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Evening star., 1954-11-13
0uantieo Opposes
Great Lakes Today
speeioI pispasch 10 The ssas

QUANTICO, Va, Nov. l3.--
The Quantico Marines come to
grips with one Of their most
colorful football rivals Of the
season here today when they
meet Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station.
Great Lakes Is In the East for
a two-week stay. The Sailors
play Fort Belvoir next satur-
day.
The Marines and the Sailors
are rated q toss-up In today's
encounter. Quantico is going
after its fifth straight triumph.
Only Boiling Air Force Base and
Fort Belvoir have been able to
subdue the Marines this season.
Great Lakes has q 6-3 record
and numbers among its VIC
time Fort Leonard Wood, Camp
Carson, Xavier University, Cen.
tral College (Mich.), Loras Col.
lege and Eglin AFB.
A crowd Of 1000 is expected
at Butler Stadium for the In.
tersectional service contest.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Standardized Sales
SET Volume Record
BY the Associated Pres.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Nov. IS
Some 1877 horses sold for
$163,275 as the biggest auction
sale in harness racing history
wound up yesterday at the Penn
sylvania State Farm Show
Building.
In five days Of spirited trading,
a total of GIG head changed
hands for $1.782.500.. The previ-
Gus record was 1928 estab-
lished last year.
The 1854 average was $1,946
for 916 head. Last year the av-
erage was $l,842 for 881 trotters
and PAGERS.
Top price paid at the final
session was $4,000 for Newport
Honor. a 2-year-old PAGER. He
was sold to Brookhaven Farm
Somerville. N. j.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
SpeHman Runs Wild
In Fort Meade Win
spseioI nispaseh 10 n, s,es

FORT MEADE, Nd. Nov. 1a.-,
Halfback George Spellman
scored three touchdowns On
runs Of 40, 5 and 8 yards to
lead the Fort Meade Generals
to a 35-7 victory over the Severn
River Naval Station at Fort
Meade last night.
Spellman gained 135 yards in
is attempts for an average Of
8 yards per try. Meade's first
touchdown came in the opening
three minutes as Spellmai took
q pitchout from Quarterback
Dave Nixon and raced 40 yards
around right end.
Severn's lone touchdown came
In the first quarter when Quar-
terback Irwin Tatum intercepted
a pass at midfield and scored.
Meade took the second-half
KICKOFF and marched 10 yards In
10 plays. Spellman sliced OF
right guard from the 8 for the
score.
In the fourth quarter Spell.
man scored from the 5 after Q
67-yard drive. Don Lipelt went
l yard and Bob Henry 8 yards
for the other touchdowns.
Severn Riyer----- z Q 0 .0-1
Fort Meade scoring: Touchdovns-
spellman CD. Lipelt, Henry, convef.
sions--Lipelt (3i. Lavelle, Mstthews.
r.ssw ssvsrn s1yss ssorans ISuchao~n
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Columbia Duckpin Event
Scheduled tomorrow

Duckpin competition In WASH
ington tomorrow will center in
the annual Columbia Handicap,
with firing to start at 2 pm. and
continue to closing time.
A f1ye-game event with an
entry fee of SETS, four -fifths
handicaps are based on a scratch
of 1913. Top prizes are 800, $50
and $50.
Some Of the Districts topfiight
duckpinners plan to compete to-
morrow in the Franklin Mixed
Doubles in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
CIV Uses Open Date
10 See Terps Play

George Washington Uniyer-
sity's football players made use
Of today's open date to practice
for their windup next Saturday
against Maryland.
Originally booked for today
was Washington g. Lee, which
dropped the sport.
The CIV workout was held
this morning, and this afternoon
the squad was to attend the
|Maryland-C Clemson game at Col
lege Park.
End Pat Koher, who caught
i've passes in last weeks Vir-
ginia Tech game. returned To
action yesterday after being out
several days with o head injury.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
WI Victory 0t Hompton
Assures Winning Season

HAMPTON, va, Nov. IS lSpe-
|cial. Washington-Lee Of Ar
lington assured itself Of a win
ming football season last night
by impressively whipping Hamp-
ton High. 2l-0, for its sixth vic
tory against three defeats.
John Meroney, b l5O-pound
halfback, scored in the first and
last quarters on runs Of 4 and
Is yards. The other halfback,
Tom Calhoun, burst through
the middle for 10 yards and d
third d-quarter score.
Fairfax mustered ITS only two
game winning streak of the sea
son last night on its own field,
scoring the first time it got the
bah for q TO victory over An
nandale High.
An ir1terception by Guard Bob
Hall soon after the opening
kickoff set the stage for Lowry
Millere 26-yard touchdown run
Evening star., 1954-11-13
|Lejeune Ringnlen
Top Quantico, 81
Special Disposeh 10 The star

QUANTTCO, Va, Nov. 49,
Quantico lost its boxing meet to
a strong Camp Lejeune team last
night, 6-2. but Heavyweight Len
Kanthal failed to see action.
Kanthal, who holds the ma
tional Golden Gloves crown, was
slated to box Lou Morgan Of
.Lejeune. but Morgan injured a
hand in training several days
before the meet.
Lejeune's national champions,
Richie Hill, Basil Blackson and
Randy Horne, all scored tri-
umphs. Quantico's Terry Downs
and Elwood Myers, at 139 and
ITS, respectively. defeated their
rivals.
Results:
126 pounds: Basil Biackson III
t.k.o.d Bob Mendoza. 1:47 second round.
1872 pounds: Jackie Lennon CD
tkos is Ion Saas oross Earl ff o second round I'd
feated Nick LaRosa; Dave dofzaives
Cd defeated Gary Sturdiyant
LAT pounds: Randy Horne Cd de-
feated Gene Golanda.
156 pounds: Hercules Kountis Cd
defeated Lou Morales.
l65 pounds: Richie Hill q, t.k.o.d
l75 pounds: Eiwood Myers (o) de-
feated nuke BelfOn.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Jinxes Stand in Way
OF Second UnbealeIl
& sz.ss 44sass WE
Season for Landon
BY Bob Henson

Iandon has one game remain
ing. with st. Andrews Of Middle
town. DEL, and II IL gets by o
couple Of "jinxes" win finish
unbeaten for the second straight
year.
:It was st. Andrews that dealt
the Bears their last defeat. in
the flnal game Of the 1852 sea-
son.. Since then, Landon has
won Is straight. with st. Al
bans the latest victim, 1876 yes
terday at Landon. The long
rivalry now stands at Is wins
for. ST. Adams, six for Landon
and four ties. :.
LAndon's "jinxes" would be
setting by Its last conqueror.
and, the number .l3 victory
string. II the Bears are VIC
torious next week, they win
clinch the Interstate Academic
Conference title. They have a
40 record In the 7-team con-
ference.
Alertness Pays OF.
It, took a couple Of breaks
yesterday for Landon to keep
its streak intact. The game was
hardly five minutes old when
st. Albans made two fumbles
that Landon recovered and con-
verted into touchdowns.
The first Saints bobble came
on the initial play from scrim-
mage following a Landon punt
that went out Of bounds on the
1syard line.
Dick Dortzbach recovered for
Landon on the 4, and four plays
later Robin Prince went over.
The second Landon tally came
after the ensuing kickoff when
again st. Adams fulnbled on the
first play from scrimmage. This
time Guard Heaton Nash re-
covered for Landon on the l.
foot line and two plays later
Prince again went over.
Scores on Interception.
Landon's last score came on
o pass interception In the fourth
quarter by Tom Kern, who went
81 yards for the touchdown.
st. Adams, h6bbled by injuries
to several regulars. principally
Tailback Dick Reston, out with
an appendectomy, could muster
only sporadic ofense.
In the dying minutes of the
game the Saints scored their
only touchdown when Porter
Shreve went over from five yards
out. to end q 45-yard drive.
-
BAMBRDGE, Md, Nov. Is.
Especial l.)-Columbian Prep Of
Washington. d. c.. climbed to a
4-3 record here last night BY
paating the Naval Academy Prep
School football team, 1877, for
its third victory In a row and
it's. most impressive one 50, far.
Quarterback Tom Lukishseored
the FIRST touchdown on d 55yard
keep play around right end and
then passed 35 yards to Ralph
Facciana in the second quarter
and 45 yards to End Ed Glib
bons in the third for two other
touchdowns. Halfback Facciana
also scored In the first quarter
and Dave Klauss. who kicked
three extra points. went eight
yards through right tackle for
q second-period touchdown.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Hockey Lions Seek
Third Win Tonight

Having made a distinct hit
with hockey fans in their first
two league games at home. the
Washington Lions will go for
their third straight victory at
Uline Arena at $50 o'clock to-
night against the Clinton Comets
Washington and Clinton are
tied for second place in the
Eastern League with two VIC
tories and two defeats each.
Three players now with the
Lions formerly played with the
Comets. They are Dan Morgan
and Bob Lunny. forwards. and
John Denofrio. defenseman.
A duel between the opposition
goal tenders promises more than
passing interest. Doug Coxon
Of Clinton has averaged 35 saves
a game this season and Spencer
has given the Lions excellent
protection to date.
The Lions have the leagues
three leading scorers in Player
Coach Stan Weracki, Art Dor
rington and Marlowe Mcdonald.
They have scored 8. z and 6
points respectively.
The standings:
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Steelers, Determined
To Bounce Back, Get
Ready for Redskins

The Pittsburgh steelers were
scheduled to work out ct Crit.
nth Stadium today in . final
tuneup for tomorrow's game here
with the Redskins. The home
forces had their usual Saturday
windup earlier In the day.
The usual broadcast Of the
game was assured by settlement
last night Of the dispute between
Station WMAL and It's star an-
nouncers. A play.by-play dee
scription will be given over the
Redskins network by Jim Glib.
bons. The game also win be
telecast out Of town, as usual.
Led by stout Walt Kiesling. the
Steelers are smarting from two
straight reversals and are In o
mood to take 1t out on the Red.
skins. They were upset by the
1owly Chicago Cardinals, l7-l4.
and last Sunday took q 30-6
drubbing from the New York
Giants. But the experts make
them a 10-point choice over the
Redskins.
Injuries Blast Hopes.
Injuries have almost dealt the
Steelers' once-bright title hopes
a knockout blow. One more de-
feat would just about put them
out of the race. AS late as yes.
terday the visitors added Gus
Cifelli's name to the roster. The
widely-traveled. 28-year.old
tackle started the season with
Green Bay and later was picked
up by the Eagles. He's q 225-
pound veteran from Notre Dame.
Tackle Ernie Stautner and
End Bill McPeak are doubtful
starters tomorrow. Ditto for
Halfback Lynn Chandnois. Tom
Palmer. another, good tackle. is
out and Fullback Fran Rogel 10
not in the best physical condi-
tion.
Kuharich Makes Changes.
Coach Joe Kuharich isn't
Understanding the Steelers,
despite reports Of their Injuries.
He plans to use Rob Gcode and
Scooter Scudero. heretofore Of.
fensive backs, on defense, and to
employ Halfback Vic Janowicz
both ways. Joe also intends to
alternate Jim Ricca and Little
Mo Modzlewski at tackle and to
install big DON Boil as middle
guard on defense In an effort
to halt the Steelers' ground at
tack.
Offensively. Kuharich has
made q couple Of moves to
jazz up the team, but it will
have to show q better brand Of
blocking to get the runners out
IN the open. Pass receivers NUT
have q chance to get loose II the
Redskins hope to get Q few
points.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Thomson, Pickworth
Leud Melbourne Golf

MELBOURNE, Nov. l3.-Peter
Thomson. the British Open
champion, and Ossie Pickworth,
his Australian counterpart, were
tied for first place today as the
Ampol golf tournament entered
its final SO holes.
Each had a 143. four strokes
ahead Of Dutch Harrison Of st.
Louis. Dave Douglas Of Newark,
Del, was seventh with a Isl,
while Marty Furgol Of Lemont,
H.. and Tommy Bolt Of Houston
were tied for eighth with 1885.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Episcopal 120s Win

Episcopal Highs 120-pound
team brought It's record to
3-0-1 yesterday by defeating ST.
Stephens jayvees Of Alexandria,
400. Halfhack Mark Gibson
was the biggest ground gamer
for Episcopal. Fu1lback Shep
Ansley scored the first two
toucl1downs and Quarterback
jimmy Watts set up two with
log passes.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
CHARr rOTTsv1TI,E "a Nov
White Sox and .Yonks
Trying to Moke Deal
BY Inc Assoeiused Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Frank
Lane. general manager Of the
White Sox. Is trying TO trade
with George Weiss Of the YAM
KEGS but says there is nothing
definite as vet.
Lane and Weiss discussed
players for 31a hours yesterday
and expect to meet again next
week r Chicago.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Hortock Barely Misses
5 Victories at PimIico
BY the Associated Press

=
BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-Jockey
Willie Hartack rode four winners
at Pimlico yesterday and missed
a fifth when his mount faltered
In. the last race with a two-length
lead in the stretch.
I Hartack, one Of the Nations
best riders this year, won with
Bernice w. ($3.40) in the second
race. Hush Hall .($l3.20) in the
fifth, Zuyder Zee ($5.20) in the
sixth and Rock Cottage ($11.20)
in the seventh. Ascot, his
mount in the last race, weakened
in the stretch and finished third
Evening star., 1954-11-13
CIV Awaits Game With WI
After Routing Mount Vernon

George washington High. ap-
parently in high gear since its
defeat by st. Johns two weeks
ago, now begins the long wait
for its Thanksgiving Day game
with Washington : Lee after
breezing by Mount Vernon last
night, 35-7. at the CIV stadium.
Mount Vernon also has q
traditional battle coming up No
vember Is with Fairfax for the
Fairfax County championship.
Last night CIV spread its
touchdowns equally among four
backs and q lineman and Sonny
johnson converted FIVE times to
remain atop the extra -point
standings In Virginia Group ]
schools.
Quarterback Ralph Zehring
tipped 5-yard pass to Bob Nc
Pherson to gain Mount Vernon
It's touchdown in the fourth
quarter and also kicked the
extra point. Zehring later con-
nected with Mcpherson on a
33-yarder that moved the
Majors to the CIV 1-yard line
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Emporiu Going TO Bowl

EMPORIA, Kans., Nov. 13. (P),
The College Of Emporia foot
ball team voted unanimously
yesterday to accept an invitation
to play in the Mineral Bowl
game at Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
Thanksgiving Day. Hastings Col
lege of Nebraska earlier this
week accepted a bid to play in
the game.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
oyerage Of Washington Area Scholastic Football Games
Northwestern Looks
To Tile Contest After
|Beaiing BIadensburg

Suitland and Northwestern
meet next Friday for the Prince
Georges County championship,
the Wildcats Having dumped
Bladensburg High School. 1870,
last night at Northwestern Sta
diunl.
Northwestern and Suitland.
both Of which have beaten Bla-
densburg, win battle for the
Kiwanis Club Trophy, symbolic
Of the championship.
The Wildcats marched Al yards
in the opening period in nine
plays for their first touchdown.
Joel Kuharik plunged over from
the 6 after he had set up the
play with a 19-yard run. Blackie
Davis kicked the extra point.
Late In the last period Half
back John Morrison carried the
ball to the 1-foot mark after
taking a lateral from Fullback
Billy Alsop on q play which COW
cred 50 yards. On the next play
AlSop went over.
Bladensburg drove to the
Northwestern 8-yard line Just
before the half, but a fourth
down pass fell incomplete, end
ing its most serious threat.
Bladensburg ended its year Of
rebuilding with a 2-6 record.
Northwestern will carry a 2-5-1
mark into its tussle with Suit
land.
Sherwood closed its season
with a 26-0 victory over Whea-
ton High 'last night at the
Gaithersburg Agriculture Cen
ter, its sixth in a row and
seventh in eight games.
Quarterback Bill Slade, who
will return as a senior next fall,
ran IL yards for a first-quarter
score and So yards with a punt
return In the last period. Skippy
Hunt plunged / yard and
Dave Cooper ran right end for
IL in scoring touchdowns' In the
third quarter.
Wheaton, which will take a
three-game losing streak into its
game with Richard Montgomery
next Saturday. got within 10
yards of q touchdown before
stalling in the second quarter.
Georgetown Prep defeated
Gaithersburg High 26-12 in the
final football game Of the sea-
son for both, played at Prep.
Halfback Ray McGarvey
scored for Georgetown on a 81
yard run in the first quarter
and again on short plunges in
the second and fourth quarters.
Gaping 80 and 42-yard drives.
and Greg Didden tailed in the
fourth quarter from the 2-yard
line.
Gaithersburg's touchdowns
came In the third and fourth
quarters on screen passes by
Quarterback Phil Truett. The
first was to Ralph Offutt and
carried 25 yards, and the sec
ond to CAME Steele for 81 yards.
Prep wound up with 2 three
wins and five losses, while
Gaithersburg broke even with q
A record.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Packers Battle Colts
tonight in Prelude 10
Sunday 5 Big Games
BY shs A.soeiassd Press

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 13.-The
Green Bay Packers. surprise
team Of the National League
under Coach Liz Blackburn,
meet the Baltimore Colts to-
night at County Stadium in the
opener Of a full week end of pro
football.
(The game will be telecast
In Washington by WTrG
(Channel 50 at 8 o'clock.)
A crowd Of perhaps 10000.
augmented by the fact that all
of Wisconsin will be blacked out
on the national television net
work, is expected to watch the
Packers try to even their cur
rent record at "A. The Colts.
two-touchdown underdogs. have
won only once in league play
this fall.
Leadership In both divisions
of the pro circuit will be at
stake In top games tomorrow.
The New York Giants and Phil
adelphia Eagles, currently tied
for the Eastern Conference lead
with So records, clash at the
Polo Grounds in their first meet
ing Of the year.
Lions Seek Revenge.
At Detroit the defending
champion Lions entertain San
Francisco. The Lions are eager
to wipe out a 37-31 upset Of
three weeks ago and retain the
top spot in the Western section.
The Lions sport q 5-1 record,
the Forty Miners 4-2-1.
The Cleveland Browns, bat
ting to get into title contention.
face the Bears at Chicago. Pitts
burgh will be at Washington and
the Chicago Cardinals at Los
Angeles.
Baltimore, which has scored
only seven touchdowns In seven
games. will be handicapped by
Injuries in the return game with
the Packers. Tackle Art Dono-
van was the latest addition to
the hospital list with an in
famed leg, but might be able
to play. Left behind in a Balti-
more hospital when the Colts
came West were Fullback John
Huzvar and End Gino Marchetti.
Packers at Full Strength.
The Packers, on the other
hand. were at full physical
strength and hoping to expand
on the 7-6 margin by which they
beat the Colts three weeks ago.
Quarterback Tobin Rote, who
has thrown "a passes without an
interception since the Colts Don
Shula snatched one at Balti-
more. had his nose broken last
Sunday but is ready to go.
Rote. 18th ranking passer in
the league, with SO competitions
for 1889 yards, hit on 20 against
the Colts last month, but it took
q tumble recovery and q 2-yard
plunge by Breezy Reid to score
the touchdown. The Colts got
their six points on a pair Of
field goals by Gary Kerkorian.
Green Bay. figured as an ALSO
ran In preseason dope, lost its
first three games by a total Of
IA points. then won three
straight before being nosed out
by the Bears, 1928, in the clos
ing minutes a week ago. Black
burns offense is pegged on Rote,
with Reid and Rookie Veryl
Switzer providing the ground
punch.
Kerkorian will handle the
Colts passing. and veteran backs
Buddy Young. George Taliaferro
and Zollie 10th the running.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Jockey Hurt in Spill

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 13
lH1 Jockey Sherman Armstrong
was thrown when his horse.
Bloody Fox, stumbled Id the first
race at Churchill Downs yester-
day. He suffered q ruptured
blepd vessel III his shin.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

TONIGHT'S GAME.
Clinton ct washington. s: 80.
Clinton at Baltimore tafternoon)
worcester ct New Haven.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Schools

augusta Mi. Academy at Episcopal.
Bee at Montgomery Blair Q pm.
Charlotte Hall ct Herndon, Q pm.
DeMatha vs.. Suitland at Northwestern,
LaPlata at Richard Montgomery. Q
Laurel at Southern, pm.
Loudoun County at George Mason,
81. Mary's at st. Stephens, q p.m.
Western at Falls Church, 3 pm.
! woodward Prep ct Massanutten Nil.
Acad.t ESQ.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Spingarn and Phelps
Play ScoreIess Tie;
Cardozo Winner

Springarn and Phelps battled
to a scoreless deadlock in a Di-.
vision II football game yesterday
at Eastern Stadium.
a. victory for Springarn would
have placed 1t in a tie for the
division title, which now hinges
on games between Armstrong
and Cardozo (next week. and
Armstrong and Dunbar the week
Of Thanksgiving.
Cardozo High School. beaten
only. by Phelps, 1870 last week,
bounced back to defeat Dunbar
Of Baltimore, 1914, yesterday
at Cardozo Stadium.
Fullback William Childs led
the Clerks to their sixth victory
of the season with SIS and 63-yard
touchdown runs around right end
in the first and second quarters.
respectively. Quarterback Del
ano Kittrell threw q 25-yard
touchdown pass to David Harris
in the second quarter as Cardozo
built up an 1870 halftime lead.
Dunbar came back strong un-s
der Quarterback Charles Wright
when he threw d 25-yard touch
down pass in the third quarter,
and climaxed a 65-yard drive in
the fourth when he scored from
the 4-yard line. Dunbar also
collected two points in the third
quarter when it trapped James
Clary IN the end zone for a
safety.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, va, NOV.
Is Special - Burleigh High
School continued to show its
championship class here last
night by defeating Parker Gray,
High Of Alexandria. $50. Bur-
leigh. considered the strongest
eleven in It's State division,
choked on every attempt the
Alexandria team made offen-
sively.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
STAFF Photo BY George Havens.
stan Photo.

around right end. Halfback
Miller also converted.
Annandale reached the Fair
fax 27-yard line in the second
quarter on It's only thrust into
the hosts territory. Fairfax has
shut out three Of it's last four
opponents.
FREDERICKSBURG, va,
Nov. 13 Especially .-Osbourn
High School of Manassas, suf-
fering a letdown after losing its
first game last week, was saved
from another beating last night
by its fullback, Bob Saunders,
who scored four touchdoWns in q
1913 decision over Spotsylvania
High.
Halfback Alger Pugh gave the
home team a so lead with a So
J yard run in the first quarter
and plunged two yards for q
score early in the fourth. Saun-
ders' touchdown runs covered /,
4. AZ and As yards.
Orville Pennington, alterna-
ting between end and halfback,
scored two touchdowns as Car
Field broke It's three-game losing
string with a 53-6 drubbing Of
visiting Goochland High.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-02-13

Virginia Brown, Laura Rob-
inson, Hattie Carter, Louise
Anderson, Emma Morris,
Sallie, Banks, Estelle Will
liams, Irene Mosby and
Donna Reaves.
The Les Aimes Social
Club held it's regular meet
ing on Saturday night, Feb
ruary 9th at the residence
of Mrs. Florence Bryant on
Grady Avenue. After a
brief business session the
evening was spent playing
different card games. The
ladies were served a very
delicious repast. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Mar
tina Brown, Laura Robin
son, Otelia Robinson, Clar-
ice Smith, Helen Paige,
sephine and Evelyn Light
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-02-13
CHARLOTTESVILLE SOCIETY
BY MRS. DONNA REAvES

recently attended the birth
day party of his cousin
Cecilia, daughter of DR.. ant
Mrs. G. F. Jackson, il
Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. Eva Carroll Tons
Ter Winstead of Newport
News, Va, spent the week
end in the city recently Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Tonsler on 9th Street, S
w. Mrs. Tonsler has beer
indisposed for some time.
The Council of Church
Women of the City are max
ing plans for the World
Day of Prayer to be held
this year at the Christ Epis-
copal Church, women are
asked to make plans now
to attend.
Mr.. Nimrod B. Coins of
Englewood, New Jersey has
been visiting his brother
and sister-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Coins on Grady
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Tons
Ter of West Main Street
have returned home after
spending several weeks va
cationing in Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
The Geri Club met Thurs
day, January 18th at the
Carver Recreation Center
with Mrs. Victoria Murray,
president presiding. Devo-
tionals were led by Rev.
|. A. j. Kennedy. Mrs. Wat
son read several Psalms
which were enjoyed by all.
Each member expressed
pleasure in being able to
attend and enjoy the meet