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Evening star., 1942-07-06
Car|berg and Lacey
Till Tomorrow for
Ringer Honors

Irwin Carlberg, District horseshoe
champion, and Clair Lacey. former
city titleholder, will shoot it out
tomorrow night for the champion
ship of Civil Service Commission
employees. The contest on the Com
merce Building courts, will be best
three out of five 50-point games.
In their last meeting Carlberg
defeated Lacey, 50-41, in Federal
Employees League game. Carlberg
leads class A of the league with a
clean slate>of four wins. Lacey has
lost only to Carlberg.
Standings and results:
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Bi-Stute Beats Cameo

After splitting double-header on
Saturday, Bi-State baseball team
turned back Cameo in the rubber
clash yesterday at Westernport, Md,
6-5, in II innings.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Petworth Trips Coast Guard

Petworth baseball team turned
back Radio Coast Guard of Alexan-
dria yesterday, IA, behind the six
hit pitching of Wilson Heuer. Heuer
famed 10.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Vienna SIuqaers Win

Vienna Cardinals defeated AMMAN
dale baseball team yesterday, 8-4,
with Johnny Mcpherson and Cor
don Rice each getting three hits.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Juniors Take Two

Northeast Juniors won both ends
of double-header baseball game
against Lafayette A. c. yesterday,
1874 and 1913.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Official Scores

Ran for Peacock in ninth.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Slated for Newsom in ninth.
Boston - 010 01n 010-'t
Washington - 200 01O 0O1-4
Runs-Finney, Williams, Peacock,
Spence, Vernon. Sullivan (21. Errors
Casey, sullivan, vernon 2l. .Pesky. Runs
batted in--Cullenbine, Estalella, Doerr; Di
Maggie. Spence, Williams, Case. Two-ba
hits-Spence, Pesky, sullivan. Three-bas Sc
hit-Finney Stolen base---Vernon. Sacri--
fces-Newsome: 3. Double play-Pofahl
and Vernon. Left on bases-Boston. O.;
Washington, z. Bases on balls-On New
som, 3: off Newsome !. Struck out---By
Newsome, >: by Newsom, /. Wild pitch
Newsome. Umpires-Messrs. Rue, Grieve
and Stewart. Time-2:0S.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Williams Rise Marks Week End
With Flag Races Unchanged
American League Stick Champ Of Al Leads
For First Time in Current Campaign
BY AUSTIN BEALMAR,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Major league baseball put aside their pennant struggles
today after straight rounds their
to the interleague classic at New York.
The day ul caused by this evenings all tilt
between the
night both maintaining positions
Evening star., 1942-07-06

Broyles %; Franklin. 10; Broyles, ~
Franklin, 9 Franklin, ~, -Broyles, 2F
Franklin, 25; Broyles, IL; Franklin, 25;
Broyles IS: Carlberg, SO; Lacey, Al; Carl
berg, 50; Wilson, 25; Carlberg, 50; Emer
Sson 6 Carberg 2o peneweA so1 2n Lacey.
Lacey, so; Penewell. Il; Emerson, 25;
Wilson, %: Emerson, so; Penewell, 43;
Jones, 25; Anstine, IL Johnson 20; An
Stine, 10; Merchant, %; Van Horn, 10;
Van Horn 20; .Anstne,- -21;, Jones' 30;
johnson, s: Anstine, 25; Magill, 23: John
son, 25; Van Horn, g. Magill 25; Van
Horn, r; Jones, 25; Van Horn, II; Magill,
%; Merchant, 22; johnson. 25; Merchant.
10; Johnson %; Magill, Q; Anstine. 25;
Merchant u; Jones, 25; Merchant, 23;
Jones, 20, Magill 1S
Evening star., 1942-07-06
How They'll Face
In Game Toniqht
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. July 6-Probable
lineup and batting orders for to-
nights 10th annual major league
all-star baseball game:
American League National League.
Player. Club, Pos. Player. Club Pos
Boudreau, Clev SIS Brown, St Louis ob
Heinrich, N Y, IF. Vaughan. klyn. :}b
Williams, Boston, IT, ReiSer B'klyn CT
J. Di Maggio NY, CT. Mize, New York. ID.
York, Detroit, 1b. Ott New York. rf.
Gordon. N. Y, 2b. Medwick, Bkyn. IT,
keltner. CleV., 3b. owen, B'klyn, c.
Tebhetts, Detroit, c. Miller, Boston. SIS.
Chandler, N. Y. p. Passeau. Chicago, =.
Chandler has won 8 games, lost ., Pas
seau won l2. lost 3
umpires-Lee Bsllantant and Al Barlck,
National League: William MCGOWAN and
Ernest Stewart, American League.
Evening star., 1942-07-06

Runs-Fox, Finney, Williams (2). Doerr
Errors-Williams, Pesky. Vernon, Pofahl
Runs batted in--Conroy, Doerr. Lupien
f2). Two-base hits-Lupien 10, Tabor,
Doerr. Three-base hit--Vernon. Stolen
bases-Estalella, Williams. Sacrifices
Pesky, Conroy. Double plays-Doerr,
Pesky and Lupen: Carrasouel, Early and
Vernon. Left on bases-Boston, Il;
WASHINGTON. 8: Bases on balls-Of Car
rasauel, 4: off Dobson. 3; of zuber, 2.
Struck out--By Dobson, 4, Hits-Oi Car
rasouel, II in s innings OF zuber, none
in inning. Losing pitcher-CarraSouel
Umpiret-Messrs, Grieve, Stewart and
Rue. Time-2:oo. Attendance-1s.O0 900.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
St. Louis, 5-ll: Chicago, 3-4
Boston. 6-1; Brooklyn. 81
Pittsburgh, Il: Cincinnati, 3-5.
Philadelphia, 3-5; New York, 2-3.
Standing of the Clubs,
Evening star., 1942-07-06
League Statistics
NDAY, JULY 6, 1912.

AMERICAN.
Results YESTERDAY.
Washington, 40; Boston, 3-5
Philadelphia, s.; New York, 4--4.
Detroit, 1O--1: Cleveland, ID
Chicago, IA; ST. Louis, ia.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
None scheduled. None scheduled.
Evening star., 1942-07-06

Totals 35 II % IA Totals 81 3 27 l5
'Batted for Carrasauel in eighth.
Boston ----- 010 600 400--5
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27
Rixie News
Silas BOwma


Holly Grove AME Church was
graced with the presence of their
new pastor, on last Sunday and
all enjoyed a spiritual time. st.
Luke had their usual Sunday
school with Rev. Mack, pastor and
J. Robinson Supt. :. Clayton Chapel
again was unfortunate again in
continuing anniversary ceremon-
les for their pastor due to incle-
ment weather. Fairview CINE
Church reports good Sunday
school and board meeting was held
on Sunday night. New Dora had
usual Sunday services. Mrs. Mary
Baugh is still on the sick list. I.
Rev, Walters is the shepherd at
New Dora and a good year is in
store. Little Clephus Martin,
still ace salesman for the State
Press submits the names of Rev II.
Gentry and Mrs. Laura Gentry
and Sisters Hacket and Woods
added to his list of regular GUS
toners.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27

agree to live by the Golden Rule?
If we'd do unto all as We wish
that they should do unto us IL
work and in play, ON the street, or
at home, or at school? The world
would seem like a heavenly place,
the smiles of gladness would shine
on each face. and all men would
be our friends. Do you think we
would ever go back again to living
at strife with our fellewmen and
working for selfish ends? 8, II
have planted hope today in any
hopeless heart, If someone load
has lighter grown because | did
my part, if happy have caused
laugh that chased some tear away
and If tonight my name be named
when someone kneels to pray. =. |
claim my day has been well-spent
not lived in vain, and am content,
7, Last but not least, Remem'
her there is some place for you to
fill, seme work for you to do, that
no one can or ever will do quite
as well MS you, Submitted by your
reporter, Bessie D. FlenorS" :.
School: The Yerger Tigers won
again over Hugo, Okla. with a
score of $40.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27
Here's A Turkey Soldier

Gladys Watson and Odessa Golden
Bethel Junior Choir, directed
by Mrs. Clara Witherspoon had
charge of the music on Sunday
for the first time, featuring Ada
p. Wright, Mary l.. Calhoun and
r. c. Marsh as soloists. School
News: In keeping with Thanksgiv-
ing the playlet, "The First
Year at Plymouth" was presented
on Wednesday night with r. C.
Marsh, Abbie Carter, Palestine
Hunter, Carruth Hall, Roscoe And
erson, Jesse Smith, Eddie l.. Bry-
ant, Henry James White, Fred Gil
lette, Tometta Williams, Sadie
Hightower and Make Lee Bryant
as characters. In connection with
the play a popularity contest was
held with Abbie B. Carter, Veola
Evans and Make Lee Bryant as con
testants Mrs M. Barker, PTA
president is earnestly pleading for
the cooperation of mothers and ia
theirs who are interested in charac-
ter building of their children. The
Hot Lunch Project sponsored by
the unit is progressing Watch
for the date of the play: mo
body's Darling to be presented at
an early date. The football
squad is working out regularly
with Captain Tippans for their
next foe......rersonals Mrs. Banks
and daughter spent last weekend
in Little Rock as guests Of Mrs.
Mary Don ...~. Miss LA Upchurch
Mrs. Anna Pride Of Prescott were
brief visitors in the city enroute
home and stopped at Eutah Jones
Grocery Store, Easter Arnold
spent the week end in Little Rock
with her mother. Mrs A. Robertson
is i'll at this writing".".,Mrs, Mar
tina Clay is happy to have her
daughter home.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27
Malvern News
By Hazel Cook

New Baptist Church S. S. is
conducted by Supt, A. Williams,
with Y. w. Green of Mt. Zion
Baptist church giving the general
review and class No, 3 receiving
the banner with Miss Lee as teach
err Registering as visitors were
Prof. II. Tate and Mrs. Marie
Burks. Rev. c. H. Nolen, pastor
delivered the morning mesSage,.
Guest speaker ON November 18th
was Rev. w. NJ. Erby, who pastors
in Arkadelphia. Anniversary cere-
monies for Rev Modem were a
great success, with first night SER
vice in charge of New Director
Baptist Church, second night, First
Baptist Church, with devotion by
Rev. Neal. Mrs. Oddie Is, Williams
read a timely paper, "The Sunday
School and Its Achievement Con
tributing to the musical side was a
solo rendered by Henry Wither-
spoon and pastor, Rev A, c, Viii
cher brought the anniversary mes
sage; also appearing on the FRO
gram was Rev, d. Hudson and his
congregation from Mt, Zion Bapt.
Church, with a burning message
brought by the visiting minister;
Mrs. Virginia Bennett of Bethel
AME Church held the audience
spell bound with a beautiful solo.
The New Hope Church reported
good meetings for the week..
FRS Baptist Church is progressing
under the leadership of Rev Will
cher and the s. S. department is
led by Supt j, Richardson. Re-
cent candidates for baptism were
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27
her paper sales.

her paper sales.
CHURCH CLUB NEWS: The
Silver Rose Quartette Singers met
at the home of Bro. s. P. Ellis
and after the business session re-
freshments were served Dona-
tons received included $1.00 each
from Bros. Kidd Lewis and D. w.
Williams. John Ellis is manager,
II. X. Whalley, president and soil
citors are Mesdames Bertha and
Beatrice Ellis. The No. / Sing
ing Choir of the McGehee Chapel
baptist Church met Wednesday
and Friday nights at their usual
hour with Bro. H. X. Whatlcy,
president and John Ellis teacher.
The Silver Rose Quartette of the
McGehee Chapel Bapt church met
Thursday night at their usual
hour.
Supt F. G.. Gray heads the Sun
day school department at the Nc
Gehee Chapel Bapt. church and
Mrs. Jeanett Wheelington s
church reporter. St. Peters AME
church wishes to thank the Bishop
and conference for the return of
teir pastor, Rev. G.. N. Ship for
the third year, who was the only
pastor of the district to make a
round report. He will attend the
Central Conference this week at
Fordyce. The Usher Board of
Evening Star Bapt, church met in
their regular meeting on Sunday
evening at the church, with Mrs.
Rosia Wilson, president, Mrs. AL
berta Perry, secretary and Rev.
". C.. Campbell pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27

Quoted by Bro. Robert James. j.
Music was furnished by the Gar
land City singers and a solo was
rendered by Mrs. Matte V. Smith
Rev. j. V. Valentine brought the
sermon and collection was reported
as 1925; Friday nights program
was in charge of West Track
Church Mission Band and praise
services were conducted by Sister
Minerva Flowers, with special
music by the West Track singers,
with Mrs. Nerna Smith at the
piano. A solo was rendered nv Mr..
Torrance Flowers and sermon by
Rev. II. Washington with collec-
ton of $5.25 Saturday nights
program to be sponsored by Saint
Paul was postponed because Of in
clement weather. A model Sun
day school was held on Sunday
school was held on Sunday conduct
ed by Supt David Adams. A pro-
gram was presented by the Saint
James Deacon Board, with "The
pastor as a leader" by Deacon A.
Howard; "The Pastor as Chris
tan" by Deacon A. Adams and q
paper was read by Mrs. Bernice
Boykins' with Rev. c. C. Davis
bringing the sermon. Music was
furnished by the Macedonia and
Garland City singers, with total
collected reported as $66.l6. Sun
day school at Wynn Bapt. church
was conducted by the Supt. Mrs.
Matte V. Smith. Lanesport post
poned their Sunday school to be
with st. James. Mrs. Rean Rad
or is reported very i'll at this writ
ing, also Mrs. Willie Kye. Sis.
Mile Beard passed on Saturday
morning and funeral services were
arranged for Wednesday with
Hicks Funeral Home in charge Of
the body. A big musical drive is
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27
Flint Goodridge Nurses Aides

her mother, Mrs. J. D. Wilson re-
turned to her home. 1902 W. Pull
en- St. Pine Bluff. Mrs. Judia
Jenkins has as her guest for a
few days her husband Mr.. John
jenkins of Bastrop, La, Mr..
James Cottonham and Mr.. Cecil
Flowers is mich better this week.
Mr.. Geo. Williams is on the sick
list this week. Mr.. P. B. Bell
is reported to be much improved.
The City Hotel was beautifully
decorated on Nov. Is when Miss
Marguerite Graves celebrated her
Goth birthday Many useful gifts
were received and a number OF
guests present Mrs. Annie
Branch had as guest on Saturday
Mrs. D. Harris of Hot Springs
and Mrs. Lula Jones Of Dermott.
Mrs. Lola Lucas and Mrs. Viola
Brown spent last weekend with
Rev. and Mrs. Silas Davis Of Pine
Bluff. Mr.. Sam Scott left Sat
urday for Chicago, ILL.,, for few
days rest. Mrs. Grace McCool,
motored to Pine Bluff last Satur-
day on business trip accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jones. Miss
Irene Tyler and little James, jr.,
were called to St. Louis to the
bedside of her sick sister on Tues
day. Mr.. E. Bragg, engineerman
for the Pierce McGlown Mill is
leaving his present job and taking
similar job at the Arsenal
The Westend Singing Union was
postponed on account of inclement
weather. Mrs. Mary Lou Brad
ford expresses appreciation to
those who cooperated with her in
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27
DermOtt News
BY Lille NJ. Wimberly

Quartettes Battle. The Middle
Baptist Girls of Memphis. Tenn,
and the Deep South Boys Of Little
Rock were quite a sensation to
Dermotters last Monday night,
which sent the door receipts to
$4,000 at the Church of God in
Christ. The seating capacity was
soon exhausted and standing space
was at a premium and it was
necessary to turn many away.
Personal Notes. 1t. Thomas j.,
Blackmon spent few days al
home before going to his new post
Of duty since his graduation from
the Engr. Officer Training, Fort
Belvoir, Va, 1t. Blackmon is an
active member of Ash Street Bapt.
Church. He left Thursday for TT.
Leonard Wood, Mo-. after visiting
friends in Little Rock and Menifee
We are proud of all of our boys
in service who are making ex-
cellent soldiers Pvt James 7. Will
liams who is stationed at FIT. Haul
chuca, Aziz. is visiting relatives
and friends here. Miss l.. B. GLOW
err spent last weekend in Little
Rock as guest of her sister, Mrs.
Myrtle Ferguson. Mrs. Lille b.
Grandson attended the South
east District Convention at Ell
Dorado last week Mrs. Helen
James and Mrs. Dnis Knox and
little son made a business "trip to
St. Louis, Mo-. Please Note i.
Leave your news at Dorothy's
Beauty Shop by Monday noon,
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27
Garland City
Nelson Boykins, Jr.

ABOUT OUR Community: st.
James Bapt. Church held apprecia
ton services for their pastor. On
Wednesday night with Mrs. Ger
trude Hicks as mistress Of cere-
monies, a solo was rendered by
Mr.. W. 7. Townser and his class
es at Lanesport and Garland rem
dered a wonderful musical program
with Rev. II. G., Cook bringing the
sermon. Collection was $8.05. .
On Thursday night the program
was in charge of Wynn Bapt. Sun
day school and praise service con-
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27
HOPE
NEWS
BY Bessie ID. Flenofy

Rising Star Baptist Church, In
spite of inelement weather a good
attendance was recorded at the
Sunday school, Morning services
We're conducted by the pastor Re
gistered as visitors were Rev. and
Mrs. j. n. Harrison and we are
inviting them TO to come again !!
Don't forget the Fifth Sunday
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27
MOrriltOn News
BY Viyerean Harrcll

SCHOOL. Elected as officers for
the Glee Club this term were
Eamestine Downs, secretary, Nina
Dell Neal, assistant secretary,
Gwendoyln McCarroll, chairman of
program committee, Gladys Rob-
ertson, treasurer and Viyerean
Harrell, president The group
srbnsored a Thanksgiving social
on Thursday night, Recent visit.
ors at the school included Miss
Earnestine Miller of Dunbar Jr.,
College, Little Rock. Gossiping
around | heard: that Mr.. Hancock
has had plenty of company lately
in the afternoon because of need
less talk, but you can hear a pin
fall now. Do you know Junious
Babbs is planning to go to the
army. Miss Gwendolyn McCar-
roll spent the week end in Little
Rock Earnestine is even jeal-
Gus of Lincoln Evans? that
Velma and Annie Mae couldn't get
along because Velma is "eolid"
with Mr.. Smith,. Do you know
Mamie M. Taylor keeps wonder
ing why Mr.. Johnson joined the
marine? Listen, Lucille Taylor,
don't fall for James Mcdaniel so
hard, he is just from the City of
Happy Bend. Lucy is putting all
her eggs in one basket Did you
know it breaks someone's heart
half into when they don't get a
sugar report from Eli Blumer
Myles. Do you know Dorothy
Winston is winking her eyes at
Billy HIP. Appearing on the
assembly program Friday morn
ing presented by the upper class
men were Miss Ollie Rene Carter,
! who was mistress Of ceremonies,
nestine Downs, Solo, Viverean Har
solo Lorene Pledges; reading Far
rell and Dorothy Winston also
gave reading Do you know
Ruth Trower is the cutest senior.
what about it Buddy MeNeally =?
They tell me Eskee William Boops
was out to see certain "cick' and
they went to the Rialto. Mildred
Moore and Nina Neal will have
plenty of gossip about Myers.
Alice Dean quil Wasting paper
writing to Eddie Lee Farley. We
welcome the new students to our
SCHOOL,
Progressive: The gas rationing
registration was conducted by Prot
Eddie Hancock principal of the
High School and his faculty on
Thursday and Friday of last week
Principal Hancock, new member
of the faculty together with Miss
/ Whitmore, the music teacher and
Mrs. j. M. Sutton, high school
| teacher are all making good.
Now that the Regular Arkansas
State Convention is over, the citi-
zens are back to their normal
selves, us everyone here was
strained to the last degree in cal
ing for the many delegates. The
Union Bapt church and it's friends
did their best to entertain every
visitor.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27
McGehee News
BY Tom Jones

By Tom Jones
ABOUT US; After spending
two weeks in Arkansas City with
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27

program to be
held on Sunday,
with all ehoirs in
the district parti-
cipating. Still
progressing i $
the BTU which
reports a large
attendance.
Personals Mr..
and Mrs. Pear
son had as their
guest their son
and grandson. .
Nj r s. Dorsera
Monioue of Nat
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27

ohitoches. La. is the guest of Mrs.
Willie Lacefield. Guest in the
home " Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
jackson is Mrs. Leannar Will
liams of Magnolia. The Willing
Workers Club of Rising Star Bapt.
Church sponsored a dinner at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Webb,
honoring the Lloyd family, with
Mesdam Nanny Washington and
lnez Webb as hostesses. Others
present were Rev. +. N. Glover
and members of the club. A din
ner party was given at the home
Of Mrs. Neva Tippitt in honor of
the Lloyd sisters Gaest list in
cluded Misses Helen Lacefield, Mae
Sac McCollum, Georgia Cooks,
Jodie Williams, Mesdames Webb,
Buchanna; Messrs. Jondell Nelson,
Seaborn Bumper, Warren Shaw.
Assisting the hostess was Miss
Rubye Tippitt.
Bebee Memorial CINE Church
The Sunday school opened with
the Pastor presiding with Miss
Jodie B. Joshua addressing the
group. In the Junior Dept. Class
No. ! received the financial and
attendance banner, with Mrs. Hes
ter Witherpsoon, teacher. In the
Senior Dept, Glass No. | received
both banners and three new scho-
lars. The pastor had charge of
the morning services. On Sunday
November Goth the 4th Quarterly
Conference will be held at the
church with Rev. +. D. Adams,
presiding, also on that day the
Epworth League president, Mrs.
Matte Sanders will give box Of
household linen to the person hold
ing the lucky ticket, The Annual
Conference cclnvcnes at Camden
on December 2-6.
SENTENCE SERMONS
The love of a mother is never
exhausted, it never changes, it
never tires. A father may turn his
back on his child, brothers and
sisters become enemies, husbands
may desert their wives, wives
their husbands, but a mothers love
endures through all, .. Don't hunt
for trouble, but look for success;
to find what you look for don't
look for distress. If you see but
your shadow, remember, | pray,
that the sun is still shining, but
you're in the way. Don't grum-
bic, don't buster don't dream and
don't shirk, the worries will van
ish. the work will be done. No man
sees his shadow who faces the sun.
3. Give truth and your gift will
|, peid in kind and honor with
honor will meet; and the smile
which is sweet will surely find
smile that is just as sweet.
4 Remember Goodwill is: In the
home, kindness in business. hem
esty in society, courtesy, in work
thoroughness in play. fairness to-
ward the fortunate, congratula-
ton toward the unfortunate, pity
toward the srong, trust toward the
weak. helpfulness, toward wicked
ness, resistance, toward the pcni-
tent, forgiveness, toward God, re-
verence and love. 5 What kind Of a
place do you think this would be?
If just fer one day we shorld all
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-27

coming up soon at Lanesport and
Wynne will be host to the Mason
ic Lodge the 3rd Sunday in Dec.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

TEAMS AT MOSS
POINT HONORED

The Mos Point Hfrh SchaG
noys and girls basketball teams
weFe entertained EST might al 3 D4a-
CUFF me two Utns. g gaEasns o.
jackson County. are TAT first Moss
Point basketball teams 70 be 50 non
cred
The banquet vas held N me
Home Economics Depzstmenf Of
tire high school and uax prepared
under the supervision Of Hiss Huda
Gil home economics teacher
T7ae coaches q the teams z A
Ehayal ano MlSs Nancy Huffman.
ane i members Of the boys team
and u girls team members were the
guests 81 honor After the banquet
Letters xere Ezanaed ana each mem
Do 81 TIE tournament squads al.
receive 8 silver basketball
Tire girls receiving invitations e
attend were Ina Lee Ehastles NAr-
EIe TasIof, EarsNfa Walton. Ellen
Green Emma Lee Green ANNIE Mae
Mansfield Mafy Jane Landsies Vera
Angelo gulaetse Harper. olFa Ham
f.t1n Dora Gon Mar Louise By1d
Charlotte Alien joyce Green ana
Hiss Huffman
The boz invited zeu RaT Roo
eF1f. EKerette Harper. PAU staufrr
Lauis knapp Q = Fagaase Heurs
EKanS BlH MakI Norris Fageaz6
Vernon Wells Russell NEgletGe Isa-
1are Pierce Pau Eates Mar Del
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