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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
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i3-Business Opportunities

-EAUTY SHOP for sale. AL new
equipment Reasonable price.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and acquaintance for
their kindness and sympathy
shown in the recent illness ana
Gaath of our wife and mother.
Row R. Williams and Family
U8 Chestnut street.
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opposite Maffitt Village.
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1887 CHEVROLET. radio, heater
new tires. 406 Marsteller. Dial
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FOR RENT at Wrightsville sound.
five room house, lights. water.
city gas. Phone 8-2443.
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Mrs. Fonnie Pierce
Posses Az Home
Lost Friday Night

Mrs Fannie beuba Pierce, 70
years Of age, died nj her home IN
kreba Lane on Friday, October
~ at plb0 D. M
Mrs Pierce was n native Of
Derry, XIV, but had lived In Pas
enRoula Tor the past fifty five
years,
She Ia survived by her husband,
Vnlefy ~ Pierce and one daunh
ter, Mrs Gene Bfanam 0f Pas
eaRouln She IA also survived bv
two aiatefu, Mrs. G, A. swlteer
and Mlas Louise Leuba, both Of
Grand Bay, fifteen grandchildren
and four great grandchildren
Funeral services were held NJ
her residence In kfebs Lame on
Saturday afternoon, October IA,
with the Hev, H. X Irwin con
Quoting the services, The Inter
ment was In the Orange drove
eemetfy
Pail bearers were fhufstan
switsef, Charles swltspE Eugene
Leubu, X G Mcleod, Vance Val
verde, and Norbert Turner
Fails Funeral Services were IN
charge VI the funeral arrange
mpnta.
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Mrs. T. L. Cobb In
Hostess To Circle
OF Womon's Society

ON Monday morning Mrs r. l.,
Cobb extended pleasant hospital
ity to the circle nf the wuman'a
Missionary society 0f the Firat
Baptist church " phHeauoula Ut
which she In chairman, At one Of
lta regular meptlnuAN
The circle decided 10 adopt the
name "Clifton ~ lIbrria" a. IT.
own In honor Of Df and Mrs iiaf
rlH who have recently zone, 10 the
foreign mlAhloh service and whose
work II expects IN follow
The new officers OF the circle
are Mrs Cobb, chairman, Mrs q,
n McIlwaln, eo.chhltmahi Mira M
O. Laraen, secretary tfeasnfefl
Mrs. H. H. RUSSELL community
miealonsl Mrs Phillip Ware, mis-
sion study Mira Nj Baum, Bible
study. MIRA liayloua Stokes, stew
ardshlp and Mrs n b. cole go
elAl chairman
The opening devotional was led
by Mira Russell following which
chapters from the book, "thht
the World MAY Know" Nv White,
were discussed BY Mira, Ware,
The work Tor the coming year
WAa briefly outlined during the
short business sesaloh
The meeting was closed with
prayers by Mrs MeilWAlh
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News From Voncleove =.
Library Association Meeting Held
AT School House Last Friday Night

and children OF Georgetown, S'
C., are visiting Mrs Rublo'a moth
ef, Mira, Bertha Wilson, and either
relatives Other visitors TO Mrs,
Wilson over the weekend were
Mr.. and Mrs, ulmer Wilson and
children, Mr. and Mrs Jake Keen
and aon, Mr.. and Mira Dudley
Keen, all from Virgins
Miss Edna L0ekard from Merl
dian Ia visiting Mr. and Mrs, j. ",
LockHrd and family
Quite d large number of people
attended the H. H. A, meeting In
Luecdale Saturday They were az
follows Olin Davis, olin belans
oey, Palma Murphy, Al Stagg, G,
u. Dces, H. H. Taylor, CASTOR
Groves, H. y, lIaWley, Ray ilas
venh, II, u, Morris, lloyee Taylor,
Mrs DeSotn, MI, aud Mrs Il NJ,
spauldlng and probably others
Mr., and Mrs, w g. Groves vis'
tied IN the Mt Pleasant commun'
ity Sunday
A hearty welcome awaits the
new Methodist minister the Rev
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Tho regular monthly meeting
Of the v%ancleavo Library Assoc
citation wan held Friday night at
the school houae. A splendid pro
gram OF music and fun was en-
1oyod by a large CROWD. Those
taking part In the program were,
Misses Winnie Holden, Elvn Mae
Ware, Peggy Deea and Clara NJ.
dis, Mrs. Jacob Lockard, Mrs, N,
w. Ramsay, Clyde Cunningham,
Jacob Lockafd and Edward FL
us, Refreshments OF cookies and
punch were served by the hose
tehaea.
Frank Morgan left Sunday for
n hospital In Atlanta, whore he
goes for treatment,
Those attending the District
Teachers meeting In uulfport on
Monday wefei Mr.. and Mrs, H. l.,
MeCleskey. Mrs. l. T. Ravens,
Mrs. Otis Wilson, Mrs Mack Rob.
crtn. Mrs, H. -, Morris, Mira,
George penton, Mrs. r H. Muir
ply, Jr., and Mrs Ray Ravens,
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Huble
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earliest times 70 the present and
then turned the program over 10
Mrs clara Martin Wh0 told Of the
lumber Industry VI MipaisAlnnh
which ranks fourth Ia tho union
Mira Martin was lNll0wpd by
Mm \, 4, Abbey, who tead a
naper nn the tuhinn industry
written hy MfH, n, n Ford, WIN
was unable w he present
Mrs h " MAhntfpy Told Ot the
newer natural reaNufeee Nt Mia
slhaippi and Miha VVlh Mckinley
closed the program nh An entlm
iatle note hN tellinH NJ the w
efeAaina revenues ~ the Hlele
and pranheoNlnH a very ntaanel
otis future.
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Won,on's Club
Studies States
Industries

The t'aseaaoula Womah's club
continued ia study " M%lasisalnpi
with q program 0n white Natural
Resources ~ the aiate,N AZ the
october meeting " the ornaniAa
ton IA Lincoln iiall FhufHday,
October 10, ~ 4 y NJ
The leader for the afternoon
waa Mrs, Il 7, Justice, who read
n paper covering the history ~
the states natural resources from
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Pleasure WAS niVth ~ a .hinh
HrhnNl auNlel enrhnhHed VI killN
llanih lpapN nufNtftsh NNittia
lVulheh Kathleen elhrhNha, hah
ME sue hyrd ahd ftAhhie flvsb
who MNtn AetaWhahted hN thvit
dhertoh Mra, v Il h|RlAihhAlh
am, aa pianist Va the eihhihR AZ
lAVpn Millinery WiieesN ant "llN
the hehd W the hiNNh"
A uAeiNl haur followed and AZ
lhlA time a rptrVshment eahipe
WAa served hN the hesteBstsl
MpHdAmeA H. g. f,allitb hAdNlhh
rfnllseR A. A aWinpit and Mis-
Martin and Miss MekhltN
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II. N, Alaworth and family, who
come here from Roxle
Mr., and Mrs Hardy Ramsay
and daughter Rosemary, have
moved from Pnhoaaoula back TO
their home here.
Mr. and Mrs, George penton
were dinner guests OF Mr. and
Mrs r H. Murphy, Jr, on Mon.
day night
Harry Ruble Is visiting In the
home Of Mr. and Mrs, Hardy Ram.
shy and others,
Mr., and Mrs, Buddy" Davis
moved into the former llatliff
homo on Wednesday Mi aud
Mrs Stewart also have an apart
mont IN thlf same house,
Mr. and Mrs, H. D. Morris were
shoppers In Ocean Springs ON
saturday On Friday they were
visitors In pnacngoula
Mr. and Mira Vertla Ramsay
and children Of p%aaonRoula vla.
tied Mrs NJ W. Ramsay a few
DAYS last week,
Mrs Burton Roberts and dnunhs
ter visited In paaeaKoula Satuf.
day,
The Womanu Missionary Society
held an interesting program on
Mckee al The regular prayer ser
vice Wednesday night Mrs H.
H. Daniels wan In charge
Mrs u, A East IA spending two
weeks In Washington D. G,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mccleakcy
and aons spent Saturday In Hat
tleahufg
During the weekend the Morris.
Brooks home had as Hucata Miss
Angellne Mussia, New Orleans,
and Mra, Ralph Dennis OF New
Augusta
Mrs II n Taylor who has been
quite ILL., h improving
William q Daniels, wife and
aan OF Mobile, spent The
with their parents, Mr.
and Mra, Luke Danlela
H. II, Morris left Sunday nfs
Iernoon FOR u short stay In New
)rleana
Mr. and Mrs, George punton
md daughter, Ann, Visited In
iaaeaaoula, Gautler and Biloxi
~ Saturday
Misses Doris ilawley from Miss
southern At llattleaburn and
Marjorie ilnwlev Of pofklnaton
Junior college spent the weekend
II home,
G, N, catledne left Thufaday
or hia home In AHrieola, after u
lisit In the Ray Ravens house,
MI, and Mrs O. G, Cochran, Mr.
md Mra Jessie Ravens attended
he marriage Of Mlaa Winnie
In Oautler, on sunday
Mira, Annie H. Todd, Miaa hes
lie Vellea and Mrs, Frank O'Nenl
paacagoula were here Friday
m hualneaa,
The Young Womena Clnaa of the
Methodist Sunday school upon
u lovely shower lUr Mra
slift Furry Monday nlRht Al the
church, Many lovely gifts We're
presented the honoree after which
refreshments, sandwiches, cake
and punch were served To about
auesta
MIR and Mrs, Roy IiNrria and
ian OF niloNl, were dinner quests
al Thursday nlpht OF Mr. and
Mira Hutton Raherta,
Mira, RAY llavena Ia teaehing
The seventh grade art achnul
Mn and Mra Wallace Ramsay
and children We're viaitnra ut MrH
N, W. Ramsay during the week
IA Ia ~aettnaial That an nappnnt
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II " estimated that 40 percent
Of raw matertaM Imported intu
the United States eoma hom
South America
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Fails 10 Touch Ball, Gets
Credit for Soccer Goal
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. Student
Coach Turner Hastings, who also
plays on the forward line Of the
washington college soccer team,
scored a goal yesterday without
touching the ball.
The Eastern Shore hooters won
their fourth straight Mason-Dixon
Conference victory, 80, at the ex-
pense of Loyola by virtue of this
freak play:
Loyola's Buns Vadali accidentally
headed a corner kick into his own
goal while trying to defect the ball
and Coach Hastings. as the nearest
Washington player to the ball, was
credited with the goal. He later
booted a second goal, this time with
his foot.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Collisions Of Leaders
Head Pro Grid Card
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The leaders
in both of professional footballs
major leagues run smack into one
another tomorrow and, instead of
the traditional dull, sickening thud
the result is likely to be touch
down explosion.
In the National League it's Jock
Sutherland's sly Steelers Of Pitts
burgh against Curly Lambeau's
Green Bay Packers at Milwaukee
The All-America Conference feature
sends the Cleveland Browns to Buff
falo for return engagement with
the Bills.
In the Conference, Paul Browns
Cleveland Club, upset only by Los
Angeles in eight starts, is all alone
at the top Of the Western section.
Buffalo is only half stride behind
Ray Flaherty's New York Yankees
in the Eastern group. Each club has
won six games and lost two, but
the Bills also have tie on their
record.
These two contests highlight a
Sunday program of five games in
the older league and three in the
youthful conference.
Brooklyn slipped into second place
in the Eastern division after having
been tied with Baltimore by defeat
ing the winless Chicago Rockets, 7-3,
at Ebbets Field last night. It was
the Dodgers first home victory this
season and their second in eight
starts.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Hoyos' Bid to Pineapple Bowl
Hinoes on Result of &c. Tilt

ticularly are anxious to play a game
in the Nations Capital on their
visit. Tulane will play Hawaii there
next year, Schwagel said.
"Of course, if B. G. gives us a
good licking today the bowl game
definitely is off, Schwagel said,
"and the same applies if we should
lose badly to Villanova or George
Washington in our last two games
But if we can win today 1t looks
pretty good for the trip as this is
the toughest team on our schedule. +"
Schwagel, Father Matthew w.
Kane, faculty director of athletics,
and three members of the Athletic
Council will meet when the team
returns to Washington to consider
the invitation officially.
Georgetown ruled two to three
touchdown underdog against the
Eagles on the muddy gridiron OF
Braves Field. The baseball dia-
mond has not been sodded and the
mud was ankle deep in yesterday S
workout,
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Terps' Mascot Missing,
Students Employ Sub

Testudo, the University Of Mary
lands 4O0-pound diamonback ter
rapin, rapidly is going down as the
most-missing mascot in college his
tory. He was there on his stone
pedestal at noon yesterday, and a
couple of hours later he was miss
ing. He still Is, and Maryland stu
dents, of course, blame West Vir-
ginia University supporters.
"A week ago Testudo disappeared
for half a day preceding the Vir-
ginia Tech game. and last spring
he showed up in Baltimore for a
lacrosse game against John Hopkins,
Previous years also have seen Tes-
tudo disappear before important
games.
This time, though, Maryland was
prepared. On deck is a genuine,
sure enough live terrapin ready to
do mascot duty for today's home
coming game.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Completed Pass
Plus Interference
EquuIs 7st Down

Here's the story on that first
down G. w. got last night by
going only S yards on four
downs during it's touchdown
drive. The fourth play was q
completed pass from Frank
Cavello to Pete Labukas. 1t
made only a total of 5 yards
for the four downs, but officials
moved the sticks and the Co.
lonials continued on to their
score.
Referee w. R. Dukes ex-
planned after the game that
there was pass interference on
that play even though it was a
completed pass, and that means
a first down. He admitted that
things were happening SO fast
that he didn't give the signal
for it until too late for anyone
TO notice.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
CoIoniuIs' Future Seen as Dim
After 42-6 Beating byV.P.I.

game losing string before G. w.
homecoming turnout Of 10000 at
Grifilth Stadium.
"I can tell you what's wrong, but
T can't tell you why" said Skip
afterward. We've got injuries, but
also we're just not blocking and tao
king. I never saw anything like it.
I know it's the worse season I've had
and imagine it's the worst season
G. WIS ever had, too.
"I promise you, though, that we're
going to win game yet before we're
through. I don't know who We'll
beat, but we'll beat somebody yet"
The Colonials have an open date
next week, and thereafter wind up
against Wayne, Georgetown and
Kings Point.
Ray Beasley was the particular
thorn in the Colonials' side last
night, racking up three of the Cob
bier touchdowns and otherwise ruin
ing the homecoming. On the third
play of the game he romped so yards
to tally and things got worse there
after. Still in the first quarter he
went SO yards to score and in the
third it was a minor buck of 5 yards
for his third I'd.
The Gobblers managed only one
marker in the second frame, a
36-yard reverse play with Sterling
Wingo Juggling the leather and got
none at all in the final. The third
was their best with three scores.
Touchdowns in addition to Beasleys
were by Dick De Shazo, who pulled
In a 24-yard pass from Ray Bowles
and by Dave Thomas on a 32-yard
run. Two of these touchdown drives
started with intercepted passes.
The Colonials saved their record
of not having been shut out this
season by tallying in the last quarter
at the end of 70-yard drive. Joe
Bernot pounded through the middle
for the last few inches after he,
Pete Labukas and Frank Cavallo
led drive that picked up four first
downs en- route.
A couple of other G. w. threats
were stopped by the v. P. I. line on
the Tech 18 and on the Tech 10 In
the second frame.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Three Local Schoolboy Teams
Riskino Undefeuted Records

Baltimore Friends at Baltimore, as
the host team racked up its fourth
straight Interstate Academic Con-
ference win. Gaithersburg kept
National Training School from the
win column by taking 60 decision
over the Trainers with Gil Thomp-
son making the score in the opening
frame.
Bethesda got back in the win COL
umn, registering its fourth triumph
against two setbacks by taking Fred
erick, $50, at Frederick. Herb Spain
scored three of the Barons' four
markers. Also on an out-of-to town
trip. but this one unsuccessful, was
Dewitt. 1t lost, 25-12, to Allentown
(Pa.) High. Gene Taylor and Sonny
White scored Devitt's touchdowns.
Evening star., 1947-11-01

Today's a big day for several OF
the top schoolboy elevens here
about. st. Johns, Episcopal and
Bulls all are risking flve-game un-
defeated strings and chances are
that at least one Of them may
tumble today. The Johnnles are
playing at Georgetown Prep, Epis-
copal is host to Randolph Macon
and Bulls is at Fork Union Mill
tary Academy.
A couple of losing strings were
enlarged to five in a row for st:
Albans and National Training School
Yesterday, while George Washing
ton racked up its third straight win
by edging Newport News; 7-6, last
night at Alexandria. Halfnack
Corkey Fones booted that valuable
extra point for the Presidents after
Bob Hanna scored the touchdown
with four minutes of the game left.
That drive started when End Don
Weatherwax recovered tumble on
the Newport News AZ. Hanna, Ted
Potts and Fones sparked the drive
that ended in Hanna's score. A pass
from Lew Taylor to Bob Panayotis
in the first frame gave the visitors
their marker.
st. Albans was a 900 victim OF
Evening star., 1947-11-01
By q sioff Correspondent Of The stor

BOSTON, Nov. There is a
good chance" that Georgetown
will compete in the Pineapple Bowl
in Honolulu on January l, 1948,
If the Hoyas beat Boston College
here today, according to Gradu-
ate Manager of Athletics Rome
Schwagel.
News leaked out yesterday that
DR.. Francois D. Eliscu of the Uni
versity of Hawaii had radioed an in
vitation to Georgetown, but Schwa-
gel said the series had been con-
templated for some time. In fact,
original negotiations were begun
two years ago.
The bowl game two months from
today was dependent upon a return
game which would be played in
Washington during the regular sea-
son of 1949, plus Georgetowns sue
cesses in the meantime.
Hawaii will play Army at West
Point in 1949 and the invaders par