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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Doc Greene, One Of the Best Guys
in The World, Steals In on Visit Here

You can take away Hank Greenbergs Rudy
Yo Byron Nelson's all other sport headne these days
Just quietly sheve them for has
home
He Edgar Greene OF the L. Marines Hes back
tror the hell and horror Of Oknsws.
When war this nation the carefree DOC
Greene was writing sports He having lot OF
run with his work His personality made him the
most popular recruits this paper had.
People lust naturally liked Doc Greene Sure they knew his
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

week of the Michigan Open, and
Fred Hammer, who recently cap
tured the district championship.
KocSis will pair with Theresa
ClawSon, young Red Run golfer
who's a first Fighter in the dis
trict, while Hammers partner will
be Mrs. r. V. Lee. winner OF a
recent district tournament.
TEAM TO BEAT
As tournament approaches,
golfers like TO talk about the
player, or if it's team event, the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11


sincerity that people
little "DoctOr" those individuals
who never smiling.
o he wanted to all the He chose
they months to he became
lieutenant through the took all the training
offer Then home goodby to his dad
and mother.
nonchalantly would the phone
inquire health and how she out with
the Detroit can't have
pork chops. -
I'm fighting smiled the little
this There under
who me to know I'll do best"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Homer Hitler, Too

Back in 1912. Tobin equalled
the National League batting rec
ord for pitchers with six home
runs. three in succession. Born in
Oakland, Cal. where he still re-
sides in the off season, Tobin
pitched for the Pacific Coast
League club in that city before
coming up TO the big show. Before
his hitch with the Braves, Jim
was at Pittsburgh for four years.
He won Is and lost 19 games,
for the Braves last season.
Jack Tobin, who as a pinch hit
ter. got single of Paul dizzy
Trout for the Red Sox yesterday.
is younger brother Of the new
Tiger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Now He's on Leave From Hospital

shipped this country and the advantages of
Oakland CAL hospital had heard from him slightly
phone call and said he would
get furough the doctors would allow
night II happened All through his marine
career the little "DOctor" had carried
to his dads and mothers apart
men on East
When going toughest when death ratting
around him. leading those who believed
through, kept feeling that key and saying to
himself:
GOD please lei me use on In life"
the morning Thursday that DOC Greene
Jefferson apartment His dad had
before His mother naturally
turned key walked into the bedroom and said
"WeI, I am"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

team 10 beat.
This time it
looks very
much like the
Oakland Hills
combination of
Margaret Rus
sell and Chris
Brinke. They
have I Q a m e d
before in these
4 ] I e r n a I e
stroke COnpe-
titions a n d
have reeled of
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Ace Gate Crasher Now Tending Gate

TOWN: Clare travelling secretary OF the Tigers
comes Briggs press from
Connolly worlds most publced crasher and what
suppose He's working gate
Wrgley Field in Chicago where sevcemen enter There's
fate for yoI,a crasher' guarding gate
Indianap polls fame Is In visiting old pal
twotime winner Of the blue ribbon classic
is and Billy
colonel decorations attached Arnold also OF indianapolis
fame will leadership Chryser in Texas hear
Joe Cronn of Boston worried about the nay eVe
His pitching Boo Fers he rendered
nj and asthma grabs him II has past years
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
siooer Melton Has Good Luck Piece

We had with James Melons one
James and the other James Melton
reporters of the Times staff Melton the singer
showed a luck his lapel It is model Of
and body set in diamonds and worn
by and fabulous Diamond Jim Brady
appears kind Of radio.
performance this lucky piece
Red Wing dentist is fully mended after
operation Ebbe Goodfellow former Wing star is back
upper Michigan vacation Jack Adams doing his usual
Job of goodwill ambassador for Olympia He never loses
personality perhaps the best sports
country except when he's mad at hockey referee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Cotton Leads WAY
In London Coli Meet

LONDON. Aug. 10 CUP)-The
veteran Henry Cotton led the
field in the third round of the
Sc, 1000 Pro golf tournament at the
Royal Mid-Surrey course with a
36-hole score of 13S. His closest
rival was his young protege assist
ant. Reginald knight. with score
of l44.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

dad nationally Known writer Tor the
News. Sam Greene). But the little Doc
tor" kidded his dad about how he would
SCOOP him at every turn and personally.
liked the little Doctors" confidence and
poise. But was tempted to tell him
once or twice not TO go too far with the
old man or things might happen that
would cost both of us our jobs.
But the little Doctor" laughed all
OF this off and went along finding inter
esting things to write about in a most in
teresting way l guess the strain of
thoroughbred goes in all blood lines-men
or horses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

SUI - III AAit fb7f
Flint Country Club also will be
represented by a pair capable Of
a low round-Mrs. Don Weiss and
Doug Bloom-as will Barton Hills
with Betty Jane COPYRIGHT and
Chuck Menefee, runnerup 10 Kam-
mer in the district tournament.
Mrs. Sam Byrd and Bob Howell
OF Plum Hollow loom as con-
tenders, as do Dorothy Murton
Of Lakepointe and Ray Laine of
Meadowbrook and Crosse Hes
team of Patricia Devany and Ray
Palmer
MAYOR TO COMPETE
Mayor and Mrs. Jeffries will be
the first 10 tee off. They a
paired with Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Wilson.
After the war Plum Hollow
plans 10 make this a three-day
event patterned after the mems
invitationsl tournaments and in
clude an array OF out-of-town
stars.
Sundays psirings and starting
times:
ii:is-Mr. and Mrs z. J. Jeffries Jr..
il:2S-Hai Whits-MrI. Mary shuler lie,
coT.UMJ IT soMg.ei b,l.D:ymfs y. D.ys1sr Bradley
Kent zimmsrmsn,Mrs. J.. W. Fleck
1i:3s-Mr. and Mrs L. Funston; Mr'
i1:43-Mr. and Mrs D. r. srigley; Bob
stoup-MJ. Y. DRYDEN. ,.
ii; 4s-Bob Necabe,clsra Jane Mossek'
ll;54-Art MeNabbMrS. J. Delaney. 81
jsnes-Mr Grace Newton. MAJ
laufer. Ralph Ellstrom-Mrs NJ DisI.
wsysnd-Mrs, T., J. DoTe 49,, s.,.,,. Ar
I2:is-DicE whtlnE-Mrs NJ Bell: Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Bysrd c.,.t,,,
Frank Forster-Mrs. N. z TSrble
A. IA 3o1BoS .,so shark. shsIssy'h"' H'nsT' MT. 'no
and Mrs Eldon Auher.
12:42-H Peckham-Mary Lou Koschuh
Chuck Petoskey-hrs Robert CiVens.
i2:4s-DouE Bloom-Mrs. Don weiss, Flint
Nj i,ss-T6a ine n5a e.mps.ilisfs' n c. Z. sucksr
MI i:co1arl spo Gi', ana NJ. i MIS- o. Mclaughlin
Ray Palmer-Pstricis Devany
KdoS M2 .nG M, e.ri F'aT@anT eTssnstee 9p nSi
lanti
Mrs Howard Chauvin, Saginaw
l:ls-Chuck Kocsis-Theresa Clawson, John
Driver-Mrs A. g. McCloy.
i.24-Mr. and Mrs. Bob CLARK. Mr. and
Mrs Carl Wood. Bridgeport.
3o-Cari Daniels-Mu. ID. 2. Dalzel, W
L McMurray-Mrs Jack Henderson,
f:36-Ray Laine-Dorothy hurton, Scotty
Lumsden-VirEinia Paddock.
1:42-Fred KGmmer-MrS. r. v. Lee ChHA
Btlnke- Margaret Russell.
|l.4s-B0b Howeli-hrs. sam Byrd, william
Curran-Mrt william l. McClverin
1;54-H s, BeEle-Mrs N. Conroy william
StuArt-Mrs. r. Burch.
2:o0-Merie TrowbridGe-Mrs. Maynard
Mr. and Mrs C. c Mossck.
1.n6-Mr and Mr1 Hal Chilsnn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Sports
Tobin, New Tiger,
Has Two No-Hitters
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Jim (Abhadabba) Tobin, second
relief pitcher TO be purchased by
Jack Zeller as the Tigers seek TO
strengthen their mound STAFF for
the late championship drive, boasts
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Hold Pin Meeting

Hsrper-Van Dyke Merchants
Bowling League will hold its first
meeting Tuesday night at 8 p. m.
at the Harper Recreation. Sec.
A. J. wilkins requests all OF last
years captains to report OF send
representatives
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

dee ds of re-
known on the
diamond, both
as a pitcher
and a hitter.
George Caster
was the first
Of the pair OF
veterans added
by the Tigers
this week. He
comes from the
Browns.
Tobin. W h o
-. kaan oh
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

Mrs. James Wilson, wife Of the
Red Sox pitcher who suffered a
skull fracture when hit by ball
batted by Hank Greenberg in the
game between the Tigers and Red
Sox at Briggs Stadium, is at her
husbands side at Ford Hospital.
She came To Detroit from Bes-
ton by plane yesterday.
Wilson is reported to be rest
ing comfortably" after two
hour operation following the acci-
dent. He is expected TO be at the
hospital for al least three weeks
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Sportsman
Buys Club

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10 (UP)-St.
Louis Browns, American League
champions last year, were sold to-
day 10 Richard &. Muckerman,
local sportsman and business man.
Donald L. Barnes, retiring presi-
dent. announced the sale. He re-
fused 10 disclose the amount in
volved in the transaction, but it
was reported that Barnes held sp-
proximstely $4,000 shares of
Brownie stock-the equivalent of
about 100000.
Muckerman said he planned no
major changes in the Browns per-
sonnel either in the office or on
the field. Manager Luke Sewell,
he said. would be offered a con-
tract for 1916.
HOLDS 56 PER CENT
In gaining controlling interest
of the Browns, Muckerman said he
now holds So per cent of the stock.
IL arranged this DEAL" Muck
erman continued, because I
have always wanted to gain
control OF the Browns. My In
terest In baseball dates back to
the days when the franchise
was owned by my good friend.
Phil Ball"
The transaction was approved
at a meeting of the clubs board
of directors in Barnes office at
IL a. m. today.
Negotiations leading up to the
deal had been going on for several
months. Barnes issued a state
ment setting forth his reasons for
withdrawing as major league
club official.
IN GOOD CONDITION
"Now that the Browns have
won their first American League
pennant," he said. land the
company Is In q favorable finan-
cial condition, I feel that the
purpose for which I entered
baseball II accomplished. 1t Is
a pleasure to know that such n
real sportsman as Mr.. Mucker-
man is succeeding me-"
Barnes denied persistent reports
that the club hit rock bottom
financially despite the big cleanup
in 1914 when it netted 100000 as
a pennant winner.
"You can say for me-" Barnes
said, that this organization is
on a sounder financial footing
than several major league clubs
-. our books will show that we
stand right In available cash"
BOUGHT IN 1886
Barnes headed the group that
purchased the Browns from the
Ball estate in the fall of 1886, the
deal running around $325, 900 for
the American League franchise.
plus the San Antonio club of the
Texas League.
General Manager Bill Dewitt
engineered the Browns sale at
that time, through a friendship
between his wife and one of the
Barnes daughters. Dewitt was
member OF the Cardinals organ
ization at that time, a protege of
Branch Hickey who offered a
helping hand in completing the
deal and received n reward of
SOS, 900 for his services.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Plum Hollow Meet
Attracts Top Pairs
By NJ. r. DRUKENBROD

pairs leading golfers
of will the first annual Plum Hollow mixed
Sunday revealed parngs announced today by
Bob Howell
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

Bowman and Unser DAVIS and
Peacock.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, twi-
night games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Miami Open Is Set

Miami's $4,000 Open golf
tournament has been scheduled
for Dec. 6. Z. S and q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Sober Heads &c. A.

Pineus Sober of the City College
of New York is the new president
of the l. c. "A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
There goes a real guy.

Doctor" his life hated any one and
plan anything unknd soon was at Oknawa
There led his men smiling carefree and
department became of the
young heroes o. campaign
He battle of Sugar Loaf Hill He was one eight
ott of his outfit come the little Doctor
back his slight lean body-one IN the chest
another thigh and the third through his right
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Brother Of Coach

Maj. Burt dc Groot, athletic Of
ficer of the Fourth Air Force, ~
a brother Of the Washington Red
skin coach, Dudley de Groot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
There Goes a Real Guy,' Said Friends

We the little doctor party mean all nhe boys n me
the game rolling then again. all smiles he shook
hands his
OVas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
How They Stand

"Games behind Leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DIT. II, Bos. s. St l.. 4, Phila q.
wash. =. Chi. 4. n W. =, Ciet. 4.
TOnAY'S GAMES
Bos. az DIET. wash. at Chi
\. Y. At CleV. Phil. at ST LOax.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Takes War in Stride

So one night the word came that DOC"
Greene was to go off to war. He showed
his notice to the boys around the office
and kidded and chatted about what a great
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

In the three Red Sox games TO
date in. the current NSerieS al
Briggs Stadium. Greenberg has
totaled eight hits in Il official
times At bat for a mark of SIS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
iRdis napOls n, Minneapolis =.
MilS auhee 10, Toledo 4
Lsui5 ville q, ~. Paul 4.
Kansas City Q. Columbus 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGIE
BALTIMORE s-A, Rochester rs
Toronto T-f7. Jersey City e-i.
Huffalo ., Newark 4.
Montreal Q, Syracuse =.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGtE
San Francisco .. Oakland o
Sacramento Q, san DieEo 4.
Los AnFeles q, Hollywood q.
seattle =, Portland 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
nos ', Chi n. ST L. s,NY
Pits. y. Fhn. q. Bkiyn s-A, Cin ~.
TODAY'S GAMES
Chi az Bos. So. L. at ~ v.
Gin At Bkyln. Pitts. AT Phil
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
National League
600
CHICAGO

Barrett and ODea Vosellc and
lombard.
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CHADBOURN

CHADBOURN, March 2 - Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Marshburn went tc
Durham Thursday where Miss
Mary Marshburn, their daughter
underwent slight operation.
R. R. Rooms was called to Will
mington Thursday by the sudden
death of friend, Mrs. H. F. Wolf.
W. D. Thompson and Miss Elsie
Thompson spent the weekend with
relatives in Kinston.
Mrs. L. V. Lowe spent a few
days in Tabor City last week.
Mrs. L. v. Lowe, Miss Alice
Lowe, Mrs. G. B. Walton, Mrs.
W. L. Albright and Miss Marian
Garrel1, Tabor City, spent Thurs.
day in Florence shopping.
Mrs. J. A. Love and Mrs. Fran
Conner were guests of Mrs. J. o.
Scaife Friday. Mrs. Scaife return
ed to Red Springs with them for
the weekend.
Miss Keexer Land and Mrs. w.
L. Albright spent Wednesday after
noon in Lumberton shopping.
Norman Peal, A. B. Brady, Der.
nard Peal, Charlie Hardie, Rev.
B. F. Ormand and w. c. Wash
burn attended the basketball tour.
nament in Raleigh Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Wooten were
in Wilmington Friday visiting Miss
Nell Rooms who is convalescing in
James Walker hospital.
Billy Elrod is at home for a few
days vacation from Duke unives.
sity.
Mr.. Prevatte, a senior at Louis.
vile Geological Seminary, occupied
the pulpit of the Baptist church
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Taylor
and Mrs. F. T. Wooten, ST., are
arriving from Norfolk, Va, March
6, and will be at Mrs. Wooten' S
home here for several months.
Miss Johanna Futchs spent the
weekend in Wilmington visiting
her mother there.
Mrs. J. A. Brown and Miss Pa
tience Newland returned Thursday
night from several days spent in
Raleigh and Durham.
Friends of Mrs. r. E. L. Brown,
Sr., will regret to learn that she is
patient in Duke hospital where
she Is receiving treatment.
Mrs. Jim Winstead and two chill.
dren of Tabor City were guests OF
Mrs. Sybil Land Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Jennongs spent
the weekend with friends in Dunn.
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Miss Willard,
Miles Higgins
Are Betrothed
Rride-Elect Is Daughter OF
Mrs. Margaret G. Willard
And Late N. S. Willard

49,. Margaret G. Willard an
MI ,, the engagement Of her
n lo,,abter, Glenn, to Miles c. Hig'
aauS' G Mic, U.s.N.R., of Read
i s,,,'' Massachusetts.
l"s M;ss willard is the daughter Of
~. Margaret G. Willard and the
MI, M.s' Martin S. Willard of this city.
ls's sttended Peace Junior col
o ,o Raleigh, and received de,
ls nses from the Assemblys Training
s slt Richmond, Va, and The
oaorsia State College for Women,
s.i11edgeville. She is at present
,anloVed by the National Board
vWC.A as assistant director, U.
T. q Club. Second and Orange
g. streets. in Wilmington.
Mr.. Higgins is the son of Mr..
.nd Mrs. Miles C. Higgins of Read
; a, Massachusetts. He graduated
t t.9r yesper George School of Art
md. attended the School of the
o1nse,m Of Fine Arts, Boston.
Dior to entering the service Mr..
Hiegjns was free lance adver-
.;sjno illustrator with an office in
BOSTON He is at present stationed
- tho Minecraft Training center,
LITTLE Creek, Va.
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Ambition to Succeed Can
Apply TO Marriage Also
BY RUTH MILLETT

When in the tradition of the
American press a Houston couple,
celebrating their fiftieth wedding
anniversary, were asked for the
key to married happiness they an
swered, Ambition But they
went on to explain: Ambition to
live up 10 the promises of the mar
riage contract.
We often say admiringly of
young husband and wife starting
their life together, They're such
an ambitious young couple
But the ambition which often
brings them success doesn't al
ways bring them happiness to-
gether. Often the striving for
success keeps them from building
happy life together. The wife in
an effort to help her husband
may take on so many community
activities or slave to stretch pen
MES so that the couple can put on
good front she hasn't time to
make the marriage itself an easy,
happy way of life.
And the husband, working day
and night to become more sue
cessful, may not even find time to
wonder whether or not his wife
is happy.
GROW APART
And then comes success and
middle-age and the couple have
grown apart through the years
instead Of together. And before
long the marriage of the "ambi-
tious young couple ends IN oil
vorce.
'Its all old, old story. And
since it is. isn't it wonder that
we haven't put more stress on the
importance OF a couple being
ambitious not for the things that
will impress other people, but am
bilious for their marriage.
Just a small part OF the ampl-
ton a wife has for her children
and a man for his career put to
work at making the copule's mar
riage a success would do mucn
to make it so.
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Girl Scout
Council Meets

A special meeting of the Lead
er's Association and Council OF
Girl Scouts, Cape Fear Area, 1ncor-
porated was held yesterday at the
Lake Forest Community building.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. w. c. Mebane presided ana
introduced Mrs. G. D. Greer, Sec
rotary of the council who spoke
about recent Council Member S
Training course she attended. at
Wakulla Springs, Florida. Mrs.
Greer defined the duties of each
committee of the council, and en-
phasized the ways in which the
council and the Leaders Associa-
ton can work together for the be-
terment Of the Girl Scouts or
ganization.
After the meeting lunch was
served to the following council
members, leaders and guests: Mrs.
George L. Mitchell, Mrs. G. D.
Greer, Mrs. w. c. Mebane, Mrs.
L. j. Jordan, Mrs. Lucille Goldberg,
Mrs. w. A. Cannon, Mrs. Harvey
Glazier, Mrs. W. S. Pullen, Mrs.
I. T. Sellers, Mrs. w. M. May,
Mrs. ]. w. Clarke, Mrs. E. M.
Shepherd, Mrs. Otis Strother, Mrs.
H. R. Hinnant, Mrs. M. A. Rocks,
Boggs, Mrs. G. L. Richardson, Miss
H. w GilliardP), Detaoishrd luetaoni
Dorothy Wells, Mrs. Charles c.
Perry, Mrs. George L. Rogers and
Mrs. Tom Smith.
Mrs. W. S. Pullen was in charge
of the luncheon.
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teen, dining room and grill, was
promised the Post in a speech
by Commander Westbrook when
he took office on July 3, 1913.
Funds were raised through op-
GRAFTON of the canteen, trailer
camp, sponsoring of a circus, and
contributions from members and
other citizens.
One of the main purposes of the
building, as outlined by the com
mander, is so that when "the boys
come marching home" they will
have an ideal home to meet their
comrades of World War No. l.
The renovations included paint
ing and refinishing the floors,
erection of a flag, setting up of
the canteen and lounge in the base
ment, where partitions were re-
moved, and repairs to the roof
and masonry
A Veterans Center has been op-
Grating in the home since January
l. 1t is under the Veterans Cen
ter Legion committee and is staff
ed by volunteer workers of the
American Legion Auxiliary, Navy
Mothers, Service Mothers and the
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxili-
airy.
Committees in charge of the
home are: Home, w. K. Rhodes,
chairman, W. A. Hughes, J. R.
Hollis, Harry E. Fa1es and Wilbur
D. Jones; Finance, J. G. Thorn
ton, chairman, w. A. Fonvielle,
John A. Stevens, E. A. Laney, Zen
Kingoff, Fred Willetts, Warren S.
johnson, W. D. Jones, F. B. Gra-
ham and R. B. Page; Renova-
tons, Chas. H. Foard, chairman,
John Donnelly, D. R. Langley and
Allie Moore; Furnishings, C.
Knox Council, chairman, L. M.
Todd, Conrad VESSEL, Jesse
Weeks and j.. Melvin; Special Ar
rangements for Dedication, C.
David Jones, chairman, Maurice
Moore, R. B. Romeo, o. o. Ais
brook, Donald c. King, R. A.
Dunlea and N. S. Westbrook.
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Miss Robson will be given in
marriage by her father Mrs. Rob-
ert W. Conner, sister of the bride
will be her only attendant. Lieut..
Robert Ross of Santa Monica,
Calf, will be best man. Ushers
will include: Lieut.. Robert w. Con-
ner, Lieut.. Rufus Ives, Lieut.. Ralph
Mitchell, Lieut.. Robert Pence,
Lieut.. Jesse Sarafin and Lieut..
Preston Perry.
No invitations have been issued
but friends of the couple are in
Vited to attend.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore James
and Major and Mrs. David L..
Ramsey of Charlotte. are the
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Head at their home on
Greenville Sound. Major Ramsey
has just returned from q months
overseas service.
Mrs. R. C. Powell has been re-
moved to her home in Lake For
est after undergoing an operation
at James Walker Memorial hos
pital.
Miss Edna Sanford of Laurin-
burg, is spending several days
with her brother and sister-ln-
law, Mr.. and. Mrs. L. T. Sanford,
Jr.
Cleopatra gave herself mud pack
facia1S .
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Miss Mary Eleanor Robson WEEDS
Lieutenant Robert M. Daum TODAY

Miss Mary Eleanor Robson,
daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Robson, will be married to Lieut..
Robert M. Daum, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Daum of Los Angeles,
Calf, this afternoon at $50 o'clock
at St. Andrews-Covenant Presyb-
terrain church, 18th and Market
streets.
The ceremony will be perform
ed by the pastor, DR.. Frederick
Lewis. Music will be rendered by
Mrs. Lacy King and Arthur John.