not yet given
out their lineup, but Lieut.. Tobin
promises to send in a squad that will
make the Town Team play football
from start to finish.
Arrangements have been made with
the Oahu Railway and Land Co. to run
special train from Fort Kamehame.
ha to town on Saturday to bring the
fans and team from the fort for the
game.
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Mills seniors
LOSE. FLAG TRY
Especial star. Bulletin CORES, ondsnes,

Especial Star Bulletin Cores, ondsneo,
MILLS SCHOOL. Oct 30.-Ths
seniors lest one chance of taking the
pennant of the Mills interclass lea.
que yesterday morning when the boys
of the grammar school Recruitment
took the game by a score of II to s.
The winners were heavy hitters and
never had trouble in pounding the
senior slabsters. The upper class
men sent in q team of players who
were young at the game and that
may have been the reason for the de-
feat Four boys of the losers we're
unable to play when the game start
ed These boys are members OF the
National Guard and they had to re-
port for duty carrying. guns instead
of baseball bats.
However. the seniors have not lost
hope for the pennant as the series
has not yet ended. The sophomore
nine is now tied with the seniors for
first honors with three wins and two
defeats As far as the outlook Is
concerned the seniors should cinch
the flag. The Sophs are poor hitters
and with weak pitcher their hope Of
taking the pennant is but dream.
This game will be played some time
this week and after that baseball
win be given a vacation until next
spring.
Basketball is the next sport to be
introduced at Mills this year and
when the basketball season comes the
Manoa institute will send in team
against other school teams Of the
city.
Line-Ups
The boys who played In tester
days game we're as follows:
Seniors Charles Ho, c. T.; Watase.
3d.: All Fong, SIS; Sunny. S., p; zap.
h.; Shinkawa. IT,; Takemoto. 2b.;
Lee. rf.;; 1zumi, c., and Kim Fong
Chong, ri.
Grammar sehool-Lin Fat. 3D.;
Tom, p: Sera, 2b.; Liberato. c.;
Sung. H.; Ishimura. S.; ,Ch0ng. RI. !:
Hashigawa. ef.; Wah Sheong. II
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ROCKIES PIX ms TEAM.

Captain Scott of the Nc Basketball
club of the Y. M. c. A. is confident of
bringing his team to victory tonight
in the game with the Rockies. The
husky Wilkinson brothers are In the
pink of condition land are two COOL,
dependable guards. Auelbac and
Morgan, the two regular forwards
seem to be doing we'll in their posi-.
tons. Kenneth Decker, the latest ad.
dition to the team, is scheduled to
take Morgan's place at forward while
Morgan will try to fill Captain Scott 5
position at center. Scott has been
laid up with a sore thigh. String
bean" Scott certainly has the advan-
tage over all the other intermediate
centers, being over six feet tall and
fast on his feet With him at center
and Auerbach and Decker holding
down the forward positions the
Rookie guards will have job on
their hands. The Ms team have high
hopes of coming through with the
championship and a clear record of
1000 per cent. This team won the
intermediate championship last year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
FORT SKATER V0LLEY
BALL BUNCH lNVA0ES
SCH0FIELD AND WINS
Especial star-Bulletir corrssrondencs.l

tSpoc1al 6tar- 6uilet1p CO1TeSpOuoenCo.l ,.
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Oct 2S.
The yoIleybalI team of the Head
quarters Co., End Infantry, invaded
Leilehua Yesterday afternoon, and
before d Battery, LIST r. A. could get
their eyes opened, the Shafterites
had sneaked off with three clean-cut
scalps. The scores were p to IL, q
to 3. and q to IL. The net playing
OF Captain Brosch was particularly
brilliant, though Van Pelt, 0renby.
McClurg, Havey and Hosea also GOV.
cred themselves with leis of glory.
Sergeant Thorp's outfit consisted
OF Rourke, Wells. Mirrup, Cobb, Col
lard and Cross. Sergeant Johns UNI
pired while Chaplain Fealy kept the
score.
ID Battery has challenged the
Headquarters Co. to a basketball
game to be played about November
18th in the new gym. Now that the
muscle grinding factory is almost
completed. several organizations have
begun to train and provide gymnas-
ium suits for indoor sports.
Lieutenant Wallace of the 1st F. A.
has recently donated a complete in.
door baseball equipment to the new
gym. The structure will be turned
over to the government about Noyem.
Der Is.
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M'KTNLEY Girls
SET FOR SERIES

The fair ones at Mckinley high
school, not to be outdone by their
brothers OF the gridiron are practis-
ing hard for the annual basketball
series with the st. Andrews priory
team. This series starts next
week, SO that the girls. assisted by
one OF the faculty, are now hard at II
on team work and signal practise.
Among those who are working out
under Gladys Stewart, captain OF the
team, are Jane Holt, Marjorie Lee,
Margaret Nicely, Agnes McCandless,
Charlotte Stewart, Rose Robero. Alb.
bic Prestidge and Doris Chalmers.
With new backstops for their bas.
kets and the court we'll lined, the
squad is showing the makings OF n
good team OF basketballers. A large
number are turning out for the tri.
weekly practise and there is enough
material for two good teams, from
which the captain and coach plan to
pick team this week:
The Line-up
The forwards are the captain, Miss
Stewart, and Jane Holt, who is with
out much experience but fast on her
feet. She needs training for basket
shooting with one hand, but her team
>Tork is all right and she will make a
good teammate for her captain.
Among the guards Marjorie Lee
stands out as one of the best. Mar.
garet Nicely will make good run for
the other position, but pressing her
hard for guard are Agnes McCandless
and Dorothy Omission.
Miss McCandless VIII make fine
guard, as she has the height to cover
her forward, but Dorothy Ormiston
viii bear watching for this position,
and 1t is difficult to say just who will
be the lucky girl picked Tor the job.
This year Mckinley looks to have q
better chance at bringing home the
bacon than she has ever had before.
The schedule as arranged thus far
shows game at the Priory court on
November 8, and q return game at
Mckinley the following week. The
rubber will be arranged later, IN case
one is necessary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
AUTO FACTORS SMASH
"Y" BOWLING RECORD
AND TRIM PRINTERS

Breaking the Y. Nj. c. A. bowling
record for total pinfaI the Auto Fac
tors defeated the Printers last night
notching figure of 1885. Each game
rolled by the winners was over 500.
The scores were: Auto Factors, $50,
929, $40 and 1856. Printers, 20, $40,
us and 1888.
Tinker was high man with $50 and
also took the single game honors with
ga Williams of the Printers was
next with a total of $50 and single
game of 202. Tomorrow night the
Federals meet the Auto Factors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
WINTER SPORT PROGRAM
FOR MAUI Is FINALLY
ARRANGED IN DETAIL
fsn.ci,, star. Rullstin corrssponasnee.l .

fSDAciA SkaI-huUet uGoIIesp0HA1ASSsS
Waikiki. Maui. Oct. 26- Maui's win
ter sport schedule has been completed
and is announced as follows:
Oct e4-Baseball, Sox VS.. Athletics.
oct, -volleybail. Giants. vs.. Cubs.
Oct. 29-Basketball, Athletics vs..
Giants.
Oct. sf--Bodgeball and Relays, Sox
VS.. Cubs.
Nov. 2-volleyball, Sox VS.. Giants.
Nov. Baseball. Athletics vs.. Cubs.
Nov. Basketball, Sox VS.. Athlet.
les. T ~'
Nov. 9-Dodgeball and Relays, Giants
VS.. Cubs.
Nov. l2-Baseball. Athletics vs. Giants
Nov. -volleyball. Sox VS., Cubs.
Nov. l6-Dodgeball and Relays, Sox
vs. Giants.
Nov. 10 Basketball, Athletics VS..
Cubs
Nov. 21-volleyball. Athletics vs.. Sox.
Nov. Basketball, Giants VS.. Cubs.
Nov. 26-Dodgeball and Relays, Ath.
letics Us Giants.
Nov Is Baseball, Sox VS. Cubs
Nov basketball, Sox VS.. Giants.
Dec. S-volleyball, Athletics VS..
Cubs.
Dec. 5--Dodgebaii and Relays. SoS
VS.. Athletics.
Dec. Baseball, Giants VS.. Cubs.
Dec. 16-volleyball, Athletics VS..
Giants.
Dec. 12-BasketbaIl, Sox VS.. Cubs.
Dec. baseball. Sox VS.. Giants.
Dec. 17-Dodgeball and Relays, Ath.
letics VS.. Cubs.
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FRESHMEN PROVE POOR
MEAT FOR S0PH0M0RES

The Freshmen basketball team Of
the st. Louis College day scholars in
terclass league proved poor match
for the Sophomores, the latter taking
the game on Saturday by q score OF
Is to s. The winners had it over the
Freshies like { tent. From the start
TO the finish they kept up system OF
passing that baffled their opponents.
The lineups and summary follow:
Sophomores-Lam Wing and King
Tan, forwards; Ruttman, center;
Gall, Camacho and Alana. guards.
Freshmen-Fan Luke and Mat.
thews, forwards; Farden, center;
Fernandes and All Chong. guards.
Baskets--Lam Wing. three; Rutt-
mann, two; Fun Luke, one. Foul goals
king Tan, one; Fun Luke, one.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
SAINTS SHOWED UNDER
IN V0LLEYBALL GAME

In the Senior Boarders yolleyball
league at st. Louis college Saturday
only one game was played; the ALI
Stars Strengthening the st. Louis team
to the tune of Is to in both sets
Aki and ruin scored for the Saints,
The game was fast, from the view
point of the winning team who piled
up the score rapidly
In the. junior play the Weaklings
won the first set from the Diamonds
but lost out in the next two. Vrende.
burg was the star of the victors, &C.
counting for IA points. In the second
match the Second-to-N ones put ii
over the Red Sox 10 to and Is to 8.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
oUBLEHEADER CARDED
TONIGHT IN MIDDLES
BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Four of the intermediate teams mix
it up tonight at the Y. M. CA. Games
Hall, the Rockies versus the MIG, and
the Washingtons against the G. RS.
The first game will be called at 1880.
To date the G. r. and the MIG teams
have been showing the most class.
and the G. r. team is leading the
league with two games to its credit.
The line up for the first game
Rockies: Smith, IF; Rodrigues, If;
Canario, c; Rosa, re-; Serrao, lg. The
Ms: K. Decker. IF; Auerbach. If;
Scott. c; j. Wilkinson, re-; A. Wilkin-
son, lg. The Washingtons will play:
Kai Luke, IF; NJ. K. Ching. IT.; Lum
Dunn, c; F. A. Sing, rg: Yen Ching,
lg. The G.. r. lineup: McCluskey, RI;
Fritschi, If: Clinton, Q: NJ. Borthwfck,
re-; Keppeler, lg.
Tho sfandiuo IF tho faan,r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
MAakAAM,s GIANTS yIcToas

Markham's Makiki Stars took a
close and exciting game from the
Royal Hawaiian garage team on Sun.
day morning at Makiki field. The
Royal Hawaiians held the lead all the
way up to the last inning by the
score of to 4, and lost out in the
last half of the ninth when the Ma
kikis made three runs, and won by q
score of to s.. The lineup of the
winners is as follows: II. Markham,
A. Markham, N Markham, A. Kong,
r. Kong. Perry, W. Smith, ]. Halle,
L. Young.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
wAIPAHus WIN OUT.

The fast EhIers team went down
to defeat a second time at the hands
of the Waipahu japanese baseball
team on Sunday at athletic park, the
score being 5 to 4. Both played good
ball. r. Rodrigues was the hero fer
the losers, cracking the pill for four
bases. The losers are anxious 10 get
another try at the Japaaese and a
game will probably be staged next
Sunday bv the two SQUADS at Athletic
park FL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
: NOW THEY'RE GOING
TO PUT SkIDS UNDER
! POOR OLD PORTLAND

4 Los ANGELES. Oct. 19.-"It
= is safe bet-piaIos to peanuts
\ that Portland viii be out Of
\ the league next season." accord
Y ing to a Pacific Coast League
= high-ups way of thinking. More
over. this same personager has-a
''hunch. that @the season will be
= shortened some five weeks, all
= of which will come to pass at
\ special meeting of the league
y planned for San Francisco one
Z week after the close of the sea
: son. Johnny Powers, Tom Oar
= mody and Henry Berry conferred
= here and confirmed plans for
= the meeting today.
\ = . . = . & 4 \ 4 4 4 a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
OFF FOR HOLIDAY.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10 Charles A.
Comfskey, owner of the Chicago
Americans, winners of the worlds
championship, and: party of sixty
friends, departed tonight for Camp
Jerome, near Mercer, Wisconsin, to
celebrate the White Sox' victory.
Clarence Rowland. manager. Of the
club, was in the party. III -
They will spend two weeks at the
hunting reservation, which is owned
by the Woodland Bards, an organize.
ton COMPOSED of Comiskey's personal
friends, -. -. ~ like
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
MATT McGRATH HuRLS ~
FlFTY-Six FOUNDER
FOR WORLDS RECORD

\ NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Matt 4
4 McGrath hurled the fifty-six
y pound weight just 4S feet liz 4
\ inches when he. broke the worlds
\ record at Trayers Island recent I
\ ly. The giant of the New York 1
\ Athletic Club added almost three 4
= feet to the old mark of 40 feet 4
4 inches made by John Flanni- I
= gan thirteen years ago. 4
\ The Irish star was the stellar 4
4 performer at the last of series I
\ of meets arranged by the Mer-4
4 curry Foot organization for Uncle 1
= Sans boys.
y
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Tom Longboat, Famous MarathoPer,
Killed In Action In Front Line

TORONTO. 2oTom Longhoat famous Canadian marathon
battalion The of his death
member letter
was dated details.
Indian
beat him in when his Alfred Shubb the
probably marathon
oft timew friends and deadly rivals
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COMPANY . COMES BACK

Company B, 25th Infantry. team
came back yesterday at Schofield
Barracks and trimmed Company c
team by q score of I runs to 4, knot
ting the series. In the game last Sun
day Company B lost to Company {
by a score of to - Johnson and
Hayden pitched for the winners yes.
terday while Robinson worked for the
defeated clan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

NJ Duprey lie Mansois, staff paymas-
ter, who has been placed at the dis.
posal of the French high commission
+er in London, has been promoted to
the rank OF fleet paymaster for ex-
.ceptional services rendered to the
navy. r.. - r ri. =. I'll
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NEW YORK Oct The OF Edward Barrow president OF
pushed forefront baseball gossip
president
military
he AM a he would
within weeks" said
baseball and has been both
his Barrow is
baseball Of ability and fighter OF the same
as johnson. Il zs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

In the Transvaal provincial council
a nationalist member moved resolu-
ton approving of the British declara-
ton that no peace is possible until the
Independence of small nations has
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been recognized. and expressing con-
fidence that this principle will be
applied to South Africa.
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Bert Simmons failed to allow the
Coast Defense more than two hits
last Sunday, but no abb had to be Of
fered for his failure. - "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

New York Social Note-After an alb
sence Of several years Mr.. Miller Hug
gins, the well known diamond expert,
will return from the South.
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gins, the well known diamond expert,
will return from the South.
A new tax has been suggested, but
we believe that taxing the credulity
Of wrestling fans would not yield the
Government a jitney as that eomn1od-
ity is already carrying prohfbitiye
imposition.
They're hurfying up with those foot.
ball games In New York state as fight
Ing is to be prohibited after Wednes-
day -. 49,. 49,. D.. =. -
He told us that he made that Moana-
iua course in eiahty-two and, by Heck,
we forget to ask him If he meant
strokes or hours. .
We admit that Coach Midkiff knows
football backwards and that's the way
Punahou played 1t last Saturday.
Aviators are bothered by pockets in
the air but air in the pockets is what
annoys most folks. >@a..< f.
No, stupid, they're not called fans
because they circulate hot air. =
Owing to the increase Of the price
Of candy there is more than one mar.
ried man comes home these days and
tells his wife he didn't bring any
sweets because she's the sweetest
thing, don't you know? ..-~...
NEW HISTORICAL DATA-Nero,
the yioIinist, while he never had any
technique, played with great fire.
fSyivester, the salt). ~. ~.
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That you'll wish
You had donned a
Light suit; and il
You wear a light
Suit it will pour
Like Niagara Falls
So What's the Use?
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Mike lays labs
WHAT'S THE USE?
Hon. Eishe SaYs;-

EoHG 0dySs-
r. you
: Put on a ~
Dark suit
For the day, .
Expecting rain
Why it will
Be so hot
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-25

National Conference of Charities and Correction at Pittsburgh, Pa, June 6-1s.
 Mrs. Bernie Babcock has been spending several days at her farm near Pinnacle. She will speak at the Universalist Church Sunday on Tn tolerance
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Knox Lincoln have moved to 3716 Eighth avenue, Pulaski Heights, where they will be located while the building of their new home is in progress.
 Mrs. Celsius Perrfe will leave June I to join her daughters. Misses May and Nancy Perrie, who have been at tending springdale school, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, and will spend the summer in the East
 The block of ground at Oak and Prospect has been cleared as the drill grounds for the Pulaski Heights Home Guard, and the first drill was given there last night by Capt Stahel. There is great interest in the organi- zation.
 Mrs. Robert Nj. Gamble compliment ed her sister, Mrs. J. ". Thackston, of Greenville, s. C., at tea on Wednes- day. The Gamble bungalow in Pulas- Ri Heights was decorated with a pro- fusion of yellow and pink roses and pink and gold tullel
 The Rev. Jerry Wallace, one of the youngest ministers of the Episcopal Church, became rector of S. Marks Church last Sunday. He is son or Judge J. c. Wallace of Russelville, a University graduate, and a member of the Authors and Composers Soeie- ty of Arkansas.
 Last Saturday Troop 1, Boy Scouts, Rev. L. E. N Hundley, scoutmaster, assisted by Clay E. Smith. went on q hike two miles west of Forest Park. There were A in the party. Troop 1 is leading in a movement for a hoe handle parade on Main street, down. town, Saturday, June 2.
 Twenty new members have been added to Pulaski Heights M. F. Church this conference year, as fol- lows: MT. and Mrs. c. F. Baumeister, Reese Bowen, Miss May Brickhouse, MT. and Mrs. Ben Burke, MT. and Mrs. Cameron, Miss Frances and Sid ney Cameron. Miss Lucille Castleber- ry, MT. and Mrs. T. J. Gingles, Miss Vada Harding, Louis Hundley, Jr., Rev. F. E. Taylor, Mrs. L. M. Taylor, Al1een Wakley, MT. and Mrs, R. II. Warner