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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09

EGGS country fresh. call on us
for your needs. Phone EX2-4774, Will
lie Wilchlin. Rt. l. lO-2p F.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09

LOT m acre on Highway Is. near
Kingsville. $1,000. Landon Atkins.
RealtOr, Phone EX2-4695, Farmville.
Va. 9-4-tf tF)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09
FOR SALE

RESIDENCE. Modern, bedrooms.
modern kitchen 2 baths full base
ment, central oil heat, car port, lot
$50 500 it. located near Farmville.
This home is like new. Price $l1 600.
Landon Atkins, Realtor, Phi. EX2-
1895. Farmville, Va. 9-4-tf tF)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09

3 ACRES ~ with bedroom resi-
dence and out buildings. IL miles
west of Farmville on route 400.
Priced at $500 Basil Atkins with
Landon Atkins, Realtor, Phone EX2-
1895. Farmville. Va. 7-24-tf (F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09
FOR SALE

KENMORE automatic washer. Used.
Good condition. SOS 90 Call Mrs.
Billy Mckay. Export 1882. lO-9-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09
HELP WANTED

WANTED - Man or woman who
would like to average $3.50 to $500
an hour as Watkins Dealer in west
Charlotte County and Cumberland
County Car necessary. No capital
investment. Supply rural families
with Watkins Nationally Advertised
Products. Best selling season of year
at hand. Write The j. r. Watkins
Company. P. o. Box SOIL. Rich
mOnd, Virginia. l0-9-4p tFl
ATTENDANTS WANTED Tw
service station attendants. SIPS per
hour for 43 hour week. plus time and
half for overtime. High School grad
uate with previous service station
experience desired Please call Mr..
Walter Southall, Ex2-4936. l0-9-2t
DAIRY help wanted. Jenkins Bros.
Elk 2-4335. Green Bay. Va. l0-6-2t
WAITRESS white, 10 years or
over, Apply in person. Hotel Wey-
anoke manager. Farmville, Va.
# l0-2-4t
WANTED Immediately Colored
couple, $3.50 years of age. House
work for family. Eight miles from
Richmond. Five room. home furn-
ished on premises, with modern con-
veniences. State references and sal
airy expected. Write Mrs. E. F. Will
lis, P.O. Box 1888, Ridge Station,
Richmond 90, Va 10-6-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09

FARM MACHINERY IN In order to
settle the Estate of S. v. Morefield
1900 Bales excellent Lespedeza hay,
Ferguson Disk Pillow. Oliver Drill.
New Massey-Ferguson Mower, Ford
Scoop. Bush Disk Mrs. S. v. More
field. Ri. 3, Amelia, Va. 1O-9-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09

APARTMENT HOUSE: 4 apart
ments, central heat. near Main St.
A sound investment at $1,000. Lam
don Atkins. Realtor, Farmville,
Phone EX2-4695. 8-l4-tf tF)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09

CHIHUHUAS = Weaned, Wormed
registered American Kennel Club
s35 each. months old, vaccinated
distemper, hepotitis, rabies, $50 to
$50 Two proven matrons. not reg
istered, ready to breed $35 each -
Real Bargain Whitney Evans,
Phone 2Ool. AppomattOx. 109-lp
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09

WILL TRADE 80 caliber Colt
automatic pistol for suitable muzzle-
loading tpercussion) pistol or rifle.
Phone EX2-5096 after pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09

RESIDENCE: near Farmville High
School. 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, oil
hot water heat, storm windows and
extra lot $4,000. Landon Atkins
Realtor, Farmville, Phone EXP 4695.
8-l4-tf FL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-09

ORGAN = old. in good condition.
$500. Phone 39O-M or 1888.
7-31-tf (F)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26
Orsini Denies
Soroyo Report

ROME. Mar. 26 tAP). =
Roman Prince Raimondo Or
SIM said last night there is
nothing to reports that he and
Princess Soraya. former en-
press Of Iran, intend to marry
He added that he and the
green-eyed beauty are very
good friends.
An acquaintance Of the
Prince said, however. that this
did not mean Orsini had not
thought Of marriage TO Soraya
The 27-year-old Prince had
considered the idea even 10
the point Of visiting the Va
tican to discuss 1t. the ac-
quaintance added.
At the Vatican, said the ac-
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A. "A. {. ZION
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otto c. schuetze OF Christ
Lutheran Church.
North Bethesda also will have
community Good Friday 'serv-
ices from noon TO 3 pm. in
the North Bethesda Methodist
Church. l0l00 Old Georgetown
road. Participating clergy are
the Rev. Thomas B. Allen, st,
Luke's Episcopal; the Rev,
Grover Reiger. Bethesda Con-
gregational; the Rev. Ray Hart
cell Of Trinity Lutheran. and
the Rev. Richard l.. Irwin OF
the host church.
Thirteen churches OF the
Wheaton area will take part
IN the three-hour noon services
at Hughes Methodist Church,
l0700 Georgia avenue. These
are, besides the Hughes Church.
United Presbyterian Church Of
the Atonement: First Baptist OF
Wheaton: Resurrection Luther
an: Good Shepherd Church Of
the Brethren; MILAN Memorial
Methodist: Viers Mill Baptist;
Georgia Avenue Christian; st.
Johns Evangelical Lutheran:
Wheaton Woods Baptist:
Wheaton Presbyterian: North
Gate Baptist, and Glenmont
Methodist.
Rockville Service
The Rockville Ministerial AL
lance is sponsoring its annual
community three-hour service
lat noon in the FIRST Baptist
Church of Rockville. South
Washington and West Jefferson
streets.
Ministers who will speak in
clude the Rev. @. Custer Crom-
well of Rockville Methodist;
the Rev. John w. Laney Of
Twinbrook Baptist; the Rev.
Kenneth B. Vented Of Faith
United; the Rev. Cecil Bishop
of Clinton A.M.E. Zion: the
Rev. j. N. Diddle Of Free Meth
odist; the Rev. Jacob Gamble
of the host church, and the
Rev. James c. Fail of Rock
vile Presbyterian.
Seven speakers will partici-
pate in the noon to 3 pm.
service of Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and H streets
NV. They are the Rev. VIII
liam L. Scurlock. of Takoma
Park Baptist; Howard Rees,
Baptist student secretary for
the District Baptist ConvenI
ton; the Rev. B. Ross Nor
rison Of Wheaton Baptist
Church: the Rev. Charles w.
Caulkins of Brookmont Bap.
fist: the Rev. Harry A. Nc
Knight, jr. Of Briggs Baptist,
and the Rev. Chester H. Jones.
associate minister, and the
Rev. Paul K. Mcfarland, min
lister Of Christian Education,
at Calvary.
Lutheran Church Of the
Reformation, 212 East Capitol
street. also will have seven
ministers for Its three-hour
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service. They are the Rev.
Richard L. Manning, = Faith
Lutheran Church: DR.. Robert
Van Deusen of the National
Lutheran Council; Or. Paul
Orso Of the Lutheran Inner
Mission Society: DR.. Otto
Reimherr of Hope Lutheran
Church; DR.. Carl Simon Of
Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church. and the Rev. j. Paul
Settler, assistant pastor. and
DR.. Lawrence D. Folkemer.
pastor Of Reformation.
Arlington Service
Five Methodist churches In
Arlington County are sponsor
ing the three-hour service In
the Community Methods
Church. Key boulevard and
North Byran street. Arlington
Besides the host church they
are Clarendon, Arlington. Gen.
tial and Mr.. Olivet Methodist
churches.
Two Washington area minis
tiers will exchange pulpits for
three hour services at noon to-
morrow. The Rev. William F.
Creighton. bishop coadjutor-
elect OF the Diocese Of WASH
ington and rector Of st. Johns
Episcopal Church. 570l Wis
consip avenue. Chevy Chase.
will speak at Christ Episcopal
Church. Thirty-flrst and o
streets NV. Christ Episcopal's
rector. DR.. John r. Anshutz.
will conduct the same service
at st. Johns.
Other churches holding
three-hour services tomorrow.
from noon to 3 pm. unless
otherwise noted. include:
Episcopal
Epiphany; St, Johns. Lafayette
SQUARE: All Souls Memorial: Christ,
Washington Parish: Trinity, Arling-
ton, Fails Church: Grace, Silver Spfing,
and St. ks-on.Capitol-Hil.
Lutheran
Luther Place Memorial.
Methodist
Foundry. and Good Shepherd, Silver
A. NE Zion
John Wesley.
PRESBYTERIAN
New York Avenue, and Fourth, Be-
thesda.
Roman Catholic
St. Aloyslus; Immaculate Conception:
st, PatTick'S, and Our Lady Queen Of
Peace, Arlington
Military Installations
Andrews Air Force Base, Protestant,
Chapel No. /, and Fort Myer, South
Area Chapel. Catholic, 1:30 TO 4:30
pm.
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son. minister. the Rev. Joseph
Mccartney. minister emeritus,
and the Rev. John Vedder Ed
wards, assistant minister Of the
host church.
Community Services
A group of churches Of the
Sixteenth street community will
hold a three-hour service be-
ginning at noon in the Sixth
Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets NV
Participating are Bethany Bap-
list, Hamline Methodist, Church
of the Nazarene, Episcopal
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION
National Memorial Church Of
God and Sixth Presbyterian.
A community three-hour ser.
vice also will be held in Avon
dale Baptist Church, Michigan
and Eastern avenues N. E. Be-
sides the host church. those
included are Brookland Bap-
fist, Brookland Methodist. Nc
Kendree Methodist, Michigan
Park Christian, Sherwood
Presbyterian and st. Peter:
Lutheran.
Five churches and two Gov
eminent installations will par.
ticipate in a community three
hour service at noon in the
Episcopal Church of the Holy
Communion, 3640 Nichols ave.
lnue S. Z.
These are Congress Height:
Methodist, Congress Heights
Presbyterian, Covenant Bap.
fist, Faith Lutheran, the host
church. and representatives oil
St. Elizabeths Hospital and Boil
ling Air Force Base. Offerings
received at the service are to
be used for the Greater South
east Washington Hospital
Fund.
Pastors Of six Southeast
Lutheran churches and q Navy
chaplain will participate in the
three-hour service at Holy
Comforter Lutheran Church,
Branch and Alabama avenues
S. e. The churches they rep
resent are Our Saviours Evan
gelical, Faith. Bethany. st. An
drew'S. st. Matthew's and the
host church. The Navy chap
lain is 1t. Comdr. Max @. Beck
of the Naval Receiving Station.
Service in Bethesda
The Bethesda Council Of
Churches is sponsoring a noon
to three pm, service at the
Bethesda First Baptist Church.
Wilson lane and Cordell ave-
niue. for Protestant worshippers
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
area.
r DIR. George Davis. professor
of Christian Theology at Cro-
Sier Theological Seminary
Chester. Pa, will preach or
the last word of Christ. Other
speakers are the Rev. Forrest
L. Farris, st. Andrews Meth.
odist Church; the Rev. A. C
Young, Columbia Height.
Christian Church; the Rev
Harry Mcknight. Briggs Bap.
fist Church; the Rev. Lloyd g
Brown, Bradley Hills Presby.
terrain Church, and the Rev
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quaintance. q cardinal Of the
Roman Catholic church told
orsinl the church could not
approve a marriage between
him and Soraya, 20. The half
German former wife Of the
Shah Of Iran IS divorced and
is not a Catholic.
Soraya new to Rome from
Germany on Monday amid
rumors that she was coming
to see the Prince and meet his
mother. They had both been in
Switzerland over the Christmas
holidays, and Orsini was her
frequent escort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26

In black garments and the altar
is stripped the candles not
lighted.
Many churches will hold serv-
ices that run from noon to 3
pm. marking the time Christ
was on the cross at Mount
Calvary.
To further this observance,
the, Good Friday Observance
Com mittee Of Washington
works to obtain the voluntary
cooperation of Government
and business in allowing en-
ployes to attend services.
The Rev. DR.. Albert p.
Shirley Of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church this year is
serving as chairman Of the
committee. which has been
functioning each year since
1910.
Co-chairmen of the Observ-
ance Committee are the Most
Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle, Catho-
lie Archbishop Of Washington:
the Right Rev. Angus Dun.
Episcopal Bishop of Washing
ton. and Methodist Bishop G..
Bromley Oman of Washington.
The Right Rev. Msgr. George
L. Gingras is executive secre-
taIy and treasurer Of the COM
mittee.
Cross Of Lights
Through the efforts Of the
committee, the District Com
missioners have approved the
use~of across of lights on the
District Building and the Mu-
.nicipal Center from 6 o'clock
tonight through Good Friday
morning.
/. The three-hour service at
the Washington Cathedral will
begin at noon and Bishop Dun
will officiate. The Seven Last
Words will be interspersed with
sacred music and prayers.
The Byrn Mawr College
Chorus. directed by Robert L.
Goodale. and the Haverford
College Glee Club. directed by
Charles w. Ludington, viii pro-
vide special music.
The Very Rev. Msgr. william
j. Await of st. Matthews Ca
thedral staff will preach at a
Holy Hour beginning there at
noon. SO atss@s
1t will be followed at / pm.
by a two-hour liturgical serv-
ice with Archbishop O'Boyle
presiding. The sermons will
be given by the Very Rev. Msgr.
Martin Christopher, also Of the
cathedral staff.
The Council of Churches
Joins with the National Pres
byterian Church in sponsoring
a service froom noon to 3 pm.
at National Church, Eighteenth
and N streets NV.
Seven ministers wiz ,partici-
pate in the service. including
the Rev. Henry c. Koch. Con-
cordian Lutheran Evangelical
Church; the Rev. Russell c.
Stroup. Georgetown Presby-
terian; the Rev. John Randolph
Taylor, Presbyterian Church
of the Pilgrims: the Rev. Ar
thur Romig, general presbyter.
Washington CITY Presbytery,
and the Rev. Edward L. r. FL
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- gAfEF w 9sFET n
Area Churches List
Good Friday Services

Washington area Christians tomorrow will commemorate
the day Christ died upon the
Good Friday is regarded by Christians the saddest
day in history and tradonaly observed by fasting and
mourning. L.
Roman Catholic churches the ofcatng clergy appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
NASHUA FILLIEs EXPENSIVE. TOO
Colt Sold for $4,000,
TopPrice at KeeneIund

Haggin Perry. 1t was out Of
Bella Figura, by Count Fleet
Combs and his son, Leslie
B. Combs III, broke theil
father-son combination recorc
when they sold 20 head fol
$500, 900. Their previous rec
ord, set in 1856, was 26 head
for $532.200.
In all, the evening sale saw
so head go for $800,400, ar
average Of $l5,l0l.
The elder Combs sold eight
yearlings for 1921, 900, ar
average Of $4O,l25, only slightly
below his own all-time high
average Of $40.222 set in 1856
The younger Combs 81 head
went for $287,600, an average
of $l3,695.
A three-quarters brother OF
Summer Tan brought the tor
afternoon sale price of $5l 900
The colt is a son Of Helioscope-
Miss libby, by Omaha, and was
from the consignment of Reno
Renfrew's Sunnyside Farm. He
was purchased by Olin Gentry
for an undisclosed buyer. Fifty
other yearlings were sold for ar
average $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Yowkey Shakes Up Red Sox,
Calls Up Two Furmhunds

tice are Shortstop Don Buddin
and the previously platooned
first basemen, Dick Gernert and
Vic Wertz.
We'll bring them in and
We'll throw them out" Yawkey
said. IF the players we have
aren't doing the job, We'll get
rid of them. Well give every
one an opportunity. It's up to
them to make good.
This is the time to find out
what our top players in the
minor leagues can do. If we
haven't got them in our own
system. then we'll know what
we have to do when the trading
deadline is removed and when
inter-league trading opens"
urges said in Cleveland he
would work Wilson G0-2) in
relief at first, then perhaps
move him to a starting job
later. The 230-pound right
handler has famed 124 in Ill
innings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

BOSTON, July % (AP).-
Owner Tom Yawkey, challeng-
ing his Red Sox to get going
or get out, has ordered the
cellar clubs infield shaken up.
Yawkey and General Man
ager Bucky Harris yesterday
called the shots at Shortstop
Jim Mahoney and Negro Pitch
er Earl Wilson where sum-
moned from the Minneapolis
farm.
After a phone conversation
with Manager Billy urges in
Cleveland, it was announced
that Mahoney, batting .211 in
the American Association,
would start for the Red Sox
at shortstop in tonight's
double-header with the In
dams. PumpSie Green, recent
ly called up as the first Negro
to play for the parent club,
takes over second base while
Pete Runnels moves to first.
Benched until further no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Crawford Gusts
Ned Chase; Dell,
Ralph Advance

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July
% (AP).-Chris Crawford, the
forgotten man of the United
States Davis Cup squad, is hop.
ing to recapture his competitive
confidence in the list Meadow
Club invitation grasscourt ten.
mis- tournament.
Third-seeded, the 19-year-olc
Slugger from Piedmont, Calf.
is recovering from a broker
left ankle, injured in early May
He was a member of the Davi:
Cup squad that went to Aus
tralia last fall.
Crawford breezed past Nee
Chase of Washington, D. C.
60, 6-3, yesterday to move
into today'S. second round.
Another winner was Dor
Ralph of Bethesda, Md, who
swamped Swing Meyer of Lo.
Gust Valley, N. Y, 6-1, Go
His neighbor, Don Dell of Be.
thesda, advanced by default
over Brad Browne of Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Thompson Signed
For Rudemucher

COLUMBUS. Ga, July %
(AP).-Pete Rademacher, who
lost to Floyd Patterson in
a heavyweight championship
fight on August %, 1857, will
meet Tommy Thompson OF
Washington, D. c., August IS
at City Auditorium.
The announcement OF Rade-
macher's return to the profess
sional ring came yesterday at
a press luncheon held by Pro-
moter Tony Scala.
1t will be Rademacher's third
appearance as a professional.
Besides losing TO Patterson in
six rounds, the 1856 Olympic
champion lost to Fora Foley
Of Chandler. Ariz., in four
rounds.
1t will be Thompson's second
appearance in Columbus. Last
year the Washington heavy
weight lost to Willie Pastrano.
Since that time he has chalked
up five straight victories, all by
knockouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
DeMothu Cogers
Halt J&A Streak

johnson and Adams, which
sponsors the Landon team, lost
its first game in the Boys Club
of Washington Summer Basket
ball League last night at Jelleff
Branch.
DeMatha, led by Johnny
Herbert'S IL points and Mike
Riedy's rebounding, took a 3D.
rs victory to end J6EA'S streak
at seven games. George Man
ger had 10 points and Fred
Hetzel nine for the losers.
Clinton defeated Priory, To-
So, in the other limited division
game. Temple Cleaners topped
Arlington Post A in the un-
limited league, $685..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

LEXINGTON, KY. July 20
(AP).-Leslie Combs II sold a
yearling by Royal Charger for
900, highest price Of the
opening day Of the Keeneland
summer sales.
The colt, a chestnut out OF
Grecian Queen, by Heliopolis,
was bought last night by G.
G. Raible.
Two other Combs yearlings,
both flllies, commanded some
attention as the first daugh-
tiers Of the famed Nashua
brought $4,000 and $4,000.
The lower priced filly, out
OF Beau Jet, by Jet Pilot, was
sold to the Cambridge Stable.
The other fllly went to w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
a Yunks Undergo
Checks, Surgery
Set for SkoWron

CHICAGO, July % (AP).-
Four members of the battered
New York Yankees underwent
medical examinations by a trio
of physicians at Henrotin Hos
pital yesterday.
Infielder Gil McDougald
outfielder Tony Kubek and
Pitcher Bob Turley were found
unfit for duty for at least three
more days. Second BaSemar
Bobby Richardson may be able
to play when the Yanks open
a three-game series here to-
night.
McDougald is suffering from
a virus and he will be re-
examined tomorrow. Turley
has a bruised chest muscle but
will be permitted to throw
lightly for a few days. Kubek
has an inflamed left shoulder
and can only toss ball easily
Richardson suffered spraineo
ligaments of the left knee Sun
day in a home-plate collision
with Lou Berberet, Detroit
catcher.
NEW YORK, July % (AP)
Bill Skowron, Yankee first
baseman. will undergo an op-
Grafton to reset his broken left
wrist, a spokesman for the
club said yesterday.
Skowron, who is in Lennon
Hill Hospital here. was in con-
siderable pain yesterday ano
no time had been set for the
operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Detty's No-Hitter
Features Action
In Babe Ruth PIuy

Bill Deity pitched a no-hit-
ter at Bancroft Park last night
to lead Arlington Southern to
victory in its first crack at the
Babe Ruth League playoffs.
Arlington Southern defeated
Vienna Herndon, 21-0, and
earned the right to play Falls
Church American at Sis today
at Bancroft in the second round
of the Northern Virginia Dis
trict Examinations. Falls Church
American won the State cham
pionship last year.
In other playoff games last
night, Vienna-Oakton scored
in the bottom of the seventh
inning to defeat Annandale,
4-3, at Bancroft; Springfield
ouSted Quantico, 1871, at Guam
tico; Fairfax beat Manassas,
9-1, at Falls Church High
School, and for the second
year in a row Mclean bumped
Baileys Crossroads, 80, in the
first round, also at Falls
Church.
Mclean went 10 innings to
hand Dick Pickeral his second
defeat in three years of Babe
Ruth pitching. Pickeral has
pitched four no-hitters this
season.
Following the first game at
Bancroft tonight, Fairfax meets
Chesterbrook Mclean at 8
o'clock. At Falls Church High,
Springfield plays Falls Church
National at 8 o'clock after Ar
lington Northern meets Vienna
Oakton at Sis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Harper Draws
opNan1esfor
PGAPartners

Chandler Harper is the only
Middle Atlantic pro to draw
name" golfers as playing
partners in the National PGA
Championship that starts
Thursday at the Minneapolis
Golf Club in Minnesota.
Harper, the 1850 PGA cham
pion from Portsmouth, Va,
plays with Gene Littler, the
second-leading money winner.
and Lionel Hebert, the 1857
PEA champion, at 1913 am.
Thursday and 2:02 pm. Friday.
Woodmont's Clarence Doser,
an automatic qualifier as the
Mid-Atlantic PGA champion,
and the four who won places
at Richmond, Clare Emery of
Washington, Jimmy Bellizzi of
Indian Spring, Walter Romans
Iof Baltimore Country Club,
and Jack Isaacs of Langley Air
Force Base give this section a
Six-player representation.
Bellizzi is in the first three
some off the tee, while Emery
is in the last group.
Pairings and starting times
of the other Mid-Atlantic
players, the first time Thurs
day and the second time Fri
day:
| 7:30 and 11:14-John Lang
ford of Enid, Okla. Paul Por-
ter of East Aurora, N. Y, with
Bellizzi.
9:0l and 12:45-Gene Bone,
Grand Blanc, Mich, Bob Crow,
Hopkins, Mimi, with Isaacs.
Grow formerly was assistant
pro at Woodmont.
| 1904 and 1:48-Paul Seger-
lund, Detroit. Al Feminelli,
New York, with Romans.
1892 and 2:16-Bud Will
hanson, Lincoln, Nebr., j. D.
Taylor. Denver. with Dossr.
2:51 and 11:07-Dick Kline,
West Point, Ga, Jim Farina,
Ballston Spa, N. Y, with
Emery.