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'B Southwestern
Clash to Break Loop Tie
BI-COUNTY LEAGUE sTANDr

BI-COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS,
Fec Bletsn'0urF ) I s suiiiah RPin' j !
At the halfway point in BIZ
County play, Northwestern and
Bladensburg are leading the
League with Al marks. and ac-
Icording to Bladensburg Coach
IMearle Duvall the champion
will have to do at least that well
lin the second half.
After his teams easy 67-5l
victory over Defending Cham
Ipion Montgomery Blair last
might at Bladensburg. Duvall
remarked, Il think the team
with an 81 record this year
should be champion. B-CC is
coming up fast and Northwest
ern is tied with U.S."
Right now l think we have
as good a chance as anybody
mainly on our bench strength
and a lot Of height under the
boards"
Bladensburg won its fourth
straight league game after TAX
ing an opening loss by North
western. the team it meets next
week in a tusSle for league
leadership. by grabbing the leac
lin the opening minute and pull
ling ahead by as much as Il
points. Bob Torillo, the Blades
I5-foot-6 guard. led scorers with
100 points.
Blair. hurt by the ineffective.
ness of starter Bill Froman. who
played with a badly injured
wrist. was paced by Bob Daniel!
and Mac Beasley, each with II
Blair evened its overall RECORD
at SIS, while the Blades wor
their ninth victory in II games
Northwestern. ranked eighth
in the area this week by Tit
Star. barely managed to squeal
by an underdog Suitland team
54-52, in a Bi-County Leagu,
game last night at Suitland.
| Carroll johnson and Boil
Thomas spearheaded the North,
western attack, collecting % anc
Is points. Stan Shriver and Bol
Campbell were the high men fol
Suitland with II and Is points
Bethesda Chevy Chase poured
it on with three and a half min,
utes left at High Point last nigh
to win 65-5l. High Point hac
Ipullen even at 44-44 and 48-4i
in the last quarter after trailing
all the way.
Tom harrington and Smoke,
! Lamond led the winners with q
points and II points. Tony Bake
of High Point was high man foI
the night with II points.
LaPlata snapped Lackey's 40,
game. 6-year Tri-County League
victory streak with a 52-49 wiz
lat Lackey last night. The wiz
gave LaPlata the T'ri-County
League lead with a 40 mark
Lackey's record is 81.
Lackey tied the score at 43-4;
with two minutes remaining aft.
er trailing most Of the game, but
Larry Gray dunked four quick
points and LaPlata remained II
front for the win. Chuck Sim
mons of Lackey led scorers with
% points. Bernie Cox and Mar.
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|Cardozo Snaps
Dunbar Streak
with 10 in Row
BY BOB HANSON

Cardozo. playing one of the
toughest basketball schedules
among area high schools. sue
cessfully passed one test at Tech
last night, but is faced with sew
eral more including two in the
league.
The, Clerks, never behind from
the opening seconds Of the game,
pulled into tie with Wilson for
the West Division lead with a
$3.50 victory over previously I'M
beaten Dunbar.
The game ended amid con-
fusion with four seconds still
remaining on the scoreboard
clock. A foul had been called
against Dunbar and the buzzer
was sounded to permit a Cardozo
substitution. The 400 fans. be-
lieving that signalled the end Of
the game. poured from the
stands onto the court.
PIayoff Berth Clinched
| After about a l0-minute wait
while officials, players and fans
Imilled about, the game was
officially called when 1t became
apparent that further play was
impossible.
! 1t was the 10th straight victory
for Cardozo after an opening
season loss. 1t was Dunbar's firs'
loss in nine games.
1T was our toughest game sc
far" Coach Frank Bolden oi
ICardozo said, but there won't
be any easing of, not with Wilson
and Roosevelt yet to be played
in the league"
/ Cardozo, assured Of a playofl
berth. meets Wilson February II
and Roosevelt q week later for IT
last two league games. Before
Wilson are games with Phelps
Carver of Baltimore and Arm
strong. In between Wilson ane
Roosevelt is a game with st
Johns.
/ Jones Scores 20 Points
+ Cardozo broke in front and
using a sliding zone. effectively
kept Dunbar from driving in
IDunbar's Willie Jones, th'
leagues leading scorer. wa
double teamed by O'Donnel
Hooks and AL Dutch of Cardozo
but still managed to take scorinf
.honms with % points. Half o.
that total was on fouls. Jones
missing only two Of Is attempts
Tom Stephens 81 was high fol
Cardozo.
I The Clerks held a shak!
1928 halftime lead and saw
Dunbar pull into q tie at 29-2'
on Jones foul shot to start thu
third period. With six minute
remaining in the quarter, Car
'dozo was ahead again, 34-32, ant
Dunbar never came any closer
lat one stage, early in the fourth
period, Cardozo had a l0-poin
spread.
/ High scoring Bill ITALIAN
poured in q points to pace
Chamberlin to a 1897 victory
over Woodward Prep yesterday
at Woodward. Don Fugel helped
him out with Is. John zoeller''
10 topped Woodward, which
dropped its sixth game in eighI
starts.
The Capitol Pages defeated
Bell, 40-34. yesterday at Wilson
High despite Ken Jones II
points for the losers. Stan Arm
strong, with IL, and Richard
Fruin, with 10 points. led the
Pages.
I DeMatha High. ahead all the
way rolled over Anacostia, So
AZ, last night at DeMatha fol
its 18th win in Is starts. Bill
Wilson and Bob Stevens topped
IDeMatha's scoring with 10 anc
10 points, respectively. Calvin
Knott was the big gun for Ana
costa with 81.
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bury Hawkins were high men for
the winners with Is and Is
points.
Buck Ringers 10 points led
Wheaton to a 58-40 victory over
Gaithersburg on the losers court
last night. The win gave
Wheaton a 7-3 record.
/ Sherwood held Richard Mont
gomery to II points in the sec
ond half and pulled away to an
easy 1898 victory at home, its
eighth in 10 games.
/ Sonny Piper's 81 points paced
Oxon Hill to its fifth straight
| Prince Georges County Glass 3
league victory Vast night. a 1852
win over Surrattsville. High man
for Surrattsville was Tom Town.
send with Is points.
Calvert County defeated
Gwynn Park, $3.50, at Prince
Frederick last night. Bob Bower
and Larry Stinnett led the win
ners with "a and IA points
Bob Carroll was high man fol
the night with 30 points fol
Gwynn Park.
i LAUREL, Md, Jan. 28 tSpe.
ciaD Gardner Shugart sank q
driving layup in the second sud.
den death overtime period TO en-.
able Frederick SaSscer to edge
Laurel, 6l-60, here yesterday in 6
Prince Georges County Glass E
! League game. George Clarl
paced SaSscer with % and Shu.
CART had 10. Charles Neff lee
Laurel with Is.
Ducie Smiths As points SCI
an individual scoring record fol
a Fairmopt Heights player ant
was the biggest contribution to {
/, 1882 romp over visiting Mac
Lane last night.
The Is points also are believed
to be a record for suburban
; Maryland schools. Beau Brum
mel sank 80 for Mace Lane.
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AUTO PRESENTED
TO FIRED COACH

IRVING. Tex, Jan. %
P1.--Chfck Holden, Irving
High School football coach
who was fired after a losing
season, was presented with a
new automobile by admiring
fans last night at the annual
football banquet.
Il won four championships
here and got nothing" Hol-
den laughted. Now am
out and they give me a new
car"
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CATHOLIC LEAGUE STANDINGS
by DICK STAY

1T is Gonzaga's turn to have
the height in the Catholic League
this year, and at the half
way mark in Division I the
standings show the Eagles are
making the most Of it.
Coach Tommy Nolan agreed
that 1t was an edge in big men
that helped Gonzaga to a 57-52
victory over st. Johns in Richie
Coliseum last night. A boisterous
crowd of 1000 turned out to see
the scrap between the arch
rivals. who had even more at
stake this year as both were
unbeaten.
Actually, Nolan has a whole
platoon of boys who scale above
6-feet while st. Johns has only
three who see much action. Any
way, the ratio is correct and St
Johns used just that advantage
town the Catholic League cham
spienship last winter.
Nolan had reference to Tom
:o.Brien, Bill Sheahan and John
Farrell. plus Tom Matan, from
his own club, versus Jim Collins
as the Cadets big boy. john
Carretta also supplied st. John S
with height off the boards last
night but he fouled out after
two minutes of the. second half
and his substitute, Al Camacho,
fouled out late in the fourth
quarter.
ss- Foul Shooting Costly
sACollins gave it the big try,
though. He battled the Eagles
on practically every rebound and
received a deep cash above his
right eye early in the last period
He led the Johnnies with IA
points. the only individual total
above nine on his team, and if
there was anything to detract
from his performance it was the
two successful foul shots in 10
attempts, by far his worst game
fro mthe free-throw line.
Coach Joe Gallagher. whose
team had won 10 games without
defeat and was top-ranked in
the area, denied that perhaps
st. Johns had reached its peak
too early in the season.
Every one is entitled to
well, I don't want to say bad
game but it was our worst this
year" he said.
But any team (Gonzaga) that
comes from behind by IA points
to win deserves a lot of credit. f."
Gallagher pointed to the poor
foul shooting as one Of the con-
tributing factors to defeat. The
statisticS-w hich credit St
Johns with 10 foul shots in sc
attempts and Gonzaga not much
better with Fl out of 39-are
misleading.
Cadets Abandon Zone
The Cadets muffed nine cone
and-one" chances which often
result in two points, and they
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Fighter Still Critical
Following Surqery

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. % tPl.
= Robert Perry. middleweight
boxer, remained in critical con-
dition early today at Episcopal
Hospital, where he underwent
surgery for a blood clot on the
brain suffered in a fight Thurs
day night.
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Wakefield
.ToSpi||GWHigh
AT Home Friday

Fairfax 3 3
Coach Robbie Robinson and
his Wakefield High School bas-
.ketball team aren't impressed by
George Washington's ii straight
wins. In fact, they are making
plans to add a loss to the league
leaders record when they play
host to them in a return engage
'ment Friday night.
After his team defeated Fair
fax, 1875. in a sloppy game last
night at Wakefield. Robinson
said, George Washington beat
us in their gym, t67-45) but my
boys have the ability and will
take them out here"
Fairfax. playing without its
high-scoring center, Bob Saw
yer, who Is out with a knee in
jury. hit only Il per cent of its
shots to lose its third game in
nine starts. Wakefield was VIM
ming its third straight to bring
its record to SIS. The Warriors
made e per cent of their shots.
al Lederle led Wakefield with
Is points, while Barry Clark was
high for Fairfax with IL.
Washington-Lee High School
defeated Falls Church, $3.50, last
night on the losers court to run
its season record to nine wins
and two losses. 1t was the third
straight lost for Falls Church,
bringing its overall record to As
Bob Clements OF WI and
Frank Giambattista of Falls
Church shared scoring honors
with II points apiece.
WI was playing without the
services of Tom Hyde, who was
absent because Of death in the
family.
Annandale broke a five game
losing streak with a 1896 victory
over Mclean on the losers court
last night. Annandale now has
a 3-5 record while Mclean has
yet to win in seven games. Bruce
Hewitt was high man for the
winners with Is points.
Unbeaten Herndon won It's
seventh straight with a 51-4s
overtime victory over Osbourr
yesterday. Wallace Hooks set
shot with 3 seconds left in the
regulation time tied the score
for Osbourn at 44-44, but o.
bourn couldn't score from the
floor and made good on only one
OF six foul shots in the overtime
Herndon hit on three field goals
and a foul shot to win.
Osbourn's Ronnie Clarke was
nigh man with II points, while
Hal Simmons and Roy Fox led
Herndon with ID points and II
points.
LEESBURG, Va. Jan. % CSpe-
ciaD .--Loudoun County High,
leading 1921 at halftime, put
on a Second-half rally to race
over Nokesville. 70-48, here last
night. Tom Heflin collected 28
points for the winners, with
Bootsie Leonard chipping in 10
more. Bob Lunsford led Nokes-
vile with 26.
WOODBRIDGE, Va, Jan. %
tSpeciaD Gar Field broke into
the win column after seven
straight setbacks with $3.50
decision over Rappahannock here
last night. with Marvin Dent S
10 points leading the way.
WARRENTON, Va. Jan. %
Special Dick Weede and Ed
Ryan, hitting for IS and II
points, respectively, paced George
Mason to a tight 1886 victory
over Warrenton High here last
night in a Group II District
game. Bob Lee had 20 for the
'loykrs.
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EAGLES WIN SEVENTH STRAIGHT
Gonzogo's Tall Boys
Clip Cadets String

4oASaSAAb ny SAANA4 AVA ocS "AtA
nine successful free throws out
of 10 in the last quarter wher
they were trailing by as much as
IL points.
The 14-point lead by st. John;
which Gallagher referred to &C.
CURED after one minute Of the
second quarter when it was 1875
But Gonzaea retaliated with nine
straight points and trailed only
24-22 at intermission. Then the
Eagles outScored their opponents
21-1l. in the third quarter before
st. Johns junked its 1-3-1 zone
defense in favor of a man-to-
man and took a 17-l4 edge in
the final.
Tom McCloSkey, who scored
only four points in the first
half before moving under the
offensive BASKET. and Sheahan
who helped force ST. Johns out
Of its zone with his outside
shooting, led the Eagles with
II points each. Little Jim Man
DIES and Puddy Sheahan were
next TO Collins with nine each
for st. Johns, Mandes' total be-
ing his lowest of the year and
Sheahan's all coming in the last
quarter.
The result kept GonZaga un-
beaten after seven games and
put it a game and a half ahead
of St. Johns and Carroll in
the three-team Division l of the
league. But we've got to play
EN- both again" Nolan warned
and they'll both be tougher
next time"
A preliminary to the Gonzaga-
st. Johns clash at Richie Coli
scum last night resulted in ST.
Anthony drubbing Priory, CO.
Sc, after leading, 23-4 and Ala
after the first two quarters of a
Catholic League Division II
game.
Dave Wilson of st. Anthony
and Bob Murphy of Priory led
their teams with 14-point eff
forts, Wilson's coming in the
first half and Murphy'S entirely
in the last. st. Anthony used l3
players in coasting to its second
straight victory and fourth in 10
games.
Bulls toyed with Bainbridge
Prep, winning 1857 last night
for its 18th straight on the
Sailors court.
Bulls big three scored 76
points, Frank Delano with IS,
Dick Knepley rs and Dick
Brown Is.
John Bennett, reserve senior.
clicked on Jump shot in the
final minute which brought St.
Adams from behind and led to
"a 6l-59 triumph over winless Co.
lumbar Prep yesterday at st.
Adams.
Benefits shot was followed by
Parker Harrell's free throw for
the final total as the Saints re-
bounded from their only loss in
eight games, to Wilson Tuesday
Porter Shreve scored % points
for st. Adams and Bob BURNETT
IA to lead Columbian. which
dropped its fourth game.
Georgetown Prep won its third
game in a rowland its fifth in
nine starts--69-30. last night at
st. Stephens. Chick Leasure and
Tony Carroll pumped in Is
points each for the winners.
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st. Adams Winner

Chris Clark's goal in the sec
Iond overtime gave st. Adams a
SO soccer victory yesterday at
ILandon, its nth triumph against
orle tie this season.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

BY the AssociAted Press
Orleans, and Chuck spieser NV, Lam
sins, Mich. drew, 10.
PARMA, Idaho Harley Breshcars,
Parma, knocked out Cordell Jones, Reno
Eerada. 4, theavyweiEhts. but exact
4 fishts not svailable).
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.BIoir Booters Win

John Parker scored the only
goal as Montgomery Blair de-
feated Episcopal, 10, in a jayvee
soccer game yesterday at Silver
Spring.
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

Armstrong vs.. Eastern al Tech, Z 80.
Anoeostia at Tech, q
Episcopal at Randolph Macon. $50.
LAndon at St JameS .
Kendall at Virginia School Tor Dea!
30
81 Stephens al St Christnphsr'S 5.
GAMES TOMORROW
St Johns VS. Loyola 81 ~sTrol. 2.
Mount 81 Joseph at Carroll. $40.
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PRO BASKETBALL
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
Eastern Division
w, L. Pet. WI. Pet
B Bo'3s 4 u :SSSSs syrseu.. q Il ~
Western Division
WI Pet. WI Pet
p WA'ne "a Is .b7l MINI. 1925 az
Roch'ter 20 25 .444 81. Louis 10 20 80,
ToniEht's Schedule
Fort Wayne az New York.
Boston At Rochester
Philadelphia at Minneapolis
Syracuse at 81. Louis tafternoon).
Results
Rochester. III: New York, %
Fort Wayne, LOG; Boston, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28

Totals 30 ~, g.. Totals esl3 90
Halftime score: 4i-2s. Georsetown.
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Cadets Abandon Zone

The Cadets muffed nine cone
and-one" chances which often
result in two points, and they
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Georgetown Prep won its third
game in rowland its fifth in
nine starts--69-30. last night at
st. Stephens. Chick Leasure and
Tony Carroll pumped in Is
points each for the winners.
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WARRENTON, Va, Jan. %
tSpeciaD Dick Weede and Ed
Ryan, hitting for IS and II
points, respectively, paced George
Mason to a tight 1886 victory
over Warrenton High here last
night in a Group II District
game. Bob Lee had 20 for the
loykrs.
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-14

of Los Angeles. suffered a brok-
en- foot in an accident. She Is at
the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Luddie Lewis and IS improving.
Her husband. Oscar, arrived last
week to be with her Nh.
and Mrs. Napoleon Smith and
family Of Huttig yer the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spralls. Mr..
Spralls has been on the sick list
for about two years h. Glas-
gov left last week With Rev. l.
ID. Champion for the National
Baptist convention at Denver
Mrs. Sarah Highshaw left Sep
TENDER Y for san Jose and Los
Angeles to visit her children, Mr.
and Mrs. ". I. Calhoun, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lawrence. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Highshaw and Miss
Marjorie Highshaw Mrs
Birdie wilkins and Mrs. Carrie
Green are also on the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-14

wary TITS
MI. and Mrs. Sterling from
Dallas, Texas. visited in h e
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Mcdonald, Sunday also Billy Wis
tied his grandmother Mrs.
Lucy Clayton left Sunday for
Flint, Michigan, 10 enter school
-. W. G. Wesley from Muske-
gon, Michigan. spent two weeks
visiting his sister. Mrs. Grace
Fowler and Mrs. Lille Moppin
and Mrs Letter Bradford .
Mesdames Arvella Pitts, Ressie
Sirivers. Gulona Porter. Sadie
Porter. Ressie Hood. Neona Ed
ers, Margaret Phillip and Mary
Bledsoe, attended the 10Th meet
IN of the Arkansas MIRO State
Home Demonstration council at
ANi&N college, Pine Bluff last
week Prof and Mrs. J S.
Clemmons. celebrated their 10th
anniversary last Sunday IN their
home Dewitt Key school OPP
ened Monday with J S Glenn
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-14
Capital Hill

Our 81 group Is pleased 70 well
come the following new pupils TO
our room and school this school
MyTe Henderson, John Thorn
ton. Gal S~tanfleld. James Joshua.
and Ruby Jean Cross from Ste
phens school DTaiah Morrow
from Catholic school
Everyone enjoyed a happy sum
mer vacation and is ready 10 be-
gin this years school work In
full force.
The following pupils were pro-
NOTED 70 the 5-f room this year
from Capital Hill school:
Charles Baird. Robert conery,
James Paul johnson. Edward Nor
ris, James Pearson. Donald Ross,
Reginald Scarborough, James Sing
Teton, Walter Wilson. Michael
Aayfield. Louis Carroll. Marilyn
Jean Brown. Eddie Mae Gallo
way. Shirley Craig, Barbara Gal
Dotson. Cecilia Ewing, Elsie Lew
is, Betty Pearson. Queen Esther
Toombs. Estella Weitherspoon.
charlene White and cloteai Paul
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-14

James Rodgers

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lake have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fox Doss Mr.. and Mrs Bat
ie King of Chicago have been
guests of her mother. Mrs. Helena
Eddlngs Other Chicago Wis
itoFs were Eddie Lee Williams
and Julius Dinwiddie, who were
here visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs Hannibal john
son. Mrs. Helena Carter and Mrs.
Vera johnson all Of MIllington,
Tenn, were guests Of MI. and
Mrs. Joe Hill Miss Mildred
Boykins, Aaron BoykIns and
George Brown. ir. all of Kansas
City were here visiting their par
ents. MIR, and Mrs. A. b. B0ykins
and Mr., and Mrs. George Brown,
81. Mrs, Eddie Dale Brown, wife
Of George, ir, returned with
them Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Emmett Lacy Of St Louis visited
their parents. the Homer Laeys,
ST. Morris ID Woods has re-
turned TO ST. Louis after visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
b, Woods Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
die b Melton. Earnest and Lun-
~ Simmons all Of Detroit visited
relatives and friends here .
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Green and
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-14
Camden
Mrs Gladys Cooper

Mrs Gladys Cooper
Recently. Mrs. Della Green was
honored on her Goth birthday
with a party in the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Ruth White. So
Adams avenue, n. W. Those at
tending the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Odumn and son Mac
Author, Mrs. Mandy Martin. sis
ter OF the honoree. Mrs. Jessie
Mae DAVIS ana husband. Mrs.
Virginia Joshua and son, Charles,
Mrs. Ruth White and daughter,
Fay Evelyn, Mrs Della Green,
lhonOreeI and husband. Elisha
Bobby and Augustine Henton and
q number Of friends Mis-
Carolyn K Davis Of Detroit. Was
guest in the home of Mrs. Ruth
White and daughter last week e.
Circle No. 3 of the Zion Hill
Baptist church met in the home
Of Mrs. Ruth White, recently.
There were tleven members pres
ent. including n former mem
Der. Mrs. Lena Isom. visiting
from California Pvt. Elmer
Tate has been here on a two
week furlough. lie will be trans
ferred To Fort Lewis, Washing
ton Mrs. Burke AdaTe tray
eled 10 California recently 10 get
her grandchildren. who T TO
live with her for a while g.
Mis-. Gladys Cooper 796 Anna
avenue ard Bruce Green Of
Thornton we're guests Of Mrs.
Matte Milor. They also spent the
mite with DeWie Wilson and fam
lily.
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-14

mons Mrs. n r. Clark Scruggs,
Mrs w. c. Lowe and Mrs. Leona
Elders, instructors A-lc X.
L. Scruggs stationed at Mineral
Wells. Texas. visited his parents,
Labor day weekend Mrs.
Myrtle Butler Scruggs is Ill In
the home Of her son. Lee Seruggs
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson
aFe home after spending two
weeks with relatives IN ST. Louis
and Chicago Willie johnson.
son Of the late Prof n. A john
son was funeralized in Chicago
last week Mrs Anna Mae
BFunson visited her sister in
Pine Bluff. recently
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-14

Mrs. Ollie Holmes motored 10
Newport 10 visit their brother,
A d. Green. who is i'll Hen
~ Donley OF Chicago has been
a visitor here recently Bud
dy Brown Of Newport. his father,
Dorsey Of Augusta were visitors
here Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
B. Woods and children visited
relatives in Brinkley Kelly
c. Askew of St Louis has been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
StegalL
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-14

The bell monitor is Estella Wei
therspoon; library monitors. Ce-
celia Ewing and Barbara Gail
DOtSon.
Thirty boys and girls entered
the IL grade this week. They
are, Milton Abraham, Charles Car
loss, Jerry Jones. Garry MeAllis-
ter. Edward Roberts. Robert Shep-
herd. Lonnie Stanfield, MerTell
Webster. Glasper West, Calvin
Williams. Linda Baird, Lois Bak-
er, Allene C~ulbefson, Ethelstine
Dickerson. Emily Frazier. Gather
me CAN'T. Margaret Jarmon
Brenda johnson. Kealy Mae Mat
ihews. Lourita MeAllister, Flor
enee Miles. Joan Miner. Joetta
Nelson. Dolores Standberry and
Ruby Jean Wilson. Larry cobbs,
Bonnie Davis. Richard Cant. Lew
IS Horton. William Jarmon. Our
theme for room decoration is
School Is Fun.
The boys and girls are hav-
ing fun touring the school build
ing and grounds, eoloring. sing
ing. talking. playing and learn
TX games.