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Evening star., 1947-01-31
Codmon's Will Leaves
$39, 900 to Proteqe
by The A..oeioied Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31.-Com-
poser Charles Wakefield Cadman' S
will, leaving one-third of an approx
innate 100000 estate for the musi-
cal education of a protege, Edward
Marsh, 16-year-old pianist, was on
probate in Superior Court today.
It bequeaths the youth $75 a
month from q trust fund until he
is 81. After that he will receive a
third of the income from royalties
on Mr.. Cadman's compositions. Mrs
Maybell Cascino, Mr.. Cadman's sis
ter, will receive a Los Angeles resi-
dence and 500 month.
Evening star., 1947-01-31
1n Mpttturtattt

ANDERSON, PHILLIP. In loving mem.
ory of my dear husband. PHILLIP ANDER.
SON, who departed this life one year age
today, January 81, 1946.
In my heart your memory fingers.
Thinking when am alone
How we spent the hours together
When We would be sitting in our home
I think of you in silence, ----.-...--
So few have seen me weep,
But many silent tears are shed
When others are pEyprEp aaIsepr; WIFE
BUTLER, PHILIP HENRY. sR. In Low.
ther, PHILIP HENRY BUTLER, ST., who
s4s sway one WIZ AND Az s9daE
FOX, HARVEY THOMAS. In sad but
brother, HARVEY THOMAS FOX. who de.
parted this life two years ago today, jan
uary 81, 1915.
Today is the day of remembrance
And many sad regrets;
A day we shall always remember
Whsn S1N tie % rsst q the Mp Woria s, s1rEsts
MEIGsMok WILLIAM dsal uIse D WIIn IR ioyins
ago, January 90, 1916.
A lcyine. uncle, SO true, 50 rare,
The trials he went throush few could bear;
7ouR Msf S1f g NEE hsss INA aha
HORTON. SUZANNA. In loving remem-
suzANNA HORTON. who died three year.
ago today. January 81. 1914.
Remembrance is a golden chain
Pe' save res e 's ovs srsss sna shen s to N yn
0tSS#ES1 5 SSs s,s$Es &Rs i5o1s cog
LEMAN, MARTHA J. In sad but lovins
MARTHA j. LEMAN. who died twenty-one
years ago today, January 81. 1926.
rr,,-, Gone; but u, not f@Srgot.sni @ i n,vs
our VII. and motfe cnhsE s1ERc who
usPs'sar uaps 81. is Ia9e. w 0A' year ' '' van
Today recalls the memory
AND 9 tsose eVed Sbo Of 70 Son today
Are those who loved yon best.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Sweetly. tender, fondly and true;
Thsss Is not IT. ia aas ;,,nn that II passes asS
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
QUILL. FRANCIS K. In sad but lovinl
remembrarss ,,,, Of our son n,,I,1 ane
E r., Who was killed il, in the servic,
~ Of his country two years ago to.
day, January 81, l945. Anil.
versary masses at st. Aloysius and st
Anthony's Churches, the Franciscan Mon
astery, st. Lucien's Mission, Spruce Pine
IN. c., and Carmelite Mission, cresthill
IN. j.
You are not FORGOTTEN. Frank,
Nor will you ever be,
As long as life and memory last
We will remember ras sasej FAMILY.
VAUGHAN, OSCAR L. In sad but Low
ing remembrance of our dear husband ant
father, OSCAR L. VAUGHAN, who de-
parted this life two years ago today, Jan
uary 81, 1945.
January brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best
YOUR WIFE ROSA: DAUGHTERS. RUIk
" DOWNS AND LAURA e. KAHLERI
AND SoN-IF-LAW. ERNEST L kAH
LkRT.
Evening star., 1947-01-31
Grohom's Condition 'Fuir'

Edwin c. Graham, rs, of 1921
Forty-fourth place NV, was re-
ported in flair" condition today at
Garfield Hospital, where he is a
pneumonia patient. He spent q
satisfactory night, attendants said.
Mr.. Graham is former president of
the Hamilton National Bank.
Evening star., 1947-01-31
Frank P. Grunt, 1O6, Dies

WICHITA, Kans., Jan. 81 R.--
Frank P. Grant, who didn't quit
work until he was 95, died last
night at 106. His retirement as a
scissors grinder in 1886 came after
he was struck by a train and seri-
ously injured. Mr.. Grant was born
in Naples, Italy.
Evening star., 1947-01-31

Presbyterians in New Zealand
voted against benefitting from pro-
fits of trust which licenses liquor
sales. .
Evening star., 1947-01-31
CEMETERY LOTS.

FORT LINCOLN, sites. far below cem-
etery value, for cash. Call Falls Church
1611-R.
Evening star., 1947-01-31

E
by Chambers.
GOULD, THOMAS c. On Thursday,
January 80, l947, at his residence, 203
Maryland ave. ne. THOMAS C. GOULD,
father Of Richard B. Gould. Friends may
eaIl at the Wsstler Funeral Home, 30l
hast Capitol St, where funeral services will
be held on SATURDAY.. February 1, at II
am, Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-01-31

neSday, JANUARY 2g, 1877, At tf
Veterans Hospital. Fort Mead
Nd, CHARLES 8. WASHINGTO
Of 5041 Just st. me-, beloved l1u!
band of Mrs. Mary Julia Wasf
ing, father OF Charles, jr.; Corp
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Bernie Buffkin Is Shot In Back;
Officers Place Ellis Baker In Jail

truck carrying three persons stop
ped near them at the side of the
road. Some argument was start
ed among the group, Baker how
ever, never speaking to Buffkin,
according to the report.
The truck later started up with
Bernie Buffkin, his brother and
Red Turbeville riding in If. As
it started off. Baker allegedly shot
four or five times into the back
of the pickup, one of the bullets
striking Buffkin in the hack and
injuring him seriously. The truck
went on down the road a short
distance, turned around and
brought the wounded man to a
doctor here. He was rushed to
Mullins to the hospital.
The Granger woman is reported
to have had two guns in her pos
session at one time and with hav-
ing given Baker one of the guns
! just before the shooting occurred.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Rotarians Hear
Dallas Mackey
Monday Evening

Dallas L Mackey, executlve-sec..
rotary of the Loris Chamber, OF
Commerce, discussed "Brother-
hood" and it's relationship to living
in America at the regular Monday
night meeting of the local Rotary
club. ~-
Mr.. Mackey pointed out the
need for brotherhood in religion,
education, industry and other
phases of living and discussed the
infiltration of various "isms IN
to the United States today.
eff we only do the things we
feel in our hearts, say the things
we feel in our hearts and write
the things we feel in our heart, we
will accomplish great things and
will be living brotherhood as it
should be lived" Mr.. Mackey said.
No new business was brought
before the club but the athletlr
committee was given the task OF
raising the 500 required for spon-
sorship of a summer athletic pro-
gram in Tabor City. This amount
is to be raised prior to the clos
ing of the local schools.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Locals Enter
Cage Tournament

The Tabor City boys and girls
basketball teams have entered the
Wilmington Star-NewS annual bas-
ketball tournament and will com
pete in that gathering next week.
More than 80 teams from New
Hanover, Bladen, Brunswick, Pen
der, and Columbus counties have
entered the invitational tourney
and the local Red Devils are eX-
pected to give other contestants
close fight for one of the seven
cups that are to be given away
by the Star-News.
The invitational tourney is All
annual affair in Wilmington but
has not been held for the past
seven years because Of the wal
and other obstacles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Potato Growers!

The following article has been
released by the local schools Flu
ture Farmers of America:
In order to safe guard against
rot and disease, sweet potato
growers are urged to have their
potatoes treated before they are
bedded Working in cooperation
with the County Agent and the
Tabor City Merchants Association,
the students Of vocational agri-
culture of the local school are
ready to perform this service free
of charge.
A word Of caution in the mat
ter of handling-in tearing down
the potato hills handle the pota-
toes as carefully as possible TO
avoid skinning and brulsing.
Grade with care, as though grad
ing for the market. and bring only
good sound potatoes for dipnine
as this is the only kind that
should be bedded. Take care to
avoid chilling insofar as it is pos
sible. Bring potatoes in baskets
to the Tabor CITY cannery where
facilities for dipping are available.
Between the hours Of 9 am. and
3 pm. from March 3 through
March 90 members of the Tabor
CITY F. F. A Chapter will be on
hand to dip sweet potatoes at no
cost to the growers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Aged Farmer
Is Murdered
AT Little River

\ 1900 reward is offered for
apprehension OF the slayer ofl}cn
H. Justice, 81, d Little River farm
er, who was found dead from Il
a shot gun blast Wednesday in
the living room of his home in
which he lived alone, his wife hav-
ing died five months ago.
Horny county Coroner, J. S.
Dix discounted robbery a. d mo-
tive after finding $l26 in the vic
TINS pocket. No gun was found
and bloodhoundS have been OF a
search for the slayer since early
yesterday.
Funeral rites will be held from
the Little River Methodist church
Saturday afternoon at 300 with
the Rev. Carl Parker officiating.
lnterment will he made in the
little River cemetery. The body is
at the Lewis Funeral home and
will remain there until shortly be-
fore the funeral hour.
He is survived By one son
Clyde, Of jacksonville, Fla. anC
a grand son. b. A. Jewell of the
L. S. Navy, San Diego, Calf.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
WENC Installs
Transcription
Equipment

The latest in transcription equip
ment has arrived at station WENC
in Whiteville and will be install
ed this week. This equipment
will make possible prescriptions
of network programs when Local
programs are underway and vii!
also make it possible to record
programs in all sections of the
area served by WENC.
This new service will bring
something to WENC that is not
available to most stations of the
same calibre.
S. L. Braxton, vice president
of the Whiteville Broadcastine
company said today, "ThiS is just
another progressive step which Is
in keeping with the policy of WE,
NC to bring to this community al
ways the latest and best in radio
broadcasting and listening"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28

Bernie Buffkin, about 80. was
shot in the back with a As auto
matte Monday afternoon about
6 80 on the Fair Bluff road about
a half mile outside Of the city
limits here, allegedly by Ellis Bak-
er, who runs business in Horny
County on the Green Sea road.
Buffkin was taken to the Null
Inns hospital where he still re-
mains in a serious condition but
he has fair chance Of recovery.
Baker was arrested Tuesday af-
telnoon and placed in the Col
umbus county Jail without bond
pending the condition of Buff
kin.
TIME Granger, a woman, was
also arrested and charged with aid
ing and abetting in the affair.
An eye witness to the shooting
reported this week that Baker was
arguing with Luther Powell at
Powell's residence when a pickup
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Sweet Potato
Council Urges
Quality Vans

The Carolinas Sweet Potato
Council designed to promote the
welfare of the sweet potato III
dustry in North and South caro-
lima, urges all growers OF vans
to plant good seed and to guard
against inferior products IN tne
future in a series of bulletins that
were mailed out by Secretary A
R. Howard this week.
The bulletin pointed out many
WAYS to insure quality goods and
protect vans from diseases when
make them Improbable fol
growers and buyers.
Growers of sweet potatoes are
being asked to join the organlza-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
oca Basketball Team Wins Class District Two Championship
Red Devils To Meet
Sanford In Playoff

Shellacking Whiteville G0-3S in
Chadbourn last Saturday night,
Tabor City'S 1917 edition of the
Red Devil cage team. captured
the state district two Class "A"
title and is scheduled to meet
Sanford soon to determine who
will play in North Cardinals semi
final rounds.
BY beating the Whteville five
Saturday, the locals brought the
first district championship to Ia
Dor City in the towns history and
when they compete with the San.
ford outfit soon in the State
quarterfinals. it will mark the fir.>
time that a local aggregation has
been that many rungS up the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Keyboard Club
Holds Meeting

The keyboard music club, COM
posed of the pupils of Miss Caro-
line Murray held the regular meet
ing on Monday, February 10th in
the music room of the Tabor City
schools.
Margaret 10 Jernigan, presi-
dent, was in charge of the busi-
ness session in which the club
chose the name for the club and
selected club colors, red and
white.
In presenting the program,
Maitland Smith discussed 1.-The
Lifee of Bach; Jean Peay, 1.-The
Later Life of Bach, Harold Jor-
dan. "Muskette"; Jane Parham.
"Minuet"; and Frances Sarvis,
"Polinaise".
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Local Situation
Is Summarized
By Mrs. Frances Elliott
Executive Secretary, Columbus
County Red Cross Chapter.

While it is general! known that
Red Cross activities are nuhtf-
Gus and extensive, the average
person cannot comprehend the &c
gree 10 which Il ked Cross chap
ter really tries to meet the needs
of those in reed.
For instance IN January alone
a total of l24 cases were serrlcea
by the Columbus County chapter.
during wartime the number OF
cases serviced per month far en-
ceeded that figure during AIRY
single month, out the fact thai
during a peacetime month there
were l24 cases to service Is m
dicative of the need for continued
Red Cross Service. Multiply that
by II months and over thousand
persons are assisted during the
year by the services of the Red
Cross in Columbus County. Loans
to servicemen and veterans and
their dependents amounted to
$241.77. Collections were S193,oO.
Your entire county is serviced.
Each day a trl p OF trips are made
to some point in the county. Health
and welfare reports of families
are sent to all parts of the world
and likewise received to be con-
veyed to families when families
and Serviremen fail to have direct
mail. Emergency messages, home
condition reports and dependency
Notifications are made through
home visits. Loans are made
through home visits. Loans are
made pending family allotments.
If allotment checks are held up
Red Cross assists in finding the
reason. Social histories are OBJ
tanned for the military when the
soldier fails to adjust in the SER
vice. This entails life history
This entails life history from the
from the mother and or wife
school and criminal records are
investigated to find out how the
man adjusted in family and COM
munity situations. These are the
same services rendered during &C
tive hostilities.
Insurance and pension claims
are filed. Family allotment claims
are made, applications for Emer-
gency Maternity and infant care
are made, also applications for ad-
mission to veterans hospitals and
outside medical care. Appeal
claims are filed and followed
through.
Nationally, 100000 claims for
veterans and their families were
filed last year for veterans by
the Red Cross. Your chapter Is
doing it's bit on these claims. Doc
tors hospitals and other agencies
in the county and outside copper
ate with your Red Cross in Sc
curing best services possible to
these families in treatment and
reduction of prices. Also, a nu-
triton program is now beginning
to function.
Your Junior Red Cross has
made it's roll call with all schools
in the county participating. One
hundred bores of school supplies
were sent over seas to children
who are without.
These services suggest the scope
of Red Cross activities and pre-
sent a challenge for full support
of the 1947 Red Cross drive IN
Columbus county for $4,000.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Elect w. B, Webster
President; c. Garland Fowler
lin Huffman Elected To Office
Capture Still

Deputy Sheriff Mack Canady,
along with deputies Will Billiard,
Robert Stephens and l.. Il. Wayne
captured a still in the WEIGH Creek
township last Saturday and made
the arrect of Fred Phifer.
The still was not in operation
but was located on Phifer'S land
about 100 yards from his house.
The deputies searched his barn
and according to Canady found
90 gallons of syrup and two other
cases of syrup in the barn. They
also captured some whisky IN
1nlfer'S house.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
NJ. e.. Mcpherson
Found Dead

The Rev. NJ. G.. Mcpherson, 81,
was found dead in bed this morn
ing friday at ZOO when men,
bers of his family called him for
breakfast. Funeral rites will be
held from the Beaver Dam church
at 200 Saturday afternoon with
the Rev. Noah Duncan officiating.
Burial will be made in the Nc
Pherson cemetery.
He is survived by his wife and
four sons: Joseph, Isaac, Jacob
and Carl, all of the home; and
two brothers, John and Porter of
Chadbourn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Cole Discusses
Red Cross Work

IN en,hulas.ic audience OF OF
Rod Gross workers repreSehTIl IL
n sT1 ,arrion, of the county las
V ~ nigh, heard Willard =. q
% STa''| executive secretary OF the
T TUs5, Ci,y Merchants AS>ocIa'
la. ;aD', deliver an inspiring address r.
d. ~" mo opening gun of the 1g y,
p.5 Gross membership drive. Inc
" ",e held in the Armor!y clue
. .oor IN Whi.eville was for the
1 ,ry,,, of acquainting the area
s T., and their workers with
, ,i.nS for the annual Red Cross
g g 20 begin in Columbus county
an M March 5th and extending
through March 9th.
Presiding over the program
which was broadcast over radio
ra,ion WENC. was J. NJ. Hough'
COUNTY chairman for the drive.
Mr., Cole reminded his listeners
Of the great humanitarian role
he Red Cross played during the
war and of the dire need for con-
,iruing Red Cross activities during
he postwar period. He present
ed two Columbus county veter-
ans. Phil Hughes of Tabor City,
gunner sergeant, who was shot
down over Italy and who spent
. months in q German concentra-
ton camp and William Stephens
Of Clarendon. Both Of these
Young men were generous in their
praise for the work which the
Red Cross did for them. Sgt.
Hughes stated that the food,
clothing and medicine provided by
The Red Gross made it possible
!Or Us 10 endure the horrors and
torture of those never-to-be-tor-
gotten months"
Also appearing on the program
vas Bill EdmundS. publicity chair
man for the drive, who added his
endorsement for the fine services
rendered BY the Red Cross to ser
yicemen during the war, for the
work it is now doing for service
men and veterans. and offered
brief suggestions 10 the workers
present on the conduct Of the
drive.
Members of the executive corr
miitee of the Columbus County
!;ed Cross Chapter were present
and were given a round of ap-
p.au>e for their loyal and out
Standing contributions TO the Red
CFO>S. These included Mrs. Fran
ces Elliott, executive secretary,
I. |. FinSon, chairman, Mrs. f.
\. Proctor, ". VI. Boyce, Paul
Soodall and \. W. Lewis, chair
nan Of the Chadbomn chapter.
Also recognized for meritoriouS
service were c. Bion Sears, Mrs.
rrercy Brown, II. B. Wyche, Mrs.
frank Young, Junior Red Cross
chairman, and Mrs. Harriet Sykes.
4 delicious dinner was served
Ae WORKERS by ladies of the Wes-
EEan Guild Of the Whiteville
AeethOdiSt Church.
Columbus county's quota for the
.Si1 drive is $500.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Engineers At Work

The party Of locating engineers
that has been busy on the Chad
bourn road has completed that
project and is now surveying on
the Pireway highway. 1t is I'M
derstood that the survey will con-
tinue to the Guideway school and
local officials expect the paving
of both Pireway and Chadbouln
roads to be let to contract some
time during the current year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28

ton and to cooperate in an effort
to make Carolinas sweet potatoes
second to none in demand on the
northern markets.
Carroll Sales Company here is
a member of the Carolinas Sweet
Potato Council and B. A. Garrell
was elected president of the or
panization at a meeting held IN
Florence last fall.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Blooner Girls
PLAY March 4

The 1917 Boomer Girls basket
ball team will meet the 1947 girls
team of Green Sea high school
at the school gymnasium March
18th at 1880 o'clock.
The Bloomer Girls will wear
their bloomer suits while the high
school team will wear their new
red basketball suits.
The public is invited to attend
the l917-1947 game.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Red Cross Drive Opens
n Columbus Next Week

, 49,, - the Tabor City quota and 5000 set the
Hih ,r. 1911 Red Cross membership drive opens next
count! @ ,ntnue March until the required funds are
raised Cole named chairman OF the drive mere ana
~ launch the funds campaign early neN[ week 'hooE"
expects -, ,.,ty drive will 10 until March D
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28

Mrs. Cora Thomkins of, Conway
spent Tuesday here in the home
of her son, Leo Thompkins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Late Bulletin

With the house packed, the Ia
Dor City Merchants Association
banquet last night was tabled an
outstanding success by all concern
ed and the group elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve during
the coming year: Willie Webster,
president succeeding S. P. Smith;
C. Garland Fowler, elected vice
president for a second term; and
Jim Huffman, treasurer, succeed
ing Ben L. Nesmith, Jr.
Willard C. Cole was presented
a one hundred dollar bill as a to-
ken of his service 70 the organi.
cation during the past several
months.
Miss Martha HARRISON was
crowned sweet potato queen by
County Agent Charles D. Raper
for outstanding yam production
and named winner of the county
Al club contest. AS first place
winner, she was given check for
$50.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28
Late Bulletin

After defeating Cerro Cordo
Wednesday night by a score of
45-22 in the Columbus county
tournament being held in Halls.
boro, the Red Devils met Chad.
bourn last night friday and de.
feated that aggregation 2l-l8.
This pits the local boys team
against Fair Bluff Saturday night
at 9:15 to determine the county
championship. Fair Bluff beat
Halisboro last night to enter the
final round with the Red Devils.
Tabor City is the defending cham.
pion.
The Tabor City girls were elm
mated last Friday night when the
Acme-Delco team scored VIC
toy by the score Of 31-28. White.
Vile will meet Acme-Delco for the
girls crown.
A featuree Of Saturday nights
program is game between the
coaches and principals of Eastern
and Western Columbus county
schools.
ladder toward North Carolina
title.
Saturday nights game was one
TO write home about. Both Tabor
City and Whiteville had game
apiece during the regular season
and when the state high school
basketball association set the title
'o"iding bout in Chadbou,n, specu-
lations ran high as to who would
cop the game and thereby repre-
sent this district in higher state
competition.
The came began somewhat dis
appointing TO the local citizenry
as Whiteville swept fast to a 1919
load at the end of the first quar-
ter. The second quarter saw the
Red Devils cut that lead to tie
the game up even-stephen at the
half. 1918.
Tabor City's five looked like it
had been promoted to another
league when the second half OPP
oned THROWN" in basket after
basket from almost every position
on the court. SCORING AZ points in
the last half while the Whiteville
team accounted for only 90.
Accurate shootin". stealing the
hall around center line and break
ing fast made the difference in
the two teams and DELIGHTED the
many local fans attending the
chamniOrShin bout.
Tarl Stanley. Maxtcr. Snivev
and Fred Soles paced the Red
Devils scoSing IL. II and Id
noints respectively. Ted Fipps
rang up ten and Herring one. Tav-
lor was high scorer for Whiteville
with ten points.
In the girls game earlier in
the evening. came with M bear-
ing on state titles, the Whiteville
lasses took Tabor City in stride
% 81
Irene Crice with IS points set
the pace for the local scorers
with - nnints. Juanita Norris
accounted for four points. Sih-
bett with ID led the Whiteville
cnorarc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-28

S,ssdrm;.GG Il. S. Cox and Ernest
end ~ r;l;. Cox were recent week
visitors in Charlotte.
and d. T., and Mrs. Charles Rhodes
,per, '% 4, Charles. Ill, of Newberry
Rhode, We week end with Mrs.
t. priiDaps parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
"Se IN Clarendon.