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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24
MALVERN
Eva Ross - Ada u. Wright

Eva Ross - Ada Il. Wright
The First Bapt. Sunday school
was conducted by Supt. Grady
Wright with review by Rev, r.
S. Shorty. pastor. The Bethel
Sunday school was conducted by
Supt. Evelyn Lawson. The in
stallation of the newly elected
pastor, Rev. r. Gloster, was held
at the New Director Baptist
church. Rev. Shorty and mem
bers of First Baptist motored to
Arkadelphia for an afternoon ser
vice, Mrs. Ethel Allen of War
rem spent a few days with Mrs.
Shorty. Rev. Shorty and Rev.
f, Il. Williams We're in Pine Bluff
last week, Mrs. Welcher has
been on the sick list for several
days. The senior choir of LIST
Baptist church will render a musi-
cal program Sunday night, Pvt.
Deiton Mcclellan is visiting hist
parents and friends here. Pvt
David Whitmore Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Will Ross. The NAACP
met at Bethel AME church, Thurs
day night, 3rd Glass Petty Of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24

farewell sermon prior to confer
ence in Hot Springs. The Mt.
Carmel Baptist church were pre-
sent for installation Of their pas
tor at the Trinity Bapt. church OF
Morrilton. Many honors were
bestowed upon Rev VIM. II,
Marley, the honoree. Sgt. Har-
ny Jenkins of Virginia visited his
wife, Ruth. and his family here,
Mrs. p. Mcdaniel is visiting her
brother in California. l., A.,
Surratt left for Kansas City. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leyerett are
also in Kansas City Mrs. Katie
Smith and Mrs. Leona Rowlett
are on the shut-in list. The
Edward Mcdaniel family moved
into a he whome.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24
Dumas
Mamie l.. Mitchell

+'''7'iAi' - +'AAtN ~ II
Rev ]. G. Quinn, Mr. and Mrs.
N, 5. Moore were dinner guests
OF MIS-. Mary Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rennie Tucker of Gould were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr., and
Mrs. Arthur Veasley. Mr., and
Mrs, Everett Hill, president F. G..
Hopes and VIII Hess were din
ner guests of Rev. and Mrs. John
Z. Mitchell. After overseas
combat duty, Frank Newman has
received honorable discharge. .
Home on furlough is Abram
Smith. From Oakland, Califor-
MIA are Joseph and Mack Ross
and their sister, Cloveas. G..
p. Packard is visiting his daugh-
ter in Charleston, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Childs report
their son, c. p. Jr. is confined to
a Pine Bluff hospital. Mrs. L.
NJ. Rutherford and children,
MarVa and Will Vernon Jr., of
Wilmar visited Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Bumpers, Sunday. Mrs. p. S.
Smith spent the weekend in
Little Rock to visit her husband,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24

at Pilgrim Rest AME church in
honor o. Rev and Mrs c, II,
Jones closing their years work
raising S5l27l.St. Among those
visiting the Southeast Ark, Con-
ference at Dermott were Mrs. NJ.
] Lee, Mr.. and Mrs, A. l., Rid
CELL, Mrs. Scottie simmons, Mrs
irene White, Tyree Mccullough,
Frank Bell. Members of the
Pilgrim Rest AME church are
grateful for the return of their
pastor and his wife, Rev, and Mrs,
c, II. Jones. Miss Reatha Mae
White is experiencing her first
years teaching at Selma.
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Mt. Araratt
Venie Fuller

supt. T.. J. Jackson had charge
of the church school, announcing
one visitor, Mrs. Frances Fowler.
Acknowledgement was also made
of receipt of letter from Cpl. jess
Sc Blackwell, former superintend.
ent of the school, now conducting
a Sunday school class somewhere
In England. Rev. T. r. Bright,
pastor of the church delivered the
sermon on regular PASTORAL day.
Collection was $3.50. Mrs.
Susie Holmes has had as guest
her daughter from Memphis.
TheMaee Miles family has moved
into their new home.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24

Week, Nov. 1918, and as a spe-
cial project read seven books
from the school library, -. The
10th graders welcome Georlia Ar
mold after an absence of several
weeks spent in Omaha, Nebras-
wa. New Officers of the Ath-
letie Club have been elected, with
Miss +. Marshall and Miss Flem-
ings as sponsors Mae Esther
Toombs has returned from Kan
sas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24

Sterling, Mrs Estella Jones
spent several DAYS in Little Rock
last week. Moderator John +.
Mitchell will preach End ami
versary sermon Sunday at the Eel
lowship Baptist church, Zellnef,
Lonuring Rev. L. d. Harris. In
Pine Bluff on business were Mrs.
y. Bumpers and Mrs. Mary Wash
iugton. Representatives of the
Regular Arkansas Baptist State
Convention in Pine Bluff last
week, from this section We're:
Moderator John r, Mitchell, Rev.
/, y, Singleton, Rev. NJ, Rack,
Rev T NJ, Lacy, Rev. G,s. Seals,
Rev 5. Roberts, Rev. II, \. Cor
dan, Rev. c, H. Freeman, Rev,
\, G, Horn, Rev. S. II, Banks,
Rev. James Henderson, Rev. Il,
NJ, Nelson. Rev. c. c. Miller,
Rev, j. NJ, Miller, Pres, +, d.
Harris. Rev. n, c, Hopes. Presi-
dent w, S. Moore, President +. c.
Hopes. Miss b. l., White, Mrs.
Naomi Jackson, Secretary p. NJ,
Hardin, Mrs, Pearl Clarks, Rev,
". c. Marshall. Others from the
s e. and II. b. C. Districts were:
Supt. j. L. Washington, Mrs.
Rosie Kelly, Mrs. Callie Hopes,
Sam Jackson, Mrs. Ada Maytield
Mrs. Laura Pittman and Mrs.
Sarah Richardson
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24
PINE BLUFF
Mrs. Tom Jones
Phone 250

Mrs. Joe Jefferson, OF 2sth and
Georgia St., and proprietor of the
Jefferson Grocery Store. left for
Chicago for consultation OF an
eye specialist, Mr.. and Mrs, J.
c. Kahn, opened the doors of their
palatial home, 1890 West End st.
Sunday afternoon, honoring Mrs,
Victore Narcessi of New Orleans,
La, grandmother of Mrs. Laura
Vale. 91S Cypress st. At $3.50 p.
N. the guests assembled them
selves around the lovely table with
place cards for seven. to de-
iicious Dime rof fried chicken,
fruit eocktain, peas In potato
nests, nodded sunshine salad, sur
rounded with tomatoes and cram
berry jelly. hot rolls. coffee and
pumpkin pie with whipped cream,
Making up the guest list We're
Mrs. Katie Bell, Mrs. Emma viii
son, Mrs. NJ. j. Hollis. Mrs. Patti
10, Mrs, McAdams, Mrs. Lula
Moon and Mrs, Victoria Robinson,
Miss Hattie Bell Brown of sos
State has returned from Chicago,
where she was guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ransom Johnson. Mrs.
Novella Davis of Texas visited her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Carrie Terry
and her aunt and uncle, MIR. and
Mrs. c, Binns Mrs. Carrie
Terry accompanied her daughter,
little Nellie L. The South End
Floral Club met in the home of
Mrs. Annie Brooks Sunday after
noon. Already with a paying
membership of forty, tive new
members We're accepted for mem.
hership, as announced ny Mrs
Amanda Johnson, president, and
Mrs. Willie Miller, secretary. 8.
Everett Tookes of Chicago is
guest of his mother on South
Georgia st. New Jerusalem
Bapt. Church Dolores Woodruff
REV. and Mrs. l.. Nixon OF Little
Rock, sister and hrother-in-law
of Rev L, Morgan, registered as
visitors in the morning worship
period. Mrs. NJ. Watson is in
charge OF the holiday program
for the church school, with Mrs.
+. Thomas and Miss Rebecea
Wells as co-workers. The Men S
Day program was successful, in
spite of the Women's group lead.
ing financially. Under the LEAD
ershin of H, ]. Evans the BTU
is showing much progress.
st. John AME Church (Juanita
Davis Young Peoples Day was
Observed, with Rev. Vernon Mil.
Ter, student of Shorter College,
delivering the sermon. Music
was furnished by the college choir
with Prof. Hamlin as director.
Carl Brooks Jr. was acting SUPER
intendent. Miss Verla Mae
Armstrong gave lesson review.
The young people reported more
than 100000 with Mr.. Akens as
sponsor. Rev. and Mrs. Greene
are attending conference sessions
In FL Dorado.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24
North View


A victory club has been or
ganized with the 61S grades,
with Miss Ernestine Marshall as
sponsor, Officers elected are:
Audrey Toombs aud Vance
Taoms. presidents: Ruby I.
Brown and Jewell B, Canady,
secretary and treasurer -. The
club observed ChiIdren's Book
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24

Johnson was guest of her aunt,
Effie Davis OF Stamps. Mrs,
Sarah and Oragne Nesbia We're
entertained by officers and the
pastor of Lanesport and old st.
Paul Church. -. Mrs. Alice Adams
was called to the bedside of her
father, Alex Cage, of Texarkana,
Mrs. Mary Robertson is happy
over moving into her new home.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24
Gard OF Thanks

The family of the late Mrs.
Lizzie Morris, take this method
OF expressing sincere appreciation
to the many friends for sympa-
thetic courtesies and beautiful
floral offerings during her illness
and transition.
Signed;
J. w. Washington. Jr.. son.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-11-24

Nelson Boykins

DR.. G. A. Ellis was called to
the bedside Of Mrs. Jennie Smith.
Deacon Louis Blair is much i'm
proved at the home of his dau-
ghters. Mrs. Mamie Hicks and
Bette baltimore. Miss Luber-
tia Tyson and sister, also Miss
Willie b. Young were guests of
Mrs. Boykins. Mrs. Rose Lee
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-19

trng norfano. Ct mar itns in allem
Elm MuIter uno 8orbilo biz auf ben
beutieen Sag, bel bem ale feline 8riis
Ser uno oeren 4inoer &at uno Silfe
iu9en uno finoen. Niemals bat Der
gater San6 an i'm eelegt Bis unge.
fqbr elm Sabr Dor ieinem bor3eitigen
Tooe.
@s mar i'm sSuIi 1889. Dur6 itdn-
oiges &eeentpetter NOR bic Seuernte
itart ber50gert 1poroen. 0a in BEN
lesten Saeen Der 8o6e gutes 8etter
einlette, >puroe Sonntags morgens
bon Ser @an3el nertiinoiet, oaB nad
bem So6an1te Der Sonntag fir Die
Seuernte freieegeben meroe. TIMER
Gater botte Elm eroBes Sel0 2u5ernen-
flee genabt. Inn oas Seu in &aufen
51 bringen, 1ieB er ieinen &inOern an
iegen, oaB tie babel belfen iollten. Oas
gait beionoers mir, Dem 5tuoenten
uno meinem Glteiten 8ruoer, bet oa=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-19
mails ousmGrts in Mrbeit itan6.

ntu4S uuS1uuL4S Iu AIOeA IIu1tO.
'lne fanoen it6 Elm, iogar IN ier
siingiter, Der oamols neun Sabre 5Gbl-
te. Die Grbeit eine flott bonitatten,
nur Der alteite 8ruoer batte ni6t oiel
5u iagen. @s mag iein, oab er fir
oen No9mittag ettpas Nnoeres ge-
plant bate, oos man ibm BEL ieinen
% Sobren uno ser barten Nrbeit oie
@o9e binour6 faum neroenfen fonn=
TO. 8abrideinlid nabm Der 8ater Die
S9tpeigiamteit oes 8ruoers als 8i-
beridslidteit auf.
MIs er einen 8efebl oes gaters nidt
ausfiibrte, pobridein1i6 bate er i'm
nidt perltonoen, ging Ser bin uno
baute Dem groBen Meniden 1iufs uno
re6ts um Die Gbren nit Den 8orten:
Limb Denn ibr &erle ieib ipie bie
8dume, ibr foat mir geborden, tpenn
id eu9 ettpas iage"
gtie bergeiie i6 Die groBen Mugen,
NIT oenen Der 8ruoer erltaunt auf
oen 8ater blidte> ood nabm er bie
5dldge rubig bin uno iagte fein
8ort. gs miilien ibm oieielben gan5
eetpiB ungetpobnt porgefommen iein,
oa Ser goter ME Sano an i'm ge-
1egt bate. Gonn orbeitete er rubig
meter, als Oh nidts gefdeben tpdre.
Sd bin uber3eugt, Dem 8ater tot iei.
ne iibereilte Seftigfeit ielbit leio, als
er bas rubise Berbalten oes 8ru6ers
bemerfte. gr mag nielleidt 6aran ge-
ba6t baben, lpas mobl getporoen iei,
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oenN Staub 5u 5ieben. Gber tpo3u? -
I'm 5eelen 5u eepinnen2 - Bofiir2
- ,@briltum lieb baben lit beiier ols
olles 8iiien'', oieier 8ibeltroit bat
MIDI INNER aufgeridtet, als i9 i'm
Seminar meinen &f bate, nidt
nur NIT meinem idledten @ebddt.
nis uno frr5em Gerltano, Inn in ben
Wult Der Neutrality-suspicious. elm.
5uoringen. God &pubte i6 nobl, baB
oas 5u meinem tagliden 8rot eeb0"
rem miiroe, Die @rflulipitGt Ser lutbe.
riiden Stride beionoers in oieIem
Babylon oer Neuen 8elt 5u perteioi.
gen.
Wan mo6te tpobl germ ols Iutbe.
rider Soltor tolerant iein, ober es
gebt nidt. @lei6giiltigfeit in ser 2eb,
re bringt @lei65iiltigteit i'm 2eben,
10 m'roe uns eingelddrft uno BEL Ser
padienoen Sreibeitsflegelei uno Dem
9llettontismuS ouf itttlid=religioiem
@ebiet feblt es einem iiberon an ser
notIgen lutberiiden 9lutoritGt, an Ser
ic notigen bon gbriltus ielbIt einge.
fllbrten lleber- uno unteroronunq,
man modte iogen, es feblt om lutbe.
riiden Barit, pp5u es naturli6 pegen
Sutber uno ieinem @emeinoeprin5ip
ME fommen miro.
Sn Der fatboliiden Stride oagegen
tann man na6 meiner ueber5eugung
gan5 gut obne 8tiiensitol5 (oomit
meine i6 nidt obne 8iiien) uno obne
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Der 8dter altriidfebrten, piele bereits
auf lutberiider ODER proteitantiider
Seite als Mdnner Der 8iiienidaft in
bobem anieben itanoen. Mir fiel ober
out oaB bon bteier 8iiienidaftIidteit
unter ben Sbeologen auf fatboliider
5eite eornidt iooieI 8eien gemadt
puroe, als auf Der Iutberiiden, Die
beionoers, tpenn es itd Inn &om bon-
oelte, unoer6liin1t NIT ibrem @iiiens.
itol5 para0ierte, uno idien Der ueber.
legenbeitstompler bier gum guten
Son 5u geboren. g8ie es ober nit oie-
fem 8iiien i'm allgemeinen ltebt, fonn
man oaran ieben, ooB es oie @rfob.
rung aller &onoertiten lit, oaB lie
iiber &om falid unterribtet >puroen.
Sreili6 fonn man lein 8iiien I'M.
gebeuer belaiten nit ben MiBbrGu9en
uno Sebltritten in elmer 2OOOiGbrigen
@eIdi6te, Inn oan1it oas Strablenoe
gu idtpdr5en uno oas @rbabene in
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8as bic lntberiide Stride BON ber ia.
tbpliiden Stride lernen fauu

\SorIleBung oon Sette
o5eien, 10 iolte eegen ben 8egriff
Steabertreter nidts ein3umenoen lein,
5umal Die 2utberilden in ibren maB-
gebenoen Siibrern Die ii6tbare &ir6e
gegeniiber Der unli6tbaren betonen.
8arum nun gegen einen permonen"
ten Ste0bertreter in &om, al1o gegen
oas Bapittum protelttert tpuroe uno
Die Broteitanten iid gegen Die Ultra
montanen' pereinigten, lit nidt mel
ne &ufgabe 5u erortern, aud ni6t in.
nieiern oie 2utberii6en lt9 bon oen
Broteltanten unteri6eioen. Sd bobe
es bier nur NIT ben 5pei Bayern 3u
tun, ben 2utberiiden uno Den Gomi>
16en, Inn 5u 5eigen, tDas Die 2utberi=
iden bon oen &omiiden lernen tom
nen. 1no Duroe oa5u oufgeforOert,
neil id 33 Sabre lutberiid mar uno
nun bereitS 80 Sabre fatbolii9 bin,
obne ie oieien S6ritt bereut 5u b.
ben. SSm @egenteil, oaourd, oaB ib
am Seierobeno meines 2ebens mebr
3eit getDinne, iiber BEN unenoliden
&ei6tum, Der mir 5uteil geporoen lit,
na63uoenfen uno na65ufori6en, muB
i6 MIDI INNER mebr oariiber munoern,
oab geraoe mir bieies @lud 5uteil
muroe, oa id geiteben muB, oaB i9
lpiiienl6aftli6 ME beionbers belaitet
mar. Dod tpar es mir immer tr0itli9,
bob unter oeren, Die gum @lauben
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penn Der ii9 aur @ebr eeiest bdtte,
tpie nieIlei6t ser cine ooer an6ere IN
ben Sobren getanl
9osielbe b0rte i6 aud abenos Die
0tutter iaeen, aIs ct ibr ben gorfau
i'm Sdlaf5immer er5ablte. @r gab
gerne 5u, oaB i'm bic Gorge Inn oas
Seu uno ser gifer Der arbett iiber'
nommen um6 ibm ben 8eritano ber-
ounfelt babe. Ct lobte uno betpunberte
oos 8erbolten oes 8ruoers uno mein.
te, er babe in eleider Beiie eebun-
oelt, ols i'm fein eigener 8ater in
Gbnli6er @eile ungere9t bebanoelte.
Ct babe nergeiien, oaB man erpa6iene
&inoer nidt 1nebr tpie Die &leinen
bebanoeln tonne. gr tper6e beriuden,
oem 8ilbelm cine @enugtung 5u ge>
ben.
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resateren gebroht miro.


Das leudtenbe @benifalium mar
Der Wiiienidaft idon Dor Dem &riege
befannt, lit ober erlt. in ben 1ebten
paar- Sabren in einem MoBe enttpif-
felt moroen, ooB es nun na6 2ostren-
nung oes 10 imprdgnierten @egenIton-
oes - Observation-Disclosures, Eiir-
flinfen, 8erf5euggriffe uip. - BON
Der 2i6tquele nod ltunoenlang nad>
Ieu6tet.
Ser riidpdrtige, nit Dem neuen
Materiol aneeitridene Sell zines slu-
tomobi1s gum 8eiipiel it, pie Sibben
iagte, iogar in itodfiniterer Radt 10
gut gu erfennen, ipie bel bellem Sas
geslidt. Ser sSngenieur 5eigte II. a.
nod 5diloer Dor, Die als 8egtpeiier
6ienen fonnen unb oas 8unoer bou-
bringen, cine gan5e geadt binourd
infolge &usitrablung Der 2idtenergie
ali leu6ten, Die te ben Sag iiber ab.
iorbiert Baben.
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DE 60 lpSO.
f.. Von Busehpfarrer
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Vons Busehpfarrer

l1nier GlteIter 8ruoer tpor I9on
beinabe Elm ean5es Sabr in Der S6u>
le, obne baB er itd in unieren Sa"
milientreis re6t eingelebt batte. Oie
ean5e freie 3ett brodte er bel Der
@roBmutter 5u, 6ie @ltern 1ieBen ibm
ieinen 8illen in Der Soffnung, oaB
it6 iein 8enebmen nit Der 3eit dn.
bern tperoe. Mit @etpalt l6Bt ii6 bic
@nbdngli6feit bel einem &inoe in oie-
fen Sabren nidt er5tpingen, tpenn In
folge ungliidltder gerbdltniiie einmal
cine Mrt @ntfrembung Blos genom-
men bat. Sm Sauie ber @roBmutter
tDar man nidt gut auf unieren 8a-
ter 81 ipreden. Sein ielbltGnoiges,
ibmeigiames @eien mar beionoers
SnfeI Mattbias uno Ser Eonte 6i>
btlla 3utpioer Dieie m0gen iid bier
u1to oa in @egenpart bes 8ruoers
8enertungen erlaubt boben, Die auf
6eilen fpdteres 8erbalten inn @lterns
bauie bon na6baltigem @influB ge-
blieben itn6.
geie erinnere id midi, ooB er fid
iemals zines l1ngeboriams ooer elmer
8ioeriGblidteit 8uiduloen tommen
lieB. Gud Die 2ebrer ODER Nadborn
batten feline 4logen eegen i'm. Slei-
big uno itiu ging er in Saus uno
5dule ieiner Nrbeit na9. Nod uno
na6 trat er 5ur Wutter in Dos ber5s
Iidfte gerbaltnis, tpie es 5tpiihen
Mutter l,no &ino beiteben ion, ober
ih batte 1tets ben @inorud, als Oh
5tpii6en Dem Bater uno ieinem dlte-
ften 8ruoer Die parme Ser5li6feit
feblte, Die 5tpiiden gltern uno &in-
bern berriden ion. Nidt oas in Dem
gerbolten 6es 8aters ou6 MIR elm
Sdatten bon Barteilidteit ft9 bemerfs
bar modte; 6afiir tpar in ieiner Seele
oas @efiibl fir @ere9tigteit 5u itart
entpidelt, aber oo beioe i9rpeigiom
tuaren uno ibre @efiible nidt lei6t
nod auBen tltno geben, 10 idien es
mir, ols OBJ iie ni9t redt 5uiammen-
fommen fonnten.
3ubem tpar Der 8ruoer in ieiner
Sugeno itarf eigenitnnig. Do6 babe
ih ME in meinem 2eben elm @ino
getroffen, oaB bonn Sage ieiner eriten
81. aommunion an bielen Sebler NIT
folder gnereie uno iol6em grfolee
befdmpft bat als er, 10 oaB in ieinem
ipateren 2eben ii6 au6 nibt cine
grur iener unangenebmen @eiitesrid>
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-26
FLORIDA SAILORS
FACE PREFLlCHT

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. Is
-lR-Coach Don Fsurot today an
nounced the starting lineup for the
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Filters who play hosts Saturday to
favored North Carolina Preflight
one of the country's top 10 teams.
The Jacksonville lineup will bt
minus Gus Letchas, left halfback,
and Allie White, ex-pro tackle,
both on the sidelines with inju-
ries.
Starting for Faurot will be Sam
Snyder and Elwood Lester, ends;
Bill Short and John Janushs, tao
kles; John Hanel and Bill Kirkpat'
ricla guards: Prad Ecklund. cen
ter; Bill Leckoney, quarterback;
Kit Kittrel, left half; Johnny Don
aldson, right half, and George
Faust, fullbacF.
With only two games under. their
belts, and one Of these a loss, the
filters will be decided underdogs
against North Carolina Prefhgh'
which has defeated Navy, Duke
and Georgia Preflight.
Coach Faurot said both teams
will use their officers in Satur'
days game. In defeating Georgia
Preflight 80 last week, North Car
DINA did not use its officers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-26
Bv JACK HAND

NEW YORK, Oct. Is. Up -
Now that the St. Louis Browns
have been properly acclaimed fer
winning their first. pennant, the
historians drag out damaging
evidence to prove it + wasn't tue
first after all. 1888
As far as the American league
records 60, 1914 brought the initial
fSt. Louis championship, but the
club was the king Of the walk back
when the Brownies swept four sue
cessive titles in the American AS
ISOLATION from 1885-88.-
It wasn't even the first world
championship series for the peren-
| NAL also runs. who captured one
| Of four playoffs that passed for
the world series in those days.
The series in 1887 went Is games
and was played in such scattered
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-26
ADVISORY BOARD
ELECTS OFFICERS

A board representing the NUM-
cipal golf course, consisting of SIX
interested participants, has been
appointed to act in advisory capa-
city between participants of the
golf course and the City Recrea-
ton department. it was announced
last night by Jesse A. Reynolds,
recreation superintendent.
Reynolds disclosed that the
committee had been existing in an
active state for several months,
but officers were elected last
night. ~--.. ---.--.
George H. Crimson was elected
president, L. c. W:lch. vice pres
ident, and j. A. Reynolds was
elected secretary. Other members
of the board are r. B. Barnhardt.
C. E. St. Armand, Hale Lanier.
John H. Tienken, and William
! Crichton.
A committee consisting Of Barn.
jhardt, Crichton and Vance Chad
wick, of the recreation depart
ment, was appointed to prepare
plans for a tournament to be held
in November, it was announced by
Reynolds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-26
Maverick Gives Ideas
On Britain's Needs

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-tR-
Maury Maverick, chairman OF the
Smaller War Plants Corporation,
back from three-week visit tc
the United Kingdom. came to the
conclusion today that what Eng
land needs is 10000 American
drugstores, complete with choco-
late sodas and coffee.
Young American drugstore
cowboys" now flying bombers,
are saving the United States, he
told a news conference. but 'there
is no place in England for young
sters to 60
He suggested the United States
provide England with good coffee
so that the English would "star'
drugstores, so we can sell the ma
terial to build them with
He also estimated England need
ed 100000 new homes, for which
the United States could sell pras'
tins, synthetics and other ma
terialS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-26
American Bon,bers Hit
German Oil Industry

LONDON, Oct. Is. - UP - More
than LOO American planes struck
in bad weather today at the Ger
man natural oil industry in the
Hamburg area and at Hamm, a
transportation funnel for war ma
terials, without sign Of opposi-
ton from. the German air force.
Germany's largest railway yards
are located at Hamm, and through
them have been moving supplies
for the Western front as well as
raw materials for Hitler's fac
tories.
The Eighth Air Force already
having dealt body blows to syn
thetic oil plants deep in Germany,
the bombing force turned its al
tention to the natural oil refineries
in Hamburg and in the suburb OF
Hamburg across the Elbe river.