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Evening star., 1947-02-11
Armstrong Grooming
HurseY for Big-Iime
After Brodf kayo

Smuggy Hursey is headed for the
big time. This is the opinion Of
Manager Henry Armstrong, who
knows what it takes, plus that OF
the capacity crowd at Turner's
Arena who say him chill Hcwie
Brodt in two rounds last night.
In less than a year Of pro battling
the 19-year-old local colored boy
has shown himself terrific puncher
and crowd pleaser with a world of
color. He's the kind night fans pay
good money to watch.
Hes better every time," said
Armstrong after last nights fight.
I'm just learning how good he is.
He's got those short punches down
good; he's rolling with the punches
just right, and we're ready to 60
places with him.
At Isl pounds last night, lightest
he's been in some time, Smuggy was
just right to be fast and sharp.
o1oae, Az cCtuP, tOoh ti1C al ot 1Ouilu
with an inside attack, but Hursey
just was getting warmed up. In
the second he clocked Brodt with a
fast left hook and a right cross, and
Brodt barely was able to come of
the canvas at nine. Hursey moved
in for the'kill and repeated the same
blows, and this time the fight was
over at 2:51 of the second.
Hursey next fights Billy Arnold at
Uline Arena here on Thursday of
next week. Instead of few days
rest, as is customary, Armstrong is
taking Smuggy right back to New
York to start training right away.
In last nights semifnal, Joe Gam
non, District light heavyweight, de-
cisioned frankie (Tubby) Lets, Bal
timore, in six. Also going the route
was Jim Robinson in winning
four-rounder over Buster Smith. In
the opener, Bobby Suma stopped
Jimmy Simms in 1:21 of the fourth.
Jimmy Jones came up from a first
round knockdown to take a TKO
over George Brooks in 2:56 of the
second.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
kirk-Gunfher Meeting
Tops Palm Beach Golf
BY the Assoeioted Press

PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb. H.
Match play began today in the an
nual women's championship of Palm
Beach, one of the Oldest women's
amateur golf tournaments in Flor
ida, with most Of the Nations top
ranking players competing.
Medalist Peggy Kirk Of Findlay,
Ohio, faced a stern test in Margaret
Gunther of Memphis, defending
champion.
Miss Kirk battled a strong wind
and cold weather yesterday to set
the pace with 36-39-75, three over
women's par for the 6,008-yard Palm
Beach course, while Miss Gunther
needed an 81.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Sailing Association Plans
Annual Session Thursday

Annual meeting of the Potomac
River Sailing Association will be
held at 8 pm. Thursday in the as
sembly room of the Southwest
Branch Public Library.
George A. bankers, jr.. has been
nominated for a second term as
commodore. Other nominees are
Ernest Covert, vice commodore; !;
Newton Canter, secretary, and Paul
r. Stone treasurer.
Offlcials disclosed that Alfred F.
Loomis, well-known ocean-racing
skipper and writer, will give talk
with motion pictures on March IA.
Place has not yet been selected.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. CsssA--lS
Police Boys Clubs
Hold Grid Dinner T

Police Boys Clubs win cele-
brate their fourth annual foot
ball night with dinner tonight
at the Department of Interior
cafeteria. More than 600 young
sters will be on hand starting at
6 o'clock for presentation Of
awards won during the recent
season.
Turk Edwards, coach of the
Washington Redskins, Is among
the sports celebrities helping
make the awards.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Win by Blues at Ashland
Would Please CurdinuIs

Catholic q. viii be roofing for
Gallaudet tonight when the Blue
Bisons invade Ashland, Va, for a
Mason-Dixon Conference game
with Randolph Macon.
The Virginians will pass c.. U. in
the scrap for the eighth playoff
berth in the conference tournament
here in March if they beat Gallau-
Diet, while victory for the Blues
will not disturb G. u, as the Bisons
have lost too many. Randolph
Macon won a previous game, 51-36.
Evening star., 1947-02-11

snow in the hills,
conditions are
excellent for the
opening of the
season in Mary
land on April
IS and in Vir-
ginia o few da VS.
! a t er b o t h
o t a t IS h ave
mapped excel
lent 8 tocktn n g
programs, and
while figures for
Virginia are not
available, Mary
land has pur-
r h a SID IN mo
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Sheedy Made Form Pilot

CHICAGO, Feb. 10 (P.-The
Chicago Cubs announced appoint
ment Of Clayton M. Sheedy, 48, Of
Baltimore, Md, and 1923 batting
champion of the international
League, as business manager of their
Clinton Gowa) team in the new
Glass G. Central League.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Bobe Ruth's Condition
Is Fair and UNCHANGED
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE con-
dition of Babe Ruth, baseball's for
mer homerun king who underwent
a neck operation January 6, was re-
ported fair and unchanged at
French Hospital early today.
The hospital said Ruth had .
comfortable day yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Anacostia High Wins 7th
In Row, Beating Greenbe|f

It's seven In row for Anacostia
Highs basket ball team. The In
dians had more trouble than ex-
pected yesterday, but beat Green
belt, 36-32.
Andy Crawford led the way with
IL points. They were tied at 14-14
at the half
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Friends Girls Aheod

Pat Leadbeater's IA points paced
Friends School girls basket ball
team to a 1926 win over Blair las
sizes yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Bethesda Lussies Score

Bethesda Highs girls basket ball
squad topped Greenbelt, 1922, last
night. Betty Dellett was high with
25 points.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
OUTDOORS

Despite the bitter cold, interest In
spring trout fishing is increasing
here. With plenty of water in the
streams, backed by considerable
Evening star., 1947-02-11
icoMonte, HoofHurt, MoyMiss
Shot at Armed in McLennun

Monmouth Park. Edward j. Bren-
nan, general manager of the New
Jersey track, announces that a new
running strip win be laid early in
April.
Fl. A. fJimmy) Jones, head man
at the Calumet Barn, has sent out
nine winners to take the No. ! spot
among the conditioners at Hialeah.
He is two in front Of C. M. Feltner,
handling Gustave Rings horses. w.
B. Finegan the w. p. Chrysler train
er Is third.
Leo GerngroSs whose Sylvia Dear
captured the Columbiana Handicap
at Hialeah Saturday may be just a
trifie sorry now that the 3-year-old
daughter of Upbreakahle and Evan
gelist I'd was not named for the
$4,000 Black Helen Handicap on
March T. Sylvia Dear turned in
smart performance to win the Co
lumbiana and has been consistent
sort all winter.
w. S. Horne's skylighter and Mrs.
E. D. Jacobs Stan Tracy took the
two Grade D features at Hialeah
yesterday, both being piloted by
Jockey Job Bean Jessop. Skylighter
nosed out Mrs. B. F. Listers Eter-
nifty in the 6-furlong Flagler Purse,
while Stan Tracy won the mile and
a furlong Indian River Purse.
1t was the second straight triumph
for Stan Tracy.
Evening star., 1947-02-11

Junior Friends Triumph
Friends School junior basket ball
team beat Swanson Junior High,
1926, Yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03

After racking up another in the
fourth, City Optical drove Cook
or the mound with five in the
fifth. Bill Baker replaced him.
During the inning, the Eyemen
got five hits, on a triple by Nc
Platter.
Homers by Bert Nesbitt and Will.
llams in the sixth completed the
scoring for City Optical.
Williams led the winners four
hlts for a perfect night at bat.
Tonight, a single game between
vFW and Moose of the Hanover
Leagus is set for Robert Strange
at 7:30 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
Spinners Widen Gap
With Win Over Leafs

With Hank Nesselrode hitting his
18th home run Of the year to spark
10-hit attack, the Sanford Spin
ners laid a "a loss on the Dunn
Erwin Twins to increase their lead
over the stumbling Wilmington
Pirates to six full games. i.
The Pirates were absorbing their
second straight defeat last night,
failing before their nemesis, the
Clinton Blues, g.. The Warsaw
Red Sox blasted Red Springs, 49,
6, and Selma-S1nithfield awoke to
maui the uprushing Lumberton
Cubs, "a. 4.
Nesselrode's homer came in the
last of the fourth inning and
clinched the tilt, n man coming
in ahead If him. Bill Stone won
his ninth victory at the expense
Of the Twins. He set them down
with seven hits, and was in serious
trouble only in the fifth, when they
scored twice. Chip Pontbriand
suffered his third setback against
a similar number of wins. Joe
Messing, the speedy Sanford third
baseman, led the winners with
four hits in five tries.
Cy Faircloth limited the Robins
to eight hits in his 1876 decision,
and although the Sox managed only
IL bingles Red Springs was over
generous with errors, committing
even. But those that hit for War
saw laid into the ball with malice
aforethought. Red Stephens poled
a homer in the second with one
on for the Sox, got another hit in
three additional tries, and scored
three runs himself. Elmer Bohan-
non, jovial Warsaw outfielder,
managed three hits, including a
double, and drove in two runs. He
also scored three times.
Hlava started for Red Springs
but Don Garter had to relieve him
during a five-run Warsaw rally in
the fifth. Hlava was the loser.
Home runs by Joe Maroon and
Eonta helped the Selma-Smith-
field Leafs to a ga decision over
Lumberton. Lefty Zaykoski, did
well for the Leafs, allowing no
runs until tn late innings. He scat
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
CANADIAN OPERATORS
T0 BAR COMMUNISTS
FROM BOARDING SHIPS

MONTREAL, July 2. -(P)- Ca
,odjan great lakes ship owners said
+odav that in the future union Of
tcials boarding their vessels must
ign an affidavit that they r not
~erobers Of the Communist party
,nd will not attempt to force Com
~runist teachings on members of
crews.
Company officials said the new
clause governing movement Of I'M
Inn officials aboard their ships
,eads: 81 swear that I am not a
rommrmist or a Communist agent
md while on the company's prop
sr4v or aboard its vessels I viii
rot advocate, preach, support OF
disseminate verbally or otherwise
rommunist ideas and principles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
States Center

RALEIGH, July 2 (P)
State Newsman Bill Sharpe
doesn't care to get involved in
any inter-city fueds, but Sharpe
thought that his office had settled
the question Of the location of the
states geographical center a wear
ago.
And, according to Sharpe's state
advertising division, the center
isn't Sanford. Pittsboro or Ashe-
boro.s
A release issued by Sharpe's
office in May 1916 said that James
Burch, State highway commission
engineer of statistics and plan
ming, had determined that the
exact geographical center of the
state is in Lee county enear the
village Of Cumnock, just south of
Deep river and a little east Of
U. S. 421."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
Ship Silences Millers
With 7wo-Hit, 1O-1 Win

ci4v Optical prevented Spofford
IN, from taking the first half
w. A Softball league crown last
Ci9s with Bob shipp gaining his
N.Y. 'a1+b victory in limiting the
TiI1ers to just two hits to gain a
w. Stafford spent the night at Rob
Strange chasing II hits by the
T st' who scored twice in the
ls.+ 10 sew up the win. After
1loyd Kaylor had been hit by a
Etched ball from Lawrence Cook,
eenofford's starting and losing hurl-
.p' tbe Opticians filled the. bases
9Th a walk and an infield hit.
NIX Williams drilled a clean single
- score both runs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
now
she SHOPS
cash and Carry
Without Painful Backacho

VI A0CA0CEV0
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quickly, once they discover that the reaI
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The kidneys are Natures chief way Of TAX
Ing the excess acids and waste out Of the
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pints a day.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
ooisonoos matter to remain in your blood. it
leg pains, loss Of pep and energy, getting up
nights. swelling. pufiness under the EYES.
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
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Don't watt Ask your druppist Sor no.,,.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03

Error-Dickey. Runs batted in-Ken-
nedy, Dillinger, Coleman, Judnich,
Kramer, Heath 8. Two base hit-Baker.
Home runs Judnich, Heath. Stolen
bases Tucker, Michaels, Dillinger.
Sacrifice-Kramer 2. Left on bases -
Chicago II, st. Louis S. Bases on balls
Grove l, Gebrian l, Kramer S, Smith
l: Strikeouts - Grove 2, Kramer .,
Smith 2. Hits-off Grove 5 in 3 in
nings; none out in fourth; off Geb.
rian 4 in 2, Off Smith o in 3. Losing
p~1tcher-Grove. Umpires-Summers, Rue
Paparella and Mckinley. Time 2:12. At
tendance 1914
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Fain,
Suder, Joost, Majeski, Scheib, McCosky,
Chapman, Williams 3, Doerr, Tebbetts,
Jones. Two base hits-Majeski 2, Pesky,
Williams. Three base hits-Moses. Home
runs-Suder, Tebbetts, Williams, Doerr.
Sacrifices - McCosky, Suder. Double
play%Joost. Suder and Fain, Doerr and
Jones, Doerr, Pesky and Jones. Left on
bases-Philadelphia 9, Boston Q. Base
on balls-off Scheib 4, Galehouse l,
EParnel 1, johnson 2. S~trikeouts-by
Scheib l, by Galehouse 1. Hits-off
Scheib II in Z 2-3 innings; off Savage
0 in 1 1-3 innings, off Galehouse II In
5 %, off johnson 1 in 1, Parnel1 4 in
2 Ia. Wild p~itch-Parnen. Winning
pitcher-Savage. Losing pitcher-ParneI.
| Umpires-McG owan, Berry and Weafer.
Time 2.23. Attendance 80, 809.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
FOUR SENC DOCTORS
GRANTED LICENSES
BY MEDICAL BOARD
Especial To The Star

RALEIGH, July 2. - -Four
southeastern North Carolina doctors
we're among the % to have their
licenses granted today by the State
Board of Medical Examiners on
the basis of their certification in
other states.
Those granted licenses included
DR.. Fred Mcpherson Burdette, Jr.,
of Southport; DR.. Harold Artemus
Peck of Lumberton; DR.. Joseph
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
Former Minesweepers
Arrive AT Southport
Especial To The starr

N0PCCA0A ~
SOUTHPORT, July 2. - The
two Navy Minesweepers recently
placed on the block by the Ship
ping Surplus Board and bid In by
the Brunswick Navigation company
and Mrs. r. F. Plaxco, Of South
port, are now at the local factory.
being converted into smenhaden
boats. Reports are that they will
be ready for service within two
months.
Against an average length Of
about 100 feet Of the other local
menhaden boats, the mine sweep
ers are each 1877 fpoters and they
have beams said to be about 70
feet wider. Estimates Of what they
will carry in the way OF fish runs
all of the way from eight hundred
thousand to a million fish. The big
sest boat Of the present heet Is
well loaded when 1t has half a mil
lion fish aboard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03

tered nine Cub hits, and Selma
Smithfield played e~rrorless ball.
The Cubs made four miscues. Don
Brown started for the Cubs, but
he was jerked in the fifth during
a six-run spree by Selma-Smith-
field. Osgood replaced him and
finished the game.
Zakoski flannel eight AMI walke6
only two during the contest, gain,
ing his seventh win Of the year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
Us GET is HITS
IN TO s VICTORY

BOSTON, July .-PE The Ath-
tics blasted three Red Sox pitch
rs for Is hits for a 7-6 victory
onight before a packed $1,000
rowd. Four of the Boston TALES
esulted from homers by Ted Will
ans (No. 40, Bobby Doerr and
}irdie Tebbetts. Pete Suder hit Tor
ne circuit for the AS second run.
hey scored the clincher in the
ninth when Sam Chapman singled
il Barney McCoskey.
PHILADELPHIA ALB = H o A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
H0MERS HARRY
CHIS0X, 7 TO !

ST. LOUIS, jury z.-Home run:
by jeff Heath and Walt Judnicl
helped the St. Louis Browns to /;
II to l victory tonight over the
Chicago White Sox with hurle
Jack Kramer scattering eight hit,
and five walks to te victors to give
him six victories against the same
number of losses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
BASH
0TTMEN, ll-3

BROOKLYN, July 1 - ~ -
Scoring nine runs in a furious
fourth inning, the highest scoring
inning in the National League this
season, the Brooklyn Dodgers de-
feated the New York Giants 11-3
tonight before approximately 49,
0O1 fans at Ebbets field.
Ralph Branca struck out 10 bat
tiers in gaining his 18th victory.
NEW YORK AR r n GA
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
COTTON

CLEMSON. S. c., July 2 -Pe
The disease affecting young cot
ton plants in several piedmont
counties Of South Carolina has
been pronounced ascochyta by DR..
G.. M. Armstrong, Clemson college
extension service pathologist.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03

Errors Lohrke, Cooper, Kennedy.
Runs batted in-Edwards ~, Vaughan
~, F,lrillo az, Walker, Marshall e..
Robinson, Gearhart. Two base hits -
Vaughan, Walker, Mize. Kerr (2). Three
base hit-Fu1llo. Home runs-Edwards,
Marshall, Gearhart. Sacrifice-Walker.
Double play-Thomson, Mize and Kerr.
Left on bases-New York 5, Brooklyn 5.
Bases on ba1ls-off Kennedy S, off Har-
tung i, off Ayers 2, off Branca l..
Struck out-by Branca 10, by Kennedy
3, by Begss 1, by Ayers 1. Hits-off
Kennedy 2 In 3 % innings; off Har-
tung 2 in o; off Beggs 4 in 1 ID; off
Ayers. 0 in :; off Hansen o in l. Wild
pitches Ayers (2). Passed ball -
Cooper. Losing pitcher-Kennedy. I'm
pires+Gore, Pinelh and Barlick. Time
2:36. Attendance 1878.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03
If Stomach Gas Or
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03

Runs batted in - N~esselrode 2,
Phillips, McQuillen, Wilson 2,
Keane, Stone, Denning, Miller.
Two-base hits - Messing 2, Jack
son, Miller, Wilson, Keane. Home
runs - Nesselrode, McQuillen. Stol.
en- bases - Holiday, Wilson, Keane.
Sacrifices - Collins. Double plays
T. Phillips, Collins and Leach;
IKeane, Quinn and Shoffner; Col
Inns and Leach. Left on bases -
Dunn-Erwin 8, Sanford 8. Bases on
balls-ot: Tondbriand 10, Stone 5.
Struck out, by - Tondbriand 5,
Stone 7. Hit by pitcher, by - Stone
(Tondbriand); Tondbriand CKeane)
Passed balls - Haywood 2. Um-
pires - ReviIle and Mitchell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03

INCREASED RATES SOUGHT
RALEIGH, July 2 -(Pe Mem.
bers of the state utilities commits
sion listened sympathetically to.
day at a hearing on application
of the Rowan Telephone Co. for
increased rates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-03

Lawrence Shepard Of Newton
Grove and DR.. Eleanor Mccoy
Williams Of Jacksonville,
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church Homecoming, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde klingler and
son Keith called at the c. Z. King
Ter home, Sunday p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 2. Hartman and
son Jay spent Sunday at the Erwin
Hartman home.
Marleen Crawford spent Monday
p. m. with Sue Clauss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Moser and
family spent Tuesday at the Erwin
Moser home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Clauss and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Boyd of near
Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wilkins, Jr.,
and family called at the Delbert Will
kins home, Sunday p. m.
Don Oates, Dale Owens and son
Tommy attended a football game at
Columbus, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hinely of To-
ledo called Saturday at the o. ?.
Hartman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schaffer, Jim
my Fox, Sam and Tom Brau, Mas
silon; and Chas. Montgomery called
at the Erwin Moser home, Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Hartman, Velva Cahill,
Ethel McGee and May Steinman Wis
tied at the o. P. Hartman home, Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hilty called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Spencer of Bow
ling Green, Thursday.
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daughter Elizabeth were in Colum-
bus Saturday for the Ohio State
So. Calf. football game.
Mrs. Walter Cupp went to Cleye-
land Tuesday, and on Wednesday her
son Richard, who had been a patient
in Fairview Park hospital for ten
days, returned home with her where
he Is recuperating from his recent
operation.
Mrs. F. c. Marshall will be hostess
to the Bay View Study club Of Lima,
Monday afternoon of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Begg, sons
John and William and Richard Maple
of South Bend, Ind, were Sunday
dinner guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheridan Best and family near
Columbus Grove. The occasion cele-
brated the birthday anniversaries of
Mr.. Begg and Mr.. Best.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, who left
three years ago for Los Angeles,
Calf, and for the past year has been
employed at Adrian's, will in the fu-
ture be manager of the Elizabeth
Kardos Fashion Salon in Cleveland.
She left here Monday to take over
her new position.
Mrs. Elnora Steiner will be hostess
to the Friendly Neighbors club Thurs
day afternoon of next week with the
following program: Song, Roll Call;
Poem-"The County Fair" Mrs.
Audrey Hauenstein; Special Music;
Monologue, "Grandpa Snubbins Goes
to a Cry'npractice Doctor" LaVaun
Amstutz and Sybil Reichenbach;
Song.
Mrs. Ernest Erect and Mrs. Orr
vile Huber of the Findlay Neighbors
club and Mrs. Herbert Marshall, Mrs.
Clarence Begg and Mrs. Edgar Begg
of the Profit and Pleasure club at
tended a demonstration in the home
of Mrs. William Smith near Lima
last Tuesday, on "How to prepare
and Serve a Buffet Lunch" which
was in charge of Miss Ruth Winner
and representative from Ohio State
University. A lunch was prepared
and served to the delegates who will
bring back reports to their clubs.
Messrs. Clarence and Edgar Begg
and Herbert Marshall attended a
meeting of the Farmers club held
in Vaughnsville last Thursday
evening with dinner and a talk by
DR.. Falconer on Food production and
conservation.
Mr.. Calvin Leimbach, Vo-Ag.
teacher at Bluffton and Beaverdam
was a supper guest in the home of
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ROckpOrt

Mrs. Gladys Long of Loudenville
was a Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Marshall.
Richard Maple of South Bend, Ind,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Begg and family for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Core of near
West Liberty spent Wednesday
among friends and relatives in this
community.
Mrs. Glen Huber signed a card at
the Putnam county fair more than
week ago that won for her fifteen
gallons of motor oil from the Mara
thon Oil Co.
Mrs. r. C. Marshall and Mrs. Orlo
Marshall attended a joint meeting of
the Advance club and the Bi-Centen-
NAL club at the high school building
in Pandora, Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Carl King of Bryan, former presi-
dent of the N. w. District Federated
clubs, was the speaker. She brought
report of the National Federated
club meeting held in New York City
the past summer where delegates had
the privilege of attending a session
of the Z. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Campbell and