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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
By JACK GUENTHER

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 Up - L :
a mighty lone way from the blue
grass of old Kentucky TO he bi1
green racing plant that spraW.s be-
meath me Sierra Nevada5 Gil Wea.
in California. but WhirlaWay has
safely arrived d, the END Of t.se
iine. After his first res. Il t"5
years. tie cannonbaIl from Calume.
IS back on the track gett.n- reaG.
for the race Of his Eouns life.
That would be tie 100000 Sane
Anita handicap, the race III winch
he can la claim 10 tae thorough
bred championship Of al tn L
he wins. WhlrlaHay poe5 70 the top
of the list as the b.ggcst Garner eycr
bred And right along with Inn VII
90 the husky ruddy- faced Kansal
who changed him from a half-Wif
to the greatest horse Of his da"
I'm speaking of the mo0n-taeeG
trainer who IS known Is plain Be-
Jones. You may nave heard Of Per
Jones through the ntWspaD@E5 az
d04O DCA q -As1I 44t - l. - H. =
approached horscman on tie t,lr.
But unless you've gone out 70 IL
racetrack before the zun has r.sen
above tie barns YOU WOE =. a1ya -.
him. For he Is tho fashioned
trainer tSpe-he believe II W.
Jones wasn't selected a. angbGdT
man Of the year Eat in mlNc - =
as much entitled 10 that dub.3g=
honor as Joe LouIs. JJe DlH12aIg#
Bernie BIerman, Bobby Riegs q
anyone else you can name H ea.4-
mated his prCte-sIou ana ie re"ez'
lost his faith Or hi temper 90
have TO know the racctrack u I.a5@
how rare those Gaaatlea arc.
Trainers are mythical lSUaa -
the ordinary fac!ng fans==neA %h1
are supposed TO deal i. insldc IL
formation VINO @hCot WIN tncl~
horses only when the OGGs are hl2a
and WHO peak IL dc" CON ~ L
doses from the SIDE d 'aei1
mouths Well Ben just doesnt Z
that picture. He just 4 b.e b.nft
te4I9W WITH n0Me5pGA L4lH9E u =
infinite patience.
TIE latter virtue La ..4Ge Inn
what ne IS toda2, tie .olemG
trainer in America. He l. offer
en- type OF trainer tu@n a. Ia1.
Smith D. Max HitscA II fa9e =.
Wolks WITH dozcna Of Eorses a iize
same time and has prcetg iaa a9sae
flesh TO PICK from. He coz n VI
as many race a sCane other nc
but, more important he VII ~
most big stakes.
He cidnt always 60 ,hat. e -
years he was a "gypsya a. fheF "a
on the tracks, a traYcang owner
trainer who would aWap a Hor3" a.
quickly as he would run ONT In al!
the years Jones raced his own colofs
he came up with cnly one good
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
Ia. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Dec. . lsP1
Hens, Lcgho.ns, 90 10 s. lbs 17e
Hens, Leghocns over s. to lbs lie
rIens, Leg. over 4 lbs and up lso
dens, colored, a to 54 lbs FAC
liens, colored over 5 n lbs & up 24e
Broilers j. and up Ia lbs 19c
Broiiers aver u and up TO = 2Ue
t'ryers. Leg. vore 2l. to lbs. 1oc
Fryers, colored, 21 20 81 lbs zoe
Fryers. colored over 3+ to Az 2lc
Roasters. colored. over A. lbs &c
stags, colored ................ lac
Did Roosters, colored ........'. l3c
Did Leghorns Roosters ........ 0St
Ducklings. Pekin over lbs. 19c
DuckIings, Pekin under 5lbs. lie
Did Ducks, White Pekin ...... osc
Young Tom Turkeys 90 ID up lge
Young Tom Turkey 1922 lbs 19e
Young Ten Turkeys 70 and dip 23a
Capons to 6lbs ...........-......... 2oe
,apons over lbs and up ...... 2oc
Rabbit. No. l white a1z TO AZ lot
Rabbits, mixed colors 3e-41 L lbs l3c
Rabbits No. old ................ .o1c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
sun BOWL.

Il PASO, Tex Dee. ) Up -
Tie University CT Ta.sa. bea-ea only
;Wiee this season-by ;oaeh so4t..-
west conference teams Mi p.a1 III
the sun Bowl Jan ! probably
against Arizona Champion O. tire
Border conference.
Coach Henry Frnka Of Tulsa an
nounced acceptance CT the invita-
ION last night. TIE sun Bowl to>
role usually is accorded tie B0rdrY
champion and Arizona Is leadGe Tt
loop with five wins and no ,esseS.
Arizona, however, plays a stro,.-
Utah team tomorrow and 4 dt.ea.
might sWing the nomination I
Texas Tech. which has Won 80
conference games and compiled II.
impressive Intersections! record.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
L. 4. PRODECE

Los ANGELES D.. a tJ.pt
Trading VIZ rather ion II sa1f
Bunched vegetables. beet as=1zs.
carrots - soe. celery reat e#.1ee.
dixon tito green onions l.sfl=l = -
leeks 30: mustard fe. -. paisley
6o-75o, radishcs aa-1oo. spinach u
5. turips 75-9os. aaIse. XIII ra1.
watereress and rhara @es ,t.r
plant @5e. mint sa-&a,
Celery. local Pascal - "a 80
s5-1. Pismp l35sl ut. oyaa5a -
as, San Diego l3s-l a.. hearts
laeal 75=sl. Ptsnto l.25=} Il. golden
heart - in -. y san bIeEo i II
2.l5-o IS
cuoumbers s4a nGesa 81 =.
San Luis ohisre - So. ImfesIas
Wy SILL -
Lettuce. Guadalupe a. S.ata
Maria dry raek l. = ~ -.
Ito, local Il l.as- s.
Pea. pole Sal plree - "a /
Imperial Nly - 81 peate 80
squas whit -amm#s Saa bseE
S2225 local Si.5a=>s: Imp. GA
sl.75-2. Italian San pieeo I.5e-t -.
local 81 5e-i.75. Imr y $. .5o-l.75=
yellow erookueek Imp Nly Sl.ao=
lis. San Pedro l.5p=i.7as ream -.
cal 4o-5oo: tab" queen y -6ee. hut.
bard Lempoe = 1h banana ptaE
! Lc ID
Tomatoes loaal ar San big
stones 4x5 >l.5o.l.75. ~ and 5xf
sl.75.2 IS tX6 5o-I.15. santa Bal
hara 5xa aud 5xe >aas.4.5a. tNa
s2.25 6x7 s.. stems 2..ayer ~
TO SKI Santa Barbara Se.e5-a On. san
Dieg So -. layer tx6 Santa Bar
bara 81 81. ox7 So Is
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

tLorugLbreG. L.. @a5 tW0-%ea>-
Cd named CAP. Seth. ard iGjarN
killed la of before he turned
three.
Jones n.ade III laa- y. conaec-
Ten VIII WGgl.ogt F3sn az
promptly caa.e up X.ta . Eentackg
Derby "ia3.ee i LaH.s.. - yeaas
20 - switched q Na.~a4 NGlgh, :
Calume1 Farm. III lsxuticUs
sE0#plaee aaG .as' .1oa9o II
seven Tee2.s. IT, yer. 80 d. ,Jonss.
!. W. shoT u#0tt q. 5290G09.
I. there ! a." person a.geetig rt-
sponsl5Ie Iog iae eh.aso It's tie
rev .nai. . the beaG Z. st.e CaM-
met tas4as agnas.
Josc= 4of E!s S"e9a4 Do y viz .
Icr IN &Elr.& 9u. b~.9ra =" walk
20 as DaDE Dae-. - - ring Il
plrE up Ma VII fi5b5H Of rose
ae Vel taroa2A an experience tha5
would h@E" stopped . Ter man.
II A:s tIlSf Car. War.a&ag was a
eraeE-ps. %aG sh!ca rerss lime ha
.1aeard 80 ..feteh. / -. al Tire
i0Ie 1GaG LII 10 GI1a.4g .tln.
Ben slen- Hah #H...a%ssl, talk-
cd 10 Hla! at tf1!ea Lna by TIC
Gous. H a=lcd h.M personally
&olna 'farE an5 lei .am fhrough
YaedG41.=. r. baa- HM d special
.taa fa#,sa aIm 9l,a different
,ockn9= and ao. aged Iar a ont
nEes a.-3...=@. An3 u. - %El,e :.
H. OH OIL. Ioaes F.a...=l@ Work-
% Rl.a al IT, ettcr - aorses III
IL CaluM@t 'tu.z.
jenes J. ea' tEege - &s...4 AHta
Ho@. aHd ao.a saa IA. - baby
.d". IaEe j troa 80 ~ %oaf
.edTe lin 1a4i r. ~ 1saaed h!tn
thloGgu al.o.he. - noe q
noWar5=rhe &c Doc ( .ub vii
aaud o., - III anaer - Ne Cold
en. Gaaep nd aaHbe re zrtllcas
agrse q ii fHe.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
Turf STARS AT
SANTA ANTI a

six. and Howard fom All nomi-
nations are accompanied b5 Sl06
fee
Other outstandins American thor
ougnbred7} }nommated were Portef's
Cap Staretor Dispose Pirate. OR
Boots, Haltal, SWeepida, Bolinbroke
Specify, Impound, Marriage IT,
gle Ending. Cis Marion So1ap
Chance. DogpatSh, Rineie, Baii
Reign, Gallahadim Ni,countr and
Sirasia.
Foreign enfies. some Of them
Whisked lror ire va theater III
cIuded Fllist5o Sae!h3romhon.
GrassaopPet, Neissen, Beita Crane,
Hunters Neon " The Starborn
and Sierra Nevada. Two impol ted
entries, A2Qcar in 1885 and Kayak
Il in 1895, have Won the rich race
Weights will be announced by the
racing secretary on Dec. Is, and
it was expected WhnlaWay would
draw the top impost q. 13o OF 1872
pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
b. GIGRtsE KIRK SEA

JACESoNNil. Z Fla d :. >
Up -AIaias .eaet.a MANAGES I'D
a.asnates ~, m5san. GA + CHI
caeo ted. L. n II annual winter
n ..Has ..a. .5.9 @a, eyeS IL
dicatIon fa3f oAa c. The liz lles'
aao!,ss @f=.aaa. =. .aeeat ytas viii
tase lliaea aa.oae HaaaAdI .aae&4
al5.aaea taa u.la Il icasu. s3a-
yen'.oa. e!e.H sa#aE W. 4 assh-
our f. t. l4asla- mart III
aveaHaAo4E %4s Lad ,ot eetegal
.ssJa.f..2.: Hasa1st. leaal" deas
x - - s5..a ati..,tsG IN GGi@aGJ
-. w..
a iea aaH.au.a ! aeie clubs
~ & >. = ssGs. Reds Cald-
49, a.. l-as.s 1t "a sne Yegse
e ma'..t.a trsdf=. o. prominent
Aa..5..a lss.st.e med saia beigs
Gspas..a Ii n.a:. saat ae'd Dl
ge.s MN s.".l>ea = II ieast
Tee = foU u.#.. &e"att mac
- e. a-a=
III g - sa@s=s - stmo here
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

MAJ qualife. Sunday nieht pairings
will be made AMI the tourney will
gel underway mnedia:ely follow
ING.
Johnny Tainac. club pro. an
nounoed Friday taat trophies VII
be given to he winner and runner
up i'll each fllaht. Tie championship
flight, Tmnar said. will include 10
players and che fhahta 3.
Club members sic had qualified
by Friday ana theu score r r.
BmcGu6ld. :. Forrest Fesra on, 10.
Forrest Mamie. 81. Rofald layton
"a: Charles SON 81. La Gasta&
%. Mike Carver. 81. Hank Jensen
88; Ray Edwards. 90; Barney Hal
bert. 81. Hugh Latham, 81; A. I.
Yaeckel. 81. Vigso Hanson /: Bel
HERRING. %; Bob Fahs. "a. William
Burke. 95. Louie Moore. lo0, Geor5e
Fleming, l0l.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
SAC BUYS CAIRNS
FROM PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. Dec ) up -
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced TO-
Gay that Dehs CAIRNS, veteran out
fielder who won the National
League batting championship III
1910 has been scld to tie Sacra-
mento club of the Pacitlc Coaost
league.
The 33-year-old Texan, who com
piled a batting average Of .355 il
103 games during the 194o season
with Pittsburgh, was used mostly
in pinch-hittine role by Manager
Frank Fisch last season.
Although he had a streak Of seven
straight hits rs a pinch-hitter,
Garms' batting average dropped to
2262 for the 1871 seaeon. He played
some games in the outfield and a
number at third base.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

Les ANGELES. Eee. TT
Federal SITE Nit seNs SET -
HaF> Salahle Ii. about ~4aaas =
medium 10 good is#-2aa H. -. -
good - shoi#c quoted l. 1lz45 teW
l6a H. aa0a and same - las j.
i t. seWs laehiaei feeEer i8s>
l. .5n-I4
Caftle sa3ah1e 2aa. medium =
eeta steers aaa Geifer- aching
-ts,r> qaotea ia-ll575 ara AsifefS
= - common t. 5ue5iz.'a ~
-teaay -. odd hsaa - 7a.#san=
uers and cutters 5.a5#7. h=3ls S:taa,
- -. raa3 quoted : - .,sv teede:
Hale = ,a1se> eafaae =. -seadN
odd god - choice ssa.er .2.se-l3 -
daughter ealse> quoted ssa=l2s
SUCKERS aasald
Sh,ep sa1ah.e aones Sd IL
Aa3se wooded laHhs quoted II
i - aaa gil eAet~ So.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
HANK GREENbEDG
CIVILIAN AGAIN

FORT CUSTER, Mich, Drc
Up - Sgt. Hank Grcenbere role.
Out Of a bGnk III the barracks of a
aHtitank battery at Fort Custer to
Gay 10 resume his civilian role
tie Detroit Tigers s55 000-a-Tes
aatfieldcr. He Was discharged be
eaasa he is over 28.
Gfecnbers Waa to have been It
leased Monday but his di-chare
was postponed because the finan~
ofiirel wasn't ready with his fina
Army monthly pay check $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
|. 4. SELLS STInE
70 PORTLAND

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 5 up
Pitcher Lee Slime of the Les Al
geles Baseball cub has been sold
to the Portland club, It was an
nounced today.
Amount paid by Portland fcr
Slime vas not disclosed by Clarence
Rowland, business manage. Of tie
Los Angeles club, who told the out
right sale Of the pitcher while at
tending a minor league meeting at
Jacksonville, Fla.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
LARGE EGGS
Mf..IDII EGGS
L.4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Dee . ttP1
stocks declined on the Los Angeles
.xeh4nge today in fairly active trad
rig. SlN issues We're up, L were
aowr and uine We're unchanged.
Volume Wa approximately 6.oea
~Aarts.
Los Angeles Investment. - un-
changed; Sontag Drug, 5i- up :
'fsan>an.e .ica +, unchanged: Rich
flelG OF =. off -, stan dard OIL
y, eff :. Ryan Aerona atical -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
jEVADA u. NAMES
ALL OPPONENT

RENO NeY., Dec, 5. tUP TAX
ag time out from practice for then
await U. game on Dec. 20, the Ne
Ida L. football players today
named an all opponent team which
Included: Stanton, Arizona. ano
-jitta, Cal. Aesies, ends; Mickis, 10y
la aaa Irish Arizona. tackles
IollH, L. s F. and Bcmohl Santa
Barbara, guards; Burgess, Fresno
inter; FaceWiz, Ioyola. Ramue
5SF, Eunan Arizona and Carstcas
an Jose backs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
STILL a. A. u. CHAMPS

WICHITA, Kan, Dec. 5. Up
The national basketball cAampiga-
of the AAU, the 2otH Century Fo%
team from Hollywood. last nigh
defeated the Wichita Boeings 38 -
%. More than 1000 fans saw l.
game
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
ANGELS REMAIN
ANGELS, MOT BEARS

IOs hSGLI ES. De- up =
T.. l.. :as.ns AAatl G.. the rl-
g..4a g. 14.,tali iaag.e %lll stiI
u t.ssa 10 Anael a.t scas.
sgt 80 C#8GE.a b.. 80 o.
a.a.s-ea fnGs.a.
Ps H. c.#.s.as. ReeHad VI
absea' s9aa L. g. 6at club
soeree I'D / Iss &. - name rs
- Eea. il .He1fp9aa5n papers
VI als - . .a.el lee... cality and
~ Z.s.3 - &s#.f - Ge aspd.
~. ssafst sreraaaHallon Is
cGHg.ltse = - cEp.alard thr for
Her tas4s I'll be feMe5 legally
L = - lie uaIe CaAsotuia Bears
Eaa ho3 Daso#sa u. 'g.e&"rs OF
TIE G.Ise@sfy = CaH.o.als5 Pari-
Gus Brar ala.eas team.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
w y
: I:
8 Z T.

Maybe you've noticed tha
all FL Gantro police motor
cycles and other rolling Stocl
Of the local constabulary ar
sporting stiekprS Of Il ret
bro eatwined il Great big s
Know Whit that means? It mean3
. taat the Cardinals are coming.
! Yes. tie St Louis Cardinals Ma.
tienal league baseball team. TIL,
Cardinals are coming l. teach In.
per.al Valley boy, cman. toe, If the.
eare 10 leaul how 70 play bail likt
i PLAYED il the bletime.
\ Tive Cay baseball sshcol vii
BE- conducted III Fl Gtnfro bail Harl
IL stall i Cardinals scouts ane
InsEaGlggs 9eiadnls thai tamod
eNpausa, q aoW lie do things Wrong
lie ore and only Ken Penner o.
-. Sacramento Ssloas.
: aael starts DeceMber - auC
cea G..;eS thgaGsh December Sc. )
a4st II that glove AID dig you
.afa..te bat OIL Of Geld storage.
Tie initiation goes for every boy
IL tie alley.
Arrangements 10 conduct th
sehoel i'll Fl Centro were made b,
officials OF the Sacramento cluI
o. the Pacific Coast league. Whiel
Is owned Gy the Cardinals.
Among the instructors being sen.
Here by tae Cardinals 10 teach tn
tna art OF knocking the cover OF
en-, are jay kelehner Bennie Bee
niG2hoyen. Bob Hughes. Jim Ros
alld Peuner.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
AGGIES AND W.S.c.
READY FOR TILT

TACOMA. Wash, Dec. 5 oUPl -
The Washington State college and
'eXaS A. & M. football teams ar
wed here today to prepare for their
atersectlonal game tomorrow in Ia
oma stadium. A sell-out crowd of
2,00O persons IS assured, and stand
~ room may swell it to 10000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
CHICAGO GRdINS

CHICAGO, Dec. ) ,UP) - Gran
moved fturey quietly within mar
row range today
Final wheat prices were off :,
to UP corn off = toI oata
ap :. -. rve off -: and 10Y
beans unchanged to up
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
L..4.GRAIN'

InS ANGELES. De = Jpa -
Mic. Ne. yell5w -. <I.47A. 5I.52t.
Milo. Nc. = ylo hHlk 49,. s1.Saa1.35
Wheat Ne. ! h. 5. :. Sl.92l. 7s1.97i.
Earlc~. mailing type -. $l.Soaa.ea
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

ARCADIA. Cal. Dec. 5. up
\ tield likely to be one O. the
.s2ates. in turf history shaped
'p TO-DAY for the 100000 Santa
Auita iaudi az to be run March
nnomstd a record list Of III
Racing Secretary Webb Everett
eniaatiols generously splinkled
in thoroughbred stats OF Tie Fas.
80 years.
warren Wri4nt'a sensational
EhiIlaWal. the morse OF the year
aSt season probably viii meet the
tar Of 1859. W L. Brann's classy
1nalledon in this worlds richest
urt classic, and both Will have to
limina}e Alsab. Al SaDbath's Two
lar-old champion
Out of the rest Of ,he nomin2-
.ous Will come such established,
ampaigners as c. S. HoWard's S Mo
md. Branu'S Pictor. Lou Tulano'
Market Wise and others.
The handicap could we'll establish
core eamiHes for WhirlaWdy
lleuld the bnshE-tailed champion
III Oh tae bass OF entries the
sinneg's purse VIII be somewhere
}etWeea $85.g00 and 500 QUO, and
hai's all Wnigls needs to oyertake
!oard's plQtEy Seabiscuit, which
as refined % stud as a seven
ar-oid with earnings o. S427,730
4 victory tor Mi3Iand would put
toward big fellow in position to
'ecome the top money winner Mo
and IS about $lC5,000 short OF
he Biscuit > mark.
The record list Of nominations
vas entered by Movie Mapnate
4ouis 3. Mayer, Who sent in the
'ames OF II thoroughbreds. Calu-
net Farms entered the names of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
CUTS ORDERED

WASHINGTON. Dee !. Up
omo1itiee Director Donald NJ Vt.
.oa To-Day ordered production {
domestic mechanical refrieerata.
1ufther curtailed during JanuaI
and February.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
Cal. HOCKEY TEAM
NETS FIFTH WIN

BERKELEY, Cal, Dec 5 GUPD =
University OF Cal!loraias hockc.
team last night won Is fifth con
aecutiYe victory Whcn il dcfeatc.'
Santa RQsa &c. Ii IN the Northrl9.
Calliorui2 lee HoekeY league cam
Emil KWaSney scored twice fcs
the winners while Bud Lester and
Dee Snow made The other tallics
Lambfceht scored Santa Rosa
only gGal
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

L. A. Butter ..#-.#z.....#.#.z.s... Gfc
Grade A Cream ...#=. =.=z.. IS
Manufacturing Milk s....#.=.... 43 :. e
Route gathered cream .#.##. y
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
M AR KErS
BAROAIE

Soaring letufH markets result Phoenix
shipment talment strike
attention Imperial Valley
shipments will be
with Minneapolis nalf
tradin
o Los
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

BUTTER. Extra Ste Prime first
-. =. STANDARD 81 =: Jndergfades
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
B. ~. GOLFERS
QUALIFY FOR
CLUB TOURNEY

= tie qualifying rounds of the Barbara Worth eoun-
try clubs annual golf tournament nemed end Friday,
L. K. Birehfed leading the field with - for the
strok under Forrest Ferguson who nettad
SunllN has boon lle final daN dub memberS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
4 RANKS

Bid ASKED
Trans ......... ! i
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.HPLS. FLAY FUTURES

litl .#=--s+ &l.e
NJ II y
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
HllniIlHaI

Mrx Marshall Carter. He win re-
turn to San Francisco. CaltforniA.
when his leave Is up
%
Miss Lenpi Haaraia Of BoRalnxa.
who has been visiting Mr.. and AIRS.
Elmo Haarala in PascagouiA. h now
visiting IN the homes OF Mr.. and
Mra. Robert Wells and Mr.. and Mrs
j. ". Haarala In Kreoie.
Miss Hazel Delius and George
Delius spent the week end visiting
relatives IN New Orleans.
o.
The many friends Of Mira. J. G.
Bland are sorry to hear Of her Ill
ess due 10 an operation. and wish
for her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shampine
and Miss Marie ~Beauchamp, who
has been visiting IN their home for
several months. left wednesday for
6~hebovean, Mich. where the Sham
pines viii visit relatives and Miss
Beauchamp win remain.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Christian and
Charles. Jr. and Mrs. Tia Wanna
macher visited relatives in Mobile
Monday.
G H Mitchell spent the week end
visiting his family In Picayune,
Hiss.
AIRS. Sadie Harris Of Noble Is
visiting IN the home Of her daurh-
ter. Mrs. Louis Torres.
%
Mrs. John Turner and daughter.
Dorothy. spent last Thursday IN
Mobile.
Wayne Goff Of Mobile spent last
Sunday with friends and relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mra Oscar Evans. nr.
and Mrs Phillip Cunningham and
daughter and Mrs. n. II Esans.
spent . few days last week visttgna
relatives IN Frisco City. Ala.
o.
Hrs Ralph FOx q Mobile VS. 4
EEK end visitor here. Eiaa was &C.
companied home BY her daughter,
Dolores. who had been visiting IN
the home q relatives.
-
M Clifton Golf uns 3 business
visitor 70 Mobile Tuesday.
.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Hin and
son Walter. and Mr. and MrsHozneg
Henderson, ard daughter. Caroline
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Little Miss Judy Kuski returned
Friday from a visit 10 her grand
mother, Mrs w. johnson. In Mobile,
Kenneth MCGOWAN OF the q. 8.
Marines. stationed Ia Quantico.
Va, arrived here wednesday for q
visit In the home Of his parents. MFR.
and Mrs. O. c. MCGOWAN.
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Mr.. and Mrs. THlmadge Parker
and family Of Dothan. Ala, spent q
few days last week visiting In the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. Dian De-
Lancy and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Mcleod vefe
week end visitors In Grand Bay.
Ala
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Harris were
business visitors IN Mobile. satur-
day.
Ebson Davis OF the U. s. Navy
Is visiting IN the home Of his sister.
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home of Pred Hill and famllv. While
here they also made . visit duwn
the coast and took : trip 70 Horn
Island
Mr.. and Mrs Burdelte Curtis. and
FRS. Walter CASTOR are q TIER
vacation 70 points Of interest IA
Virginia.
Rev. 7. W. Davis. Mra J. y.
Germany and daughter. Bobbs. ard
Mrs Rex Eiey we're business visitors
70 Mobile. Tuesday.
%
Rev. Jewel 09lman wne called -
his home In Bogue Chikle. NJ.
On account Of the illness q -
mother.
Miss JuAnita Rouse spent re
weak end visiting relatives n Mnbzbz
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Kiss Lucille Bell 81 spelauey. AIa
Eho has been visiting Ia ne hozne
Of her cousins Ina Lee an1 Layerze
ahAttIez. left Monday foF Beaumont
Miss where she vlI Ian hNr
mother.
Mack Cumbest ard @. = and
Norris PAesaFd mosoFed = Moaais
Saturday.