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Evening star., 1948-08-29
Wynn, Thompson
Face Tribe; Paige
Possible Starter

Both Washington and De-
troit officials attempted to
have yesterdays game called
due to heat and play at later
date In Detroit, but American
League President William Har-
ridge vetoed the request =.
Harridge pointed out it would
be unfair to the pennant-con-
tending Cleveland Indians, who
played yesterday. to be meeting
a refreshed Washington club
today when Cleveland was
forced to perform under similar
sweltering conditions at New
York.
Early Wynn, who hasn't won
since June 25. and Forrest
Thompson will face the Indians
in today's double-header start
ing at l:30 o'clock Wynn has
lost eight straight games +.
Bob Lemon and Bob Muncrief
or Satchel Paige are expected
to fire for Cleveland.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Mats Bow, IS, in 10Th
After Tying Tigers
with Two in 9Th
Ill
By Burton Hawkins

The Mats staged a ninth inning
buildup for a 10-inning letdoWn
yesterday at Gritfith Stadium. They
buoyed the hopes of a smattering
of Ladies' Day fans by locking the
score at SIS with 2-run outburst
in the ninth, then collapsed in the
10th as Detroit scampered of with
Us victory.
Washington's pitching was thing
of joy-for the Tigers, who muster
ed six runs in the final four innings
on a production of four hits.
The Mats pitchers were walking
eight. hitting two and yielding nine
hits to the great glee of the Tigers.
Detroit entered the bottom half
Of the ninth in command of 5-3
lead. but Rookie Jim Clark launched
a rally for the Mats with a sharp
single to left off Art Houtteman.
Mickey Vernon, batting for Earl
Wooten, forced Clark, but confined
to second on Shortstop Johnny
Lipon's wild throw past first.
Trucks Leads Tie Breaking.
Mickey scooted to third when Al
Kozar grounded out and Sherry
Robertson thumped triple off the
right field fence, scoring Vernon.
Into that crisis stepped Ed Stewart
to slash a single to center, sending
Robertson across with the tying
run.
Stewart continued to second on
Centerfielder Hoot Evers' tumble,
but Virgil Fire, Trucks arrived on
the scene and forced Gil Coan to
ground out.
With one out in the tenth, Trucks
supplied his own winning jab when
he singled to left off Dick Welteroth,
fourth of five Nat pitchers. Lipon
pumped another single to the same
sector and when Coan permitted
the ball to escape him Trucks
romped home from second and
Lipon streaked all the way to third.
Mickey Haefner was ushered into
the game and he was greeted by
Eddie Mayo's neat squeeze bunt
which scored Lipon.
The Mats had nicked Ted Gray
for run in the first inning on a
walk to Kozar, Garden Gillenwater's
double and Stewards long fly! but
Detroit clipped Milo Candini for
a run in the second. That material
lied when Evers doubled and later
scored as Gray hit into a force-play
after Viz Wertz had heen hit h,y
a pitched ball, George Vico sacri-
feed and Bob Swift walked.
Mats Pitchers Too Generous.
Doubles by Kozar and Stewart
and Tom McBride's single fetched
the Mats 81 lead in the fifth, but
the Mats pitchers couldn't stand
prosperity.
Candidi opened the seventh
by walking Pinch -hitters Freddie
Hutchinson and Dick Wakefield
See MATS, Page BIZ
Evening star., 1948-08-29
By tks Asseciatsd Press

Three National League players
Outfielaer Richie Ashburn of the
Phils and Catcher Bill Livingston
and Infielder Bill Rigney Of the New
York Giants-were injured In games
yesterday against the Pittsburgh
Pirates and st. Louis Cardinals. re-
spectively.
Both Ashburn, second leading hit
ter in the National League and the
leagues leader in stolen bases. and
Livingston may be out Of action for
the remainder Of the season, while
Rigney is expected to be sidelihed
for at least two weeks.
Ashburn, hitting 1888 and second
only to the Cards Stan Musial
fractured 4 bone In the fourth finger
Of his left hand while sliding into
second base In the fourth inning OF
the Phfls' opener with the Pirates.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Citation Scores
S66,450 Win in
American DERBY
Now Is Third Amono
Purse Eorners; Free
America Gets Place
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Citation. the
morse OF the year, with Jockey Eddie
Arcaro astride, rambled to a length
victory in the $88, $50 American Der
by at Washington Park today.
Free America, Citations running
mate, from the Calumet Farm was
second, and Volcanic was third.
Citation, by his victory, became
the third greatest money winner on
the American turf. First place was
worth $66,450 and raised the colts
earnings for two years OF campaign
Ing to $65l,750. which moved him
ahead of Assault. Stymie is the tor
winner with $9l1 1886 and Armed Is
second with $773,70O.
The winner. hurtling to his 18th
victory in IA starts this season, ran
the mile and a quarter in 2:O1s5.
Papa Redbird, owned by Joseph
A. Goodwin, Lexington. KY, sur.
prise winner of the Arlington Class
ic, finished fourth.
Better Self Late Scratch.
D. A. Rosenbaum's S, Reborn, which
finished 20 lengths behind Papa
Redbird, was outclassed. Dixians
Stables Shy Guy and King Ranch s
Better Self were late scratches, both
owners apparently unwilling to put
up the 81 900 starting fee and trying
to get at least fourth purse money
of $4,000.
Because of the small field, betting
was to win only. and when the "a
636 sweltering fans poured $81 1854
on the Calumet pair out of total
of s103 $50, Warren Wright's sleek
thoroughbreds went off as l to 10
favorites. The winning payoff was
$3.50.
Citations triumph in the 38th
running of the Derby was almost
as spectacular as were his victories
in most of the other big stakes
events Of the year-the Kentucky
Derby, the Preakness. the Belmont
and the Stars and Stripes.
After permitting the Arlington
Classic winner, Papa Redbird, to
set the pace for almost six furlongs
Citation took command as the
small bard of five neaIed the turn
at the end of the backstretch and
vent INTO the straightaway a couple
Of lengths ahead Of the Goodwin
star.
volcanic Makes Threat.
Here, however. Volcanic, with Me,
Peterson up, made his move. The
outsider threw a real threat at the
3-year-old champion and from the
stands it appeared that he wa:
going to make the finish a tight one
Free America, with Jockey N. L
Pierson in the saddle, came sailing
down the middle of the track, passed
the fast stepping Volcanic as they
reached the sixteenth pole. and got
up for second by length.
Citations time for the long grino
was a full second slower than thu
accomplishment Of his stablemate
Fervent, in winning the American
Derby last year,
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Red Sox Boost Lead as Yanks Gain Second Place
| N. State Finds
7 More Gridmen
Are Ineligible
BY the A,seeieisd Press

RALEIGH, N, c., Aug. 2s.-The
Southern Conferences three-year
varsity rule eliminated two more
1S47 regulars from the North
Carolina State squad today.
Coach Beattie Feathers an
nounced that End Bill Stanton
and Tackle Jim Rees, both con-
sidered outstanding candidates
for the 194S team, had been de-
clared ineligible.
Stanton enrolled at State in
194l, failed to play freshman ball
but played with the varsity in
1945, 1916 and 1947 after being
out Of college for service in the
Navy.
Rees transferred from Ohio
State, where he played with the
varsity in 1942, and played with
the N. c. State varsity in 1916
and 1947.
Previously, Leslie tFootsy) Pal
mer, States star ftllback, had
been ruled ineligible.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Ashburn Breaks Finger Sliding;
Rioney, Livingston Also Hurt

However, he remained In the game
until the eighth inning - long
enough to steal his 32nd base of the
season and collect four hits in five
trips to the plate.
After treatment at a Pittsburgh
hospital, club officials announced
that Ashburn would be out Of the
lineup for three or four weeks
possibly for the remainder of the
season"
At st. Louis, meanwhile, Liv-
ingston suffered a broken toe in his
left foot when he slid into the con-
crete backstop while trying to snare
foul ball Rigney, spiked when
the Cards Enos Slaughter slid into
second base. suffered q badly cut
right hand between the thumb and
forefinger. Both Livingston and
Rigney were removed to st. Johns
Hospital in st. Louis for medical
treatment.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Dykes Resigns As Pilot
Of Hollywood Boil Club
BY the Assoeioted Pre,s

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 28.-Veteran
Jimmy Dykes resigned today as
manager OF the Hollywood club of
the Pacific Coast League.
Second Baseman Lou Stringer was
named temporary pilot to finish the
season. Victor Ford Collins. club
president said. Dykes. former mana :
ger of the Chicago White Sox, took
over the Stars late in the 1s46 sea-
son, succeeding Buck Fausett
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Probable Pitchers
American League.

Cleveland at Washington t2)--Lemon
11-11 and Muncrief t5-4b or PaiGe
t5-D VS.. Thompson 4-6 and Wynn o.
15l.
Chicago at Philadelphia t2l-Gumpert
f2-O and Gettel t3.lO Us. Scheib 10-6)
and Marchildon sid.
Detroit at New York f2)-overmirt
1-3 and Hutchinson nO-S VS.. Porter
field GID and PAGE 80.
at. Louis at Boston t2)-Drews t3-3)
and Carver I5-s) VS.. Dobson u3-0 and
Harris t6-9):
National Leagre.
Boston at Pittsburgh 2o-Spahn D1-
81 and Voiselle I4-1D vs.. Chesnes 40
- and lombard 90.
New York at Cincinnati C.b--Koslo
u5-M VS.. Blackwell G-9) and Fox t5-8
or ns,,n Wsnmsis1 H.,n5,. 50, ,c,,c. ,,,-s,mmon.
t6-ID and Dnbiel t5-0 VS.. Mccall u-8
and Hammer t5-9).
Brooklyn at st. Louis t2)-Palica .ts-6,
and Minner G-D VS.. Brecheen I5-5)
and Pollet (9-6).
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Totals "A iet.s14 Totals ~ 8e7I

Ran for Clark in eighth.
Two out when winning run scored.
Sacrificed for Johnson in ninth.
walked for Houk in ninth.
= Hit into force out for Lopat In ninth
Cleveland - Ol0 900 Ol0-5
New York 0l0 900 OO2-3
Runs-Tucker. Dolby. Dimagsio Berra,
Houk. Error-JohnSon. Runs batted in
base hits-Clark. Robinson. Home run
Dolby. SacrIfces-Boudreau,. Brown. Dou-
BILE plays-Rizzuto to Heinrich: johnson to
Rizzuto TO Heinrich t2); Boudreau to Cor
don to Robinson; Rizzuto to Stirnyeiss to
Heinrich. Left on bases-Cleveland. 3;
New York. Z. Bases on balls--On Lopat.
man, 2. Struck out-By zoldsk. /: by
Lopat!1.. Hits-On Zoidak, s In 8 innings;
battersJ: on Kliemsn. o in 1s inning.
Hit By pitcher-By Bearden tDimaEgioI.
Wild pitch-Lopat Balk-zoldak. VIM
ming pitcher-Lopst. Losing pitcher
Evening star., 1948-08-29
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, Aug. 28.-A mahogany
and white-hulled Detroit speedboat
won the famed Gold Cup Trophy
here today.
Miss Great Lakes, piloted by Dam
ny Foster, did the trick by outlast-
ing a field of more than score of
the worlds fastest speedboats to
win two heats and finish second
in another.
1t was the same boat Foster
piloted to victory in the Presidents S
Cup Regatta in Washington, D. c.,
in September of last year.
Today's victory was not wholly
satisfactory one to Foster.
OF the 81 boats eligible to start,
most of those credited with test
trials at better than 100 miles an
hour dropped out so fast in the
first heat that the race committee
adopted a special rule to have
enough boats to carry on with a
second and third heat.
First mishap of the race came
only seconds after the boats had
roared over the starting line in the
first heat. Band Leader Guy Lom-
bardo's Tempo vi broke up and
sank as he swung sharply to avoid
crashing into Morlan Visel's Hur-
ricane w of Los Angeles that had
damaged a propeller.
Lombardo's Arm Broken.
Lombardo suffered a broken arm
but was back to the judges stand
watching the race an hour later.
Another craft regarded as a rea
contender to be forced out early ir
the first heat was Achille Castoldi's
SAINT Ambrogio. The pounding o.
the heavy seas opened some of hel
seams and she settled to the bottom
after running only about 10 miles oi
the initial heat. Castoldi was mo-
hurt and said he would have tn.
craft ready to compete in mex
weeks Silver Cup race, also on the
Detroit River.
Other craft reporting for the flrst
heat only to be forced out were:
Mysweetie Of Detroit. beached af.
ter developing propeller trouble.
Such Crust of Detroit. winner ol
the first heat. whose hull was split
in the heavy sea.
| Miss Pepsi, bent rudder.
| Katy-Did. of Detroit. which sank
after shipping water through hel
hull.
| Hi Barbaree, of Detroit, engine
trouble.
! r. Stanley Dollars Skipalopg. oi
San Francisco. damaged propeller.
Miss Canada III, of Picton, Ont.
engine trouble in first heat.
Miss Windsor, of Windsor, Ont.
engine trouble.
New Ruling Needed.
The series of mishaps would have
washed out the entire program but
for the committees action in ruling
all boats that started in the first
heat whether they finished or not
would be permitted to start in the
second heat.
That brought only four craft out
for the second heat-Miss Great
Lakes, La-Hala, of Kelsey Island
N. j.; VIII Of the Wisp, Of Alex
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Yunks, Puckers in Swop

HERSHEY. Pa, Aug. % (P.-The
Boston Yanks of the National Foot
ball League, today traded HalfbacE
Howard (RedD Maley to the Green
Bay Packers for rights to the Pack
ers' fifth draft choice next year
The Yanks also reported that Tackle
Mike Jarmoluk. 252-pounder obtain
ed from the Chicago Bears in q
trade, had arrived here.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
SteeIer Tackle CoIcoeni
Has Appendix Removed
By the Associoted Press

MEADVILLE, Pa, Aug. %
Tackle Ralph Calcagni of the
National Football Leagues Pitts
burgh Steelers, underwent an emer-
gency appendectomy today at Mead
vile City Hospital.
Steeler officials indicated he may
be lost for most Of the regular sea-
son.
Evening star., 1948-08-29

-IU-Iu
SO we'll Five struck out the other night a
sixth hit weak infeld roller a seventh dribbled
single past third base and only Roy Helser a
Portland pitcher who hits left handed hit pitch
soidly.
Peter Maschi of Washington suggests Babe
Ruth Day" each year in which all children be
admitted free to al major league parks
Crack of the week was made by bystander who
was watching the Brooklyn football Dodgers prac-
ticng. . One of the Dodger assistants remarked
that Coach Carl Voyles was developing team
with plenty OF magic IN the backfeld. Why saw
four backs handle the ball on one play" he said
Evening star., 1948-08-29

You should have by
stander. Il five, the other
William Mays football publicity
Jack Cloud first of the to be outed
stuff. This ought to make lot of buffers cry
International Golfers Tournament yesterday
the leaders cracking holes
diets the in college football this will be
Southwest Local golf which had
condition Summer literally
during the pros goundkeepers
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Win, Lose, or Draw
Steam From the Bubblinq CouIdron
BY FRANCIS S1ANk

Chicago sportswriers riding hard the
dwelling Dsn clubs especially the White
of being nonprogressve When eight League
players tried batting against Miss pitched
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Baseball Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

nSSultS cSsShe
Detroit, I; Wash, 5.
New York, 3; Cleve. 2.
Boston, 6; Chicago, 2.
Phila., S; st. Louis, 4.
Games Today.
Cleve. at Wash. t2'. l::30
Chicago at Phila. "a.
Detroit at New York t2l
st. Louis at Boston 90
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, 4, Clncl" U.
st. Louis. ST; N. Y, As
Boston, s; Chicago, 4.
Phila., s-11; Pitts, al
Games Today.
Boston at Pitts. (2).
New York at Cinci. "a.
Phila. at Chicago t2).
Brooklyn at st. Louis "a
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Bentley Defends Present. Day Baseball

Dado Mano American fyweight champion manager
Ichnose, that will
world price
California
Local fyweight Johnny
who is nearly 35 years old.
Bentley, the old Giant pitcher Washington
defends modern baseball and
1920 Florence boxing
promoter land Ezzard Charles fight
here likely much They
able until November
sufficient seating capacity,
Skeeer Webbs terrific pinch playing AS Shortstop
Joost fitting finale swell little
starts for keeps tomorrow dedicated photographers
Henis Miller writes Where OF prize
fighters die young? that Tommy
Smith died at 76 Jake Kran,
Sullivan and 1o6 rounds against Jem Smith, died
Still alert, brght-eyed active
ARE such Elbows McFadden
49, and Frank Erne from whom Cans the title
Myril Hooe Now Piteher-ond Good One
After observing St Louis Browns
tive balls Broadaster Dizzy Dean
had pitched balls game
wrote Ma Pa and told them another
home" Hoag Yankee
ouhelder who Gainesville League
nohier this following night
second shuout.
According Charley Baseball
Writer Burt Hawkins, Yankees offered Johnny
Johnson George srnws Nick Etten and
Stephens and Johnny Berardino right Detroit
Tigers highly interested Gerry
by the Mats less than a year ago.
That crack drill Washngtons Guard,
Infantry Regiment which drew great
Griffith Night recently, will Chicago parade
the Chicago Yanks exhibition
societies the Army. Corps volunteer
platoon Shooters, William
McNaughton has been organized only
Evening star., 1948-08-29

h'os'oh -------------- 10 Ill O0x-6
Runs-Baker, Lupien. Di Maesio 70,
Pesky, Stephens, Goodman. Error@c;ood' ;
man. Runs batted in-Iupien Wriobt
Williams, Stephens t2), Doerr, Tebbetts
Two-base hits-Weieel, Pesky. Sfenhens
t2l: Tebbetts, Doerr Double ulsysw
~ ai'mraeis m 10 Appnns to Lupien. Stephens
u 70 Doerr to Goodman. Left on bases
Shlcaso, s: Boston, 9. Bases on balls
On Wight 4; off Kinder 9 Struck out-
By ysWiEht 4: by Moulder, 8; by Kinder, 2.
HHi,sMoh Hnsios2 wight 10 in innings OF
ing pitcher-Wight '
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-03

birta Elliott. Chaplain; John T.
Madison, Program Committee,
Allean Loudmill Charlie B. Jones,
Harvice Mcdaniel 1000. The Bas-
ketball teams are whipping into
shape, The girls have played one
game and won, The boys team is
composed Of Harvie Mcdonald. c.
w. Martin, J. w. Wincher, r. j.
Godbolt, John F. Madison, Jewel
E, Paden. Charlie B. Jones, Nap
leon Loudmill, Henry King. The
girls team is composed of Will
helmena Martin, Oracle Paden,
Mae j. Witcher, Elree Mitchell,
Beatrice Madison, Lubirta Elliott,
Edna M. Smith, Allean Loudmill,
Fannie Lee Wincher, Verlene Nc
Kinney Miss Roberta Elliott is
| coach.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-03
WILMOT

Mrs. Love Moore of Dermott is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Mildrene Whaley ..,.. Mrs. Elizzy
Dentson is in a hospital in Green
Willie, Miss. Her two daughters are
with her ..... J. r. Smith and 9TH
ers motored to Mississippi to Wis
tied Mrs. Dentson ...... Mrs. Harris
on Taylor is in hospital in Little
Rock 49,. The son of Monroe Ev-
ms is here visiting his family ....
.... Mrs, Rosie L. Smith of Bas-
trop, La. is visiting her mother
and brother ...,. Mrs. Katie King
Mrs. juicy Stevenson, Miss Rub
bic J. Davis, Miss Eta Edward re.
turned from Dallas, Texas where
they visited their sister and aunt
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-03

in honor of Miss Ida p Boone and
Miss Dorothy Jean ellison ............
Billy Clyde Dismuke from Ell Do
rado was the guest of his aunt,
Mrs, Dollie Loggins. Nov. 22nd =.
%, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cole OF
Cullindale was the guests of Mrs.
Coles sister, Miss Ida p. Boone -.
"a, Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Browning
and family had Thanksgiving din
ner with Mrs Browning's mother
at Three Creeks $50. GOSSIP -
LRM is on the beam with Miss
VT at Junction City 49,, HRO is
on the beam with a chick by the
name of BR. She lives at juno
ton City, too ~. LWL is trying to
get on with a chick, but he isn't
calling her name.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-03
Des Arc

Clarence Sneed was called to
Helena because of the illness of
his mother, Mrs. Annie White
Mrs. Annie Hobb and daughter in
law returned from ST. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Hobbs son, Odell, who died
in st. Louis was buried hera Sun
day 90. Mrs. Rezza Williams is a
patient at Rodges Hospital in
Searcy -. Mrs. Jaunita Sneed and
Mrs Lydia Spencer shopped in
Cotton Plant Saturday Robert
Berry is improving after a recent
spell of sickness =. William Rrew
er visited Cotton Plant on bust
ness Tuesday ,-.. Sunday was the
regular service day a. Fellowship
Baptists Church and tie pastor,
Rev. B. S. Simpson was present
Winter term of school began Mon
day, New. goth.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-03
MAGNOLIA

The Missionary ladies of Mt,
Tabor Baptist Church held their
regular weekly meeting Monday
afternoon in the home OF Mrs.
Scott ..... The Kansas City Gospel
Singers appeared at st, Phillip
AME Church Friday, Nov 20 ....,,..
Four teams from Columbia High
School won their opening game of
the basketball season Tuesday in
the Damascus High School gym
at Lake Village. The Owls, Mag
nolia Senior boys took 1928 vic
tory in we'll played contest ........
Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Lomax of
Wilmar returned home after visit
ing their mother and other rela-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-03
Mrs. Mary Lee Ewell of PEG

-. Mrs. Mary Lee Ewen of Peoria,
Ill. returned Tuesday after visit
ing her brother who has been i'll
in a hospital in Searcy ...... Perry
Erwin and family of Little Rock
visited his step mother, Mrs. An
ME Erwin of this city Sunday -.
Mrs. Mary Lowe spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her daughters in Pine
Bluff ~,,. Jackson Chapel C. M. E.
Church closed thefconference year
successfully. Rev. A. Logwood is
the pastor ,... All boys who wish
to join the Boy Scouts should
come to Carver High School at 7
p. m. Monday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-03
PORTLAND
Rosie Gibson

Miss Ethel Lee Gipson and Will
lie Gipson visited Grady Saturday
...... Mrs. Mill Brown of Monroe,
La. is visiting her mother and aunt
...... Mrs. Lubertha Adams of Chi
.cago, III. who is visiting her sick
father, is i'll ser. Mrs. Sadie Daven-
port of Dermott visited Portland
Saturday -. Arthur Lee Law and
Mrs. Annie Mae Tolar. l.. c. By
mum were in Monroe on business
Tuesday -. Willie Gipson. and
Carton Bonnet motored to Ham
burg Thursday ar Mrs. Rosie Lee
Hawkins is in Lake Village hos
pital $40. Mrs. Easter l.. Robinson
of Crossett visited here Saturday
...-.. Miss Plummer Harris visited
out in the county Sunday. ............
GOSSIP JIVE-EG is on with RIB
and les doesn't like it at all ........
JIG is on with FM and said VIC
W doesn't know anything. TICS
is trying to teach him 49,. LLR
says she is going to get TICS and
EG says that is not going to hap
pen ..g. SING is in love with Glib
and he knows it -. ELS has TAX
.en LIB back and he is glad LAG
is all alone and doesn't have a
girl friend. SING is going to take
him back .......... Well, what you
know. END is on with LII and
ORA doesn't like it at all .......
mined is on with HLB and DIR
doesn't like it ...... &C is on with
LW ..... So long. See you next
week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-03
WILMAR

Prof. w. V. Rutherford, Miss
E. l.. Carter, Mrs. p A. Baxter,
and Mrs. l.. B. Taylor attended
the State Teachers Association,
which met in Little Rock recently
-. Mrs. Taylor attended the fun
eral services of Moderator Camp
bell in McGehee -. Rev. Lomack
returned to the pastorate of Will
mar Station. .,.... J. d. Stanley of
Detroit spent a few days visiting
his mother and sister ...... Mrs. l..
B. Taylor attended the Women's
Convention Thanksgiving week
end in Little Rock.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-03
MT. PINE
Henry Lee Coulter

Mrs. Mary johnson Of Texar-
kama was the weekend guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Gladys Baker
49,. James Lindsey. 202l Sewer ST.
motored to TeXarkana on a bust
ness trip ...... James Wallis is i'm
proving from a recent illness ......
Mrs. Dorie Chatmon, who has been
living with her daughter, Mrs.
Leroy Baker. is improving from
a serious accident .... Mrs. Broom
field and her family left the city
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-12-03
JUNCTION CITY

The Mt Union Baptist Church
rendered a program Thursday at
which time Mrs. Laura Dawkins,
a visitor made an inspiring talk.
Money raised was $40 80. 1--WE:
r. l., Dorch is trying to get on
with chick named M. Meeks ....
N. Branch is trying to get a chick
named B. G. Williams ...... INV is