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Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
Central, BrawEey
High Schools
Clash Wednesday

Ell Centre and Brawley high
school baseball teams will meet in
the first Of a series of practice
games at Sportsman Park Wednes-
day afternoon.
The game was originally schednl-
ed for Tuesday but was postponed
by an inter-squad game scheduled
by the Seattle Indians.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
HOrnsby Seeks
Return to Baseball

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Mar.
%. CUP)-Rogers HornSby, one Of
baseball's greatest right hand hit
ters, conferred yesterday with Mike
Kelly owner Of the Minneapolis
Millers of the American association
on a proposal TO return to organized
baseball.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
Giant Advances in
Tennis Tournament

HOUSTON, Tex, Mar. 90 CUP)--
Bryan (BitsyJ Grant, seeking his
fourth River Oaks tournament ten
mis- championship, advanced to the
third round of the eighth annual
meet today. The Atlanta speed
ster won from Robert Firestone,
son Of the late Harvey Firestone, in
straight sets. 60, 6-2.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
CHICAGO CUBS
.OUT Los ANGELES

ONTARIO Cal. Mar. %. UP)-
The Chicago Cubs broke up a tight
baseball game with a four-run rally
in the ninth inning, defeating Los
Angeles 9-6 yesterday. A triple by
Garbark following singles by Tony
Lazzeri, Reynolds, Triplett and
Mesner gave Chicago the four
tallies. Laz2eri had a homer, a
triple, a single and a pass in four
times at the plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
TESTS GIVEN
PATROLMEN

A dozen probationers Monday
took oral tests as a part of their
training before their appointments
are confirmed and they become
regular immigration border pa
trOlmen.
Examinations were given by an
executive board of immigration
composed of three officers in ses-
sion at patrol Headquarters in Ell
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29

Los ANGELES, Mar. 28 UP) -
Hogs 500, slow about steady; good
sold; few sows 7.-7.25.
Cattle $500. Slow, steer pdedomi-
mating; early sales steady with un-
dertone lower on steers; choice
Idaho fed steers 9.1O; other steers
$500; medium to low good heifers
G.50-7.40; cows 5.50-6.25: cutter
grade 4.-5,25; bulls to $50. Calves
400, About steady; vealers mostly
9.50-10.50.
Sheep 1850. Steady with bulk un-
sold medium to good spring
lam bs 725; medium to good shorn
ewes 3.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
HOLLYWOOD STARS
WHIP WHITE SOX

LOS ANGELES. Mar. %. up
The Hollywood Stars. turning six
walks into five runs in the sixth
inning. defeated the badly bruised
Chicago White Soz ll-9 yesterday
The Soz also scored five runs in
the sixth. but were unable TO catch
the stars In the last two innings.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
- Fight Results =
- BY UNITED PRESS

NEW HAVEN - Nathan Mann
l9l New Haven. kayOed Lon II
PAGE, 1872. Riverside. N. J. %.
NEWARK. n. J. - Joe Wagner
18G Newark, decisloned Nick Young
l38. Philadelphia fl0J.
CLEVELAND - Carmen BartE
lG3. Cleveland. decisioned Tedc}
Yarosz .1G5 Pittsburgh 1O.
MIAMI. Fla.-SHt0 Morales, 1874
Havana. decisioned Johnny Dean
I44. Philadelphia GOJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
sammy Snead Wins
Greenshoro Golf Title

GREENSBORO. ~ c.. Mar. 20.
lupl sam Snea3 of West Virginia
TODAY took the $1,000 Greensboro
open golf championship with four
ah-70 rounds that gave him a 27l
total II strokes under par for the
tso tournament courses.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
Vincent Lopez
Wins Match

In a match to prepare himself for
his bout with Bronco Nagurski, Vim
cent Lopez Monday night defeated
Pat Fraley in the Calexico arena.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
HOLTVILLE, CENTRAL
YUMA, BRAWLEY TO
BE MEET FAVORITES

Holtvle Brawley. FL Centre and Yuma high schools
Tuesday tabled the fayorites in the annual Holt
Vile relays slated for Friday night at 80 the Holt
Vile cnder path Eleven schools in all will be entered
In The meet Other schools are. Mt Empire Coronado.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
II YEAR RECORD

HOUSTON, Tex, Mar 90 OUP)-
Frank Joseph AgneW. As, who has
a II year police record, was ord
cred held today on $4,000 tempor-
airy bond in connection with the
enbezzlement Of $14,372.7o from
the First National Bank of Ontar-
10. Calf
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
Tiqers to Give
Yanks Battle If
Schoolboy Clicks

LAKELAND March 29 (UPThe feeling in the of the
Schooboy Rowe comeback they'll
pennant Rowe will do?
right the final
competition early
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29
FLAX
L. A. BANKS
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Mar. 20 UP) Il
Ira samerica ....... 8A -8H |
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-29

NEW YORK, Mar. 30 UP)-Cot-
on futures closed steadY.
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corset authority. warns that the
uncorSCtcd woman tends t" I'M
crease in girth more rapidly than
her whalehonc-CncaScd mother
and grandmother.
"Womcn. generally speaking,
haze increased in size SiGcC they
abandoned the old whalsboncS Il
quarter Of Il century AGO. Stoutcr
women probably will be happy
about the return to dr'aWStrmgS. ="
All corset authorities warn that
husbands should not become too
cheerful over this news. The day
OF the wirc'S grapefruit di"t may
be passing, l'It the day of lacin&
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LITTLE MISS BROADWAY
Shirley Temple. George Murphy
MOTHER CAREI'S CHICKENS
Anne Shirley. Ruby keeler. James Ellison
PROFESSOR BEWARE
Harold Lloyd. Phyllis "elch
TaE AMAZING DIR. CLrrrERHOUSE
Edward G.. Robinson, Claire Trevor
THE CHASER g.
BAREFOOT BOY
iackie Moran. Marcia Mae Jones
ALGIERS ,C:-
Charles Boyer. Hedy Lahiarr. Slgnd Gune
auiLpOC DRuMMOND IN AFRICA
John Howard. Heather Angel. H. Is. MA HeI
GATEWAY u,.
I'M FROM THE CITY
L.. pennet. Richard Lane, Lorraine Kruger
TTrER OF INTRODUCTION
Ado,uhe Nlenjou. Andres Leeds. Edgh bei gen
THE CROWD ROARS .e,
Robert Taylor, Msureeh oSulliVan
MIR. CHUMP , Damn, Associates,
KEEP SMILING Ga,
lane Withers, Gloria Stuart
PAINTED DESERT
Ceorye o Brien. LARAMIE JohhsDA
Rnhsrt Young, Lew Ayes, Ruth hussey
THE MISSING GUEST
J.,l n elly. Z CONSTANCE N'o"e
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AN TIE LAW ,,...,.p.t-
EdwaldG Robinson. John Bra!. "ei'd' D'''
NY LUCKY STAR
soma llcnlr. Richard Greene
SING YOU SINNERS ,,, 49,.
Eing Crosby. Fred MacAiufr-y. E!ien DE"
Three LOVES HAS NANCY
janel Caynor Robert Montgomery
BOYS TOWN
Spencer Tracy. Mickey Rooney
N OLD MENICO
" ilIiYm Bovd. Russell Hayden. Se1g &c Hayes
SAFETY N NUMBERS . ,.-
Tie ZONES Family. Jed pfouty. Shuisy LS>A's
TAR AFFAIRS OF ANNABEL
lack Oakie. Lucille ban
Nm, Gargan, JOY Hodges. Andy DeTfn'
SECRETS or AN ACTRESS
Nav FrlncIs, George Brent. Ian huhIsa
THE LADY OBJECTS
I.anny Ross. Gloria Stuart
JUVENILE COURT r..,,.- n.o,,.
Paul Kelly, Rita llayworth. frankie lIaII"
HOLD THAT COED
Iohu BarrymU George Murphy
HENEG ABE RANGER
Grofge O'Bflcn. Rita liaywoith
SONS OF THE LEGION
ly..n- UyrinlA:i. ENrlyn Reyes
ruE ROAD TO KENO
Randolph scott liole liAmpt""
roo HOT 70 HANDLE
Clark Gable, MSTha 10y Waiter ''''''"'S
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VALLEY OF THE GIANTS
Charlie bickiofd. Clare Ireva. Jazz LANSe
DEt'NS
Sabu Raymond Massey. VaIess hsssAa
CAMPUS CONFESSIONS
Hank lulsetti. Betty Cradle
rUCITIVES FOR A NIGHT
Frank hlbertson, Eleanor Lynn
LISTEN DARLING
Freddie Bartholomew. Judy Garland
THE LAST EXPRESS
Kent Taylor. Dorothea Kent. bAi bal kss1
TIME OUT FOR MURDER
Glura Stuart. Michael Hhal-i
POUR DAUGHTERS
Claude Rains PrI-crlIi Rosemary. / Nks lSSs
WANTED BY THE POLICE
frankie Daro ...
GIRLS SCHOOL
Anne Shirley. Nan Grey
KING OF ALCATRAZ -.
Gail fatrIch. Lloyd Nolan. Carol Nsne
MR.. WONG. DETECTIVE
Bofls kafun
YOU CAS"r T.kE lr WITH fot
lean Arthur. Lionel BaiTyRofe
ROOM SERVICE
The Marx BTo,htra. Lucille Ball
sTABLEAiATES
W,llace Ece!y. hickey Rooney
SUBMARINE PATROL
RiriL,rd Greene Nancy kelly Geo &c Bancroft
YOUTH TAKES 4 FLING
Andrea | eeds. Joel MctreA DGSo<he% hs66
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THE Texans
loan Bennett Randolph SSo;t. May Robson
RACKET III STEERS
Humphrey BogaEt. George Brent
THE GLADIATOR
l.r f. Brown, June Travis
IIExA\DER'S RAGTIME BAND
Tyrone Power. Alice Faye. Don Ane'hs
BLOCK-HEADS
sian Laurel and Oliver Hardy
GIVE ME 4 SAILOR c,
Martha Kaye. Bob Hope. Betty DfabIe
SMASHING THE RACkEGS
Chester Morris Frances Mercer. kItA Johnson
BREAKING THE ICE
Bobby Been. Charles RugEies
DARK RAPTURE
African Jungle Feature
MARIE ASTOINETrE
Norma Shearer. Tyrone Power
SPAWN OF THE NORTH
George Raft, Henry Fonda. Dorothy l4h'o"
:PEED TO BURN
Michael Mhalen. Lynn Bal
Roy MEETS GIRL
lanes Cagney. Pat O'Brien, Marie Wilson
UNDER THE BIG TOP
Anne kauel Marjorie Min. Grant lti1 La as
CAREFREE
Fed AsIalrc. Ginger Rogers
FOUR'S 4 CROWD
Euol Flynn. Olivia de liLNillhiid
FRESHMAN YEAR
Dixie dunbar. William Luhulgdh
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them" Hessler said. -,
Miss Winifrcd Milbank should
know. She commutcs between
Paris and Cleveland as the buyer
in a large Cleveland department
store. She said that Paris fac'o-
ries-like those in New YORK -
are manufacturing whaIrh"h'S
again.
Perhaps the prepond"rance Of
Southern and Gay Nincti"S heI''T
| in the current movies has cauHI"
yearninw for that wasp. Ike
form on the part of the talrrr
sex. Miss Milbanl; said.
otto Schmidt, another veteran
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n;t,, rnr thnt II iS

city say that il is.
H. H. Hessler is an old-timer in
corset manufacturing. His bust
ness was founded in 1885 - the
heyday of the whalebone.
HeSSler is confident that the
corset will make comeback.
Once more milady will hold her
breath while the drawstrings pull
her waistline inward to resemble
the middle of an hour glass, ne
says.
"New York corset factories are
manufacturing whalcbOnc draw
string corSet<. If the style returns.
women probably would be back to
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lTSHARD for fellow like me who thinks apple
pic is of natures greatest gifts TO man 10 believe
that there are folks who honestly don't like II At all
On the other hand can't abide liver and bacon -
though know IT'S highly regarded by many.
We all have our likes and Our dislikes. We're all dit
ferent - thanks be- A dull world il would be If we
weren't
That's why say that the most remarkable thing
about motion pictures is that they hit such high aver
age of pleasure-giving.
Take any individual picture and you'll find that most
people who see it will get lot of enjoyment of il
Not ALL naturally For example, think certain star
is tops while, hear the way my next-door neigfsoor
goes on about her. you'd think she wasn't good enough
10 be an extra"
Or my wife sees picture during the afternoon and
raves about at dinner Maybe and take in that
evening and come home feeling that Mother is losing
her Judgment And there you rs the apple pix sua-
lion all over again. -,
But, taking them all together, figure that the
movies give pleasure TO more people At lo less
cost than anything the mind of man was ever re-
sponsible for - and have done the human race more
downright good than all the medicines conoocted since
creation
And I'll say this: The times when I've been dsaP-
pointed in picture havebeen alot fewer than theoher
times when Eve gone to one wasn't especially e1-
cited about in advance and been mighty glad did.
Sure, criticize the pictures IPay my money and
that's my right As matter of fact kind OF figure that
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BIG WILLOW

BIC WILLOW. Sc0t.o L. Wis
Thelma Drake left last Sweck for
Tennessee, where she has entered
college for this year. Miss Drake
is one Of this community out
standing youn" ladies. because Of
her faithful Christian service rcn-
dered in the church and commun-
ity here. Her many friends wish
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her much success there.

her much success there.
Nj. and Mrs. !. l.. Higgins Wis
tied friends at Flat Rock Sunday
afternoon.
Marvin Huggins and Ohio Dial
ton made a business trip to WASH
ington. d. c.. this Weekend.
Mrs. S. F. Cantrcll had as her
dinner guests Sunday. MIR. and
Mrs. Sol Cantrpll and Lcxton Can
trcil.
Max Drake visited Newell and
Hail Drake Sunday afternoon.
Buddy Thornton has been i'll.
Miss Nclma Huggins visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
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Whalebones' OF
Gay Nineties May
Be On Way Back

CLEVELAND. Sept. l.. (uP).
WhoOs-S-h, the old whalebone cor
set and its five yards Of draw
strings seems to be on the way
back.
At least two corSetierres in this
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IFS the criticism of average folks like me that's largely
responsible for the pictures getting better and better
all the time.
Through the years the motion picture has gwen IFS
public countless hours of entertainments countess
hours of escape from harsh reality 1t has taken millions
away from trouble and tightening their burdens
and Frightening their lives making the world Del
Ter, happier place to live in.
il has grown from cowboys and Indians 10
1o,at;z,tions of the works of the worlds greatest
authors from temperamental fickers to technical
perfection . from infancy Intelligent maturity
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HIGGINS. Monday night.
MILF Ms FOR RAINMAkERS

MELBOURNE. Co., &C P) - A
scheme for providing artificial
rain at I'm annual cost of $l23,-
COO. 600 has been submitted to
ne Dominion GrazierS Federal
council. The plan is that 1000
, lane, SHOULD take up TANKS full
Of water.
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o. Brra,lfl7lit was introduced into
The West Indies by Lieut.. Bligh
of Mutiny-on-thc- BOunty fame.
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IN her corset is hnre again. they
say.
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Picture %0mn
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NO INDUSTRIAL LOOP
GAMES REPORTED In
SCHEDULE SATURDAY
By WILSON AYERS

Indictment wcathc" prevented
play in the majority of scheduled
games in the Blue Ridge Indus
trial league on Saturday.
At the Baltour park. water COW
cred practically all the outfcld, aS
Mud creek. running back 20 the
field. was out Of its banks during
most of the week. aud the Sched-
ulcd contest between Baltour and
Chipman-LaCgossc was called Oft.
Almost Identical conditions pre-
vailed at Boys Field. Tuxedo, and
the Green River-HcndcrSonviIlc
game was not played.
The Saluda- Brcvari tilt. Sched-
ulcd for Brevard. was not report
ed. but rain was reported in that
quarter.
\ number of games have been
raned out lately. and interest IN
the league is tagging. League OF
ticiaIs hope for better weather amt
more interest.
The schedule of games for Sat
urday. July so. is a Follows:
Ralfour at Brevard.
Flat Rock at Saluda.
Green River at HerdcrSonviI,c.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

$3.50 p. m.-Evcry Wednesday
night, dance at city gymnasium.
July 26-Rrd Cross life saving
instructions begin next Tuesday
at J. KS pool.
THURSDAYS
ZOO p. Weekly luncheon
Of Kiwanis club at Skyland hotel.
SUNDAYS
9:3O-lO Il. m.-Sunday school
at majority of churches in city.
HOO u. m.-Scrviccs at city
churches. Consult church calendar
in Saturdays Times-News.
Las p. m.-ShowS at Carolina
and State theatres.
500 p. m.-Scrviccs at major
itv of churches.
900 p. m.-Shows at Carolina
and State theatres.
Centennial CeIcbration-Hen-
"dcrSon county will celebrate its
Tooth anniversary July 81, August
l,,2, 3.
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storing Anglo-German friendship
Besides Lord Lothian and Lord
and Lady Astor other prominent
members of the Clivedcn, group
are Godfrey Dawson. editor OF
the influential London Times; j.
l.. Garvin. editor of the Observer,
and Rolf Brandt, banker. The IN
fluencc of this group has been
credited to Il great extent Tor
Prime Minister Neville Chamber
lain'S persistent efforts to rcach
settlement with Fuehrcr Adolf
Hitler. -,
Lord Lothian, Il man of 90 with
red checks and stridcnt actions,
said he had no illusions about
Britain'S military power.
The British Empire and the
United States. he said. can not
only defend the security Of demo-
cratic institutions in Their own
zones but can end the risk OF Il
world war.
"Britaln'S power 10 Slh%lc-l'a'u-
cdly hold the bulwark against Il
world war is gone" hr said. "She
is now only one Of a crowd.
But, the United States with
France. Britain. Canada. Nus
traIia. New Zealand and South
Africa can restore control of the
seas and create Il combination
economically. navally and in IN"
air-so strong that, while there
might he local wars, there would
be no world war because nobody
would be strong enough 10 risk IT..
I'm this development the world 5
center Of gravity would pass to
the United States
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CZECH PREMIER is
ASKING DICTATOR
RULE OF FINANCE

CONTINUED from page onc)
tionS turn out. there will he no
war SO far as We are concerned, >
Henlcin was quoted.
I'VE do not want our border
land homes converted into bait e.
fields. The agreement, how
ever. will have to be a real agree
mcnt based on genuine conccS-
Sions by the other side rs well as
ours. repeat that nothing short
of full autonomy is acceptable T."
us and ! will never be swcrvcd
thcrcfrom.
I'VE do not ask annexation 10
the German Reich and we do not
demand II pIcbiScitc. although our
people desire both, but | am re-
Straining them. We are not opp"%-
cd to the Czech state
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ALFRED SOL0IST AT
CALVARY ON SUNDAY

BALFOuR, July 2G.-Mr. and
Mis-. 4. d. Condrey and three
daughters, Misses Anna Bell. Lii
liam and pcSsic Mae. of Balfour.
attended the morning service at
Calvary Baptist church on Sun
day morning. George Alfred of
Grccnvillc, musical director and
S0loist of the J. Harold Smith re-
vival campaign. were in charge Of
the song services.
Miss Catherine Corn. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Few Corn and a
student at the Bob Jones college
at Cleveland, Tenn, had charge
of the young peoples Sunday
school class at Calvary church.
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u. S. Could Not
Keep Out Of Long
European War
Lord Lothian of Influential
British Group Ex-
presses Views
By FREDERICK II. KUN
Coryright, 1888, by United Press

LONDON. July %. (UPD.-The
Marques Of Lothian, Il leader of
Britain'S "Clivvdcn set and wal
time advisor to David Lloyd
George. said in an interview last
night that the un,tcd States will
he unable to keep out of any long,
general war cmbroiling Europe :
nations.
"Oncr war starts the range of
air attacks VIII compel the United
States in Sclf-dCfcnse to occupy
strategic points from which her
own ports and cities could be at
tackled" lord Lothian told the
United Press.
THE British commonwealth is
the United States outer ring of
security. II it disappears or Is
smashed by the Fascist states or
that Gibraltar. the Sucz. Singa-
pore. Capctown and the Falkland
Hands fall into the hands Of Ger
many. Italy or Japan then, as the
British rm9irr diSintcgratcS. the
military powers would crowd
around the United States.
"StupcndouS ornaments would
be- imposed on United States So
curity and her Sca-bornc trade en-
danycrrd. The Monroe doctrine
might possibly become unwork-
able"
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Pearl White OF
Old Western Films
Wins Death Fight
Out Of Danger From Heart
Ailment Treated in
French Hospital
By AUDREY hMES
United Press Staff Correspondent Mt

PARIS, July 20. NUP)-Pearl
White emerged last night as the
heroine of u real life battle As
grim as any Of her movie Strug-
sIeS in the "Bcrils of Pauline
when she rode horses over cliffs,
dropped from airplanes to speed
ing trains and struggled with VII
lains on dizzy precipices.
Her physician at the American
hospital in suburban Nicully said
,hat the blonde star of the hair
raising serials Of % years ago
was out Of danger but that. until
Sunday. hopes for her recovery
from Il heart ailmcnt had been all
but abandoned.
Miss White. who II the age Of
'ivc sold newspapers in Green
Ridge. No. and retired from the
movies i'm 1921 after earning az
high a. S325,O0O a year. was
brought to the American hospital
two weeks ago by her doctor, DR..
VI. RatynSki. -.
She entered the hospital under
the name of Miss Wright" and
until two days ago her real iden-
tity WAS not known there. except
to DR.. RatynSki and her private
nurse whom she brought from
HOLLYWOOD.
Since yesterday VIZ have been
sure Of saving her but we passed
several anguiShed days the nurse
said.
Weakened by AN accident to
her vertebrate two years ago. Miss
White suffered Il heart attack and
nervous depression which was al
most fatal.
But now she is coming along
fine and should be convalescing at
thu fn,. IA ,,Ir in tEypp wppkS'
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MRS. A. F. FINLAY is
BIRTHDAY HONOREE

Friends aud relatives surprised
Mrs. \. f. Finley with a birthday
party on Monday evening at her
home "Woodsidc Cottage.
\ musical program WAS render
ed after which Mrs. Finley WAS
ushcred into the dining room,
which was attlactivrly arranged
carrying out the color of the
beautiful birthday cake, which
was pink and white. Refreshments
were served to Il large number Of
guests.
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SAINT JAMES MEMS
CLUB MEETING SET

The July meeting o. the Men )
club of st. James Episcopal church
will be- held at O'Clock tonight
at the home Of Dr. y. {. Hughes.
T04 Oakland street.
Dean VIM. II. Mes. of Christ
Church cathedral, New Orleans.
will be the speaker. His announced
subject is What Is ChriStjanity??'
and will be a treatment of the
subject drawn from me of his re-
cent courses in religion at kanuga
conference grounds. where ne has
hepn an instructor, from the in
ceptiOu Of the conferences.
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LAUREL PARK VISITORS

DR. David F. Barrow. professor
of mathematics at tn University
of Georgia; his son. Ben Barrow,
and daughter, Mary Barrow, and
John Patterson. son 81 DR.. Scott
Patterson. missionary to Africa,
are guests Of Dr.. Henry A. Robin
son at his HON" i'm Laurel Park.
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NATIONAL, LEAGUE

st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Y y EeatheME
MONDAY

Maximum tcmpCraurc-,N de
grCeS.
Minimum-6+ degrees.
Meant degrees.
DAYS rangc-ll degrees.
Rainfall-.05 inch.
Normal mean temperature tor
Iuly-T2.5 degrees.
Rainfall to datc-S.ft inches.
Normal rainfali-S.OS inches.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta at Birmingham.
Chattanooga at New Orleans.
Knoxville at Littl" Rock.
Nashville at Memphis.
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GAMES TODAY
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
To- al PORTSMOUTH.

AShcvillc al Portsmouth.
Charlotte at WinSton-SaIcm.
Norfolk at Rocky Mount.
Richmond at Durham.
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SALLY LEAGUE

Macon at Spartanhurg.
Augusta at Jacksonville.
Columbia at Savannah.
Grcrnviile at Columbia.
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RESULTS
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

AShevillc at Portsmouth, rain.
Richmond at Durham, rain.
Norfolk at Rocky Mount, rain.
Charlotte at Wirston-Salem
ct grounds.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at St. Louis.
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Atlanta / birmingham =.
Memphis 8: Nashville ,.
(Only games Scheduled.D