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Evening star., 1945-01-29
Montana Changes So Fast
Coach Doesn't Know Men

By the Associated Press.
HELENA, Mont, Jan. 29.-Coach
Jiggs Dahlberg of Montana State
University is finding wartime basket
ball a tough proposition.
1--WE played the last two games
knowing only couple of the play
ers," he said.
In one game last week the team
consisted of gym class recruits
and I don't even know them to
speak to-" he said, adding that two
of them were leaving for the Navy.
One of his men got into a game
with Carroll College the other night
without having had a single prac-
tice session. Montana lost, 70 to As.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Fielder PAGES St. AIMS S
To Shutout Court Win

st. AIMS Fielder scored half of
his teams points in its 200 white
wash over Campus yesterday in a
Gonzaga division Parochial School
Basket Ball League game.
st. Gabriel nicked Holy Name,
81, in one of the toughest tilts of
the day, and Blessed Sacrament
edged Immaculate Conception, 7-6
Sacred Heart outscored Xavier
.22-10; Nativity won over st. Mar
tins. 1914, and st. Josephs gained
a 7-3 decision from st. Paul's.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Sutherland -Rumored
Next Mentor Of
Grid SteeIers
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. Jan. 29. - Art
Rooney of the Pittsburgh Steelers
football team said today he and Co.
owner Bert Bell have "only one
possible coach in mind" to succeed
Walt Kiesling, who resigned Friday.
Rooney admitted negotiations had
been opened and said, "If he is not
available we'll start shopping else
where among the country's leading
coaches
Although Rooney refused to name
the sought-after coach. local sports
circles said he was 1t. Comdr. Jock
Sutherland, former coach at the
University of Pittsburgh and coach
of the professional Brooklyn
Dodgers.
II think our man will make up
his mind within a month, though
so We ought to know something
soon," Rooney said.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Gen. Gross Decorated

CHUNGKING. Jan. % (P).-Maj.
Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer yesterday
pinned the Distinguished Service
Medal on Brig. Gen. Mervin E.
Gross, "A, Holly Hill, S. c., for ex-
ceptionally meritorious service with
the headquarters of the Army Air
Forces in Washington. Gen. Gross
played a major part in development
and design of American combat
planes.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Arkansas Ring Champ
A Five-Sport Man

By the Associated Press
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Jan. 90
Mike Schumchyk has just won the
University of Arkansas heavyweiaht
boxing championship
He also is member of the bas-
ket ball, football, baseball and track
teams.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
|McCooI About CIinchesl
lice Rookie Award

BY the Associated Press.
Frank McCool, Toronto's goalie,
virtually assured himself the best
rookie award of the National Hockey
League with two shutouts against
the New York Rangers as the most
spectacular feat of a week end in
which the three leading teams did
the expected by defeating the three
tail-enders
The goose eggs against the Rang
ers boosted McCool's total to four
for the season.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Honus Wag-
ner signed 18th contract as coach
of Pittsburgh Pirates.
Three years ago-Lem Frank
lin, 202, Cleveland. knocked out
Joe O'Gatty, 1873, Newark. in Sec
ond round of Omaha bout.
Five years ago-Infielder Ben
ny Mccoy, declared free agent by
Commissioner Lands, signed with
Philadelphia Athletics for $45, 900
bonus and two-year contract at
$4,000 annually.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Brewers Get Lindauist

BOSTON, Jan. 20 (P.-Pitcher
Carl Lindquist, right-hander, has
been released outright by the Boston
Braves to Milwaukee as part pay
ment for Infielders Tom Nelson and
Dick Cutler.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Army Gets Turner, Stur
Center With Chibeurs

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, Jan. 29.-Clyde D.
(Bulldog) Turner, Is, center for the
Chicago Bears Of the National Pro-
fessional Football League, has been
inducted into the Army here. He
will go to the Fort Leavenworth
(Kans) reception center tomorrow
Turner. weighing $50 pounds, had
been working on war Jobs.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Tenpin Ranks Boosting
Third HIGHEST TotuI

MILWAUKEE. Jan 20 (P).-Amer-
lean Bowling Congress membership
for the 1944-45 season is the third
highest in history. The 156,317 ten
pin teams in the ABC represent an
increase of 5000 over last year.
Highest membership was 10000
teams registered in 1941-42 and 163,-
900 listed in 1940-41.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Cocoa to FIGHT Carter

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20 (P.-Kid
Cocoa, former Baltimore ring IA
vorite, will meet Joe Carter, New
York middleweight. this evening
In the 10-round main bout at the
Coliseum.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Kunsus u. Renumes Shenk

LAWRENCE, Kans., Jan. 20 (P.-
Henry Shenk has been reappointed
football coach for a third year at
the University of Kansas and a
Evening star., 1945-01-29

nine-game schedule for the 1945
season has been approved by the
University Athletic Board.
Evening star., 1945-01-29
Auburn Books Six Grid
Tits, Four Pending

BY the Associated Press.
AUBURN, Ala, Jan. 29.--Auburn
has scheduled six football games for
the 1945 season, five of them with
members of the Southeastern Con-
ference. Negotiations for four other
contests may be completed. The
list:
October 6--Mississippi State at Birming-
ham; 20-at Tulane; 27-at Georgia
Tech.
November 3-F1orida thomecoming);
17-Georgia at Columbus; 30-at Miami
Evening star., 1945-01-29
INDIA
A Report to the President

Report to the President
The Hon. Franklin D Roosevelt
The White House
Washington, D.
The Noono Committee for'ndos Freedom representing
o OF the nationals of ndo country speaking
millions OF voeee indians their homeland respectful
eoons on the Inauguration Of fourth
Of the United Stotes
On the eve Of your departure obrood for
Of and YOU
oef report on ndots condition. its feo
embodned because United stotes
who established direct diplomatic BY
sending Colonel Louis Johnson there Loer
you sent Ambassador Mr. William Phillips distinguished
Americans gone under your
authority Furthermore of thousands of
stationed in ndo
these oc ore proof Of the indeed the
the the United envoy
Colonel Johnson nationwide broadcast Delhi asking
ndos help n winning The
There eoo and for you except victory and in that
victory behalf
propose bring to the problem Of
the battlefield of thy immediate ooud conscience,
highest resolves and oties high
dedicated our lives, our fortunes, and scored honor"
These solemn words hone Americas struggle independence
the covenant between the of America and n
noble utteronces chonponne world
and defining the Of this the ndoon
Of human Freedom light night
Indian sbiuooted
and submerged peoples both you
However, you fohuness
course OF the hos moved the bright
been dmed chilled
uteonees Of Prime Minister Winston Churchill
agents have pursued India An
ono movement for freedom
and women-ncudne practically all the leaders
peoPehave been thrown into prison without the Of o
Scores thousands them still British o The
that they osk for the constitutional freedom country
prevented from
becoming known the American censorship
We confident adequately
responsible oe on the SPOT and we hove
complete in
We earnestly proy your forthcoming conferences you
not forget the Of 400 millions the Hardly
ndo any longer otoch weight credence the British
statesmen As Mr. Phillips himself
bouev sI Ioots - Anosr@ " f M .1 y t. M " S s . ', ] % a
Wndooon Of solemn pledges But feel
con bower and preste NOV BE- used Nv h sth ] ft + w
domination Churchill
Americas coh-ond credit Bur we feel thot Anerco have o hsd
blood and the
system exploitation
last crashed BY the woh Of its own ropoco nne W. are
lotes
arrangements there will be abandonment principle"
We Henry Gody Secretary of stote who
declared on his return from his recent mission to ndo
'ndo greet nation be complete
autonomy unqualified future
the hope postwar society Of nations will have little
imperial and alien ouocrocy deriving it's authority and power from
London ruling by ot
morally pehoeeo whatever
own benevoence or efficiency.
Wjoya Lokshmi Pondit TIE INA lONAL COMMITTEE FOR
sst.ssa ssassp as ss IkDIAs FREEDOM
''d'. ''.sr y PM sYuD HossAIh, chormen
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Evening star., 1945-01-29

Goebbels called our Flying Fort
resses Flying Coffins." We need
more of them over Germany. Let's
all back the attack. Buy more War
Bonds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
ROOKIE POLICEMEN
START FOUR-DAYS OF
j. TRAINING DEC. rs

Fifteen rookie policemen will at
Tend a four-day school to be con
Quoted at city police headquar'
tiers from Dec. rs. to 20, it was an
nounced yesterday
The new men will be schooled
in the problems of police officers,
functions of the department and
what will be expected of police Of
ficers as public servants. Con-
Quoting the course will be c. H.
Casteen, police chief and 1t. Coy
Etheridge. - = -
+ Discussions by other prominent
law officers will be made during
the four-day course. Sam Smith,
FBI agent, will discuss conduct OF
law enforcement = officers, their
relations with the public, while
they are on duty and while al
court and will show the group a
movie, on Search and Seizure
on Dec. % and the men will hear
a lecture on the necessity of ma
ing reports.
Ciimaxing the school sessions
the new officers will hear an ad
dress relative to North Caroline
law and city ordinances on Dec
20, a. :.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
HOUSING ADVISORY
TOURS CITY UNITS

After a tour Of public housing In
the Wilmington area yesterday af-
ternoon the city-county War Hous-
ing advisory board, headed by
Chairman E. L. White, scheduled
meeting for 3 p. m. today.
The committee, appointed to
make recommendations for the
disposal of war housing units in
this area, is planning further in
spection to provide members with
the information necessary for de-
cisions on disposition Of the units.
Today's meeting is the first
scheduled session Of the Advisory
board since it was appointed to
make a study OF and recommen-
dations concerning the postwar
public housing set-up in Whining
ton. a..
Serving with White on the board
are: w. Ronald Lane, Mayor, and
J. E. L. Wade, councilman, City
of Wilmington; Addison Hewlett,
chairman, and Harry Gardner,
member, board of County Com
raissioners; Harry M. Solomon,
chairman of the commissioners of
the housing authority of Whining
ton; H. R. Emory, chairman Of
the City Planning board and ex-
ecutive director of local housing
authority; William H. Hill, chair
man, and Fred Wil1etts, member,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
MISSING BRIDEGROOM
TURNS UP IN CHARGE
MILITARY, POLICEMEN

AsHEvILLE, Dec. 1s.-R-sgt.
William E. Hope, %, who disappear
ed here. last Oct. q two hours be.
fore his scheduled marriage to Miss
Melbs,' Cole of Asheville, returned
today from Los Angeles, Calf, in
custody Of Army officials to face
an O.W.O.L. charge.
Stationed for more than a year
at the Army weather station here,
Hope whose home is in Rockford
ILL.,, is officially charged with over.
staying by 10 days his 21-day fur.
Tough which began the day he dis.
appeared.
Whether he will face charges
here or at Langley Field, Va.,. where
the weather wing is being trans.
ferred was not Immediately an.
nounced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
CAPTAIN DENIES
COURT CHARGES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-WD
Capt. Charles B. McVay, II, deni-
ed today at his court martial trial
that he was guilty Of negligence
and inefficiency in connection with
the sinking of the cruiser Indiana
polls.
The cruiser sank.with loss of $50
officers {. N d men a few minutes
after it was struck by torpedoes
fired by q Jap submarine in the
Philippines sea last July 30.
McVay told the Navy court hear
ing the charges that he did not be-
lieve it was necessary for the
cruiser to follow a zig-zag course.
He added that he ordered his crew
to abandon ship approximately
eight to 10 minutes before the
cruiser sank.
McVay S charged by the Navy
with failing to direct the cruiser
to follow "a zig-zag rather than a
straight course. He also is charg-
ed with failing to give timely
abandon ship" orders.
McVay was asked by his defense
counsel, Capt. John P. Cady, if he
gave any instructions regarding
zig-zagging.
IT did not" McVay replied.
Conditions were such that l did
not believe zig-zagging was neces-
sary. The visibility was very poor
and there was no MOON"
McVay said he was asleep in his
emergency cabin on the ship S
bridge 1t 1905 a. m. when the ex-
plosions occurred. He first believ-
ed that the ship had been hit by a
kamikaze suicide plane, he said.
II went out on the bridge with
my feet bare with nothing much
else. on,'' McVay said.
"The officer On the deck told me
that all communications on the
ship were out" .McVay said.
McVay said he ordered the deck
officer to determine the damage.
Meantime, he said, he returned to
his cabin to get his clothes.
1.-TWO or three minutes later the
executive officer told me we mad
been badly damaged, that the ship
was taking water fast, tina: she
was down by the bow and that he
though we were finished" McVay
said.
He said he decided then to aban-
don ship. He estimated he gave the
order eight to 10 minutes before
the ship sank.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Holiday Sweetmeats

blossom end and continuing to cut
ring in single strip, evenly, to the
other end, finishing off with a
circle. Roll up to look like rose.
Fasten with tooth picks. Cut
grapefruit in small diamonds and
In five rose-shaped leaves. Cut
lemon peel in slivers. Cook orange,
lemon and grapefruit peel sepa-
rstely in water, discarding one or
more waters until bitterness is re-
moved, then adding equal guam
titles water and white corn syrup
to cover. Cook until peels are
clear. Remove rose. Add a little
red food coloring to orange peel
circles and a little green food
coloring to grapefruit peel dia-
monds and lesves., Let stand until
desired amount of color has baen
absorbed. Drain. (Reserve ten
orange circles, ten teaspoons
lemon peel, rose and leaves for
decorations on cake.)
To Make the Cake:
Beat egg whites stiff with pinch
of salt. Add sugar and beat to
points. Set aside. Sift and mes sure
flour. Resift with baking powder.
Cream butter or margarine, sugar,
grated orange rind and egg yolks
until fluffy. Add to flour mixture
with fruit juice or wine and mix
until batter looks smooth. Fold in
egg whites. Place one-third batter
in well creased casserole. Sprin-
kle with lemon peel, nuts and
raisins. Add remaining dough and
sprinkle with red orange peel.
Bake in slow oven 1925 degrees)
one and one-quarter hours. Cool.
To Decorate The Cake: L.
Confectioner's sugar. frosting or
almond paste
orange peel rose.
5 grapefruit rose leaves
10 red orange circles,
10 teaspoons lemon peel.
Frost cake with thin layer of
confectioner's sugar. frosting or
almond paste. Decorate with Or
ange peel rose, surrounded by
grapefruit leaves. Add red orange
circles and lemon slivers around
edge. - So
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Service Wife Notifies
Congress In Unique Way

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-P-A
pair OF pink AMI white crocheted
baby bootees reachedt he House
Military committed oday with the
subtle reminder of mo Dads, No
Votes.''
The parcel post package in
which they arrived bore the re-
turn address of Mrs. R. J.. Chich,
4318 North 81, Milwaukee,, Wis.
The committee has been deluged
with letters urging that something
be done to speed the return Of ia
theirs in military service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
English Women
Aw ait Those
Slinky indies
nv BARBARA WAGE
~ ap Newsfeatures

o,,noN--ln her old suit and
oN.p+,bee, shoes, the British
DOWN. can find faint augury of
woman ma DAYS ahead in the peace
i ss,s' sprightliness OF new uno'es
md hats -. short q, INV mid.
"Insie collection" said Danish
season Aaa Thaarap, pointing to
BON az exotic yet practical model
three w" We haven't had a mid-sea-
hats .so "" since 1889. Now I'm
'ol y, S'' me ready just like old
gs.'.es frivolous little hats
hIAss .,aer women up halfway
70 sd' the winter. And I'm max
ts' them kind to war, ;, faces,
~ y soft, muted colors''
~. the British man, with his
DIV school tie tradition of never
DID, s' conspicuous, is, Thaarap
beng BENZ greater menace to wo-
d1lahs' smart q headgear than the
l1s- 70 shortages. "You can't get
va W If the Englishwoman's infe-
r la.it w complex about hats, when
t t@i husband continues to tell her
~. IL looks silly in anything
'1 Taonoh two hundred thousand
. ltS Of cloth is to be made
y ss.Isb1e for corsets and bras
a a;'ras next month, English wom-
ssl NV have to wait a little, long
ell ell ' for glamor indies promised
u's at Kayser-Bondor's West End
., Az the windows are filled
s S;s slinky black underwear,
1hicb though less voluminous is
VII. sill'', somehow reminiscent of the
S SI- Nineties era and the Can
'r The promise Of display cards
reading: L s..
new.
md then again:
"Romance ard Dreams are
srowding back.
IN Cami-knicks of subtle
black" =,
cannot be spoiled entirely by
tt+lo reminders under the satin
models stating CURLY: "For Dis
play Only"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

4 egg yolkS
1 cup orange or grapefruit JUICE
or wine
10 pound almonds, blanched
whole
l cup white raisins
Fruit peels
To Make Fruit Peels:
IL pound candied orange peel
Approximately
medium oranges)
IL pound candied lemon peel
approximately 6 lemons).
IA pound candied grapefruit peel
Il large or 2 small grapefruit
l orange rose
5 grapefruit leaves
Cut orange peel in small circles
and peel one orange in shape OF a
rose by cutting small circle from
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
I bysAlice brooks
BY :. Alice Brooks

BY Allce nFO0kS
These ,colorful nittens are knitted
on two needles, Of knitting wor.
sted. You will have hand warmers
for 9all-round winter wear. s.t,.
Use scrap wool for the checked
stripes: The mittens are knitted in
a straight piece. Pattern 7418 has
directions for small, medium,
large. ~. .. (
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern to Wilmington Star
News. Household Arts Dept, 259
w. 18th St., New York II, N. Y.
Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS
and PATTERN NUMBER.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS more for
our. Needlework Book-94 illustra.
tons of designs: crocheting, knit
ting, embroidery, dolls, other toys,
home decoration. Free Pattern for
two crocheted handbags printed
right in the book.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
SUBS FOR GARDNER

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-.B-
President Truman today announced
appointment of BARLEY c.. Crum Of
San Francisco as member of the
nglo-American Palestine inquiry
committee. Crum, the White House
said, will succeed O. Max Gardner,
former Governor of North Caro-
lima whoa sked to be relieved" of
the conmitteea' ssignment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Business Women's
Club Plans Yule
Party On Thursday

Members Of the Wilmington Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club, Inc, will hold their annual
Christmas party Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock, at the Y. W. c. A.
Jennie Stout, as chairman and
Verna Sheppard, Dorthea Mellow.
well, and Doris Blomme have
charge of the arrangements.
Christmas gifts will be exchanged
and all members are urged to at
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
By CHARLOTTE ADAMS

ASSVCA6SOu 1,1CSS TVVu AIuAsVA
AS present for your. very best
friend, or as the thing that'n give
gala air to your family Christmas
party, there's nothing to surpass
beautiful homemade cake. It's
worth going to some trouble in
preparing cake and decorations to
achieve the result which the re-
cipe below gives.
Citrus Fruit Cake
4 egg whites
IL cup sugar
3 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
% cup butter or vitaminized
margarine
IL cup sugar
tablespoon grated orange rind
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Miss Willetts Plans
Holiday 0pen-House
Tn Saturday Evening

Miss Eleanor Willetts, daughter
Oh MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Will
let's, will entertain on Saturday
evening, Dec. %, at open-house at
8:ao o'clock at her home, Wil-Har
Dale in Glen A. ,en "a
A number Of invitations have
been issued to the younger set of
Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
GRANTED DIVORCE

LONDON, Dec. 18.-W.D-Mrs.
Randolph Churchill was granted
an uncontested divorce decree on
grounds of desertion today after
she testified that the former prime
minister only son chafed at the
bonds of matrimony and seemed
to prefer bachelor life.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
LAND RETURNED

RALEIGH, Dec. 18-R)-The re-
turn of IA acres of land to Rowan
county was authorized yesterday
by the Council of State. The tract
was part of 40 acres leased to the
State in 1896 as site for High.
way patrol radio station.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
BY BETTY CLARKE
AP Newsfeatures Beauty Edito

Ar NtWSIcdguIc6 pcduty 1uACOA
The service girl is putting her
uniform away in mothballs just
like thousands of her brothers.
And she is throwing away con-
servatism like the CT Joes who are
poisoning out in the brightest ties
and suits they can find.
Take a tip, girls, from Eileen
O'Reiny, of Narragansett, r. l.,
who says she's going to make up
for all the pretty things she's been
missing during her two-and-a-haH
years in the WAVES.
Eileen. who plans to take adj
vantage of the CT, Bill of Rights
and attend Rhode Island State
College with her husband, took off
her service uniform and made a
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
RETURN

cHUNGKING. Dec. 1S- B -
ceneralissimo and Madame Chang
Ksi.Shek returned triumphly to-
dsv TO Marking from which they
we're forced by the Japanese to
flee in 1897, a semi-official dis
match reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Berlin Trade Unionists
Allowed Secret Elections

BERLIN, Dec. 18.-(P)-The Al
lied Kommandanture granted per-
mission elections by secret ballot.
An Allied spokesman said the
action marked a milestone in put
ting Germany on Democratic
basis"
Nominations will not be restrict
ed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

in the Chadbourn building Fri
day at $3.50 o'clock. .-
The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service of the Sunset Park
Methodist church will meet
today at II o'clock at the
church.
The East Wilmington Home
Demonstration club will hold a
Christmas party Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Charles Franklin Jones,
Market street road. D..
The Bradley's Cree Home
Demonstration club will hold
the annual Christmas party
this afternoon at 2::30 o'clock
with Mrs. I. T. Dexter. 80
~ The Seagate Methodist church
will present a Christmas play
on Thursday evening at 1880
I O'Clock. :
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

Tampala, the new vegetable. n
believed to be far superior 70
spinach in color and flavor. The
leaves are so tender it requires
only minutes to cook.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

Wilmington board Of realtors; C..
B. Kornegay, enting labor,
and C.. Van Leuven nd White,
members t-large.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

ndlI-uO ucSlSAcQ lOr HcT ny WA
s.. fure Creation Council. !.
Decline for the beauty salon to get
the works.
She wanted any sort of hair
do that would be a variation from
the above-the-shou bob she had
to wear as a WAVE. So the Golf
fure Creation Council designed an
upsweep for her that actually
made her short locks look long.
They swirled her hair up and back
in a bun effect at the crown and
Eileen said: ~
II. dreamed of this moment many
times along with. five other radio
operators who were on the night
watch. We used to while away
the hours combing each other S
hair. Not in the regulation hair
dos but in fancy lines and lots of
curls." a
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

Colored nylon plastic drinking
tumblers, combs, slide fasteners
and tableware are expected to be
on the market by the end of 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

Potatoes lose the least vitamin
c when stored between so and 70
F. %>
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

tend, and bring a guest. Refresh
ments will be served during the
evening. =
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
CLUB CLOCK

A meeting Of the Crepe
Myrtle Garden club will be held
in the Chadbourn building Fri
day at $3.50 O. clock.