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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
Star News Golf Tournament Committee
Discuss Future Plans At Banquet Here

Envisioning Wilmington az a fu-
lure major golf center in the Unit.
ed States because of its year-rouud
playing climate, Louis OrreIl.
chairman of the Star-News Adver.
Users tournament, foresaw the
possibility of a masters tourna-
ment in cooperation with the p.
G. A. being played here in the
near future.
Discussing the future of golf as
q means of promoting Whining
toms tourist trade, Orrell and other
members Of the Star-News commit
tee held ar enthusiastic session at
the committees banquet, sponsor
ed by Star-News publisher r. B.
Page. in the Cape Fear club last
night.
Fred Willetts, Sr., local realtor
and a member of the committee,
cautioned that you must crawl
before you walk" but stated that
in his opinion he thought that Gin
a few years We'll have the finest
golf courses and golfers in the
country here"
Willetts applauded the tourna-
ment as a great idea" He said
that the only way to accomplish
the aims set at the banquet was
70 play golf and get other people
to play golf. In this way, well
get people interested and develop
our golf courses"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

men to a royal meal before bust.
ness got underway, said that eve
can build it up from where we
started into a state or southeastern
tourney. As the tournaments are
held, more interest will be general.
ed and we can build for a mas
tiers tournament"
Keynoting the ideas expressed
at the banquet was the thought
that the tournament was not just
starter. Long-range planning
would call for tournaments with
Acknowledgements golfers.
J. Walter Webb, Star-News gen.
eral manager, said, "In time, we
can make Wilmington golf at
fractions as great as the proposed
azalea festival" webb was speak
ing OF civic plans to hold an azalea
festival each year in Wilmington
to display the blooms in Green
field park and numerous local
plantations.)
Chairman Orrell, speaking Of
plans for the running of flights ir
lStar-News Advertisers tournament
finals Sunday afternoon, said that
lover a hundred qualifiers would
take part.
The committee made a final dis.
position of rules for the finals, de-
Gliding upon four flights of ap-
lproximately Is golfers each.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
Teller Blanks Braves With One Hit; S To
Yankees Capture 5 To Victory Over Boston
AL Zarilla Singles In Seven
tn Inning To Spoil
Nc = Hitter

CLEVELAND, April o. Up Al
Zarilla's single to center in the
seventh inning spoiled what might
have been Bob Feller's third no.
hitter today. The fast fireballer
collecting his record ninth one
hitter against the st. Louis
Browns, S to O.
Joe Gordon's three-run homer in
the sixth provided the artillery for
the Indians victory as Teller was
striking out ten men and walking
only one, Jack Moss, first batter
in the ninth. Only 20 men faced
him.
Blazing Bob broke his own ma
jor league record for one-hitters
set last year. Today's start was
his second of the season. He took
a 2 to 0 loss on opening Gay here,
from Chicago.
Gordon's homer reached Cleve-
land Stadium's left field stands,
scoring Les Fleming and Pat
Secrecy. Lou Boudreau had opened
tn stanza with a single, but was
forced bv Fleming. Seerey's
single then put Fleming on sec
ond.
Cleveland gathered its first two
runs on Hal Peck's single. scoring
Ken Keltner. who had walked and
George Metkovich's single. The
Tribe combed Muncrief for nine
hits before he was relieved for a
pinch hitter in the ninth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
HALLSB0R0 WINS
II MING TILT
Dan Williams Allows One
Hit, But Loses Game,
3 To z
BY JIGGS POWERS
Star

WHITEVILLE, April 20. - In
spite Of the fact that Dan VIII
hams pitched a one hit ball game,
the Hallsboro Tigers snapped the
winning streak of the Whiteville
High school here this afternoon by
winning a 8 to g, eleven inning
thriller.
For ten innings Williams hurled
nc hit baseball, but in the top halt
Of the eleventh stanza, with the
score knotted at 2-all, Leo Pate
laid down a perfect bunt and reach
ed first on the only safety for the
Tigers. The speedy, Hallsboro out
fielder promptly stole second and
third base. He crossed pay dirt
with the winning tally when Will
liams muffed Councils squeeze
bunt.
Bob Stanley, on the mound for
the Hallsboro outfit struck out II
and walked two.
Eight Wolfpack error provided
the margin of victory for the in
vaders. The victory for the Halls
boro lads places the race for the
lead of the Columbus in a tie be-
tween the two teams. No playoff
date has been arranged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
DROP TOT
TILT TO CARDINALS

The East Wilmington Cards up
set the highly-favored Anderson's
Tigers, 9 to l, yesterday afternoon
in a Municipal Junior Baseball
league contest at Robert Strange
park.
Thurston watkins pitched for the
surprising East Wilmington team
and allowed only four hits to the
hard-slugging Tigers. who were
rated before the league season as
the team to beat for the crown.
Watkins struck out four and walk
ed none in the process. Eugene
Stevens and Eddie Coley shared
the hurting duties for the losers
and were blasted for six hits to-
gether.
Weathersery paced the East
Wilmington hitters with one for
two, while Louie Clark smashed
out two for three for the Tigers.
Tracy Duval unloaded a tremen-
dous home run for Anderson's,
one of the longest balls ever hit
by a Junior league player.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
Cats Blank 'Quakes
MOOSE DEFEATS
VIEW CLUB, 7 TO 6
Senior Fraternity Edges
Blaekwood, I To 6, In
Hanover Loop Games

The Loyal Order of Moose scor-
ed a z to 2 victory over the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars and Senior
Fraternity edged out the Black
wood Braves, z to 6, in last nights
Municipal Softball twinbill at Ro-
bert Strange park.
Bill Gibson pitched two-hit ball
for the winning Moose outfit, strik-
ing out one and walking three,
while his opponent, Butler of the
Vets, wiffed five and passed
seven. Leading hitters were STAN
land and Eaton of the Moose with
one hit in three tries and Marsh
burn and Kramasz Of the Vets with
one for three also.
in the second contest two home
runs, n by Red Miller of Senior
Fraternity and the other by HON.
err Brewer of Blackwood highlight-
cd the tilt. Brewer called his cur
cult drive before hitting it in
typical "Babe Ruth" fashion. Pitch
ing were Carl Warren of Black
wood, who allowed seven hits,
struck out one, and passed four,
and Towles of Senior Fraternity
who wiffed one, gave up no walks,
and allowed 10 hits.
The Glass A Softban league sched-
ule finds on tap tonight games
between the Atlantic Coast Line
and City Optical at 7 o'clock and
Spofford Mills and Alpha Omega
at 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
Hal Gregg ALLOWS One Hit As !
Dodgers Blank Phhs; 1 To 9
Highlander Gives Lone
Single To Del Ennis
i. In First Inning

BROOKLYN, April a. - R) -
Making his first starting appear
ance of the season, Highlander
Hal Gregg turned back the Phila-
delphia Phiuies with one hit to-
day as the Brooklyn Dodgers
nosed out the Quakers, 10.
Del Ennis first inning two-bag-
ger was the lone hit off Gregg who
at one stretch retired 20 batters
in a row.
Jackie Robinson scored the lone
run of the game in the eighth
inning. The Negro infielder pop
ped a single back of second, stole
second and moved to third on
catcher Andy Seminick's over
throw. After Dixie Walker got
a walk, Robinson roanped home
with the payoff counter as Gene
Hermanski singled to center.
Dutch Leonard went the route
for the Phils and was touched for
nine hits after the third inning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
DEAC0NS DEFEAT
STATE, nine s TO 4
Red Cochran Poles Long
Homer In Ninth With
Bases Loaded

WAKE FOREST, April 2 - P)
- A tremendous ninth = inning
homer with the bases loaded by
Red Cochran provided Wake
Forest with an 8 to 4 triumph
over N. C. State here this after
noon.
The lead changed four times,
and was tied 4-all going into the
ninth.
Charlie Miller, opened Wake
Forests big ninth by walking.
Charles league attempted to
sacrifice and was safe when
Utley dropped a toss from Bill
Stanton. Clyde Whitener prompt
ly sacrificed the runners around
to second and third. After Art
Hook had struck out, George Ed
wards drew a free ticket to load
the bases. Then Cochran straight
ened out a fast ball and drove it
over the hedge on the leftfield
bank.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
TAR HEELS DOWN
DAVIDSON, 5 TO z
Vinny DiLorenzo Hurls
And Bats UNC To
Victory

DAVIDSON, April 22-P-vin-
ny DiLorenzo pitched four-hit ball
and slugged a home run and a
double at the plate to pace the
University of North Carolina to
a 50 victory over Davidson in a
conference baseball game
here today.
Besting Davidson's Dick Blanks
in a well pitched mound duel, Di-
Lorenzo started the scoring for
the Tar Heels in the third inning
when he smacked his homer over
the leftfield fence. Bo Mackney
followed with a double, moving to
third on a passed ball, and scored
on Harry Beason's infield out.
Davidson countered with two
markers in the fourth as Pitcher
Blanks singled home JUNE Guy
and Don Burris. Carolina iced the
contest in the sixth, scoring twice
after two men had been retired.
1t was the second straight win for
the Tar Heel hurler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
Pauline Betz Arrives
From Europe, Remains
Undecided About Plans

NEW YORK, April 22-P-
Ioney-haired Pauline Betz flew
home from Europe today, still I'M
decided about turning professional
but not the least bit peeved at the
L. S. Lawn Tennis association
which has ordered her to stand in
the corner for flirting with a play
for-pay career.
The worlds foremost feminine
net star, suspended two weeks ago
by the governing body of amateur
tennis in this country, was met at
LaGuardia field by Sarah and Ell
wood Cooke, her partners in a
projected money = making tout
which led to her Punishment from
the amateur ranks
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

Flight times for the Star
News Advertisers golf tourna-
ment finals Sunday will be
published in the Saturday morn
Ing Star and Sundays star
News. This is the only time
and place the flight times will
be published. AL entrants are
advised to make sure Of the
starting time of their individual
foIrsomes by consulting the
Star or Star-News on the above
dates.
Prizes for all flight winners
in the tournament will be CIV
en- at the same time Sunday
afternoon. This will be after
the finish of all flight compe-
tition. Prizes will be awarded
to first to fourth-place con-
testants in each flight.
Those who fail to be ready to
tee off on time will disrupt the
playing Of the tournament, SO
the tournament committee has
decided that those not ready
to tee off at the specified time
as published in Saturdays Star
or Sundays Star-News must
either make arrangements for
their foursome to wait or must
forfeit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
Charley Keller Blasts
Three-Run Homer In
Opening Inning

NEW YORK, April %. - Up -
Three New York Yankees hits,
one a three-run homer by Charley
Keller in the first inning and two
automatic singles, enabled Floyd
Bevens to win a 5-4 decision over
Boston today in the first meeting
OF the two clubs this season.
What had been a duel Of home
run turned into a battle of breaks
in a wild eighth inning. Many Of
the chilled crowd Of 25,053 fans
had started home after Rudy
York's homer with Dom, Dimag-
gio on base had given the Sox a
one run lead in the top Of the
frame.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

two for four.
Coach Leon Brogden decided to
let Brown and Wick, his one-two
pitching punch, share yesterdays
Tipping chores so that both would
be ready for service against the
dangerous Wilson Cyclones, who
play in Wilmington Friday. Wick
handled the first five innings and
gave up one hit, a long double off
the bat of Myron Ennis over the
Wilmington center fielder's head.
During the appearance Herman
struck out six and issued two
walks. Brown relieved him and
held the 'Quakes hitless for the
last four frames, whiting five
and walking none in the process.
Pitching the complete route for
Goldsboro was Davis, who was
touched for 10 hits. He struck
out four and passed four.
Wilmington struck for their first
tally in the first frame and fol-
lowed with two others in the Sec
ond and third stanzas. Following
Prices strikeout, Paul Horton
singled. Rudy johnson forced him
out at second, but a Wick one-bag-
ger carried Johnson around to
third and Mike Austin's long drive
to right field brought the Wildcat
catcher across the platter. In the
second inning Futrelle reached
first on a walk, went to third on
a single by Price to left field, and
tailed when the left fielder of
Goldsboro let the ball go through
him. Run number three was scor-
ed by Austin on a double by Heath
plus a hard-hit grounder by Louis
Collie.
Three runs came in the sixth as
Rogers got on first on an error
on the second base, advanced on
Futrelle's single, and scored on
Prices grounder to second base.
With Price on first because of
the play at home Johnson drove
out a o%ne-baser. Wick walked to
fill the bags and Austin lifted a
long fly to right that brought in
Horton, but Johnson was caught
at third. Austin and Billy Hardison
tailed in the ninth on one single
and two rrors
WTT AB III III o "A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
Eddie Miller Stars As Reds
Defeat Chicago Cubs, ITO s
ATOMIC ACES HAND
DEMONS 1872 LOSS

. Knocking out six runs in the
fourth inning was the big reason
for the 1872 defeat that the Atomic
Aces handed the Speed Demons
OF New Hanover High School in
the Ere shman league yesterday at
ternoon on 18th and Ann field.
Charles Smith hurled for the
Aces and gave up six hits and
walked two.
David Smith was the heavy hit
ter for the Atomics with q three
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
COLLEGE SPORTS
BASEBALL

BASEBALL
North Carolina s., Davidson 2.
Lenoir Rhyme 8, W. Car. Teach
.rs 4.
Wake Forest 8, N. C. State 4.
Newberry 10, Erskine 6.
Va. Tech 10, Wash. and Lee 8,
GOLF
Wofford IA, Presbyterian 10.
N. C. State 20, Wake Forest Z.
TENNIS
Duke 9, N. c. State 0.
Clemson 4, Wofford 8.
Presbyterian Z, Erskine O..
Virginia 8, Wash. and Lee /.
Maryland 6, Geo. Washington 8
TRACK
N. c. State 1903, Davidson %.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
uc-Greenville
Game Called Off

Last nights Wilmington-Green
vile game was called off because
OF the exceptionally cold weather
that has not only swept across the
local area but across the South
eastern district of North Carolina.
Since the affair is an exhibition en-
gagement it will not be made up.
On the exhibition program for
the remainder of the week will be
a game Thursday night with War.
saws Red Sox of the Tobacco State
the first of a four game
series. The Pirates travel to War
saw Friday afternoon and the two
clubs return to Wilmington Satur-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

Errors Tabor, Seminick, Robinson.
Runs batted in - Hermanski. Two
base hits - Ennis. Stolen base-Robin-
son. Double p~lay-Northey and Semi
nick. Left on bases-Philadelphia 5,
Brooklyn 10. Bases on balls-Gregg 2,
Leonard 3. Strikeouts-Gregg 4, Leonard
4. Hit by pitcher - by Gregg (Semi-
nick. Umpires-Stewart. Jords, Hen
line and Magerkurth. Time 2.02. At
tendance $3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

for three count. Charles Smith,
older brother, followed little Smith
with a two for three batting to
make a 1865 batting count for the
game.
Cecil Heath held the mound for
the Demons and allowed 10 hits
with four walks.
Roderick Eason copied the top
batting average and connected
with two balls for three trips to
the bat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

day night. Sundays affair at War
saw, an afternoon tilt, will be play
ed on Babe Ruth Day in celebra-
ton of baseball's greatest person
ality, a special event that it tax
ing place throughout the nation on
that day.
Both clubs will be annexing their
first string lineups as opening day
is just around the corner. The Pi-
rates will be idle on Monday, but
oppose Lumberton's Cubs Tuesday
evening at Lumberton. The Cubs,
piloted by Red Lucas, visit here
Wednesday to aid the BUGS in open
ing their Tobacco Loop campaign.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
Kansas State Coach

MANHATTAN, Kas., April %.
-(P- Frank A. Owens, former
North Carolina State football play
er, has been named end coach at
Kansas State college.
Owens, q, played three seasons
of football at North Carolina State
and Was an all-state end his senior
year, 1941.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
S mashes Homer And
Drives In Winning Run
In 10Th Inning

CHICAGO, April 22--R-short-
stop Eddie Miller smashed out a
homer in the second inning and
then singled across the run that
gave the Cincinnati Reds n 10-inn-
ing Z to 8 victory over the Chica-
go Cubs today.
Bert Haas had launched the 10th
with a single off Paul Erickson,
fifth pitcher paraded to the mound
by the Cubs. Ray Mueller sacri-
feed and Eddie Lukon famed.
Manager Charlie Grimm spurned
walking Miller and the veteran
shortstop answered the challenge
with a line single to center that
sent Haas romping home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
C. p. L. MEET

WILSON, April 22.-(P)-Details
of the opening Thursday of the
Coastal Plain league will be COM
pleted here tomorrow night at a
meeting of the leagues board of
directors, club officials, umpires
and sports writer's.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Peck,
Metkovich. Gordon 3. Two-base nj -
Keltner. Home run-Gordon. Sacrifice
Teller. Double plays Stephens. Ber-
ardiao and Witte. Left on bases-St.
Louis 2, Cleveland 4. Bases on balls
off Muncrief 2, off Teller /. Strikeouts-.
Teller 10, Muncrief 2. H;ts-off Muncrief
9 in 7 inning: Fannin 0 in j. Losing
oit~~r -Muncrief. Unpirer Mckinley.
Grieve, Jones and MCGOWAN. Time
2;42, Attendance 3,629.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

Errors-Lewis, Frederick 2, Futrelle,
westbrock 3, Pope, Bennett 3, Horton
Heath. Runs batted in-Collie, Price,
Austin 2, Harrison. Two-base hits -
Heath, Ennis. Stolen bases Bagley,
Bennett. Sacrifices Horton. Left on
bases-Wilmington 9, Goldsboro 5. Bases
on balls off-Davis 4, Wick 2. Struck
out by-Davis 4, Wick 6, Brown 5. Hits
off-Vick in 5 innings l, Brown in 4 in
nings 0. Winning pitcher-Vick. UNI
pires-Plantz and Taylor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
RIUMPHs

JACKSONVILLE, April 22-The
Jacksonville High school baseball
team walloped Trenton High, II
to 8, for it's fourth win Of the
season against only two losses in
a game played Monday afternoon
here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
CARY WINS

MIDWAY PARK, April o.
Especially - The Cary school
baseball team officially OPEN
ed the 1947 season here yes
terday with a 8 to 6 victory
over the highly rated Dixon
aggregation. The Cary base
ballers have scheduled eight
games for the present time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

When Andrew Jackson Travelled
from his home in Nashville, Tenn,
to w shington in 1929 to take
oath of office as P esident of the
United States, the Journey required
four weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
Vick, Brown Divide Mound
Duties And ANow Single Hit
Mike Austin Lead New Hanover Batters
With Two For Four; Ennis Collects
Goldsboro's Lone Blow
BY GENE WARREN
Sfor SnnrkS VN-;ko

GOLDSBORO, April 22-Although their bats were not
exploding as loudly as usual the once-beaten New Hanover
High school Wildcats still pounded out enough base knocks
to toppe the Goldsboro Earthquakes, 8 to 0, here yester-
day afternoon behind the combined one-hit pitching of Her
man Wick and W. A. Brown.
Mike Austin, a utility man, filled in center field today
and walked off with the batting honors with two timely
singles in four times at bat. Duncan Futrelle also blasted ont
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York at Boston, Postponed (cold).
Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Postponed
(cold).
Cincinnati 7, Chicago 6.
Brooklyn l, Philadelphia 0.
Today's Games
New York at Boston-Jansen (0-0) VS.
SPAIN 900.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn-Judd ODD
VS. Higbe 90.
Cincinnati at Chicaso-Erautt t0-2, VS.
Schmitz OLD.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis-493 DO or
Hentzelman (O-0) VS. Munger d-o).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Boston 5, New York 4.
Cleveland 5, st. Louis O.
Washington at Philadelphia, postponed
(cold).
Chicago at Detroit, postponed (cold).
Today's Games
St. Louis at observation-disclosures
(0-1) VS. Embree t0-1).
Boston at New ~York-Ferriss t1-0l VS.
Reynolds (1-0).
Chicago at roit-Lopat 90 VS.
Trout ODD,
Washington at Philadelphia - Wynn
(0-1) VS. Fowler (0-1).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

Errors-Brown, Pesky, Keller. Runs
batted in-Keller a, William, Mele,
2, Heinrich. Home runs--Keller,
Williams, Mele, York. Stolen based.
DiMamio. Sacrifices-Dobson, Bevens.
Partee, McQuinn. Left On bases Boston
8. New York S. Bases on balls-off
Bevens 4, E. johnson 2, Hits-off Dob
son 2 in 6 innings; f. Johnson 1 in l 1-3;
Dorish 0 in 2-3. Hit by pitcher-by Dob
ION (Stirnweiss). Balk-DobSon. Losing
nitcher-E. johnson. Umpires-Summers,
E,uc and Paparella. Time 200. Attend
ance u.s. 53 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

Errers-Lee, Adams, Miller. Runs bat
ID Imitation, Haas, Miller :, Adams,
.ueller. Galan. DsIlesssndro 2, Lowery
Pafko. Two base hits-Hatton, Dslles-
sldro, Merullo. Home u Miller,
kaams. Mueller. Sacrifices Adamf,
Mueller. Double plays-Merullo, John
son and Cavarretta. Left on bases
Cincinnati 9: Chicago II. Be- ses on BALI
-Jade /. Kush /, Erickson /. Beggs ],
Hetki 3, Gumbert /. Strikeouts-Lade l,
Kush l, Erickson 3, Beggs l, Gumbert l:
Yits--otf Lade 3 in 2 innings; Meyer 2
in 2; Lee 2 in 2, Kush l in 2; Erickson
) in 2; Beggs 4 in l %; Hetki 6 in 5 2-3.
Gumbert i IN 2 2-3. Winning pitcher -
Gumbert; Losing pitcher-Erickson. Um
pires-Reardon, Goetz and Conlon. Time
2.18. Attendance 5,484.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23
MATCH

DANVILLE, Va, April 22-CP-
Two professionals relatively new
to big-time solf-Al Smith Of Dan
vile and Johnny Palmer Of 6aoen,
N. C.-teamed together here to-
day to defeat Sammy Snead and
Bobby Locke, two and one, in an
exhibition contest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

doubled for Lade in End.
! zz-Flied out for Meyer in 4th.
zzz-Struck out for Lee in 9Th.
zzzz-Struck out for Gus in 9th.
zzzzz-Flied out for Erickson in 10th.
zzzzzz-Ran for Hack in 10th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

Publisher r. B. Page of the Star.
News, who treated the committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

Dial 2-33I1 For Newspaper Service
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09

Little Rock, secretary at A. M.
and N College, Pine Bluff. Mrs.
Clementine Howard of Berkely
was dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs, Willie Williams recently.
Mrs. Howard visited relatives
and friends in Benton, Hot
Springs and Fordyce. She left
for California on April g., Co
lumbus Coleman of Cannon, faith
er Of Mrs Howard visited his
sister, Mrs. Bert Davis and bro
theirs, William and John Cole
man and their families ,u. Mrs.
John Coleman spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Westbrooks of Carthage. Rev,
B. +. Lunon, pastor of the AME
church at Carthage was guest
In the home of Mrs. Mary Smith
Johnson last week.