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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-13
S|verliners Maui b Mcador for Dozen
Hits in s Innings Under Lights
atbIiami Field Last Night
1x1la1l4 STEVENS. KEY
VESTS ORICINALFOE,
nGpLACED BY E.A.L.,
slJN sOx DUE SUNDAY

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- ~ WeR Cos'c's drop
- ehetr first pade County
1nnoue same Last nieht wher
80 >owed % Enstern Airline
-. q Miami Pield.
~ Cunchs were originally
ouAsfulrd % play Merrill stew.
- hue due % circumstance,
nuyunl tleir control The Shin.
1n1k)frrs were unable 70 put {
oDnm n ne league.
~ uilverliners drew first
oIas6 n M fourth inning when
90 Murle. silverliner receiver
o~~esed &C. al 10 Meador's
u1orAes over The leftfield wall
v11h . man On bssc. In the sixth
p@<nr weakened and the Sill
ssr1eerrs jumped On him for ak
pusn N five hits aided BY .
ow9pr - errorA
4 fIs1der's choice. Toby Owens
oDno1e md MARIO Hernandez
oInole sccouneed for the first
G~nrA run In The seventh. The
.sss, y. :. ss de . smother tn
1913. . sscrifice and an error.
uano1ss ~ % Do viilareal and
1lsmoeeo Acsveoo gave the
e9er1 another run IN the
o1uNea Two walks and . single
apsul9asd Tor The last Silver
- on1ly n The eighth. The
GoorAi lest tally In the ninth.
- - : result of m error and
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might game-Schmidt (0-D VS..
SeWell GID.
American League
st. Louis at New York-Gale-
house Q-3), or Zoldak ODD VS..
Reynolds CD.
Chicago at Boston-Rigney
(2-2) VS.. Dobson CID.
Cleveland at Philadelphia, night
game-Feller (4-2) VS.. Marchildon
(2-D.
Detroit at Washington, night
game-Newhouser (1-4 VS.. Haef-
ner (0-2).
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RED SOX SPOT TANKS 3 HOMERS, GO
ON 10 WIN, I 10 ); AS SCORE FOUR
IN nth TO IOpPLE SENATORS, s. Il
home to trap another runner CON
ing in from third.

home to trap another runner COM
ing in from third.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Merchants - 600 O4O 4-8 8 2
Dairy 30l OIL OF A 2
Rodriguez, Valdez, Rueda and
Fernandez; S. Griffen and Sands.
In the nightcap, Legion and
Gilmore played a very fast game.
lasting only one hour. just 50
Gilmore men batted and only 20
of the Legionnaires.
Legion scored the only run of
the game for their side in the
fourth on a walk, stolen base
and sacrifice.
Gilmores khotted the count in
the fifth on Schucht's single, two
infield outs and an error. They
scored their second run in the
sixth on double by Stenger and
two infield outs, and added two
more for good measure in the
seventh on double by Schucht, a
sacrifice and hits by Smith and
Tucker.
Schucht and Acevedo led the
hitters with two apiece and in the
field. Edelman, Stenger and Por-
ter were best for the winners, VAL
dez, Barber and Ogden for the
losers.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Gilmore 600 Oil "a 8 2
Legion 600 100 OIL S 1
Porter and Fallon; Harris and
Vinson.
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Ter and Infielder Goethe Lava
getto in the second inning when
the Dodgers protested some of
his ball and strike decisions.
RED SOX SPOT --- ---.-- - tag
I Results:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Brooklyn r. H. E..
Boston ---.---.-------.. 8 Z 0
Brooklyn .---------.-----.------>8 IL o
Cooper, G. Elliott, Lanning, Karl
and Mast; Branca and Edwards.
No other games scheduled.
l. 81, AMERICAN, LEAGUE
AT Boston q r. H. E.
New York ---------.--- 8 IL /
Boston, - 4 9 4
Chandler and Berra, Houk;
Houghsm Johnson, Klinger and
Wagner.
80 $50 Night Game
At Washington :. s, r.. j.
Phil aApkih Il NIL 5 -
Washington ..., Ia, l i I,
|. Ell Innings
Mafchildon and Rosar; Newsorn
and Knerr. Evans.
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Chandler and Berra, Houk;
Houghsun, Johnson, Klinger and
Wagner.
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STANDINGS

DADE COUNTY LEAGUE
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No other gaines scheduled.
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applies for Divorce
CITY LEAGUES

A petition demanding a di-
vorce was filed yesterday with
County Clerk Ross c. Sawyer BY
Harry i. Whitney against Eliza
beth T. Whitney.
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S3unoay'G Sc0reS) RI
EsSter4 Airiines Z, Boca Ra-
ton q
HoIl1W0od 4. Sun Sox II Il 81,
lMondays Scores -
Eastern Airlines 10, Key
West 5.
leeida.lnAsynational League
Tampa at Miami.
Miami Beach at st. Petersburg.
Havana at Fort Lauderdale.
West Palm Beach at Lakeland.
NationAl League
New York at st. Louis-Koslo
Q-) VS.. Pollet (l-3).
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, night
gameGregg GO VS.. Wander
Nicer t0-D.
Boston at ChicagoS SPAIN (4-D)
VS.. Borowvs(2s1l.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh,
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Score BY innings: r. II. =.
Kcy west 600 600 ILL 3 3 4
Eastern Air 600 30e llx--l0 II l
Errors: Hernandex 3, Acevedo,
Tscrce: runs batted in: Acevedo,
Hernandez. Ubieta, Melching 2,
oksnncr 2. Murff Z. Smith; two
hse hits: Owens. ubieta, Melch-
IN. Skinner 2: home run: Murff;
s1oicn bases: carbonell. Byrd; sac
riiicr: Forbes: left ON bases: East
esn Air q. Key West 5; bases on
halls :off Forbes z. off Owens 8:
~ mccurdy Z. off Owens 3;
sssske-outs: Forbes 5, Meador 4.
Owens 3: hits: off Forbes 2 fnr o
runs in 8 innings, off Moore 8 for
! runs IN . innings. of Meador IL
SoT ; runs in 8 AZ innings, off
owens Z Cor : runs in : ia in
AIMS: hit by pitcher. by Moore
e.. Albury): wild pitches: Meador.
O~ens: winning pitcher: Forbes;
ksins pitcher: Meador.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Cleaner. 1t cleans washable painted
surfaces without hard rubbing;
without injuring your hands: with
out mixing, rinsing or drying. It's
liquid cleaner made by the makers
of Clorox, with the same scientific
accuracy that goes into that ia
NOUS product. Your hardwood floors
and linoleum will move up from
heavy-cleaning day to any days
no-scrubbing cleanup. And Boon
does a beautiful cleaning job for
your Venetian blinds; safe for the
paint, safe for your hands.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Officer and Wife Charge
Attack in $4,000 Suit

An Army lieutenant and his wife
filed suit for $4,000 damages in
District Court today as the result
of an alleged attack by two men
at Marshall Hall, Md.
The lieutenant, Orville Daniel
attached to the Army Air Weather
Service Sation at Gravelly Point
and his wife, Jennie, related in the
suit how they were strolling at
Marshall Hall with. another Army
officer and his wife when a strange
man approached and put his arm
around Mrs. Daniels waist. When
1t. Daniel protested another strange
man approached and the two as
saulted 1t. Daniel, the suit charged
The suit named as defendants
Carl Cook of the 1400 block of
Monroe street NV, and Casper
Gregory, of the 1900 block of Park
road N. w.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

sive, brand-new features that you'll
want to look over. Some of them
that excited me were the giant side
freezer with room for 3l1a lbs. Of
frozen food, and - lbs. Of meat
in the deep-dish sliding Coldpack,
How many children do you have?
They surely need lots of milk. and
the Norge refrigerators have won-
derful bottle space. If you don't
market every day, you'll have room
in the full-width Hydrovoir to keep
large amounts of vegetables and
fruits fresh and crisp Most excit-
ing, I think, is the automatic de-
froster, which starts you every
morning with freezer free Of icei
See them all for yourself.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
FOR FUssY FRED

ANY OF YOUR MENFoLKs finicky
II eaters? You can Danish that
by making dishes more tempting
with tantalizing Tabasco. Add
drops to egg dishes, fish, meats,
gravies, vegetables. For q slick
salad dressing:
Combine n lb. cottage cheese,
Y cup lime or lemon juice, h
teaspoon sugar. Season with salt
and Tabasco.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
|0'Conor Vote Comics
May Reach Senators
Early in November

The long pending contest over the
seat of Senator O'Conor, Democrat
of Maryland, who was elected last
year by a margin of 2,232 votes, may
come to a head before a Senate
Election Subcommittee early in No
vember.
Senator Jenner, Republican, OF
Indiana, subcommittee chairman
estimated today that counsel for
both sides may complete in three
weeks their preliminary review OF
approximately $1,000 protested bal
lots In IT counties.
Senator O'Conors election is being
contested by D. John Markey, >the
Republican candidate last November
Indications today were that even
after the lawyers finish the pre-
liminary efforts to eliminate dis
puted ballots, there still will remain
more than $4,000 ballots for the
Senate subcommittee to pass on.
Five Sample Counties Checked.
When the contest started, the sub
committee made test check OF five
sample counties to see whether q
state wide recount was justified
This sampling ended in June with
$500 ballots in dispute. At that
time the subcommittee decided tt
investigate the remaining II coun.
ties and gave opposing counsel q
set of rules to follow to determine
whether ballots were defective under
the Maryland law.
Senator Jenner said today that, as
near as can be determined from
uncertifled tabulations, the number
of ballots the subcommittee will
have to pass out of the $1,000 chal-
lenged in the II counties may rur
to 10000. In a statement of pro-
gress on the case today, Senator
Jenner also said:
Counsel for Markey, in a recent
petition filed with the subcommittee
expressed reluctance to proceed
further with the counsel review or
the ground that the number oi
challenged ballots was too high
claiming that the pattern set up by
the rulings of the committee, anc
later modified by a stipulation en-
tered into by both counsel and ap.
proved by the committee were not
being adhered to.
Counter Petition Filed.
TN this petition, counsel for
Markey requested that the commit
tee take over the remaining ballots
in question, appoint neutral coun-
sci and proceed to eliminate what
was termed frivolous challenging
of ballots. A counter petition was
promptly filed by counsel TO,
O'Conor,. requesting the committee
to deny the Markey petition and
pointing out that the application
of the rulings and stipulation was
strictly as it should be, and that
the number of ballots which ulti-
mately will be referred to the COM
mittee will not exceed in proportion
the number referred to the COM
mittee in the five-county test
count"
Senator Jenner said committee
Investigators also are looking into
about 700 alleged irregularities in
the II counties involving the ques-
ton whether ballots and boxes were
handled in accordance with the
+ Maryland law after the voting was
over.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
ARE YOU
A FRESH FOOD FAMILY

WHETHER you are fresh, frozen
w or canned food family, your
refrigerator is one of the ruling
forces in your life. If you mutter
under your breath every time you
cram something in or vainly hunt
for certain food, you need new
lease on life and a new refrigerator
can give it to you. The new Norge
Rollator Refrigerators have exclu-
Evening star., 1947-10-08
MELON LIME MOLD

V/oU CAN BREEZE
! through sal y
ad and dessert Ls1.e
making in S O<is4zSS&
minutes if you 2<aSzAaSQG
know about E-
Speed up Min
ute Gelatine. Nothing could bt
quicker or better than this:
/ envelope Minute Gelatine
y cup sugar Dash of salt
11s cups water
a cup lime juice
u cup lemon juice
3 drops green c0loring
cup diced green melon
Combine Minute Gelatine, sugar,
and salt in saucepan. Add liq.
uids; place over medium heat
till gelatine dissolves, stirring
constantly. Add green coloring.
Chill till slightly thickened, fold
in melon. Mold. Chill till firm.
Unmold. Serve on mint leaves
$. top with 1 leaf. Makes 6 serv-
ings.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

dings. You'll love JIFFIES.
Break 18 graham crackers into
pieces, not crumbs. Combine
with l can sweetened condensed
milk and package of lockwood
Chocolate Bits. Mix we'll. Pour
into a we'll creased s-inch square
pan. Bake in moderate oven,
$500 F., 30 minutes. Cut In
squares while still warm and re-
move from pan.
Isn't that easy? know you'll want
to bake them often and in quantity
for everybody.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
AS OTHERS SEE you

VIZ HEN YOUR HOUSE is spick and
w span, isn't it a grand feeling
to view it through the eyes of a
visitor? You notice everything, and
feel such pride. But in those mo-
ments Of extra perception, do you
see instead the fingerprints, the
pencil marks the children made,
the CRIME on the walls, the soiled
Evening star., 1947-10-08

tent that do not vary from sea-
son to season. Because it's such
wholesome food and so appealing
in favor I lavish Blue Bonnet on
breakfast toast or waffles for my
young guests. I notice adult guests
spread it thickly on their hot bis
cults too. And with flavor and nu-
triton Blue Bonnet also gives me
economy all three!
Evening star., 1947-10-08

is to start baby on Gerber's mild
tasting, fine-textured Cereals. Just
lots of babies 60 for Gerber's Ce-
real Food, Strained Oatmeal and
Barley Cereal right from the start.
And each feedings a special sur
prise when mother rotates all three
for variety. Since cereal Is usually
baby's first solid food after milk
ask your doctor how soon you can
start baby on Gerbers. with all
their added iron, calcium, phos-
phorus, and B-complex vitamins.
All ready-to-serve and priced-to-
please, too
Evening star., 1947-10-08

toast or crackers 60 well With It
and this relish:
Sliced, hard-coOked eggs
Sliced, picked beets
Vinegar Brown sugar
Cloves Salt
Mix eggs and beets with sauce
from remaining ingredients.
blended to taste. Be sure to buy
and try HORNED Chilli Con Carne
with it.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
JE55|E'5Mz&bQQk
Jessie De Both suys: &@S=

Alas For The Girl Who Morrss Man Who Won't Eat "GrussI
many mothers roed their children the meood
for salad has be acquired the hard it's
hopeless above the everyday combine
fe vegetables with oney dressings the stubborn be
Seize the when srumbes the Of meals
introduce crisp, variety sood curly ende pepper rings
Evening star., 1947-10-08
A Cooking
School
in Print
HUSH-A-BYE BLUES

THANK GOODNESS modern baby
care experts say you can pick
baby up when he cries without fear
of spelling him! A little cuddling il
often the quickest way to turn tears
into smiles. And one of the quickest
ways to get smiles at feeding time
Evening star., 1947-10-08

gold. Their flavor
is so delicious
you'll want them
around to nibble.
They're versatile,
too, for they give
that rich choco-
late goodness S
you W a n t in
cookies, cakes.
chocolate syrup,
fudge and pud-
Evening star., 1947-10-08
RISE AND SHINE

BREAKFAST simply isn't breakfast
D to me without good cup of
steaming, flavorful coffee. And
coffee with the best Of fiavors is
Borden's Instant Coffee. You really
don't know what good flavor you're
Evening star., 1947-10-08

ures of playing host-because you
can heat and serve it in minutes!
But don't wait for a party. Try a
La Choy Chinese Dinner tonight.
Add meat or shellf1sh if you like,
and garnish with very crisp green
pepper rings. You'll love it and
so will your friends.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Borden's Instant Coffee right in
the cup, so it's ready in a jiny for
breakfast, dinner, luncheon q. :. any
time. No grounds to bother with
no pot to wash Borden's Is won.
derfully convenient, too.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Mormon Robertson Honored

Norman B. Robertson, former ad-
ministrative officer of the District
Governments water division. yes
terday was presented by division
employees with a gold wrist watch
in appreciation of his SO years
Evening star., 1947-10-08

missing till you
drink Borden's.
It's all coffee
1000 cofee-no
dextrose, dex-
trims or maltese
added. Enjoy
only the true
roaster fresh
coffee goodness
And you make
Evening star., 1947-10-08

wood Work? NO
one sees them as
acutely as you do,
but for your own
peace of mind,
take my advice
an d get B 90 n
II OH Se ho d
Evening star., 1947-10-08
PoRcHsIpE MEALS

nN MANY warm autumn days you
" can still serve meals on the
porch. You might very well have:
Hot Meat Pie
Tossed Green Salad
Ice Cold PEPSI. Cola
Evening star., 1947-10-08
A FRIEND INDEED

HNE OF MY WARMEST FRIENDS comes
" in a lib. tin and holds prom
inent place on my pantry shelves.
It's HORNED Chill Con Carne ready
to be heated slowly till piping hot.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

S t y e. It's a
whole party in
a apackage-this
dinner! A can
of chow mein,
a can of chow
mein noodles,
and a bottle of
zippy La Choy
Sauce. And it
steals no time
f.>~a 49, 1a.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

service in that department. Mr..
Robertson retired August 81. He
lives at 1412 Forty-fourth street
NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

The way HORNED
makes Chilli is
different. 1t has
beef, plump red
chilli beans, to-
mato puree, and
Just the right
amount of lively
SniceS Thin. hot
Evening star., 1947-10-08
OPEN HOUSE

1ATTENDED OPEN HOUSE at a
/ friends home the other evening.
It was big success. And one Of the
reasons was the delicious La Choy
Chinese Dinner she served buffet
Evening star., 1947-10-08

cate, country
S " e e t flav.o
which I've been
enjoying a long
time now. I de-
pend on it's nu-
tritious qualities
high food
mercy, high
Vitamin A con-
Evening star., 1947-10-08
TAKE IT FOR GRANTED

CoMETIMEs IT'S WISE to take things
y for granted. With Blue Bonnet
Margarine for instance I know I
can always expect the same deli
Evening star., 1947-10-08

nationally advertised brands of soft
drinks such as those in 8 to Q Oh
bottles. Pepsi always comes In big
12-oz. bottles. when you buy
Pepsi you can afford to buy for ths
whole family. Buy 1t everydayI
Evening star., 1947-10-08
AS GOOD AS GOLD

NUGGETS you can have at all times
IN come in a red and white pack
age. They're lockwood Semi i-SWeet
Chocolate Bits always as good as
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Pepsi-Cola is
such a good soft
drink. And when
you think that 1t
costs only nc an
ounce Cor less)
you can see how
it really helps
keep down the
high cost of liv-
ing. Compare
Pepsi with other
Evening star., 1947-10-08

England can not declare war,
make peace, or sign treaties for any
of her dominions.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

wedges, cucumber, minced onion. Add
q fine torrogon dressing to which
chopped hard cooked egg has been
added. Thot's salad!
Evening star., 1947-10-08
1151 PRIZES
<&s'aaaa

SPECIAL WEEKLY CONTESTS,
TOO!
Each week for 5 weeks, 10 Re-
frigerators as Bonus Prizes!
Entries for weekly contests (be-
gins Sept. 21, ends Oct. 25) must
be postmarked midnight Satur-
day of the week concerned.
ENTER THIS EASY CONTEST!
Simply finish the jingle in the cou-
pom below with a sentence that
rhymes with the word too. Send
as many entries as you like but be
sure that each is accompanied by
wrappers from 2 cans of Swift's
Cleanser. Contest starts Sept. 81,
ends midnight Oct. Is. Entries will
be judged on originality, unique
ness, aptness of thought. Complete
rules available at many grocers.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
COMPLETE MODERN KITCHEN

COMPLETE MODERN KITCHEN
-or $4,000 in cash
CyHARPEN YOUR WITS and win a fully
y equipped and installed Modern
G.E. Kitchen or $4,000 in cash
Somebody's going to be lucky. 1t
might be YOU. Also:
1151 PRIZES
Lots of other prizes in great
Swift's Cleanser contest ). 100
G.E. Electric Mixers :. 500 G.E.
Automatic TOasters... 800
G.E. Electric Steam Irons!
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Senator Jenner said committee
investigators also are looking into
about 700 alleged irregularities in
the II counties involving the ques-
ton whether ballots and boxes were
handled in accordance with the
Maryland law after the voting was
over.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-25
TAXATION

" am for the sound financial operotion of
our stote, our counties. ond our municipoli-
ties. We oonnot prosper and go forward if
loeol and stote governments ore bankrupt.
However, am opposed to raising q single
dollor by toxotion thot is not actually needed
to keep our locol and stote governments on q
sound financial bosis.
Because we must pay for the most expen-
sive wor IN history. we con expect but little
tax relIet in the next ten years from the
federoI government.
1T is therefore highly importont thot we
hold our state, county and municipal taxes
to q mInimum-thot we make new distribu-
ton OF income where teosible-in an effort
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-25

are spending the summer with
Mr.. Hamilton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Hamilton. They expect
to return to Miss. State college
in the fall.
Sunday guests in the horne of
Mrs. j. B. Gibson, Sr., we're Mr..
and Mrs. Eddie Martinez and sons
of Kreole and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Gibson, Jr., of Lucedale.
Word has been received that
Mrs. j. W. Valley of Hattiesburg
has recovered from a recent op-
Grafton. The VALLEY children are
spending the summer in Hurley
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Hamilton.
j. L. benson of Jackson visited
Saturday afternoon in the home
of his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack c. King.
Mrs. Fannye Jones motored to
Lueedale recently for a visit with
her brother and sister-in-laW, Mr..
and Mrs. Pelham Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Parker, Bud
dy and Guy Jones visited Friday
in the Honor G.. Jones home.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-25
OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE

AT the special session of the Legislature
which coIIed eorly this year, one of the moin
matters submitted for consideration was the
preservation in Mississippi of the integrity of
the Democratic Party. This is q most i'm
portont matter to every person in Mississippi.
Much was accomplished at the Special Session
ond think good legislation wos enacted thot
will be sufficient to accomplish our purpose
OF this time.
: But with the u%nrelentine agitation from
outside sources, our tosk is not complete.
pledge my whoIeheorted support and best eff
forts to always see thot we conduct our
Democratic Primaries in such q manner as to
preserve the heritoee and traditions of the
Southern Democrats SO adequately protected
by our forefothers."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-25

cagoula spent Sunday afternoon
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. c.
Faggard.
Congratulations are being ex-
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Vaughan on their marriage in
Lucedale, July IL. Mr.. Vaughan
is the third son of Mr.. W. A.
Vaughan and is employed at In
gals Shipyard while Mrs. Vau-
CHAN is an employee at the wool
en- mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Everett and
family of Vancleave were Wis
itors to Wade Friday night and
attended the rally at the school
house meeting their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett taught in
the Wade school for four previous
years and have many friends in
Wade.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Faggard and
son, Guy, and daughter, Joyce,
Gordon Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. T., Golf and son, Ernest, Miss
Ruth Valentine, attended the Old
Settlers Reunion and rally Sat
urday at Vancleave.
There will be a rally at Caswell
Springs church Friday night.
Mrs. @. X. Diamond had her
sister ard children of Alabama
to spend the weekend with her.
Mrs. Eula Carter spent Friday
with Mrs. Lillian Faggard
and attended the rally at the
house.
Rev. c.. A. Williams preached
very inspiring sermons Sun
day to large congregations at
coswell Springs.