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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
Route | Promotional Plan
Is Studied AT Columbia
Bloys Britt Named
AS Director From
Henderson Section

Plans for promotion OF u. S. Route
as the nations main North-Soutl
artery of travel were laid at Il meet
ing in Columbia, S. G.. Thursday.
81 representative Of cities and towns
along The route in North Carol, a.
South Carolina and Georgia. and ~,
extensive advertising program will
be undertaken To attract motorists
through the section.
Bloys B"itt. secretary Of the Hen
dcrSon Chamber of Commerce, at
tended as representative of this CITY.
;I:d was named TO the board CT
directors and also to the executive
committee of three, the other two
members being Leonard r. Hall, OF
Aiken. S. c.. and Liston Elkins. OF
WaycrUsS. Ga.
,Elr-tiCn of officers was deferred
when Robert /. Lee, of Raleigh.
found demands upon his time so
great he could not undertake the
duties, il was said. 1t mad been de
ciGed that the sccrCtary-t treasurer
would come from the same city "a
the preside I. and that hcadquar-
tiers would be in Inc same locality.
Lester Rose, Raleigh Chamber q.
SoIilIlSiSS &C. ScSlcliy, was cleclcu u
that Office along with Nj. Lee, bui
also declined TO serve when LEG Gin
rot accept. Election of these Cf.i-
GERS was deferred, cut two Vicc-prcs
idents were named, with Paul Z
Leftin. OF August, Ga, as first vice
president, and Ten Ulrich. of Cam
den, S. {. as second vi-c-prcsident
Britt, back today from the meet
.r;g. said towns and cities in Virpini.
and Florida would also be solicited;
fol membership in the association
and said annual dues of the munich
pal units would be on Il population
basis. He estimated Henderson would
be asked 10 undcrwritc sum o!
from $500 to $1,000. No budget q
EXPENSES was presented but will be
drawn up within few weeks.
Each town OF city would DC con-
sidcred one member unit. and its par
ticipation would Lc sponsored by its
chamber of commerce or a civic club
municipalities would not bc E'-lud-
cd. as such.
Britt reported interest was keen
at the meeting in Columbia, i'd
said determination 10 60 on with
the program was high.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
Fairgrounds News
BY MRS. T.. X. ADAMS, JR

Mrs. Iona Watkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. G. johnson entertained at
the Johnson horrc in the fair ground
community last Saturday al birth
day party, honCring little Nancy
Watkins on the occasion of her sew
enth birthday. The honoree received
many lovely and useful gifts. Games
were played and refreshments served
to the following: Mrs. c. Fl. Stewart
and son. Of Asheville; Margaret Sat-
terwhitc, of Columbus. Ga; A,ln. SUI
sic. Fay and Rita Adams, Kay and
Durwood johnson, Mona Chopin
Charles and Phyllis Johnson, Gary
Fisher. Maria and Julian Lee John
son. Joyce and Edith Edwards. Gene
Taylor I'D Geneva johnson.
Mrs. Newall Smith entertained fol
her daughter, Doris, on Friday aft
crnoon at party on the occasion OF
her 10th birthday. Swimming was
enjoyed by Dorothy Mcdlin. Lena
and Charlie Robertson. Kay and Dur
wood Johnsu'. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mcdlin and
family spent Sunday afternoon ir
Weldon visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Matthews
Of Hopewell,- Va. spent the week
ord with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Mat
thews.
Staff Sgt. Clarence Hilton Ed
wards. son of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Edwards. has returned home afte
serving % months in the army.
Mrs. W. l.. Evans entertained a
her home last Sunday in honor o
six Of her sens ;i'd daughters ant
enc grandson. whose birthdays oc
Cured in the month OF August
Those honOrcd were Pfc. Graham l.
Evans. # Pittsburgh. Fa.. Mrs. w
l.. Mcdlin. Mr.. and Mrs. e. +. King
w. l.. Evans. l.. G. Evans. Andrcv
J. Mcdin. Brti swick stew wa
] served.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
FUNERAL SATURDAY
FOR MRS. ROBERTSON
South Henderson Lady Died Thurs
day ~ Home or Daughter
In Burlington.

Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny
Robertson. of South Henderson who
died at the home of her daughter in
Burlington early yesterday morning,
will be conducted tomorrow after
noon at four O'Clock at White Mem
orial Methodist church. Rev. j. w.
Sncedcn, the pastor, will be III
charge, with intcrmcnt following in
Elmwood cemetery.
Mrs. Robertson had been mem
Der Of White Memorial for Sc years.
Surviving arc her husband. James
Robertson. of Henderson: six dauGh-
tiers. Mrs. Ed. Jones' of BurlingtOn:
Mrs. Henry Parkinson. of L0uiSburG:
Mrs. Eugcnia lnScoc. OF Rjdgcway:
Mrs. Junic Thomas, of Henderson;
Mrs. S. NJ. Mills. of Raleigh: Mrs.
Everett Collins. of Danvillc. Va:
four sens, S. Il. Robertson, of DAN
vile, Va; William Robertson, of
Cripple Creek. Col: and Il. J. and
J. T. Robertson, Jr., OF Henderson.
She is also survived by two sis
tiers. Mrs. l.. F. Shearin. of Vance
county, and Mrs. Maudc Horton, Of
Richmond, Va: two brothers. Billy
Hulk, Of Roanoke Rapids. and Stcd-
man Hulk, of Henderson: ~ grand
children and IL great grandchildren.
Active pallbcarers for the scrv-
ices will be Andrew Thomas. Char
lie and Hiltircy Jones. Henry and
James Parkinson and Roy Tuck, all
grandsons of the deceased. Honor
ary--Dr. a. p. Ncwcomb. Dr.. w. W
Noel, e. u. White. f.. G. Loughlin
w. S. GOODWIN. Howard Cudd. H.
NJ. Robinson. j. d. Rose. +. O. Falk-
nor, G. O. King. Walter Grissom. II
p. w. Seaman, John d. Cooper. J
+. Davis, G. II. Ellis. J. l.. Parks. +,
a. Cottrcll. Luke Hamm. William
Thomas. Howard f.. Thomas. Capt
A. J. Kinlaw, II. ID. Trotman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
AND THIS

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$3.50.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
THREE NIGHT GAMES

Wake Forest -. Three of Wake
Forests n.nc football games this
fail will be played under the lights.
The oYcni'g gam" with Boston Col
lego 4; Boston on Sept. 9th is the
First nocturnal engagement. George
town will be me: IN the nations cap
iial in the second appearance under
the arcs a. Friday. Oct. 4th. The
third contest under the ares will be
with the University OF Chnttanon"',
1T Chattanooga, Tenn. on Nov. LIST.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
PRIVATE STEWART
IN AIRBORNE GROUP

Private ThoTg~ Stewart. son o
Mrs. j. H ioUrnigan. g Hu: der.on.
route /. has earned the right 10 wta"
the "BooIs and Wings Of tine United
States Army Airroine Troops. H.
has completed eight weeks OF COM
bincd parachute and glider traiainE
during which time he made seven
jump, the las two being tactical
uc al nigh; and the ether at ting
break II dawn. Special glider flights
have also been successfully completed
ia this course
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
DR.. PATRICK TO BE
AT FIRST BAPTIST

Dr. CiSren@c II. Patrick. head OF
the sociology dcrartment at Mere
Gith college, vii! preach at the
morning service M the First Bap-
lis, church Sunday. ii YVES annoul.. ed
tu;ay.
nr. Patrick is Il former pas;cr OF
the church. having served fer about
.iN months in 1924. His iriu d. and
al member; Cf the congregation
are in, tied &c hear him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
DFACONS HAD EDGE.

Wake FnrcSt-Thc Demon Dcacons
Of Wake Forest College enjoyed an
edge IN both scoring and first downs
on their GnDnncnt last fall The
Gator Bowl champions, who face one
q! their toughest schedules in his
tory this season. rolled UP l63 points
and l36 lirS; downs as compared TO
l5l ana as. respectively. in these
two dcpartmr' Is Tor their nine OPP
DOnenlS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
FLUSH KIDNEY URINE
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People everywhere arc finding amazing
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Send for free, prepaid sample TODAYi
Like thousands of others you'll be glad
that you did. Send namo and address to
Department A, Kilmer & Co., Inc., Box
1255, Stamford, Conn. Offer limited. Send
At once. AL druggists sell Swamp Root
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
LOT OF YAEDiEE.

Wake Fo"Cst-in nine games last
fail Wake Fo"cs: amassei lot OF
yardaGe O. the ground ard in the
1ir. The Demon Dea:Cns, who open
their 1916 season with Boston Col
lCge's strong team al Boston on Fri
DAY night. Sept. 27th. rolled up
1910 yards CnoD on the ground and
gained an additional 1884 yards in
the air Their nine opponents made
a total of 2200 yards b. running and
passing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
COLONY" ROLES CHANGED.

Manteo, - Bran Nos5cn. who came
here this year TO play tho part Of
Sill Walter Raleigh in the Lost Col
ony, has returned ~ New York
TO prepare for fall assignment
and his role in the Paul Green
symphonic drama has been taken by
Allan Frank. who has been playing
Governor John White, director Sam
uel Seldcn has announced.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23

Casual Wrap-Around Coat
As beautiful as it is necessary.
Several styles in all new fall
Colors. Especially beautiful in the
winter white. From S24 10 SOS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-23
CITY COUNCIL WILL
MEET NEXT MONDAY

The regular monthly meeting Of
The Henderson City Council Will
ne held next Monday evening at .
o'clock in the council chamber, II
was said today. No busi.css OF out
stonding Importance was learned in
advance.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

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unique, convenient, COM
pletely personal way to be
sure your lipstick blends
with Your costume perfectly.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

For the first lime :. a simple, sure,
sensible uuy to select your lipstick.
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ipstick been SO superbly smooth and
long ,Uearing and so perfectly matched
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Hopp. Cooper. Boston Braves Main Hopes

that. We think he got Hopp be-
cause Johnny is Billy's type Of
ball player, hustling, busting,
speedy and thoroughly dependable
guy whose presence would inspire
the other players to adopt his 60
getting tactics.
Southworth still trots around TIC
practice field with a Cupboard ir
his hands bearing a minute-by'
minute schedule of the days activi-
ties so that every player has some
thing definite to do at all times
The only idle time is lunch time.
The boys aren't so idle then, at
that.
Billy was more interested in
hearing reports of the teams train
ing on the Gulf Coast than he was
in talking about hic own club.
He was particularly interested IN
the glowing reports he had heard
on the New York Yankees, posi-
bly, because in two world series
with Joe McCarthy's club he mad
developed an interest and respect
that worthy rivals always develop.
If he still were with the Cardinals
we would say he was getting some
future reference data on po-
tential world series rival this year,
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worth. Just his allegiance, that s
all. That, and his uniform, which
now has Braves spelled out across
the shirt instead of Cardinals.
He's still the same pleasant, dap
per. serious little worrier he was
when he piloted the St. Louis club
to three straight pennants and two
second-place finishes in five years.
He still teaches that same run,
hustle, scurry, git-along style OF
plav which has become his trade
mark. His Boston Braves may not
60 far but they'll get there fast.
We ran across him in the neat
COW little training park which is
labeled the home of the Braves,
but we made one false start first.
We first headed for Johnny Hopp,
who looks enough like Billy to be
bic twin A little stockier and
. little fuller in the face, maybe,
hut with the same inpish profile
and squirting eyes.
HOOD played under southworth at
ST Louis and Billy acquired him
~; winter deal. One fellow re-
no.rked he got him so he wouldn't
;, to look in a mirror, as ne
l oo,,1d look at Johnny and tell just
49,, s ba looked. We don't believe
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-26
YMCA CAGE LEAGUE
MEETS ON PROTEST
Board OF Governors II
Vote On Presbyterian
Protest

The Board of Governors of the
YMCA Sunday School Basket
ball league will be held at 8 p.
m, tonight at the "Y" to vote
on the dispute involving the
championship playo6 of that
league.
First Presbyterian, the pro-
testing team, contends that no
playoff is necessary as its sea-
son record of 10 wins in 20
games has won the champion
ship already. Adam Smith,
YMCA physical director con-
tends that a playoff is neces-
sary as under the bylaws Of
the league, play shall be de-
cided on a split season basis
with winners of the various
thirds" meeting for. the title.
Voting on the matter tonight
will be Don Edwards, Fifth
Avenue Methodist; Henry True
love, Trinity Methodist; Ray
Newbold, First Presbyterian;
Edward Moore, Carolina Beach
Methodist; Earl Mobley, Tenn
pie Baptist, and Robert Miller,
Tabernacle Baptists.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-26
CHANDLER CLOSES
BASINSKI MATTER
Disciplinary Action" In
Holdout c a sc Up To
Brooklyn Dodgers

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March Is
-P)-Baseban Commissioner A.
B. Happy Chandler ruled today
that charges by the Brooklyn
Dodgers that the Philadelphia Phils
had tempered with Infielder Eddie
Basinski were entirely unsup-
ported by the evidence"
Charges brought by Brooklyn
President Branch Hickey alleged
that Manager Ben Chapman of the
Pills sought Basinski by dealing di-
rectly with him although he was
under contract to the Dodgers.
Chapman testified that he had
received telegram from Basinski
informing him that he was unsat-
isfied with his contract offer from
Brooklyn. Chapman said he
ignored the telegram.
Present at today's hearing were
Chapman, Herb Pennock, the Phils'
general manager; Basinski, ano
Harold Parrot, travelling secretary
of the Dodgers. Hickey was moi
there.
Chandler said: THE case is
closed as far as the Pills are con.
cerned. But this is very serious
charge and the commissioner car
investigate on his own motion
when charges are fled
He did not elaborate, except tc
add that any disciplinary action
concerning Basinski was up to the
Brooklyn club.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-26
Michigan State Downs
North Carolina Nine

CHAPEL HILL, March 25.-(P-
Michigan States baseballers rack
ed up the sixth straight win Of
their southern invasion as they
bounced acoss two tenth inning
runs to spoil North Cardinals sea
son opener 5 to 3 before $500 spec
tators at Emerson field.
Spartan Football Star Jack Bres-
lin blasted a single off the first
baseman's glove in the extra frame
to bring home Marty Hansen, who
had singled and stolen second, for
the winning run. Breslin also pill
fered second and tailed a super
fluous score on one of the Tar
Heels five errors.
Except for three run outburst
on five singles in the third inning,
Carolina could not touch Big Joe
Skrocki, the Michigan twirler.
After that rack they went hitless
with Coach Bum Hear using two
full teams.
Champ Coleman, Red Springs
freshman ace, started for the Tar
Heels and retired with a to l Lead
in the fifth. Norman Whiteheart,
Ia CT from Winston-Sa1em, relieved
him and was touched for two I'M
earned runs in the eighth, then for
the fatal margin in the extra in
ming.
Consecutive singles by John Gre
CORY, elect Fleetwood, Harry Bea-
son and OFT Evans after Rollc
Frazier had opened the inning with
a line knock to left center gave
Carolina their only runs.
The two clubs meet again at o.
clock Tuesday, Freshman SouthpaW
Vinny Di Lorenzo was the hons
clubs hill choice, and Highlander
Joe Page is expected to receive the
Michigan call.
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but as manager of the Braves that
couldn't be the case. Not this
year, anyway.
We remarked that the Cardinals
looked good, but ventured the opin-
ion they might miss Walker Coop
er, sold to the New York Giants.
I'VE didn't have him last year,
either" said Billy rather plain
lively. Which is true enough, al
though the Cards came pretty
close to winning the pennant with
out the fine catcher.
You get the idea that many fans
are expecting too much of the
Braves this year just because
| they have a new manager with a
winning record. It's almost like
they expected Southworth~ himself
to get out there and play all posi-
tions simultaneously.
The braves last season got Mort
Cooper from the Cards, then last
winter Johnny Hopp. Cooper de-
veloped arm trouble. How good he
will be this year it still a So ques-
ton. Hopp will be Hopp, an asset
to any club, although he was just
an alternate with the Cards. That
might be a tipoff-a Card alter
nate. a Brave regular
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-26
Ben Hogan's 81 Round
Breaks Augusta Record

AUGUSTA, Ca, March 25-WH-
Ben Hogan, Of Hershey, Pa, today
Iequalled the course record with an
eight-under-par 81 in a practice
round for the Augusta Masters
Tournament, April 4. 5, s, and 7.
This record had been set by
Bobby Jones, of Atlanta, in a prac-
tice round and later equalled by
Lloyd Mangrum, of Los Angeles,
in the 1910 Masters
Hogan had shot two previous
rounds in preparation for the 1916
tournament, getting 81 and g..
On today's round, Hogan had six
3's in a row, beginning with the
| fourth hole.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-26
Carolina Yacht Club Gets AZ Regatta
PORT CITY SCENE
OF AQUATIC EVENT
South Carolina City Will Be
Host To 1916
Regatta

Wllnlngton's Carolina Yacht club
will be host to the South Atlantic
Regatta during the summer of
l947, Edwin Nets, Carolina mem
Der and just returned from a meet
ing of the South Atlantic Yacht
Racing association in Beaufort, S.
e., announced last night.
The 1916 regatta will be held at
the Mt. Pleasant, S. c. club this
summer Nets said.
Attending the meeting were dele
gates from member-clubs of the
association including the Savannah
Yacht club, the Mt. Pleasant Yacht
club, the Rockwell, S. C. Yacht
club, and the Carolina and Charles
ton Yacht clubs of Charleston.
Delegates to the meeting heard
plans for the coming season dis
cusseo rather somberly. The same
problems that are facing the ma
tons building OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ages OF material and labor difficult
tles-are hampering boat manu-
facturers. AS a result no new boats
in any large number are expected
to be ready for the coming year.
Materials for sails are very rare,
delegates were informed.
These shortages are expected to
hamper the return of racing to its
pre-War levels. However, Nets re-
ported, there was no shortage of
racing enthusiasm or interest at the
meeting and the 1947 season is ex-
pected to be the first full year of
activities since the start of the
war.
Nets was appointed to a COM
mittee which will decide the details
of the regatta this summer. The
committee will meet in Charleston
next Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-26
AAU Champs, GI Cagers Z
May Play In New York

NEW YORK, March 25-(P)-The
National A. A. U. Champion Bar
tlesville, Okla, Oilers and the
crack First Division army team
from Munich will play a Red Cross
benefit basketball game here
Thursday night if the War depart
ment grants the service team per-
mission to fly in, it was announced
today.
The Oilers have accepted an in
vitation to play provided the army
team is able to make the trip, Of
ficials of Madison Square garden
said.
The game will be played at the
Garden in place of the annual
mythical championship game be-
tween the winners of the National
Invitational and National Collegiate
tournaments.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-26
PILLS PURCHASE
R0LLIE HEMSLEY
Veteran Catcher Sold By
Yanks To National
League Club
Compiled From APP and up

Rollie Hemsley. 80 year old
catcher was sold last night by the
New York Yanks to the Phillies
for an undisclosed sum E. He had
previously played with The St.
Louis Browns, tn e Pittsburgh
Pirates, the Chicago Cubs, Cincin-
natl and Cleveland Rip Rad
cliff, veteran outfielder with De-
troit got his outright release last
night. . The Tigers defeated Buff
falo. to 3 as Bison Pitcher Zeb
Eaton gave up eight bases on balls
Ralph Kiner, the Pittsburgh
Pirates sensational rookie clouted
a 44O-foot homer yesterday to give
the BUGS a to victory over the
White Sox in game at San Diego
The Senator's "B" team de-
feated the "A' squad at Orlando
yesterday, 6 to The scrubs
got all their runs off Walt Master
son . Two singles and a sacrifice
in the ninth inning gave the Phila-
delphia Athletics l to 0 victory
yesterday over Toronto Bruce
Konopa, the GAS" new first-sacker
singled home the winning run
A double by Pitcher Dick Mulligan
was the only hit the Phils made at
Hollywood as they lost to Baltimore
4 to 1 In an intra-city game,
the Boston Braves defeated the
Red Sox, to 2 f.. Ted Williams
and Leon Culbertson spanked the
losers while Ferdy Fernandez, John
ny Hopp, Bama Rowell and Johnny
Sain were he leaders in the Brave
attack The Yanks lost again
This time to the Indians. at
st. Petersburg, to Harold
Kleine and Pete Center gave the
boys from the Bronx only five hits
Tribe Rightfielder Hank Ed
wards belted homer .. Outfield-
er Stan Vented, most valuable
player in the American Association
last year, was returned to the In
dianapolis Indians on 24-hour op-
ton yesterday by the Braves =. I.
The boy has been hitting star
for the Braves but Manager Billy
Southworth said he couldn't break
into the regular outfield and would
rather have him playing every day
in Indianapolis than sitting on the
bench in Boston . A day base
ball game was called off at Day.
tona Beach because the lights
went on the blink Repair work
at the Daytona Park kept players
of the Montreal and indianapolis
teams from using the field {.
Shortstop Bill Rigney and Third
Baseman Mickey Wick missed
Giant drills because of injuries {.
The Cards, winners over the Yanks
Saturday lost to a New York farm
team at Lake Wales when they
were toppled 9 to by the Kansas
City Blues The Brownies
scored seven runs in the fifth in
ming to lick the Cubs at Anaheim,
| ~
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|Phantoms, Oklahoma Am Battle
7 Tonight F or NCAA Championship
Amateur Golfers Down
S7,ead, Demaret

PIN---4 rch 25-g -
Two of the na.-~. top amateur
golfers, Richard Chapman and
Frank Stranahan, defeated a pair
of similarly ranking professionals,
Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret,
in an exhibition match here today
2 and i.
Playing over the Pinehurst Coun-
try clubs championship No. par
Y course, the amateurs closed out
the pros on the 18th hole, when
Chapman sank a 35-foot putt for
birdie 2.
The exhibition was for the bene-
fit Of the Red Cross.