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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
Boston Hopes High

IF Tex HughSons arm holds
up and he stays around long
enough. the Boston Red SoX
may likely find themselves IN
the World Series. Tex won his
twelfth game the other day,
which is what he won all of
last season.
Hughson's sore arm complex
started back in 1912. when he
pitched q game in 81. Louis in
n cold drizzle. So serious was
the pain that the Red SoX
pitcher had Just about decided
10 quit the game.
But Joe Cronin. his manager,
sent him 10 a doctor in Florida
and prevailed on Tex 10 stick
around. Last year he ddn
pitch game until May l6.
With the Tigers in seventh
place, Steve O'Nclll would be
only too happy 10 have Dick
Wakefield back with the club.
The young slugger, discharged
from the navy Friday. is sub
jet 10 army draft, lis true.
and won he available long,
but he certainly may be able
10 do the Tigers some good
even during short stay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
Bob Tales
Bocbr67 Has his
troubles as Stete
Returns 10 Foo-OaH
RV ROB MURPHY
sports Editor
HERE 4 THERE

HIRE n lfttttF
Charley Bachman has his
headaches in getting Michigan
safe back into the football
picture next fan.
Bachman not only faces a
ranpowcr problem, but is run
rinc in,o real trouble lining up
a schedule. The SpartanS viii
book only al-clvilian elevens
Tor me 1914 campaign.
STATE SO far has scheduled
only three games. Kansas State
is booked for oct. IA and Mary
land Nov. II. both al East Lam
s.nc. and Missouri at Columbia,
No. NOV. 4. Bachman and
Ralph Young, athletic director,
are keeping busy these summer
days trying to add 10 the Sched-
Ile 4
Bachman must build his COM
inc squad from students below
draft age or AZ talent. Several
prospective gridderS are now
enrolled in summer school.
The Spartans open their
drills Aug. !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

Bowling in his office twice. with
four or FIVE youngsters sitting in
circle drinking cokes and look
ing Al the comics while the com
missioner looked on. he was
warned good-naturedly that if he
permitted parents 10 play on his
sott-heartedneSS IN such a man
nor again, the reporters would
bring picture SnapperS 10 gel some
shots Of his kindergarten and poke
a little fun
bowling figures the ruling has
been IN force long enough now 50
that all parents should know the
track is no place for children .
ne \ closed his branch.
rTfcAI ADyrRTfsFNENf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
Playing Days Over

Well. il looks like Jimmy
FoNx. once one Of haseballs
greats. is washed up as a big
Lacquer at the age of 36. Jimmy
retired last year but got back
into the game thlS-SeaSOn be-
cause of the shortage of play
erS. Now he is off the active
list and becomes a coach with
the Chicago Cubs. lie leaves
with a lifetime batting average
OF .325,
Connie Mack picked FOXY
then only l6-off a Maryland
farm 20 years ago. He swung
a mighty club at the peak OF
his career.
F'oxX was one Of the best
liked players IN the game. He
was a shy sort of fellow with a
pleasant personality. He ran
into sinus trouble years ago but
stayed right in there.
Larry French. the former
Brooklyn -Dodger pitcher, hit
the beachheadS al Normandy
two days after D-Day. In a let
ter. Larry wrote:
IL wish I had all the left
handed pitchers In the National
League here with me 80 ! could
wogk 'em ahead Of me through
the mine Gslds. Then I'D be the
only oneIleft and l could go
hack to baseball and win those
three games i need Ia give me
an even 200 victories"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
BILL CROSS WINS

Cross. pride OF Chandler Park
and points east. in his first major
tournament Of the season, defeated
Bob Morgan after an eXtensed
first set, 1913. 6-2. Ed Vol. out OF
competition for two seasons be-
cause of military service. lost TO
Fox. 60. 60.
koss clipped John Cunningham
recent University of Detroit grad
uate who is new TO tournament
play. 81, 81. Stanley Bartholo-
new yielded Glenn Hopp three
games in winning. 6-l, o..
Womens singles and doubles
and mems doubles do not start
until later in the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
Arlington Results

FIRST RACE .ysar-olds and up. y
mile:
That-a Boy CFreemsn) 500 $50 2 SO
Alan r (GrohSD 40 so
Black Marx (Haynss $50
Time l:l2 off 3.22A
Short Shrin Mordecai. Malhigh
knights Quest II, Pat Norwich. Private
Howie. Spring Dru. String Band and
Valdina Vicar also ran.
SECOND RACE 3-y.sr-olds and up, y
Holdsn (GrohO 40 $50 40
Float Away (CampbelD $40 so
Anthem Haas = so
Rabbit Dog Dare Mount Vernon II. OIL
dor and Urge Ne also ran.
THIRD RACE -3-y.sr-olds and up, ~
miles
Chislsm (CampbelD 40 50
Idle sun tMartin) 40
Time 81 4-5. or I ~.
Royal RISK, ANONYMOUS. Hardwrack
and n. Sugar Roll also ran.
FOURTH RACE 9.y.sr.old, and up.
son Of Peace martin, $50 $40 $40
Monks Memo FREEMAN 40 ; m
SsyonarA (MorrisssyD - 20
Time ltll 80, on w n
Away Magic Fate Play Grier, Gremlin.
hex and Time Was also ran,
FIFTH RACE-3-yesr-o and up, \
mile:
Bolus lCorbetO II 10 $50 40
Mixer tMaTtinl 100 ) M
Sun Flower Fischer 5 ~
Time III 3-5. on 5.t2h
Sentinel. CABIN Greek. Porerica Henry
Knight. American Flyer Bolo Tie, Winter
Rules and Menex also ran.
SIXTH RACE 3.year.olds and up.
mile:
Harriet Sue GJemsepD - 90 l220 s ~
Traffic Court tBodouD 40 0C
Happy Issue Brooks } 40
Time 80 3-5, OFF 6:i3.
silvsstrs, Gold Princess, Burgoo haic
and MARI also ran.
POLITICAL ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

SEVENTH RACE 3.year-olds and up
! mile
Rust Act tFTeemanD 2l20 go $40
Whose tCampbellj > 50 80
HAVahesrt (Baneyl 40
Time /. 3s on Gas
Fairy MAnah Burberry PIE, Crest.
Kanopols and Latent also ran.
EIGHTH RACE Swear olds. lis
miles Turf Course:
Reward Ne Brooks 1920 SO 300
Papaloi tPuccil II ~ 10 90
Chance Game 1GrohEl J. 80
Time 1916 of 7:22
Last Roll. Miss Tullahoms RISING Light.
Gullah Dante Bert. River Port. Juke
Box and Purple Heart also ran.
--Inye.t IN Inyssioni Buy = Fond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

they did not know ~ The rulirg.
DoWling took pity and said The
children could stay IN his office
for several races.
Some of The parents liked his
treatment 50 well, they forgot TO
come hack for their htile darhngs
until The last race long after the
commission Office was supposed TO
be closed
After ne"Spspermcn foun d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
Suspend Jockeys
Balance Of Meet

Jockeys Billy Thompson and
Joe Jacobs. who recently were
given indefinite suspensions by
the stewards of the Detroit track
for indifferent riding. are sus-
pended for the rest of the meet
ing. which ends August II.
Thompson and Jacobs ran sfoul
OF authorities when they failed
10 extend their mounts in the
race which Ray G.. won by six
lengths on June 20.
Jockey George Mcleod also
was suspended five days for rough
riding on the horse Duty First
when 1t won the eighth race
Friday.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
E(orse I'd in
Hearst Shoot
Times Rifle Champs
Given National Rating
Special 70 THE DETROIT TIMES


NEW YORK, July THE Great
Lakes Steel rife team OF Ecorse
today stands as the second great
est rife team in the nation.
They captured this honor fol-
lowing their match in the national
championships of the William
Randolph Hearst Citizens Mark
manship competition. Their team
score was 1880 of a possible 1900
points in the difficult four-posi-
ton match.
The Steelers qualified for the
national by winning The Detroit
matches at Olympia.
Culver City Rife Club of Culver
City, Cal. are national champions.
The junior division OF This club
took first place among teams in
the Ninth Service Command.
Tall. lean Lester Hiduskey and
baby faced Erwin Brehm of the
Great Lakes team shared top
ranking honors with 384 of pos
sible 400 points. Joe Kormendi
was next with 382 and Claude
Logan last with $50 to put them
only four points behind the Cali
fornians.
Besides placing one, two in the
national championship match,
both of these teams have another
distinction. Each of them have
trained more marksmen prior 10
induction into the armed forces
than other clubs in their states.
Complete scores follow:
Culver City Rife Club ,534.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
kp...3

PLAYED Tor SOuthea>tern IIlgh and
later for Auto Club.
Raymond Malaln. stationed in
Londonderry. northern Ireland. re-
Gently won the first Servicemens
handicap golf tournament Al the
Derry Golf Club al Prehen =.
lie also had the best shot Of the
tournament. a double eagle on the
eighth hole with a driver and a
four iron A few weeks pre-
viouSly he won the Northern Ire
land open MaIain played with
the NJ. c. A. before entering the
xarx,ica
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
WLTN NURS FRN
CLOSED: Since Racing CommJS-

MAY - barring
children, many
parents have
appeared with
y o U n PSte IS
" HON 2 b . V
wanted 10 take
in
Since IA 4 n V
Of them were
out Of
town and could
honestly & a =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

Ensign George.
one OF the best
footballers in
Michigan his
tory, is now in
c h &c of a
landing craft.
His letter:
81 haven't
the slightest
idea as to
when i wrote
you last but 1
want To drOp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

lItn III hlnNd
Cpl. Percy
ID a u p n in is
h o m 2 at ter
three years at
Camp Wheeler.
He play d
baseball w it'll
Joe DobSon and
Cecil Trav Wis.
two top flight
big leaguers at
w h e. Ter. In
II troit h e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

toned in the southwest Pacific.
According To gossip along the
football mart Buck Shaw. former
coach at Santa Clara. will shortly
join the staff at Notre Dame.
Coach Fritz Crisler received q
most interesting letter from
George Ceithaml the other day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
MISS ROW is HERE

Marjorie Row. duration state
and district champion. now living
IN Admission. Ala. may play Tues
day. She is here following the
women's western in Chicago for
some dental work.
Margaret Russell, who was in
Chicago when the other district
event was held, will compete this
time.
The Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton will meet Tuesday at Sunny
brook, r.. A. Atlas. secretary Of
the public course owners organ
lzation. announces. Course and
dates for the MGA Open Amateur.
planned for the middle of August,
Will be selected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
THE GREATER CANE By edear HsYe.
ANZIO WAS TOUGHER
WRITES GEO.CEITHAML
By Edgar Hayes

Leahy athletic football coach
No Dame will be charge of of the biggest recreation
the when he completes his ndcrnaton at Pnce
His headquarters will be Pearl Harbor and his
directed by 1t. Comdr So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

Gslfui Gittreln 1850 $40 $50
BellArmine tClsggetO 3 90 800
Copn (MOorel $40
Tim. 1888 3.5. OF 2:33H
Royal Silver. Halcvon Boy. Battle star
Nediana, Bonheur, Flying Ned and Jei-
well also ran.
SECOND cE-t.year-olds and up,
i-i5 miles
Bean WORK u.yuch) 1920 1910 so
River Wolf Patterson $50 100
Elkton. tRollnSl 400
Time ~ as. or 3O2H
Travelalong and Ests also ran.
THIRD 2-ysar-clds. =, mile,
Cat Lady u.tttrell $40 $40 50
DAVE Sister COlvsrl 80 40
Song Thrush (Claggettb ESQ
Time 100. off ~.
Shasta No, Galleen and Star Finder
also ran.
FOURTH RACE 3-yssr-olds and NJ, y
mile.
White Tim, CenknO 500 800 7tO
suntsgra (PrstD 5 80 2 20
HoosiPr 1Clsggstu 2 40
Time I II. OFF 4.05
Kers Pride and J. Lynch also rsn.
FIFTH RACE -yesr-olds and NJ,
l-ls miles
Row IT'D Jenkins 100 ~ 80
Molasses Bill CGross) $40 70
ArabesQue tBrennanJ 4 40
Time 6 as. off l'3i
Gold Bill Grand Day. PAsss Grille
and Darby Donna also ran
SIXTH RACE 2-yeAr-olds y mile
Kewey Dee fGrossJ 400 so $50
Bsldine (De pinol 100 40o
Paper Mil tBowers) IL SO
Time SO Is. on = O6
Alabama BulIum. JAckaionss. Black
Brat and Count DID also ran.
SEVENTH RACE ysAr-olds and up,
- mile
soure Blowers 3 so 90 } ~
Valdina Punch tPratn $50 . %
Valdina Alpha Uynchl } "a
Time ! 10 Us. on . 20.
sMintlock. b-Derenss a-Dense Pain
b-First OF AL Johnny Jr. Yes or No and
Some Chance also ran.
&C. Rune entry
b-H. Bonner entry.
EIGHTH Race. y.ar-olds and No
1 l-t6 miles
fitting tClAggetn n 40 IL 20 n
Crab Apple (McMuilsn) $50
Lanagria CPlesal } ~
Time IS SIS or SOC
Troth Blue Warrior and Darby Dismsy
als0 ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
With Lewis n. Walter
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis H. Walter
OFFER PARKING SERVICE
FOR KIDS NEAR TRACK
OFF THE HOOK

RACE TRACK MANA DEPT We have for babies NJ
working mothers prekndorgarcn precious
tots whose Ike eet they can get
some work done bl the latest thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

Fourth-North End Rine Club, sesttl.,
/ .5ls
Finh-Pou 42a American Legion Rim.
Club san Francisco. 5is
Sixth Glastonbury Rife Club, Glaston-
bury. Conn. SOS
seysnth--Bu.IIagton -RIAe- Club. Burning.
ton. Wis, .t97.
Cal. ts2
Ninth PiseAtsqua Rife and Revolver
cub. Portsmouth y " &52
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
E. Detroit Old Timers

All East Detroit old timers are
asked TO report for baseball prac-
tice tonight at 7 O'Clock. in prep
aration for a game with Detroit
Old Timers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

For s. cents an h our she
watches the kiddies and serves
them with light supper while the
mamas and perhaps the papas
are over a. the track beating their
brains out.
She has given her name and ad.
dress 10 the gstemen Who must
refuse admission 10 az children
under is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

Two recent visitors TO -
town were Ensign Biringer, .
has been in the navy for a year
and half -. He played football
and basketball for the University
of Detroit 60. lie was 10 months
in the Pacific on transport and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
RACES AT LEADING TRACKS
DETROIT RESULTS
DAILY DOUBLE PAID:
BecOda NotfOrme S96 20; Arsickle- NOtfOrme, $4,000


FIRST RAcE-$i 500 claiming. 3.yearolds and urOngs
+BEILCODA, 108 tH. HART 1880 1880 90
tAIRSICKIE, 1O7 IN. Cafarella) 720 $50 40
SPREAD EAGLE. 1l0 &C. l.. Martini 440
Wade Jr, Doll Baby, Bachelor Boy and
Anopheles also tDead heat for win end
SECOND RACE-Sl5O0 claiming 3yeaods and urlongs:
NOTFORME. 1l2 &C. Mojena) 900 45O ESQ
CAHORS. lis &C. L. Martini 43O ESQ
RIOT CALL. l07 &C. Banco $50
Time 1925. Trouble Sands Captain Ruth, Achanc, Flying
Pigeon. Air Corps and Fergy Favorte also ran
THIRD RACE-S5OO claiming 3-year-olds up about Ia
urlongs Lewis Turf Course)
ST'ELL 107 R. Gonzalez 1910 $40 460
TRIM STEPPER, ITO o. Adams 40 $50
CODE MENTOR. lis &C. Bianco) 500
Time 1871 3/5 track record. Buitemlk War Stone,
Detroit Bull, Desgnator and Doctor Reder also
FOURTH RACE-$2,OO0 allowances 2-yearods furlongs:
CRACK REWARD, III Up. Roberts, 100 $50 800
FAR SWEEP, 108 &C. BurnS) 1850 $50
POTSEY, 1913 &C. Biancot 290
Time SO 25 PrOmnencis Vadna Singer Hi Gallant and Dmit
also
FIFTH RACE-S3OOO allowances 3-year-olds up
longs;
NIGHT CRAWLER, 112 (J. Adams) 22O
LIKEASNOT 1l2 Up. Roberts, $50 240
MY TET RAMBLER. 1l8 I'd. Scurlock) go
Time ll045 Golden Man Double Back and Zig Gag also
SIXTH RACE-$5OO0 the Detroit Handicap, 3-yearolds s
furongs
DARBY DINGBAT, ia (P Keiper) 72O $40 2S0
GAMMA 100 o. Adams 290 240
CLAREMONT MISS. 100 &C. Bianco> 40
Time Ill Is Vadna Brave Passion Fire Power and 10 Agnes
also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

-fltId.
SECOND RACE 3-yssr-olds and up.
orenbacn cwoodhouss, 7sO $50 3 50
Michigan Tops cGuernJ $50 4 go
| SURF Rider tMilsl 10 90
Time ftl3 Is of III
'Didi b, Bold Front, Resolution.
Broke Even, Saratoga Polly, our D@ns,
Francis dOr. Metropolitan Just John
Devils Guide and March Chick also ran
'tield.
THIRD RACE 7-vssf.olds. = mile:
SUNDAY suppsr tArcaroJ 10 81 40 90
/ Dora Dear ,PrrmansI so 2 So
Fleetair smith eo
Time l.l2 as OF 2ss
Vietts Rosevills, Topsy Ann. smiling
| Lass. Miss Biscuit. Sundrum. DiAvonna
and Flash also ran
FOURTH RACE 2.yssr-olds, ~ fur
longs
Cecrops (A,kinson, 400 $50 so
Dagger tWoodhouse) 3 so 10
Heliopttc tZufelb $50
Time I .O6 80, or 337iI
Bob Mann, Chance Nick. Hsvetisn.
Ho- BeAu. Tetrol HoulgAte Bodart. The
Doge and stag. Fire also ran.
FIFTH RACE 3.ysar-olds. / 5-ls miles
Stir Up tArcarol 10 so $50 z 10
Lucky Draw tLnnEden) 10 S0 2 60
Nv Jimminv LindhcrEi 10
Time So Is teQusls track record, off
40
Brief Sigh Founding Home. Free Lance
and AutocrAt also ran
SIXTH RACE -year-od' snd up ~
miles
I TolR Rose tArcaroD 7 30 so $50
/ Families (Zufelb 30 3 20
| Eye For Eve Woodhoussf T. so
Time 30 3-S on 46sl
Air Current. Porter's Cap and Omission
Also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yeAr-olds and up.
! lis miles
Strategic tNoodhoustl li20 so s 90
sticky Kitty tPermAne) 20 q 50
Fire tAtkinsonl $40
Time As, on s.34is
one Only Zanzibar. water Pearl BY
cones and Bold Dan also ran.
-SoIdlers Ruy War BONDS, Ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

you a few lines. Please give
my compliments to all the
coaches OF our teams this year.
ANZIO WAS TOUGHER
"Well, coach, the Invasion
came To me AS an anti-cIimax
because II was nowhere near a.
tough as Anzio. The reason for
this was the unbelievable air
coverage. The umbrella they
promised for protection was .
fact.
Anyhow the AIR corps has
done a wonderful job and ] have
every bit OF confidence In the
infantry and the army In gen.
eral. I'll hate TO tell my grand
children but will be forced 10
confess that we never fired .
shot while the invasion was be-
ing made. Tell you more later,
Cy."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
PrO-Amdteur
At Crosse lie
District Women Play
at Country Club

The amateur golf schedule
the last two weeks
by the pro-woman tournament and
the holiday period. will he re-
Sumed Monday al Crosse lie.
The event will serve as warmup
for the National T. G.. A. qualify
ing round OF 36 holes. Monday,
July II, at Plum Hollow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
Empire City Results

FIRST RACES. yesr-olds and up, {.
mile.
Charlie Noble
tStranEeb 1870 s % 90
Swing SHIFT tArcAroj 9 40 ? so
Supro (Zufelb 90
Time l:l3 off 1.40L
Ariel Diver All Fight OrAn. FLYING
High, lockwood EdAh Bav Magic
proof Coil. Palace Guard. Share Crop-
per and 'Galascene also ran
.Fteid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
SEVERAL TO GO

Although the PEA tournament,
scheduled for Aug. 1920. will be
played at far off Spokane. Wash.
Michigan is certain 10 have sew
eral representatives. In fact,
enough may want 10 go 10 FIJI
the four or five places usually
allotted this section.
The pros. who will compete
with members of Lansing Country
Club in pro-amateur tourna-
ment there, Sunday, July l6, also
will be pointing for the state
PEA championship at Midland.
SUNDAY. July %. a 36-hole medal
test won last summer by Jimmy
Demaret
The Women'S District Golf AS
ISOLATION will have its second
tournament of the season Tues.
day at Detroit Country Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE t-yesr-olds and up
mile.
Csifui GittrelN 1850 $40 $50
BellArmine CClsggetO 3 90 800
Copn (Moorel $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

f. l.. F'oXall, adjutant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

Great Lakes Steel Gun Club
$50. Ernest BrouSseau, coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

POLITICAL kDvERTIsEMEN
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-16

The executive board of the
Woman's auxiliary of st. An
drew's Presbyterian church
will meet in the Sprunt class
room at $3.50 on Monday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-16

OF furniture for dayroom at the
Army Air Base at Bluethenthal
Field, Wilmington, was expressed
by Red Cross Field Director Gas.
kill of that base, who reported
also that 10 Coast Guard dayrooms
between Little River, S. c., and
New River had been equipped by
the National Red Cross.
Lenoir County delegates stated
they had helped furnish dayrooms
at the new Marine air station near
Kinston. Whiteville reported help
ing with 10 dayrooms at Fort
Fisher. Craven and Duplin Coun-
ties told of providing many drap-
cries for dayrooms. Mr.. Beach
said he had received 5000 wash
cloths and numerous slippers and
ashtrays from the council for
Cherry Point.
Council officers were introduced
for reports. Miss Marga4 It Rein
hold, new assistant field director
for women Marines here, was pre-
sented.
Attending from Wilmington were
Mrs. j. D. Sudbury and Miss Allie
Fechtig. The former is a mem
Der of the council executive COM
mittee, and the latter is the coun-
Gil production chairman. Red Cross
representative also attended from
Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-16
Miss Mildred Cobb
Becomes Bride Of
Ensign Johnson

The marriage of Miss Mildred
Frances Cobb, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Percy Cobb of
Franklin, and Ensign Robert En-
NETT johnson, Air Corps, United
States Naval Reserve, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Emmett John
son of Franklin, took place on
Saturday, April 8, at 5 o'clock in
the chapel of the U. S. Naval Air
Training center, Corpus Christie,
Texas. The double ring ceremony
being performed by Chaplain
Evans.
The bride wore two-piece suit
of flight blue wool crepe with
brown accessories, furs and a cor
sage of white orchids.
The bridegroom's mother wore
a black crepe dress with corsage
of gardenias.
After wedding trip Ensign and
Mrs. Johnson will be at Miami
Fla, where he will be stationed.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-16
SoroSiS Garden
Club Will Give
Card Tourney

A benefit bridge tournament is
being planned for the evening of
Thursday, April 20, by the Garden
club of North Carolina Sorosis, and
will be held at 8:15 o'clock in the
clubhouse on North Third steet.
The public is invited to attend
this event and attractives prizes
will be presented to the winners
of the games. Refreshments are
to be served and players are asked
to bring their cards with them.
Reservations may be made until
April 10, by calling Mrs. Geroge
Leftwich, 1881; Mrs. G. S. Currin,
6473 or Miss Mary Lem Boykin,
7409.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-16
Fort Fisher Unit
Will Entertain
AT Dance Friday

Friday evening, April 81, a dance
will be given in Wilmington at
the Cape Fear Armory on Market
street by Battery A of the 576th
Battalion of Fort Fisher.
The dance is scheduled to get
underway at 8 o'clock and a but.
fet supper will be served, as an
added attraction will be a floor
show under the direction of Sgt
Jackie Whalen of Camp Davis
Music for dancing will be to the
143rd army band. Dress is option
al.
Transportation will be provided
and girls will be picked up by e
bus at the Second and Orange use
and the Wilson hut. Girls plannins
to attend are requested to call il
their names to either of the above
mentioned places as soon as pos
sible.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-16
Sunday, April 49, 1914 SUNDAY STAR-NEWS-l

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