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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-19
BOWIE RACING NOTES

finished first in the sixth race.
Press box observers we're sur
prised when Jockey Dave Cor
man. who seemed to get the
worst of the interference aboard
the favored Painted Clown, who
finished third. did not claim
foul. State Steward Joseph
Flanagan also was surprised.
After the riders failed to raise
an objection. the stewards de-
cided to look at films of the race
and later declared that Browse
Awhile had interferred with
Painted Clown and New Valor
Browse Awhile was placed last.
and Hoosier Honey, not involved
in the interference, was awarded
first money and the other posi-
tons also were revised. Painted
Clown moved to second and
Nereus to third.
The second disqualification OF
the afternoon occurred in the
eighth race when Okefenokee, a
13-to-l shot ridden by Appren-
tice Howard Grant, was placed
second after bearing out Fun
INFANCY. Jockey Jim Nichols,
who rode Fun infancy. claimed
foul.
The stewards agreed with
Nichols that his mount had
suffered interference in the
stretch. Behind the first two
horses there was a dead heat for
third between Teddy's Drum and
Boychik.
William tPete) Walstrum. a
familiar figure at the gates at
the Maryland tracks and Della
ware Park for the past 20 years,
died suddenly at his home in
Baltimore Sunday.
A member Of the admissions
department at Bowie where he
worked at the clubhouse ex-
change booth, Walstrum also was
well known at the pass" gate
used by officials, owners, train
ers and jockeys at the various
tracks.
Despite threatening weather
yesterday crowd of ll,16l
turned out at Bowie and betting
reached 1911 ,227 as the next &c
last week Of racing opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-19
Gettysburg Promotes
IHuus as Grid Couch

GETTYSBURG. Pa, Mar. 10
(R.-Eugene M. Haas. a member
of the Gettysburg College coach
ing staff for three years, yes
terday was promoted to the post
of head football coach.
Haas appointment to succeed
Coach John Yovicsin was an
nounced by Athletic Director
Henry Bream. Yovicsin resigned
a week ago to become head foot
ball coach at Harvard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-19
Baker Outpoints Dyer

HOLYOKE. Mass. Mar. l9
R.-Bob Baker, sixth ranked
heavyweight contender from
Pittsburgh, called on his SUI
perior experience TO take a
unanimous but closely contended
l0-round decision over JEFF Dyer
last night at Valley Arena.
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NO Stills NEEDEDEgn
Washington D. c.,
first
St Bonaventure
te players Bndan Mccain 1851
Seattle disappointed
1858 although
figure after the He tied-AP
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Totals IS Is SIS Totals 2al5 10
Haftime: +3-35. Memphis State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-19

The inquiry sign was flashed
on the infield board yesterday
and 1t resulted in the disqualifi-
cation OF Browse Awhile, who
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APIS. FURRlsNED-MD.

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enette. dtnette, bath: $o6. INC
children.I LA CON0A APIS. 0412
Baltimore blvd.
3 BEDRMs.. sIl5 incl. all utils..
lease req. no children. Avail. june
90. Call Mrs. Seested. Ju. 4-40o3.
TAX. PARK-Nicelv furn. and
bedrm. apts also enc. kit. bath
apt. JU. 5-5269. ~. 5-774e.
TAX. PK.-Small. clean. airy
rms. overlooking earden. quiet
Refined cple. or one. Open. S69.50
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Liv. -bedrm. comb, kit. bath. Sl9
wk.: also unfurn. UN. 4-2943.
FURNISHED APTs.-LiV. rm.. bed
rm.. kit. and bath: one busfare
downtown. S6s so mo. Ju. e-260l
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POULTRY. RABBITS. EGos

FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
Baby chicks and poults. JAMES
FEED STORE. 619 x ct. nv. NE
S-O069
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CONTINUED,

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is min. D. c.: Ssb. TIE. 0-4biS. :
1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid-City Apts., walk downtown
lovely liy. rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath and
foyer $50 inels. everything. IA.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18
Aggie
Drugnef
BY PRISCILLA CURRIE


Congratulation. ,Iartha Norris,
Louie Wright. SAcliric FIppS.
Billy HardIe, Ethel Crib. and
Ralph Harper, COR being the top
SIX in the candy selling project.
Martha. Louie and Shcldric We're
awarded watches f.: their out
standing craftsmanship, Billy re-
ceIvcd 4 camera. Ethel and Ralph
each received a pen and pencil
set. We are all very proud of
you SIX people as we'll as al
the other Monogram Club menu
DerS who sold candy.
The Student Counci! presented
a talent show on Thursday tor
tho Christmas Chez iund which
the Student Coun o. Is ,l.H...
ing to help needy children have
a Happy ChrIstmaS. Far; %. IL,
proceeds from H., -.o,, VA. u.
used for the Yard Nnp~u,c"l,.
Fund. Those participating I'D 81.
talent show We, r1rt'E
win. Jimmy OK. .u.
Wright. The ". ms Band
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18

my, disorderly conduct and pub
lie drunkenness, cost: Matte c.
Hemingway, public drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, cost
Josephine Howard, disorderly
conduct and public drunkenness,
cost: Elizabeth Cause, public
drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct, cost; Arthur Soles. public
drunkenness, cos,; John Buffkin,
speeding, cost.
Cases transferred 20 Recorders
Court included Tilman thousand,
no operators license; Paul r.
Suggs, drunken driving and i'm
proper registration: Jerry Cart
rette, possession of non -ax-paid
whiskey: Selman z. Cartrette,
possession of nou tax paid
|whiskey; Williams S. Sealey,
possession of non tax paid
whiskey; Herman PhIpps, drunk
en- driving and no operators lie
'ense; Sammic Lee johnson,
iLeonard Long and Paul Long,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18
Horny Seal Sale
Plans Extra Push

An extra push 70 the sale of
Christmas Seals this week has
been planned by ,hy Horny CO.
unity tuberculosis AsSociation.
Willis J. Duncan. County Seal
Sale Chairman. said an gll-out
effort Will DE made this week to
spread the word il reminding
everyone 10 SEMI III contribu-
tons. He said reminders from
tuberculosis association OF Horny
County are oc.ue mailed.
These are not intended as
'dunS. he said. but simply 10
remind folk who have not sent
check or cash payment for their
Christmas seals Everything is
voluntary. OF >ou.sc. 50 we're
not asking Tor return Of the
Seals"
Tutd! amount TCl.rVcd to date
is S3,l98.56, which is approx
$500 behind the amount
received at thi, time last yaar.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18

public drunkenness. cost; Hamp
ROBBERS, public drunkenness, cost;
Ralph Johnson, speeding COST;
Aubrey Ray Graham, spinning
wheels, cost; William Duncan;
public drunkenness and destroy
ing personal propcrt", 80 days
Johnnie Fenneck, public drunk
cnncSS. cost.
Nathaniel Redford, disorderly
conduct and destroying private
property. 80 days; Jimmy Macon,
disorderly conduct, cost; Joseph
White, diSorderly conduct, cost;
Jessie Burroughs, discrderly con-
duct, cost; Billy ripps. public
drunkenness, cost: Williams
Strickland, public drunkenness.
cost; Alton Cartrc,te, public
irunkcnncSS, cost: Oscar Bella
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18

Houston Floyd, Dean Cartrette
Tommy Kinlaw. Jessie Beck
Rose Williams. Patsy Perette
Rachel Duncan, Sandra Wright
Barbara Bowen, Linda Butler
Larry White. Jesse Beck. Tom
my Kinlaw, Hilda Granger. Bet
~ Hinson, Linda Parker, Doro-
thy GrimSley, Rachel Duncan
Geraldine Soles. Barbara Watts,
Jan Spivey, Henrietta Simmons,
Linda Mcpherson, John Harrel-
son, Billy Price, Ray Duncan,
Mr.. Clayton Lewis, Judy Long,
Linda Duncan, DAVID Ward, Mrs.
Williams. and Mr.. SasSer. The
winners were Rebecca Wright,
The Williams Band, and Donnie
Fowler.
Ray Duncan, vice president of
Student Council, presided over
the meeting of the Student CO.
uncil Friday evening at sixth
period. We decided TO have a pep
rally during the last twenty
minutes of each sixth period
before home game. We want
to hear some cheering at the
games from NOW Oh, Members
present were John HIrrelSon
Furnic Hughes. Hilda Faye
Crib. Priscilla Clrric. Jean
Beck. Shclvia Hadiec. Ann
Ward. Bobby. ana Susie McPhcr-
son
Congratulations. FarmcrCtteS.
for the grand game you played
over al Whitovillc High Tuesday
night. For winning on Friday
against Fair Bluff. congratulate
items are IN order for the Far
orettcS and AggicS.
Ann Hardcc became Mrs.
Jimmy Gore in double ring
ceremony at HallSbo-o Methodist
Church AT five-thirty Sunday
evening. lie was really a beauti-
tul wedding, Ann! Best wishes
10 you and sincere congratulate
tons to Jimmy,
We wish for all Our readers a
Joyous Christmas season. And
we'll be with you again in the
lcw year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18
Mayors Court Gets Lengthy
With Variety OF Violations

A weeks backlog and heavy
weekend of violations ran May
'or's Court into lengthy session
on Monday night.
The following cases were on
the docket: Fred Graham, Jr.,
assault, cost: Huber. Stevens.
public drunkenness, cost; Avis
Strickland, public drunkenness
and disorderly conduct, cost:
Clyde Ward, public drunkenness.
cost: John Henry Long. diSord-
erly conduct, public drunken
ness and profanity. cost, Lille
Fowler, diScharging firearms in
city limits, cost: Paul Wiley.
Refreshments q. sandwiches,
fruit cake, and Russ. on tea were
served by Mrs. Dameron and
Mrs. 4. l.. Goldfinch.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18
Dirt Dobbers Study
Hie Decorations

Christmas Decorations was 4.
hcmc OF the program given =,
mr>Tng of til. Dirt Dobber.
Garden Club by Mrs. +.
Young at the home OF Mrs. H. G..
cameron last evening.
LmSron last Tue 'day evening.
The home was attractively de-
coratcd in the Christmas mott
-UAS arranged a scene
o.. Christmas" on the
emphasizing the pro-
gram theme.
,udying decoration.
trapping club memb-
ers took a wrapped package TO
., .-.lI Az ards were
Mr.. Gene Cook
WIN Ii.chman -.
.,es reSpe- o
HullCr won in
-.,. wrapping
..!na. led L.
lords.
D"rmIn. prcSidcn
"a ,i.D women vote
5000 10 the Emp
, y Stocking Fund and cooperat.
With the annual event in prepar.
inc and Hi.tr,bt,,;,r k,.l,.,.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18
Dear Santa,

Dear Santa,
| am little boy nine years
old. | have been = good little
boy this year Santa please bring
me an air rifle, bow and arrow
set and a Stallion 38. Santa don't
forget my little nephew Carlyle
Strickland he wants a Cowboy
outfit with guns and Holster.
Please remember all my little
Randy Norris
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18

Dear Santa,
have been a good Little Girl
would like 10 have a doll and
4 rocking chair. am 6 years old.
| have two sisters they want a
doll and a chair To Santa please
don't dlSappolnt us We will be
looking for you.
Love.
Gloria GI'C Granger
Phyllis Ann
Mary Elizabeth
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18

transporting non tax paid whisk-
ey for purpose OF sale: Joe
Thomas, reckless driving; Ralph
Elmer Ward, drunken driving.
Appealed to Superior Court
were the following cases: Nor
man Duncan, public drunken
ness; Norman Duncan, Destroy
ing public property; Carl Cole
man, public drunkenness:
Mayors Court WAS presi hid
over by Mayor Howard Harrel-
son.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18

Dear Santa.
| am busy li''l" girl three
years old and would like fol-
YOU to bring me doll baby and
some doll clothes, 4 Dale Evans
suit. a surprise AID some fruit,
candy md nuts.
Ronald and | W.ll leave you
some sandwiches and a Coke
near our Christmas tree.
Love.
Martha New
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18
Dear Santa,

Dear Santa,
am a little bog five years old,
I live in Georgetown. But l will
be at Daddy Georges at Finklea
Cross Roads on Christmas Eve.
He doesn't have chimney but
II you will knock at the door my
mother will hear you and let
you in. Please leave me record
player, plenty of records and a
fire truck, l have a cousin Gym
thia Wayne Floyd in Springfield,
Mass. Please DOM forget her.
She would like a large doll and
a plane ticket to S c.
LOIS of Love,
Windal Floyd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18

Dear Santa,
| am 4 little boy six years old.
I'm in the first grade at school
and live Just across the high
way from Al Harrison.
| would like yoI 10 bring me
a record player, u Roy Rogers
suit, a surprise and some fruits,
candy and nuts.
And, please. s u,I. bring a
rubber bone for m. dog, Shaggy.
Thank you, Santa.
Love
Ronald New
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18
OYSTER ROAST

The Tabor City Young Farm
ers Club will hold its annual
oyster roast on January 7th at
Calabash.
Highlighting the meeting will
be election Of new officers ttr
the coming year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18

Santa, would like very much
II get bicycle fer Christmas.
Please try to bring /; to me.
Love,
Ray Nealy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18

Dear Santa,
l have been a good girl this
year ana | want You 10 bring me
a big doll baby that wears ear
rings and high heels.
l sure don't want you TO forget
10 bring me some clothes.
Love,
EStclle Jenrette
=. S. would like for you to
bring me surprise.
Dear Santa,
| want a big sister doll that
has high heels on and stocking
full of toys. Also some clothes.
I love you.
Janet Jenrette
p. S. II there Is anything else
you can bring | will be glad.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18
Route I
L,TIS, $ (.

N : - = y
Dear Santa,
l am little by seven wears
old and in the second grade.
make good in school and when
! get home l help my mother.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-18
Letters To Santa

Santa Claus received these let
tiers this week from local young
sters.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-11-30
Daugherty Spots
Warren Wildcat

Dudley T. Dougherty has spot
ted location for a 1O,9OO-foot Moor
ingsport test two and one-half
miles north of Bovina in Warren
County, western Mississippi.
Venture is No. l L. w. Sanders,
C Sc Sc Section 6-16N-5E. Con-
tract will be handled by Drilling
& Exploration Co.
California Co. drilled the near
est deep test at No. 1871 Anderson
Tully Co., SW SW 28-17N-5E, two
and one-half miles to the north
east. Slight shows were reported
in cuttings at 11,93O-936 and in
sidewall sample at II 1926 feet, all
in lower Sligo. Total depth was
1854 feet.
Run of electric log from eleva-
ton 800 feet indicated top of Will
cox 5000, Midway 1926, Gas Rock
6750, Perry Sand 7277, Tuscaloosa
1910 co, Marine Tuscaloosa 8275,
Dantzler 1910 CD, Washita- Fred
ericksburg 1924, Paluxy 1915,
Mooringsport 1885, Ferry Lake
Anhydrite 11,O56-224, First Ro-
dessa Sand 1882, Sligo 11,733,,
and Hosston CD 1880 feet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-11-30

battle.
Then in the fourth the Tigers
launched a sustained 60 yard drive
which was capped by quarterback
Emerson Delaney's skirting end
for the score. Jimmy Smiths kick
for the extra point was blocked.
The final score came when Tiger
halfback intercepted a Leland pass
and raced twenty yards down the
sideline for the clincher.
Defensive stars for C. J. C. were
guard Johnny Williams whose SO
minutes of unrelenting play put
him in an iron man role, guard
Jimmy Smith whose prodigious
boots kept the Bulldogs deep in
their own territory, and guard
Elijah Forkner whose vicious tack
ling stepped several Leland threats.
Other Tiger standouts include
tackle Johnny Harris, center C. H.
Wagster, and halfback Leonard
Vinson.
The Tigers meet the Lane Col
lege Dragons at Clarksdale on
November % at 2:15.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-11-30

son is whipping into shape.
With four spots already sewed
up, Coach Thompson said this
week he has "high hopes we'll
floor an even better basketball
team this year." Fisk racked up
a respectable la record in last
seasons conference play and
Thompson has three of his former
starters to build around this year.
"The only question mark right
now is forward position" Thomp-
son said. give got three good
candidates: Harold Shaw, a fresh
man from Chicago; Harold Searcy,
sophomore of Nashville and Ar
thur Murphy, freshman of Phila-
delphia."
The Thompson basketball ma
chine went into action November
a and 20 hopefuls whooped it up
at the first practice session. The
Bulldogs will open against Ala
bama A. and M. in enemy territory
on December 5.
Thompson expects his biggest
burdens to be carried by Captain
Samuel Clement, a guard from
New York City; Guard Leroy
Wright of Nashville, Center Ken
nard Redd of Houston and For
ward Bobby Gillian of Nashville.
"We don't have any height"
Thompson lamented. "But you
don't just have to have height to
win basketball games. We ought
to have a fast, scrappy, hustling
ball club. If we can just control
that ball :"
The Bulldog cagemen last sea-
son made a jet-like takeoff, win
ming their first eight conference
tits. In a row, they knocked off
Alabama Am, Tuskegee, LeMoy-
ne (twice), Morris Brown, Ala
bama State, Morehouse and Xavier.
Knoxville finally bumped the Fisk
ties off tie winning path, 103-95.
In the STAG tournament champ
ionship playoffs, Florida A and NJ
knocked out the Fisk cagers 3D.
q.
Eager Bulldogs growing for po-
sitions on the regular squad this
year include:
Delbert Alexander Of Nashville,
Mason Bryant of Indianapolis,
Samuel E. Brock of Berkeley, Calf;
Charles Gerald Of Princess Ann,
Md; AL jackson of Washington,
D. c.; Earl Polite of Greens, N.
Y; Owen Robinson of Gallitan,
Tenn; Maurice Shoffer of Moulton,
Ala; Lewis Stark of Elmira, N.
Y; Alton Washington Of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and Theodore Wells
of Wellington, Tenn.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-11-30

Affirmative action was given on
several petitions for permission to
dually complete wells in fields of
the state. Included in this group
were the following:
LARGO Drilling Co.'s No, 2 Gray,
Diamond Field, Wayne County;
Sun Oil Co.'s No. l Robert Gray
Unit, Diamond Field, Wayne Coun-
ty;
Shell Oil Co.'s No. l McIlwain
ct al, Diamond Field, Wayne Coun-
ty; and
Weston Drilling Co.'s No. l C. J.
Mashburn, Bolton Field, Kinds
County.
The petition of Shell Oil Co. for
adoption of special field rules for
Diamond Field was continued to
the December meeting.
Reformed Units
Approval was given for reform
ing units on which two wells have
been completed.
One was granted Wilson Drilling
Co. to reform its Miner White and
Wilson No. l Brown-Reynolds Unit,
Sec. 27-5N-1W, in Glendale Field,
Adams County. The other was petit
ton of Serio-Punches Oil Co. to
reform unit for No. l Milestone
in Soapstone Field, Wilkinson
County.
Approval for the installation of
salt water disposal systems were
given two operators with a third
continued. Approved were:
Eagle Drilling & Development
Co. in Mandamus Field, Adams
County; and Weston Drilling Co.
in Bolton Field, Kinds County. Con-
tinued to December was petition of
J-O Oil Co. for system in Flat Rock
Field, Franklin County.
Dismissed at the meeting last
week was petition of Jett Drilling
W. W uIllI d well III lIlc ASOI III
Carthage Point Field from a sur
face location in Mississippi with
hole to be bottomed under a unit
in Louisiana.
Magnolia Petroleum Co., mean
time, was granted its petition for
permission to drill directionally
from surface locations outside the
drilling units in Section 9-6N-4W,
Adams County, for three wells.
These are the Nos. 2, 8, and Arm
strong Estate wells, all in Section 9.
If successfully completed, they will
extend Wilcox production from the
North Esperance Point Field of
Concordia Parish, La, into Missis-
sippi.
In other action taken by the
board, December gas allowables
were set for the following fields:
Gwinville Field, Jeff Davis and
Simpson Counties; $3.50 Field, Jas
per, Jones and Smith Counties;
Baskerville Field, Lamar and Ma
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-11-30
Carter ToDrill
Clarke Wildcat

Carter Oil Company is clearing
location in preparation to move in
at No. l Carmichael Thompson
Unit, c Sc NV Section 32-2N-17E,
Clarke County, Miss, wildcat.
Scheduled to test the Eutaw for
nation to a depth of 1900 feet,
contract will be handled by Sunny
land Contracting Co. Site of the
test spots one-quarter mile south
east of Indian Mound.
Nearest production is Langsdale
Field, five and one-quarter miles
to the south.
Sun Oil Co. drilled nearest pre-
vious test at No. 3 Long Bell, SW
Sc 17-2N-17E, three miles to the
northwest. No shows were re-
rion Counties; Sandy Hook Field,
Marion and Pearl River Counties;
Sharon Field, Jasper and Jones
Counties; Fayette Field, Jefferson
County; Pistol Ridge Field, Forrest
and Pearl River Counties; West
Pistol Ridge Field, Pearl River
County; Make Field, Forrest
County; and Muldon Field, Monroe
County.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-11-30
Jackson College
Basketball Team
States 26-Game
Schedule

T. B. Ellis, Director of Athletics
at Jackson State College, las an
nounced a 26-game slate for the
1888 basketball season. The
Tigers open against Fort Valley
State College, December 5, at Fort
Valley, Georgia. The remainder
of the schedule is as follows: De-
cember 81, Grambling Tourney,
there; December 10, Tougaloo Col
lege, there; December 1914, South
ern University, there; December
II, Texas-Southern, here; Deem
Der 20-21, Magnolia State Tourney,
here; January IA, open; January
6, Texas-Southern, there; January
10, Mississippi Vocational, here;
January II, Alcorn College, there;
January ID, Clark College, here;
January Is, Grambling, here; JAN
uary "a, Alcorn, there; January %,
Tennessee State, here; January 20,
Mississippi Vocational, there; Feb