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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

Nov OFioans--Jimmy Perrin seatherWeleht eenleaer, owns . New oFleans beauty shop and works al the trade when hs lsnt ln tEs'-'--
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

Score by innings: Thomas Club 30 900 % O-6 Washington. 001 600 30 O-4
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Made Over Hockey Eagles Open Eastern Loop Title Drive Boston Tonight
Grid Trip Contest
Deudline Near.

Little more than - hours re-
main before the deadline on the
Junior Board Of Commerce's
"Pickin' the Pro Winners" con-
test, In which two all-expense
trips to the Redskins Giants
game at New York on November
"a are at stake.
Contestants are asked to send In
their versions of the scores of
Sundays four games in the Ma
ton Football League, the
Redskins Bears, Packers-G Giants,
Dodgers-Rams and Lions Eagles,
accompanied by q short state
ment, why I think the Redskins
viii win the Eastern champion
ship" to be used In case Of ties.
Entries must be postmarked be-
fore tomorrow midnight.
The two contestants whose pre-
dictions are closest to the actual
results win be the guests of the
Junior Board on the all-expense
excursion which 1t Is conducting
to New York. Polo Ground
tickets and hotel reservations. in
cidentally, are on sale at the
Junior Boards ONCE in The Star
Building.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Gophers Prey Moy cinch Title
For Them in Ann Arbor Tilt;
Purdue Regdins Ace Bock

Since Michigan plays only four
conference games, 1t could not profit
even In victory unless the dophers
lost both Of their remaining tilts.
The contest Is one Of four on the
conference program. Minnesota goes
out to put the clincher on q share
Of the 1910 championship against .
Purdue team bolstered by the return
Of IT, star halfbAck, Nike Byelene.
Indiana, which appears to have hit
the stride experts had figured on
earlier In the year in naming the
HOLSTERS the conference "darkhorse," !"
invades Wisconsin.
Ohio State plays at Illinois. where
Bob Zuppke's injury-wrecked Illini
still are seeking their first confer
ence triumph.
Iowa moves outside the confer.
ence-to Notre Dame. Last year
after the Irish had won six in q row
the Hawkeyes dealt out q surprise
defeat.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Loss to Minnesota Aids Sale
For Michiqon-WiIdcot Tilt

remaining. Michigan appeared to be
headed for its first sellout since the
bottom dropped from the stock mar
ket. The attendance record Of II 1000
for the Northwestern series was
established in 1898.
If the weather is favorable, the
Nations largest crowd of the season
may see the once-beaten rivals
collide.
This time, instead of q duel with
q Reagan or q Franck, Harmon will
be challenged by three halfbacks,
who run In relays from the tailback
position. The Michigan powerhouse,
who in the last three games has
rested only i've minutes, may find
his match In Bill De Correvont,
Oliver Red) Hahnenstein and Paul
Soper.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Regular Job on Mat
Al Arena Earned
By Steinborn

Indications are that Milo Stein
born will be regular performer
In the rassling shows at Turner's
Arena.
The former European strong man
made his local debut last night and
was big hit with fans as he pinned
Herb Freeman in one of the pre-
liminaries.
The main event was taken by
Emil Dusek over Tommy O'Toole
with . body press deciding the issue
in % minutes. ..-.-. ~.
The semif1nal ended in a draw
between Paul Boesch and Lew Plum
mer.
In other bouts Warren Book
winkle downed Tommy Rae and
Chris Zaharias defeated Abe Yourist.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Tennessee-Virginia at Knoxville
Another Tennessee gallop.
Notre Dame Disoppoints
But Still Is Donoerous

Texas Tech-Wake Forest at Lub-
bock-A nod to Wake Forest.
Southern Methodist at
Dallas-Southern Methodist should
win.
Indiana Wisconsin at Madison
Both have been beaten and yet both
have been playing fine football. I'll
give the shade to Indiana.
Notre Dame-Iowa at South Bend
-Notre Dame has not been as hot
as many thought, but the South
Bend team still Is dangerous with
Saggau and Juzwtk. Notre Dame
should win.
Ohio State Illinois at Champaign
All Ohio State unless Zuppke pulls
OF another miracle.
Cornell-Dartmouth ct Hanover
Cornell Is too good for any team on
its schedule but Dartmouth will put
up an even harder battle than Yale
did q week ago,
Colgate-Syracuse at Syracuse
Another traditional battle in which
there is little choice. Syracuse has
been coming along in . hurry. Just
the edge to Colgate.
Washington State-U. c. L. A. at
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Redskins
Continued From Page D-1)

another rookie center, Clyde CBull-
dog) Turner, George Halas' personal
nominee to succeed Mel Helm as the
leagues No. snapper back.
As for the ends-we're of the opin-
ion that our M-men more than will
hold their own despite such highly
touted Bear f1ankmen as Ken Kava-
naugh, Dick Plasman, Ed Manske
and George Washington's Bob
Nowaskey.
1t all comes down to the condition
Of the playing field. II it's hard and
fast, the odds will favor the Redskins
with their light backs and passing
game. If it's slow, the Bears will
hold the advantage with their heavy,
hard-running bau-carriers. Bill Os-
mansd, q sophomore for Chicago
this year, led the league In ground
gaining in his rookie season and Joe
Maniaci, q veteran. had the best
1899 average with 7 yards per rush.
As for the spirits Of Sundays
rivals. you can check of each as
counterbalancing the other. There's
probably not man on either squad
who wouldn't give weeks pay to
win this one.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
~ the Associated Press.

~ the A1ooclate0 FIeoS.
: CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-A couple Of
football teams that suffered their
only losses Of the season to Mime
sotA-and by . single point-may
battle each other al afternoon to-
morrow to assure the Golden
0ophers IN undisputed Western
Conference crown.
The scene Is ct Ann Arbor, Mich.
and the teams Northwestern and
Michigan. playing before about
5000 fans.
It works out this way:
II Michigan wins, Minnesota could
lose one of its remaining games With
Purdue and Wisconsin and still IN.
ish with . record Of I'VE victories
and one defeat.
However. should Northwestern win
the game, its iinal In the conference,
the Wildcats would wind up With q
5-l ranking and would share the
title II Minnesota loses one game.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Texas SchooIboy Wizard as Gridiron Goiner
oseIoff Of croweI Beck and End Is Successor Todd
nd, Is Successor to Todd

which about 10000 youngsters
participate.
In the third place he needed
only II tries to make 437 yards.
Just one-third Of Kimbrough's
carry and only II yards short Of
his total.
While he isn't doing the block
ing and tackling, the 170-pound
Haselon whirls to the other side
on an end-around play.
In addition to his average Of
almcst II yards per, try, he has
caught eight passes for 13e yards
and scored 36 points.
His average gain is the highest
for any player Crowell ever has
producet-and you must remem.
Der that Crowell gave to the
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Enge| Spurns Dodger
Job Trying 10 Save
Chattanooga Club
b the Associated Press.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. IS.
Joe Engel, Barnum Of baseball. has
been offered . Job by the Brooklyn
Dodgers Of the National League as
head Of the Brooklyn farm system,
but says he win stay on the job here
for the time being.
Confirming . report Of the oner
from Larry MacPhail, general man.
ager of the Brooklyn club, Engel
said, II have Larry's offer In my
left hand pocket, but I'm going to
stay here and try to save the Chatta.
nooga club"
The Chattanooga Lookouts of the
Southern Association, a "fan-owned"
club, ran into financial difnculties
this season because of disappointing
attendance and lack of sufncient
profitable deals on players.
The club was purchased from
Washington Of the American League
by Engel and q group Of fans who
bought into the club at IS a share
The group still owes Washington
$40, 1000 on the deal.
I'm calling q meeting of directors
and stockholders late in November" !"
Engel said. II hope we can stfaight-
en- out the situation here"
Evening star., 1940-11-15
By the Associated Press.

6y tut hSsOClAtco EIeoc
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 15.-
Michigan football fans still can't
believe Tommy Harmon and his
teammates were knocked from the
ranks Of the unbeaten. Some IS. 900
Of them will swarm the huge Mich
igan Stadium tomorrow to take
another look at the Wolverines,
this time against Northwestern.
The 7-to-6 defeat by Minnesota
apparently was the shot in the arm
needed to boost ticket sales for the
Northwestern game. When the de-
jected Wolverines returned home,
ticket omces Immediately noted IN
upturn In business.
The front ONCE announced today
that, with fewer than $4,000 tickets
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Fight in Penalty Box
Boosts Excitement
AT Hockey Game
~ the Associated Press.

~ INC AASOClAte0 TIcoS.
Hockey has come up with count
less exciting games, but for the fans
money In Springfield. Mass, the
battle last night between the In
dians and the Indianapolis Capitals
will match them all.
Eddie Shores unbeaten Springfield
team had q 40 lead with less than
three minutes to 60 in the third
period and came out of the engage
ment with nothing better or worse
than q SIS tie.
But the fans, besides seeing stir
ring show on the ice, were treated to
free-for all in the penalty box that
lasted until police broke it up.
A dozen penalties were parceled
out. four of them majors, and at one
time the penalty box was jammed
to overflowing with seven culprits.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Train to Yale Contest

Yale Club members Of. Washington
travelling to the Princeton-Eli game
tomorrow at New Haven will have
the use Of q special car on the Penn
sylvania Railroad. It will leave at
8:55 q m. tomorrow and pick up Yale
Club members in Baltimore, Will
mington and Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CROWELL, Tex, Nov. 15.-As
an end, Junior Haselof1 Is . star
halfback-and vice versa.
The critics rave about John
Kimbroush Of the Texas Assies
with his 40 yards. But, after
all, Kimbrough only has to play
fullbAck and besides 1t required
40 tries to roll up that yardage.
Haselon holds down two posi-.
tions for Crowell High School.
In the first place he's the
greatest wingman In this schools
history. In the second place he
is the top average ground gamer
OF Texas schoolboy football-in
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Los Angeles-Just a nod to U. C..

Los Angele-Just a nod to U. G.
L. A.
University Of Washington-South-
ern California ut Seattle-The
answer is Washington.
Mississippi State Millsaps ct State
College and Mississippi U.-West
Tenn. Teachers 1T Oxford-Should
be two sure wins for Old Man River.
Missouri Oklahoma ut Norman
Just about q tossup in spite OF
Christman, one Of the greatest for.
ward passers Of his time. The edge
to Oklahoma.
Michigan state-Marquette at MIL
waukee-Michigan State has edge.
Detroit Gonzaga ut Spokane
Detroit.
Florida Miami at Miami-I1l pick
Florida, . team that Is coming along
at q much faster pace.
Evening star., 1940-11-15

football world one Dick Todd,
who scored more than 600 points
In his high school career.
Todd today is with the WASH
ington Redskins Of the National
Professional League and is tied
for the top-scoring honors.
Haselod's value to the team
can be eauged not only in his
ground gaining ability. but his
durability. In his schools nine
games he has played every quar-
ter.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Gophers Hear Grid Come

Several members Of the Ice Follies
cast who are native Minnesotans are
expected to attend the seventh sue.
cessive football party staged by the
Minnesota State Society tomorrow
at 2:45 at Hotel 2400 in conjunction
with the broadcast Of the Gopher
Purdue game.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Duck Hunters Moy Try
Hand in Tropshoot

washington Gun Club will hold
its weekly shoot tomorrow at the
Benning traps with trophies to be
awarded in . 50-tarset test and on
. 25-target handicap contest.
Duck hunters interested in trying
their guns at practice are invited
to attend and may try their hand 1t
the flying clay targets.
Grounds adjoin the plant Of the
Potomac Electric Power Co. Shoot
ing beeinS at 2 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Dartmouth Cornell Pair

A luncheon marking the meeting
at 1880 of the Dartmouth and
Cornell grid teams tomorrow will be
held at the Lee Sheraton Hotel.
Dartmouth Alumni will be hosts and
both later will listen to broadcast
of the game.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Forkos Not Likely
To Ploy Sunday

Although apparently in good
shape and rarin' to 60, Andy
Farkas probably win not play in
Sundays game here between the
Chicago Bears and the Wash
ington Redskins.
FarkaS has had little chance to
test his speed and general condi-
ton this week because Of the
muddy field and Coach F1aherty
has about decided, to wait an
other week before returning him
to duty.
His return to duty would force
. player onto the inactive list,
as the Skins at present are carry
ing the full load Of 80 permitted
under rules.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
20-Team Pin League
OF beautieians 10
Open tuesday
H. Davidson. Heods Loop;
AL Denhom Shoots 400
After 25-Yeor Try

The Beauty Operators Mixed
League. q brand new 2o-club loop
made up mostly Of bowling novices.
will stage its inaugural at the Lucky
Strike next Tuesday night.
Omcers are Henry Davidson Of
the Congress Beauty Supply Co..
president. and Mrs. Marie SAKE Of
Nettie's Beauty Shop, secretary.
Teams constituting the league are
Hecht Co., Garfinckel's, Shoreham.
Ludie's. Frances Dee, Rose Mae. Joe
AIMS, Edison, Ethel Talley. Evelyn's,
Henri Robert, Metas, A. B. c. Sup
ply, Capitol Supply, Southern Sup
ply, Union BARRIERS, Kay-Myers and
Wall G Son.
Other teams desiring franchises
should apply to Betty Hill 1T Hobart
1859. or be ready to roll at $50 next
Tuesday.
A long bowling dream came true
for AL Denham last night at Colum-
bia when he posted . season record
set Of AIS in the Census League. 1t
was his first 400-set in more than
q quarter century Of pinspilling.
Kipps' 3S3 was the heaviest wallop
Is the Once quint banged out high
counts Of SOL and $50 In the Bureau
of Standards League. Ross Of En-
gineers reeled on the best single OF
40 at the Chevy Chase Ice Palace.
Featured by Elliott's 1874 Finance
rollers walked OF at the Penn Rec
reation with high game Of 6N in
the Railroad Retirement Board
League. Thompson of Secretary's
once counted 375 in a team score
Of 1,660.
Tie for High Game.
All even were Kitty Smith Of C
G p. No. 2 and Miss M. Davis OF
Rector's Flowers with 122 In the
Clarendon Ladies League. Eleanor
Vincent Of Clarendon Bowling Gen.
ter was tops with 1856. The runner
up Rector's swept Tosgery Shop with
highs Of $40, al.
Johnny Burger with Isl and Bot
Stewart with 377 divided honors In
the Takoma Duckpin Association
loop.
Dee Proctor and Carl Calabrese
B. A. R. teammates, chalked up
respective highs in the Civil Service
League at the New Recreation with
127 and $50.
Tops in the Surgeon General OF.
nee Mixed League at the Lucky
Strike was Bus Brennan, with 1874
352.
With q season record Of 1,64f, thu
Carroll Laundry team swept Sterlinf
in the Laundrymen's League. Owens
361 led the victors while Strickland
was high for the losers. with l3s.
Evening star., 1940-11-15

Washington spares-Pranschke. Mailley,
Macbeth. Mcbride. Burns, McTeer. Nc
Curry, Colvin.
Boston spares-Allen, splaine. Forten.
Yourkerwicz, 0uibord, Stuhbs. 0ulhvan,
Campbell.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
The
SPORTLIGHT
Georgetown and B. c.
In Weeks Big Come
By GRANTLAND RICE,
enA>isI Corresnondent of The Star

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (N.A.N.A).
We now are moving into the SEMI
finals of one Of the greatest college
football seasons written into the
records of 70-year-old game.
The headline games involved in
this stretch scramble are Boston
College and Georgetown-Minne-
sofa and Purdue Stanford and
Oregon State-Texas A. and M. and
Rice-Northwestern and Michigan,
one of the tops-Washington and
U. s. c.
It might be remembered that
Boston College and Georgetown
would be an even beteor better
against Minnesota, Stanford, Texas
A. and M. or Tennessee. At least
this is what all the pro scouts think,
and they know what it's all about
more than the noncombatants, at
least.
Boston College-Georgetown at
Boston-The top game OF the
country. Two great teams-big,
fast, experienced and ably coached
with a total record of more than 30
victories without defeat-on a
par with the best In the country, in
cluding Minnesota, Texas A. and M,
Stanford and Tennessee. The nod
to Boston College. Stronger attack.
Weather Could PIoy Big Part
In Michison- -WiIdeot Come
Michigan-N Northwestern at Ann
Arbor-One Of the tough games Of
the day to pick. Both are among
the strongest teams In the country.
Each has been beaten by Minnesota
in q nip-and-tuck contest. This Is
q game in which weather can play
a big part. It might affect the
Big Nine Conference championship.
III call this one a draw.
Yale-Princeton at Princeton-One
of footballs classics. Here is a
game that goes back a long way
and has known more color and
action than most of the traditional
games. I give the edge to Princeton
through Allerdice.
Harvard Brown at Cambridge-As
a rule, Harlow's Harvard teams are
at their best in November, but
Brown has been coming at fine
speed lately and I think has the
edge.
Texas A. & M.-Rice at College
Station-This will be another rugged
test for Texas A. & M. Jess Nicely
has done a magnificent Job with
Rice just as he did with Clemson
. year ago. A hard game but I
pick Big John Kimbrough and Texas
A. 81 M.
Stanford Oregon State at Palo
Alto-Another hard test for STAN
ford against a very fine Oregon
State team. I'll string with STAN
ford.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Grid Come for FuirIuwn

Mclean Hornets and Police No
10, 125-pounders, will clash on Fair.
lawn Field No. 8 tomorrow at 1
o'clock,
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Terrors Seeking RivoIs

Northeast Terrors desire foes In
the 125-pound class for Sunday
games. Call Lincoln 5109-J.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
kovy Picked to Beat Lions
In Interesting Struggle

Columbia Navy at New York City
-One Of the most interesting games
Of the year. Both teams are ably
coached. I think, however. Navy
has more manpower than Columbia
can show. I'll pick Navy.
N. Y. U.-Penn State at State
College-Mal Stevens has q young
green team which is improving
rapidly, but unbeaten Penn State
is one of the best teams In the
country with a fine line and good
backs. The answer Is Penn State.
Pennsylvania Army at Philadel-
phia-A good game in which Penn
sylvania has all the advantage in
the way of material. Yet a week
ago Pennsylvania was not strong
enough to beat Harvard which was
supposed to be cutclaSsed. think
this time, though, that Pennsylvania
has more than Army can offer In
rebuttal. Pennsylvania.
Minnesota Purdue at Mime
apolis-One of the final barriers
that Minnesota has to hurdle this
season to finish an unbeaten cam
paign. On form Minnesota Is ut
least a touchdown or two touch
downs better than Purdue, but Pur-
due can shoot the works while
Minnesota can't after facing the
hardest schedule of the year. Here
is a chance for an upset, but I still
must string with Minnesota.
Tennessee-Virginia at Knoxville
Another Tennessee gallop.
Alabama Georgia Tech at Atlanta
Tech still badly crippled has only
an outside chance. Alabama. with
a lone defeat, still is one of the
best teams in the South. Alabama.
Tulane Georgia at New Orleans
A game that Tulane should win by
at least two touchdowns through
much more experience.
Villanova- Manhattan at New York
City-Another game loaded with
action. I'll take . chance on Villa
nova in what should be . scoring
spree.
Evening star., 1940-11-15

GureQ CnaCOnaS Market scores OF
62l-l,81l that beat Master BARRIERS,
81.
Kalacitinos Sets Record.
New owner of the seasons high
game in the Panama Canal League
is Pete Kalacitinos with 158. The
A. and T. roller also banged out
the weeks high count of ST.. Also
in the limelight at Convention Hall
was Bill Miller with $50 and Ed.
monston with 3S3 in the @. A. o.
Night League.
With 146 Bernice johnson Of
Agriculture and Margaret Lynn Of
the leading r. F. G. No. with 371
were standouts in the Ladies Federal
League. Another league highlight
at Arcadia was F. B. rs. high 1853.
Sporting season records in the
Electrical Utility Employees Union
League along with George Beach,
who boasts an all-time high of 1872.
are his pace-setting Local No.
teammates, who aided at the King
Pin m smothering the runnerup
Local No. II quint with marks of
663-1, ,756.
The Five KS garnered most Of
the laurels in the Miscellaneous Tax
Unit League at King Pin when Jim
Fishenden's 366 topped scores Of
557-1,6l6. Tax Burdens were a 81
victim. Garret Van Hoesen's high
136 decided the rubber tilt IN favor
of the Tobacco Scraps over the
Maple Nuts.
Helen Suess Is Star.
Helen Suess, with 317, was tops
as the E. & E. quint trimmed the
P!nettes. 81, in the Ladies Pro-
curement League. The Demons
took team honors with 507-1,4 ,428,
but lost two games to the Cardinals.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
D. c. Women Swell Great Field
In Chesapeake Pin Stokes;
Richmond Event Grows

tured Chaconas Market scores Of
62l-l,81l that beat Master BARRIERS,
81.
Evening star., 1940-11-15

With q season record Of 1,64s. the
Carroll Laundry team swept Sterling
in the Laundrymen's League. Owens
361 led the victors while Strickland
was high for the losers, with 138.
The weekly echo., 1940-07-05

Herman J. D. Carter, Nashville Negro
writer and graduate of Fisk University
In the class of 1881, received an appofni
nent in Washington DC. Thursday for
a position as Clerk Typist in the Dept
Of Commerce, Bureau of Census, with
orders to report Thursday June 20, al
300 am.
For the past ten years, Carter has
been associated with many Negro
papers and during the last three years
has owned and operated his own maya
zines, the NATIONAL GOSPEL DIGEST
and the NATIONAL NEGRO MIND.
which he changed to THE AMERICAN
NEGRO MIND, to avoid any association
with any foreign element of the Negro
race, such as communists, and and
Socialists, etc.
Carter will move the main office of
his magazine, and the FIRST NOVEL
Continued on page Two)
The weekly echo., 1940-07-05
Meridian District
North Zone Meeting

Zone; and Mrs. R. L. Young with ref
erence to 1.-THE Messenger" published
by the Woman's Correctional Councils
the reports were called for and "a
mounted to $1O1O Mrs. Lewis of Plea
SAINT Grove c. NJ E. Church, and Mrs.
Maggie Mosley of Little Zion, assisted
by the staunch laylnan and friend Of
the ladies in their missionary work z.
F. Young, Jr., lifted the largest public
offering since the organization of the
Zone, which amounted to $685. A total
of Sl646 was left for the benefit of
Newell Chapel TINS collections for the
dav amounted to S35N.
Rev z. D. Brent FASTER e the Coed
Hope Circuit will preach for the next
Zone which will be held at Pleasant
Grove c. NJ E. Church on the fifth
Sunday in September.
AIRS. L. Wilson, President
The weekly echo., 1940-07-05

A Home Paper with q HON.
Editor: That Tells the state
News Weekly.
The weekly echo., 1940-07-05

of the universal Life Insurance company
Meridian District, left the city Saturday.
! daughter, Miss Maggie Juanita, attended
, the National Young Peoples Conference
[ held in Memphis, Tenn, last week.
The Girls Scouts of this city spent
lovely week of outing last week in
the Burwell Springs settlement. A
lovely outing is reported.
Mr. Cleveland Cole of Daleville, presi
dent of H. B. A. No. so was in the
office Saturday of last week on business
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Suayhorn cele
brateei their eighteenth wedding ami
verssry Friday evening at their home.
Miss Mabel Brewster, grand daughter
) Of Reverend E. F. Young, underwent
e throat operation last week in Ander
son Infirmary.
Miss Lille Brown, a County School
teacher is in the Meridian Sanitarium
where she will undergo an operation.
Rev. F. P. Leonard held his quarterly
conference at Rose Hill Circuit Sun
day, June 80. The elder was paid out
in full
Reverend and Mrs. F. P. Leonard were
dinner guests of Mrs Lula Larkin,
Sunday, June 30.
Little Gloria Helen Smith, daughter
of Professor and Mrs. T. R. Smith Of
3p13 18th Street. was rushed to the
Meridian Sanitarium Saturday, evening
on accouRt of illness
News has reached the office of Rev.
r. L. Young that Rev. H c. Chapman
If Jackson, Mississippi passed Thursday
of last week. Reverend Chapman was
pastor of the Gloster District C. M. 2;
Church. FENsP8