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Evening star., 1948-11-20
GEORGETOWN and G. w. Students
Hold Rallies for Game Today

smoker on the l2th moor ana gave
little thought to such trivia as tick
cts.
Stopped at the elevators, they
rushed the stairways. some reaching
their goal, others dropping of at
intermediate floors. here some were
picked up by policemen, called in
to restore peace and quiet.
Capitol Theater Invaded.
That mission accomplished, the
students paraded to the Capitol
Theater. They marched down the
aisles and onto the stage to dem
onstrate with song and cheers how
they felt about the coming game.
George Washington's rally was q
bit more contained. On Thursday
night a group of vengeful students
had slipped onto the Georgetown
campus and applied paint to side
walks and a statue of John Carroll
one of the schools founders.
They also had left an 8-foot-high
&c. W." burnt into the grass in
front of Copley Hall.
Last night George Washington
students cheered Justify while
George" an anonymous booster
wearing a huge papier mache head
presided at the trial of "Hoya Saxa.
emblem of all that is good at
Georgetown. Sentenced to die for
the cruel beatings administered to
G. w. in the past, "Saxa" was
strung up on a gallows.
Some of the Georgetown roofing
section drifted onto the G. w
campus to sing Hoya songs, but both
the police and G. w. students were
ready to stem any invasion of force
- George Washington's final flourish
tonight will be the Hillel Founda.
tons Ball of Fire" dance at the
Hotel 2400. Feature event will be
selection of the campus most hand.
some man by Jody Miller. Miss
Washington of 1948, who will me.
morialize the occasion by kissing
the winner.
Evening star., 1948-11-20
Judge J. F. Evans Dies;
Dean Of Cecil County Bar
By the Associotsd Press

ELKTON, Md, Nov. 20.-James F.
Evans, IS, former associate Judge
of the Second Judicial Circuit and
dean sof the Cecil County Bar, died
at Union Memorial Hospital yester-
day. He suffered a paralytic stroke
week ago.
Judge Evans had practiced law
here for almost half century.
In 1899, when a new Judge was
added to the second circuit, Mr..
Evans was appointed to the post by
former Gov. Herbert r. O'Conor.
Judge Evans retired five years
ago and resumed his law practice,
He was a member of the Democratic
State Central Committee for Cecil
County.
Survivors include his widow, two
children and brother.
Evening star., 1948-11-20
Body Of w. c. Fields
Ordered Cremoted
BY the Associofsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20-The
body of w. C. Fields-dead two
years-is to be cremated, at last.
His widow, Mrs. Hattie v. Fields,
had opposed cremation as directed
in the comedians will. But follow
ing her agreement with Mrs Magda
Michael, executor of Mr.. Fields es-
tate, Superior Court yesterday issued
an order for the cremation. The
body has been in a crypt for two
wears.
Evening star., 1948-11-20
IS Killed in Collapse
Of Building in Quoke
By the Associoied Press

OPORTO, Portugal, Nov. 90
Fifteen workmen building SIX
story apartment were killed and
nine others seriously injured yester-
day when the third floor collapsed
An earth tremor Thursday is be-
lieved to have disturbed the struc-
tural work.
Evening star., 1948-11-20
AP Wirephoto,

treat. She left the hospital at $50
pm.
She said she planned to rest and
recover more fully, then try to OBJ
tain work as a teacher after COM
pleting a book. She said she had
received many proposals to teach
the Russian language, but wanted
to improve her English first.
Mrs. Kasenkina also declared she
would be proud If could become
an American citizen"
The conference was conducted
partly in English and partly with
the aid of translator, Isaac Don
Levine, writer and a friend of the
teacher.
Evening star., 1948-11-20
Hibernions PIun Service

The Commodore John Barry Di-
vision, Ancient Order of Hibernians,
and the ladies auxiliary will partici-
pate in a solemn mass for deceased
members at 10 am. tomorrow in St.
Patrick's Church, Tenth and G
streets NV,
Evening star., 1948-11-20

RETURNS FOR Observation-Disclosures Austin 0eft chief
delegate to the United Nations arriving at National
Airport from Paris last night with his special assistant William
H. Mills Austin entered Walter Reed Hospital for treat
OF complications resulting from cold The hospital said
there is nothing serious" about his condition. The former
Senator had the statement yesterday by
Roosevelt Botger daughter of the late President that
Ill health might him to resign his u N post AP Photo
Evening star., 1948-07-25
SUBURBAN sAlE-vlRGlkIA.
ARLINGTON RIDGE AREA

AItL4N04ON n1OIE AREA
Lovely home with GOOD a. plan. CENTER
hail entrance: liv. rm. with nrepl. opening
attractive din. rm. with corner cabinets,
lovely kit, tiled y bath. good closet space,
3 nice bedrms.. tiled bath, 2nd floor; full
opening into lovely rear yd. with large
trees; located in exclusive neighborhood
OF good homes. SEWELL REALTY CO.
"A S. Glehe rd. at Lee blvd OK OFT,
GIL, 1S7R-Q5-4 Npep ewes
Evening star., 1948-07-25
COITNTRY CHR Hills

A beautifui Colonial brick home on large
lot. very conveniently located. There is on
the 1st floor a large living room, dining
room, kitchen, den and lavatory; lovely
and baths on End floor; stairs to large
attic. with space for , additional rooms;
recreation room, automatic heat. built-in
$500. ewes. and week ends. OV $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
SUBURBAN sALE-vIReIkIA.

COUNTRY CLUB SECTION
Prewar English brick of unexcelled con-
struction; spacious LIST floor, liy. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., equipped kit, screened
side porch; End floor has 4 rood-sized bed
rms. and 2 tiled baths: recreation room
with fireplace, oil heat, lovely handicapped
lot close to transportation.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson blvd, GL. 4216, OK. O52O.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Realtors.
40 Wilson Blvd. Gil. 2056, OK. 1892
ASHTON HEIGHTS


For couple or small family desiring
de luxe two-bedroom home with spacious
rooms. the best in construction and in
this most desirable and convenient neigh
borhood, near the Buckingham shopping
center and within l block of convenient
transportation to Washington, this CO.
lonial brick home should be Of interest;
rooms include, on the first floor, eft
entrance hall, living room G3x20) with
fireplace and door opening on screened
porch, dining room u3xl3), unusually
large kitchen with ample space for an
diversified breakfast set and equipped with
range. refrigerator and ventilating fan;
or. the End floor, master bedroom 13x13l
with B closets and door opening on back
porch, guest bedroom I1x14), tiled bath,
cedar storage closet; full basement with
recreation room .13x2S, servants lava
tory beautifully Handicapped level lot with
the, rear lawn fenced with substantial
and attractive picket fence with rose
trellis gateway; detached brick garage;
Vermont slate roof on house and saraee
lovely shade trees; priced for immediate
sale.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agents CHI 3S3E; ewes and
Evening star., 1948-07-25
ARLINGTON

Open l to 8. Excellent Dominion Hills
location for service personnel. Pertinent
points Tor prospective purchaser: % Top
~ loan: (2) medium monthly payments;
~ excellent condition and construction
s4l 3 bedrooms, large living room with
fireplace, full sized dining room, beautiful
kitchen with breakfast nook, copper
plumbing and double screens, full base
ment, gas heat. large lot; t5l $50 IT
shopping center. To reach: Out Wilson
blvd. to Dominion Hills entrance at North
Livingston St, right on North Livingston
to. North 10th rd., left on North 10th
rd. to North Lebanon. left on North Leb.
anon to $50 and open sign
RAUGUST & BEUCHERT
1913 So. Royal St, Alexandria, Va. Every
thins IN real estate, "A hours service.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

CoLoRED-HoUsE AND TWO ACRES
well water. fruit trees; can raise hogs
and chickens, will sell Frigidaire; price
reasonable. Call Hillside 6s26, Mr..
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Arlington-442O N, 18th ST
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
The lawn needs moving and it's a box
Colonial, but apart from this you've a
treat in store when you inspect this
new 6-room brick, so conveniently located
20 Pentsgon and D. C. Liv. rm with
fireplace. full bsmt., gas heat owner in
West Point and asking $I4,75O with
flexible terms.
LYON PARK AREA
We invite your inspection of this lovely
brick Colonial with slate roof, conven-
lently located on corner wooded lot, En-
trance hall. liv. rm. with fireplace, side
screened porch, 3 good sized bedrms, with
stairway to foored attic; full bsmt with
toilet and rec. space, oil h.-w.h, det ga
rage. Your moneys worth at S2l $50 with
$4,000 cash required
OPEN SUNDAY 3-8 PM.
sos N. 10th st.--4fo financing makes
this home most attractive buy. especially
when the price is only $11,95O and the
flrst trust is all but S3,7O0 of the selling
price. and at only So per mo. Any reason-
able cash offer will be considered. The
mouse, an unconventional brick, has much
to offer including convenient North Ar
lington location, gas radiant heat and a
pleasant spring bed stream, attractively
bridged right in the back yard. Possession
IN days. TC reach: Out Lee highway to
North Lexington st. tunder repairs). left
to N. goth St. left to sos and open sign.
B1CKLE & MAY,
Evening star., 1948-07-25
TARA

TARA
six-rm. brick Colonial; bedrm. and bath
on LIST a.; 2 bedrms. and bath on 2nd d.;
screened porch, gas heat. range and refsr..
btIilt-fr garage. wooded lot; several homes
TO select from Priced from SCI $50 and
up; terms to be ARRANGED. To reach: Cross
10 N. wash. blvd left to N. Harrison st.,
right and follow exhibit sign to 18th and
n: Holltster veterans, preterenss. A nAC
Evening star., 1948-07-25
ARLINGTON HOME

9 bedrooms, eh2 baths. recreation room.
fireplace. television. Bendix washer: corner
lot-4602 North 18th St. Arlington. Va
You will be proud to own this lovey home,
which will be open today from l pm
until dark. Two-story brick on large
corner lot at 1902 N. 18th st. Arlington.
Gracious living room with stone fireplace
and built-in bookcases. Bright dining
room with bay windows. all-mooern kitch-
en-, 3 comfortable bedrooms, 2h baths. sun
deck. terrace, outdoor fireplace. screened
alton room. Home equipped with tele-
vision and Bendix washer. Out Washing
Glebe to N. 18th St., turn right to our
Evening star., 1948-07-25
SUBURBAN SALE-Mp. (cont.
S45 PER MONTH

p1O EN- N1olN l. II
To veteran with $3.50 cash payment
should finance this attractive bungalow
prewar built. 2 bedrms., oil heat, Lowell,
lot; price, $3.50
HYATTSVILLE
$3.50 down payment; 6-rm. home OF
ss sssss sso level lot, near everything: price
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS
Prewar prick bungalow; fireplace in liv
rm, bedrms., full bsmt., side porch
gas heat: "a block from schools New
Hampshire ave. stores and bus, reduced Il
$4,000.
3 ACRES
With lovely IL shaped rambler featur.
ing good sized rooms; completely moderr
home with several lge. outbuildines: close
IN Glendale, near bus and commuter train
tranSportation; priced to sell at S10,500
EXCLUSIVE CHEVERLY
Sl3,950 is a hard to equal value for thi,
fun brick 6-rm. Colonial home in an eatab.
lished location; beautiful corner lot
screened porch. prewar built. many extras
BRICK CAPE COD
Near .Cheverly Theater, on a beautiful lot
i bedrm. down and 2 up; this home is
perfect and must be seen to be appreci-
sted; priced low at $4,000.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
bsn4 Baltimore ave. HyattsvilIe. Nd. WA
5000. ODen daily tSunday until pm }
Evening star., 1948-07-25
ASHTON HEIGHTS

For couple or small family desiring a
de luxe wo-bedroom home with spacious
this most desirable and convenient neigh
borhood, near the Buckingham shopping
center and within ! block of convenient
transportation to Washing tom this CO.
!onial brick home should be of interest;
rooms include, on the first floor eft
entrance hall. living room 13x2oI with
nreplace and door opening on screened
porch, dining room t13xl3, unusually
large kitchen with ample space for an
overSlSed breakfast set and equipped with
range refrigerator and ventilating fan;
on the IND floor. master bedroom 13xl a.
porch guest bedroom u1x14), tiled bath.
cedar storage closet; full basement with
recreation room 13x2S. servants lava
tory; beautifully handicapped level lot with
the rear lawn fenced with substantial
and attractive picket fence with rose
trellis gateway; detached brick garage:
Vermont slate roof on house and garage;
lovely shade trees; priced for Immediate
n
Evening star., 1948-07-25
REIBLE,
Exclusive agent. OK. 05l6 or GL. 46es.
NEW-S1O.95O-NEW
Near Colonial Village

And adjacent to Lyon Village is this
unusually well-butlt brick Colonial 3-bed-
room home with Vermont slate roof, It
Is within n block of an excellent grade
school. near parochial school and most
convenient to the Clarendon or Colonial
Village shopping center. the Wilson boule-
ward and Lee highway buses. Here is
growing children. Situated on q level.
completely feneed-in lawn, on a quiet
street. Rooms include on the first 1oor
and door opening on side screened porch.
dining room Q0x12), modern kitchen
equipped with range, refrigerator and
ventilating fan. on second foor. master
bedroom ulx14), bedroom Q1x12), bed
room tSxlO), and tile bath; full basement
Rock wool insulating, copper plumbing.
oil heat Most reasonable terms. Sl6,500.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agent. CHI. 3S3s; evenings
Evening star., 1948-07-25
TARA RAMBLER

WESTOVER
5-room brick Colonial: equipped kitchen.
full basement. oil heat; two blocks to
shopping center, schools and transporta-
ton; price, S12,500. Call KE. 6677
for full information.
J. H. BENOIT, Realtor
Evening star., 1948-07-25
141- x ST NV
FAIRFAX. VIRGINIA

Direct from owner. Seven rms, white as
bestos shingle, 3 bedrms., 2 baths: 2 other
cottages. one rents at $50 per mo-: other
servants quarters. each with pvt. bath; all
on approximately go acres, at S22 900
with $4,000 down; additional acreage If
desired Call Fairfax l56 -ok
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Williamsburg Decoration

In this spacious and charming. practically
new center-hall brick Colonial home of
bedrooms and ga baths makes this an
to owners health. 1t is located in an
attrac. home development Of individually
designed property, near Lee blvd; and Is
most conv. to transp.. the Falls Church
shopping area and high school. Living
rm. l3x24 with Colonial frepl. and
(glassed in winter, dining rm. Q2x13.
Colonial corner cupboards and large mod
ern easement windows; half bath 1st a;
A., master bedrm. with pvt. bath, 2 other
bedrms and tile bath. full attic with regu-
entr. and maids Law: Bryant gas heat.
lifetime asbestos roof: metal Venetian
blinds. copper plumbing: priced for inn
mediate sale.
Genrue Mason Graen co
Evening star., 1948-07-25

ALEXANDRIA, vA.-5-room frame bun
galow. Del Ray section only $3.50; good
down payment required
Cape Cod brick, rooms . bedrooms
and bath on first floor: , bedrooms up
stairs; full basement; modern home, in
You will be proud to own this nice home.
The price is S1a5O0, on terms to be ar
ganged. THE M. H. BARRY ORGANIZA-
T1ON, 22O6 Mt. Vernon ave. Alexandria
Phone TIE. Pap or Alex. OO7S, The
CID Reliable Once 25s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
Numed Second In
LodY Of The Loke
Contest AT Surdis

Miss Bobby Nell Germany
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N
Germany of Kreole, was again
named as one of the states pret-
tiest at the Lady of the Lake Car
nivaf held at Sardis over the
Labor Day weekend.
The judges decision, which was
announced on Monday evening,
awarded second place to Miss
Germany, who was the runner up
to Miss Mississippi in the recent
contest held at Oxford.
The Lady of the Lake Carnival
is held yearly at Sardis at the
site of the dam and the title is
awarded to the loveliest of the
contestants.
Fourteen of Mississippi's fair
est were competing for the crown
and for the title Miss Lady of the
Lake. At the Youth, Inc, three
day picnic at the Beach Park
this summer, Miss Germany was
crowned Miss Jackson County.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
Sports Writer'S
Pick Jackson In
Tonight S Tilt
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

/ BY The ASSOClAIED PRESS
The Tigers Of Jacksons Cen.
trail Hioh school are going tC
knock the Pascagoula Panthers
off the Big Eight conference foot
ball throne tonight - so say the
experts.
Jackson was a IA to choice ol
sports writers and broadcasters
in the Associated Press first
weekly poll Of the season.
The only vote identified as
coming from Pascagoula picked
the Panthers. Those identified as
cast from Jackson picked their
own home team, also.
Pascagoula offers a much weak
er Panther pack than the high
scoring l947 outfit Only four let
termen have returned Jackson
too isn't expecting a strong squad,
and has only seven sweater boys
on hand
And so the dopesters apparent
ly don't think Jackson is better,
but that Pascagoula is worse.
McComb Over Moss Point
McComb is 20 to | choice
over Moss Point. The only dis
senting vote was on that ballot
from Pascagoula, which bore no
name.
Laurel was picked over Colum-
bus, 18 to 3.
Those three are the only con-
ference games among IA sched-
uled contest involving Big Eight
teams tonight.
The pickers had serious doubts
on only one issue - the tussle
between the Meridian Wildcats
and Holy Cross of New Orleans,
defending co-champions of that
city.
The poll showed Meridian the
barest choice, IL to 10. 1t might
have been a home-state selection
that gave the Cats that edge, but
it wasn't home town job. Both
Dick Smith of the Meridian Star
and Jim Shelton of Radio Station
WMOX picked Holy Cross
The Big Eight members were
heavy choices in all the other
games.
Five selections we're unanimous
-Greenville over Lake Village,
Ark, Gulfport over Brandon, Tu-
pelo over Fulton, Biloxi over
Magee, and Natchez over Yazoo
City.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
Moss Point Opens Season With $50
Victory; Play McComb Tonigh 4

Having pinned the scalp oi
Semmes Tech of Mobile to their
belts to the tune of $50 last Fri
day night, the Moss Point Tigers
will journey to McComb tonight
where they will make their debut
in Big Eight conference competi-
ton.
The Tigers will have a rough
job on their hands as McComb
high has been rated in early sea-
son dope as a contender for the
conference title. However, Coach
Shields boys will be pointing for
the game. Despite bad weather
the squad has been hard at work
this week ironing out few rough
spots that showed up in tn e
Semmes Tech fray.
The Tigers, sparked by the ex-
cellent playing both in the Of
fense as well as the defense of
guard J. T. Shepherd, backs Son
Rhodes and Pat Gardner makes
it hard to say just which players
on the team were the most out
standing.
Tech won the toss and chose to
receive with the Moss Pointers
defending the east end of t h e
field. Norman Wells got off nice
long kick and practically the en-
tire Tiger eleven smothered the
ball carrier. The eleven of Coach
Shields held the Techsters and
took over the ball and started
rolling down the field to the
Techs 8 yard line, only to have
the Tech squad to throw up a
last ditch stand and keep them
from scoring. On the next play
Tech chose to run with the ball
instead of kicking out of this dan
gerous spot, but Pat Gardner and
James Myers broke through the
Tech interference and dropped
the ball carrier for a safety in the
end zone. At the end of the quar-
ter Moss Point led 2 to O.
Six plays after the start of the
second period the Tigers had
moved from the midfield stripe to
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
Auxiliary To
American Legion
Meets Monday

AT the regular monthly meet
ing of the Woman's Auxiliary to
American Legion, Post 100, in
the Odd Fellows hall Monday at
8 p. m, Miss Amelia Pickett, who
was assuming her duties as new
president for the first time, ap-
pointed the following committee
chairmen:
Mrs. Joe N, Cole, Americanism
and community service; Mrs.
Henry Waters, child welfare; Mrs.
Calvin Bolding, constitution and
bylaws; Mrs. Eley Bishop. fl
nance; Mrs Marvin Waters, jun
ior activities; Mrs. ]. S. Pittman,
Mrs. Ed White, Pascagoula, Mrs.
Harry Wright, Moss Point, Mrs.
Carl Delcomyn, membership; Mrs.
Eugene Gautier. Pan-American
study; Mrs. George Harrison, ma
tional defense; Mrs. J. S. Pitt
man. poppy; Mrs. E. A. Mason,
gold star mothers: Mrs. Louise
Walker. unit activities; Mrs. B.
II Pickett, music: Mrs. Aline
Rolls, national news; Mrs. T. L.
Cobb and Mrs. B. H. Pickett, pub
licity and radio. The chairmen for
Girls State will be appointed
later.
It was voted to change the
meeting night from the second
Monday in the month to the first
Monday and the place of meeting
from the Odd Fellows hall to the
new American Legion home on
Market street.
The refreshment committee for
the October meeting will be COM
posed of Mesdames Bishop, Cobb,
Cole and p w. Cox.
Anyone eligible for member
ship who wishes to Join the aux
iliary should contact Miss Pickett,
Mrs. Mason, the secretary, or Mrs.
Pittman for application blanks,
1t is hoped to make l948-49 a
banner year in membership and
all who are privileged to join are
urged to do so, by the auxiliary.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
PAscAGouLA CHRONICLE STAR POINT ADVERTISER
Four Punther
Stdrs TrYout
With Ole Miss

Four stars Of the Pascagoula
championship team of last year
are continuing their football ca
reers at Ole Miss this year.
Spurgeon Lachaussee, Theo-
dore Greek" vlahos. Ronard
Rocky Byrd and Lavon Ezell
are reporting for practice on the
freshman squad and from ap-
pearances are in good shape, in
cluding the typical shaved head
of the freshmen.
Lachaussee, 1875 pounds, and
Vlahoss, 1876 pounds, both played
tackle on the local team, while
Ezell and Byrd filled the posi-
tions of back and quarterback re-
spectively.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
Psnihers, Big 8 Defending Champs,
t]ben Season With Jackson Tonight

The Pascagoula High school
Panthers, defending Big Eight
conference champions, Will open
their l948 football season tonight
when they meet the strong Cen
tral High school Tigers of Jack
son with the Kickoff set for 8 pm.
At the same time the Panthers
win open the new War Me-
mortal stadium on Market street.
Due to the continuous rains the
early part of the week, it was un-
decided until Wednesday after
noon whether or not the stadium
would be completed. Clearing
weather, however, gave the op-
portunity TO complete the laying
of the board seats in the new
concrete and steel structure.
Everything about the Panthers
will be new. The new head coach,
Felix Neal, will field almost q
complete new edition Of the l947-
title winning team to make its
appearance for the first time in
the new stadium. Coach Neal
took over the duties Of Dobie
Holden, who resigned as Panther
coach to accept an assignment
with the Pearl River Junior col
lege.
II sers Highly Rated
The jackson Tigers have been
highly rated in preseason fore
casts, and have been marked as
one Of the teams to watch in the
Big Eight title race. They showed
up well in their first game of the
season last Friday night when
they took the measure of Colum-
bia High to the tune of $50.
Coach Meals charges. however.
have been rounding into shape
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
MOLLY o'cooNEY FEwEL

Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". FeWel, Jr.,
are receiving congratulations ov-
er the birth of a daughter to
them at the jackson County hos
pital, September IL at 6 a. M;
weight 6 pounds, IA ounces. She
has been named Molly O'Cooney
in honor of her paternal grand
mother. Mrs. Fewel and the baby
were moved home Wednesday,
where they were greeted by the
latter's two brothers, c. w. Ill,
and Tommy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
JUNIOR GARDEN CLUB

The Junior Garden Club viii
meet Wednesday. at Sis p. m.
at the Garden Center on Wash
ington avenue, club officers an
nouneed. Officers % fill vacan-
eies caused BY members moving
out of town will be elected and
plans for the wear discussed. The
program will center around prep
aration of beds and planting seeds
for spring blooming Following
the meeting, refreshments will
be served. Meeting with tn e
young gardeners will be the
sponsors from the senior club.
Mrs. o. v. Ctreed. Mrs. r. J.
Jane, Sr., and Mrs. I. g. LePlant.