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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16
2-Division Pace
Tops Program
AT Baltimore

BALTIMORE, July Is .(Spe-
cial) jess Direct and Ban
ner's Bride are the early favor
ties for tonight's two divisions
of the featured Ad Club of
Baltimore Pace at Baltimore
Raceway.
Although fifth in his last
start. Jess Direct won twice in
succession during the first
week of the meeting, once in
2:034s, third fastest time of the
meeting.
Second choice in the first di-
vision is Ivan Bohemia, a beaten
favorite here last week. Others
in the group are Volo Dian,
King Volo. Aubrey Guy. Linda s
Lizzie, Rose York and Nora
Lassie.
j. D. S. appears the top rival
to Banners Pride in the second
division. after winning recently
in 2:05KS.
Miami Hanover, finishing
strongly. won last nights fea-
tured $4,000 B and o Special
by a nose over Gypsy Lybrook,
However Gypsy" was disquali-
fed for gaining ground while
breaking stride early in the
race. Second place was awarded
to Lockheart Royal and Gypsy
Lybrook was placed last in the
five-horse field.
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$4,000 Estate
Left by Bube

TAMPA. Fla, July Is R.-
Babe zaharias, the late, great
woman golfer. left an estate
appraised at $52.677.40, accord
ing to a report filed in probate
court yesterday.
This does not include prop
erty owned jointly with her
husband. George Zaharias, such
as their Tampa home.
The bulk of the property
listed in this, report consisted
of an apartment house valued
at $4,000 and a lot valued at
$4,000, both in Santa Monica,
Calf.
Her will directed that income
from the estate be used to pay
living expenses of her husband
and his parents and that the
remainder be divided among
several brothers and sisters.
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Redskins Sian
TwoVeteruns.
Three Rockies

Two veterans and three new
corners were signed today by
the Redskins, bringing the total
enrolment to 40.
Johnny Allen, Purdue center
who took over Harry Ulinski's
pivot role last year, and Line
hacker Tavern Torgeson, the
teams defensive Quarterback, I"
were the oldsters who came into
the fold.
Allen is nearing the end of
six months active duty with
the Army's Transportation
Corps at Fort Eustis, Va, and
will report a few days after the
squad assemblies in Los Angeles
July q. Torgy is ready to go.
The rockies are Russ Carrie
clio, former Virginia guard; Bill
FINISH. halfback from Salem
College. and AL Feola, another
halfback from Pasadena City
College and Pepperdine. The
first two have been in military
service.
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PHILLIES
Continued From Page Ais

Continued From Page Ais
five games behind after a FIVE
game losing streak just two
weeks ago. Since then they've
caught fire, winning IL of their
last IA games and nine of their
last 10.
The man who deserves much
of the credit is Jack Sanford,
who hurled a five-hitter last
night for his 18th victory
against two defeats. He has the
most wins in the league.
The 28-year-old Wellesley
Mass. rookie has pitched the
Phillies into second place three
times this season and last
night he carried them into
first.
The win was especially appre-
ciated by Sanford because the
last time the Phils had an op-
portunity to take over the lead
the Cards beat him, GA, in ST.
Louis. Thas was on June ~
Philadelphia's only other
chance to go into first place
this year came June IA here
against the Braves. but War
rem SPAIN downed Rookie Dor
Cardwell, 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16

one was out of town. but we
still couldn't get a team out.
We don't have the team we had
last year and l guess there
isn't much feeling now.
We'll be out for Thursdays
game with Navy Tars)
though. he added, land we'll
give it another try next year. I
guess that's all we can do"
Meanwhile Columbia Heights
edged st. Ambrose. 5-4, when
Jerry Eckholm stole home in
the bottom Of the ninth inning
on the East Ellipse. The victory
boosted the league leaders
record to 30.
st. Ambrose scored two runs
in its half Of the ninth to tie
the score. "A. With one out
in Columbia's half Eckholm
walked. stole second and adj
vanced to third on a fielder's
choice.
1T was getting dark and
there were two strikes on my
last pinch hitter" Rick Hanna.
Columbia manager said, 80 ]
sent Jerry home. He bowled
over the catcher and we made
it."
In the Industrial League.
Atchison a. Keller trounced
FBI. 1873, on the West Ellipse,
C harlie Padgett. winning
pitcher, chalked UP his second
win against six losses in hand
ing the first-half champion a
third-place, "A record. A a. K
has three wins and six losses.
Design Printing continued to
set the pace in the Gauzza
League by defeating Suitland
Hall. 6-l. at Fairlawn. The
Printers boosted their record
to 81 in second-round play
while Suitland remained win
less at OF.
The sandlot schedule:
Today
Federal STORAGE VS. Silver Hill West
Ellipse, $50
Woodbridge vs. Black sox. East
Ellipse 500
iOaoth UsAF WINS vs. Navy Tars,
South Ellipse, $40.
Strick's Restaurant vs.. Peoples
Drugs. Anaeostia. $50
Army Map Service vs.. 81. cyprians,
Banneker. 8.
,,, Union al Printers vs.. FBi. vest Il
National Security vs.. columbia
Heights. South Eilipse S.30G
East Coast Electric We. Desipn Print.
ing. Anaeostia. $50.
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FIum Beuts Suvitt
In Nassau Bowl

GLEN COVE. N.Y., July II
R.-Herb Flam of Beverly
Hills, Calf, wound UP his i'm
mediate business in the East
by winning the Nassau Bow
invitation grass courts tennis
title yesterday and then left fol
Chicago to defend his National
Clay Courts championship.
Flam, the Nations No.
ranked player, won the Nassau
Bowl with a 60, 40, 6-3
60 decision over, Dick Savitt
of East Orange, N. j., who con-
fines his tennis these days tc
tournaments in the immediate
vicinity of his New York bust
ness.
The singles finalists paired
for victory in the doubles, de-
feating Mike Green of Miami
Beach. Fla. and John Cranston
of San Marine, Calf, GO,
60, So. ST. "a
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Women Compete
For Tennis Title

Top-seeded Nancy Corse and
second-seeded Anna Watkins
will meet for the women's
singles title in the Government
Employees tennis tournament at
Is pm. today at East Potomac
courts.
In yesterdays semifinals,
Miss Corse breezed past Frances
Barry, 60, 6-l, while Miss
Watkins had it tougher before
eliminating Doris Harrison,
81, 60, default.
In mems doubles quarter
finals:
Buddy Adair and Fred Reed defeated
Larry Middlekamp and bob Burgess,
g.. "a Mike Schwartz and Don
1nglehart defeated Marty Rubinowit2
and Bob Grafton, 90. Sc: Mort
Stimler and Frank Shore defeated Alex
kawilarang and Bins Oey, 6-3, 4-6,
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Dick BieIski Signs
Euqles' Contract

PHILADELPHIA, July Is (P).
The Philadelphia Eagles have
signed two more backs to 1857
contracts. Veterans Dick BEL
ski and Tom Brookshier, Vince
Mentally. general manager, an
nounced yesterday.
Bielski. the Eagles No. /
draft choice in 1855, alter
mated at fullback last year and
handled all of the clubs kick
of chores. He carried the ball
So times for 1852 yards. Brook
shier, former University of Col
orado star. has been a stalwart
in the defensive secondary.
Bielski played his college foot
ball at Maryland.
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CHARLES TOWN NOTES

and ridden by Tony Russo. the
3-year-old sprint star went the
route in 0:50.3. Soft Day paid
$3.50 and was the shortest
priced winner Of the meeting
thus far.
Jimmy James. who handles
the riding assignments for
Jockey Charley Clark. also has
taken over the book of John
T. Smith. Richmond appren-
tice.
Stewart Mitchell and o. l.
Folling are the leading trainers
of the meeting to date. eacf,
having saddled 1--WE winners
Charley Mckee continues to
pace the jockeys with IA win
ming mounts.
A crowd Of 1894 watched
the popular double figures OF
6-3 posted in the first and Sec
ond races yesterday for $i70.6C
payoff. The numbers were
represented by Justin Funk
houser's All Impulse in the
first and w. p. Poole's Mid
night Call in the second.
Fridays feature race here
will be named the Jimmy Du-
rante Purse in honor Of the
popular comedian. now playing
in Washington. Durante will
make the presentation 70 the
winning owner.
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sixth round. Salem, who had
been down in the fifth. was
against the ropes and barely
able to defend himself from
Ippolito's failing.
Referee Petey Della decided
that Tommy had taken enough
punishment and stepped be-
tween the two.
I've been fighting on my
toes recently, said Ippolito.
whose record now shows 20 vic
tories in rs fights, including a
half-dozen knockouts. Il first
started flat-footed. punching
with my opponent. Then I
learned to fight on my toes and
there went my knockout record.
Well, from now on, I'm q
puncher.
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Nine Players Missing,
Jets Forced to Forfeit

The Air Force Jets baseball
team. City Series sandlot
champion last year, lost its
fourth game in the Depart
mental League second half in
unfamiliar fashion yesterday.
Only seven members of a 16-
player squad arrived for the
game with National Security
on the South Ellipse. according
to Manager Ted Brown, and the
Jets absorbed a forfeit defeat,
90. 1t kept National Security
in third place with a 5-3 record
and dropped the Jets into a
tie for fourth at "A.
A respondent Brown said:
lone of the boys had duty and
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CRACKERS
Continued From Page Al!

continued FROM Page ALI
Atlanta triple-A baseball" he
said. But we're still a men,
Der Of the Southern Associa-
ton and that's the way we're
doing business today"
"Atlanta's removal would
seriously endanger the South
ern Associations future" Bishel
wrote. For years the Crackers
have been the geographical and
financial backbone Of the
league"
off Atlanta goes an official
of the Nashville Club here for
the all-star game said. then
think the whole league will fall
apart" BiSher added.
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MISS FLOYD WINS,
DELLIS BUSTED

CHICAGO. July Is (R.
Donna Floyd of Airing
ton. Va. is among those
safely through the first
round in women's singles
of the National Clay Courts
tennis championships.
Miss Floyd defeated Joan
O'Brien Of Canada. 6-1.
60, in one of yesterdays
openers.
Don Dell of Bethesda,
Md, was ousted by Barry
Mackay of Dayton. the Ma
tional Collegiate champion
from Michigan. 81, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star stan Correspondent

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
July determinations for the
second phase Of the Shenan-
doah Handicap series here Sat-
urday close Thursday.
Both the distance and purse
distribution have been raised
The purse jumps from $4,000
to $500 and the distance is
stepped up to about seven fur
longs. The first in the series
was run over the Charles Town
Course. 100 feet more than six
furlongs.
Arch Rival won the FIRST edi-
ton last Saturday. All horses
must re-enter the race. The
only change in the original
conditions is that eligibles must
have had their foal certificates
filed with Racing Secretary Gil
Haus July IL.
Jockey Gus Pappas has
drawn a SIS fine from the
stewards for careless ridine
aboard Capitalist in Saturdays
eighth race. His mount finished
out Of the money.
Mrs. John T. Maloney's Soft
Day. 2-to-5 favorite in yes
terday's feature, the Berryville
ct IA filsongs. ran anRy and
hid from nine othe lrivals
Grained by Aubrey fIShback
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Vonderweqhe Wins

COLOGNE. Germany. July Is
R.-Dr. Ernie Vanderweghe.
former professional basketball
star Of the New York Knicker-
bockers. defeated Werner
Goetz, 1-up, today to eliminate
Germany'S national champion
from the International German
Amateur golf championship
tournament.
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BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS
TUESDAY. JULY 1s

-Adios Lady. Mighty LybrOok, VII.
LACE prince
Kins. Lark Sons. Chico
Hanover.
Freight Forvarder
Dream Knight
Princess Reward. Gay Louise. Blass
McEllen.
vicar Uhleen Fingo.
KING v0L0, Jess Direct. Iva. Bo-
hemia.
-Bannsr's Bride. Jenny L.,Gdsr
Hanover 49,
Spruce OBJ. Young Topper. Ms,
Chief Forbes.
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|Meda|ist Hopes
|ToSnap Jinx
In Omaha Golf

OMAHA. July Is P.-Med-
alist Barbara Romack Porter
hopes to crack her Women's
Western golf tournament losing
jinx by winning the champion
ship.
The attractive Sacramento,
Calf. blond, with q long list
Of titles. including the 1854
United States Golf Association
Amateur, has played in the
Western Amateur six times
since 1850. She didn't get by
the first round five times and
lost in the second round the
sixth.
Ties Medal Record
This year, however, may be
different. The 5-feet-4 l0S-
FOUNDER belted out a 3-under-
par 70 yesterday that tied the
record medal score set by Ann
Quasi of Marysville, Wash,
last year. Ann went on to win
the championship. She isn't
defending because of illness.
Barbara, "a. and a bride only
last April. would like to repeat
Miss Quast's Jump from medal
list to champion. She was
paired in the first round with
Betty Kerby of Akron, Ohio.
who qualified with an 80.
Barbara's qualifying round,
the lowest score ever fired by a
woman here, had her caddy
more excited than she. she
won't have to pay me a cent"
he said as Barbara was racing
through the last nine in 80 four
under, after an opening 81.
Teen-Ager Has u
Closest to Barbara in the
qualifying round was one of
several teen-agerS, Andrea
Cohn, a 17-year-old from Wa
terloo. Iowa. Andrea, the Iowa
junior champion and the State
women's titlist at 16, fired a ~,
tying her best medal compete
tive performance.
The young sharpshooter from
Iowa, who topped the lower
bracket, was paired in the first
round with Greta Leone of Chi
cago who had an 80.
Also qualifying. yesterday
were two Baltimoreans, Mary
Ann Downey, who fired a 70
and Mrs. Maurice Click with an
80. Miss Downey today faces
Mrs. E. l.. Goddard of Omaha
and Mrs. Click meets Clifford
Ann Greed of Opelousas, Ohio.
The % lower SroreFx.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK-Frankie Ippolito. 1870.
New YORK, stopped Tommy Salem.
SYDNEY-Billy Hester. 1871, Aus.
tralia, stopped Ramon Fuentes, 1917.
Los Angeles, o.
TOKYO-Somdez Yongtrakit, 14B.
Thailand, outpointed Jiro 6awada.
1405 Japan. ~. (Orient welterweight
TYLER. Tex.-Cleveiand Williams.
205. Houston, stopped J. D. wild
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AItheo Gibson Passes
First Clay Court Test

Cd1CACO, July 10 H.
Althea Gibson, Wimbledon
champion, determined to win
her first major United States
tennis title, put on a rousing
performance yesterday in the
first round of the National Clay
Courts tournament.
The lanky star from New
York breezed past Lois Smith
Of Glenview. H.. 60. 60.
with grim determination.
The lack Of confidence which
has usually plagued her in big
tournaments in this country
was gone.
She was sure of herself out
there" said Sid Llewellyn, her
coach. you don't bring a
youngster from nowhere and
beat a talented player. She
Althea) knew this"
S~~SN~ ee~S ~ N@AAAA
Althea went to the showers
after her match without COM
ment. Llewellyn said she had
made him promise that he
wouldn't allow her to be both
cred with anything but tennis.
All seeded players eased to
victory with the exception of
Neal Fraser, the No. 2 foreign
seed from Australia. Fraser
ran into trouble before dispos-
ing Of Paul wilkins of Beau
mont, Tex.
wilkins defeated Fraser,
"a, before the Aussia re-
gained his form and took the
last two sets, 6-3 and Ga,
The crowd was pleased with
wilkins showing despite his
numerous screams. means and
fits Of anger. including slam
ming a ball over the fence after
losing a point.
Top-seeded Herb Flam, the
defending champion from Bev-
erly Hills. Calf. was detained
In New York for the finals in
the Nassau Bowl tournament,
which he won and will play his
first round match today
against William Cullen of
Southport. Conn.
Seixas In Action
Second-seeded Vic Seixas of
Philadelphia also will play for
the first time today when he
meets William Guilfoil. Kansas
City. in a second-round match.
Seixas drew a first-round bye.
Sam Giammalva, the power
hitter from Houston. Tex. was
another seeded star to reach
the third round. Ranked No.
4, Giammalva drew a first
round bye then drubbed Ken
mis- Kinicki Of Hinsdale. Ill,
81. 60.
Other seeded players who
advanced after first-round byes
were William Quillian. sixth. of
Fort Rucker. Ala. with a 6-3,
81 victory over Joaquin
Reyes. Mexico City. and No. 8
c. Maxwell Brown, jr.. Louis
vile. with a 81. 81 deci-
sion over Cliff Vickery. San
Mateo, Calf.
Grant Golden, fifth seeded
In the mems division, defeated
unseeded Andres Donnadieu of
Mexico. 60, 6-3.
Ashley Cooper. the No. /
foreign seed from Australia
who finished second to Lew
Hoad at Wimbledon, decisively
defeated Barry Walraven,
Omaha. Neb.. despite a lack
of clay courts experience, Ga
and 81.
Cooper is matched against
Gregory Grant of Los Angeles
In the second round. Discussing
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BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA
or rIHtter,' Cleaners. 5; Sherwood
81. Catherine Laboure. 10: Oyster
Atoms, 10 (tie.l
Kay Construction. Q: wheaton Mer-
chants, 3.
Eastern JuniOrs
Mattos Paints, 2; Trojans, /.
Senior League
~, E re- Civilian, %; Cave Ford
Takoma Blue sox, IL; Oakdale, o.
Takoma Boys Club. 8; Bethesda Civi-
tan. 4.
COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
Class A
Yankees, s; Tigers. 4.
Class n
Black Feet, II: Cherokees, "a.
Braves, 81; Black Hawks. 3.
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
virginia District An Star Tournament
First Roundl
Annandsle- Baileys Cross Roads. q;
Vienna, 81 Harrisonburg, 2.
Fairfax, 2: Waynesboro. 2.
Front Royal q; Ouautico. &
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Hoad's recent announcement to
turn professional, Cooper said
he and Fraser had no such in
tentions. However, the smiling
Aussie added that he's happy
that Hoad turned pro because
it makes amateur competition
more even now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16
Irwin Was Winner

Clark Irwin Of Jeanette. Pa,
instead Of Lance Bell Of Alex
andria. was the Class X &c win
ner in the drag racing Sunday
at Aquasco Speedway. Irwin
drove a fuel-injection Corvette
at 94.7 miles per hour for an
elapsed time Of 1873 seconds.
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Amateurs 66
Tops Pros at
Fountain Head

Send four Of the areas lead
ing pros to the PGA champion
ship, have a half-dozen resting
from the Shawnee on-Dela-
ware tournament. have three
others catching up on their
work after an overseas trip,
and you can't trust the re-
mainder.
The Pro-Am was held at
Fountain Head in Hagerstown
yesterday and an amateur, FL
don Joiner of Waynesboro. Pa,
beat the pros by three strokes.
Joiner, 36-year-old former
Waynesboro champion, had a
Sc to tie the course record.
Leading pros were Ward Bur-
CESS of Chevy Chase and Jack
Lowe of Bonnie View with COS,
both out in "a and back in IS
over the par-7l course.
Charley Easton of Congress
sional shot n but he and H. o.
Hamrick Of the host club had q
81 best ball. two strokes better
than the 63s Of Andy Gibson
and Eddie Meyer of Baltimore.
and Lowe and DR.. Humbert
Slocum of the host club.
Woody Harner of the host
club had a hole-in-one on the
10th, his second.
Ward Burgess Chevy Chase 80
Jack Lowe. Bonnie View SO
Dick Hendrickson, Mount Pleasantly
Ernie Garlem. Westbriar -..-------72
Paul Haviland. Clifton Park-------72
Joe Reposkey. Talbot --73
John John g4a land spSrrows POint---55SS
Carl Rasnic. Gunpowder ----------13
Billy Phillips. Winchester
Carroll Boggs, Cumberland-------
walter Romans. Baltimore
Stan Mouser Kenwood-
Cos Tiso, Bonnie
Bill Clarke. Hillendale ----74
John O'Donnell Mount Pleasant---75
=
Jimmy Duke, Dover Brook -7l
George Diffenbaugh, Kenwood-
Bernie Haas, Burning Tree
Frank 1nvernizzi. Baltimore
Dick lanes, Courthouse ---------76
Morgan Tiller Fort Lee--------76
Ray Helms, Swan Creek -76
Smitty Padett, Glenn Brook
Lloyd Kelley Manor
Billy Gilbert. Argyle
Jerry Fritschmann Army Navy
Henri Van GoEh, Indian Spring
George Pigott. Bainbridge --77
Charles Easton. Congressional
Bill Gordon. Chestnut Ridge
Harry Griesmer. Bethesda
Bill Crabbe, Rock Greek -7S
Jim Gantz, Harrisburg. Pa.--78
Fred Moore, Bethesda 7S
Mike Bowers. Sparrows Point
John Zaleski, Warrenton --T9
Larry Hogan. Hogan's Range
Hugh Mcclellan. Prospect Hill $50
Dewey Ricketts,. Brooke Manor 81
Bobby Grove Frederick -82
Ed Graefe. Sherwood Forest SO
Arthur Edgar Chambersburg, Pa SO
Monte Chambers. Baltimore
Dick Geisinger, Hillendale
Chuck Turbett Argyle ------
Charles Hurlin. Woodholme
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-05
Arrest Two On
Larceny Counts

Local police officers arrested
two Negroes here Sunday mofn-
ing about o'clock and charged
them with larceny.
Chief of Police II. L. Epps said
today that Perley Cause, 81,
and Anthony Scott, AZ, were ar
rested while attempting to sell
venetian blinds, electric irons
dishes and other merchandise
from their automobile.
The merchandise was ident'fi'
ed by J. c. Hipp OF Carolint
Furniture Company, Loris. S. {.
as having been removed from
his store either late Saturda,
night or early Sunday morning
Both men were being hel;
Tuesday In the Tabor City Jail
Chief Epps said they were OK
pectcd to be taken into CUSTODY
by Horny County authorities
EppS said that Cause. drive
of the car, attempted TO escape
but was caught after brio
chase. In addition 20 the larcCnl
charge. Cause will face speed
ing charges.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-05
Juyeee Beauty Contest Set:
Seek Miss Columbus County

Three will be ample beauty
from which the judges will have
to choise Il winner.
Shelva Jean Fipps. 20, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Fipps of Clarendon. The brown
haired, blue-eyed contestant is
a graduate of Williams Town
ship High School and completed
business course at Palmer's
Business College in Columbia
S. C. She is five feet, eight
inches tail and weighs l31
pounds. Her vital statistics are
36-24-36.
Betsy Long of Bethel is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Long. She is a graduate of VIII
liams Township High School and
is currently employed with Caro-
lima Power and Light Company
in Whiteville. The brown-haired
green-eyed beauty contestant is
five feet. six and one-half inches
tall and weighs 40 pounds. Her
vital statistics are 32-22-35.
Ann Hardee of Clarendon il
five feet, four inches tall and
weighs 1T pounds. Her vita
statistics are 36-24-36. She
served this year as FLA Queen
at Williams and has been run
ner-up in the Miss Williams con
test for two years. She lists
swimming, singing, and sewing
among her chief hobbies. The
talented brown-haired. blue-eyed
contestant enjoys sewing so much
that she makes practically all Of
her own clothes.
Pat Currie. a strawberry
blonde from Chadbourn, is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X
Currie. She is n graduate Of
Chadbourn High School and is
currently in her junior year al
Queens College in Charlotte. Shs
was runnerup for the Miss Chad.
bourn title in 1854.
Judith Thompson Of White.
vile is graduate Of WhitevillC
High School and was Whitcvillc''
official representative in The
Yam, Strawberry and Azalca
Festivals. She is rising sopho.
more at East Carolina College
where she is majoring in bust
ness. She Is five feet. thrat
inches tall and weighs 10;
pounds. Among her hobbies arc
dancing. poetry, cooking. music
and sewing.
Alice Ann Horne, daughter o
Mrs. Tom Angle Of Tabor City
is rising junior at East Caro-
lima College where she has beer
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