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Evening star., 1949-11-09
Roast Beef a Help as 7erps
Hoof 1t to Hurrier Records
rown with a scintillating AIT

crown with a sc1ntillatlng AIT
effort.
Joe Grimaldi, a Washington
boy: Bob Browning, Jim Um-
barger and Jim Harris round
out what appears to be Mary
lands top eight men. Kehoe
attributes the squads success
to its depth, for one thing, al
though any school would settle
for three Of his pupils.
"The boys know they only
have to beat one Of the eight
starters to get into the line
up," said Jimmy. land the eight
top men know If they lose they
move down the list. It's q nice,
easy system and keeps every
body happy"
Maryland runs four un-
official entries in every race
and these are the lads trying
to edge out a supposedly supe-
rlOr teammate.
It's q tough training sched-
ule for the boys with most
Of them doing stwo hours
work daily. Monday they jog
an "over-distance". course. q
mile or 50 more than the race
coming up. One day Of hill
climbing and two Of speedwork
follow and Friday is a day Of
complete rest or only q light
workout. depending ON the in
dividual.
They had better be in shape
by post-time. too, because Is
minutes of. hard running. the
average time. demands wind
and endurance.
And you know you can't call
time out II you get q eramp, or
send In q substitute. I" reminded
Jim. x
Maryland's victories this year
include Z 1912 decision over
Duke. 2l-41 over William and
Mary. 1854 over the Baltimore
Olympic Club: l5-77 over
Quantico Marines and 1910
over Penn. Not q bad record.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Pro Basket Ball

Results Last Nisht.
Minneapolis, So; Washington. SO.
Anderson, 10; st. Louis. 90.
New York, 70: Indianapolis, "a.
Schedule Tonight.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Rochester at Chicago.
Tri-City VS.. Anderson at Chicago.
indianapolis at Syracuse.
Denver at WateYloo.s
Evening star., 1949-11-09

Ten years ago.-George Ja-
cobus said he would not be q
candidate for reelection as
president of the Professional
Golfers Association.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Hart Of Irish Named
Week S Top lineman;
Krouse Mentioned
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Big Leon
Hart, Notre Danes husky 240-
pound end, is this weeks lineman
of the week.
Hart's work in the Michigan
State game earned him the award
In the weekly Associated Press
poll.
Thus for the second straight
week the award went to a player
from the Pittsburgh, Pa, area.
Hart is from Turtle Greek, Pa.
Last week the award went to
Dukes Blaine Earon from Altoona,
Pa. ~
Frank Leahy. Notre Dame coach,
thinks so highly of his six-foot-
four end, he would like to try him
at fullback, carrying the ball.
However, Hart is too good a block
er at end.
Florida's Kynes = Standout.
Besides. he sometimes carries
the ball on end-around plays and
snares forward passes. In one
play Of the Michigan State game
Hart caught a pass. Two Spartan
tacklers tried to stop him, but
both were knocked fiat.
Hart's performance surpassed
that: of Jimmy Kynes, Florida
center, who sparked his team to
an upset triumph over Georgia.
Playing on both offense and de-
tense Kynes turned in one of the
best games of his career. He was
always in the right spot at the
right time. ..
Two tackles, Dick johnson Of
Virginia, and Jack Jennings OF
Ohio State, played major roles in
their teams victories over Penn
sylvania and Pitt. Ray Krouse Of
Maryland again was among those
mentioned favorably.
Johnson's tackles caused Penn
fumbles that led to Virginia's
first touchdown. then in the third
period he stopped Penn's full
back, Ray Dooney, in brilliant
eoal-line stand. Jennings kept
Pitt from gaining a bigger lead
than 100 before his Buckeye
teammates rallied to win, 14-10.
williams Sparkles Again.
Once again, James "Froggie"
Williams, Rice end, and Rudy
Bauman, Texas wngman, turned
in sterling performances In the
Southwest.
Dick Loynd, tackle on Cornell's
unbeaten and united aggregation.
wasn't blocked out the entire
game against Syracuse. In addi-
ton he recovered four fumbles,
one of which set up Cornell
touchdown. t
This weeks nominations:
Ends-Joe. Cloidt, Washington Art
weiner, North Carolina: Bud Grant, Min
nesota: Bud sherrod. Tennessee; Leon
lechian; Rudy Bauman, Texasf Frogsis
Taefie,Skay Krouse MARYLAND; Jack
Sona: Dick johnson, Virginia: Carl Eliis.
Kansas; Dick Loynd, cornell; Don Cole
man. Michigan State; Wesley Roberts.
Guards-Ray cicis. Wake Forest: Dick
Texas: Dave Hammer. Arkansas.
Centers-.Jimmy Kynes. Florida; Joe
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Fights Last Night
BY the Assoeiofed Presi

bT fh9 NxSoSfdf&o TT0SS
LOS ANGELES.-Irish Bob Muir
Marshall, l70. Sacramento "a.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Tony Masci-
areIli, 161 VI. New York, knocked out
Toby Reid. 1851, Jacksonville CD.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass-Don Saia.
131, Boston, outpointed Timothy
Buddy Hayes, 12Sh, Boston Q0).
STOCKTON, Calif-Johnny Ethan.
.1o6, Honolulu, stopped Mike Bernal,
1876, San Francisco (5).
HoNoLULU.-Reuben Smith, 11Sh.
Los Angeles, stopped David kui Kong
Young, 121. Honolulu (S).
Evening star., 1949-11-09
|MusioI Presented Third Child

6T. LOUIS, Nov. . R.-6tan
Musial. the st. Louis Cardinals
star outfielder, Is q father for the
third time. A 6-pound-9-ounce
girl was born to Mrs. Musial
Monday in st. Louis Maternity
Hospital. The Musials' other chill
dren are Dickie. 8. and Geraldine,
~.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Porty for Gopher Alumni

Movies Of the Minnesota Ohio
State football game and Of the
Minneapolis Aquatennial in color
will be shown tonight by the Uni
versity Of Minnesota Alumni As
sociation in the North Room Of
the Mayflower Hotel. Showing
will be at 1880 and 8 pm.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14

johnson spent the holidays with
relatives and friends in Pine Bluff
-. The U Club entertained Pvt.
Julious Morton who was home for
the holidays visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hardin ........
Mrs. Willie Bowens, Mrs. Susie
Heard. John Wilson, Bobby Jean
and Ruthie Ann were guests Of
relatives in Star City ...... Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Lattermore of Chi
cago. Illinois spent the holidays
with her sister, Mrs. Mary Mat
thews 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hat
chet spent the holidays at Augusta
with relatives ...... Willie Barnes
of Lake View spent the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Barnes, and daughter, An
ME Mae Barnes ...... Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonnie Williams spent the week
end at Grady ...... j. D. Morton,
Parnell Fisher, Haywood Jasper
and Bobby G.. McDuffie were the
guests of Miss Lillian johnson
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14

Spencer Of Collinston. La. visited
relatives..-.,Mr. and Mrs. Enoch
Bell motored from Arkansas City
to visit his brother. Robert Butlar
Mrs. Mona Anna Pagan, her
grandson, Donald. Miss Rang
Valentine and grandchild have re-
turned to Chicago. III. They were
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brewer while here. Mrs
Altha Spencer. Dan Hardy, and
Mrs. Elnora Glenn OF Little Rock
spene short time with Mrs. Mary
Qualls and c. c. Govan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleo Ford of Forrest City
spent the weekend with Mr.. Ford's
parents. The WINS of Fellowship
elected officers Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Pearl Mathis. president, Mrs.
Evie Holloway, vice president, Mrs.
Minnie Chase, treasurer, Mrs.
Emma Willoughby and Mrs. Lyddie
Ewell, teachers. Ella M. Brown
was elected secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14
LAKE VIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie fairfield
Of Pine Bluff visited their parents
during the holidays 49,. Clarence
Haynes, pharmacy students at xa-
vier University, New Orleans, La.
spent the holidays at home -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tome Gracy visited
their parents here. Mr.. Gracy is
a student at AMIN College and
Mrs. Crazy is a teacher at Rison
49,. Ludie Dolphin returned home
for the holidays. She studies at
AMIN College, Pine Bluff -.
Norvell Washington is improving
from a recent accident .......... Mr..
and Mrs. John Eiland, Jr. visited
Chicago, Illinois and other points
north ..., Dennis Ellis motored to
Memphis, Tennessee to visit his
parents ...., Josh and AL Ellis Wis
tied their brother, Dennis Ellis,
here ...... w. b. Crawford of Mem
phis, Tenn Issa Crawford of
Chicago, Illinois and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Crawford visited their
brother, Frank Crawford, gro
Ger store owner ..... Mr.. and Mrs.
Roosevelt Williams of Houston,
Texas, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ros-
CO Handey ...... Johnnie Weaver WIS.,
tied his daughter, Floretta Weaver
in Cleveland, Ohio 49,. Odel Dav-
is, one of the gin managers of
the Lakeview Coop Assn, h S
returned from Chicago 80. Prof.
r. C. Davis of Lakeview School
has returned to work Silas
Dolphin made trip to Pine Bluff
to return his daughter, Ludie to
College.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14
WIlMAR

Mrs. Hattie Walton OF Chicago,
ILL.,. visited relatives and friends
here recently ....... Mesdames AL
pha Brooks, B. E. Simmons, L. B.
Taylor, and L. M. Rutherford mo-
tored to Gould to attend the flu
neral services OF Mrs. Rutherfords
uncle, the Rev. T. M. Lacy ........
Clephus Mitchell visited relatives
in Dumas and Pine Bluff recently
....... Mrs. L. M. Rutherford, her
son, Will ", Jr- her father in law,
John w. Rutherford, who worked
at the Bradley Lumber Co. and
a number of residents here who
were employed at the Bradley
and Southern Mills were in War
rem during the disaster and re-
turned home unframed ........ Isaac
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14
PHILADELPHIA

} A Reception for out of town
quests was given in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Newborn
recently The following out OF
town guest were present: Mrs.
Esther Davis of Los Angeles. CAL
0ornia. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Whit
low. Alameda, Calf. and thei-
niece, Ray Evelyn Gordon. Mr.. and
ArA Henry Newborn. Alameda.
Mr.. Ellen Hale. Chicago, ILL.,, Mrs
Florence Larthage Smith. San
francisco, Rev. H. d. Brookins,
pastor Of Carter Chapel AME
Church, Helena. formerly OF ST,
Paul AME, ArkadeIphia. Mrs. J.
c. Cryer, Mrs. Katie Jones. Cur
don. and Mrs. Estella p. Green,
. member of the faculty at Prairie
View College. Texas. The house
was beautifully decorated and the
guests served themselves Coffee
was served by Mrs. A. l.. Scott.
The hostess, Mrs. Mary Ellen
Newborn was assisted b. Mrs.
Lucinda Newborn and Miss Annie
,. Williams. All guests have .e-
turned to their respective hoiaes.
Other guests who attended were;
MS. l.. M. Snowdel, Mrs. Betty
Sue Wingfield, Mrs Glennse
Murray, Mrs. Katie Knox, Mrs.
Hester Phiefer, Mrs. Daisy Ross
Mrs. Alvirga Hill, Mrs. e. T.
Hawkins, Mrs. Adder Bell Hill,
Mrs. Ozolete Newborn, Mrs. Classic
Phiefer, Mrs. Annie Novels, Gilbert
Scott, Mrs. Hattie Bell McCloud,
Mrs. Birthia Holmes, Mrs. Mary
Ellen johnson, Mrs. A. L. Scott,
Mrs. Lucinda Newborn, Miss 4.
Williams, Mrs. N. o. Blanchard,
and her son, Cecil Blanard. an
undertaken of Camden 49,. Mrs
Myrtlanta Wallace and her two
children visited her mother, Mrs
Hattie Jones and their father at
Cumsprings Mrs. Pecolia Brim
and Mrs. Ruth Jones Smith WIS.,
tied their parents. Rev. II. d.
Br0okins was house guest of the
Newborns. The following were
entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. BROKER Fairchild rec
emily: Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Whit
How, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry New
born, Mrs. Ester Davis, Mrs. M. E
Newborn, Rev. H. d. Brookins,. So.
The Newborns and Whitlow were
entertained with a party recently
ut the home of Mrs. Alvirga
Hill Sid Newborn has been on
the sick list, but is much better
now Mrs. Julia Green. mother
of Mrs. M. E. Hildreth, is ILL.,.
Mrs Lucy Mcneil is recovering
after an operation......M Mr.. Teele Of
Virginia, Miss Bertha Mae Law
renee of Detroit. Mich, Mr.. Smith
of Hope, Mrs. T. o. Crudup and
daughter Of the Prescott District
were visitors at st. Paul AME
Church Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14

Craney, Luther and Carr Nc
Craney of Pine Bluff were house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
jenkins ..,.,. Prof. Haynes, r e v.
Wright and Mrs. Katie Mae Bry-
ant of Malvern were house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jenkins re-
Gently ..... Mrs. Jessie johnson and
little daughter. Joe Helen were
guests Of her mother and aunt,
Mrs Josephine Erwin and Mary
Lee OF Little Rock Mrs, Velma
McDuffie and her daughters, Ruth
lie Mae and Mildred McDuffie have
moved to Dayton, Ohio to live
James Lee Anderson, Runyon and
Thomas Anderson and Ocie Mae
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14

Ashford and Miss Vite Ashford of
Okland, California were guests
of their cousin, Mrs. B. E. Sim
mons recently, Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac
Ashford. Sr. Of Cornerstone were
also the recent guests Of Mrs.
B. E. Simmons ........ An Emanci-
patton program was held at Mt.
Tabor Baptist Church Sunday.
January End, with Prof. W. v.
Rutherford. principal OF the Will
mar Training School, delivering
the address 49,. The Primary de-
partment OF the Wilmar Training
School has been equipped with
seats. l.. G. Jorden OF Seattle
Washington is visiting his mother
Mrs. Eivira Hussey ........ Mr.. and
Mrs. Roosevelt Bass of Lincoln
Nebraska visited Mrs. Bass mo-
Their. Mrs. Lula Eatmon and other
relatives.
-SP-
McGEHEE
James K. Martin, Jr. and Miss
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14
BENTON
Luther COlman

The Missionary Society of st.
Paul Baptist Church, Rev. G. S.
Staff, pastor sponsored Social
recently in he home of Deacon and
Mrs. w. H. Robinson. Those who
participated were Mrs. Bell Pro-
vent. Miss Stella Rhinehart, Mrs.
Carrie Toles, Mrs. Pearl Weleh and
Mrs. Margorie Washington-.e.Out
of town guests were Mr., and Mrs.
Thompson and daughter, Gloria
Jean, and Mrs. Bell Prevent of Hot
Springs. Luther j. Watkins of
Helena was holiday guest of Lut-
her Colman. Miss Gladis Pos,
who has been in California since
November, 1947. is home with her
sister, Miss Fostene Poe and Uncle
Oliver Humphrey ..... Mrs. Hazel
Finnie, Ell Dorado School teacher,
was holiday guest of relatives.
Cpl Daniel A. Johnson, Oldest son
of the late Rev. d. A. johnson and
Mrs. Mary Smith johnson, who has
spent the past 8 years in the Army
is expected home soon. He will
meet his brother. Cop Angelo S.
johnson whom he has not seen in
ala years.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14
Mt. PIN

Mesdames B. w. Woods and Abb
bic Miller and Junior Cooper are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Null
drew of 113 Malvern Ave. .......
Redd Cooper received a broken
leg as the result of a car accident
,....... Miss Dorothy Summerville
is spending the week end at Ark
adelphia 800. A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus
Smith -. Robert Coulter and J.
D. Davis are recovering from sew
eral days of illness.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14

Lillian L. Martin, students Of
AMIN College. spent the holi-
days with their parents, Rev. and
Mrs. ]. X. Martin, Sr. The Mar
tins also entertained guests from
Crossett, namely. the Evans bro
theirs, Leroy Mitchell. and H. Cot
ton. Rev. Martin Is the pastor Of
Corner Stone AME Zion Church.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14

Wilson Hurley spent holidays
with his aunt in Pine Bluff .,.-....
Mrs. Margaret Wine and children
were house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barner Mrs. Florence Allen and
children spent Christmas with he
mother in Grady -. Miss Della
Sanders, Silas Sanders Jessie T.
and Lonnie Lee OF ElDorado spent
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Freddie Johnson 49,. Mrs. Matte
Grain and niece, Miss Maggie Graf
niece, Little Miss Maggie Craine
spent the Christmas holidays with
relatives in Warren ....,. Mrs. Wal
tiers Gooding and son, S. L. Good
ings, and Lawrence Goodings,
spent the holidays in Gould with
parents ...... Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ratchet and children returned
from McCrory where they spent
the holidays with parents ...... Mrs.
Pearl Austine, Mrs. Eddie Mae
Drunglee, Mathis Junior, Mathis
Drunglee, all from Pine Bluff,
were house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Esaw Henely sea-. Cpl. Booker It.
Jenkins spent the holidays with
Mrs. Ollie Hines, Mrs. Matte
Jenkins, and Owen jenkins ........
Mrs. Della McCraney, Lee Nc
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14
READER

Guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Goldsmith and family during the
holidays were Mrs. Ruby Tram
nell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemon
of Rockford, Ill. and Rufus Gulley
of Chidester, Jessie Hunter of
Prescott and Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Ware Mrs. Mable McGehee of
Peoria, Illinois visited her parents.
Mr. and Mrs A. b. McGehee...~.Mr.
and Mrs. James Morris have moved
to Sayre. Jessie Hunter and fami-
ly were the week end guest Of
her mother. Mr., and Mrs. l..
Butler were called to the bedside of
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14
DIES ARC
Ella Mac Brown

Rev. B. S. Simpson preached at
at Fellowship Baptist Church Sun
day. The new president of the BY
Ply is Prof. Amoes Lee. Visitors
Sunday were Mrs. Brown Of New
pcvt, Miss Annie Ruth Howard,
Mns Caudus of Cotton Plant,
nieces of Mrs. Daisy Govan ......
Spencer Holloway was home from
Mississippi visiting his relatives
during the holidays. Mrs. Allen
Sanders of Biscoe visited her bro
ther, T. J. Ford. Mrs. Elizabeth
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14
HUTTIG

e. l.. Payne
Mrs. II. J. Johnson and grandson
were holiday visitors of Rev. and
Mrs. G. l.. Allen. Miss Bessie NJ.
Blackmon was home visiting par
ents and friends. Miss Blackmon
is a student at Grammond, La.
Mrs. Rose Everett visited her
daughter and friends here recent
ly...... Mrs. Hadley visited her old
home town at LAPEL -. Rev. aid
Mrs. I. S. Frisco spent the holt
days in New Orleans, La. with
relatives and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14

when she celebrated her birthday
49,. Dorothy Jean and Earnestine
Norris have returned from Pine
Bluff after visiting friends there.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14

his sister. Mrs. Lula Mac Ross
and husband Of Gurdon were the
the guests of her mother and sis
ter. tl.AN a.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-14

TICEi MOTT E ~
To All State Agents:
News not In this office by Mon
day will have no guarantee u
appearing in the ensuing issue.
The paper will not be delayed
for agents who are negligent In
sending in their news.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Santa Claus Is
Due In Milford At
One Tomorrow
leontlnuaa go - -


Wednesday evening December 9th
the choirs from Avenue Methodist
church will be present at eight
thirty and sing. On Friday evening
December 23rd, the choir from the
Calvary church will sing.
The manager Of the Shore
theatre cooperating with the Cham
Der of Commerce are sponsoring a
kiddie matinee, absolutely free, the
program viii include several car
toOns and a Christmas fantasey.
Old Santa will be present for the
matinee and will bring a gift for
every little boy and girl. The mat
inee will be held Saturday morn
ing December 18th beginning at
nine thirty o. clock. Robert H. Yer
kes, will serve as master Of cere-
monies.
Interest is mounting in the home
lighting contest which is being
sponsored by the Milford Chamber
OF Commerce. Prizes tOtaling S17O
will be offered. There will be a
grand prize Of $50, ward prizes will
total $50, there will be a SIS prize
Tor the next best lighted home in
each ward. There will be IL conso-
lation prizes. Any home owner in
the city is eligible to enter the con-
test.
Milford stores will be open in the
evenings beginning with Monday
evening December 18th and con-
tinuing nightly until Christmas.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Urges Safe Toy
Buying This Xmas
te0ntinusd nom nfIl paggJ


a COMMUNICATIVE appeal to par
ents in a play Safe" campaign to
buy Christmas toys which will
spell joy rather than the tragedy
so often recounted in holiday head
lines.
Play is a child's world and en-
tertainment, but it also serves to
stimulate the growth of his physi-
cal, mental and social abilities. For
this reason, a careful selection Of
playthings is an important part Of
parental responsibility.
Toys should stir the imagination,
encourage creative ability, and
train the child for better living,
Most toys serve their purpose in a
child's frowth and are abandoned,
but some toys have lOng-span ap-
peal. Blocks, dolls, and doll equip
lment, tools, musical instruments,
arts and crafts, skates and bicycles
usually continue to hold interest all
through childhood.
Select playthings which are ap-
prOpriate to the age, interest, and
mental and physical abilities of the
child.
Select playthings which are ap-
propriate to the age, interest, and
mental and physical abilities Of the
child.
Wise selection is not enough.
Some parental teaching or super
vision is a second important step,
An air rife, archery set, dart game
sharp knift or chemistry set, may
become dangerous in the hands OF
children too young to understand
the hazards involved. Even older
children should, have adult super
vision with play equipment of this
type.
Play equipment cannot always be
[ selected entirely according to the
age of the child. The wise parent
will take into consideration the in
| dividual interests and abilities o
his children. A general guide, how
ever, is available from the Della
ware Safety Council, to whom yOV
may write or telephone.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Princess Gets Bike

LONDON - up - Princess Mar
saret has a new irridescent green
and gold bicycle. 1t is the first BIZ
cycle to come out of the first Cow
entry factory to be rebuilt after the
World War II blitz. The factory
gave it to her
It's hand engraved head badge OF
enamel took several months TO
make. Princess Margaret in thank
ing the makers said she was taking
the bike to Windsor Castle where
she hoped to get many hours use
out of it.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09


Noble Grand James Jackson is
certainly getting good support from
the members Of Crystal Fount as
every Monday evening a very good
membership is present, and we hope
after the Christmas holidays our
membership viii double. Make a
new resolution the beginning Of the
new year that you are going to at
tend lodge every Monday night.
Go
Joseph L. Singer, a member Of
Ivy Lodge. No. 295, Philadelphia,
holds distinctive and enviable
record. Brother Singer has been
installed as outside guardian 101
times has attended 1856 meet
ings-has missed only "a because
Of illness. Brothers, that's what ]
call an all-time champion Odd Eel
low.
The dart ball season opened last
Monday night. We travelled to Re
hOboth to open the season with
Ocean Wave Lodge. The waves were
a little too high for us and we got
drowned by two games out of three
RehObOth took the first game by
the score of Az with not much hit,
ting on either side. After a little
pep talk by Manager Jester, Crys
tai FOunt came back in the seconC
game and ducked RehOboth by tn,
score of 5-4. winning the game il
the ninth inning with two hom,
runs-one by Jim Jackson and on
by Joe Penuel. In the third game
/ can't imagines what happen un
less 1t was the Pepsi-Colas ant
crackers they had just before tn
start of the third game, but ou
boys just couldn't get going, s.
we were defeated by the score 0
Al. Manager Jester requests al
members of the team to come up
little early next Monday night 70
practice. We will play at hOm
this coming Monday night wit
Union Lodge Of Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Groom Church, Lewes,
To Celebrate Sunday
Ieontinusa nom nre. paae1

members still active in the church
will be hOnored guests.
The pastor, Rev. Thomas c. Jones.
will deliver the anniversary ad-
dress. In the evening there will be
Youth Rally-this to be followed
by birthday pageant, given by the
young people Subject: "The Birth
Of Groom Church"
There will also be reception of
members in the church.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Where Texas Leads

Every state but Wyoming has
one or more life Insurance COM
pany head offices domiciled within
its borders. Texas leading with 1O4
companies.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Ran scrap

Railroads turn back to the iron
and steel industry more than a ton
Of scrap metal for every two tons
Of iron and steel they purchase.
Evening star., 1949-12-22

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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-14

ml tu keep prices up tot tfs
fagmyf and at the same time. hs
SAYS. We can bus cheaper al the
curnea efuNfy ~ buman ana
Mf nalies bath SO cm O. thef
were Twins uos Wuuld need e.
take = back seat g. this nes and
mrcat Gosf wttKaft af1d
fossnd aEd fs4nd ma guss
Ant nuW AIN tp tu uaf
q s. A srulturs TIE sfnate b.
investigating easulne puees
Jum1 an baai. Sass tu aualal-
isue n au.t ar ilale Ahs.e gaa
sells at 3 uuts as wuch as here.
of take squnt at the etcpe
hana.ng au ihc Iekss SIS pumps
s.ns.e ma taNts t1lfa $50 Ia.s
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