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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Why Not a
Foo Bowl?

LONG BEACH-Fog won an
other football game last night.
score: visibility 90.
For the second consecutive
weekend a wet ocean fog blanket
ed Long Beach Junior college sta
dium. and scheduled game be-
tween Long Beach and Bakersfield
Junior colleges was postponed un-
til December.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Buckley IL. Sumner o

BUCkl.EY-Buckley Mountain
GERS stopped Sumner Spartans
from scoring for the first time
this year and moved on for 1910
Puget Sound conference victory
here yesterday afternoon.
Lowell Doud. Buckley's all
conference back. scored both
touchdowns. bucking over the
first from the vineyard line
and breaking through guard
for IS yards for the second.
Three passes from Doud to
Bob Ross featured the 6S-yard
first touchdown drive.
Summers closest threat was
stopped by the halftime clock after
the Spartans had recovered a
fumbled punt on the Buckley five
yard line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Hiqhline IL. Kent o
HIGHIINE Highline

HIGHLLNE - Highline Pirates
regained their winning form here
yesterday afternoon by defeating
Kent vandals. 1910, in a Puget
Sound conference encounter.
The Pirates Tailed in the second
period when Bill Skube's courtyard
end run chmaxed long drive. In
the third period. End George Arm
strong picked up a blocked kick
and raced 20 yards downfield TO
score.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10


Wlllomet,e S., Puget Sound 7.
Saturday Come
Whitmon vs.. College OF ldoho.
SALEM-A powerful Willamette
university football team ran rough
shod over the College of Puget
Sound here last night, crushing the
Loggers under a 55-7 avalanche.
The Bearcats scored eight touch
downs-two In every period. The
lone CPS score came In the closing
minutes of the first half when Jack
Spencer. Logger halfback. inter
copied a Willamette pass and ran
SIS yards to score.
Outside Of that one furry II
was all willamette. The Bear
cats divided their scoring. Og-
dahl, Stewart and Hampton
scored two touchdowns and
Reynolds and Connors one
each. Reeder kicked four con-
versions, Stewart three and
Fitzgerald one.
In six games the Bearcats have
scored 234 points. an average of 80
a game. to ~ for their opponents.
Their only defeat was at the hands
of University of Idaho, 80 to s.
where they went far out of their
class of competition. Bearcat coach
Is Spec Keene.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
By HAROLD SHAW

FIFE = A new Pierce County
league football champion was
crowned here yesterday afternoon
when Clover Park Warriors de-
feated Fife Trojans, I TO 0, in q
bitterly contested battle Of
breaks"
1t was the first league defeat
for the Trojans and also the first
time they had been scored on in
county play. For the Warriors.
it was their first major sports
championship.
Twelve times the hall
changed hands on "breaks"-
fumbles. interruptions. blocked
kicks-but only one paid off
and that was the 6S-yard run
with an intercepted pass by
Clover Parks right tackle,
Frank Barry.
After tucking the Fife aerial
under his arm, Barry wasn't stop
ped until Shinobu Teranishi grab
bed Barry's pants from behind
and forced him out-of- bounds on
the Fife one-yard line.
TISH GOES OVER
1t only took Steve fish one
terrific plunge at the line to score
the touchdown and another fish
plunge added conversion. These
seven points, scored in the first
five minutes of play, stood up
the entire game although the final
gun fired with the Warriors on
the Trojan vineyard line.
Flies big chance came In
the very first two minutes Of
play when two successive
Clover Park fumbles put the
Trojans on the Warrior H.
yard line. But then Fife FUN
bled on the first play and
Clover Park recovered to stop
the threat.
The thrills started on the open
ing kickoff and continued right up
to the final seconds when Fife
STAYED off a Glover Park drive. 1t
was a magnificent goal line stand.
Flies opening kickoff was short,
bounding into the startled Glover
Park linemen who fumbled the ball
and Frank Dreyer, Fife center,
rushed in and recovered the loose
pigslxin on the Clover Park 35-
yard line.
The Trojans were forced to kick
after three plays but regained the
ball on the 11-yard line when De-
We're Bailey fumbled and George
Iwakiri recovered.
Here a Fife signal went awry
and the ball sailed back on the turf
where Ed Mold recovered for
Clover Park. The Warriors kicked
and Fife started a touchdown drive
which ended in disaster.
A 19-yard pass-lateral play from
Yaha Sagami to Mel Rowe to
Kenji Yaguchi put the ball on the
Clover Park 31-yard line.
Here the Trojans passed again
and Barry grabbed the ball and
headed goalwards and the eventual
winning score.
All the rest of the half was
played in midfield with Fife chalk
ing up four first downs TO none
for the Warriors
The Trojans only moved into
Clover Park territory once the sec
ond then a tumble recovered by
the alert Mold stopped the march.
The Warriors then went on the
march and threatened the Trojan
goal all the fourth period. Twice
the gallant Fife line stopped the
Warriors to get possession of the
ball on downs
Finally Clover Park got a break
when Meinzen intercepted a Fife
pass on the 25-ysrd line Six PLAYS
made il a first down on the Fife
five-ysrd line. the Warriors barely
making yardage each time. Three
drives were stopped on the one
foot line as the gun sounded.
CLOVER PARK Pos. FIFE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
AvERILL HUNTING

ONTARIO. ore.-Esrl Averill.
former batting star of the Cleve-
land Indians of the American
league. today was trying his luck
with a gun instead of bat. Aver
i'll. who is spending the winter at
his Snohomish. Wash. home, was
or a hunting trip in the Ontario
area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Bears Ask
For Less
RaZZberry

BERkELEY-The University of
California football team. In an
open letter to the University root
ing section. today pleaded with
the rooters 10 behave themselves.
To be gentlemen, and TO stop an
tagonizing game officials at ex-
pense of the players.
I'VE have reached a point
where We stand TO lose yards
ut the expense Of hard work
and injuries because YOU. the
roofing section, feel that YOU
have 10 call the referee
Names the letter said. I'VE
need the rooters but we want
IN honest-to- goodness bunch
of supporters and not 10000
persons bent on undoing a.
work we have done"
In its appeal for less '.rsz.
berries" and more "rah-rah." the
football team joined DR.. Robert
Gordon Sproul. university presi-
dent. and Leonard (Stub) Allison.
varsity coach. sproul and Allison
have appealed several times this
year to the roofing section-one
of the largest in college football
to behave itself several times this
year.
Two weeks ago when California
played use. Allison rose from
the team bench during the game
and facing the rooters. asked them
to stop counting off the yards
when an official penalties the
team.
"a fsvorite stunt Of the
rooters has been 10 count off
the yards Of = penalty In this
manner: "One, two, three,
four. five you"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Last season marked the first
time the A. b. Z. has had Ia
award gold medals for perfect
games In each one of the IL
months. This IN said to result
from the sudden growth Of
summer leagues and air-con-
ditioned establishments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

FORT LEWIS - Notching their
third straight Puget Sound Army
Football league victory. 1880 Anti
Tankers defeated 752nd Tank
Battalion. ait. yesterday after
noon. Bill Kelly scored two
touchdowns and Jim Fox the third.
Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Close Perfect
Winlo Season
PIC Defects CIVIC.
20 to 7. at Yokimo


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Renion Nears
Puget Crown
Indions Pressed to
Defect Enumclow

HiohIine IL, Kent o.
BENTON - Enumclaw Tigers
matched Renton Indians touch
down for touchdown here last
night but couldn't maintain the
pace In the conversion department
and the Redskins neared their sec
ond straight Puget Sound confer
ence football championship with a
21-1s triumph.
The two teams took turns
In scoring. Renton opened with
Jack kIndle going 10 yards In
the first period. scored In the
second On Roy Sloan's l5-yard
gallop. Tailed again In the
third when kindle went over
from the three-yard line after
Sloan had boomed down the
field for 20 yards.
In between these Indian touch
downs. the Tigers scored first on
Don Bosik's short plunge after
Enumclaw had taken over a
blocked kick on the Renton H.
yard line. Two more scores were
made by Marv schweikl on five
yard bucks after downfield
marches by the Bengals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
February Is
300" Month

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia the
best month to try for 400 game.
This information was discovered
when the American Bowling Con-
gress checked over Its list of %.
perfect games reported last sea-
son and found that IS OF them
were rolled in February. Here In
a month-by-month table Of perfect
games for the 1904 season:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Cross State
Rivals Meet
Huge Delegation
Going from Tacoma

fridey Result
Seottle prep a. sremer.on 0.
Sotu,doy Come
S'odiurn OF Everett.
Tvesdey Gemes
5ellinohor1 o, Lincoln.
Wolfe Wollo at Lewiston, loo.
Basing their hopes for the 1e41
Cross State league football cham
pionship on the questionable task
of stopping the 'unstoppable'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Warriors Top
Trojans, 20
Fronk Berry Sets
Up Winning Score

Fridoy Results
Clover Pork J. Fife o.
Federol Way 70, sotonville 7.
Mondoy Comes
kopo~sin o. Ortina.
Roy OF Yelm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Substitutes: Clover Pork - Rey-
neIds, Pitmon, Johnson, Peterson,
Fodden, Peterson. Fife - kurpeski.
TheiIer. Ogden. n. Yesuehi. kessi.
Mosisoki, Yemomoto.
offieioIs: John Kennedy, referee;
Frenk 6iIIihon, umpire; Bvr BesI,
head iinesmen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

BROADCAST SLATED
Tonight's Everett Stadium
game viii be broadcast over
XVI, which has leased n spe-
cial wire from the field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Loggers Lose
BY 55-7 Score
Willamette Pours
Over 8 Touchdowns

Fsidey Result
Willonette S.. Puget Sound J.
Saturday Come
Whitmon vs.. College OF ldoho.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Germans Usinq
Old Planes in
West, Raj Says
Anticipated Types Met
Over Belgium; Britain
Claims 10 Shot Down
International New. service Cable

LONDON, Sept. Daring
daylight attacks by Royal Air
Force fighters and bombers, begin
ming al dawn and raging until
dusk. resulted in the sinking OF
four Nazi naval ships. damaging
OF four others, destruction of IS
fighter planes and the virtual de-
molition of power station in
Rouen France, the air ministry
announced.
The American Eagle fighter
squadron took part in the offensive
sweeps, il was revealed. with
Flight Lieut.. c. C. Peterson Of
Santaquin, Utah. shooting down a
Messerschmitt-109 for his sixth
victory II was announced un-
officially that this victory makes
Peterson the leading Eagle squad
ron ace.
Indication that Germany was
becoming hard-preSSed for planes
on the western front was seen in
an air ministry news service an
nouncement that one Of the most
mixed bags Of NaZi planes ever
shot down was credited TO Spit
fire squadron on an offensive
action over Belgium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
State Purple Heart
To Install Officers

Chapter colorS VIII be- presented
10 the Michigan chapter ol the
Military Order Of the Purple
Heart tomorrow night IN Danish
Brotherhood Hall by Cot William
y. Howe, Detroit district COM
mander.
Following the presentation core
monies. new officers viii bC
installed by Mai. Harry y. Vein
bCrgh. NJ d. OF Lansing national
commander of tho order Tho
officers arc J. Paul Taube, com
mander: Paul r Hickey, senior
vice commander. jay r. Rice
Junior vice commander: William
\. White. finance officer; Theodore
\. Handy. adrItant; j. d. Carmel
chaplain; John Johnson. historian
Alex UlanowitZ. Sergeant-at-armS
and Michael j. Thiede, depart
mcnt executive committeeman
New trustees are Maj. Ralph c
Sgmon. Frank PlotowSkl and
John Burgess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
NaziS Send
l2BelsianS
To Death
International News service Cable

BERLIN. Sept. 10 - Twelve
Belgians have been sentenced 10
death and presumably executed
for anti-German activities in
Brussels. the Brusseler Zeitung
said today
After "A l4-hour session on Sep
tcmber Is. said the paper. a Ger
man military court convicted tho
II persons on various charges in
GLIDING aiding the enemy. spying
or carrying on other serious
anti-German activities.
One Belgian woman was sen.
fenced TO seven years in prison
and another woman was freed
because of lack OF evidence.
The BrusSeler Zeitung stressed
that there is no appeal from such
VcrdlCtS. so II was assumed that
the executions took place at once
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Two Professors FLY
To London Farley

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 1NS)
Prof Alvin H. Hanson of Har-
ward. conSultant of the Federal
Reserve SyStem,and Prof. Luther
II Gulick Of Columbia. conSultant
of the National Resources Plan
ming Board, were on route bv elm
per plane today 10 attend the in
tcrnational conference on ScIrncc
and the world order in London.
Also among the 40 passengers
aboard the clipper was Wilhelm
MorgenStierne, minister to the
United States from the Norwegian
commandments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
JAW Official Found
Guilty Of Assault

Frank A. Pettrill. Of 1928 Ar
lngton avenue. treasurer OF Local
735. UAW-CIO. was found guilty
OF assault and battery today by
Recorders Judge George Murphy.
who suspended sentence.
Pettrill vas accused Of beating
up Sidney BceSlcy, Of 54O0 Russell
street. member of the local. on
August % while BeeSley was on
his way home from work. Pettrill
said he struck BeeSley because
BecSley continued TO circulate
'rumOrS that he was embeZzling
union funds despite the fact an
accounting had shown the accuSa-
ltlonS TO be- untrue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
CURFEW IN PARIS

VICHY, Sept. 19. -- INS) - In
an effort to prevent further at
tackS on German soldiers. head
quarters Of the Nazi army of
occupation in Paris today an
nounced a curfew from 9 p. m 10
; a. M. for Paris, commencing
tomorrow. During those hours res
taurants. theaters and motion
picture houses must be closed
NaZi army authorities stated
that all violations Of the curfew
laws will be held a. hostages. and
as such will be- subject 10 death
sentences in reprsal for attacks
upon German soldiers or occupa-
tiOnal authorities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
ANYTHING WITH WINGS

Apparently. every fighter plane
p that can fly was hurled into action
against this squadron. regardless
Of It's chances Of success. One OF
the NaZi victims was an Ameri-
can-made Curtis Hawk. tho type
\supplied 10 France more than a
year ago.
Another was a Henkhel. 1Z3
dive bomber. an antlquated de-
sign rarely used Still others were
a MeSSerSchmitt l09-F, a l09-E
both obscure typcSl and a
JunkprS-52 dive bomber The
fact that these planes were being
used 10 fight SpithreS was taken
As proof that Gernany's first line
fighters are virtually nonexIstant
in the west None Of them IS a
match Tor The oldest SpItfirc.
Berlin claimed Ia British
planes shot down, Is fighters.
one Hampton bomber and two
Blenherm bomherS The latter
pair were said 10 have been Sho,
down during an attcmp, TO bomb
a German ship IN the English
Channel
This daylight action followed 2
night offensive against the Rhine
land industrial area Of western
Germany. Despite bad flying
weather. Raj heavy bomhers
dashed karlsruhe. starting large
fires and damaging war industry
plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
RED ARMIES CAPTURED

lIELSlNkI. Sept. 10. INSl '
Surrounding a large Soviet forma-
ton. Finnish and German troops
several tanks. 20 guns
200 trucks and took several
prisoners. Finnish gov
eminent announcement sand today
Finnish fighter planes were
,redIted with shooting down nine
Soviet planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

Pierced by Ice Pic k,
Doctors SeW IL Up

Lonnie Jones. 81. Of li25 Madi-
son avenue. was given a 50-5Q
chance 10 live today after doctors
AT Receiving Hospital Sewcd two
stitches in his heart which was
pierced by an ice pick during a
quarrel.
Police held his aSSailant. Albert
Christopher. 81. fellow roomer,
on charge of assault with intent
to murder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Ace Finn
WarSIlip
Is Sunk
International >r~. >er,,o. wiz.

STOCKHOLM, Sept 10 Sink
ING OF tho 3.900-ton Finnish coast
defense ship llmarInen pre>um-
ably in a battle with the Soviet
Baltic fleet was confirmed todal
10y the Finnish legation IN Stock
holm.
out OF the crew Of 320, about
80 men were feared lost
The llmarinen was one Of Fin
lands TWO largest war vessels. her
SIster-Ship being the Naeinaimocl-
nen
According TO reports from Hell
,lnk. The llmarlnen was destroyed
IN a battle with Russian vessels
OFF Hangoe al the entrance 10 the
Gulf OF Finland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Freight Crashes
Into Coast Flyer
International Ns~, service Wire

PASO ROBLES. Cal Sept 10
One woman Was seriously injured
and scores Of sleeping passengers
were bruised and shaken carly to-
day when a fast freight tram
crashed INTO the rear Of the South
ern Pacihcs Lark. san Francisco
Y .os Angeles flyer. SIX miles north
~ PasO Roblcs
Seven cars OF the Lark were de-
rallied, including the parlor-obser-
walton car and several slcepcrS.
The Lark had stopped ON the
mainline track when a t3NrsbWith
five passengers stalled in front Of
il AZ a crossing. The fast over
night merchandise train crashed
into its rear at full speed APP
proMmately 100 passengers We're
aboard. most of them sleeping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
SEIZE LABOR's MILLIONS

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 10 GNS)
Quisling Nazi authorities have
C onfiscated about Sll 100000
worth Of cash and bonds belonging
to the Norwegian Labor Fedora
ton. it was stated IN dispatch
from oslo.
The seizures included 300 labor
federation buildings, homes and
shelters, the dispatch said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
YesL...

You can still buy on
w ards Convenient
Payment Plan the
new federal reeuIa-
tion Of insta llment
selling applied only
TO a few lines Of mer-
chsndise :. even on
these lines the reeuIa-
tions D O NJ OF
change tn g monthly
payment you m a ke
on w arc S c 0 n
venient Payment Plan
c o m Q TO our
Credit De parfmenss
a SIX about this
easy wey to get the
things you want today
:. enjoy them while
you are payin 9 for
them a little each
month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

All new Parker Wilder flsn-
nels and new wool crepes in
rich Fall shades. Gay plaids
OF at least $50 new wool,
balance rayon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

Air cushioned solcs . heels and arch cush
=. flexible socS built-in arch for ex
support . leather insoles and kid quar-
linings All the newest Fall styles and colo
Complete SIZE range from TO 9; AAA to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Japan Protests
Red Mine Peril

TOXIC. Sept l9 Japan today
filed a protest IN Moscow a. a
result Of the alleged danger ariS-
Ing from Russian mines floating
IN the Sea of Japan.
The protest follows repeated
japanese representations 10 Wash
lngton and Moscow against ship
ping Of American aviation fuel 10
via the Sea Of Japan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

Mony 1OO% Wool =. Sizes 12 to III
Excellent woolens warmly inrncd handsomely trimmed with
good furs Deity styled with the modified shoulders lower
armholes front fulneSs Casual tailored styles tweeds
pad herring bones and fccce All the coors from mink
beige blue and of black range from
a. The coats trimmed in Wolf, Red Fox or Raccoon
Use Wards Convenient Monthly Payment Plan
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

Mr aud Mrs. J c. Hazsei of Moss
Point accompanied Emmett Hull OF
kreoie 10 Bastrop. La where they
visited friends and relatives, They
were accompanied home b. Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

Albert Lynd returned % ms home
in Panama City Pa Tuesday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

Misses Annie Session and Annie
Belle Miller spent Friday in Mobile
on business.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

day. aecurc1rx 70 Mr Mclean. and
1890 q Their are b Mtsnz@EprA %
weakea Illness for defence and -
menace every hoxas Drclsrang mat
healthy mA0pCwer b TIE basis q
al military might NE nzberculo9zs
Association Secretary states nzt
this orxmnfzatson IL strengthening
ia forces II order 20 tncfease ia
woTk tn health pfoteciaon
Tne Tabercaloazs Association. Mr..
Mclean say2 places high grace -
ucatl0nAl material h. he hands q
doctors. NURSES. health officers.
seacfen. patients. and others whc
need L. carries or research r.
diagnosis ard treatment progioes
bedside supplies for needy patients,
provides x-rAys b. the thousands
for seeking unknown kpreAders 81
disease, furnishes moving pictures
on tuberculosis fer use b. schools
and health departments, and a
many ways works for tsle preeenfioE
q needless death.
The Association 4 supported en-.
tfrely By the sale Of Christmas
SeaiA Mr.. Mclean states and nai
ee workers IN Mississippi. more
than @ per cent OF them reeeivins
no pay except The satisfaction thAI
comes from unSelnsh service
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
More People Die of
tuberculosis Than
Are Killed by Bombs

4 il surprising hcH few people
know tl4nt twice ~ many people Ia
ne United States have died q
tuberculosis "a have been killed ey
bombs in England during me pa
tho years This matter was bfuught
70 tire attcntion o. tsse state Beard
q Health STAFF TINS week BY Ny.
Logan n McLean. Executive Secre-
tary q the MizsassiprA tuberculosis
Association Of S~anatoftum, who
stated Pictures ~ 5roAen bodies
IN craterrd streets o. L0ndon ard
Coventry spssear In the papers and
we khudder fn horror at those need
Less 1eAshx Yet every four years.
right no& tuberculosis alone claims
more American lives than tbs
country has kzt in al its wars
since ire Declaration OF Tnaepend-
ence
Six hundred thousand eases o.
this disease exist In the country To-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
L

Rev g. II. Mcbride. the newly APP
pointed pastor Of Methodist churches
OF the vancieaye charge. preached
Sunday at the Ait. Pleasant church.
D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurin Ware. Sr.
entertained at dinner Sunday even
ing in honor OF the birthday Of
their elder son. Laurin Ware. Those
present to enjoy this happy event
we're Mi and Mrs Laurin Ware.
Sr.. Miss Margaret Ware. Fiorian
Ware and others.
O.
Saturday night Rev. and Mrs. @.
II Mcbride were surprised by a
number of the members Of their
church and given 3 pounding
which was much enjoyed By those
present.
Friday evening at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. A. q. Miller, Miss
DOllle Mae Noble, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Leo Noble. was married
to Lewis Barnes. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John ID Barnes. the ceremony
being performed By Rev. Mr.. Miller
Congratulations and best wishes are
extended the happy couple.
Bill Farley Of Moss Point was the
guest Of Prank Z Ramsay. Sunday.
%
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Murphy are
rsceiving congratulations ON the