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The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

Bur Mifzvuhs

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
John Klensin, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Klensin, will
be Bar MitZvah Feb. 7, at
Temple Emanuel.
John is an eighth grade
student at Mansfield Junior
High. He is interested in
science and history and is an
avid stamp collector and chess
player. He also is an honorary
student.
Friends of the family are
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24
Zomosf = KIebonow

Mrs. Mollie Zamost was
married to Hyman L. Kleba-
now in Ell Paso on Jan. 9.
They are now at home at
145 Canine Espanol.
Say You Saw 1t
I'm the POST!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16
p IT ~
|AR9g 9l1I

Students of the Arkansas School for the Blind 4701
West Goth will be presented in piano, voice and in
strumenta recital Sunday at m. in the music room OF
the school The will be presented in concert
the school lawn May 81 at 1870 Thursday May ~
the Deaf department award mite will be held IN the school au
diorium 7:30 The public is invited. C. Philips,
principal Mrs Edith K Flakes director of music.
SENIOR HIGH STUDENTS Use your vacation wisely Be-
gin a beauty VeIvatex Beauty College, June
through August complete the last months next year
Walk right into wepaying field graduation Don't
delay.
Auxiliary 281 of the MICA will meet May 70 at the
residence of Mrs Jesse Henderson, 1920 Wright DIT
p Mrs. Maude Hampton, president.
May ) the Community Cheer club met In the nome OF
Mrs Veo Thomas. Eighteen members present Co-hos-
Fredona Stafford Mrs Perneha Barber and
Mrs Mildred Russ. The usual program was rendered Mrs
Thomas reporter Mrs Florence Thompson president
Mrs Richard Terrence, reporter.
THURSDAY SPECiAL1 o. m-Shampoo Hire Style, Eyebrow
Manicure $500 VeIvatex Beauty College
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

and Mrs John Irwin, of SIT West 18th street sur
prised his mother Mrs Dora Foster with mothers day dinner
Sunday Special guests Mr. and Mrs Jimmie Baines
She lovely punch bowl set and corsage
The 28Oth session union will be held Sunday
at 800 D. m at Trinity Baptist church in Marche Mrs
n E. Doyle president, Mrs B Handy, reporter.
The singing union held Sunday at King Solomon Bap
fist church. Leo Thomas pastor T. Jackson president
Mrs D. Hughes secretary A total of S24141 raised
The Magnolia charity and arts association Unit held
its monthly meeting the home of Mrs Lille Bertrand 150l
Maple with the vice president Mrs Esela Rollins
siding Reports of agents and members included In
The business period 38 members present The hostess
delicious repast The meeting will be held June 3rd
at and Mrs Fred Phillips, Gil Hazel street
Drawing the quilt donated to the special education de-
partent at Elementary school will be May 23rd All
peton having tickets urged and bring the stubs
tickets the special education department Mrs B.
Wright.
The Hillside elementary school held its first annual PTA
the May 9th F. B. Wright superintendent
MIR schools hghighed the dinner with very
encouraging remarks concerning proposed plans for improving
physical plant and Institutional program E. E. Benton
principal.
The local chapter of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity held its
regular meeting Saturday night with T. W. Coggs serving as
gave the brothers nice reception One of the high
by G. c. Anderson centered around Econo
security the time of Crisis Officers for 1883 were
E. E. principal of Hillside school elected
president The meeting will be held in the home of r. j.
Green June 18th at T. p.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16

night May 22nd at which time medals and certificates oil merit
will be awarded following persons Mrs Sarah Jones no
ward Miss Myrtle M JONES' Prof B. D. Shumate Ornace "a
Day John Eason and Wayne P. Wellington, jr.
Commencement Day for the S Woodland framing scnoo
at Mechanic May 10th promises to be most Outstanding.
Prof O. T. Tookes is principal
News has come to that Citizens of Brinley and Far
go have successfully petitoned Gov Orva Faubus and mem
the board of directors OF the Fargo framing eoo "
coored girls for the naming all inclusive structure now
in construction Floyd Brown Administration Building
We Join his many happy friends in eongratulatons
We are closing Dnette, and wish to thank our
many friends for their patronage during the past II years. 1t
has been pleasure have served you.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16
AROUND PINE BLUFF
Mrs. Lena B. Jones

Mrs. Lena B. Jones JE 4-222I
The condition of H. T. Perry Manager of Perry Funeral
Home improving slowly after suffering stroke of paralysis
five weeks ago and is still confined to the hospital.
The Merrill high school department of music presented
Jimmy McESsc in piano recital May H. at the Merrill audi
torm which time of his students Ronnie Macdonald
Marcia L. Woods made their debuts Mrs M. T. kirby
McIsscs instructor awarded him diploma from the
National Guild of Piano Teachers Presentations made to
McKssc by Richard Johnson from the senior class of Der
r Miss Ruth Martin from St Paul Baptist church
Mr. McKissic the of Rev and Mrs T. Mcissic and
is graduating senior of Merrill high school,
E. A. Tookes
Mrs Hester Nixon has returned to her home in Detroit
Mich after brief visit with her nephew, Willie Ellie and his
family and Mrs Ellie live at 2503 West Pulen
Mrs. E Freeman 1919 w Pulen slightly ndisposed
QelSth a bronchial aiment
Dr. and Floyd Brown, 14O1 Georgia ST. have returned
home Miami Fla.
c. D. Asor Sr, pastor of St Paul ANIE Zion churc
Little Rock, will be the main speaker Centennial Baptist
church. Sunday afternoon three o'clock The Pine Bluff
NAACP is celebrating the Fourth Anniversary OF the
Supreme decision OutlaWing Segregation The pub
lie S invited.
The StanfedGrady Post 4O1 American Legion is spon-
sorng mass meeting Townsend Park school, Thursday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16

they GANG 80. CONE ON OVER TO MY HOUSES Mons got
Chocolate Cream Pie waiting for u" Your popularity rating will
soar when you keep good supply of Simple Cream
Pes on hand for children and their friends easy
to do too since all the work of making perfect and filling
has been done for you by bakers Simply pie from
the freezer let derost As minutes ess if weaher warm
at room temperature about hours refrigerator and it's
ready TO serve On warm days anee pies cooling treat
served only partially defrosted
You can depend each pie have crust that's tender
ay and golden brown and filling that's creamy smooth and
delicious combination that makes for pure pie-eatng
pleasure Pick flavor avore chocolate lemon coconu
or strawberry from grocerS frozen cabinet Each
pie weighs pound measures inches in diameter
plenty for goodto-eat servings : :
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16
N O TICE!!
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to notify all lot owners
in Fraternal Cemetery that they
are hereby requested to clean up
and cut g1ass on same on or be-
fore MEMORIAL DAY, May 80,
1858. We are doing our best to
have better cemetery.
Fraternal Cemetery Board:
E. C. Thompson, president
P. w. Wade
P. B. Stewart
Leslie P White
T T. Thomas, sexton
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16

became Handy's monument the
album includes the Memphis, At
lanta, Beale Street. Yellow Dog,
Hesitating and Friendless Blues.
AS a dramatic close, Miss Kit
also sings STEAL Away and
Hist the Window, Noah,p both
Handy spiritual adaptations.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
Odessa Mae Wimberly, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 109666
Clardell Wimberlv, Defendant
The Defendant Clardell Wimber-
ly is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swar the complaint of the plain
tiff Odessa Mae Wimberly
Dated: Nav 5, 1858
Thad d. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
j. r. Booker
Attorney al Litem
Airline Turner Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red, d. c. -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16
Legal Notices

In The Pulaski County Probate
Court
IN Inc Matter of The Estate of
Rachel Ward, Deceased
No. $1,000
Notice of Petition For Determine
ton of Heirs
Any and every person all per-
sons who claim an interest what
ever in the hereinafter describ-
ed property that was owned bv
Rachel Ward, deceased, who
uled interstate on or about the
18th day of January, 1858, in Lit
tie Rock, Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas, are hereby notified that Jim.
my Lee Harris, Administrators of
the estate of Rachel Ward, de-
ceased, has filed petition for de-
termination of heirshin and the
court has set a hearing for the
18th day of May, 1858, at $3.50 a.
M, or as soon thereafter as the
the Pulaski County Probate Court
Court may entertain the same in
Little Rock, Arkansas.
That the property for which de-
terrQlnatlon of heirship is sought.
Is situated in Pulaski County,
Arkansas, and described as fol.
lows to-Wit:
Lot nine 90 in Block Sixteen
(l6) Park Addition to the CITY of
Little Rock, Arkansas
That all interested persons are
hereby notified to appear at the
above mentioned time and place
to state whatever objection and
establish whatever claim thew
may have in hereinabove describ-
ed property.
This notice was first published
on the 25th day of April, 1858.
Jimmie Lee Harris
Administrative of the estate
of Rachel Ward. deceased.
Petitioner
Thad D. Williams, AttolNev
5:16-23 &c
In The Pulaski County Probate
Court
In The Matter of The Estate TO
Ella H. Nall. Deceased
No. 32809
Notice of Petition For Determine
ton of Heirs
Any and every person who
claim an interest whatever in the
hereinafter described property
that was owned by Ella H. Nell,
deceased, who died intestate on or
about the 25th day of August,
1856. In Little Rock, Pulaski
County Arkansas, are hereby no.
tilted that A. c. Hatchett, Admin
lstrator of the estate of Ella H.
Nall, deceased has filed IA petit
ton for determination of heir
ship and the court has set hear
ing for the Bird day of June, 1858,
at $3.50 a. M, or as soon thereaf-
ter as the Court may entertain
the same in the Pulaski County
Probate Court, of Little Rock,
Arkansas.
That the property for which de-
termination of heirship is sought,
is situated in Pulaski County,
Arkansas, and described as fol-
lows to-wit:
North Half of Lot 10. Block
348 Original City of Little Rock,
Arkanas.
That all interested persons are
hereby notified to appear at the
above mentioned time and place
to state whatever objection and
establish whatever claim they
may have in the hereinabove des-
cribed property.
A. c Hatchett. Administrator
of the estate of Ella H. Nall,
deceased. Petitioner
Thad d. Williams, Attorney
5:16-23 1t
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16

Handy, daddy of the blues has
been even more indelibly record
ed in new RCA Victor hi-fi
release, "St. Louis Blues" by
Earthl Kit and the Shorty Rog-
ers orchestra.
In addition to the song which
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
Willie Tyiska, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1100l0
Thelma Tyiska, Defendant -.
The Defendant Thelma Tyiska' Is
worned TO appear in this courU
within thirty days and answer u
the complaint of the plalntll
Willie Tviska
Dated: May 2, 1858
w. w. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles L. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem z,,-
Airline Turner. Chancery Clelh
BY Jamye Dreher, ID. {. ~ a.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16
Daddy Of The
Blues" Recorded
By Eartha Kit

Already listed among the i'm
mortals of the music world, W. c.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16

In The Pulaski County Probate
Court
In Inc Matter of The Estate of
Rachel Ward, Deceased
Mo 21RQn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Brunswick Hands
Amelia First
District Loss, 10
BY Curtis salyer

The Amelia Orioles were handed
their first district loss of the season
at the hands of the Brunswick Bull
dogs
Carl Malone led the Brunswick
eleven as he scored two touchdoWnS
In the first half with Amelia back
on their own 20 yard line. Quarter
back J B. F'lippen threw a pass TO
James Jones Carl Malone inter
cepted the ball and raced down 10
the Amelia SIX yard line where
Brunswick later scored
Late in the second quarter, Bruins
wick punted to Amelia The Orioles
received the ban on their own %
yard line and in II carries advanced
the ball down to the Brunswick
eight With fourth down and goal 10
90 the clock ran out.
At the half the score read Bruins
wick 7 Amelia o.
IN the third quarter the Bulldogs
moved the ball deep into Amelia
territory Carl Malone scored from
eight yards out on an end run.
Malone scored again in the fourth
quarter Brunswick kicked off after
the I'D and caught Amelia back on
their own four The Orioles punted
the ball back to the thirty but the
Bulldogs quickly moved the ball to
the eight yard line On the next
play Brunswick scored but because
Of penalty it was called back to
the IS yard line. Malone. however
scored on IS yard off-tackle run
Amelia 0.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
District Round Up
Powhatan Meets Orange Friday HI
Crucial Battle For District HonOrs

Powhatan gets the acid test Fri
day when they play host 10 the IN
Vading Orange Hornets III de-
cisive District ball game II Pow
hatan wins they Will have cleared
their most difficult hurdle in the
championship race
Powhatan has one lie TO mar an
otherwise perfect mark. while
Orange has perfect record with
six wins, no losses, and all games
III the district
James Monroe is the only Other
team IN District 2 to have per
feet record They entertain Flu
wanna this week for an almost Ger
tain win However next week they
meet Valina III their most difficult
district game to date Varina has
only the tic with Powhatan TO mar
their district record. and like Pow
hatan. they will be all out to hand
a defeat TO the top runner.
II Orange and James Monroe pet
past Powhatan and Varina in the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

va snothercd 800 two weeks ago
by powerful LenorRhyne
Hampden-sydnev again rolled up
an Impressive offensive total
against Johns Hopkins, pounding
out 3l5 Yards rushing and adding
81 on two compilations In xix pass
attempts The Tigers also recover
ed three Hopkins fumbles.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
BY Donald Gates

The FarmvIlle High Wolverines
scored an easy 2o-7 win Friday
night over Blackstone High Oh the
Rams field. Farmville second and
third stringcrs played most Of Tie
second half
F'armvlle 20, rs first score
early III the first quarter after
Blackstone could advance the ball
no farther than the Ram 20 after
the kickoff. and punted. FarmVille
returning to the FHS Is.
Fullback G J Allard picked up a
first down running. then halfback
Bobby Gilmer threw perfect
strike 70 CoCapt John d Jones
fer d 65-yard pass-run touchdown.
Glner split the uprights with con
version placement kick and Farm
Vile went ahead 10
Two in Second
In the second quarter FarmVillc
added two slx-pointers. the first on
All explosive 85-yard touchdown run
By Gilncr Jones set the oppor-
tinity up when he intercepted a
Blackstone pass on the Farmville
IS The Wolverines extra point try
was no good and their lead stood at
1870.
After Farmville kicked TO the
Rams. Baxter Carter. FHS end in
tercepted Blackstone pass on the
FHS AZ and carried it back to the
Rams AZ Allard carried for Is tc
the Rams 30 from where Jones I'M
cOrked an all-the-Wav pass to end
Jimmy Craft who hauled it in for the
touchdown.
The conversion try by Gilmer was
successful and F'HS took 300 lead
into the intermissiOn rest.
Reserves Go In
Just before the half. Coach Gil
mer sent in reserves and for the
first time this season johnny South
/ all. ont with broken ankle. re
\ turned to action He was used al
/ quarterback and did a very gooo
Job
The third quarter was scoreless
although FHS once drove to The
Blackstone Is, but tumble there
was recovered by the Rams. Bobby
Schmidt, FHS halfback. intercepted
Ram pass on the Blackstone as
but FHS again was forced to kick
as the third quarter ended at 200
In the fourth quarter. the Ram.
put on sustained drive to the
Farmville Is. from where Dalton
Ram halfback. went up the middle
for a touchdown. Jones' conversion
try was good to make it 2O-7.
Statistics
A late-game tumble nipped al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Longwood College League
POWhatan Fattens
Record With 1919
Win Over Henry Clay

The Powhatan Indians ran over
The Henry Clay Statesmen to the
tune Of a ~ TO ~ victory at Pow
hatan last Friday This victory in
creased the Indian record to six
WINS. one tie and no losses.
Quarterback Artie Jessup tailed
with the first Indian I'D. Oh a GO
ward punt return which put the
Indians 70 quick lead
Doug walker tailed with the
conversion.
In the second quarter the Indians
exploded With three more touch
! downs. two on long pass plays
from Jessup and halfback Curtis
Lawson to end Christie Goodwin:
and the third was on a run off
tackly by Doug Walker.
Lawson and Henry Morris ac-
counted for the three extra points.
Al halfume the score read % to 0
The indians increased their lead
IN The third quarter when Doug
Walker. running from halfback
position scored on 45-vard of
tackle play Morris added the tx
TIA point and score was then 35
to D.
After tbs tally I'D Statesmen be-
gan p Click On oifense- Their first
! d. came on a 10 yard pass from
QUARTERBACK Topper Davis to end
Bruce Newell. Shortly after. their
zee halfback Tommy Alfano tai
lied Oh a 70 yard punt return. The
extra point va kicked by James
Luck
II the final period Henry Clay
drove fol- another tally which was
made by Altano, again, on a two
yard end run.
The Indians managed to score
again IN The fourth period when
fnllback Henry Morris literally
backed his way through the States
men line for three yards. The
game ended with the score stand
ING ~ ~ II
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Motion Eagles Meet
Carver High Nov. Z
In Homecoming Game

Changes in the R r Motion High
School football schedule provide
for Two remaining home appear
ances Of the Eagles. w H. Tru-
man. athletic director has an
nounced
The Eagles were to play Wat
son this Thursday on the road
while November has been desig-
mated homecoming day al Motion
The gridiron foe that day VIII be
Carver High
After a November ~ trip away
to meet Virginia Randolph. the
Eagles meet Foster in the season ;
finale on the Farmvllle field on No
vember 2l
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Strong Iangwood
Hockey Team Enters
Tidewater Tourney

LongWood COLLEGES crack hockey
team, possessing a 1853 record Of
~ on TOP Of last years unde-
feated season goes to Williams
burg this week end to participate
in the annual Tidewater Tourna-
ment.
Led BY Captain Sandy Tarter. the
IonRwood squad has defeated
Madison. Roanoke and Westhamp-
ton while losing only to the indie
pendent Richmond team, which in
cludes one u S. ranked player.
Playing for the successful Long
wood squad, in addition to Capt.
Tarter. Of Wytheville. are Barbara
Brantlev. center forward: Nancy
Andrews and Delo Dove, inners
/ Gall Cunningham and Capt. Tarter.
wings, Lou Heller. center halfback
Mary Hite Grayson and Jackie
Waller. halfbacks Pat Southworth
and Willie Taylor. fullbacks and
Nancy George, goal keeper.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
RouIing Results

Lceeeit'S , Bie Five Q


''A7'Vts hlR flNe
coca Cola : Falmvllle Five
''I rI,.l, .,. pavl',a %',..l, ,.,nn,..
Coca Cola 222 pms: high three
caia T., sa. op Il, "'s,' a.' NH .,
TEAM, roco rata ,os ~ ''''''
S,,.d;ros p.,,,,,,,,,la h,,.a VI.
l1a,,dgnn's .na rasn .a,, - -,
raraa,,.s j. ~ n.,s 7, y d.,
Nit III " It'll II
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Back -On-TrackH -SC Squad Return
TO Death Valley Against Cuilford
Carolina Foe
Holds ~ y Win
over Emory Henry

TIE Guilofd College Qualefs
come u Death Valley Saturday
afternoon 10 give local fans d
chance III Atst- Ha.npdan :1y dneg
Tigers IN operation since they Ht
wing back Oh thr victory road
Tie ~ North Carolinlans gained
ih,-if victories over teams played
iii common with III SC they wal
loped BridgeWater go and sab
ducd Emory and Henry ~
Thus with the action ensuing af
ter the z pm. Kickoff. The Tigers
Rct nm opportunity for prestige fc-
coyery, plus the challenge OF turn
iug back foe from the stout North
State Conference
Coach Bob Thalmau's feels his
H-SC squad has turned the corner
sinct it4 opening $40 conquest Of
BridReWater and It's 26 ~ loss ~
Emory and Henry
Waliop Jays
HIS exhibit No IA the "A 10 win
over Johns Hopkins Saturday al
Baltimore The Jays We're undc-
featcd PoinR into that contest,
which left them d soundly whipped
foe with Mason-D Dixon Conference
title aspirations konked ont
With such break away actions as
runs Of 86, 81 and 6G yards re-
spectively by Tommy DAVIS. Bill
Benson and Wayne Mclean, H-SC
was ahead 100 after a quarter and
28-0 by halftime When freshman
halfback Charlie Sears eliminated
drive on a one yard plunge and
Benson another On d tNo-yard
smash. the Tigers were out in front
$40 and Coach Thalnan cleared
tho bench He used AN rs suited
Tigers
Hopkins got its lone It'd against
reserves in the final period Mean
@hile Thalman had the opportun-
itN to work with the reserves I'D
creating more depth III the Tiger
squad, We're lnproping there
week bp week : Thalman reports
Of his squad
Now HSC. victors IN tw O
stralRht. II tied with Randolph
Macon for the Mason-Dixon Con
ference lead with a 30 record iii
mat loop and has III BIZ Benson
Virginia i new leading college
scorer
Benson Leads State
Benson defending state scoring
titllst With So points III 1857. nov
ha~ ~ with four games remain
iaa HI Mas collected seven touch
downs and three two point CONVEX
sons Behind Benson are j III
Raincs. Of Emory and Henry, with
20 points. and sam Horner, Of VMI
win 81
Gnlford IN us two losses.
dropped l47 verdict to Elon and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Orchid Takes JR
League Baseball
Title Series 81

The Orchid baseball club, which
early in the season was as low as
sixth place, climaxed an uphill sea
son by winning the James River
League title, edging Cumberland
81 in the championship playoffs
Manager Paul Sheridan's nine,
which finished the regular season
is second place behind Amelia on
a l4-7 record, broke a II playoff
knot with 10 victory in the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
by JOHN STICK

This has three high football
much drama
IL il Group II
Oddly enough thr Wile paed a
snort J af
Hehigh ii
Charlotte G ID
ns u WARS
Of lIStI ton lasItt tlteI all1ll
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
District } Summary
District Summary
Wolverines TEST Randolph-IIenry's
Tile Nellie TONIGHT Al Charlotte E.. II.
Summaries

Randolph Hrnfy Brunswick
GfeW, ana lsltastone Won biz 0fe.
The past week. The league leading
Statesmen had ronp W.th via
less Park View aln with haifback
Gene Gryder Scoring fonr T0's and
passing for another
CfeWe. behind 0-i3 Al the half
collected % III The second half TO
outduel Victoria n Panrhers. 26-25
Victoria stayed in the game on
flaShy Billy Wcllons three tbs.
That performance kept Wcllons in
the loop scoring lead with lo1
points
Halfback Carl Malone hot la
points as BlunsWick kept Oh the
heels Of Randolph Henry The M. /
Bulldogs handed Amelia iis first
loop defeat 30
Bruce Sncad scored all 10 Of
Bluestone' points as the Barons
dnmptcd slnmping Greensville I3-
II Snead tailed on 20-yard run
pass play and Oh runs III eight and
70 yards.
Buckingham went oft Of The loop
70 whip Nelson County handily 81
10 The Bncs, 80 Ill District 8 have
2 81 overall record They get a
severe test this week running into
District Appomatt0y