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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-19
PAGE FIVE

For sale-Thirty gallon electric
hot water heater. Phone 184-W.
Toy sewiig machines, really sews
like mothers. Waltermire's
Availablel immediately-The most
profitable business in the area. Al
one man operation. Act quickly!
David E Edwards, P. o. Box 157,
Station A, Columbus l, Ohio. 81
For sale-Turkeys for Christmas.
G. F. Alspach, AZ miles northwest
of Mt. Cory.
For sale-Fresh eggs. Guy scoles,
| mile north of Bluffton.
Baby blankets, sweaters, infants
toys 1T Waltermire's.
For sale-Tricycle $3.50; scooter
s4; copper wash boiler $3.50; hand
electric vacuum cleaner s17.50. Lloyd
L. Ramseyer, Bluffton phone.
Ladies sweaters, scarves and slips
make nice Xmas gifts. Walter
mire's.
For Bale-125 shocks corn. Harold
Marshall, Orange township. Phone
533-T.
Why not give religious pictures
this Christmas? | have a complete
line of lSallman's pictures in various
sizes fri pm 90c to $3.50. Mrs. Harry
Yoder, 223 w. High st. Phone 4S0-T.
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AN ORDINANCE


FIXING SALARIES AND WhGES OF THE
ELECTRIC ENERGY Ann WATER
WORKS PLANT OF THE VILLAGE OF
BLUFFTON, OHIO AND REPEATING
ALL PREVIOUS ORDINANCES IN
CONSISTENT THEREWIFH.
Be il ordained by the Couheii of the Viii
lage of Bluffton, County of Allen and State
Section THAT from andl after the first
day of January 1947 the salary of the plant
superintandent of the Municipal Electric En-
ergy and Water Works plant of the said viii
lage of Bluffton shall be Two Hundred and
Thirty (S230.00( Dollars peri month, payable
sern-monthly.
Section 2-That from and after the first
day of JanuarN 1947 the salary of the main
tenance engineer of the Municipal Electric
Energy and Water Works plant of the said
village of Bluffton shall be hwo Hundred and
Twenty-Five lS225.00) Dollars per month,
payable semi-monthly.
Section 3-That from aid after the first
day of January 1e47 the salary of each of the
operating engineers of the Municipal Electric
Energy and Watep Works plant of the said
village Of BlufftdA shall be Two Hundred
ts2oo.0o) Dollars 1ef NORTH payable semi
Section 4-Thatl jff6m shd after the first
day OF JanusEy lB47 the kalary of the fore
man Of Sdrnaintenande of the Municipal
Electric Enef4y and Water Works plant of
the said village of Bluffton shall be Two
Hundred l$200.00l Dollars per month, payable
semi-monthly.
Section 5-That from ind after the first
day of January 1947 thes salary of each of
the fremen of the Municipal Electric Energy
and Water Works plant Of the said village of
Bluffton shall be One Hundred and Eighty
five fS1s5.00) Dollars TfT month, payable
senai-monthly.
Section 6-That from md after the first
day of January 1917 tha salary of each of
the lineinen of the Munice bal Electric Energy
and Water Works plant of the said village of
Bluffton shall be One Hundred and Eighty
five t$1s5.001 Dollars pfr month. payable
senai-monthly.
Section THAT from knd after the first
day OF January ie47 the fsalary of the clerk
of the Municipal ElectricI Energy and Water
Works plant Of she said village of BIuffton
shall be One Hundred and Eighty-five lS1S5.-
00l Dollars per month. payable sem-monthly.
Section S-That from hnd after the first
day of January 1917 the kalary of skilled la
borers employed by thef Municipal Electric
Energy and Water Worl& plant of the said
village of Button shall Dc One Hundred and
Seventy fsI70.00l Doiiar4 per month. payable
semi-monthly.
Section 9-ThaI from and after the first
day of January 1917 the eIrate for common Ia
Dor employed by the Municipal Electric Ener-
gy and Water Works psfnt of the said village
of Bluffton shall be Ekhty l$.50) cents pei
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For sale-Philco radio, table model;
canned fruit of all kinds, apricot but
ter and apple butter; electric wash
ing machine; also ladies used shoes,
all sizes. Mae Schifferly, Rt. |.
Nice selection of baseball gloves.
Waltermire's.
For sale+Dressed chickens for
Christmas. Orders must be in by
Dec. p at l p. m. Delivered or call
at house. Mae Schifferly, Rt. L.
For sale Table model radio, good
for barn, shop or boys to tinker with;
in good operating condition; cheap.
Inquire News office.
Doll houses. Waltermire's.
For sale-Modern, we'll located six
room house on Main street; slate
roof, new hot water furnace, newly
painted, cement porch and large gar
age. Inquire at 151 South Main st.
For sale-1 400 bricks $40; capons
7 to 10 lbs., 75c lb Wilbur Potee,
153 N. Mound st.
All metal kitchen stools with back
and foot rest. Waltermre's.
For sale-New champion outboard
motors in stock; good used motor;
also new and used boats. Vernon
Tousley, Pandora. 81
For sale New bungalow type
house. Mrs. H. w. Althaus, phone
238-W. F. Earretson, broker.
We still have a nice selection of
Christmas cards and stationery. Wal
termire's.
For sale-Several good building
lots inside corporation, facing Route
103. Ezra Basinger, Bluffton phone
448-Y.
For sale-Conversion oil burner
unit fer wood and coal kitchen range.
Basinger's furniture store.
Special-All metal scooter with
rubber tires was $4.19. Special price
$2.98. Waltermire's.
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l. A cat is a quadruped, with the
legs placed at the four corners.
2. A circle is line which meets its
other end without ending.
8. Marriage is no doubt the main
cause of divorce.
d. The difference between air and
water is that air can get wetter
but water cannot.
5. Unless you bend one or both OF
them, parallel lines will never
meet.
6. Ice is a good example of hard
water.
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clubs, lodges
and Societies

Travel Class
Members of the Travel class, their
husbands and guests will enjoy a
Christmas program this Wednesday
night at Lincoln hall with Mrs ]. N.
Smucker and Mrs. Ezra Moser, host
esses. The program of music has
been arranged by Lawrence Burial
ter.
Jitsu Tau Club
The Jitsu Tau club will meet with
Mrs. Helen Stratton for their annual
Christmas party and gift exchange.
Each member will bring a covered
dish.
Presbyterian Social Club
The Presbyterian Social club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Norman
Triplett, Thursday night at o'clock
for program and gift exchange.
Band Mothers
The Band Mothers club will meet
at the home of Mrs. David Risser
next Monday night. Special business
concerning uniforms will be discuss
ed and all members are urged to at
tend.
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Farm Bureau Party


Allen County Farm Bureau coun-
ellis Nos. /, IL and 16 enjoyed their
annual Christmas party at the Pauld-
ing Center Community house, last
Friday night. A potluck supper was
followed by program.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Zimmerman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo Hofstetter, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ley Marquart, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Criblez and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Hilty and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Green and sons, Mrs.
Addie Graber, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Huber,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Lora and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Augsburger,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Althaus and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Follas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Blosser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weldon Basinger and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Gratz, Rev. and
Mrs. Paul Whitmer and Henry Gratz.
AMIGO Club
The AMIGO club will hold its Xmas
party at the home of Mrs. Vernal
Corson, Thursday night at $3.50
o'clock.
Candlelight Potluck
Girls employed at the Blufftn plant
of the Page Dairy enjoyed a potluck
dinner by candlelight at the home of
Miss Mary Schey, Tuesday night.
Following the dinner the evening was
spent in playing games followed by
Christmas exchange.
Present were Misses Shirley Wher-
ly, Glenna Swick, Lois Harris, Lorena
Hochstettler and the hostess Miss
Schey.
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WANT ADS

Wantd-Clean, light weight cotton
rags. Bluffton News office. tt
Clothes racks at Waltermire's.
Washer service-Wringer rolls and
parts, prompt service. Ver Reichen-
bach, Beaverdam phone 5a2. 38
For sale-Hickory NUTS 81 and
walnuts So per bushel. Noah Geiger,
u mile east of Blufftoh.
For sale-Man's J5akket, leather
sleeves, imitation beaYer front and
back. Fine Xplas gift; Isize 81. Millen
Geiger, phone 395-Wf
For sale-SecondI hand cabinet
style II tube Silvefone radio; rea-
sonably priced. Inqlire 274 S. Lawn
Ave-, after 5 p. m.
For sale-Shorthorn baby beef by
the quarter. Hiram Reichenbach
phone 522-Y.
For sale-Lively pups 81 each
Cyrus Schumacher, College road.
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Band Mothers
Century Circle

The Century circle met with Mrs.
Winona Althaus, Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. d. K. Tripplehorn
assistant hostess. Numbers on the
program were: Heifitz, Mrs. nj. r.
Bixel; Mealtime Madness, Mrs. M. D.
Soash; Selections of Christmas from
Ideals, Mrs. Tripplehorn.
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hour. payable semi fmonthiy
Section 1O-Thao sil ordinances or parts OF
ordinances incohkitent herewith be and the
same are heAaby fsoealed And this ordinance
take effect h-om and afteg the earliest period
allowed by law. ess.s
Passed this leth day q December 1e4e.
~. A. Howe, Mayor.
w. o. Geiger. Clerk of Council se
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Evening star., 1946-05-12
On the Engagement Pad

81 sss.i:s %s: II f., i.Ssss
WCTU-Thursday 1890 am Arlington
COUNTY, Chapter. First Baptist Church
pm Stella CHAPTER q'ea With HsftnE Mrs' Arthu, a
Fisher: 1886 Michigan avenue NE.
Ward-Belmont Club-Tuesday. 1870 pm
Iron Gate Inn. luncheon; speaker, Frank
Beta Gamma Chapter. Pi omieron So
rorits"Today. II am, 400 Club, an
Navy Mothers Club of America. Unit 597-
Today, Red Cross Recreation Room, ST
Elizabeth,S Hospital. entertainment foi
battle fatigue cases.
Virginia Home Economics Association
Mount Vernon Section-Tomorrow { $50
pm, with Mrs. Kenneth w IngWalson
326i South Stafford; Fairlington;, Va,
Washington Ladies Auxiliary-Wednes
day. noon Jewish Community Center
Sixteenth and Q streets NV. annual
Woman's National Democratic Club-To-
Rosenberg,. Postwar Family Adjustment
United DAUGHTERS Of the Confederacy,
StonewaH Jackson Chapter-Tuesday, S
pm; Confederate Memorial Hall; speak
er. Dr.. Matthew Page Andrews, Mis-
conceptions Of Southern History: re-
ception,
District Daughters of the American Revo-
lution-IomorroW, noon, Army ano
Navy Chapter, chapter house, 7:,2
MASSACHUSETTS avenue NV: election
OF officers and buffet luncheon. Tues
day. 40 pm. Mary Washington Chap
ter chapter house, election of officers
WedneSda s pm, Marcia Burns Chap
ter, chapter house, election ana in.
Stallation of officers
District Federation of Womcn's Clubs
Tomorrow, 1880 am, Women'S City
Club, ! 7}3 l street, NV. Executive
Board. annual meeting. Tuesday. neon,
Mayfower Hotel, May breakfast
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Virginia BGP Clubs
Elect Mrs. PancOast

Mrs. Irene L. Pancoast of Alex
andria was elected first vice presi-
dent OF the Virginia Federation of
Business and Professional Women's
Club at the 25th annual conven-
ton held at Virginia Beach, re-
Gently.
Mrs. Pancoast is the wife of
City Attorney Joseph M Pancoast
of Alexandria and was a secretary
at the White House during the
administration of the late President
Roosevelt. She is past president
of the Alexandria Business and
Professional Womens Club.
The convention also confirmed the
selection of Mrs. Edna E. Kennedy
of Alexandria as chairman of the
northeast district of BPW Clubs,
and of Mrs. Annah H. Meeks of
Alexandria, president of the Alex
andria Club, as member-at-large
of the State Executive Board.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Guests Speakers

Mrs. Helen Orr Watson and Mrs.
Ramona Sawyer Barth will be guest
speakers at a meeting of the Pro-
fessional Writers Club, to be held
at pm. tomorrow at the YWCA.
Mrs Watson, an honorary men,
ber of the club, is the author of
several books on heroic deeds of the
Army pigeon, the Army horse, the
Army dog and the Army mule, and
another manuscript of her has just
been accepted.
AS May IL is the anniversary Of
Florence Nightingale, her biogra-
pher, Mrs. Ramona Sawyer Barth,
the author of Fiery Angel" will be
presented to the club for brief
comments.
The annual election of officers will
be held at 7:30 pm, preceding the
speakers, who will be introduced by
Miss Carole Arnold, vice president
and program chairman.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
|Juui0r alliance
TO Hold CLOSING
|Luncb tomorrow

The final monthly luncheon
meeting of the Junior Alliance Club,
which was scheduled for tomorrow,
has been postponed until the fol-
lowing Monday. This is due to the
fact that the District of Columbia
Federation Of Womens Clubs IL
holding its spring breakfast Tues
day, and 40 members Of the Junior
Alliance will attend the affair.
The Junior Alliance luncheon will
be given at the Ambassador Hotel
May 20 at 1890 pm. Guest of honor
at the meeting will be Mrs. Ger
trude Parks, president of the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs. New officers who
will be installed at the meeting are
Mrs. Dean Snyder, president: Mrs.
Wendell Lund, first vice president:
Mrs. Donald Hay, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. A. w. Davis, third vice
president; Mrs. Halbert Poole, treas
urer; Mrs. David H. Wager, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Charles Morgan,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Lyle Garlock, historian.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Civic and Study Clubs

American Association of University Women,
Washington Branch-Tomorrow, 3 pm
International Relations Discussion
International Narcotics Control: = 4
Hafstad, The Atom Bomb. - Wednes,
day. $50 pm. dinner and informa
discussion of OPA; s pm, Consumers
Division of Social Studies Committee;
speaker, Robert R. Brooks of OPA.
AAUW, College Park Branch-Tomorrow 3
pm, meeting, Home Economics Build
ing. University of Maryland.
AAUW, Arlington Branch-Tuesday, 7:45
pm, board meeting with Mrs. Carl
Neess. 1925 Twenty-ninth street south;
Saturday, 1870 pm, luncheon meeting,
Little Tea House.
AAUW, Silver Spring Branch-Tuesday s
pm, panel discussions, Jesup Blair
Community House.
Washington Club-Tuesday, IL am. DR.
D. B. Judd, The Psychology of Color"
Wednesday, ! pm, luncheon.
Woodridge Library
Political Study Club-Saturday. $50 M,
monthly meeting, washington Club.
Special Libraries Association, Washington
Hail. Fifteenth and Harvard streets
NV. annual chapter dinner.
Law Librarians Society-Wednesday, 6:15
pm, 1911 F street NV, dinner meet
ing; speaker, George T. Washington
International Court of Justice
Evening star., 1946-05-12

Tomorrow 1:30 pm. United States
Chamber of Commerce, annual meeting
and election of officers.
Com m unity Clubs
Bethesda Woman's CIub-Tuesday. 10 am,
Executive Board: II am, Literature
Group; ! pm, Music Study Group
Womans Club of Chevy Chaso-Wednes-
day, noon. luncheon meeting, instal!a-
tion of officers. Thursday, noon. Ger
man Section. Saturday, pm. square
sixteenth Street HEIGHTS Club-Tuesday,
annual meeting with Mrs. Edwin c.
Powell Route 4. Rockville, Md
PetwOrth Woman's Club - Tomorrow, l
pm, Literature Section. with Mrs. P. D.
MacMorris. 8 Denwood avenue, Takoma
Park. Md. Thursday, | pm. Hospital
Fourth street NV. Friday, IL 80 a m.
National Gallery of Art, luncheon; !
pm. Smithsonian Museum, lecture by
Frederick Lewton. Modern Fabrics"
Womans Community Club of Kensington,
Md.-Tomorrow. 1890 pm. Town Hall,
luncheon meeting.
Alexandria Womans Club - Wednesday,
noon, with Mrs. Olaf Saugstad, Arcturus-
on-the-Potomac, picnic luncheon. Thurs
day, > pm, United Daughters Confed-
eracy Building. So6 Prince street, Ex-
ecutiye Board,
Evening star., 1946-05-12

Tomorrow 1:30 pm. United States
Chamber of Commerce, annual meeting
and election of officers.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Business and
Professional Clubs

Quota Club-Thursday, G:30 pm. supper
meeting with Miss Katherine Tancill
900 Massachusetts, avenue N.E.; speaker
Mrs. Louis c. Abolin.
Soroptimist Club of Montgomery COUNTY
Wednesday, p.m.,, Kenwood Golf and
Country Club; speaker. Mrs. Susan AL
burtis, Guatemala and Mexico"
Woman's Advertising Club - Wednesday
12:30 pm, Lee Sheraton Hotel, luncheon
meeting: speaker, Arthur H. Motley
Understand and Sell"
Insurance Women's Club of Washington
Tomorrow. 1880 pm. Lee Sheraton
Hotel, luncheon meeting; speaker, Johr
A. Reilly, Americas Crisis"
Professional Writers CIub-Tomorrow &c
pm. annual elections; speakers Mrs
Helen Orr watson and Mrs. Ramona
Sawyer Barth
Business and Professional Momen,s Club
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Ward Belmont Club

At the Ward Belmont Club lunch
con Tuesday, Frank c. Waldrop will
speak on his observations made dur
ing a recent trip to Germany The
luncheon will be held at the Iron
Gate Inn at 1890 pm Reservations
may be made with the president,
Mrs Walker Totty, Woodley 1920.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Luncheon Speaker

Mr.. John A. Reilly, president of
the National Bank, will speak on
America Crisis at luncheon
meeting Of the Insurance Womens
Club of Washington at 1890 PM.
tomorrow. The meeting will be held
at the Lee Sheraton Hotel.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
ALH77znae to Meet

National Park College Alumnae
will meet at 1890 pm. tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Richard M. Moore,
6302 Maple avenue, Chevy Chase.
Plans will be made for the spring
rummage sale to be held for the
benefit of Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Miscellaneous

vl fSC ttbCO
Kappa Delta Aiumnae Association-Tues-
day, pm sU2 Twenty-first street
NV, election of officers.
Jewish Consumptiyrs' Relief Society of
Denver-Thursday. Washington Inter
mediate Group benefit fund and dance,
Shoreham Hotel
Kappa Alpha Theta - Tuesday, S pm.
Alumnae Chapter, with Mrs. Paul E.
Shoro: speaker. Mrs. Herbert E. Gresor.
League of Women Voters, ArlinE ton Alex =
andr ia-Friday, ! pm. George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria, luncheon meeting and
election OF officers.
League of Republican Women-Saturday
pm, with Mrs; L. T; Breuninger. 210l
FoShall road NV, silver tea benefit.
Pro Bonata Club-Tomorrow, pm with
Mrs: Arlene B. Hines, 1909 Kalmia roao
w, election of officers.
ST. PauI's Academy Guild-Tuesday, 1927
V, street NV. election and installation
of officers
Women's American ort-Today, pm.
Washington Chapter. Jewish War Vet.
erans' Home, 3147 Sixteenth street
NV, dinner. and card party.
Womans Auxiliary of St. Margaret'.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-09
MUNICIPAL GOLF
BOARD TO MEET
A dvisoryC Committee To
Gather AT Mum Club
House Tonight At 8

The regular monthly meeting OF
the municipal Golf course advisory
committee will be held tonight al
8 o'clock at the Mum Club house,
it was announced last night by
George H Brinson, chairman Of
the committee.
The committee has extended an
invitation to interested persons tc
attend the meeting. An open forum
will be held at the conclusion OF
the regular order of business and
any constructive suggestions Will
be accepted, it was said last night.
Among the business to be discuss
ed at the meeting tonight will be
the plans for the 1947 city-wide
tournament, an annual event al
the Municipal links.
The members of the advisory
board are as follows: George H.
Brinson, chairman, Jesse Reynolds,
secretary. Leon Walsh, Glenn Her
ring. Bill Crichton, club profession
al and L. B. Harrell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-09
Swimmers To Meet This
Afternoon AT YMCA
AT 1890 O'Clock

Adam w. Smith, physical director
Of the Y. M. c. A., announced last
night that the local ''Y" will parti-
eipate in the District National
Down the Mississippi River
SWIM which officially starts Oc-
tober IA.
The local director pointed out
mat the local swimmers will start
Wednesday, October 9 Noday),
with the first swim to be held at
$50 o'clock inthe iYMCA pool.
The second will get underway at
4:l5 o'clock.
The local YMCA team finished
IN END place last year, leading all
otner Southern cities. Smith said
ne had high hopes that the local
group would finish higher this year.
According to present plans, all
School children who are members
OF the YMCA are to come to the
pool where they will be lined up
with their school mates and swim
lof oneIr respective schools in the
events.
Inc eleven grammar schools will
compete against each other anc
.ne individuals will have a part in
lAelr school victory.
according to the rules Of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-09
DEACONS FORM LINE
OF DEFENSE AGAINST
TIGER SINGLE-WlNG

WAKE FOREST, Oct. S-(P)-
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons
took a look at Clemson plays Tues
day in preparation for their meet
ing with the Tigers here Saturday.
The Deacon Varsity which work
ed on defense against a reserve
teams version of the Clemson at
tack couldn't see much difference
in the Clemson play and their own
style because both teams employ
the single-wing.
Bud Wedel, first string guard
who has been out for a month with
injuries, worked out in heavy equip
ment today and is expected to be
ready for action against Clemson.
The Deacons were also encouraged
when they learned that Bob Leo
netti, another guard, was not as
badly hurt as was thought at first
and probably will play Saturday.
Coach D. c. Walker still wasn't
sure that he would be able to
count on Red Cochrane, star tail
back, and Bo Sacrinty, varsity
wingback, who are nursing injur-
les.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-09
Cats Prep For Raleigh;
Cain Expected To Play
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

Reliable sources have disclosed
that Jimmy Cain, fastest high
school runner in North Carolina and
fullback of the Raleigh Caps. will
be ready for the Wildcat-Ra leigh
football game at Legion Stadium
Friday night despite previous
rumors he is laid up for several
weeks with injuries.
These reports say that Coach
Lee Stone has been probably "sav-
ing" Cain especially for Whining
ton in order to drown any cham
.'pionship ambitions the locals
might cherish. Cain, who was in
in Raleigh's loss to Wilson.
did not take part in last weeks
E. M. I. encounter strengthened by
ieft-handed passing Lesene. and
halfbacks Senter and Ussery.
Each of these ball carriers tip the
scales at approximately ITO pounds.
Wilmington's backfield averages
around 160 pounds.
Although not nearly as highly
publicized as his teammates John
Senter, left halfback, shows great
promise both as a punter and line
smasher. This boy, who can boot
over 40 yards regularly, comes
from a long line of football players.
Both of brothers. Guy and Buck,
were fullbacks at Raleigh, and
each was given a scholarship to
college. Guy enrolled at the Uni
versity of North Carolina, while
brother Buck gained his education
at State.
Besides being outweighted in the
backfield New Hanover will also
have less beef in the forward wall
than Raleigh Friday. The Caps
boast four first stringers, who are
100 Founders. in comparison with
only three Wilmington boys in the
100 pound category. Each OF the
local giants are playing their first
year in the starting line. They are
Robert doc" Venters, William
Swart, and Bill Kuhn.
In practice yesterday the Wild
cat coaching staff kept the squad
indoors due to wet ground and oc-
casional rain, and gave them a
lengthy ''skull' drill.
At the sessions end Coach Leon
|Brogden said he still was worried
about injuries to the following:
Rudy johnson, bad leg; Jim Glib
son. bruised knee; Buddy BRIGGS,
bad ankle; Robert Venters, swollen
knee; Herman Wick, sore arm; and
Louis Sykes, who has a bad Side
which has heen taped up.