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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02

E-Souchock, Kell. RBI-Rizzuto. Hen
rich 2, johnson Kell C~ullenbine. Obj
fKel Lake. HR-Henrich 2 Johnson Gull
lenbine. DP-Johnson Stirnweiss and
Souchock Stirnweiss Rizzuto and Sou
chock; Lake Webb and Greenberg Rich
ards n Webb LOB-New York 8 De-
troit 5. BOB-Overmire 2. S~O-Gumpert
5, Overmire 3, Corsica 2. H-off Gum
pert 9 in 8 1-3 innings; Chandler 0 in
%. Overmire 10 in 7; Corsica 2 in 2.
WP-Gumpert. LP-Overmire. U-Jones,
Hubbard and Paparella. tt SO. A
10. 1923,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
BUGS Defeat Sanford To Cop Fifth Place
KannapoHs Legion Juniors
Defeat Red Springs; Is To 0

RED SPRINGS, Aug. 1-(P
- The Kannapolis American
Legion Juniors swamped Red
Springs 1870 in the first game
of the state championship
series here Thursday.
Bob Cross, who was good for
batting in six runs and had a
perfect four for four at the
plate, was the standout for
the winners.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02

Errors-Balla 2, Harrison, How
ard. Runs batted in-Woodward 4,
Neizgoda 8, Saunders, Harrison,
Howard. Two-base hits Bass,
Balla, Neizgoda. Home runs =
Woodward, Neizgoda. Bases on
balls-off: Pearce 4, Bird 8. Struck
out, by Pearce 2, J. Stephenson
/, Bird 5. Hits off: Pearce 8 in 7
innings; j. Stephenson 4 IN 2. Los
ing pitcher - Pearce.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
Legion Juniors!

The American Legion Juniors will
play the Lexington Juniors next
Monday and Tuesday, Coach Leon
Brogden announced last night.
The coach urged all members OF
the local team to report to the
18th and Ann streets field this
afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02

will 0 the Wisp" Willie Joyce Of
Gary, Ind, and Brooklyn's driving
Danny Kapilow (above) clash in q
return welterweight bout at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Last March, Kapilow, very much
the underdog, surprised the fancy by
outboxing and outpunching the willy,
seasoned Joyce in the early stanzas
Of a relentless brawl. But a fighting
heart and a sizzling rally in the last
Two rounds carried Joyce to a draw.
Kapilow is an excellent boxer with
plenty of authority in his punches,
his best weapon being a left hook to
the body. The Gary flash, however,
carries knockout lightning in a left
that he manipulates in the form of a
hook or a jab with equal facility.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow, on Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports
over American ~Broadcasting Co. and
WMFD, 14oo on your dial at 9 pm.
And remember ~
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men . LOOK Euettek1
sharp! FEEL re El
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Use Gillette Blue H6M
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
SWIM MEET

CHAPEL HILL, Aug. 1 -(R-
The mems Southern Regional
Swimming Championships, ex-
pected to draw some of the best
swimmers in the south, will be
held at the University of North
Carolina August 1924.
The two-day program will in
clude rs events, IL of which will
be in the championships.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02

The Towel Citians tailed
twice in the st, added three
more in the third, three In the
fourth, one in the sixth. and
four in the eighth.
The fOur-out-of-seven series
continues with a game at 1880
p. m. here tomorrow. The
third and fourth games will be
played at KannapoIis Satur-
day and Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
Officials Announce Pairings
For State SoHbaU Tourney
North Carolina Tournament
Will Begin August IA
In Greensboro
Aug

GREENSBORO, Aug. 1 -(R-
Pairings for the North Carolina
Mems softball tournament, which
will be held in Greensboro. Au-
gust 1919 we're announced by state
officials, Bill Alligood, commission
er; Smith Barrier, co-commissioa-
er; and Jim Day, secretary.
The eight teams adjudged as the
most outstanding in the state play
their first games in the third
round, while the eight teams rank
ed next highest launch their play
in the second round. Thus the
teams considered best balanced
will take part in the first days
play, the winners advancing to en-
gage the clubs which boast ex-
cellent seasonal records.
This is the same system which
was used in the recent semipro
baseball tournament at Asheboro
where it proved logical and sue
cessful.
Top Rated Teams
Top rated teams are BURNER OF
Greensboro; Kannapolis, Gastonia,
Charlotte, Canton, Wilmington,
Mooresville and High Point.
The pairings of the state Wom-
ems tourney, set for High Point,
will be announced tomorrow morn
ing.
Pairings and schedule r as fol-
lows. Gall games at Memorial stadl-
UNI except three games lndlcateo}:
UPPER BRACKET
Wednesday. August IA
Charlottesville (V.F.W.) VS.. Salisbury
(Cartex).
s.oo-Halifax county VS.. Mt. Airy.
7:o0-Wilson VS.. Iredell county.
s.no-Henderson VS.. Burlington Game
os).
Thursday, August IL
o.oo-Winston-Salem (Barq's) VS.. Hen
Decentralization winner
4:oo-Brevard VS.. Halifax-Mt. Airy win
s.mo-RaIeish VS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
winner.
a.oo-Asheyille VS.. Wilson-1redell win
ner.
Friday, August 16
1 Indianapolis VS.. Ashevllle bracket
winner.
2:0oAGastonia VS.. Brevard bracket WIN
ner.
s:0o-Charlotte VS.. Winston-Salem bracK-
ct winner. a,,
e:oo-Greensboro (Burtnerl VS.. Ralelgh
bracket winner.
Saturday, August IL
(Quarterfinals)
7~:oo-Charlotte bracket.
e:o0-Greensboro bracket
Sunday, August IS
4:00tSemifinals.
Monday, August 10
7:3o-Consolation.
9:O0-Championship.
LOWER BRACKET
Wednesday. August IA
7:00-Wake county VS.. Rowan county
(GlenWood).
8:OO-Greensboro VS.. Roxboro.
8.oa-E1kin VS.. Sanford. ~(Glenwood).-
s:0O-North Wilkesboro VS.. ThomasVlile
(Glenwood}.
Thursday, August 10
1:o0-Gaston county VS.. Nortn Wilkes
boro-Thomasville winner.
Notwithstanding county vs. Hlhih
Sanford winner.
7.OO-Concord VS.. Wake c~ounty-Rowan
county winner.
8:oo-Roanoke Rapids VS.. Greensboro
Roxboro winner.
Friday, August 16
3:o0-Canton VS.. Castor county oracKe'
winner.
4:00-Wilmington VS.. Mecklenburg coun-
ty bracket winner.
.00-Mooresville VS.. Roanoke Rapids
bracket winner.
8:00-High Point Weaving) VS.. Con-
cord bracket winner.
Saturday, August II
(Quarterfinals)
6:00-Wilmington bracket.
8:00-High Point bracket.
Sunday, August 10
2:30-Semifinals.
Monday, August 10
7:30-Consolation.
9:00-Championship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
CLASS A sOFTBALL STANDINGS

TONIGHT'S GAMES
Whites Ice Cream VS.. Senior Fratern-
ity at z pm.
Atlantic Coast Line vs.. Police De-
partment at $3.50 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
Wilbourne HurlsF Fifth Victory;
Storm Cancels Second Contest
Wilmington Club Takes Possession Of Fifth
Place By Margin Of One-Half Game As
Dunn Erwin Loses To Smithfield

SANFORD, Aug. 1.-The Wilmington Pirates came
out of the cellar here tonight as they defeated the Spinners,
6 to 3 in the first game of a scheduled double header. The
second game was postponed.
Johnny Wilbourne earned his fifth victory against one
defeat since he joined the Buccaneers. The big hurler gave
up eight hits, struck out four and walked one in his per-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02

Errors Cullen, Edens. Runs
batted in - Britain 2, Edens. Will
bourne 2, Messing, Crawford.
Butcher. Two-base hits - Britain
2 Lamb, Nesselrode, Quinn. Bases
On balls-off: Wilbourne l, Butch.
err 2. Struck out, by - Wilbourne 4,
Butcher 4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
White Sox Stage Rally
To Defeat Athletics

CHICAGO, Aug. l.. -P- The
Chicago White Sox staged a three
run rally in the sixth inning Thurs
day to beat the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, Z to 6, to give the Chicago
team two out of three in the series.
PHILADELPHIA AT r H o A
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
SMITHFlELD WINS
OVER DUNN, 9T02
|Neizgoda Stars At Bat, Col
Letting Four Bingles
In Five Tries

DUNN-ERWIN, Aug. 1. = The
Smithfield Leafs defeated the Dunn
Erwin Twins 9 to 2 here tonight
to put the Twins one half game be-
hind the Wilmington Pirates.
Neizgoda led the Smithfield bat
tiers with four hits in five times at
bat. Bird allowed the losers six
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02

Errors-Larrieu, Gentry, Hunt.
Runs batted in-Smith 3, Larrieu.
TWo-base hits - Smith, Larrieu.
Bases on balls-off: House l, Keen
1. Struck out, by-House 3, Keen
8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
CLINTON DEFEATS
Angler, 4 TO 0

ANG1ER-FUQUAY, Aug. THE
Clinton Blues defeated the Angler
Fuquay Colts in the first game of a
scheduled doubleheader 4 to 0 here
tonight. The game was called at the
end O: the seventh inning on account
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02

who was carried from the field on
a stretcher after banging into the
left field wall trying desperately to
make a catch on Whitley Kurow-
skis double in the fifth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02

New Zealand has Withdrawn he:
Cup team and the winner o
the United States-Sweden competi
ton at Forest Hills will oppos,
Australia for the huge cup.
BITS - The Philadelphia
Athletics will purchase the
controlling interest in the Sa-
vannah, Ca, franchise ...
Coach Brogden has asked the
Legion Junior baseball players
to meet with him this after
noon at the 18th and Ann field
house He has arranged a
couple Of games with the Lex
ington Juniors The Pirates .
will return to Legion Stadium
Saturday night go. Jimmy
Howard has picked the De-
troit Tigers to come out on
top Kenneth Worthingten,
a popular local go.fer says he
thinks the Municipal team will
defeat the Cape Fear club
team j. D.. 'Skeet James,
known in the baseball circles
as the daddy of the Cape Fear
League, which operated here
several years ago, is one of
the most interesting persons
1 know to talk to about base
ball go. Pete Reiser, Brook
lyn outfielder was injured yes
tefday when he crashed into
the wall in the St. Louis game.
Bert Kite, business manager Of
he Pirates announced last night
hat he had appointed Mrs. R. j
as a committee of one te
investigate the possibilities of Sc
the recently formed Allan
ic Coast Line band to attend the
saturday night game here. Kite
aid the fans wanted the band to
LAY selections between innings ir
he contest. If they accept the in
'itation a special reserved section
will be provided.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis 3, Brooklyn 1.
Pittsburgh at Boston (rain).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (rain).
Only games scheduled.
TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsburgh at New York (2)-Sewell
CD n Roe CD VS.. Koslo Q1-10) and
Schumacher ga.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (night,-Heus-
ser (6-7) or Beggs (6-6) vs.. Higbe (9-3}.
Chicago at Boston (night)-Wyse 1l-9
VS.. SPAIN CD.
st. Louis at Philadelphia might
Brazle( sd VS.. Judd $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
In sports q %.
= 1ook~
9Nra}s ~
BY Roy Cook
BY Roy Cook

If Joe Louis and Tony Mauri-
clio do any fighting in the
squared circle they will do it in
New York, so says, Mike ia
cebs, as he announced the fight
will be held in the Yankee
Stadium on September IS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WILMINGTON 6, Sanford 3.
Clinton 4, Ansier-Fuquay 0.
Smithfield 9, Dunn-Erwin 2.
TODAY'S GAMES
WILMINGTON at Clinton.
Sanford at Dunn-ErWin.
Angier-Fuquay at Smithfield.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02
In Sports Pan 49,.

# certainly was a large crowd
that attended yesterdays Star
News. Raney Chevrolet Company
Ar American Soap Box Derby on
Rankin street. Thousands lined the
.bree block course to cheer their
favorites on to victory The Will
rnington Policemen did a wonder
al lob in keeping the crowds off
NE course Tommy Viii
hanson, of 612 Greenfield Street
uon the event.
Adam Smith, athletic direc-
tor of the Y.M.C.A., is being
kept busy these days making
arrangements for. the first. an
nual Southeastern North Caro-
lima swimming meet to be
Joint v sponsored by the. Y.Ms
CA. and the Star and News.
Interest is growing fast in the;
August Il qualifying events of the
sixta annual City Wide Golf
tournament to be staged at the
Municipal course Several golf
srs have already filed entry blanks
and the list is expected to grow
before the last of the week En-
tries are to be made at the Club
House or to the City Recreation Of
fires at Second and Orange street.
The organized baseball strike
out record for one season is
s4S established by RUDE Wad-
dell of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics in 1904 In 1903 Christy
Mathewson of the Giants struck
nut 267 and before 1900 Charlie
Radbourne huF-er for Provi-
dence in the National league
struck out All batters in the
1884 season.
One of the largest turnouts of
prospective players il recent years
is expected in a few days as the
New Hanover High School Wild
cats don their gridiron attire and
prepare for the coming season =.
Larger quarters have been erected
on the 18th and Ann drill field =.
Coach Leon Brogden and his two
assistants, Tom and Jap Davis
are expected to begin practice very
com
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02

TODAY'S GAMES
New York at Cleveland (night)-Bon-
ham (3-3) VS.. Reynolds (7-10).
Boston at Detroit-Hughson Ql-8) vs..
Trout (8-10).
Washington at Chicago (night)-New-
som (7-9) VS.. Rigney (3-3).
Philadelphia at St. Louis (night)-
Christopher ga VS.. Galehouse SD.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-02

TOTALS ------------ 81 l ~ 81 l
zBatted for lombard in 6th
zzBatted for Behrman in 9th
zzzRan for Anderson in 9th
zzzzBatted for Branca in 9Th
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SE@7
LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 2, Boston i.
New York 4, Detroit 2.
st. Louis 8, Washington 2.
Chicago Z, Philadelphia 6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-08
CAFETERIA PLANS
COMPLETE REPAIRS
Renovation To Be In Charge
OfW. A. Simon Construc-
ton Company

Repairs and innovations estlma-
ted to cost over $40. 900 which will
completely change the interior of
the Friendly Cafeteria have been
announced.
Newest plans call for booths and
lounges on the buildings main
floor. Pat Pretlow, owner said that
the cafeteria style Of eaing will
be retained.
Complete redecoration of the
dining room is planned and a new
air conditioning system will be IN
stalled. The plans also call for
ceilings to be lowered and chang
ed to allow for indirect lighting.
The walls in the salad room and
kitchens will be rebuilt and paint
ed white, Pretlow said.
W. A.. Simon construction com
pany will have charge of funda-
mental changes, Pretlow explain
ed. Windows on the second story
of the building will be bricked.
Simon also will drop ceilings for
the new lighting arrangement.
plaster the walls and install COM
position floors.
Vow Brothers will have charge
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-08

who will discuss the topic Our
Training Union Cnal;ege in l947.
The program viii open with a
song service led by Fred KeH- /,
choister, and close with prayer
by the Rev. H. S. Strickland, pas
tor advisor.
Conference will be led by Mrs.
Ed c. Chamblee, Mrs. G. Carl
Lewis, Johnnie Chambers, Albert
O'Briant and Miss Louise Adams,
departmental leaders. The follow
ing district leaders will outline
plans for the years work: the Rev.
J. Bryan Dosher, o. Kelly: Mrs.
J. N. Evans. Jr., the Rev. l..
Grady Burgess. of Jacksonville.
and Willie Buck Of Wilmington.
will be read by the Rev.
H. Poole, of Eurgaw. and 'spe-
cial music will be furnished by
the Calvary church 5. T. U, and
the Temple church 5. T. U.
Theme OF the conference will be
THE Book Of Books" and Miss
Adams of Wilmington. the direc-
tor, will preside.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-08

Of upholstering, and the Whining
ton Iron works and Hanover Iron
Works will furnish air ducts and
parts for the buildings heating
and air conditioning.
New steam table for serving,
and new chairs and tables for the
dining room will also be included,
Pretlow said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-08
Tide Water Sells Gas
Plant In Goldsboro

Sale of the Goldsboro gas prop
critics of the Tide Water Power
company to a new corporation, the
Goldsboro Gas company, was APP
proved by the North Carolina
Utilities commission yesterday,
according to advices received
from Raleigh.
The unit has approximately l.
900 meters. For sometime, it has
been considered well out of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-08
White House Entertains
1,477 At Press Party

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Pl-
President and Mrs. Truman en-
tertained the press last night at
the White House and shook hands
with everyone of their lat
guests.
The reception was the first OF
the current postwar season and
the first for tie Washington news
paper CORPS since May, 1941.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-08
BAPTIST UNIONS
GATHER MONDAY
Mrs. ]. N. Evans, Jr., Ut
Wallace, Will Be Prin-
cipal Speaker

Training unions OF the a Baptist
churches in the Wilmington as
ISOLATION will meet Monday nlgns
At 1880 o'clock IN Temple Bap-
tic church is a simultaneous mass
meeting with the more than 9co
associations in the Southern Bap-
list convention.
The principal speaker will be
Mrs. J. N. Evans, Jr., of Wallace,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-08

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-08
AAA OFFICIALS M

RALEIGH, Dec. 7.-P)-More
than 5000 committee to admin
ster the AAA program of conser-
walton, crop insurance and com,
modify loans and purchases we're
chosen in some 1,776 North Caro-
lima communities today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-08

sphere Of service" Of the power
company and far separate from
the remainder of the system.
The G%oldsboro company was
organized under the direction OF
James Stanley, of Richmond. Va.
The sale is effective
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-08

Pickle consumption in the U. S.
increased from an average of
S. 900. 900 bushels annually during
the 1905 to an average Of $780,
600 bushels during The war.
Evening star., 1946-11-24

A GOOD STUDENT. Toms vitality
interested in national problems:
;nfIation. reconversion. He likes
dancing, parties, school clubs.
Toms club opens all meet.
ings with the Lords PRAYER
A a-Ls1TER NAM, Tom played
football, basketball, baseball. He
recently turned down an offer to
play professional baseball. Tom
hopes to get p medical degree from
the University of Minnesota.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
Haf He kayes. MORNING SLUMP

like the way XIX stays crlsp'
crunchy in milk or cream.
Nom says XIX is good for me,
too, because it's made from
nourishing Corn.
Take a tip from me sum
mer or winter, XIX is a perfect
breakfast starter!
Evening star., 1946-11-24

rom SAYS. Breakfast is the
most important meal of my y,
day. If breakfast "goes good
I usually feel good all morning
AS the high spot of break
fast, 1 pick XIX. Believe " me me,
vo,, can't beat that swell XIX
Corn flavor! And l especially
Evening star., 1946-11-24
assa4 up into bali. Let stand a
few minutes to make is easier 70
roll out. Divide dough about in
h.if Sor 4 esusts. Round up larger
Ad1ertissment

,ars Of dough on lightly aoursd eloth.sovsfed
ho.rd. Roll out for lower crust to fit s-in. PIE
pan. Place loosely in pie pan. Trim of ragged
edges. Fill with desired filling. Roll out oshef
Dart Of dough for top crust large enough
60 extend " in. over edge Of pan. Make several
cuts through which steam may escape: eu we'
edge of lower pastry Lay top crust On hilins'
trim, but leave u in. hanging over edge OF pan
Fold this under edge Of bottom pastry. Seal oy
pressing upper and lower pastry together on
edge Of pan. Build up Aused edge.
70 MAKE oLp.IiMI MlkcE piE (illussrased);
Fill pastry lined pan with ~ cups minssfle'
(one No. Z can, Or ID. 7 oz).
ssks 70 miasss, in 41ies s''as,sfs sp.s c1oI' 81.
-, toah bv General Mis. Inc. Minneapoiis'
MINI. betty Croker and ki,shsn-tsss%s g. ~ Ssisr
s,sae marks OF General Mitis Mnneapchs. M""
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RECORD PRICES


Continued IRON FsNe 0nEI
than Mr.. pnrrish. iIe sad -
looks forward ~ the tlnae misn
fishing lodges. casinos. hetels ana
many residences. SOME a tfesn
for all-yeor occupancy. % poinf-
ed to the growth ~ A.hFathsan.
where realty prices nos efe een-
parable with the pfseen ia key
West, and added that re peak
at Marathon be believes % be
far away, because 81 the sub
stantial growth Of that comraun-
ity.
What is happening AZ Mara
thon in real estate developments
similarly is occurring az Tsver-
nier, which Is growing fast into
a stable village. Tavernier n0w
gets a large part Of its income
from visitors, who arrive there
for shorts stays in the summer
as well as the winter.
Watch the keys gov" Nj.
Parrish said. I'm a few years the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-23
Tiny Tot Circus Feature of
Wesley House kindergarten
Graduation Exercises Tonight

Annuo Wesley House Kindergarten graduation exercises
scheduled BEGIN 730 tonight ct the Division Street School,
will feature this yeor Tiny Tot Circus complete with clowns
cowboys organ grinder bond and other hghhghts OF real
Big Top.
Miss Birdie Reynolds has for weeks been pre-
poing the youthful graduates for tonghs exercises The
YOUNGSTERS performed well reheorsus ond poens reoves
and friends will be peosngY surprised at their ability to Stage
entertaining circus performance
Another feature of the exercises will be the graduation
nurch which the little tots will be ored in cops and gowns
they ascend to the stage to receive their certificates Two
of the qroduotes each Of boys ond girls will enter
from opposite sides OF the oudlom 10 form Pos as neY
march to the stage.
Music the program will be played by Mrs Paul Her
rick of the kindergarten at the piono and Gerald Saunders
the violin
The graduation program follows:
Invocation - Rev. C. 7. Howes First Methodist Church
Welcome -------------- Miss Lotde Green
.sTHE TINY TOTS CIRCUS
Ringmoster ---------- Doniel Peorce
COWBOYS " Eight of the Graduates
Howard Barnwen camus Marie Martinez
Charles Stuart Maoney Keith b Roberts George
Doncnq Doq -.----- Faydete Thompson
Harold Gates Richard Bervald Carol Anne Gates
Doncnq Dolls -----~-------- Four of the Graduates
Gloria Jean Boza Diane Hggs, Cookie Hggs Judy Niles
Monkeys --------------~- Two Of the Graduates
Anne Shirley vinson Martha salnero
oroon Grinder - David Bozo
Circus Johnnie Bell Saunders and 10 Musicians
Frank Almyda, Noea Alvarez xcmara Alfonso David BOA
Gomez orquiia Hernandez Laurence Hendricks Glenda
Knowles Nancy Perez Evelyn Anne Pinder Ldio Sanero
Earle Sands Eugene Sanchez Richard Sbla
Presentation of Certificates Miss Birdie Reynolds
Benedicton Rev Guilermo Perez. Cubon Methodist Church
Charles Stuort MoloneY, George Wayne Roberts
Graduates % in number include Richard Bervad Giora
Boz David Boa Carol Anne Gates Kathleen Gates Gloria
Gomez Charles Maloney Martinez Daniel Pearce
Evelyn Anne Pnde Kieth Roberts Martha saineo Earle Sands
Anne Shirley vinson and Leodorne Whitehead
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Music Work Of
Girls Completed

Girl Scouts of Troop 8 complet-
ed their work in the Music Field
at the regular weekly meeting
yesterday afternoon in Wesley
House, Varela street
Completion of this work added
another star to the number each
scout must accumulate to earn
her second class badge. Success
full accomplishment of work in
ten different fields will give each
girl ten stars, one for each field,
the number necessary to win the
privilege of wearing the coveted
badge.
The troop is progressing stead
lily in its work under the direction
of Leader Mrs. Merille Sands and
her assistants, Mrs. Archie Rob
erts and Miss Eola Johnson. Mrs.
Paul Herrick is the music teach
er.