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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

Walking up No. sth ST, !
thought I saw some strange
birds perched on telephone
wires. and as I approached the
alley between and J streets,
some so or more flew out OF a
holly tree. where they evidently
had been feeding on berries.
On closer inspection 7 could
identify them as bandtsiled pig
cons, and there must have been
more than one hundred. Never
before have I seen them SO near
the city center.
wouldn't BE- surprised Tow II
! saw q cougar chasing Dix
buck up our alley.
PAUL SANDEGREN.
Dear Paul: You certainly saw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

Harold Hipts. Cenirslia. will
judge the aIl-sge.
Among dogs to compete in some
bracket are Darrel Jones Andy
Hawks. setter: Paul Lodges sanop.
pointer. third place winner in the
recent Yakima trials. Paul In
grams Blsckeyed Tony. setter,
which took third In the recent
Coast trials at Ellensburg. DR.. r.
Perry's pointers. Winnie Poo and
High Favor: Bill Goodwin's point
er, American Patrol Sally: George
Haryey's setter. King Pierce: Mel
Roebuoks pointer. Lady. Of olym-
pia; Charlie Murphys setter. Mss
Hester. Of Aberdeen: Ed johnson. $
pointer. War Fence. Seattle. and
Lloyd and Margaret Suffers Miss
Lux IN the puppy race and Lucky
in the derby. The Suffers viii have
two other dogs in the all-sge.
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Local BOWLING News

Lsurene Putbres. shooting in the
Broadway Ladies league. rolled .
500 total to pace the women bowl
ers on Tacomas downtown alleys
Thursday night. registering singles
Of le3. i67 and III.
Mary Pun rolled 1913 for the high
game and finished with $50 for
one Of the high totals. pacing the
jacobson ladies in q 81 win over
Fishers. Laura Martin. anchor for
the Jacobson's, turned in q very
good 464 tally.
Frances Achtxig. holding IN
average for the season Of IFS,
rolled leo. Ie5 and i<S. 10 reg
lister a S6a series and lead
Aka Roberts gals IN . three
point win over Mckinley.
Brstrud Insuranc~ won four
from Fsrber's. with Hazel Frost in
the leading role with . <sa series
The two centers. Sport and Mar
ket. bsttled each other with the
Sport Center team losing three
points. Miss Puthres 500 was high
for Bob ste:dei's Market team and
Frances Wells led the Sport Center
ladies with q 1s5 game and <5e
total.
RUTH CARLSON STARS
Ruth Carlson. . first year
bowler in the Class B Women's
league. raped the head pin regu-
larry In the weekly matches Of
the circuit on the Coliseum alleys,
and turned in q le5 count for the
high single Of the matches and asa
for the high total.
The Insurance girls. of which
Miss Carlson h . member.
won two points from Piswocd.
Rau's won two from Foote'S,
Stoplife won two from Florists
and Nenetians won all three
from Night Owls.
Other commendahle scores were
Jeanne Walters <63. Doris Lund-
gren <07. Frances withcridge 40,
Caroline Koehler AIS, Bea Meal
lister 45a. Miss Gil 4ie. Helen
Manske z46. Gladys Putbres 4is.
Mary Burns 4o3. Ann Berry AIS
and Hattie Wiikowski 400.
BIG SCORE FOR JOE
Joe Spadafore. shooting for Coz
za's in the Coliseum Commercial
league. rolled SIS for the high
series in league play Thursday
night. shooting games Of 2lo, $50
and 1es.
Posfoffice pinmen took over
first place In the league race
BY winping four from Tavern
while the s 4 m O n DIS boys
dropped into second place
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

You can't heat Big Bill Call
Me Nillie) Herdman. the veneer
able bowler. Needing new
hat for his trip TO the Columbus
ABC classic. the leader of the
Tugboat Armies attended the
ply steal fitness program meet
ing at the city council chambers
Thursday night. When Big Bill
(Call Me Willie Herdman left,
he had that hat. II formerly
was owned by John Kennedy,
Lincoln high basket coach. But
Big Bill Call Me Willie was
thoughtful. He left John with
the old and worn Herdman hat.
Bob Hager. head of the Tacoma
physical fitness program, how
ever. brought Herdmans old
hat to this office, Kennedy hay-
ing no use for II. II was too
glamorous. The hat was a give
away. On the sweat band its
identity was made clear. Ii
was The Plsyboy" number.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

Some Of the top flight field trials
dogs Of the Northwest will be IN
competition Saturday and Sunday
On Chambers prairie between
Olympia and Yelm.
Between Is or 20 are scheduled
10 fight II out IN all-sge lopen for
all amateursl. derby and puppy
stakes. The meet. registered. Is
being staged by the Far West
Field Trail club Of Tacoma
The all-age event IL sched-
uied for Sunday morning.
drawing "a b. made at keliy's
Camp on the prairie NJ 4 belIs.
The puppy and derby races are
billed for Saturday. the drawings
at a. N. AZ kelly's
Lunch will be served AZ the
Chambers grange each afternoon.
Three engraved trophies will be up
in each event, nine in all.
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Would Bar
Yank Hoses
VANCOUVER,

VANCOUVER, p. C Race
horse owners here disclosed today
they were asking the British Co.
lumbia Racing association 10 bar
horses from the United States
from running in the province this
year.
The local horsemen said they
anticipated shorter racing season
and believed there were already
enough horses in the province.
They suggested that If more were
needed they could be brought in
from Canada's prairie provinces.
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There = one glrl o. ths sea-
sons the world loves
She is vibrant yosng. hopeful
She does something TO you no
other season does
She gives new life IN every
direction. builds up your morale
and has you walking on clouds.
she puts a smile on your face
and a song In your heart
There = only one spnng -.
exclusive. wonderful
To many thousands Of ~ Z.
young. ulddle-sge and old
Spring causes our thoughts 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Coles Shows
Way at Pins
Leads City League
Men With Sal Total

Sam Coles. Tscomss star south
paw bowler. ed the plnmen q the
City league in their weekly
matches or the Broadway alleys
Thursday night with a big Sal to-
tai. including games Of 24s. 40
and 215.
The league leading Jewellers
continued their torrid pace by
taking three points from OPP
ticals. scotty Murdock's Pack
ers gained a point hs snne,lng
four from Circle.
The Packers rolled 1929 for
high team single and 1926 for high
team total Brusnmsn split even
with Painters. Oilers won four
from Service. and Fuelers spit
even with Clothiers.
TIE scores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Tugboais Off
For Pin Meet
Henry Foss Sends
Five 10 Columbus

The Tugbost Armies led BY Rig
Bill Cal Ne Wilhsl Hsudman.
turn their faces toward Columbus.
Ohio. and the American Bowling
Congress competition Friday night.
They are headed east via the
Milwaukee and viii he ready
for their first showing. the
fiNe-mAn event. neat Nednes-
day. 10 a m.
TIE team = being sent hack 70
the bowling world series by Lieut.
Com. Henry Foss. Tacoma water
front business man now serving IN
the United States navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

turn - the rod and reel She
brings With her every year the
priVileg. TO 20 fishing.
Boy. What = privilege
ms year she has set April 5
50 tire opening @ our car game
FISH season. restricting that fish
inE "a definite lowisnd lakes
Later she VII smile AZ rs a.
and say. On May -. boys ard
girls. you can FISH the streams
No wonder Ne love Spring.
she hnnEs cheer ard light
hearts And that is what the
world needs now and forever
more.
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Bv UNITED PRESS

IT. PETERSEN RI. Fla-hoW
q revive re New York Yankees
hitting stu Was a big problem
TO-DAY 20 Manager Joe Mccarthy.
The Ysnks with Joe DiMsggio and
Charley Keller in their frs; sp-
pesrance made poor showing
Yesterday when thev we're humbled
hv their Kansas CITY farm team,
- DiMaggio went hitless and
Keller cot only one. The Ysnks
meet the Dodgers in todsy's game.
MIAMI The New York Giants
suffered Their ninth loss IN II
exhibition games Yesterday when
they dropped a 4-s tilt 10 Wash
inEton.
1T. PETER>BI Ri. Fla Hold
out Pitcher Whit Wyatt. a.
game winner last season. viii sp-
pear at Daytons Beach Monday
fof a salary conference with Presi-
dcni Larry MacPhail Of the Brook
lyn Dodgers and a settlement is
expected. reliable sources disclosed
today.
Wyatt had demanded <20.-
600. NacPhail announced. with
the club offering S1S.550 and
possible $4,000 bonus.
Catcher Herman Franks has
been deferred temporarily by
his draft board and is en- route to
camp. Brooklyn topped the Cards,
Az. yesterday. with Augie Galan
and Pee-Wee Reese hitting home
runs.
HOLLYWOOD a victory-hun-
gry Chicago Cubs team goes up
against the Philadelphia As to-
day in an effort to break four
game losing streak. The Cubs
failed at bat yesterday and lost.
5-4. TO the Pittsburgh Pirates.
ANAHEIM. Canf.-The Phila-
delphis As lost a q-6 encounter
yesterday 10 the Hollywood Stars
Of the Pacific Coast league due
TO combination Of loose fielding
and poor pitching that gave the
coasters a seven-run edge in the
first inning.
LAKE WORTH. Fla.-The Phil
adelphia Pills enjyed a three-gsme
winning streak today after taking
a II victory from the Columbus
Red Birds of the American asso-
citation.
Los ANGELES-The Pitts
burgh Pirates 60 after their
fifth straight exhibition VIC
tory against the Chicago
White SoS today. The BUGS
again committed three mis-
plays, hut collected eight hits
to beat the Chicago Cubs. 50.
for the second time yesterday.
CLEARWATER. FIa-Ths
youngsters on the Cleveland In
dams pitching roster aren't going
to have everything their way. Al
Smith and Vernon Kennedy. two
Trfka pa+araus oara ,,-ord - 49,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

something most unusual. The
wild band-tail pigeon il a wary.
scsry. timid bird nine times out
Of ten. Too had YOU didn't have
camera on your shoulder.
That would have been a picture
worth while. What kind Of q
newspaperman are you:
-. r. VI.
Clarence Dribble. owner Of the
Fifth Avenue market. Olympia.
was fined 500 and costs this
week for possessing fresh
Chinook salmon in closed
season.
He first said he bought the
fish from an Indian. which
would have kept him within the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

McNerthney and Tony Vetter.
The boys will go into the doubles
and singles Thursday evening at
5 O'Clock.
This il the sixth year Big
Bill (Call Me Nillie) Herdman
has competed in the classic.
incidentally. the Tugboat Armies
will compete in the Minneapolis
Tribune classic on their return
trip. a week from Sunday. The
Minneapolis feature is one Of the
major events OF the national bowl
ing program.
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Tacoma Bowling Stars Compete In Annual Title Ever
MAJOR TRAINING CAMPS

yesterday as they put sway thu
Boston Red Sox. 80.
AND. FIa. In last
place IN the Grapefruit league with
single victory and six defeats
the Detroit Tigers today r.
engaged the Cincinnati Reds. Cin-
cinnsu beat out the Tigers 4-s at
Tampa yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
H O c X E Y
BY UNITED PRESS

The Montreal Canadiens and the
Detroit Red Wings wound up the
regular National Hockey league
schedule with victories Thursday
night
Montreal defeated the Toronto
Maple Leafs 10, before 5000 fans.
Detroit fought off a three goal
rally in the final period to defeat
Chicago's Black Hawks, 90, be-
fore 500.
The final standings.
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law. and named the Indian.

John Otterson. state fisheries
protector. Queued the Indian
who. Otterson said. denied the
sale Dubble then admitted his
guilt. Otterson said.
This IS an important victory
for the law.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
LETTERMEN REGISTER

MILWAUKEE Only one OF Is
probable returning Marquette foot
ball lettermen did not have 10
register for the draft-the IS
year-old fullbsek. Hal Eigner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Ohe Mixed Baq
With EIliefs Aesesls

At 1i:i1 thi. Friday night Spring uEEas. in
h
And shen saturday she win h at the
break fat with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Field Trial Event Billed
For Saturday and Sunday

This no - =
Darrell len q
setter. An dy
Hawks on point
In q nearby bird
Ian d. An dy
Hawks win COM
pete In the Far
West Field Trial
clubs an-age
open for amateur
competition Sun
dsy On Chamben
prairie hrfweea
1y m pfa and
Yelm-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Luihers Win
League Battle

First Lutheran defeated First
Baptist, isis. on the Y. II. c. A.
floor in Church league play last
night. This was the fifth straight
win for the Lutes. and it placed
them in a tie for second place in
the City Church league. sprsgue
Memorial defeated Lincoln Park
Christian. 1888. in the second
game Of last nights twin bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Pheosonts Fat and Sturdy

Saw thousand sturdy and fearful Chinese
this They presented
any finger snxousy
And for your knowledge, positively
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An Unusuol Sight /.
Monday evening.


something after
of pigeon. our neigh
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when they dropped three 10
Penn Salt.
Hookers and Wolves staged the
closest race of the evening. The
Chemicals won the first game by
is pins. lost the second by three
and then won the third BY one.
taking the point for total by %
pins.
Fred Levenhagen's 2l0 single
and $50 total for the Hookers
phyed an important role in their
victory.
Groves won three from
Pcodies. Larry Fleming shoot
Ing Sls 90 lead the winners
and George Elstad rolling SIS
tn top the CANNES.
Penn Salt took three from Sim
onds with p. Thomas top trundler
with 53s. Cozza's won three from
Pennants behind the top notch pin
smashing Of Spadafore. the leadoff
man.
KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs
George Thompson was tops in
the matches of the Knights OF
Pythias league on the Broadway
alleys with 52i for high total. T.
Christensen's lss was high single.
Senators won four from Esquires
and Knights won three from Pages.
Odd Fellows League
Play Nor Aile,s
coma n1 High game. Mum 10
high series Martin ass
East Tacoma Camp ll Va So. Ia
f sl9s .es s H Han SAM q, Hanson rs
High game. Harness ips: hish series
Hardness eco.
south End Tavern League
Hi-ws, Alleys
Murphys lol vs.. whitely's ~.
hish game. Bill Horn 1919 high serie.
Lakewood C2D vs.. Ido's ID High
game e Por'man ise. hish series
whylles 90 v. Dukes ,o,. Hish
same whylie iss. high series whYlle
Psrky's 90 Is Barney's eo,. High
rsme Riley $50 hish series. Riley asa
sixth Ave. Merchants League
sixth Ave. Bowling Center
In the Sixth Avenue Merchants
league the Bakery men took a 70 !
men. 3e4s 10 7ssi c Barker iee
the scoring for the Bakers with )
400 single and SIS total. Dear
Clampitt new bowler on the Service
team had is9 his second game
Service station Five scored D g 70
1851. Bob Helm high single All
Dorothy Troy high series $40.
Jewellers also scored 20 ! vic.
tory. their opponents being Shee-
Metal Workers Scores we're 2T02 e
75es Roeer Mcdonald had i72. 1911
ie2 for SIS totai, oakland and D-us
teams divided their series, 2S5e 4
2s&s. Harry Hail had high single 100
vern Hoegatt with 4si high total.
North End Ladies League
North End Alleys
ca. Hlgh game NICK 1855 higf
series Mcintyre s2o
Hsmnersehmith 1882 % Us
Gamble 1895 "a High game. X
HSmmerschmith Gamble ie3. hizl
series, K. Hammers hmith ATS
LAFTeur 1902 flA " Hess 1910 ca
High same knight les. high series
KNIGHT sSe
Warden 2ooi % We Withsrid ;,
1895 "a High game 10 Porter III
high series, Porter sic.
srocers League
North End Aiiexs
Fiour 2es4 80 -. Syrup 2s4o Gl
High Rsue Bob Ds vies 200. htxl
series Davies sac.
Markets 1864 III vs. Coffee 76e
f3i Hugh game Ken Swanson 25s
high series. Swanson SIS.
Hoathuildrrs tfarue
North Ind Alies~
Sunich 7420 W Constant 724s
High same Prank Budrovich iss
high serie<. Budrovich S5s
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New and Wonderful Rainbow .

After had the farm
with Charlie Foster.
hatch
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Odd Fellows League
PLAY Nor Allels

Play Nor Aileys
Fern Hill No. 90 "a BAst Ia
coma I'D High game Mum i7p
high series. Martin ass
East Tacoma Camp tl Va So. Ia
coma 90. Higb game Hanson IFS.
high series. Hanson 462
Rainiers t2l vs.. Fern Hi No 2 ca
High game. Hardness ips. high series
Hardness eco.
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George Thompson was tops IN
the matches of the Knights OF
Pythias league on the Broadway
alleys with 52i for high total. T.
Christensen's iss was high single.
Senators won four from Esquires
and Knights won three from Pages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

CLEARWATER. Fla The
youngsters on the Cleveland In
dams pitching roster aren't going
to have everything their way. Al
Smith and Vernon Kennedy, two
Tribe veterans. gave word of that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

Hf-Nas AfifN~
Murphys f0l vs. Whitely's a..
hish game. Bill Horn 1919 high series.
Horn So7
Lakewood ga V. ido's Cd High
game. u Poriman isa. high series.
REID S7e
Whylies 90 y. Dukes f0n High
same, Whylie iss, high series Whyile
Psrky's az vs Barney.s lol Hish
rsne Riley $50, high series Riley asa
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-18

Mrs, Chester Morris spent the
weekend at Norfolk, Va, where
her husband-is employed.
Mr.: and Mrs. Charles Martin, OF
Newark, was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Steeh and daughter the past
week.
woodrow sturgis is i'll at this
writing. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kitchens are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a baby daughter, born to
them Friday OF the past week. They
named her Patricia Ann. Mrs.
Kitchens is former Miss Mamie
Clogg. >, s.. =.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bunting
entertained at dinner, Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bunting and Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Gray.
Charlie. Kitchens returned to his
home Wednesday from the Milford
hospital much improved.
Mrs. Rena West, Mrs. Viola Lay
field and Mrs, Sadie West spent
Friday at Milford. .,.. .a...
Miss Cynthia Reynolds returned |
to haywood, N. j., after spending
her summer vacation with her
mother. e.
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-18
WARWICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Esham and
daughter, Glenda, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. L. r
Lingo, of Long Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schofield and grand
daughter, of Philadelphia, spent
the weekend at the Draper cottage
on the Indian River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Schroeder were
Georgetown visitors ON Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson and
family, of Dagsboro, spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. May MeGee,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edmund Blizzard
spent the weekend at Oak Or
chard. .t..
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wheatley
and daughter, of Georgetown, have
returned home after several days
stay at the Swain cottage at River
dale beach. -s
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hood and
son, of Milton, spent. Labor Day
weekend at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdaniel, of Will
mingtOn, spent the weekend at
their cottage at Oak Orchard.
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-18
DAGsBoRo

We are glad to know Mrs. Stella
Chandler has returned after being
very i'll at the Lewes hospital.
Maj. C. A. Short made a business
trip to Wilmington over the week
end. .. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. John Layton enter
tanned friends from Milford over
the weekend. 5s4,t - r-
Mrs. Ebe West and Mrs. William
E. Gray spent Monday at Sails
bury, Md. .. 4s' .---
. Mrs. Joyce Bennett was dinner
guest of Miss Betty Calhoun, Sun
day. t.'.
James Henry Bunting, aged SO
years, passed away Friday morning
after suffering a long time with
H e leaves three
sons, William, Eli and John C.
Bunting, also two daughters, Mrs.
Charlie Murray, OF Selbyville, and
Mrs. Aurea Kate Goodwin. The
funeral was held Tuesday after
noon at the Methodist Church. In
termeht at the Long Cemetery, with
his companion, near Frankford.
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-18
CANNON

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wiley and son
Norris and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Triv-
lit and son Billy were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elzey Roberts on
Sunday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Mulliken, of
Baltimore, have been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joe Fleetwood, this
week. .,.....
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cannon spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Daisey
Whitney and family, Of Bridge
willie. -, &c.
Ellsworth Roberts returned to
Wilmington on Sunday to resume
his work. +,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Cannon and
family, of Wilmington. spent the
weekend with their. parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Cannon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Spicer, of Federals-
burg, Md. 81 ..is 1. s..,
Boyer Hearn and family snent
afternoon with his mother,
Mrs. Ira Williams and family.
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-18

The latest recruits from this vi
cinity are Reginald Layfield, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. orville Layfield. Reg.
is the fourth son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Layfield now in Uncle Sans Army.
Robert Hickman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hickman, of Frank
ford. Bob is the second son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hickman in the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace L. Hickman
wish to announce the engagement
of their. daughter. Virginia Ann,
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-18

doben, N. j., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. William r. Taylor.
Mrs. Lee. German, of Philadelphia
is visiting Mrs. c. r. Davis.
Well.KnOWn Farmer Passes
Ivy Long, who suffered a stroke
some time ago, died Sunday morn
ing in the Beebe Hospital at Lewes.
Deceased is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Sarah w. Long; four sons,
Clifton, in Roxana, Monroe, farm
er near town, Delphia Edwin, with
the Army in Alabama, and Elton, a
recent graduate of the John NJ
Clayton school; also two daughters,
Mrs. Virginia Long, a registered
nurse, and Miss Janette Long, stu
dent at the John M. Clayton school.
There are also several grandchil-
dren. Funeral arrangements are
in charge of Clinton H. Watson at
Watson's funeral home, with inter-
ment in Carey's Cemetery.
BY pooling their transportation
facilities, three local young couples,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Parsons, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Therl Long and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold w. Hudson, were
enabled to go on a trip to Atlantic
City, N. j., last weekend.
The office blotter says: "Here'S the
rOHfe to HabPines5-THrH TO the Righ
then go Straight"