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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Michigan Swim Stars
Records Approved

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 up
Three N. c. A. a. records and six
intercollegiate standards were in
cluded in the list Of - new
swimming marks set during
1942-43 and approved today by
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association.
Harry Holiday Jr. Of Michigan
eclipsed Adolph Kiefer's 150-yard
backstroke world record Of 1327
by doing the distance in 1918,
and he combined with Pat Hayes
and John Patten to trim the
varsity mark for the 300-yard
medley from oslo 10 2.50S.
Another world standard was
bettered by Yale'S Alan Ford who
turned in 0.5O7 for the l0O-yard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

freestyle 10 top Johnny Weiss
mullers record clockine Of O.51.
set in 1927. Ford also shaved the
time for 30 yards to OPS from
0.235.
Approved marks also included
in the national intercollegiate
division on 20-yard courses: $50
yard backstrokc Holiday. 30 Q:
300-yard medley relay, Michigan.
2:511; and on short courses;
50-yard freeStyle. Henry Kozlew.
ski. Northwestern, 0;22 /.
Champion records okayed for
the n. G. a. A. were: Seward
freestyle. KozlewSki. 0:221: 80.
yard backstroke. 1885, and 300
yard medley relay Michieaa,
1884.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Showdown Features
Mack Park Mat Card
1ONIGHT,s ROITs

lONIGHI'N BOI t.
Bert RUBY vs.. Buck Estes 2 In 3
fails
Jack League vs.. Levy PAGER, 2 In ;
fails
Walter Roxy vs.. Buck Lscombs,
one fall
Chuck" Marows vs. Dale Haddock.
one fall.
This is showdown night for four
junior heavy wreStlerS who seek
to- wrest Flash" Gordon's MWA
junior heavy crown. In a double
header at Mack Park, which gets
under way at 9 o'clock because Of
the daylight alert, the two victorS
will be matched, the winner TO
meet Gordon later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Carriers Resume
Times Boys Loop Plays in Tourney Today viii
Reopen League Contests on Thursday

Detroit Times Carrier Softball
League teams Will resume dis
trict league play Thursday follow
ing opening Of their division in
the Detroit Times-sponsored met
ropolitan Softball tournament on
various playfelds Of the depart
ment of parks and recreation
today.
Thursdays games viii have no
bearing on the tournament play
and results viii count only in dis
trlct league standings.
The second round Of tourna-
ment elimination games Will get
under way Aug. "A. Winners Of
the east side and west side cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Manire Captures Net
Title al Northwestern

Hubert Manire Joins the list Of
Detroit tournament tennis singles
winners today with ms straight
,Sct disposal yesterday Of Al bort
man Of Nj. Clemens Ga 60 6-3
in men singles. final event of the
annual Northwestern open cham
pionShlp<
Prior 20 meeting NanIrc Dorf-
man won q seminal from George
Gushing Jr. 1912. cd. 6.l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

Tomorrow's card pairs Team
sterS and Local 104 johnson and
LocalT Wings, Local : Vets and
local so BomberetteS.
Connie WiSnieWSki turned in
another pitching masterpiece by
holding Wyandotte hitleSS and
runlesS As Hudson Girls won. SO.
last night Connie issued ono
walk and three got on by errors
Local $50 and Local l04 played
an eieht-inning scoreless tie for
the second time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
SOflbaEI Card To BE
Tourney PreVieW

A prevew Of The Detroit
Tmc@sponsored Metro softbsIl
tourney VIII be staged In. Mack
Park Thursday nigh, when Eve Of
ne strongest entries play ON a
benefit card Briggs Bombers.
defending champion and not
iator'c tr, season meets NirEeS
Hudson Girls tackle Local so
bonbeycttes girls defending
champ and So.ventol opposes an
a.l-stsr squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
JUNIOR DIVISION
tAIi games ~ I0.30 a. ny

can games ~ G.30 a. ny
District A- A. Carste0s tChariey0iX and
LakeaoodJ As squareheAds vs. Al
Bees Al Lions W. A. Csnhelds
A. Hosmer )Canfold and EastlawnJ-
-A-+n-J~f3s -s---A-{,-ti-~F ft-r- ----
District B-At Chandler Park (Con
ners and Warren 81 Cubs vs. b
Wolverines. B-s PB % Va Rs Athletes.
A. Robinson CYOung and Grover h 2
Five stars W R-4 Wildcats
District C-D-At Lodge tNHu Dyke and
GeorRal-D-l1 Phantom Jrs vs. Gil
Juniors CT Hepcsts W c. Juniors
Al Pirgree Forrest and Seneca )-C-3
Minors vs. CO Minors
District AT Lodge CVan Dyke and
Georgia. --E-s B0mbardiers Va FL Bear
cats Pa Eagles vs. E-l3 Jinks Jrs
District H-At clinton tGreenlaWn and
ChalfonteD j. HIS Bees vs. H-to Eagles
District At Codd Woodrow Wilson
and Hardwood l--J-2 .TjKers i've Jb
Yankees vs.. J-l4 HnbilAss, il Cubs, vs.
J-l3 Reds.
Distuci I,-At Mackenzie Hish-L-t
Rioters vs. Is Tigers LUZ Braves vs.
La Ind ans IL Flashes bye
District R-N-Af Wilson central ana
Lane RS Cardinals vs R-l5 Boners,
RIP Dslfsy Eagles W. r IA Partners
Al Boyuton tNisEef and Warins VI
Bengal Cubs vs. RI ssiua Wildcats M
Pee Wees ". Ria TWerps, Ri Cobras,
byf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

District Al Carstens tChsrisvolX and
Lakewood - As Fuurdhesds Us Al Aces.
Al Tigers vs. Ali rophsts
Al Hosmsr tCanhsra sna Fastiavn)--
As Eagles Va. A fairFieWs, A-I0 Nuts
". As AyerEerF.
Durct a, Chandler PARK ,conne,
and East WarreGt BIS Wolverines W.
3 Thunderngts, BIS Eyug Tigers vs..
BT sandlottsrs.
- Robinson YrGnE and Grover Ri
Bears vs. BIS Muabens. B2 Blues. bye
District C--At I.odgs wan Dyke and
Georgia CO irish vs CO Majors, CT
Termltes va. 81 Wildcats
At Piurree CFotes, and s.nscal-c a
MAJORS IS Gil Seniors, Clio wolves ".
% Seniors
Distric, . AT Campbell tAlexanar.rs
and 81 Aubin)-ps stars vs.. y z Braves.
D.5 Monsrchs. bys.
Al Dured tcnsns and CuntonJ pc
Merchants W. Dill WIdca's. DIS Eagies
W. D-l5 Phar'ans
ieotsia) FL pNlrs vs. Eli Yanks,
Els jirks We rs Polish Lancers -
bearcnts Sc p stars
District CA Jayne tCorsr' and Dsu-
son Gil HAWKS W.. GO Commands,
G-s Kings va G.s Infermedlates
A. C0UrvIIe tNevada and DequIndreJ --
CT Tigers vs.. CO Wolves
District u ~ a. ~ u H 10 Spar'anr
Va H-3 Wildcats Hs YanA vs. All
Commands
District At cod Cwooarou Wilson
and lakewood - Z TweIfh street won
ders vs.. J-b Owls J-s Al stars " J.1
Pirates. u spithres, bye, JI3 Eagles
". J-1f TerrfTF
Di-ric, l.. AZ Mackenzie Hlrn-1..7
Thunderuoits vs. Luz Wildcats. LIS
Giants vs.. "a Grcm I.s
District M-At CHadsey HIGH ~ 3
Ravens ~ MO ComnanGos MY Mud
hens Va. Ms Hares M5 Ailes vs. "a
Spitdres
District N-At Clark Park NJ TIER
cubs w. NIB Wolverines Ma Flames
" M BengA-s Ng Pirates vs.. IS
Tines Tigers. Nh Wolves, hye
District RAJ Wilson Central and
Lane - R-12 Detroit EaEles vs. E-lS Pun
blers Ri Gremlns vs.. RIA Bears. RS
Niidcs's, bye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Girls Net Meet Aug. 10

Play in the girls division of the
annual Hamtramck Open tennis
championships is set for Aug. l6
with the mems event starting two
days earlier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

pionships as decided by the tour
nament play, will meet in L. of D.
Stadium as preliminary games 10
the world softball championships
there Sept. 1920.
The schedule:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Major lie que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
NJ games scheduled.
TODAY'S GAMES
New York A. 81 Louis
Boston - Chicago tnlghD.
Oniy games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
A LONG SHOT

Turntable was 2 long shot. This
5-year-old son Of QUESTIONABLE,
bred by the Green Tree Farm,
hadn't been in the money in four
starts. He had been beaten by
five and a half lengths in his
previous putting.
But the track condition improved
his chances.
Still Turntable went to the post
in the run Of a mile and a six
teenth better than - 10 |. And
he might not have scored at that
had not Jockey Jorg Alfonso, his
Cuban rider found a hole 10 come
through in the stretch when Turn
table started 10 run like a cham
pion.
1t was just when it appeared
that Jockey Johnny Adams was
going 10 avoid a whitewaShing by
getting the favored Wise Brave
home that Turntable decided to
run.
He came from sixth place in the
field of eight 10 catch Adams
mount In the last sixteenth and
win going away by more than A
length for the days largest mutuel,
S33. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
TODAY's GAMES
No games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
War Signs ut Regatta
Thunder Of Guns on Army Range, Youngsters and
Otdsters in Crews Mark nterake Event
BY GEORGE f. VAN

PUT-IN-BAY. o., Aug. 10
Bilgewash from the Interlake Re-
gatta;
You can see and hear signs Of
the war-the thunder of guns at
the-army range over on the Ohio
shore echoes through the islands.
The crews are made up mostly
Of under-lS-Near-old boys and old
SterS and never has there been so
many girls sailing in the races
here. Noticeable, too. is the
scarcity of stop watches. which
the boys use To time their starts.
For instance, IL youngsters
Skippered the l2-foot Nippers.
Only one had watch, a dollar
affair tied 10 his wrist. so the
other II shippers followed him
about as he jockeyed before the
start and he made a good one.
But so did his rivals. All 10 boats
went over the line within 10
seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Two Of ; Mud
Runners Click
In Races Here
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

There's many a trainer Of a rae
ing stable AZ the Detroit track
who smiles when he is awakened
lin his sleep ny the rattle Of rain
on the roof.
For that rain means q muddy
track and the possibility the en-
tries may be Teopened in the morn
ing 10 Jet in the trainer S superior
IaGd- runner
Two such trainers are r. H. Nc
Daniel Of the San Mateo Stable
and AL Wellman Of Detroit, who
trains his own.
When trainers Of fast track
horses Clamorcd 10 scratch their
entries yesterday az the Fair
GROUNDS, Mcdaniel and Wellman
stood hopefully by, awaiting a call
for horses.
The sixth race. tho $500 Per-
kinS Purse, was rcopened In went
McDanierS Momentlto, the only
added starter IN the race.
The seventh race was opened
and Wellman put in the entry Of
his horse. Turntablc. while two
other trainers dropped in horses.
The eighth race was also reopencd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
BOTH WINNERS

Momentito al Turntable both
won, taking two Of the three races
| for the added starters
Momcntito figured 10 he right
there. He is the 3-year-old Sarada
geldlng which raced in Bing CroS-
hy'S colorS here last year He was
claimed by Joe Bernstein. taken
10 the Pacific Coast 10 race,
claimed there and returned here
by the San Mateo Stable.
Momentito is truly a superior
mud runner. Brought over from
Washington Park recently. he won
his first start here last Thursday
over a heavy track, beating Cap
tain Ruth. Homeward, Matte Sue
and others.
Conditions were the same yes
terday when he went 10 the post
as second choice 10 Ed McCuan's
Frisky Spirit, with Clyde Turk in
the saddle
Conditions were tho same, eX-
cepting that Momentito had an
easier time than expected He just
galloped away 10 win by four
lengths from FriSky Spirit with
Wise Chance third at the end of
six furlongs and he paid 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
LIEUTENANT WINS

You see many servicemen on
leave Freddie Temple, a lieuten-
ant in the army, just got to his
eight-meter sloop Warrior in time
to get in the first race yesterday
and he won. beating Perez OAR
nellS Pintail by 80 seconds, Ernie
Crates Shamrock by l minute, 2
seconds, and George Gonyeau's
Ar7nida by Z minutes. 81 seconds.
Joe Matte. lieutenant in the
coast guard, sailed Charley Beck'S
Hostess III 10 win the C-boat race
down here. Sunday. He owned her
before Joining up,
In the first race yesterday he
took second 10 Chaos. sailed by
Jack Briner, here on army leave.
Arnold Fuchs. Johnny Cameron
and Or. A. s. Haight took the
next three places and the veteran
Morrill, Dunn was considerably
embarrassed by being disqualified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

for an unintentional foul at the
start.
The C-boat racing here is really
homecoming for Matte anc
Briner, leading shippers in the
class. before going 10 war
There are 127 boats sailing in
the races. which Stan Puddiford
race chairman. regards as a sur
priSlng turnout.
loot Gmeiner is racing Apache
against a red hot fleet of II other
ships in the sloopS and cutter
division, but had little trouble in
winning yesterday.
Apache fairly flew around the
l2-mile triangle in a moderate
westerly breeze. She beat Falcon
ii. which, like Apache, is a New
York 49," by 6 minutes, % sec
onds, boat-for-boat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
HAPPY ON ERIE

Les Lodges Dorjack, an inland
out performer on Lake st. Clair.
seems happy on Lake Erie. After
winning cruising class laurels in
the deep water race Sunday. she
beat the other yawlS yesterday.
and good.
Detroit has two RS in the eight
racing: Russ Moores La Sale
which finished third. and Milt
Cross Ardette. which took sixth.
Sonny Winton's Putin of Cleve-
land, which swept the three-race
series year ago, started right in
by winning yesterday.
Gordon Saunders Noreg was
second TO Pinky Aliens Totem in
the SiX-meter class ahead of Dodo
and Question. Al Wakefield. the
Vermilion, O.. star boat wizard,
won with Dickery, beating among
others, Dick Miller's Fleet and
Elmo Nurme's Fin of Detroit,
which finished second and fourth,
respectively.
Freddie Meno's Squall gave De-
troit victory by taking first in
the schooner and ketch division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION
Can games nj noon

The schedule.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04
Caroline Brown Has
Birthday Party

Mrs. ]. R. Brown Jr. entertained
Monday with a party honoring the
third birthday Of hcr daughter, Eli
zabeth Caroline.
The Hotel Lounge was beautifully
decorated with spring flowers,
streamers and balloons carrying out
a color scheme of blue, yellow and
pink.
After a series of games the guests
enjoyed refreshments of sherbet
and cookies. Coffee and cookies was
ser Ga 20 TIE mothers present.
Those enjoying the party were:
H. cJo Cooper, Janet and Cared
Engleman, Betty 30 Ray, Sara Ann
and Betty Terry, Sue Frances Led
yard, Bill Henley, Rob Ramsey,
Sec and Charles Edwards, Sonny
White, Jimmy Ferguson, and lnez
Pittman.
The honoree received many love-
ly gifts.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04
Mrs. J. M. Howard
Wcmcn's Club Hostess

The annual business meeting OF
the Woman's Club was held i'm the
home of the president, Mrs. ]. M.
Howard on Tuesday afternoon.
The meeting was opened with
prayer. After the singing of the
Star Spangled Banner the salute the
flag was given.
Mrs. McCune told the club of the
proposed Health Nutrition class to be
presented by the Mississippi Power
and Light Co.
The club voted to buy a new
book for the Victory Book Cam
paign.
Officers and chairmem gave re-
ports of the years activities and
plans were discussed for the next
sessions study.
New officers elected for the next
year were: Mrs w. E. McCune,
vice president and Mrs. ". p. Tay-
tor, recording secretary.
An enjoyable feature Of the at
te1noon's session Was d Ccler,iel
dazee presented by Misses RaGgy
Leaio and Louise DeIoach in Colon
ial costumes under the direction Of
Miss Frances Allen.
Mrs. Ham, accompanied by Mrs.
Dos4er, closed the program with q
'~scpsa solo. sHA4k Ayes,"A Rassisni
foM song by Sa2asnap
: The c1aso adjourned to meet In
the home Of Mrs. G. B. Ramsey,
Aareh 9th.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04

Mrs. E A. Knott, Peggy Kno'
and Catherine Moore chopped
Jackson Saturday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04

friends in Durant the past week.
Miss Mildred Mitchell has been
visiting her sister. Dorothy Mitchell
in v:eksburg.
Mrs. Herman O0om and sons,
Herman Jr. and Robert Myers WIS.,
tied relatives in Vicksburg the past
week.
Miss Rose Ann Tatum m Koeci-
usko spent the week with Miss
Nancy Ann Tatn1n.
Mrs. Joe Hughes OF Jackson spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
,ra Mrs. J. 2. Durham.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04

Mrs. Walter Francis Mitchell and
son, Jimmy spent Wednesday visit
ing her parents.
Neville Peiden and Virgil Mcbride
had their tonsiis removed in Jack
son the past week and are reported
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips and
son Charlie Pete were business Wis
itors in Jackson FRIDAY.
Mre. w. W. Turnage Of Mem
phis has been visiting in the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II, J.
Baine.
Mrs. Sallie Mae Myers, Mrs. Max
Ferguson were business visitors in
Kosciusko Friday.
Sgt. Edward Rhyme Of Shelby
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nal
Rhyme the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love Ford spent the
weekend at their home in Houston.
MrS. ESdWaru DexSciinlan returned
to New Orleans Friday after SPEND
ing a while with MI. and Mrs. VIM.
Beachman.
Clark Stevens, End class Machan-
ist Mate, Of the Navy spent several
days the past week with his Family.
Pvt. Tom Ashley of Camp Davis,
~ c. has been visiting family and
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04
Society . Clubs > Personals


Set. Joe York Jr. spent the past
weekend in Ddtnnt
Mra. NN.dce Lipsey was . jackson
VISITOR Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Field and
children of Jackson spent the week.
enc in CuI64s.
Mrp. Guy Sharpe Of Tchuqa spent
several days in Tire home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h. ]. Baine
last week.
III. J. H. Wiborn was . Jackson
visitor last Friday, where he went
to Zee Mrs. Wilborn who ID in the
hospital. She is reported doing
nicely. She left the hospital We'd
nesday to stay with her daughter.
Mrs T. B. Moore.
J. n. Rigby, former secretary Of
tte Durant Chamber of Commerce
and now connected with the OPA
office in jackson, was in Durant
last Thursday.
Friends of Mr.. w. c. Streetman
viii be glad to know he is improving
attire an illness Of several days.
Miss Margaret Brown is home this
week from Hiwassee Dam, N. C.
Mr.. j. R. Brown Jr. spent the
weekend in Durant.
Herman Clements has accepted
work with the Jones Construction
Company at Camp Mccain, in Gre
NADIA.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Ellard and
Mr.. jeff Ashley of Kosciusko spent
Monday in Durant.
"Skeet" Ellard of Keesler Field
is at home this week in Durant.
Mrs. "Red" Lawshe is spending
the weekin Memphis.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04


Miss Jean Hightower, student Of
Holmes Junior college, spent the
weekend with her sisttr, Mrs. Mer-
rM mitchell.
James Nelson Mcdaniel Of WI
nsna spent several days the past
week with his aunt Mrs. Charles
Ray.
Mrs. Lou Long and Jimmy Long
went IS far ~ Memphis Saturday
with Mr.. Long who is returning to
Omaha, Neb, to resume his work.
.
Mrs. Kate Lee Craig returned 30
her work in Washington Sunday.
Miss Virginia Blankenship spent
the weekend in Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Elliott and
children, Sara Ann, James and Geo.
Wood of jackson and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Mcclellan and Woods of Phil
lip visited relatives in Durant over
the weekend.
Mrs. Wilson Fulton spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Blanton-
Mr. Joel HcweW student ut Ole
Miss spent the weekend in Durant.
Mr.. Joe Moore student at HJC
spent the weekend in Durant.
Mrs. Jack Deoach and little daugh-
ter of Greenville are visiting rela-
tives in Durant.
Miss Emma Dell Armstrong spent
several days in Jackson this week.
y y y
Ed. Riley student at HJC was the
weekend guest of Bill Barton.
Pvt. w. E. Durham Jr. spent the
weekend in Durant with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Durham.
Mrs. Joe Cobb of Yazoo City and
Dorothy Ann Trusty of Memphis
are visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Doster.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. L. McNair anc
daughter Patsy have been visiting
i'm Durant.
Mr.. Ralph Walker spent the week,
end at his home in McComb.
Mrs. w. A. Pearson of Mintel
City, has been visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Irby Johnson.
Mr.. C. J. Moore spent the pas
week in Durant with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Elmor,
and son Raymond Lee spent tn
weekend i'm Durant in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Elmore.
Miss Catherine Moore of Mem
phis spent the week visiting Mis-
Peggy Knott.
Mrs. C A. Knott, Peggy Knott
and Catherine Moore chopped in
Jackson Saturday.
Calvin King left TUESDAY FOL
Nsbehitoches. La, State Norma
where he starts training for the
Naval Akr Corps.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04

Among those out cf town to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Mark Love
were: Mrs. M. f. Leake Of Tupcao,
Mrs. Williamson Woods OF Arcola-
Mrs. Kate Cain of Water VaRey.
Mss Lula Sue Cain OF Indianoaa and
tae Rev. ]. N. Nets Of Ptkens.
Pr. Bill Tomenss Of Aberdeen.
Maryland is in Durant visiting rel
asircs and friends.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04

Linda L., Anna B.
After the program the guests were
invited into the dining room where
Mrs. &c. H. Carruth, assisted by Mary
F. helms, Mary Ann Stevens, Pat
Watkins and betty Harrington, serv-
ed delicious punch, sandwiches, and
cookies.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04
Robert Henry Wins
Honor At School

Robert Henry, son of Mr.. and
Mn. William Robert Henry. ST.,
Castaaian Road, Durant, a student
of the Advertising Art School, Nash
vile. Tenn, has been hcnored By
membership 10 the ADVERTISING Art
Club, an honorary Scholastic society.
Membership in this GNb - based on
school achievement, marked poten-
tiaaities for success in the profess
sion Of ComrfetciMf Ar, esneta, m
titude and character.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04

Holmes County's ;sE' bond quots
Cor Marcl Is 5000. Have you
bought q boad this months-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-04

Calvin King left TUESDAY TO
Nshehitoches. La, State Norma
where he starts training for tht
Naval Akr Corps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-06
Wilmington Youth Dies
In Army Plane Accident

PFC. Douglas Fairbanks Pot
ter, 20, Army Air Forces radio
operator and aerial gunner, was
fatally injured in an airplane &C
cident at 5:38 p. m. Monday near
Pratt, Kansas, according to mott
fication received from the War
department by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l. D. Potter, Of PIT Cas-
tie street, Tuesday morning. Ar
engagements are underway to have
the body shipped here for burial.
A member of the 45th Bomber
Bquadron. Private Potter had been
In the service about one year He
was graduated from New Han
over High school in 1910 and prior
to entering the Army Air Forces
was employed in the personnel de-
partment of the North Carolina
Shipbuilding company.
Surviving are the parents, five
brothers, George w. Potter. of
New York City. Harley, Cecil. J.
D., and Ralph Potter, of Whining
ton; and one sister, Mrs. w. F.
Gore. Of Wilmington
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-06

Here's a dress that has the sort
of Chic bright young school
girl loves. Pattern 9539 is just as
trim and slim looking as any of
| Big Sisters frocks. but so simple
and right for the little rope-skip-
per. She'll love it in pretty
plaid, touched off by a spanking
white collar.
Pattern 9539 may be ordered on
ly in girls sizes 6. 8, 10, II, IA.
Size 10 requires 2 1-8 yards So
inch, Ia yard contrast.
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