davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Has -Four Shutouts

Astounding is Benton's earned
run average-nine earned runs in
the 81 innings. less than one
marker a game. He completed
nine games, counting the skim
ming affair here Sunday which
was called on account of rain.
He has pitched four shutouts and
would probably have had another
il Bobby Maier hadn't thrown the
ball wildly past first base.
Benton's luck bordered on the
brutal Sunday The first three
Philadelphia batters got singles,
two Of them on bunts. 1t was
one of the bunts Naier threw TO
the stands. Then big AL took
things in his own hands and re-
tired the remaining 18 men in a
row Only two of those Is hit
the ball out of the infield. -
Steve O'Neill is Of course de-
lighted with the way Benton re-
sumed his brilliant pitching after
a 40-day absence due to a
broken leg. The Tiger skipper
did not anticipate AIS compara-
tive early return 10 the mound.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Ali Pdshd and RUBY
Will Clash Tonioht

Ali PaSha will attempt 10 gain
the position of No. ] challenger
for Walter RoXy's junior heavy
weight wrestling title, in MS
match against Bert Ruby a three
time holder OF the NJ. w. a. belt.
tonight in one of the triple
header bouts at Mack Park. Wahl-
berg meets Zenko Zarnoff and
Pete Kazenko clashes with Dale
Wayne in the other bouts, all one
hour. The show starts at $50 and
will be moved inside Fairview
Gardens If the weather is bad
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
No III Effects

Moreover, there was always the
fear that there would be i'll
effects after the break mended
But, thus far. Benton has showed
no i'll effects, other than lack Of
agility in fielding, which was to
be expected.
Benton himself Is surprised at
his rapid return 10 form.
"The leg has been weak but
has recovered faster than I eX-
pected," Benton explained. "My
arm feels fine. I thought that
would suffer more than IL did
from being idle"
With Benton's return. the con-
tinued brilliant pitching by Harold
Newhouser and Paul DIZZY
Trout'S improved back condition,
the pitching picture looks bright
for the Tigers. AS "the Tiger"
said all the Tigers need is a few
more runs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
HOW About DurOcher or SfengeL for Y0nEee Job?

NEW YORK. July "a CUP)--
The best managerial job in base
baIl--Joe McCarthy's post with
the New York Yankees was
open for bid today, with Leo
Durocher Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers and Casey Stcngel Of
the KarSas City Blues among
the frequently mentioned candi.
dates
The names Of pitcher Char
lev Ruling Of the Yankees
and catcher Bill Dickey Of the
Y. :. Army and the Yanks
also were discussed.
That McCarthVs loh will he
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
HING
TilanlS Plan Real Tilt

University OF DetroitS : coaching
staff Will be divided against itself
Saturday. when the TitanS stage
the final intra-squad game Of
their summer football drills.
Coach Charley Baer will split
his squad into two teams of equal
strength. and will supervise a full
dress game at u. OF y. Stadium,
with the kickoff al $50 p. IN.
Baer has nominated Eddie Bar
bour, one Of ms assistants, as
head coach OF the Whites. and
Lloyd Brazil. u. Of D's athletic
director and football assistant, as
rlngmaster of the Reds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

"WeIl try go divide our often
sive strength aS evenly rs pos
sible ~ wei have a real CON
test" Bacr promISeds '--
Game uniforms will be issued,
regular officials will be hrcd, and
the standard rules will be fol-
lowed.
Special guests for the game will
be members Of the "D' Club,
organization OF former L. Of ID.
letter Winners.
Baor has invited the public
There VIII be- no admission
charnn-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Bob Tales
Old Bo-Bo Has
Reason to Strut
BY BOB MURPHY
sports Edit0r

Can't you see Buck Newsom
strutting after that 10 defeat hs
handed the Tigers last nightY
And don't forget, besides holding
the Tigers to four hits he batted
home the games only run. What
a man!
They're already trying to
pick Joe McCarthy's successor,
so maybe the chunky Irishman
who gained such remarkable
success with the Yankees il
ready TO step down. I see where
Leo Durocher may get the Job
because he's q "MacPhail
man."
Could be, but as the same yarn
suggests. how about Bill Dickey,
a real Yankee, every inch of him
or Red Ruffing?
Uncle Sam, of course, will have
the final say in the case of Dickey
if he is considered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Pierce Wedkens,
Buffalo Beaten

Baltimore acquired third place
in the International League today
after a 7 10 4 triumph over To-
ronto Syracuse topped Buffalo
20 10 =, with eight runs in the
last three innings Rookie Mel
BoSser and Jack Pierce, Detroit
embryo star, were involved in a
duel until Pierce weakened in the
seventh and yielded five runs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

reconsider but Il was believed
that AZ best he would only
finish this season.
Durocber, scrappy DOdger
pilot, was the natural sug-
gestion as replacement. since
he is a "MacPhail man" IL
was MacPhail who made
"Lippy Leo" manager at
Brooklyn. and DurOCher's
fiamboyant personality suits
the Snowman in MacPhall,
who wants a cOlorful club
that will draw the crowds.
However. the matter OF SAL
arv NAV stand in the wav. II
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

atical when he will be released
from military service. But If
Mccarthy finishes 1945 Dickey
may be available next season.
Bill Meyer, manager Of the
Yankees Newark farm team.
was not considered In the
running. He is n manager Of
the same type as Mccarthy.
who was successful but color
less. MacPhaIl would like 60
have both II he can get Il.
Babe Ruth, perhaps the great
est YAnkee Of them all, would
like fSthing better than the
managerial Job, but was given
almost no chance at all.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
BOYS

was believed that Durocher
could not command anywhere
near the S35, 900 per year paid
10 Mccarthy.
Stengel is as Colorful and
scrappy as Durochcr, and al
ready is i'm the Yankee system,
since Kansas City is a Yankee
farm team. lie is a veteran
manager, having handled Brook
lyn and Boston teams in the
National League. and is re-
garded as a Shrewd baseball
mar.
Rufing. who recently re-
ioI ed the Yanks after three
wears In the armv. received
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

naturally centering In the open
championship This city will have
such stars as Sam Byrd, runnerup
in the recent PEA. Claude Har-
mon, standout in the sams
event. and Chick Rutan as it's
chief standard bearers.
"Tll also follow closely the
play Of Eddie Furgoi, Detroit's
former public course star, who
won the amateur championship
in the same event a year ago.
Furgol, who recently turned
pro is quite golfer as he showed
again in last weeks St Paul Open
and will be there swinging for q
share Of the big purse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Western Tennis
JUNIOR SINGIES

IlNitNh ~lNNiff~
Robert Hugh Elkhsrt. Ind by default Her
bert Behreus, r. Iauderdale. Fla. defeated
Leonard Steiner. New York defeated Richard
Russell, Hamtramck. GO, 90. Robert King
Crosse Pointe, defeated Gilbert shea. Los
Robert stsh Wyandotte. won from John
Beringer, River Forest m. by default John
Leese, Birmingham, by default. Herbert Flsm
Beverly Hills Cal. defeated Victor Braden
Alex HstEeck. Hamtramck. won from James
Cronin. Highland PARK. BY default John
Sutton. Flint. won from Michael M0nahsn
clsyslsnd essI, ,,o,i Oh By default ..,.,,,. mt,
psy River Forest, H. defeated Ksnasth
man River Forest defeated Robert Kacyn-
ski. Detroit 6-3. 90. G. Dichl Matter Ard
NOR Pa, defeated EDDY Jones. Columbus. o.,
sam Daniels. Grand Rapids. defeated Tom
Frey Grand Rapids g. so william Ian Ian
sGn E'qhsi2n ~ defesiea a5 662J 2sn'y 01
thaler, Flint defeated Clarence Skau, Crosse
sidney schwartz. Brooklyn defeated John
Lychuk. Hsmtramck, 90. 6-l. Herbert Beh-
reus defeated Leonard Steiner New York
6-l. 6-2. Robert Krell, Grand Rapids, de
ieated Jack Frey. Grand Rapids. 40, Ga.
william Turner. Narragansett, P. I de-
2-6, Cd. Ralph Hayerheid Columbus, o.,
defeated Thomas Heines. Grand Rapids. 50.
6-1 Robert King Crosse POinte, defeated
Dick Kilner. River Forest. III go, 3-s. IS.
schwartz defeated Charles Schaaf. Highland
Macdonald Mathey. Princeton, N J, de
fested Grant Golden, Chicago. ST, 6-4. Ga
Don LOwenbein. san Francisco, defeated
Jack RaSbury wysndotte, 81, so. Don
Busiek. Springfield. Mo. Ga, 81.
Dean Mathey, Princeton, J. defeated
Gene Bukowicke, Chicago, 81 81. Tom
Malloy. Panama City. Fla., defeated Richard
Zaborowsh. Hamtramek, 90. 81 Jay
woldenberg. winnetkh. m, defeated walter
English. Hamtramck, 60. 6-3
William schneebck. Cincinnati o. defeated
Edwin Davis. Baton Rouge. Ia 81 So:
81 Hugh stewart, Los Angeies. defeated
Henry Kuhlman. Crosse Pointc won from
Tom Reynolds. by default Robert wilmer
Los Angeles. defeated amos Gregory Jrr
Charles watson. Detroit defeated Wilson
zeron, windsor Ont defeated Robert Wright
Flint, 6-3 go, Don Seiffert Chicago, de-
feated John McVean. Highland PARK Mich,
50 3-6 90. Robert Redeem. Highland PARK
III defeated John Koliba. Hamtramek, 6-3.
BOYS
Richard Mouledous New Orleans defeated
Theodore JaK. HamtTamck. 6-l. 90 James
Orwin Kalamazoo. defeated William {. For
rsy Philadelphia SO. 81: Don Yates. Ann
SO. 81. Jack Turpin, Dallas defeated Don
stowe Kalamazoo. SO s-l Dna NJ Guy Jr..
Crosse Pointe deRated Merle Jones. Wyan-
dotte 6-2 ga. william Bastian, Indian
apolis won from Dick Cain. Kalamazoo. BY
~. -,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Sports
Benton Shouldn' :
Lose q Game
BY LEO MACDoNELL

PHILADELPHIA. July 24-'If
the Tigers could get some runs
for Benton. he would never lose a
game" Tiger said that here
and he spoke a mouthful.
Al Benton has pitched 81 in
nings this season. During that
time the Tigers have gotten him
only 20 runs, an average Of APP
proximately two a game. They
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

consideration because Of his
long and successful record as
a tOpnOtch pitcher. He was
an automatic choice as open
ing day and frst-game World
Series pitcher. He knows
baseball, is well-liked and re-
spected.
MORE MAC PHAuL TYPE
Dickey can offer the same
qualifications. with the added
factor that he is somewhat more
the "MacPhail" type than Ruff
fing-hard-hghting. never-say-
die and not afraid ~ an argu-
ment. However. II is problem
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Sticks TO Own Style

IL works for him, so golfery
tell me, because he In content tn
let well enough alone-get the
most out of what IL natural for
him rather than experiment. and
attempt to ape the styles OF
the stars.
BY the way. they also tell me
he's a powerful hittet-can hold
his own with the younger golfers
who swing according TO the book
and think themselves some pump
kinS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

ing thing Is that despite this
feebleneSS on the part OF his
mates, Benton has won eight
games and lost but two. With
a little more effort the Tigers
could have won the two that
were lost. which would have
given Al a clean record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

mat from lhlS
distance, wha {
with its huge
purses and the
fact that the
country's great
est golf ers
pros. w o m Q n
a n d amateurs
will compete.
Detroit will
be represented
In all three
divisions. with
chief intered
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
BETTER GOLF
Left Arm important
N. Is NE ssh OF . pria !
BY SAM sNEAD

Coils Great Teacher and Player
In the explosion shot there is
little leg action. Much leg action
isn't necessary in this three-quar-
ters swing shot and, If you have
a W o. 1-opau "A
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25


stance, IT isn't pos
slble.
The straight left
arm is highly
important in all
shots, but particu-
larly 50 in an ex-
plosion S h OF be-
cause it gives you
the arc swing on
the b all W hic h
would be hard to
get otherwise since
you're not per
mitted 20 touch the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Dougherty New
Coach OF Penn s.

PHILADELPHIA, July - CUP)
Robert +. Dougherty Of tn p
West Catholic High School was
the new basketball coach Of the
University Of PENNSYLVANIA today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

have gotten
him only 81
hits, an aver
age OF five,
which is hardly
the backing the
big rig h T.
handler is en-
titled 10 expect
from an outfit
that preSumes
il is of cham
pion 5 hip cal
iber
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Eyes on Tam Open

Now comes George Mays fabu-
lous Tam O Shanter tournament
in Chicago.
Called the All-American of golf
by-Mayr il certainly looks like
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

open no later than fhe end Of
tins season seemed certain. The
5S-ycar-od Iw>hman went 10
his farm near Buffalo. y. j.,
today and said that after rcSt
there perhaps he would feel
well enough 10 continue man
aging The YankS for the rest Of
the SEASON
WANTS TO RETIRE
Yankee president Larry Mac.
PhaIl revealed yesterday that
Mccarthy had resigned, plead
ing that he could not cat or
sleep because Of worry over his
team Mccarthy was asked 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Added UpSetS Due
lin Junior Tennis

Of form everSa and unexpected results
prospect today when play resumed the
boys championships the Cranbroo School courts
Bloomfield Hills
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Steve Has Company

PHILADELPHIA, July - -
Harry Davis, who in 1912 was
Steve O'Nellls first manager in
the big leagues, visited with the
Tiger skipper before the game.
Newhouser will pitch for the
Tigers in the opening game Of
the White SOx series i'm Detroit
Friday.
1t. John Enos, Detroiter. was
among the visitors at Shibe Park
press box last evening. He was a
guest Of Al Lang, Florida's base
ball commissioner" 1t. EnoS, who
is in the army air corps, is study
ing Japanese at University Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
GOOD START WASTED

In the fourth, Cullenbine and
Greenberg led of with singles
only to die on base as Newsom
retired the next three Tigers.
With one out in the sixth Gull
lenbine walked. After Greenberg
whitfield. Cramer singled 10 CEN
ter, Roy stopped at second. But
Rudy York was no bargain. The
Tiger first sacker poked a
grounder 10 short which caused
Cramer 10 be forced at second.
The Tigers are scheduled for an
exhibition game with the Naval
Training team az Bainbridge, Md.
today after which they proceed
on 10 Detroit. They will be home
tomorrow morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

PHILADELPHIA, July "a
Here is a poser for Prof. Einstein,
the mathematics man, or even the
Quiz Kids:
The Tigers came east two
weeks ago with a league lead OF
four and one half games.
After losing eight out OF II
games, they return home to De-
troit still in first place and enjoy
ing an edge of two and one half
games, only two less than they
had when they started.
That's the kind OF mad
scramble il is in the American
League this year.
BoBo TOO TOUGH
Behind the superb four-hit
pitching and potent bat of Buck
Newsom, the Athletics blanked
the Tigers, l to 0, in a game
under the lights here last night
which was relished by a crowd
of 10,703 paid customers.
The victory gave the Athletics
the series, two games 10 one, and
NewSom partial revenge for three
setbacks suffered by him at the
hands of the Tigers earlier in
the season when he was pitching
good but losing ball.
Moreover II was NewSom.s
fourth straight victory after a
wobbly start in which he lost 13
of his first games. Besides giving
up but four hits 10 the Tigers he
batted home George Kell with a
single for the lone marker of the
contest in the second inning.
SEVEN OFF STUBBY
The hit was one Of seven which
the Athletics garnered off Frank
| (Stubby) Overmlre.
The triumph was Newsom' s
fourth straight Besides the
Tigers, he allowed the Browns and
Indians but four hits each The
other was two-hit masterpiece
against the White Sox
All four Tiger hits off NewSom
were singles. Doc Kramer
bagged two of them and Hank
Greenberg and Roy Cullenhine
t-the others. But two Tigers got
as far as second baSe--Cullenbine
in the fourth and CullenbIne again
in the sixth.
Burly Buck, pitching with only
two days rest, struck out eight
Tigers. He famed GreenberG
twice and two pinch hitters-
lChuck Hostetler and Zeb Eaton
The others who fell victims tC
the huge Carolinian's twisters ir
the strikeout manner were Skee.
ter Webb and Eddie Mayo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
AA1InAAI IEAGuE

Lang, who makes his winter
headquarters in st. Petersburg,
says the gulf resort city is
spending $4,000 improving the
spring training paris used by
the Yankees and Cardinals. He
expects the big league clubs will
be back In Florida next spring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Bo-Bo's Revenge

E1n-kTTT FTT7N"ITlW0T- NTIT. KUN 0aTtCd
tn--NcwSoW TWp-basr rit-keu. Sacrifice
Sicbert Double pay-Mayo 20 webb 90 York
Left on haScs-Dctr0it o. Philadelphia z.
Bases on bslls-Ou Ncwgom d or Oyefmire
? Struck out-By SCws0m Umpirgs-Sum-
mers Rue and Boyer. Attendance .7O3.
Time 90 game So
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

Cramer took his roommate
10 dinner at the Cramel
farm over in Jersey.
"I am sending Chuck a bill
for 81 cents for nine ears of
corn he ate" Cramer reported.
"They bring nine cents per copy
In the Philadelphia market"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Runs for the We Elk

nErHoTFS2TTHEs s
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
BO-BO Proves
Too Tough
BY LEO MACDoNELL

PHILADELPHIA, July "a
Here is a poser for Prof. Einstein.
the mathematics man, or even the
Quiz Kids:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
festsrdsyt Result Todsys Gam
Fitts Q, Dos q. Phil az Chi
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'Carlyle-Soles Nuptia's
Solemnized At Church

In an ,Aanisiteiy beautiful cefe-
mony before the altar OF IT. Mat
thew Episcopal church. Ilmet-
"A Carlyle. daughter OF IN. aud
Airs. r. 4. Carter, ~ this cay, Was
united IN holy Nedloek 70 Leroy
soles ON saturday. April IA AT $50
. m. officiating at ihe ceremony
Jointly were Father Rockford Mry-
cis. OF st Matthew and Father
samuel Martin. OF ST. Edmunds
Episcopal church. Chicago. the
latter came from chicago especial
~ to assist at the ceremony, as II
VAS ne Who baptized the bride
when she MAS little girl.
Dr. Clemen, Scout sang before
the wedding ceremony Was per-
formed
The Bride Aas preceded TO The
altar hy Mrs Marion Garter Gresh-
am She wore a gown OF yeiioN
marquiseiie With sWeetheart
ne,A ana three fourth icug'h
sleeves peiije rulllc betdetsd
he neckl.re and sleeves hens The
sknt MAS Nl wi'h a clost iltns
bodice qon h,g head Mis- G'es-
liam Wore small nateains cap
with a NARROW COW oi lace border
INK tat edes She carried a hou-
qust oi blas CARNATIONS and Nei-
low roses
Follow ne Mrs Gresham in a
yellow gown IDENTICAL 10 that worn
BY her, We're Miss Dorothy Walker,
OF Chicago. Miss Marjorie Carter.
Also wearing identical gowns.
which differed only ia color. were
Miss Evelyn Apperscn OF Chiea-
80. maud OF honor and Mrs Geral-
dine Lane Ninos. ine'lon ~ hon-
o. also OF Ch,aso. theit dresses
being made ~ iulquois blue mar
quisvfie with matching caps
Radian'ly beautiful IN satn
gown with fall-leneth veil the
bride came down The aisle on the
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arm % her father, pr r. A. n.
ter She wore single strana i,
pearls Her gown Was au
Grecian lines. with sneeihe.,,
neckine ana full-lenslh slee.e.
The bodice VAS shirred ana ga,h.,.
ed IN front. Her veil Vas held N
place on her head by BENG .op.a
to four large rosehuds mal. .,
yelling.
Henry Morrison assisted N.
groom as hest man lshsfs Ar.
81 Clair Billups. Porter Dniara
Henry Talbert and Arus Casus.
berry
A reception followed tho ,srs.
mony at The home OF the Bride,
Parents. Or and Mrs. Garter On
Holhrooh In the receiving line
besides the wedding party. ve,
MIS- 4 a. Carter, mother ~ n.
bride aho was the counterpart q
q Dresden doll In a rose gold roa,
with chaiireuse-green gloves and
hat Mrs Catherine soles mother
Of The groom aitired in rose d.
orcd lace marQuisette dinner lown.
liosiesses assisting al Tho rcsp.
ton included Miss Florine COG sins
who registered the guests Mis-
Asa lanccy and MISS BaHksaa
Who presided al the punrh oel
Also assisting We're Mrs Wtan
Polk. Mrs. Nancy Benjamin Mrs
I.eola smith and Miss Lillian
liro~n
~ J Goegins presented ne
many guests 10 the receiving line.
The bflde presented pear neck.
laces AZ her gifts to her attend.
anfs
The splendid glfls sho~etD ~
on the Young couple and displs,sa
in three rooms were lovely sna
numerous
Ou-of-town guests attendinS he
wedding and reception in, asi
Miss Alma Tihbs Of Chicago and
Mrs Lillian Evanti of Was as.
ION y & also Mrs } " m.
imam Of Cincinnafi. Ohio Nrs
Dolly Jennings Mrs Nagaes
Rouseficd Ar and Mrs Trnsn
fiihson ST. Mss Alice Themss
Miss Lillian Summers and rs
stewart All Of Chicago
Following the reception ~
bride and groom left by pare for
CHICAGO Illinois for a brief nanev-
moon
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WEDDING RECEPTION HELD
FOR THE I'D. HAYDENS

N ra Mrs. Joseph y HAYDEN
Nee hnnored with an informal
Wedding r. epiien on saturday
~'tane April IS a, Their new
uone le->5 Cardoni a lss NUM-
per ~ iienas and relatives More
"a a'endsrcc and numerous gifts
we're ,etrited hy ne nealy Mods
me iinlng on iable was co,-
~ wen 2 lace isnle tloih AT
ne ora ~ no table 10 Whte der
" ~eAains cake WAS topped ~ q
ifnla'Hfe h.d~ ana groom white
he aiHr snl nsid ho"l red
aoa paN fnSes sif'oended with
81 d and sprnNiod ai'n fed ANA
.ons after refreshments had heen
se'oe 'he guests gathered 10 see
iae e9enrs n ne presents
Aveng those Who W,.ndfi nc
p'ion nese ~ ang Mrs lessee
isr ~ and Mrs Samn ion-
eS Ms Birdie White and Mrs
fasa ven sisiefs ~ ME hri'le
N and n Robert Sloore sister
ana Observation-Disclosures ~ 10 bride
AIS ty NieNtrd MIS- Emma
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TOUR EAST FOR
HOUSEWIVES

Mis- Chus'lna Fuqua president
e the National Housewives league
and Mrs Helen Malloy both OF
Detroit are ON tour % Eastern
cities ~ interest Of the House
wives etss;.i1stlea.
The TAO hriIot Women attended
NE annual meeting ~ the National
league AZ baiham a. G White ia
mat Guy Mrs FuVa WAS The
snesl SPEAKER at the commence
mrnt exercises Of the ncShazor
Beauty Culture coilegc Size and
Mrs Malloy also arpeat.d before
Housewives lcagnes in Baltimore.
Md Greensboro. y g.. and plan
visiting branches Of the ofgoniza-
ion IN Washington, y. G. New
YORK CITY Roston Mass Buffalo.
NY and other cities
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rfer3 -te ups most arilstir. be-
ue MAD. ~ taatas aat .napdiag-
ei.
Tine halys -tjps cuts Az @
Nssle Reed and N.rgatet Bennett,
eodr9hsfs and Dr. james COLI
Tins sodfa'rer.
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wacr s.s' oi ne birdie Mrs.
ti-ia He Ma- Na.sae R'a, y.
MIS- Essi ia Aer Biaamid jon
~ s. faea i.ai e> ~ and
Ms ~ acF ioues 2l sad Mrs.
e Jtrems Ngs Matte i.ownes.
N saa AIRS J4lias Homls Mr..
smi N Wm Jones " 5.
hsf. Bui, MS Virginia Ia, ker.
M 2 raslof lIr L. y David
son Nl rn,iNd Af ana Mrs.
rHs Jones and Mr and Mrs.
7hs triir ard groom lef' sun
day evening for cleeclard Sew
iors ara ath-r points cas-, where
fhey 0Nl spent their honeymoon
Nr. iiation VIII Ae senie0lsered
hy Do, nos. " peuoi fri,nds as
Ms ne.~ Wofen NJ Hayden
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