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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
WILLIAMS WANTS
RAISE FOR l947
Betting Beanpole May Ask
Between $4,000 And
$4,000 Contract

BOSTON, Feb. 2. -UH- Thump-
in Teddy Williams, arrived here
today after a flight from Miami,
Fla, and will confer with Boston
Red Sox officials tomorrow con
corning his 1947 baseball contract.
The American Leagues most
valuable player last season, vii
iiams Interrupted an off-season
fishing trip for the long trek to dis.
cuss salary terms. The bean-pole
slu2ger repeatedly will attempt to
land between $50 1000 and $50, 00C
from generous owner Tom Yawkey
Of the Red SoX as his haul for the
coming American League season
Williams will meet with general
manager Eddie Collins and man.
ager Joe Cronin in a private ses.
sion tomorrow. Repeatedly the clut
ts ready to offer the hard-hitting
outfielder $50, 600 which is a small
increase over the salary he receiv-
ed last year.
The broody slugger drew SIS, 00(
as a seasons salary and later re-
ceived a S., 900 bonus after agree
ing not to tour with a barnstorm-
ing group last fall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
ED K0FFENBERCER
STILL IN FRONT
Duke. Forward Averages
1873 Points To Lead All
North Carolina Scorers

Ed big Hook Koffenberger OF
Duke and Rodney Gates of Elon
continued as the dominant figures
among leading North Carolina col
lege basketball pointmakers during
the past week by boosting their
respective point totals for the sea-
son well above the 2O0-mark.
y Koffenberger. making his only
appearance of the past two weeks
in the Blue Devils loss to Navy.
used his stiff-armed hook shot to
ring the basket for II markers,
elevating his seasons total to 20S
for a 1873 average per performance.
The lanky, six-foot-three forward
from Wilmington, Del. - the only
big five marksman to better his
average during the week - had
completed As per cent of his at
tempted field goals and IS pei
cent of his free throws before the
Navy fray.
Dick Dickey, N. c. States pace
setting forward, trailed the Duke
star by a full point in the big
five scoring parade, ending the
weeks play with a 232-point ag-
gregate in 10 engagements. Ed
White of Davidson and Jack Gent
ny of Wake Forest, each with 152
points in l3 contests, were dead
locked for third place with lit
averages.
John HooD Dillon, University of
North Carolina center, was fifth
in the running with Ill mark that
is being threatened by Buddy Cheek
of Davidson and John Bubber) Sc
ward of Duke, who both jumped
across the 10-point-per-game line
during the week.
In the North State Conference,
little Elon's big center, Gates,
maintained his amazing scoring
activities by collecting 81 tallies in
three.games, bootsing his total foI
IS tits to $50 - an average of 17.3.
There was still no opposition. tc
him sighted on the conference no.
rizon and his closest rivals, Hawk.
ms of Appalachian and Sheets of
High Point, we're a good seven
points behind him.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
EUROPEAN CHAMP

PARIS, Feb. 2. -W.g- Marcel
Cerdan of Morocco won official
recognition as middleweight cham
pion OF Europe by knocking out
Leon Fouquet of Belgium at 2:O6 of
the 1lrst round before TO- O at
Pare Des EXpositions today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
RAMBLIN' AROUND
WITH JIGGS POWERS

26 defeat. The TIC boss went to
work on his lads and it took
effect although they lost to
the same outfit again it was by
only a 1928 margin. The teams
record for the season is even, with
4 wins against as many losses back
to defeat the same Delco team,
Williams, Chadbourn-an o~utstand-
ing team - and Whiteville's Pack.
All in all, the TIC boys seem to be
getting better ali the time. One OF
the outstanding features about this
slick aggregation is the fact that
rot one of the boys reach the 3 1t
mark. with Stanley the nearest at
s. IT,, with at least three OF them,
Fipps, Herring. and Spivey, being
in the small class.
All Players Will Be Back -
There is a probability that every
man on the squad will be back for
another seasons play; giving the
Red Devils the chance to floor an
other team that boasts teamwork
like the combination of this year,
as is shown il the manner that
the teams scoring has been so
evenly distributed among the
members. They have scored 3o2
points against their opponents 242
Will Enter Star-News TOurna-
ment - The leading point-maker
has been Earl Stanley. a sopho-
more playing his second season,
with IA. an average of around 10
points per. Fred Soles is second
with 81. PLAY ing his sec
ond season as a juni o r.;
Max Spivey. another junior with
8 years service, has 81: Ted
Flipps. junior and 8, has made 43;
while Herring, junior and two, and
Strickland, with the same class
and service, have 40 points be-
tween them. This shows that any
enc of these boys can hit the hoop
if others are covered. Harold
Ward, playing his first year rounds
cut the Tabor City squad. If these
lads keep up the good coopera-
ton. that has shown up in their
record so Ear. they will be hard to
displace as loop leaders. They will
enter the Wilmington Star-News
tournament to be held in Whining
ton during March.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
TED RUSS SIGNS
WITH C0LDSB0R0
P Popular Catcher With
Bladenboro Spinners Inks
Contract AT Home

HALLSBORO, Feb. 2. Ted
Russ, popular young catcher with
the Bladenboro Spinners of the
Eastern State league last year
Sunday night signed a contract al
his home here TO play with the
Goldsboro Bugs of the Coastal
Plain loop during the coming sea
son.
Russ, one of the most talented
young receivers to be developed in
this section of the Carolinas in re
cent years broke into organized
baseball in 1945 with Martinsvllle
OF the Carolina League after a ca
reer as catcher for the American
Legion nine in Whiteville.
Last season he played the early
portion of the schedule with Evans
yille, Ind. in the 3-eye league as a
class B receiver but had some
salary difficulties and asked fol-
and was given an unconditional re-
lease. He came home and finished
the season with the Spinners in the
local semi-pro circuit.
He stands at s. Z" weights in al
ITO pounds swinging from the star,
board side had a batting average
of .342 and a fielding record OF
974 having one of the best throw
ing arms in this area. He was pick
ed on the official all Eastern league
team oc tho fircf ctripO natcbor op6
performed in the loop All-Star con.
test in Wilmington last August
playing a big part in the Easts
victory.
He is the second Eastern player
to sign with the Bugs from this
section, Bud Heath. Whiteville
shortstop signing a few days ago.
Russ will report with the other can
didates for the Bugs battery corps
on March 26th. Salary terms were
undisclosed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
zALE GETS READY
FOR RETURN BOUT
Indiana Boxer Slated To
Battle Deacon Logan In
Nebraska Tonight

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-PETony
xale, middleweight king from
Gary, Ind, opens his tuneIp cam
paign for his scheduled title re-
turn bout with Rocky Graziano
by taking on Deacon Logan in
a non-championship bout at Oma-
ha, Neb., Monday night.
Zale, who knocked out Graziano
IN the sixth round Of their sizzling
first fight, is contracted to meet
the smuggling New Yorker in Madi-
son Square Garden March q.
Another champion, Bob Mont
semery of Philadelphia, will see
action Friday at Detroit in what
looms as a tough engagement. The
New York-Pennsylvania recogniz-
ed lightweight king will face Tony
Pellone, a busy punching New
Yorker, in a 10-round non-title 60.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
LEADS IN
SOUTHERN MEET
Continued From Page Five)

for the Southern lead, dropped two
games during the past week to
North Carolina and Davidson and
tumbled to fifth.
This weeks southern conference
schedule:
Monday - George Washington al
University of Richmond; Davidson
at South Carolina; New York Uni
versity at North Carolina; William
and Mary at Duke.
Tuesday - University of Rich.
mond at Hampden-Sydney; Pres
byterian at South Carolina; Wof.
ford at Furman; Washington and
Lee VS.. Duke at Lynchburg, Va;
Georgetown at Maryland; William
and Mary at North Carolina State;
George Washington at Virginia Mil
itary Institute.
Wednesday - George Washington
at Washington and Lee.
Thursday - Virginia Tech al
Duke; New York University at
North Carolina State; William and
Mary VS.. Hampden-Sydney at Pet
ersburg, Va.
Friday - North Carolina State at
Furman; Davidson at Duke; Vir-
ginia Tech at North Carolina; Uni
versity of Richmond at Washing
ton and Lee.
Saturday = South Carolina at
Clemson; George Washington at
William and Mary; Citadel at
Wake Forest; Virginia Tech VS..
Hanes Hosiery at Winston-Salem
N. c.; University of Richmond at
Virginia Military Institute; David
son at North Carolina.
RICHMOND, Va. Feb. - P-South-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
CITY LOOP SCHEDULE
FOR WEEK RELEASED

The Wilmington Recreation De-
partment's Cadet and Woman bas-
ketball leagues will bill four of the
best cage clashes of the season
Tuesday night.
In the Cadet circuit the Boys
Brigade club meets Chestnut 5
Bears and Lake Forest tangles
with the White Phantoms, and Ii
the Woman loop Maffitt Village
engages the Junior Independents
and the Junior Hostesses match
strength with the All-Stars.
Also on slate in the Cadet League
this week are the following en-
counters on Thursday: Chestnu!
Sears VS.. Lake Forest and White
VS.. Brigade Boys CLUB.
All games are played at the Lake
Forest gymnasium. TIE Cadet
league games take place at $3.50
and 4:3U, wniie the Woman cir.
cult tussles are slated for 7:30
and $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
RUTH IMPROVES

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-P-French
hospital reported today that the
ailing Babe Ruth had spent a COM
Portable night and that his condition
was fair.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
LEAGUE
ADOPTS SCHEDULE

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-R-The
Piedmont League adopted a 14O-
game schedule today, opening
April "a and closing Sept. 7.
President Richard Darlington
said the opening day schedule
would find L%ynchburg at Roanoke,
Norfolk at Portsmouth and Rich
mond at Newport News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
WHITEVILLE, February z. -
To nor CITY Red Devils Smooth

TABOR Sity hCu
onerators One of the Smoothest
fnnctioning cage quints, that 1t mas
hoen the privilege of the writer 10
see in action this year. is thal
which represents Tabor City Hlgh
School. This outfit was tops IN the
male division in Columbus county
last season and, after a late start
have shown enough stuff to snow
thew will have 10 be %reckoned Win
before a new champ is crowned al
the Tournament to be held al
Hallsboro. during the week OF FEB
luary oath.
Coach Csruso, Brother OF ROCKY
Mounts Joe Coach Silvio W.
Caruso: who by the way, IS
brother to Joe Caruso, tutor OF
Rocky Mounts famous Blackolrds'
had 2 lob cut out for him at the
beginning of the season. Iaoor
CITY has always been noted Tor Its
cage teams, and had just won one
of the many country titles that
thev have collected. He had lost
two of his first five: in fact the
two ~hieh-scorers of the team IN
Albert Wright. lanky pivot man.
and Horace Ward. high scoring
forward. Wright, one of the most
perfect men ever developed IN
Columbus on the pivot shot, finish
ed his scholastic career; while
Ward transferred to Rocky Mount
Hi. However, Caruso moved Fred
Soles a forward last year, over to
take Wright's post at center, and
had a bit of luck in having Earn
Stanley, a reserve last year and
cut most of the time with pneu-
monia. come back to school TO take
over the front line position. These
two combined with Maxton
Spivey. at forward: and Ted Fipps,
Dock Herring, and Owen Strick-
land at guards. give the Devil
coach a nice combination. The
last two guards mentioned split
time at on position.
*.*
Late Start Because Of Grid sea-
son - Starting late because prac-
tically every one of the boys were
on the grid team. the Devils play
ed this first game in Wilmington.
with the JV's of New Hanover on
January 3rd. going down to a IS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
SAMMY SNEAD LEAVES
FOR AFRICAN MATCH

NEW YORK, Feb. z-P-sam-
my Snead, the British Open Golf
cha npion from Hot Springs, Va.
left LaGuardia field by plane to-
day en- route to South Africa where
he will meet that country's cham
pion, Bobby Locke, in a series OF
20 matches.
Snead said he planned to return
to the U. s. in time for the Masters
tournament at Augusta, Ca, April
2
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
Ducats On Sale

HIGH POINT, Feb. 2. Up
ilckets will go on sale tomorrow
o the North State Conference
basketball tournament which will
be held here February 1926.
All seats will be reserved and no
single session tickets will be sold.
Four games will be played Monday,
TWO Tuesday and one Wednesday,.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
Mike Jacobs Leaves
Hospital For Home

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-tR-Mike
Jacobs, 66-year-old fight promoter
who suffered a stroke two months
ago, left st. Clare's hospital today
for his Rumson, N. j., home.
Jacobs illness was diagnosed as
a cerebral hemorrhage when he
was taken to the hospital Dec. 3.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29

left Sunday for Los Angeles.
California to visit Mrs. Watts
parents and other relatives Mrs.
Virginia Harp and nephews. Earl
W. Mcdaniel and James Adams,
left for Chicago. Illinois to visit
her sisters. Mrs M. c. oliver and
Mrs. v. b. French 49,. Mrs. Sandy
Blackwell OF Chicago. Illinois is
visiting her sisters. Mrs, Luella
Fort at, $50 College Street. and
Mrs. Cassie Donaldson on Park
Avenue. After her visit here, she
will visit her daughter in Cam
den 900. Mrs. Shirley M. Clark
Greet of St. Louis, Mo, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Jose
phine Neal at sol Troost Street.
Mrs. Willie Ola Philips of Los
Angeles, California is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Cora v. Carson and
her son on Preston Street ...,....
Mrs. Sarah Walker eomplimented
her brother, Lang Smith, Jr.,
with a surprise birthday party
August Is. Many games were
played, and refreshments were
served. Those present were Mrs,
Nellie Porter, Mrs. Dollie Hill.
Mrs. Zula Miles. Mrs. Lutena
Scott, Leon Moseby, James Turn
er, James Robertson, Mrs. Nicy
Berry, Mrs. Eula Turner, Mrs,
Charley Smith, Cramon Hill,
Grady Berry. Richard Porter, Au-
trey B. Johnson, John II. Drum.
Christopher Irwin. Joel d. Irwin.
G. NJ Hill. Ellie Person, Mr. and
Mrs. o. d. Armstrong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde E. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Walter, Mr. and
Mrs. George Berry, Jr and son,
Mrs. Irma Ford, Miss Katie Mae
Lewis and many others. Lang re-
ceived many gifts .. Isiah Young
has returned from Ozan whore he
visited his wife, children and
mother-in-law.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
Preston & Gold Loke
M. b. Wesley

MIR. and Mrs. Curtis Walker
have returned home after visiting
relatives and friends in Chicago.
Michigan and New York Miss
Thelma Walker is home making
ready for school at Philander
Smith College She finished her
high school work two years ago
at Pine Street High School. Prof
Mattison, Principal go. The Pres
ton Grays won two games Sun
day; So with Rector; and 1876
with Salem.
The Middle Western District
Baptist Sunday School BTU and
Musical Congress held its fourth
annual session August IA IL at
st, Matthew Baptist Church,
Blackwell. The meetings were
well conducted and study classes
were under the leadership of the
dean, Mrs. E. N. Jamison More
than 100000 was raised "A num-
Der of Faulkner County All girls
and boys spent last week at the
camp in Pine Bluff 80. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Howard of RussellvilIe
spent the weekend with theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Las
ker...-..Miss Mable Owens of Alma
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Daniel Acklin ...... Miss YER
steen Louis spent the week in
Fine Bluff with her uncle Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
lOUANN
Ethel M ZONES

The rev val at New Jerusalem
was fine Rev. J. w. Frlnch
preached inspiring serm o n s,
Twenty nemters were added TO
the ch,i CHI. Amount raised, $751;
81 Mrs. Msnoie johnson of Pine
Bluff visited the revival Gee. 4,
and Mrs. Dartel Alexander AMI
children of Portland Oregon uc:e
guests If Mis-. Ne, nice Alexande
... Ms Mar. Oliver mas returned
from t.r Wis to Cleveland, Quo
Her grardGau..i Ter accompai ed
her back 49,. Mrs. Eulah Mae
Henry and son. Charles left for
Detroit, Mich. August 20 -. Mrs.
Berida Bower is visiting here 49,.
Rev Otis Elliott preached a Won
derful sermon -. Mrs. Birdie L.
Jones of Louisville is visiting Mrs
Thelma Oliver ..... Mrs. Nancy
Elliott of Camden Spent the week
with Mrs. Jim Andrew -. Mrs.
Estella Baker is spending a week
with weekend guests of Mrs
Sarah Burch ...... Mrs Mydia HI
dI eth and children spent last Fri
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
In RODGERS hospital at searcy

q In Rodgers Hospital at Searcy,...
Miss Bobby Jean Walker Of
Madison. Illinois, and Mrs. Sarah
Walker Of Chicago. Illinois are
visiting Mrs. Gertrude Jones So.
Mrs. Rosie Ratchet. Doris Robin
son, Viola Mount. Irene Young,
Mary e. Young. Pauline Grow
and Ophelia Cowan attended a
funeral in Newport last week -.
Mrs. Lee c. Arnold and children
of Chicago, Illinois are visiting
Mrs. Luvenia Arnold Mrs. Clyde
Bracely is visiting in Thronton..-.
We are all in sympathy with the
Walker family during the passing
of Arts Walker of Newport, for
merly of kensett.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29

The Deep South Singers OF ST.
Louis, Mo. heard over radio sta
ton KARK Saturdays at lis P.
M and Sundays at lo;45 A. M
rendered a program at Mt. Tabor
Baptist Church last Wednesday
and Thursday nights. The program
was sponsored by Mrs. L. M
Rutherford go. Miss Margaret fay
was wed to Vernell Sims last
Friday night. Rev. J. F. Vaughn
performed the ceremony on
last Wednesday Mrs. Lucy Walker
had as dinner guests Mrs. Bonnie
Railey of Vancouver, Washington
and Mines Bertha Prater and
Mildred Bass of Kansas City. Mo,
Mrs. Lydia Erwin served as CO.
hostess .a.. Mrs. lie Eta Rawls is
much improved after being very
i'll for a few days - The Wilmar
Sluggers nosed out Lake Village
last week, 90. James Hussey is
manager of the "Sluggers" see. Mr..
and Mrs. Odell Lamb are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellard
Lamb, Sr. Odell has been attend
ing school in Tuskegee. Alabama
80. Mines. B. f. Simmons and B
Taylor are attending Sunday
School Usher Board and B. T. U
Congress in Eudora w Mrs. Pear
Baxter was here last weekend 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Green ane
children of Warren visited her
father Aron Allen and her sister
Miss Zennevie Allen last Sunday
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29

day night honorins three members
Of the Snnins Star Club. Mines.
VIM E1py. NJ. D. Caesar and Alice
Banks. at the home Of Mrs. VIM
Erby Games were played and cake
and ice cream were served by the
hostess. All ladies received many
lovely gifts sea-. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lis Mccoy, 1913 W. Caddo Street
had as dinner guests on August
18th Mrs. Van Roberts of Phila.
delphia. Miss Matte Jean Mccoy
entertained with music. The din
ner was enjoyed by all..On Sun
day. August 18th Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Mccoy had as dinner
guests Floyd Melvin Morris and
Donald Atkinson of Los Angeles,
California. Mr.. Morris is the son
of Mrs. Annie Bell Morris who
now resides in Los Angeles, and
the late Bill Morris of this city.
Mr., Atkinson is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Atkinson, formerly
of this city now residing in Los
Angeles, California. These young
men reported an enjoyable din
ner Wednesday evening Mr..
Mrs Willie Jackson entertained at
their home, 1919 W. Caddo Street,
with party honoring out of
town visitors here, Floyd Melvin
Morris and Donald Atkinson OF
Los Angeles, California; Miss Ro.
bert Lois Scott and Miss Tennie
Bragg of Washington, D. C. A
number of other teen-agers were
present. A delicious two-course
luncheon was served which was
enjoyed by all.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
HUTlG
Joe A. Hardy

Joe a. HAfoy
Mrs. Lizzie Rodgers 10 here vi.
sitting her son. Randolph Bend
ford who has been i'll ..,.. Mrs.
Lille Evertt is hostess to her
mother from Marion, Louisiana.
Mrs. Dorothy Jean Thomas and
daughter of Illinois are here vi
sitting her mother, Mrs. Brewer.
Mrs Matte Traylor of Farmer
vile. Louisiana is guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Brewer 500, Mrs
Galdays Mack, Mrs, Audible Smith
and son Chaz and Sonny are Vi
sitcrs in Minden, Louisiana, High
services were held at First Bap-
tlst Chullh August 18th by the
pastor. Text, Let us 60 into the
house of the Lord" Psalm l22.
Sunday right sermon by Rev. |, S.
Frisco. Text, Whom do men say
that I am Money raised, $56 10
One member, Mrs. Gertrude Tho
mas was added to the church ......
Rev :. 5 Frisco spoke in Ell Do
RADIO August 18th ...... Mrs. Dock,
Jr. and daughter Judy; mother-in-
law Mrs. Alice Jr were visitors
in Thornton on the 2lst ....,. Mr.
and Mrs. Jethro Bass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Buckley had as dinner
guests on the 18th the Famous
Southern Quartet of Chicago ....,
Elder MurIy visited in Huttig or
the 18th -. Mrs. Lille Mae Thro
wer is in Hot Springs. Mrs. Lot
tie lilac Holly and son Jr, of For
dyce are here visiting her bro
ther, Rev. Fornia Boyett ano
friends.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
NOW. NOW, MARTHA. DON'T BE DIFFICULT - "

Clara Fuller is hostess to her two
daughters and their husbands of
Detroit, Michigan and her daugh-
ter from Kansas City, Mo .... The
Grays won from GAINESVILLE, 4 -
2 and Verble Jones hit his first
home run of the season. Out of
20 games played, the Grays have
won 81; tied | and lost 7.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29

Nm. I \ lGaesAsQ
John A. Wyse and wife left for
Seattle Washington after spend.
Ing three weeks with his mother.
Nrs Leola Wyse on Z, Delaware
Street ...... Mrs, Z. A. Washing
ton on Park Avenue went to
Camden to attend the funeral OF
her niece, Mrs. Lillian Holmes ..g,,
Mrs. Josephine Neal and brother
in-law, Julius Stevenson. spent
the week end in their old home
town of Carthage, Texas. They re-
ported a grand time .,..., Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivory Watts and children
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29

ice cream and cake were served.
Each child was given a souvenir
and candies. Guests included Flo
Use and Sammy Stallcup, Shirley
j. Harris, Dorothy L. Smith
Gwindolyn M Richardson, Pear
line Nelonis, Preola j Murdoch,
Betty Ruth and Emma Ruth Tho
m a 5, Mildred Modem, Eloise
Wright and Bobbie J Allen.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
WRIGHTSVILLE

Mrs. l.. ID. Smith
Miss Maudel L. Watson was
honored on her 10th birthday
Thursday, with a party at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs.
Gertie Wright. Sandwiches, punch
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
PRESCOTT
Noble Lee Giles

Little Misses Dorothy Haynes
and Ruby Jewel Hill left for
California August 10Th after visit
ing their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirby of Upchurch see. Miss
Josephine Brewer and Booker T
Street were married August 10th.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
"A well-paid job for
you i'm the Army

II you recent high school grad
yates can measure up to the high
standards for enlistment, there's
q mighty good job waiting for
you In the Regular Army.
In addition to Private's
starting pay of s75 a month, you
get food. clothing, housing, med
ical care, low-cost insurance and
income tax exemption, all of
which would cost a civilian more
than $3.50 annually.
You also get an exceptionally
liberal retirement plan - half
pay for life after 20 years SER
vice, and on up to three-quarters
bay after 30 years service.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
KENSETT
0nhalia En.rnuA

Misses Irmagene Arnold and
Thomasina Cowan went to Little
Rock last week to visit their
father, Ike Arnold, Sr.. who is i'll
in the Mo, Pacific Hospital .........
Mrs Vivian Washington is i'll and
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29

day evening with Ms. John L.
Olyer ..... Mrs.. Hannah brown
and San. Staples are ON the sick
list.