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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-10
Senators Rap
Gas Utilities
BY DON S. WARREN

A preliminary skirmish in the
impending Senate battle over ex-
emption of natural gas pro-
ducers from Federal controls was
staged in the chamber late yes
terday, when three lawmakers
struck at the Washington Gas
Light Co.
These three and another. not
joining the debate, offered a bill
to require the gas company tc
print on its monthly bills to con-
sumers how much OF theii
charges go to the producer. the
pipeline and the local distribu-
tor.
Senators from gas-producine
States argue the producer gets
but a small fraction. the pipe
line people something more anc
the local distributor the big
share.
Senator Monroney, Democrat
of Oklahoma, chief sponsor OF
It he local truth in billing
measure, wound up the hours
attack with an urgent request
for prompt consideration by the
Senate District Committee.
Will Be Considered
District Chairman Nicely
Democrat of West Virginia. not
present at the time, said later
the measure will be considered
but he did not say when. Nor
was it determined what subcom-
mittee will be assigned to hold
hearings.
At any event, it appeared that
Senate debate on the national
gas control exemption bill PROB
ably will be under way before the
District Committee can act on
the diversionary attack.
Senator Monroney repeated IN
the Senate his earlier assaults
on the gas company as a part OF
the 40 fat utilities organized as
"a lobby to defeat the Fulorlght-
Harris exemption bill.
He charged again that Wash
.ington gas rates are "exerbltant,
that the gas company is making
excess profits and that there is
an Lnconscionable spread be-
tween what the company pays
for it's gas and what it charges
the consumer.
Monroney Gets Support
Senator Monroney was sup
ported in his arguments by Sen
ators Fulbright. Democrat OF
Arkansas, and Daniel, Democrat
of Texas. The fourth cosponsol
of the local truth" bill. Senator
Anderson, Democrat of New
Mexico, was not present.
The only Republican listening
was Senator Saltonstall, Repuo-
lican of Massachusetts,. He kept
silent, although Senator Mon
roney mentioned high consumer
gas rates in Massachusetts,
among other places.
Not so silent was Senator
Wiley, Republican of Wisconsin,
who in a statement here before
a meeting of The Council OF
Local Gas Companies in the
Mayflower Hotel, called the Full
bright Harris bill a "phony."
Arguing that you can't con-
troll a price in midstream," he
urged that a blizzard of pro-
tests be sent to Congress against
the national bill.
Senator Wiley, calling the ma
tional measure this evil, greedy
BILL" said that, if it is enacted,
you can expect another type
of blizzard"
1T will be a blizzard of rate
increase applications which will
cost the consumers upwards Of
$3.50 million a year. he de-
clared.
Senator Monroney in his argu-
ments for the local "truth-in-
billing" bill. took slaps at the
local gas company for listing
on its bills the rates defined in
British Thermal Units, and at
the Public Utilities Commission,
for allowing this and other
"gobbledygook."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-10
Two Pleas to Ease Limit
On Armory Crowds Fail

Commissioners today turned down two requests
let into the National Guard Armoy
for special events.
However they ordered director Cabe Gwahmey of the
of Inspections make detailed study
many might safely be allowed to the Armory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-10
Water Bonds Approved

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. 10 (P)
BY a margin of just SO votes
Chesterfield County voters yes
terday approved a 81 million
water revenue bond issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-10
ia New Citizens Hear
Kefouver Rap Curbs

Senator Keauver Democrat Of Tennessee, attacked the
cCarranWaer immigration Act today in an address before
ia newly nauraiZed citizens here.
Without mentioning the law the Senator declared
admit quite frankly that this Nation has in recent
years piled difficulties for people from other nations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-10
Virginia Move
Challenging
Court Seen
Fight in Assembly
For Interposition
Resolution Likely

RICHMOND, Jan. 10 P.-
State legislators moved into
Richmond today for the opening
Iof the 1856 General Assembly
amid reports a strong move
would be made to have them
adopt a resolution of interposi-
ton challenging the Supreme
Court decision outlawing segre-
cation in public schools.
BY such a resolution the Gen.
eral Assembly, which convenes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-10
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The Institute of Radio En-
gineers completes a tWo-day
national symposium on re-
liability and quality con-
troll at the Statler Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-10

Interposition Is Weapon in Stote FederoI
Struggle. Poee B-5
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06
Paper Sale

There will be paper sale at Mt.
Olive Lutheran Church, 1880 Cliff
view rd., just up the hill from
Euclid ave, on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, December Z, 8 and 9.
A truck will be parked on the
church property. There will also
be a pickup service and anyone
having any old papers, magazines
or rags is asked to call PO. 1-90S6
or KE. 1-0886.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06
Cookies

Dear Tana,
So you want some Christmas
Cookie Recipes, eh? Well Pm de-
lighted to have niece who likes
to cook and who likes my cookies
enough to want the recipes. First
the "little donuts" you requested.
Their real name is
BERLINERKRANZER
? c. flour
y C. margarine
! hard cooked egg yolk
(sieved)
q c. conf. sugar
p t. salt
Put all ingredients into a large
bowl and knead together with your
hands until well mixed. On bread
board roll with your hands into
long rolls or rods about as. big as
your little finger. Cut into 2-inch
strips and form into rings. Dip
into unbeaten egg white and then
into granulated sugar It's easier
to make all the rings first and then
do the dipping. Arrange on cookie
sheet and bake at $50 until light
brown. About II min.
( And now for those two filbert
meringues you liked so we'll -
FILBERT MERINGUE Cd
In the top of double boiler, beat
2 large egg whites until stiff. Grad
ually beat in l c. sugar Fold in
/ T. flour.
! Cook over boiling water for 8
min, stirring constantly. Remove
/ from heat and blend in 1 T. vanilla
and III c. coursely ground filberts.
Drop by teaspoonful on cookie
/ sheet and decorate with silver shot.
Bake at 325 for about 15 min.
FILBERT MACAROON
! c. filberts finely ground
/ q c. conf. sugar
, eggs
, 7. flour
/ t. vanilla
/ Il t. baking powder
] T. cream
Combine all ingredients. Knead
well. Shape into ice box rolls. Chill
two hours. Slice and arrange on
cooky sheet. Bake at 800 for ten
minutes. Do not brown.
WALNUT ACORNS
| c. margarine, melted
Il c. brown sugar
] tsp. vanilla
2sA c. flour
Il tsp. baking powder
Have ready: package OF choco-
late bits melted, some ground nuts.
Mix, margarine, sugar, nuts and
vanilla. Add dry ingredients. Blend
well. Shape cookies by pressing
dough into teaspoon. Arrange on
cooky sheet and bake $50 about IL
minutes. When cool dip the large
end Of cooky into the melted choco-
late, then into the nuts. It's nice to
use pistaehio nuts for this or put
the chopped walnuts into jar anG
shake up with a few drops of greer
food coloring
III send you some more mex
week-OK? Hope you have fun.
Aunt Alice.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06
Cub Scouts

PACK 36S
At the Pack Meeting, Tuesday,
November 9th, awards we're given
by Cubmaster Mr.. Al Blatnick, to
the following cub scouts:
Den Kenneth Samsa, ] year
service pin; Dennis Garriga, wolf
badge, ] gold, / silver arrow and
bar book; Kenneth Brugh, denner
stripes, gold arrow, year serv-
ice pin; Joseph Nista, the assistant
denner stripe.
Den 2-Ronald Prosek, i year
service pin; Kevin Tobin, year
service pin and bear book; Fred
Weiland, assistant denner stripe.
Den Paul Soukup and Thomas
Rainey, gold arrow: Donald
Suopis, wolf badge, gold arrow.
Den John 0'Connor, wolf
badge.
The following l9 boys were in
Quoted: David Forster, Leonard
Samsa, James Veasley, Carl Yeas
ley, Thomas Pajk, Michael Bynane,
Bert Reeves, John Kasinac, limo
thy Reed, Wallace Stalker. Gerard
Ravia. Charles Mowery, James Big
gins, Daniel Dudick, Bruce Dzeda,
Thomas Scully, George Dresnek,
Robert Peppard and Mark Yahner.
The following Den Mothers re-
ceived their pins: Mrs. Gertrude
Brugh. Den /: Mrs. Margaret
Morelli, Den 2; Mrs. Mary Kirsch-
ner, Den 3; Mrs. Ruth Soukup,
Den 4; Mrs. Julia Tamoney, Den
6; Helen .Furman, Den Z; Mrs.
Sta noel Gerheim, Den 6; Mrs.
Dolores Dudich, Den 10.
Cubmaster Mr.. BIatnick intro
duced the Scoutmaster of Troop
368, Mr.. Joseph Capadano, who
had five of his boy scouts show
how to pack and unpack for an
overnight camp, plus some first
aid demonstrations
Refreshments were served.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06
Personals

One of the lovely parties of each
Christmas time is that of the
Cafarelli Opera Co. This years
party will be held Saturday eve
ming, December 8th in the home
of Mrs. Cafarelli, 1886 Corydon rd.,
Cleveland Heights, with Mrs.
Anthony Maniaci, Mrs. NJ. A. De-
Oreo and Mrs. Floyd Jennings as
assistant hostesses.
A buffet supper at eight will be
followed with a program Of Christ
mas songs by pupils of Miss Car
mela Cafarelli, community singing
and a visit from Santa Claus in a
gift exchange.
Miss Hope Jakway, former refer
ence librarian at the East Cleve-
land Public Library, left by plane
Tuesday to make her home with
her sister, Mrs. r. l.. Hall at
Lakeland, Florida.
Miss Eva Hunter, former Sixth
Grade teacher at Chambers School,
is visiting Miss Mary Coil of Chap
man ave. Miss Hunter now resides
in Deshler, Ohio.
Friends here will be interested
in the announcement of the birth
of a daughter, Michele Marie. on
Thanksgiving Day to Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen c. Morse Esther Barker) OF
San Diego, California.
The couple have two sons, Allen
c. 4, and MichaelM. 2. The mater
nal grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Z. Barker, 2117 Westburn rd,
As Christmas project, the
members and friends of Hayden
Avenue Baptist church are sponsor
ing shower for Miss Helen Well.
man - missionary candidate tc
Liberia. The items she will be need.
ing will be listed on the bulletin
board. Miss Wellman is gradu-
ate Of the Baptist Bible Institute
formerly of Cleveland, now ii
Cedarville. Ohio, and Huron RosC
Hospital School of Nursing.
It's change of jobs for Phi
Slater, who has more than half
century of experience as photo
graphic salesman. He has movec
from Eastman's to Dodds. Mir
/ Slater is a resident Of 1878 ThirC
ave.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip ID. Ward
l3405 Second ave, announce the
birth of son, Steven Joseph, No.
vember 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12
BroziI Judge Shot
And Killed at Desk

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. Z
R.-Myrtaristedes Toledo Piza,
so. chief justice Of the Rio State
Supreme Court. was shot and
killed at his desk at Niteroi yes
terday.
Three bullets cut him down in
his Office in the Supreme Tri-
bunal Building of Niteroi. across
the bay from Rio de Janeiro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12


and thrashine the case out" he
continued. After that, said the
President, 1t would be up to the
United States Marshal to bring
the offenders to justice.
When the courts do call pro-
perly on the Attorney General,
said Mr.. Eisenhower, II am sure
he will assist in every possible
way"
The President deplored the
mounting waye of violence in a
number Of southern States in
opposition to desegration.
II think that violence sets us
back years" he declared. Il think
the youngsters that are INDUCING
in violence are not being COUNSEL
led properly at home"
Police Functions up to States
1t was up to the States. he said,
to exercise their responsibility
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12

are unable to control disorder.
Mr.. Eisenhower made this re-
Iply in answer to questions about
the limit of Federal RESPONSE
bility in enforcing the integra-
ton order of the Supreme Court.
It re-emphasizeG a view that he
has often expressed before: That
the primary responsibility for en-
forcement and the preservation
of order rests with the States.
Up to Courts to Decide
In cases where Negro students
are prevented from attending
school in violation of a Federal
Court order. said the President,
lit is up to the courts to decide
whether someone is in con-
tempt of court"
Eat that point, I think + is
customary for the court to call
in the Justice Department to
assist in bringing the evidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12

said he would never use the Ma
tional Guard to force integra-
ton in his State.
A boycott against indignation
in schools at Mercer County, w
Va. appeared to be breaking UP
School officials specialized at
tendance would be near norma.
at the end of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c. A.
WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBER 1855

upon by the governor. who must
show that Chez is unable with
the means at, his disposal to
preserve order. "
In contrast to reports of vio-
lence. Mr.. Eisenhower highly
commended the performance OF
Louisville school superintendent
Omer Carmichael. who achieved
a peaceful indignation after two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12

land authority in carrying out
police functions to preserve law
and order and to make certain
that no one is injured"
As a concurrent response
bility." he added. they should
help to see that the orders Of
q District Court are carried out. >
In case of general disorder,
said the President "The Federal
Government is not allowed to go
INTO any State unless called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12

years Of patient educational
spadework.
II think Mr.. Carmichael must
be a very wise man." the Presi-
dent said. T hope to meet him
and get some advice from
him as to exactly how he did it.
Because he. pursued the policy
that I believe will finally bring
success in this"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12

petition filed by the Tennessee
Federation for Constitutional
Government. asking the State
Supreme Court in Knoxville to
rehear its request for an in
junction hating integration at
Clinton. The original request
was turned down September 3.
College Entrance Guarded
The situation was also quiet at
Texarkana, Tex, where a crowd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12
Justice to Help Press
Bios Cases, President Says
By CROSBY MOVES

The facilities of the Justice Department will made avail
able in school Indignation being before Federal
President Eisenhower said yesterday. s8 @
The President made clear that Intervention by the Federal
Government will be limited court actions unless State
specifically ask for eention the ground they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12

Of several hundred white adults
and male students guarded the
entrance to Texarkana Junior
College for the second consecu-
tive day. No Negroes tried to
enter the college. Two Negro
students were turned back by a
crowd Monday.
There was no indication what
further action Negro students
might take. A Federal judge Or
dered the junior college opened
to Negro students this year for
the first time in its 29-year his
tory.
Resistance Still Strong
Elsewhere. there were indica-
tons of further resistance to
Indignation. Gov. j. P. Coleman
of Mississippi said at jackson
that his State has dozens and
dozens of ways" to prevent de-
segregation and Gov. George
Bell Zimmerman, jr., of South
Carolina, attending the South
ern Governors Conference at
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-12
Guordsmen Quit Clinton
After | ension Subsidies
BY the Associated Press

National Cuardsmen headed home today Clinton
after weong demonstrations against indignation
of steam.
The last contingent of so Tennessee slipped
quietly out Of Clinton last night after 500 white pupils
Negroes attended classes together peacefully
The only indication of further resistance there was
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-29
Chadbourn,
Nlakina Win


Nakina'S Indians and the
CladbOurn Lady PanthcrS emcr-
gcd al the top of the heap dur
ing the Columbus cage tourney
that closed Saturday night.
Eakina'S faSt-breaking boys
topped surprisingly dark
horse" HallSboro team 77-39 10
wrap up the championship title
IN the boys division. The Chad
bourn ladies rompcd to a 68-56
decision over the highly toutcd
Nakina Indiancttcs to win their
championship cup.
Chadbuurn'S Joan Elliott hit
for A. points to lead her team
mates to the trophy-winning
decision. For Nakina it was the
sharpshootlug of Graolin Form
yDuval who poured in 20 points
to take honorS in the scoring
department, and pace his mates
TO the lOpsIdcd 77-39 win over
HallSboro.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-29

belle Jackson: and Douglas
Solcs, Daryl Mcknight.
Important committees assist
ing with the play production in
clude the following juniors
Student director. Sara Potts
Prompters, Margaret Royals anc
Lillian Fowler; Make Up, Car
olyn Fa!rclOth and Juanita Fair
Goth; Student T,Chnician, HON.
er HarrelSon; Program, Sylvia
Tyler and Joyce Coates, Ushers
Lorena Spivcy. Faye Porter
Faye Floyd. Joan Little, Kath.
IN iiaIdC- a.j 10 Ann Ed
wards.
The play promises an evening
Of entertainment with admission
90 cents for children and 7:
tntS for adults.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-29
Announce College
Site Tuesday

The fight among five eastern
North Carolina towns for the
Consolidated Presbyterian Col
lcgc will be settled Tuesday.
Dir. Harold J. Dudley. general
.ccrctary of the Presbyterian
Synod of y. c, announced that
a Board meeting would b. held
Monday and Tuesday for the
purpose OF making the final de
ciSion.
The five towns, Lumbcrton.
Wilmington. Fayetteville, Rocky
Mount and Laurinburg. are fin
(, lists in the competitive bid
ding for the college. An an
ruunccmcnt was made last year
that the institution would DC
formed by merging Flora Mac
Donald College at Red Springs.
Peace College at Raleigh and
Presbyterian Junior College at
NaXton.
W. II. Neal. chairman of the
Board. recently appointed the
following committees to make
thorough studies of the five
towns: Site: James d. ilgorc.
R5leigh, chairman. Fred Long,
Lenoir, and DR.. Roy Z. Watts.
high Point: Financial support;
-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-29
Red Devils Lose
SEAA Tourney

The Tabor City Red Devils
and the Whiteville Wclfpack
were ouStcd from the SEAA
District = tourney n LuL,bcrton
last night.
Lumbcrton knocked off the
Red Devils 56-52 with =. fourth
period rally. Lumbcrton ',ok u
1926 halftimc lead but the Red
CevilS grabbed the lead ii-:3 a.
the end OF the third period. Ted
Blckc lit II points to pace Lum-
ber,on and Hugh Gore topped
the Red Devil scoring with IL
Clinton'S Dark Horses, the
real power in SEAA play this
year. StompCd Whitcvillc 75-5l
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-29
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLES

Mr.. and Mrs. l. :. y INCA .
were Sunday visitors @. AIr. and
Mrs. b. c. Duncan.
John Cartrcttc spent Saturday
night and Sunday With M. and
Mrs. Oscar SolcS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey Jordan
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. RuthCr Lee Solcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis SoleS and
children, Mrs. Taft Mobiles
Clifton Norris, LonHic Norris
McDuffie Soles and David Ty-
son were Sunday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Soles.
Mrs. Bette Norris is i'll at hci
home.
We have been informed that
something is working tobacco
plants very bad and We hope
that everybody can save THEN
.piants so they can get their to-
.D2cco set out early.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-29

i'll the second game. A 30-point
surge IN the third period =. cd
defeat for the Columbus cake
entry. Clinton led l2-7 at the
end of the first period, 1923 at
talftime, but then ticw to Sc
81 lead at the end of the third
period.
Donnie Mcqueen paced Clin-
ton with 10 points and Ken Sas-
ser took scoring honocs fer the
night by buckcting % points in
the Wolfpack losing cause
Inc Red Devils and the Wolf
pack meet tonight in Il cnnsolu
ton tilt while Clinton meets
Lumberton for the title.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-29
hullsboro Quinf
Gusts Red Devils
I'm Cage Tourney

Tabor City Red Devils lost Fri
day night in the semi-finals of
the Columbus County Basketball
Tournament to a hot Hall>boro
quintet. The final score was
67-57. In the girls game of the
evening Chadbourn finally STAYED
off determined Evergreen team
1888.
An unexpected HallSboro team
took command of the game from
the beginning and led 1873 at
the end of a boring first quarter
for the Tabor City fans. They
continued to keep their margin.
leading by from to - points
throughout the game.
Elwood led his HallSboro team
mates with 23 points. Hugh Gore
was high for Tabor City with
% points, while Rowell Burleson
was next with 9.
A determined Evergreen sen
tet jumped eff to lead 1913 at
the end of a closely fought first
quarter, but lost it in the second
period by scoring only 1 points.
Score at halftime was 3O-19.
Evergreen surprised the self
confident Lady Panthcrs by lead
ing 42-3S at the third periods
end. With 4:4i to go in the
game, Evergreen still led asp.
The Grecnies gave the game
away by not going into a deep
freeze. With only 90 left in the
game Chad5ourn called a time
out. Then they managed TO hold
on to the ball to win by point.
(By Joel Clemons)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-29
BY JOEL CLEMONS


Basketball season is over fol
. mother year. II didn't end quite
like most of US wanted it tO,l
but we have had an unusually
good season. Even though our
twice defeated Devilettes had al
streak of bad luck and lost out.
in the first round Of the County
Tournament. we're Just rs proud
of them. The Red Devils went
up to the scmi-finalS and lost
an unexpected game to sur
prisingly good HallSboro quintet.
This has really been a hectic
week County Tourney. As
tournaments usually are full Of
surprises. this one has been no
exception. The first one (and
biggest came on Monday night
when Tabor City girls lost 4
hear; breaking victory to the
tough Williams Farmerettes. |
don't know why we can't beat
Williams but anyway they lost
out TO Nakina on Thursday.
The second big surprise was
when ninth ranked Chadbourn
defeated thirj-Seeded Whiteville
boys. Then on Thursday night
Nakina'S top-scdcd boys knock
ed Chadbourn out of the running.
Another big upset was when
sixth ranked Hallsboro routed
second seeded Cerro- Gordo boys
and then went on to defeat TC-
HISS Red Devils.
Tabor City can boast about
one thing though - two of our
Devilc.tcS were named to the
ALL COLUMBUS team. SIllR-
LEY NORRIS was named Cap
tain Of the All County team -
picked by Jiggs Powers AMI
BOBBIE JEAN WATTS WIS
named a guard. All others or
our Red povi!ct;cS main t"a"
were given honorable meutjr~-
I thought TC'S Johnny Brute,
would make the team hut "a.
parcnt,y he did not. Several r.
Devils did make honorable "e
ton though.
have made n few statistic,
Cs c.. .-.. Ills >-..s.D =
d: I...sr..... ..,.o,.rg-al - ,,,;.r- .
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-29
County Tourney Was Hectic One

Miller. Mitchell Anderson, Jackie
Soles, Larry Williams, Ronald
Wray.
The Red Devils play in tn,
SEAAAA- D-2 Tournament or
Tuesday night, when they NEE,
Lumbcrton.
That's about all sports-wisc
this week around TCHS - See
YOU next week.