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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-03-15
DISCRIMINATION

DISCRIMINATION - Atty.
Wallace, counsel of the Worces-
ter Branch NAACP brought to a
successful conclusion the dis
elimination case of the Worces-
ter Hotel Coronado VS.. the Chi
cago Collegions basketball team.
TO BE WE'D. Mrs. Beatrice
Smith Of 8 Carroll st. announces
the wedding of her niece, Miss
Edith M, Kelly to Isaiah Watson
will be solemnized Sunday,
March %, at 4 p. m. in Belmont
A. M. E. Zion Church. The re-
ception will follow Immediately
after the ceremony at 8 Carroll
st. PASTOR LOSES GRIP. Rev.
Benjamin, pastor of the A. M. E.
Church has recovered from a
sudden attack Of the grippe and
filled his pulpit Sunday. IN AT
LANTA, GA. Mrs. Emma
Brown Of Palmer st. left Wor-
cester Saturday for Atlanta TO
be the guest of her niece, Mrs.
Catherine Redding for two
months. SURPRISE PARTY.
Angie Morse celebrated her
birthday working at Matthew's.
Later she was surprised with a
lovely party which lasted till the
wee hours. She received many
lovely gifts. 49, Birthday greet
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Quoted by Mr.. F. Troliver of
Springfield College. The Fidelity
Club met recently at the home
of Mrs. Lucy Grenshaw of Logan
Street. 49, Mrs. Felix Burke of
Quincy st. is i'll in Springfield
Hospital and Mr.. Burke is much
improved. 49, Mrs. Betty Rood of
Dwight st. is confined to her
home with illness. - Mrs. Bessie
Whiting of Hampden, Mass, en-
tertained over the weekend her
niece and nephew, Mildred and
Charles Benjamin, also James
Whiting Jr., Mrs. Edith Hilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gillard and
Gene Harris. - DAUGHTER
EVELYN GREENE Is chairman
of the benefit dance given by
the FORGET ME NOT TEMPLE
302 at the Phono Village on
March 81. - Rev. Costin A.
Franklin, Pastor of New Hope
Church of God in Christ, re-
Gently returned from a trip to
Texas accompanied by Mrs.
Franklin. He reported having
had great success in his mission
there but on his return to
Springfield he found that the
devil was busy making false
charges against him as report
ed in a statement concerning
him using a gun to collect rents
from tenants in his property.
Rev. Mr.. Franklin was found not
guilty of the charge in District
court and completely exonerat-
ed on testimony of Officer
OBrien. He was represented by
Atty. Shapiro.
Miss Adele Addison, a four
time winner of the Junior
League Scholarship who re-
Gently won the state addition for
been appointed soloist at the
First Church, Court Square, in
this city, the first colored per-
son to be so honored by a white
church in the city.
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one is hoping to see them again
real soon. WESLYN GUILD of
st. Andrews Church is sponsor
ing a program Sunday, March l6
$3.50 p. m. at the church. Rev.
Gibson of the Church of God in
Christ will be the speaker. A
baked ham dinner will be served
in the church vestry before the
program from IL to 3. All mem
bers and friends are invited to
attend. Dolly H. Breyard, Secre-
.tary, MAR RIAGE. Horace
(Church) Carlos, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Carlos, and Miss
Marilyn Wilson, daughter of Mr..
Leslie Wilson, were married in
this city on Tuesday, March 4,
at the home of the groom'S
father at SO Glen st. Rev. Hill
man Mays of the A. M. E. church
OBLIGATED. VETS WIN. The Wor-
cester colored vets paced by
Bud Ward, Bud Johnston and
Sud Wright, defeated the West
Newton Black Giants by the
score of 40 to % at North High
gym on March 8. Bud Ward was
high for the Vets with II points
while A. Meredith got 7 for the
losers. The game was well at
tended and the dance that fol-
lowed was a huge success. TO
NEWLYWEDS. The best OF
homes are those that serve God
and are loyal to their church
The progress of the community
depends on you, - Smorgasbord
means butter, cheese and bread
1t takes SIS to 60 muSkrat skins
to make one fur coat. - Accord
ing to some, Chinese eggs i'm
prove with time. - Children'E
shoes should not be resoled fol
further wear unless they are one
inch longer and one quarter
inch wider than the child's foot
Kitchen fat is still needed Il
boost low fat supplies. Save al
| you can and sell it to your mea-
dealer. He pays for every pound
A broiler, according to fedora
standards for dressed chickens
is 8 to IL weeks old. Of either SCI
it must not weigh over 212 lbs
and its meat must be sufficient
ly soft to be cooked by broiling
RACE RELATIONS SPEAKER
Race relations was the subjec
of Rev. r. Lowe of Vermont Sun.
day at the 10:45 a. m. service 0,
Hope Congregational Church
CHEERIOS. The program of The
Cheerios committee completed
plans for their American Day
Tea. A speaker will be an.
nounced, subject, the prominent
| part the Cherries have taken in
Continued on Page FiUe)
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Taking a Step Forward" was
the theme of the sermon by Rev.
j F Bailey Sunday. Supplying
the music was the Junior Choir
directed by Mrs. George Bailey.
The time is drawing quickly for
you to plan to attend the Pew
Rally" sponsored by the Ladies
Aid of Shiloh Sunday, March %.
The first Easter pageant in years
will be presented at Shiloh
Easter Sunday night when the
Sunday School will portray "the
Alabaster Box" with a cast Of
local favorites. Plan now to at
tend.
CLUB NEWS: Billed as an
outstanding event Of the season,
the Lend-A-Hand Club will pre-
sent John Dixon tenor, assisted
by Marion Tyler, soprano, at
Shiloh Church on Tuesday,
March Is at 300 p. m. 1t may
be remembered that Mr.. Dixon,
student at the Symphony Con-
seryatoTy, was the famous "Sil-
yer Masked Tenor" of radio fame
and that this hard working or
ganization deserves a great deal
Of credit for the presentation Of
such a stellar attraction. Pur-
chase your tickets from any
member of the committee name
ly: Mesdames: States, Bosfield,
Fisher, Dorothy Parham or
Hayes. On Thursday at $50 p.
m, sharp, the Girl Scout troop
of this community will present a
play entitled High links at Hol-
lister" at the Community Cen
ter with the admission being 35c
as a tribute to this troop and
their Woodworking scoutmaster
Veronica Lanier, all should sup
port this fine endeavor. On
Thursday, March 27, $3.50 p. m
the Educational Committee, Mrs
Sarah Schenck, chairman, will
present FREE MOVIES at the
Center; the movies being do
mated by the Bell Telephone
Company. This is a West Med
ford Community Club project.
Well, it's here and gone but
already sentiment was voiced fol
another party of it's kind mex
| year and this committee under
the direction of Elmer Kountz'
really deserves a load Of credi
for the splendid handling of thi.
/ Company K reunion and Stai
held last Monday at the Soutl
Armory. More than ore hundred
men turned out and was reall.
a treat to see some of the ganl
once more and talk of old times
Music was supplied by HiIlery
Rose and his Combo, with somt
special acts by entertainer!
which went over big. Coming
from New York was Pete Silva
former Captain in the Trans
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WEST NEWTON

How the city should rejoice
be glad and give aid to the
churches in the rural districtsl
Although weak and small, the
country churches are as brave
soldiers holding the line and
telling the enemy, you shall not
break through.
Come out and help US, You
should hear these themes. Last
Sunday mornings theme was
Il Will Meet You as a God and
Not as a Man" God is always
willing to meet us better than
halfway. We reap what we SOW.
God calls down judgment upon
the rich and naughty cities, ma
tons and individuals. They may
leave Him out in Joy but they
will seek Him in shame, sorrow
and poverty. Hear Him say,
vengeance is mine and I will
not only pay but repay. For
am God and there is none be-
side me. Look back, repent and
change Your ways, o We wise en-
chanters, stargazers, sorcerers,
astrologers and prognosticators,
for we are blind leading the
blind. I hold the clouds, the
wind, the waves, and will deal
with you as a God and not as
a man
Coming to His own" was the
topic for the evening sermon.
The Kingdom of God on earth
is love and care for others, our
neighbors. The Ten Command
ments are herein reduced to
two: Love God and love neigh
Dor. Here are perfect security
unalloyed happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Aston
were guests at Mt. Zion last
Sunday. Mt. Zion was repre-
sented by Mrs. M. L. Robertson
president of the Missionary So
ciety; Mr.. and Mrs. Wooden
Mrs. Sally Hall and Mrs. M
Higgins at the Missionary ser
vice which was held Sunday,
p. m. at Peoples Baptist Church
Boston.
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SPRINGFIELD
By Oliver NJ. Bugs
49 Franklin Street

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - The
new Executive Secretary, Alex
ander B. Mapp, assisted by
Charles H. Hill and a staff OF
capable workers, have outlined
a program looking toward voca-
tional opportunities of much
moment to this community
Chairman of the 1947 program is
Miss RebeCca Johnson, asst
Supt. of the Washington School.
A radio broadcast over station
WSPR starts March 10 and on
March 16 at st. Johns Congl
Church at $3.50 p. m. with ]. A.
Thomas, of the Urban League
as guest speaker; panel discus
sion at Mt. Calvary Bapt. Church
March II with W. A. Cowing and
Mrs. Mary Mclean of the School
Dept. and T. o. Armstrong Of
the Westinghouse Electric Co.;
March Is at 8 p. m. at Mt. Oliyet
Community House, with L. B.
Jeffreries Of the Community
Chest, DR.. W. B. Jones, dentist,
and David Taylor, of. Perkins
Machinery Co., Mrs. Inez Evans
presiding; March 10 at Alden
st. Bapt. Church, subject, 1.-THE
Veteran Howard Edmonds,
presiding; March 20 at Bethel
A. M. E. Church, subject plan
Now for Your Future" Charles
Hill presiding, with DR.. Seth
Arsenia of Springfield College,
Atty. ]. C. Clarkson and H. S,
Mccormick, of American Bosch
Corp'n.
THE HARRIET TPBMAN So
ciety met this month at the
home of Mrs. Margaret JoSey Of
Brigham st. - THE ALDEN ST,
BAPTIST CHURCH'S leadership
training course is being con-
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6 p. m. Youth Fellowship; 7;30
p. m. Vesper service; wednesday
8 p. m. teachers meeting; Fri
days, 8 p. m, prayer meeting,
Youth night the fourth Friday
of each month.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs. John Joyce of Will
mingtOn spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Eskridge.
Misses Joyce Pruitt and Arvalene
Locates of Laurel were weekend
guests of Miss Joyce Eskridge
The COunt-On-Me Club was en-
tertained Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Marguerite Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snedaker
and daughter of AudOban, n. J. re-
turned home Sunday after spending
several days here with the latters
mother, Mrs. Harry Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ScOot OF
Georgetown were weekend guests
OF the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Mitchell
spent the weekend i'll Milford with
the latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard F'urniss.
Funeral services were held here
| Friday from the Bethel Methodist
| Chuch for Mrs. Caroline Wright
who died Tuesday after a very brief
illness. She is survived by the fol-
lowing children, Mr.. James Wright,
Chester, Pa, Mr.. Vernon Wright of
Bridgeton, N. c., Mr.. Bruce Wright
of Philadelphia and Mrs. Mildred
! Moore of this town. Rev William
! A. Turner Officiated. Interment was
in adjoining cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Garrett
and children spent the weekend in
New Castle with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Garrett.
Mrs. Reuben Quillen is spending
several days in New York City will
her husband.
Miss Ann Larrimore and Mr.
Kenneth Miller spent several day:
in New York City with the Frencl
Class of the Laurel High School.
We are all sorry to learn of th,
death of Mrs. Alice Riggin whicl
occurred Sunday a. IN. in the Della
ware Hospital, Wilmington. She i
survived by one son. Mr.. Harol
: Riggin Of Virginia. Funeral service
will he from the Bethel Methods
) Church Wednesday adjoining GENE
terv.
Mrc. Randall Dickerson an
: daughter of Laurel were Dime
guests Sunday of Mrs Harry Wi
! liams.
Misses Charlotte and Geneveiv
Snry Of laurel were guests at dir
nor on Thursday of Mrs. Harry Wi
lianns.
= Mrs. Vernon Honkins was recer
: guests Of her daughter and son-ii
law in Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
CEDAR NECK

Faith is the victory that over
comes the werld'
Methodist Church, Sunday, March
30th at 2 D. III. Sunday School, 5
D. m., sermon by Minister. Plan to
come and bring. the children this
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Wilkinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. {. Wigley were din
ner guests on Wednesday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hayes celebrating Mrs.
Hayes birthday.
Mrs. Eugene Mills and children
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Jackson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayes enter
tanned at dinner on Thursday, Rev.
and Mrs. Leslie Werner of Milford
Mrs. +. Davis Watson attended
the Spring Session of the W. S. {. 3
at RehOboth on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Jennings Mills and son
Billy visited her aunt, Mrs. l.. +
Burlis of Milford on Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Webb
daughter Orpha and Mrs. BeSs
Shew spent Sunday afternoon Will
Mir and Mrs. Joseph Robbins il
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs Granville Shockle!
and children were weekend guest:
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pierce Barnes o
Springfield. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mills were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. El
wood Mills.
Mrs. r. c. Weatherly of New YOrl
City and Mrs. Duane Lynn vii
leave for Florida on Monday stop
ping on the way to visit the Gar
dens" at Charleston. S. C..
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Jacobs vii
be breakfast guests at 1890 Sun
day morning of Mrs. NirGini
Hutchinson at the Maple Dal
. Country Club in Dover.
Spring is on the way.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
BLANCHARD'S STATION

The Epworth W. 5. c. ). will hold
d covered dish supper Thursday
evening. April ), in the new Dublin
Hill Community Hall. There will be
an auction sale of home made foods,
aprons. bOnnets etc. Following the
auction there will be free bingo
party. Come out friends one and all,
bring a covered dish and 50 cents
and lets all enjoy an evening to-
Gcther.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Mills attend
ed on Thursday evening d Milk Pro-
duce"S Association meeting ana
banquet held at Harbeson.
Arthur Marvel spent the. week
end III Chester. Pa. with relatives
and visiting his sick brother. Nor
man Marvel at the hospital.
Mrs. Juliette Meads has returned
home after visiting with a daughter
IN Phila.. since Christmas.
Earl O'Bier of Pkila.. spent the
weekend here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Merle O'Bier.
Mrs. Helen Harmon and son
spent Saturday in fredericksburg
Mrs. Harmon paid call to Mr.. an(
Mrs. William Parker III the after
noon.
Mrs. Lester Isaacs attended the
annual spring W. S. c. s. meeting il
Rehoboth Methodist Church. Tues.
day
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd and Mrs
! Fritz Zott and daughter visited Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Lloyd and little sol
Of SeafOrd. Sunday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
OAK ORCHARD

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Short, Jr..
spent the Weekend in Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William DickerSOn
and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Well and
friend, Joseph Ferline. all of Ches-
ter, Pa, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parker at their
home here.
Clifford Wilson and wife. Mack
Mcrary and wife spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Nc
Daniels who are making their home
here now Mir. Mcdaniel is able tC
lie back at his job as bOOkkecpcl
for the Wilson Bottling CO.. at Mil
ford after having the misfortune vi
falling down stairs at his home. His
friends are all glad to see him back
at work. Lots of Luck. Mack.
Freeman Fox and family and Sey
mour Downs of Chester. also Mrs
Charles Jester and daughter, Ia.
and Patsy of Wilmington, Alber
, Joseph, wife and son of I.eweS were
visitors of W. B. Parker and famil.
on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
BRIDCEVILLE

At special meeting of the
Bridgeville Post No. 26, American
Legion held March 10, 1917 the date
of the forthcoming Carnival was
announced by John r. Ricards and
Edward Mariner of the Carnival
committee. A contract has been
signed with the Kay Amusement
Company of Philadelphia, Pa. to
hold the first carnival in Bridge
Vile in the past twenty years. to be
held for one week. June 16 to June
u inclusive.
Mr.. Kay is wildly known in Sua-
sex County and promises to have on
hand everything from Soup 10
Nuts" on the Midway. A valuable
ground prize will be given away
each night. and Il 19f7 Deluxe Ford
Sedan will be chanccd off the last
night as main attraction. Chances
for the automobile will be on sale in
very few days. In addition TO the
other entertainment. the Post will
have one of the Nations top Hill
Billy Bands to be on hand for the
free entertainment of the crowds.
Plans are being rushed for 4
mammoth parade to be staged one
night during the Carnival week
with prizes SO attractive that parti-
cipants from a very wide area are
expected.
The proceeds are to be used TO
set up memorial fund for depart
ed comrades and towards cOnStruc-
ton for a Post Home.
Watch this paper for further an
nouncements for Sussex Counties
biggest. happiest and best veterans
carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McCarly Ol
Epworth, near Bridgeville enter
tanned with turkey dinner, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Baker Of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Smith, Marga
ret and Jean Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Short and son. Harold. III.
MIR. apd Mrs. Elmer Collins all o
Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Spic
er and children. Nancy and Jay o
Laurel. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Russell Tin
gle and Betty Joe. Mrs. MOllie Bets
May Belts. Blanch Dimes of Bridge
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Short q
| Oak Orchard. Rachel Wilson of Sea
. ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bannin
: of Greenwood
The w. S. G.. S. Ladies of Epwort
, Church are having covered dis
supper at Dublin Hill Communit
Hall at Doublin Hill OH April .. {
seven o'clock. Come one come al
, Will have an auction sale and pla
: bingo. Bring your own place settin
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
MILLSBORO

Mrs. John S. Dobson was in
Laurel last Sunday to attend the
funeral service and interment of
her sister.
Mrs. Clifford ID. Lewis has been
confined to her room suffering
from a severe cold.
Millard Monroe was in Phila., one
day last week doing pre-Easter
shopping for their store.
Tamara, the small daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Monroe has
been quite ill from chest cold.
Many of the members of the w. S.
G.. S. attended the Dover District
spring meeting. at Rehoboth on
Tuesday.
Bishop McKinstry delivered the
evening sermon at st. Marks p. T..
Church on Sunday and confirmed d
class of ten. The service was an
impressive and inspirational one.
Mrs. G. d. Lingo spent Monday il
Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McCabe are
having erected new home on State
Street on lot purchased from
Americus Belts, located between
the residences of Frank Campbell
and William T. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. keser, brOther-in-
law and sister of Mrs. Hervert j.
Stedman, have returned to their
home in Albany, New York.
Il ri
daughters have moved into their
new home on Laurel Road.
The house owned by Mrs. John W
Messick on Main Street has been
moved on the back of the lot tC
make room for new store building
that will be modern in every way
The meat and grocery store Ot
Reginald Lynch has been converted
into a self service store, the first o.
its kind in NillsbOrO.
Mrs. f. Z. Carey and Anne f
Carey spent last Friday and Satur
day in Phila.
Joan Bea is the name given Il
the baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Norman JONES, who was born il
DeeDe HOSplldl, Ill LeWeS t"O Weeh
ago. The little one is the grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ella
JONES and Mr.. and Mrs. John G
Birmingham, all of Millsboro.
Mrs. Jean Bunting was given
variety bridal shower at the hOm
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam w. Truitt one evening las
week.
Howard III. Steele, son of Mrs
Ola Steele, received his privat
pilots license last month at tn
Aircrafters Inc, RehobOth Beacl
He is an x-paratrooper of the 82n
Airborne Division. and expects
begin an instructors course in tn
next few weeks.
Many people here who kne
Major Clarence A. Short are file
with regret to know of his passir
away. Men of his character and i,
te2rity are needed to balance II
scales on the side of righteOusne'
aud truth.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
HizzOner Has A Bird
OF An Accompanies

FLORISSANT. Mo. (Ao) -
Mayor Arthur f. Bangert often
needs relaxation i'll the evenings
from his strenuous duties as COM
bination city official-bus company
manager. So results Il strange
musical duO-"Art anI Dickie''--
weight 292 pounds and two oun-
ces. The two ounces belong to the
family canary which sings to
Bangcrt's music at the electric
organ console.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
DEAD END CAT GIVES
DOG A TIGHT SQUEEZE

COLLINSVILLE, Ill. - tA) -
An alert alley cat showed his natu-
raj canine enemy how brains can
win over Drawn. With the much
larger dog close on his heels. the
alley cat raced down the street anu
ducked between two buildings
whose sides funneled together into
a narrow outlet. The cat shipped
through at top speed but his clum-
sy adversary was jammed notion
less between the walls. Police
chopped through partition OF a
radio shop to free the pOOch.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
$4,000 To Keep
The Doctor Away

WINCHESTER. Va.-(R-Apple
packers of Virginia have paid $57.-
600 into a fund to advertise Nirsi-
Mia apples. The money came from a
tax of IA cents a bushel which the
growers asked the legislature to
levy for the purpose.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

" COMMUNIST RTSSIt. an
individual cannot own and operate
evnn srch II small Drofit-making
entprnrise 20 a farm. corner
grocery store or a barber shon.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

a legacy of $4,000 which Beu-
jamin Franklin left to BOSTON upon
his death in 1890 grew to s431,-
7j6.1S by 1890.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
THE NUMBER OF BUSINESS

firms in the L. S. stood al the rec
ord total of 3.63U.0 900 in 1876. the
ceeding by $50. 600 the number OPP
Grating before World War IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-10

my P%atterson's "Windward";
John Gaylord's Raider; Joe
Morrison's Dirty Shame; and
E. V. Johnson's mo Name" All
but the latter are from Wrights-
vile. johnson halls from Cherry
Point. In addition to these, five
Comets are expected down from
Morehead City, but as yet have
failed to file entry blanks. :
Only one local entry will be
found in the Lightning Class =
Lem Doss, Jr., sailing the mo
Name. Other entries include: C
C. Demere, Savannah, Horse
fly; Ed Cowart, Savannah. "Vix-
en-; j. G. Hardee, III, Savannah.
Irene; Sgt. Raft, Cherry Point,
mo Name; j. z. Cecelski, Cherry
Point, Sea Witch; 1t. Col B. z.
Redfield, Cherry Point, mo
Name; Allan Thurber, Cherry
Point, No Name; Bill Winburn,
Savannah, -Four Winds; Jack
Brumby, Savannah, mo Name;
and Margaret Shopper, Beaufort,
is. c., mo Name.
Four entries have been filed in
the National One Design Glass.
All four registrations are from
Charleston and include: Bruce
Premises Nee Too; Heating
Simmons Miss Conduct, Tom
BENEFITS Command Perform.
ance'', and Louis Dawson, HIS,
Surprise.
Final winners of the three-day
event will be determined on the
point basis. Each boat is given a
point for every other boat in its
class that it beats across the fin
ish line, and n point for finish
ing. At the conclusion of Satur-
days meet the vessel having ac-
cumulated the greatest number of
points in each class is designated
the victor. Trophys and cups will
be presented winning shippers at
a ceremony in the yacht club Sat
urday night.
Just \ minute - here are
two more late entries: Jack
Lesemann, Charleston, has
entered his top-fight mo
Name II" in the Snipe Class;
and ]. L. Palmer, also from
Charleston, REGISTERED his
Shamrock" in the Class I'D"
division.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-10
Craft To Sail In South Atlantic Regatta TODAY
Nine Glasses Entered
In Banks Channel Races
Three-Day Water Classic Will Begin Today
Off Wrightsville; CYC
PLAYS Host

Last minute entries continued to flow in last night for
the South Atlantic Regatta which is slated for Wrightsvile
Beach today, tomorrow and Saturday. At the time of this
writing invitations chairman Jimmy Lyell had already re-
ceived more than sixty registrations and reports from the
Carolina Yacht Club-whic is playing host to the three-day
water classic-indicated that the final count should exceed
the seventy mark.
Starting time for each Of the three days has been set
for 3 o'clock, and will find nine classes of sail-craft milling