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Evening star., 1946-03-03
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Today's Schedules
CAP1TOI"shock" 1855 PM Stage shows: l.
$40, SIS and 905
CoLUMBIA-Leave Her to Heaven so 30 7:3o $40 pm
EARLE-'Stork Club: 30
HIPPoDRoME-My Name is Julia Ross $40, 45o
$50 pm
KEITHs"Because of Him" $40 $40 pm.
LITTLEThe Last Chance" l:25 325 735 GAS
METROPOLITAN"My Reputation 30 3:45, $40, TAO
PAIACE-"spellbound: 1880 g. $40 7:2o and $50 pm
PIX-"Grls of the House: 3O tbs and
TRANS-LUX-News
Coming Attractions
NAT1ONAI-"He Slapped" King starting
night.
CAPITOLBlack Market Babies with Ralph Morgan
Thursday
COLUMBIA-"Up Masie," starting
EARLE-"Cnderela Jones'" with
Forever Brent Caudette
Colbert starting Wednesday.
LITTIE-Jane with Fontaine and Orson Wees
Strangers with Peter LORE and Geral
Fitzgerald starting Thursday.
with Clark Gable starting
Thursday
Shanghai Cobra Sidney starting Tuesday.
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SITUATIONS MEN.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Uni1

ACCOUNTANT, BENJAMIN Franklin Univer.
sity graduate, accounting experience. de.
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER,
thoroughly experienced all phases trial
balance, statements: now employed by
local chain organization. desires position
executive capacity. Box 239-M. Star. 15'
ACCOUNTANTS years experience with
N. Y.-CPA frm; viii work for i week
with CPA on trial basic with no pay:
anxious to show ability. Ia. 1859. 13a
ACCOUNTANT. experienced. veteran, B. A.
degree, desires position On stan Of CPA;
references. Phone GE $500. la
CCoUNTANT-Books started, audited
statements prepared. social security and
income tax records and returns. ma. 36S
15s .
ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started: kept
city references. OR. 2074.
ADVERTISING, trade assn, newspaper AND
background. WI. 1898.
BARTENDtR- experienced, dependsble
sober, desires lob in hotel restAur4pt oi
HdIht club. Only good wages. Bog i3ee:M
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER- -ACCOUN experienced,
available after frst Of Neyember b-day
sss5 P5ssfaFEss RsaK ssM as.r
business experience; double entry. payroll.
shorthand, tipping, calcuiating machines;
z caifpiRfS's HIS fpS st sCtHxfERoN SERVICE, days,
evenings, week ends, trips, tutoring; refer
chERK. chias intelligent woman, experienced,
wants position from 10 or II am. to
GGLMsaksTYPSIsT-s GM SsF FIST sTSESNoGRAPHES. expert
enced general once routine, good in de-
tail work, now employed private industry.
desires permanent position NovembeE /,
coo1ILEGE co1 GIRL desires any type position
several afternoons . week. experienced typ
list and stenographer; refs. Call after
ccoL.iLEGE Coli M SahI GiRL desires position, ] TO g
pm; experienced receptionist, clerk and
dental asst: references. AT. 1856; 13s
COOK-American middle age, white, url-
encountered. IL yrs. one family; prefer
BBgP6SraPGSMNE BIZ aafaGIMN stssfE ssfEcsErARY. perm.anssn.;
seven years medlcal snd So%|ers;tsl .;t.r s1 Il
design, remod.. alters:
tions; eve. gowns . epecaalty;. reAa NJ
Hlka1. 1880 1rvtns NV. ADt. =. AD. 22SS'
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CHHMBERMAID-MA girl with
excellent references from best houses wants
positoin. BOX 130-M. Star. 10
CLEANER, colored, experienced, So day and
csIIsafNsr; cGsnaNrn os AM S,' LAuNDREss colofed
wonnan wishes day work; $3.50. TR. 1873.
COOK, colored. and housework. $50 week;
stay nights, no Sundays; reference. BOX
GcfHRMTAiSs cfTMi ms STRETCHED at home. Call
nAY,s WORK, by colored girl. Mondays
and tuesdays, or six hours work MOE.
Tues. and Saturday. Refs. rnohe ~
EXPEKENcED middle aged white nurse
wants position caring for baby for en-
Moved couple. Live in NV. area preferred.
keferenees. BOX 72-M. Star. - .
GIRL, colored wants woEk, w. I.h'T;: H:,drS from
GIRf, cofored, reference, wants part-ttme
work: NJ laundry. no SUNDAYS. MI. S2le'
oIRI, eS,brsd. desires days work - maid
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ENaIN.ha ss5o 5m st.astuFiI qst HoJs Esa-
sSEc1aL sSIs 4 saENT Al f40 0tm.,. $500, casualty
81 Boypg ss isss s'Es + a. es4o: So. ...a a1,a s
sstaria work sscretsry. @ VI radio isxysg 500
ton secretary, start $l75; Receptionist-
$50 vt Law, secretary ,laol. start $50
ssx osssnSs g: MI e. 7ss
sss; g VS. zee noYps' g1I9 "psss 1sss T VA sste
DIETICIAN, $500 mo. female, Bookkeep-
sI.lt sss5a sao n sSs * Es' ss Il f
Of excellent openings. Free Tesistration;
ssdna ssf MISS kesas RoGI SGd I9n 1911
eIyrf Il Ia AlSalsErK sm.ls2: $500, srss,-
ss9 sssses use soda afFSs go
year, expr stenog. start $50 wk. up. For
stssan esss5 0Dfnlnsi Es 's to sfi u SEW
oFFR g. :sesI:i :sass s4s sy.s: ss
iass' ia $40 wE. clerk:typist, start ss5 q:
have sos ~ goRb spuiSa1 EMp 0gEsRRRscsE ggERHscE
sfhEer Il III 4; no nroosrTf5Ns H5 G.,-spsnish-Ens.
h stenos sao2 up fe1 spos snosssy ssoskssp
Ts $ta5 $4spss asi1Ts slessS
tys oDsnnss sSD s4o55 wt ens Sc
esI il teday yrSAic SA coco Est 9 81 Il 1exi sTs
|s:s#s# 5:. ig;B;;
fAfaAHeanas AaAHehaGnnas sasf eh
shKsrleii eiiMpIoaEk@as ri eeiens selec.iy.
placement service to solve your most dii-
eaIs smploymsssot m 2Sg5lems msEHy1eEs eos
washington Bldg. D1. 4442. Ia
STENOGRAPHERs. women. $4,000;
Technfcians. hospital laboratory, women
zian2 Einsineers, aar meme Mechanical design. men.
sERvIcEs. soa WsshinEton Bids. pI.
INSURANCE ADJUSTER-Excellen oppor-
tunity to become associated with estab.
lished. expanding insurance ad1usting nrm;
Applicants must have several years genera IH
years Of age Salary appreximately So
800, with possibilities Of advancement to
$1,000, plus certain car sx2snsss. Ssazs .,.o o
2erisneed ss1 In sfectronics field; local ORGAN
ization; design and DEVELOPMENT aircraft
tIafle control equipment; starting salary; Y
PsFRRsoNSEI sRsS n Sy'gSn SERVICES, sos washington
Bldg. Hours, e;so-5; Sat. s'so-1 go.
CLERK-TYPIsTS-Expe insurance,
sassoo' SseofapnsIiR WALTER Il KEssi.ER PERSON.
MEL SERVICES, sos Washington Bldg.
Hours, 9:3o-5; Sat. s:3o-1:so. Phone
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typins, saokkeepinE.
2S yrs. Accredited. Approved GI school.
1888 F st. tOpp. Capitol TheaterJ
tunities to wide-awake men, mechanically
inclined: prepare now In spare time by
practical gEF 1EsininSfr pfrs Writa f4r srss
GERMAN. conversational method, BY sx.
perienced native teacher. Ho. 4300, Ext.
HAIRCUT, TERM. New. York,s hand
lored: no clippers used: HOTEL HOUSTON
Continued on Next Psss)
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HELP WOMEN.

DO You KNOW SOME ONE with super,
wiser Of music training, who can teacR :
HERE is YouR CHANCE to- make extra
money selling Christmas cards We nave
S125. We are local concern and can
save you postage expense and give you
service UP to Dee. 25. ATLAS PRESS,
612 18th st. NV,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC

NTERVIEWERS MEN, SOS mo; ascount-
ant. S232: secretary. FIR Eng. to $1,000:
secretary, real estate, $4,000; steno.. air.
lines, SI.S00: steno.-type orp., 81 100.
Also many other good positions available.
Mutual EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 17i0
q MA 0964 IA
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SITUATIONS Mem and WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored, win take care. Of small
apt. house in exchange for quarters ia.
9s0e, CHARLES or pELEAR LEE ,.,
MANAGER for apt. bldg. up to luO upits'
Protestant; available now. Box lsl-M'
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CLERK- Insurance,
SO, 100; experienced general, 5000.
Stenographers. experienced, permanent,
MEL SERVICES, sos Washington Bldg.
Hours, 9:30-5; Sat. e:30-1:30. Phone
Evening star., 1946-10-13

design, remod.. altsrs:
Sis1. 1880 Evins NV. xpt. :. AD. 32Ss'
Evening star., 1946-10-13

EGES e%S a5ifsssns. 1sss Viii b. r,vsn
1Safhei WITH sma1i oi psx board ara hsipfui. Perm.
position with pleasant werking cMditi2ns'
Y3nKe saf z st 1woMAN 81 to sell cosmetics and r.:
lated items In modern @ drugstore: nt I VICINITY
Ge,1 TouSa a. %aoaEN aS,si who are high sehoo!
graduates and single: some knowledge 81 q
position. working conditions are ideal: sal
AIRY you will be satisfied with and 5-day
xSoN xsss rRSDu5Ts RsSa; 81 1sSs NS will train women
products: Start now to build customer list
S1 o npy Write ssx now
phone number, to district manager, Box
1paa1siefass 1pai AEl'afttssRs SSffrroEeeoa tygl.t nars
Is to s5 possn sIs STARS e aOs
ssss ssssd 81 5 Rss ssSS55 ssS5 81 sis4
CcHaRiisTMAs CARDs, amazing; so with
name, 81: 2I-card feature box, 81; profiit
e sef sfff 2sR william fRa SAMPLES G.. eS e g. g.
siTi5s ssFIfS1l6 3 osns1se tsr reaRse 2y5v ,9s 81
81 SSsaaasftsTMzs ssT aSTBsss Is an dsl' 81 for
names lmprlnCeQ, SampleS lISS, CUIApLcte
line boxed assortmeuts. DuNBAR's, New
LADIES sHoP. in Arlington. desires young
woman, es manager: experisnce selling
and window trimming. ADAMS, 3155
rMaHsfc1aN Milssfnc alSo' NEEDS SECRETARY. perm.-
MISS MISS RUSSELL, MI. $3.50, 1912 or 3-b
ssd s.1s. n.,nI.n,
IS and so for ST name imprinted Christ
mas cards; free samples; s,;r,I feftuE5ff Efn.s! 81
3be UP. Personal stationery; Up to 1905
profit; extra bonus: special offers. Ell
MIA GREETING CARD Co. s2s Elmira'
VIZ PAY s25 for selling fifty 81 boxes.
80 assorted Christmas cards sell for 81
Write fer 5res samples; CHEERFUL CARD
GGSSUsuan GS jas ofMFoEruNfTT Mes uR,ifs With ola ..tas
iishsd nrm in edusationaI work f1r ,s,!s cHl,
comniissions. bonuses. trans; JANE BURN
WAMNrfibEsssass rfis Eve hHs sss.us: n Z 6 permanent
Ssa0nA 4a nAspAes Aesli isAos e ssrs1ir4 1i4s snS Conn ~
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Evening star., 1946-10-13

EMPLOYMENT wanted by . parolee with
q Christian businessman. Box 163.M'
EX-GovT. GIRL, colored, desires work in
restaurant or days work: rel. AID. 0t33
COLORED, young high school graduate de-
sires clerical position; experience In typ-
ins, fling, .cardpunch operator; some
NATIVE WASHINGTONIAN, So yrs OF age,
seeking interesting permanent position With
future; yrs: exp in all phases OF once
routine; excellent typist; capable OF assum-
UN1vERsfY IN sfsPsnii0iasoSNo HONOR aR1pUArE desires
challenging position: Spanish and EnenSn III
ooIoRFp Is nSH 1as1M %oaN. Sssf reliable wants Work
incsa II tea51pm; 54s ssso PM to am; expert
cofoRED $3.50 GIRL Hfao wants Job as bundle
wrapper or waitress; inexperienced. MI.
INTELLIGENT CoLoRED GIRLS desire
salad, fountain, store, maid, waitress OF
part-time. any kind; exper FIR. 9Sl7:
COLORED. light comptexioned girl. neat
and refined, desires position as receptionlsI
in doctors ONCE; knowledge of typins and
week. Phone North -9443.
Ist-CLASS SEAMSTRESS wants GOOD Job;
10 years shop experiences on mems ano
wonens alterations and fittings. GE
ggJo' HII KINDS aIS t9f OF + TYPiNG done at home.
work called for and delivered. Wo. 2z4S'
Woodley 224S.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

coats, suits and gowns; excellent position
for experienced person. Apply RIzIk
BROS. los Conn. ave: -l4
SEAMSTRESS. experienced on alteration OF
mems clothing; permanent position, good
das z'fz HRaz saeS'I?as 1919
:Hasrss5oSvS :siss s7R'iias'aA 1Ss sA6 a"'s; ~
ssIEChhErARY 81 TO DIRECTOR Of natien.l
noncommercial organization; young college
mops vseon rsas M irdI fd s1a
ISrsI sIECRETARY to district manaser; short
eas Pnops ac ca. AERisss Aa sss .sse HoMs
sslRHcRMNfaaYy.:s4b slH MeafasYy: or better. dependins
upon experience; age, 1922, single. a
really fne position; To take charge OF
Must have excellent shorthand and typlnf:
Apply only 9-10 am, Suite 604, 91S r
sECRETARY for executive of small orsn.
Just starting in field of econ. and GOVT.
research, interesting work: located near
Ed sSlsfy sesirsa nG; 1Ss-M 4a!ss Star mus,
have. shorthand and tipping experiencs;
m, suite 804 91S r st. NV.
SECRETARY experienced in mercantile
once routines; $56 for 48-hour week;
paid vacation; small, busy ONCE. BOZ
seciA; ssGeccikAE;rsaiRsI{-srENoaHArHE1. sisI{ an excl
experienced and capable secretary -stenog-
rapher; very interesting work, food 4AlaTg
Secretary TO Mr.. Thomas saltx. 3EW!A n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-13
r LOCAL MEN
ENLIST IN ARMY

Three Henderson men have re-
Gently enlisted in the regular army,
according to an announcement today
by Staff Sgt. Edward w. Chabot, 10
cal L. s. Army recruiter. Their
enlistment is subject to physical ap-
EroVal at Fort Bragg.
George G.. Blake, enlisted in the
Ordinance Department for three
years.
Allen J. Faucette, re-enlisted in
the Air Corps for three years. Sgt.
Faucette was recently h~onoraoly
discharged from the army, after
serving 8 IL years, with 10 months
overseas.
Walter G.. Grisscr enlisted in the
Ordnance Department for three
years.
All Of the nlen choose the Euro
pean theater as their station accord
ing to Sgt. Chabot, who will return
TO Henderson next Wednesday and
Thursday, in al effort to enlist more
interested men.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-13

81 'iFiS+F@ y = ift-t' =
n The Superior tou:: Before Hon.
+. O. Ea'i>n2r, CLcrk.
North Carolina.
Venice GaUa-E.
Temple Murphy; Mar Ecard ana
husband, ). Y, E"ard; Jennie
owen and husband. {. Il. owen.
Eli Iaacm ana wife, Sally Lanm;
II !a0Er, and wife Fate tantu;
!elraa - srGc; Stcpl2n hci,s j.;
Eegia ria. ana husband Frank
May; anne Iairm' pcari Owen,
and hu,52nd fohn Gwen: Marvin
Lars.n- ard - Iamn, MS wiie:
Fred Ea1m, GnI -- L Nm. hi
wife; Ico Iaclm ana - iamm
his wife; Dora Brooks, ana Tom
Brooks ner nI5oanA; Jess Kelley,
AMI i:orG KcileY MS v:f"; ana
ans and al heirs OF J.. {. IamIn
deceased.
The def.nIants Annie Lamm:
Pearl Owen, Jno, Owen, Dora
Brooks. Tom Brooks, Marvin Lamm
and - Laam his wife; Fr4d
Lamm and - Lanm his wife, Za5
Lamm and - Lamm his wife.
jesse kell1y and Flora Flora Kelley
his wife; Ell Lamm and Sally Lama
his wife and any and all heirs Ct
]. c. Lamm deed. VIII take notice
that an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court Of Vance County, North Car
DINA IN which the Plaintiffs are ask.
ing that Z Commissioner DC appoint
ed to sell a Lot in North Hcnder-
son belonging to the Estate Of J..
{. Lamm deceased.
And each of the defendants viii
further take notice that he is re-
CURED TO appear at the office Of
the Clerk Of Superior Court Of the
said county IN the Court House in
Henderson. North Carolina within 81
days after the 18th day Of April
1916 and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action on file in
said county in the office of the CLERK
of Superior Court; or the plaintiffs
will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in said action.
This the u, day of April 1916.
Z. o. FALKNER,
Clerk of Superior Court Of
Vance County, N. C..
J. c. Kittrell, Atty.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12

TUESDAY NIGHT, Caldwell goes
l. to Roseville to meet the i'm
proved Ramblers and try to gain a
little revenge for the setback suf-
fered in football. Last year Caldwell
topped RoseVille 1915 with the
Ramblers getting only one field
goal in the second half.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
MVL LEAGUE

to get in close to the bucket but
pecking away with long shots from
beyond the foul circle. With big
Reed covering a lot of floor under
the basket, Philo had to rely on
long shots, getting five out of 20
attempts in this quarter to lead
1913. CaldWells other point In the
initial period was a free throw by
Keeton, as the locals got only two
shots at the basket.
The second quarter was all de-
fense as far as Caldwell was con-
cerned. Again they kept the Elec-
tries away from the basket for five
minutes, permitting them only three
points in this StanZa. The Redskins,
however, were poWerless to score
even though Reed controlled the re-
bounds. Numerous fumbleS and bad
passes cost Caldwell chance to
take the lead, but they did manage
eight shots in this quarter compared
to Philo'S l6 to trail 5-l3 at the half,
having tailed only one field goal.
The Redskins showed signs of un-
leashing an offensive to start the
second half as Reed batted the tip
off to Murrey, who passed to Til
ton breaking for the basket and two
points. Philo failed to connect for
the first four minutes and then
Hartman slipped in fielder. Cald-
well came back with a bucket by
Tilton, two free throws by Ferguson,
and a field goal by Ben Craft to
pull up to 1915, but here they
begged down and Philo moved out
to a 20-13 lead as the quarter ended.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
NEW ARRIVALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Zudell are the
grandparents of twins, a boy and
girl, born Nov. 90 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Balint at Cleveland. They
weighed 4 lbs. 4 ozs, and fbs, 8 ozs.
Paternal grandparent is Mrs. Esther
Balint, of Cleveland. Great grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. John Ku-
chera, of Coal Ridge. Mrs. Balint is
the former Mary Zudell.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Allison, of Gin
cinnati, are announcing the birth of
daughter, Dec. 6, named Judith
Rae. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Allison, of
Beverly, formerly of Caldwell, are
the paternal grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Vaughn, of
South Olive, are announcing the
birth of daughter, Monday, Dec.
9, in the Marietta Memorial hospi-
tai.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer Watson, of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
Redskins Downed By Philo 34-19
In League Debut Tuesday Night

The Redskins opened their league
campaign at Philo on Tuesday night
with the Electrics coming through
with 34-I9 win by virtue of last
quarter scoring splurge. Until the
last four minutes, the score was
close, Caldwell trailing by only
seven points.
Caldwell scored first as Reed
passed to Ferguson going into the
bucket for a lay-up shot to give
the Redskins their only lead of the
game. They held the Electrics
scoreless for the first five minutes
of the ball game, Philo being unable
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12

In this period Caldwell took five
shots at the basket, making good on
three, compared 70 Philo's three out
of Is attempts.
The final quarter was close until
midway in the period when Reed
fouled out with the score standing
at 22-15. After this, Philo slipped
through the Redskins defenses for
six buckets to turn a close contest
into a substantial victory Coach
Ramsey used all available players
in an effort to get into the game,
but with the exception of Reed, all
of them seemed to have a bad case
of "jitters" at the wrong moments.
Tilton played a steady, scrappy
game the second half, as he and
Ferguson led the Caldwell scoring
with six points each.
In the preliminary the Caldwell
Reserves were defeated by the Philo
Seconds OILS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12

minstrel show sometime in February
in order to help make up this loss,
but plans will be announced later.
COME WORK is being done on
~ the athletic field by members
of the state highway department be-
fore cold weather sets in for good.
Top soil has been hauled in and
the low spots leveled off, prepara-
tory to seeding down for the winter.
With a little luck, the field should
be in fine shape next season.
GEORGE REED, former Summer
" field star, reminds us to keep
an eye on Summerfield this year as
far as the league and county tour
nament are concerned. The Golden
Gophers have a high-geared outfit,
having swamped SarahsvilIe 57-10.
and no doubt they will push Belle
Valley and Dexter City for top hon
orS, but we prefer to stick by our
original choice-the Orange and
Black of Dexter. Guy VanFossen,
Summerfield restaurant owner, is
an ardent hacker of his team, with
signs and placards all over the place,
according to reports Being some
what of an artist, he has decorated
paintings which are admired by all
seeing them. Reed, incidentally, re-
enlisted in the army and left Cald-
we'll Wednesday for additional ser
vice.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
Dexter Runs Wild
Over SarahsYille

Dexter City un-leashed a power
house against Sarahsville, Tuesday
evening, on their home floor, ring
ing the bell for total of 70 points.
The final score, Dexter, 70, Sarahs-
vile, 81.
Mitchell fell just one point short
of matching the total points gar
nered by Sarahsville, when he con-
nected for II field goals and two
charity throws. This was a league
game.
In the preliminary, Dexter City
defeated Sarahsville, 1914.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
THANKSGIVING GUESTS
At CRAFT HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. George Craft enter
tained with a turkey dinner at thelr
home on Playground street. Ihose
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal
Craft and children, Leora May, ben,
Doris Louise, Bill, Lynn, and CaroI
Lee; Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald LoVetiI
and son, Richard and the host ana nc
hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12

minstrel show sometime in February
in order to help make up this loss,
but plans will be announced later.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
SHORTS
By LONG
NALDWELL had the better OF

caldwell had the better of
~ Philo as far as the statistics
were concerned, the Redskins max
ings 4796 of their foul shots (7-15)
compared to Philo's 1870 getting
only 2-13. Caldwell made good on
26G6 of their field goal attempts
(6-23) while Philo made 24@o of
the shots they attempted (16-6O.
BY quarters Caldwell made one shot
out of two attempts, 0-8, 3-5, and
2-8. The ElectricS tailed 500, Lie,
3-l5 and TIC. A breakdown by
yloxyorr for To1Jwn11 chouc.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
DANA REED, the Redskins Big

DANA REED, the Redskins Big
~ Chief, broke into the lineup in
the Philo game and gave an ex-
cellent account of himself on re-
bounds and defensive play. In his
sophomore year he was a member
of the fine team that won Is and
lost six, going to the district finals.
The Redskins made 1852 points that
year with Lloyd King getting 434.
Reed scored 40 points that season
but concentrated mainly on re-
bounds and defense.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
EOOTBALL BANQUET for the

Il Caldwell Redskins, sponsored
by the Booster Club, will be held in
the basement of the First Metho-
dist church on Thursday evening of
this week at $50. Anyone who de-
sires may attend this affair by pur-
chasing the tickets from members
of the Booster Club or at Ralston's
Drug Store. Main speaker of the
evening will be Leonard Fleets
Barnum, coach of Marietta College
Pioneers, with Vincent Daniels,
former vaudeville entertainer, also
appearing on the program. Motion
pictures of some of Caldwell's foot
ball games will probably be shown
by L. E. Potts, so better make plans
now to attend this affair. Barnum
is a former Parkersburg high school
star, played collegiate ball with
West Virginia Wesleyan, and later
was a member of a professional
football team.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
TO COLLECT CLOTHES

The two churches Of SarahsViIIe
are uniting in a clothing collection,
which will close December 81. This
clothing will be distributed through
the United Service Center of Day
ton, under the direction of the
Methodist church. Donations of new
or good used clothing will be ap-
preciated in this drive. They may
be left at the churches in Sarahs-
Vile or at the home of John Grimes.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
DAMsEY AND WOOD were tw

IL of the many Ohio coaches who
attended the annual basketball elm
ic held at Ohio State University,
Columbus, last Friday and Saturday.
The clinic was under the personal
direction of William Henry Harrison
'"Tippecanoe" Dye, we'll known to
all Ohio sports fans, and concluded
with the Pittsburgh Ohio state game
on Saturday night State won 1888.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-12
EXECUTIVE BOARD

EXECUTIVE BOARD of the
~ Booster Club held a meeting
last Friday night to make plans for
the annual football banquet and to
discuss the financial status of the
club. All bills on the athletic field
and lighting system have been paid,
and money set aside for the band
and athletic uniforms. 1t was re-
ported that the automobile, grand
prize at the July 4th celebration,
would in all probability be avail
able soon, but that the price is now
listed at $2l00. In view of the fact
that the club contracted for the car
when the price was in the neighbor-
hood of $1,000, it can be readily seen
that the Booster Club is taking a
loss on this particular item of $500
or 5000. However, the Club expects
delivery of the car soon, and will
make good its offer, regardless of
how high the price goes. 1t may be
necessary to stage a home talent