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Evening star., 1948-07-25
Tide Rips Easy Victor;
Stymie, Fourth, May
Never Race Again
.AP Wirephoto.
BY the Associated Press

OCEANPORT, N. j., July "a
Stynie discovered again today that
the last 100000 is the hardest as
Bayard Sharp's Tide Rips flashed
to an easy victory in the $29,150
Monmouth Park Handicap.
The worlds top money winning
horse, who was established the 7 to
10 favorite by crowd of 27,379 who
wagered S1,846,977 at this ocean re-
sort course, could do no better than
fourth, as he missed out on the big
first place prize for the second
straight Saturday.
Shortly after the race. Hirsch
Jacobs. who trains Stymie for his
wife, Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs, said the
7-year-old son of Equestrian would
be shipped Immediately to Jack
SINNERS farm at Middleburg, Va.
Jacobs said he would await an
examination of the turf veteran be-
fore deciding If Stymie ever would
race again, This was the l25th start
IN Stymie's brilliant career, and he
has won four times this year to
boost his "flrsts' to IS, with 80 sec
onds, and rs thirds. ~
Tide Rips. 4-year- old chestnut son
of Battleship, took a slight lead as
the field of seven swept past the
judges the first time in the mile
and one-quarter event, and stayed
there to the finish.
Marlet Stables Vertigo End ran
second, 5 lengths back of the flying
leader, and three panels in front of
Bermill Farms Bug Juice, who took
the show money by 2l2 lengths over
Stymie.
The winner, who had been beaten
three times this season by Stymie.
was hustled under the wire in 2:03lb
by Jockey Porter Roberts, and as
second choice rewarded his hackers
with s14, $40 and $3.50 for So.
Stymie, who had earned 5000 1896
up to this afternoon in his aim of a
million dollars, had to be content
with fourth money of 81 500 as Tide
Rips got away with the $l9,S50 win
ner's jackpot.
This made total of $43, ,750 Tide
Rips has earned this season for
Sharp, a director of Delaware Park
who is noted more for his jumping
horses than running horses.
This was Tide Rips l1th start of
the year, and his third victory. but
ne has a pair of seconds and thirds
to his credit in several other ma jor
stake engagements.
Permane said Stymie didn't have
his usual zip, and didn't respond"
when he called on him rounding the
final turn.
Something was definitely wrong, T."
Permane declared, las l tried to
save third money, but Stymie Just
didn't have it."
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Browns Pull Triple Play, Make
20 Hits to Smash Mats, 1872

lead to I'll in the sixth when Gar
yer singled, Priddy walked and Leh-
ner and Les Moss singled.
Brownie Eorced Home.
Singles by Pellagrini and Carver,
plus walks to .Zarilla and Priddy,
forced over a st. Louis run in the
seventh and the Browns made it
10-l in the eighth when Carver
Singled across Kokos and Stevens.
Successive singles by Coan and Ed
Stewart, plus Angel Fleitas' fly gave
the Mats run off Carver in the
eighth, but the Browns hammered
Hudson for three runs in the ninth.
With one out Priddy singled and
shifted to second as Hudson threw
out Lehner. Priddy stole third and
romped home when Catcher Len
Okrie threw wild into leftfield. A
walk to Roy Partee, Kokos' triple
and Stevens single completed the
Browns scoring, at long last.
Kokos contributed four of the
Browns hits, with Pellagrini and
Carver collecting three hits each
Wooten got three of the Mats hits
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Scheib's Single
AS Pinch Hitter
Whips Detroit
Cops Late 5-Run Rally
For Triumph BY 8-6
In Uphill Struggle
BY the Associoted Press

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-The
Philadelphia Athletics took over
first place in the tight American
League pennant race today with an
8-6 victory over the Detroit Tigers
as the Boston Red Sox dropped the
Cleveland Indians into third place.
The Athletics victory gave them
margin of a half game over the
Red Sox. The Indians trailed the
Sox by another half game.
A 5-run splurge in the eighth
inning, featuring Pinch Hitter Carl
Scheibs single. with the bases
LOADED, carried the AS to their tri-
umph.
Art Houtteman had the Athletics
under control going into the eighth
With a 6-3 margin. He was sent
to the showers with two on and
none out and one run in and Stubby
Overmire took over.
Overmire walked Pete Suder to
load the bases and then joined
Houtteman in the showers. That
lone walk tagged Overmire with
the loss.
Hal Newhouser came in and
walked Mike Guerra to force in the
fifth run. Scheib, batting for win
ming pitcher Bob Savage. singled,
scoring the deciding two runs
Guerra Tailed the other run as Hoot
Evers booted Scheib's drive past
third.
Detroit put the tying runs on base
in the ninth but double play on
Bob Swift's grounder, the Athletics
l07th twin killing of the season,
ended the game.
Rudy York, who had replaced
Ferris at first, led off the Athletics
half of the eighth with single.
Hank Majeski dropped another
single in center.
Don White, who usually hits to
either left or center, crossed the
Tiger outfleld by depositing line
drive single if right. York chugged
home on the hit and Houtteman
left the game.
Overmire had just time to walk
Suder and load the bases before
taking walk himself from the
mound. Newhouser : could do mo
better, walking the Athletics
catcher to force in the fifth run
and leave the sacks filled.
That set the stage for Scheib S
pinch single.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Probable Pitchers
American League.

St. Louis at Washington e.f--Stephens
t2-4l and Sanford t7-10) or Schwamb 90
o. vs.. Scarborough G-5) and Harrist
Cleveland at Boston-Gromek (4-o VS..
Dobson 12-6l.
Chicago at New York f2,-Grove (2-a)
and Gettel t2-61 or Wight t5-Io VS..
Lopat (9-5l and Raschi G1-4l
Detroit at Philadelphia t2}-Trueks
fa-5l and Hutchinson (5-6) VS.. Coleman
cd and Scheib t7-4).
National League
:. New York at chicago-Poat t9-3) VS..
Hammer t5-5)
Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2y-Rowe
ts-5) and Dubiel t4-5t VS.. Blackwell
t6-) and Raffensbereer t6-31
Biooklyn at Pittsburgh t21-Branea
0.-6l and Barney t6-sl VS.. Chesnes t5-2l
and Bonham t3-6).
Boston a st. Louis t2}-Spahn SD
and Bickford t6-2l VS.. Brecheen 10-4)
and Munger t4-D or Staley t3-4).
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Mats Scarborough,
Hurrist to Pitch

Ray Scarborough and Earl Har-
rlst Will pitch against the st.
Louis Browns in a double e-header
today at Griffith Stadium start
Ing at l:30 O'Clock. Ralph
Scnwamb, a giant 22-year-old
rookie highlander, is expected
to make his slab debut with the
Browns in one of the games.
The games will mark the final
appearance of the Mats here un-
til August 13.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Jack Riley Will Coach
'TuIsu Hockey Club
BY the Axsoeiotsd Press

TULSA, Okla, July 24.-Appoint-
ment of Jack Riley, 20, coach and
right winger of the Washington
Lions in the American Hockey
League last season, as coach of the
Tulsa Oilers of the United States
Hockey League was announced to-
day by Club Owner Sam Alvey.
He succeeds Clint Smith, who was
made free agent at his request.
The Oilers became afiliated with
the Boston Bruins of the National
Hockey League midway of last sea-
son.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Drives
In Big Ta|Iiesof
.6-5, II Games
FeIIer Throws 10 BolIs
In Row as ReIiever;;
Mccarthy Chased
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, July 24.-Doing every
thing the hardest possible way, tbs
rampaging Boston Red Sox caused
an American League earthquake
today by twice coming from behind
to sweep doubleheader from the
Cleveland Indians, 6-5 and 81 before
an enthralled 34,l29 crowd.
AS result the Indians, who had
been in first place since June l,
cropped into third as the Philadel-
phia Athletics toook over the lead
by the margin of two percentage
points atop of the Red Sox, who
now have won their last II starts.
While dropping their first twin
bill OF the season. the Indians had
ample reason to place most of the
blame on slugging Ted Williams,
despite the fact they limited him
to three hits, including a pair of
doubles, out of eight tries.
In the eighth inning of the opener.
during which the Seekers staged
two-run rally, Williams singled
in Dom Di Maggie with the "clinch-
er." In the seventh session of the
nightcap, Ted lashed a two-bagger
off the left-field fence against start
er Sam zoldak to drive. in Di
Maggie, who had walked, with the
tying run.
Feller Goes Haywire.
That solid blow brought Bob
Feller rushing out of the bull pen
and he. managed to make Junior
Stephens fly to left for the second
out.
But then Feller threw eight con-
secutive balls to pass Bobby Doerr
and Sam rMele. The Cleveland fire.
baller was replaced by Russ Chris
topher when he threw two more
wide balls to Bill Goodman with the
bases loaded.
Christopher, making his second
relief appearance of the day, was
unable to find the plate and Will
llams was forced in with the WIN
ming run when Goodman was given
two more wide ones.
Until the seventh, thanks to three
double plays, zoldak had faced only
IL batters while giving up two hits
and a base on balls.
The Red Sox got the first game
underway in decisive fashion bv
greeting Bob Lemon, out for his l4th
win, with a three-run opening in
ming. But the Indians stormed
back against Jack Kramer for four
runs in the second, two of them
as result Of Lemons one-on homer
into the right field stands.
Lemon Comes Cropper.
Lemon set the stage for his down.
fall by passing Goodman to open
Boston's side. of the eighth, with
Cleveland leading, 5-4 Then, with
two out, DiMaggio, Bill Hitchcock
and Williams Dashed consecutive
singles and Christopher came to the
rescue after all of the damage was
done.
The Red Sox and Indians will
wind up their series with a single
game tomorrow when Ace Joe Dob
son will vie with Clevelander Steve
Gromek.
Dave (Boo) Ferriss had to be-
called In during the fifth when
Kramer filled the bases with one
OUT. He wound up as the winning
pitcher.
During most of the action, the
Red Sox had to operate minus ths
sage direction of Manager Joe Nc
Carthy who, along with Third Base
man Johnny Pesky, had been elected
In the second inning of the opening
clash by Umpire Johnny Stevens for
arguing over called third strike.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Concord, N. c., Nine
New Not Form Club
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

CONCORD, N. c., July 24.-The
Washington Senators today added
the Concord Weavers of the Glass D
North State Baseball League to their
farm system.
Sale of the club to the American
League outfit was announced by w.
B. crowell, newly appointed busi-
ness manager and local real estate
operator. The club was purchased
from X. D. Barnes and M. w. Furg
for an undisclosed sum.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
If You Can't Swim, Keep Out
Of Boats Easy to C0psize

pervised bathing beach or SWIM
ming pool.
Among the most dangerous
waters are those still ponds or
streams which look so safe. But
beneath their placid surfaces
may lurk many hidden dangers.
Because of tides and undertows,
Evening star., 1948-07-25

cfderS and breaking Tor the plate in hopeless stu-
ationS .
Gil Coan has been no sensation this season
but he can't be classed as a failure when he's
leaolng the Mats in home runs. runs batted in and
stolen bases When Umpire Bill Grieve gazed
on the destruction foul tip inflicted on Catcher
AL Evans hand the other day he admits he nearly
swooned Evans will not accompany the Mats
West tomorrow, but may join them later on the
road.
Bobo Newsom, who has had some intriguing
experiences in his hectic baseball career, says
nell tell about 'em in book he's going to write
Earl Whitehill, the ex-Nat pitcher now work.
Evening star., 1948-07-25


visitor American Olympic
ho"n 10 them daly-the gift of Los Angeles bakery.
Vic Gauzza in thanking all
fraser bneh baseball
lot stars widow approximately the kicked
bowlers Cleveland Coach Yost
third baseman that the Indians Dale Mitchell will
batting to which Mr. Yost replied
when Ted Williams beard kneelength"
Mats last played the Red incidentally
Earl Wooen, unaWed big
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Haas Takes 2-Stroke
Lead Over Heafner
In Reading Open
BY the Associated Press

READING, Pa, July 24.-Temper-
amental Freddy Haas, jr., COM
planned about spectators and threw
4 bottle at tree on the 14th hole.
but he led the field in the SIS 200
Reading Open today with 54 hole
l6 under par 200
Rod Munday, York (Pa.) Coun-
try Club pro, lost his magic touch
in the third round and fell from
first place tie to a third place dead
lock with South African Bobby
Locke at 204.
Clayton Heafner of Charlotte
N. c., fired six under-par sc to
wind up second with 202 total.
Apparently fully recovered from a
lacerated hand, Heafner turned the
front nine in 80 and came back in
par SO. He just missed a record
eqGaling IS on the 18th green
graveyard for many golfers in this
tournament SO far. Heafner failed
on 4-foot putt.
l.. Haas, New Orleans pro, added a
-four under par 68 to his opening
round 65-record for the Berkshire
Country Club course-and his ST of
Yesterday The Peoria, ILL.,, open
cha mpion and runnerup in the New
Orleans open, scored five brides.
He bogeyed the 44S-yard par four
14th hole.
The 32-year-old pro had gallery
trouble. On the sixth fairWay a
spectator stepped on his ball and
Haas, with permission of Johnny
Palmer, Badin, N. c., picked up the
pellet and dropped it over his
shoulder He scored a par three
on the hole.
After hitting what he termed
The worst drive ever hit through
a tree to the left of the seventh
falrway, Haas complained about
women standing in back of him
Despite this mental disturbance he
again carded par.
On the long 10th hole, Haas missed
a 20 foot putt by less than an inch
which didn't serve to improve his
disposition any. Again it turned out
to be par hole.
He reached the end of his patience
on the 14th when his tee shot went
astray. He sent soft drink bottle
crashing against tree.
Ben Hogan, of Hershey, Pa, ap-
peared ready to regain his money
winning laurels from Lloyd Man
grum, Niles. ILL.,, pro. Hogan shot
a 66 today for a total 2O5 while
Mangrum languished 13 strokes off
the pace at 213.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
SECOND GAME.
Totals aa 724Ia Tolals "a 3o11l

Singled Tor Christopher in 9th
Ran for Kennedy in 9th
Cleveland ----------4-- 900 100 nn0--1
Boston 49, 900 900 20x-2
Runs - Gordon, Di MasEio Williams.
Errors-None Runs batted ir-Berardiro.
Willisms- Goodman. Two-base hits-KeIt.
ner. Dolby. Williams Stolen base--Good-
Berardino to Boudreau to Berardino'
Mitchell to Boudreau, Parnell to stephens
to Goodman. Left on bsses--cIeveiand,
.; of Feller, 3: OF Parneli. Q. Struck out
BY Parneli J. Hits-Od Zoidak. 3 in
6ts innings: of Felier. In q inning;
pitcher-Zoldak
Evening star., 1948-07-25

ocean swimming is especially
hazardous except in well-protect-
ed areas when life gurads are
present. Flooded and swollen
streams should be avoided, not
only because of the current but
also because Of danger from SUBJ
merged logs, rocks and debris.
This is the first OF three
articles on water safety By
Mr.. De Cast. The neTt Uill
appear tomorrow
Evening star., 1948-07-25

FItd out TOT Huusoh IN ninth.
st. Louis -- oil 3o3 i23--13
Washington 900 01U ol0-- .
Runs batted in--Pellas rini, Lehner t.t
Kennedy, Priddy f3l Kozar, Moss. Gar
yer 81. Fieitas, Kokos, Stevens Three
base hit--Kokos. Stolen ba es---Yost Prid-
dy. Sacrifces--SIevens. DiIiinger. Double
plays--PeIiasrini 10 Priddy 10 Stevens {2l.
Dtliinger to PrIddy 70 Stevens. Kozar TO
Christr1an 90 Vernon, Hudson TO Okrie
grini to Dillinger 70 Stevens Left on
bases-St. Louis. IA: Washington, q Bases
on baIls-On Kennedy. 3; of Wynn. 8;
BY Kennedy, 1; by Ferrick. j. Hits
OF Kennedy. In AS innings, i run:
on Carver. ) in A inninsE. / run: OF
Wynns 8 in 3l5 innings. 5 runs; OF Fer
rick, In 3 innings, 3 runs: of Hudson.
z Ii 217 INNINGS 5 runs. Winning pitcher
Kennedy. Losing pitcher-Wynn.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Win, Lose, or Draw
Steom From the BubbIino CouIdron
By BURTON HAWKINS

Abe Rosenheld former Catholic University
doomed court post vacated
by Gene Auguser1er Coach Sam West
frequently burning have been ignoring his direct
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Famed for CHRISTOPHER in 9th
SStevelaho ------ --.-~-- 040 00l 000--5
nostoh --~--- 300 0l0 O2x--6
runs - Mitchell, Dolby (2), Hogan.
Doerr; Goodman. Error-Gordon Runs
9atsed in--Lemon tnl. Edwards (e), Cor
ron Williams f"1, Doerr, Goodman (2l,
~ Masgio Two-base hits-Edwsrds t2l
Boudreau, Goodman, Williams. Home run
Lemon :. Double plays - Keltner 10
Boudreau: Boudreau to Gordon In Persr.
ono; Hitchcock to Doerr to Goodman.
Left on bases-Clevela pd II: Boston, IL.
9sses on bal1s--Of Lemon Z: otf
ChrisIopher, /: effP Kramer 8: of Fer
rs, rs 3 r., strike outs-By Lemon j. BY
Feirls t2l Hits-Of Lemon. 10 In ~,
innineF; IN Christopher, none in Il ~
IKrame. In a. of Ferris. ; In AL.
HIT BY pitcner-By Ferriss Gordon
Wlnning pitcher-Ferriss. Losing pitcher
Evening star., 1948-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Chicago. 80: N. Y, 1-3
Phila., Z; Cincinnati, 5.
st. L.. 4; Bos., 3. 10 in
Only games.
Games Today.
Boston at st. Louis (2).
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pitts. t2).
Phila. at Cincinnati ~.
Games Tomorrow.
New York at Brook. tn)
Only game.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Baseball Standings and Schedules
SUNDAY JULY 25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
st. Louis. l3: Wash, 2.
Boston. So; Cleve., 5-l,
N. Y, ga; Chicago, 2-8
Phila., 8; Detroit. 6.
Games Today.
st. L. at Wash. %. l::3O
Chicago at New York CO
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Phila. %.
Games Tomorrow.
None scheduled.
Evening star., 1948-07-25


Runs-I ipon, Lake, Vico, Swift 90
Houtteman, York, Maieski, White ,2),
Suder, Guerra tn, Demars. Errors
Lake. Wertz Evers. Majeski, Marchildon
Runs baIted in-Guerra t2). Valo to),
kel t2), Wertz, Houtteman, Lipon, White,
Scheib (2I. Two-base hits-Vico, White,
Guerra. Three-b base hits-Evers, Kell
Sacrifice hits-Suder. Kell, Valo. Double
plays--Boutteman to Lake to Vico; Joost
20 Suder TO Fain. Stolen base-Swift:
Left on bases-Detroit 10; Philadelphia.
=. Eases or balls-Of Houtteman. !;
mire i; off Newhouser, .; of Brissie i
Struck out-By Houtteman, ); by Harris,
/; by Savage. l. Hits-Of Marchildon,
8 in innings none out in 6th); off
Harris. > il . innings; off Savage. l in
| inning: off Brissie. l in l inning; off
Houtteman 10 in innings tnone out
in Sthl; off Overmrs, 0 in . innings
pitched to l batter; off Newhouser, !
IN inning Winning piteher-Savage
Losing pitcher-Overmire.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Singled for Vico in ninth.
b Singled for Harris in seventh.
Ran for McCosky in seventh.
Singled for Savage in eighth.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Fred Haas. jr,, New Or
Clayton Heafner, Char % %
iotte. N. C. 50 81 66-2O2
7oa Atrlsa marsav vort e 60 esoo4i es-So4
E. Harrison. Little
Pete Cooper. Ponte "
BEN HsIfss H;s.p Fla Hershey g = ss-s"5 ss-SS5
Jimmy Demaret, Ojai,
Ed ,Fursol, Pontiac, ~
aeSs webb, Springfield "1 20 ~ Vs. ~
Herman Keiser. SPRING
JORnny, Palmer, Bodin,s ~ aos
Chick Harbert. North "
Vile, Mich. IS 80 71-2os
Marty Fprsqi, Albuauer- - >. one
xFrank Stanahan, To-
Jack sdG or69t ofl0 Harrisburg g g sS S ss"s ss"s
pnis. Tenn. 20 20 7o-a1o
Tony Manero, Green
wich. Conn 20 5s 72-2l0
City, Iowa 7. 20 6s-a1o
vile Tenn rs SO se-a1o
ion. N. c. - 90 7o-a11
/. Pa; SO SIS 74-211
Md. 6s II 7a-2l1
Al Smith, winston
Salem, n. c. 80 20 12-2lJ
Gene SaraZen, German
town, N. Y 6S II 12-@11
George Stuhler, Livings-
ton: N, SO 20. 72-e11
Vic Ghezzi, Englewood.
N. j. Il IL 6e-e11
George Fazio. Consho-
nocken f3 90 6S-3I1
Andy Gibson. Baltimore,
Nd - II So 73-aIa
Harlan Will, Lebanon.
Pa. 20 80 14-Sl3
iii. SO - 7e-s13
Jim Tnrnesa, Elmsford,
N. Y. II "a ss-2l3
Craig Weoe, New YORK - SO 7"-2I3
Hills II 73 7o-a14
xDirk Chapman, Oster-
vile. Mass II 80 15-2l5
xAmateur.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
FIRST GAME
o40 001 00n---!
300 0l0 O2S---.t

Totals 35 II "a IL Totals 81 10 2Tl4
Famed for Christopher in 9th
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11

here Sunday visiting Mrs. Mary
Lygron 49,. Albert Warren OF
Wright City. Oklahoma was here
visiting Mrs. Mary Lygron 800.
Ocie Neal Patterson was home
visiting his family ......., The TWEEN
tieth Annual District convoca-
ton Of the Church of God in
Christ, Southwestern District No
S was held last week under the
leadership of overseer, M. Jones
and assistant overseer, w. l.
Washington, The district super
intendent. Elder j. l.. Lewis, pre-
sided. The meeting was well at
tended by the pastor, missionaries
and members Of the district. Dis
trict superintendent N. D. Millin-
der Of Little Rock. Ed. d. john
son, statistician; Ed. W. R. Keys
state music instructor were out OF
District visitors 1900. Elder O. N
Demir, District secretary; Ed. j
l.. Lewis, District Supt; Mrs
Anna Powers, District Supervisor
$500. Rev. B. ]. Harper was guest
speaker at Mt. Canaan Baptist
Church Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
BRADLEY

Ruben Burrell
The Union singing Convention
met at St. Mary's Baptist Church
Sunday May &c. The attendance
was very good $50. Funeral SER
vices were held for John Turner
ON May 81. Rev c. r. Mcmillan
officiated. He is survived by his
wife, and seven children ........ Mrs,
Matte B. Turner left for New
Haven, Connecticut to visit her
son and daughter ....... Mrs. Eula
Williams and Mrs. Lizzie johnson
are in Hot Springs taking medical
treatment ...a,. Mrs. Creasie Early
is improving slowly. We do hope
she will get well soon ..,..... Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Carter have return
ed from California and are max
ing their home here ........ For the
latest news read the State Press.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
LAKE VIEW

f. r. Haynes
Mrs. Sallie Haskin is in a Hell
ena hospita as result of inju-
ries received in a traffic acci-
dent ,.., A church crop was plant
ed by Jones Phillips. Jesse Horace
and Roosevelt Coleman on the 10
acres Of land rented from
Will Phillips 49,. The St. Paul
Methodist Church and several Wis
iting church memberships heard
an inspirational sermon by the
Rev M B. Washington of Helena
..... Clarence Haynes is here from
Xavier University ... James Ell
land and wife of California are
here visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Eiland -. Prof. w. c.
Counts has been added to the
faculty of the Veterans school.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-11
HOT SPRINGS

building in which the center il
housed ........ Mr.. T. Love suffered
a bad cut on his right hand last
Saturday while working for DR.
Wade ,....... Last Monday Mrs
Elizabeth Jones was elected chair
man OF the 1948 Haven Methodist
Church Wedding Of the Roses
The Wedding will take place July
81 ........ Mrs. Myrtle Cheatum who
is an outstanding member of Cot
trell Chapel CINE Church Is re-
ported to be the best expert in
the city for preparing string
beans. All who eat them prepared
by her agree on this ,.,,..., W ex-
tend congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Harris for having
installed a new phone 49,. The
Bath House Association is laying
plans to hold an annual turnout
in the fall ....... GOSSIP ........ A
certain man OF the city lays a
book on his lap when he catches
a train just to look professional
because he always falls asleep
three miles out of Hot Springs
........ Dad broke his right hand but
he was still able to spank his
little boy Sunday because he is
left handed.