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age with 1923 is Clyde Orn-
dorff, who has been out of ac-
ton lately with an ailing back.
His substitute, Charlie Evans,
has rolled in succession 413,
408. 412 and 420 and sports a
137 average for that stretch.
Sure hope you can find
room in your column for stuff
like this because many thou
sands of us would like to read
it. We all know who the stars
are, but don't know much
about the near-stars much less
about those who never will be
stars, but may have a bright
moment some time"
Bob de Mast, that was
squarely in the pocket.
*%&
Two weeks running Jen
Goodwin has won the week
end tourney at Bonifant Lanes.
In one victory he blasted a
l85 game and in the other one
of 20l, which set an unofficial
record for Bonifant. Manager
Frank DImperio, a former
National Duckpin Congress all
events champion, said it was
the first 200 he'd ever seen
rolled.
JEFF is a brother of Jim
Goodwin, the Bonifant propri-
etor.
This" Jim grinned, "is. en-
barraSSing."
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Tar Heels Halt
Deacons' Rally.
To Win, 62-59.

GREENSBORO, N. c., Jan. 9
(AP). - North Carolina put
down a determined laSt-minute
rally by Wake Forest tonight
to beat the eighth-ranked
Deacons, $3.50, in an Atlantic
Coast Conference game.
A sellout crowd of 9.047 in
the new Greensboro coliseum
saw Wake Forest knocked out
Of the ACC lead. The game was
ordered moved outside Winston
Salem because of last years
near riot on the Deacon campus.
The Tar Heels saw their g.
point lead narrowed to a single
point, 58-57, on Tommy Nc
Coy'S two free throws with Al
seconds remaining. But 6-foot-7
Lee Shaffer turned in a bril-
liant driving hookshot which
developed into a three-point
play with 90 seconds left. The
play put the game on ice.
York Larese led the Tar
Heels with 20 points. Harvey
Salz contributed 19 and Shaffer
l3. For the Deacons, George
Ritchie was tops with l3.
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Southeastern u.
Beats Shepherd ,

Southeastern University, a
106-76 loser to Shepherd State
Teachers before Christmas,
evened the score with a 1858
victory yesterday at Fort Myer.
Southeastern played deliber-
ate basketball to take a 4O-3l
lead at intermission but soon
afterward fell into a 45-45 tie.
al Camacho and Bill Brown
helped the home team move in
front again with their rebound
ing and Danny Porter and Bob
by Lomax turned on the fast
break to complete the triumph,
their eighth in IL games.
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Olympic Canoe Trials Set
July 1917 at Bear Mountain

Olympic Trial tests will be
conducted in mems singles.
doubles and relay with kyaks
and Canadian singles and dou-
bleS and in women's kayak
singles and doubles.
The team selected will leave
New York August IA and will
return from Rome September
8. A total of 10 men and three
women will make up the team.
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The United States Olympic
Association Canoeing Commit
tee selected Lake Sebago at
Bear Mountain. N. Y, as the
site for the Olympic Trials
July 1917 in a meeting yes
terday at the Willard Hotel.
For the first time in history,
the trials will be conducted on
a basis of three races in each
event. instead of just one.
Before, If a man broke a
paddle or got hit with a motor
boat wash, he was out of luck"
explained Ernest L. Miller, who
will be team manager and
coach. with three races, we
have a better chance of land
ing the best performers"
Miller, who also heads the
Olympic preparation program,
said his group is planning a
series Of pre-trial meets, with
the first tentatively scheduled
here during the Cherry Blossom
Festival
The Presidents Cug Regatta
Association had hoped to hold
the trials in Washington.
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W&L Defeat
Catholic Five

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. 8
(AP) Washington g. Lee took
an 8-6 lead after two minutes
tonight and went on to de-
feat tough Catholic Univer-
sity basketball team, 80-74. for
its second straight triumph.
The Generals, who lost to
the Cardinals by 10 points
earlier in the season, were pow
cred to a l0-point lead mid
way the first half on the shoot
ing Of Nal Lassman and Frank
Surface.
Surface, with % points, and
Lassman, with II, took scoring
honOrS for W9yT,
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Dates Listed
ForWirginio
Golf Events

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. g
CAP-The Virginia State Golf
Association tonight awarded
the third annual VSGA Open
golf tournament to the Dam
vile Golf Club and the State
Mems Amateur championships
to Hot Springs for a 18th con-
secutive year.
Exact dates for the VSGA
Open were not announced, but
the competition will be held in
September.
The State Amateur was set
for the July 4 week end over
the Cascades Course at Hot
Springs. Qualifying will begin
either June 90 or 80, with finals
set for the following Monday,
July 4.
The State Seniors tournament
will be played at the Home
stead course in Hot Springs
simultaneously with the State
Amateur.
Hidden Valley Country Club
in Roanoke was awarded the
mems State team tournament,
to be held the last week in
August. The State Juniors tour
nament was set for July 1922
at site to be selected.
The annual Virginia-DiStrict
of Columbia team match was
booked for July II at the Con-
gressional Country Club in
Washington.
Virginia's women golfers will
hold their amateur champion
ships at the Homestead Course
July 1929 and their State
team tournament at the Cava-
lier Country Club, Virginia
Beach, october 1920.
The VSGA passed an amend
ment offered by its executive
committee which will raise an
nual dues for members of the
association from $50 to $50 for
clubs with l8-hole courses and
from SIS to $50 for clubs with
nine-hole courses. Present
VSGA membership was an
nounced as 81 clubs, 36 of
which have l8-hole courses.
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BLUE DEVILS TOP
N. c. STATE, A-34

DURHAM, N. c., Jan. 9
(AP).-A Duke squirt in the
last four minutes gave the Blue
Devils a 47-34 victory over
North Carolina State here to-
night.
The victory left Duke un-
beaten in conference competi-
ton with a 80 record and was
the first victory for Coach Vic
Bubas over N. c. State coach
Everett Case, under whom
BubaS had played and served as
an assistant before taking oyer
at Duke this year.
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

TODAY For duckpinners,
the Walter Cunningham Memo
rial Handicap at Clarendon and
the Greenway Bowl Women's
Handicap.
For tenpinners, the start of
the Billy Rapp Memorial Head
pin tournament.
For everyone who rolls in a
Sunday league, the BowlerS
Victory Legion tournament.
Here's a letter from Bob de
Masi, scorer of the American
Mixed League:
Il was delighted to see your
article concerning just ordinary
bowlers like most of US that
roll in what I call the bread
and butter" leagues instead Of
the few glamour leagues. Also
I noted with interest your in
vitation % send in bowling
news of the lesser leagues which
we consider worthy of mention
and which is extremely inter-
esting to 50 many of us.
This is something I have
been wanting to do for some
20 years, but all my friends as
sured me you would never pub
lish it. So I'm going to make
this a test case.
$&&
Il am secretary and official
scorer for the American Mixed
League at Bethesda 40 Lanes.
Our maximum league entering
average for teams is 535. Teams
consist of three men and two
women. We have IL.
"On a recent night, our
league had two very superior
performances by women. Mary
Robinson. who leads the women
in average with 1921 for As
games, had a set of AIS, cli-
NAKED by a l59 game. Marilyn
Rankin had a 146 to go with
Mary's 159 as part of a team
effort Of 625 by the Willis &
Slater team, the league lead
er. Marilyn's set was 364.
While Mary was achieving
the first 400 set of her career
Betty Hummer of Soper's Esso
was shooting a 422, also with a
l59 in which she marked in the
first seven boxes and missed
spare breaks in the last three
The following week she shot a
1853.
-
"A few weeks ago we had a
real oddity The mems and
women's high individual games
of the season were rolled at
the same time and against each
other. Bill Pop Kirby, our
genial president, rolled a l9O
as part of a 635 game for M. H.
Barnes Plumbers and Mary
Robinson rolled l61 to enable
Willis g. Slater to beat the
Plumbers with a 656. high for
the season and part of the
high set of 1912. 1t was the first
1900 in the leagues history.
The mems leader in aver
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Bulls Rally Tops
Navy Prep School

BAINBRIDGE, Md. Jan. 9
Especially - Bulls Prep from
Silver Spring recovered from a
slow start, built a 13-point lead
with two minutes left and
scored a 1868 basketball vic
tory over the Naval Academy
Prep School here today. Bulls
is unbeaten in three games.
Bainbridge took an early lead
before John Mahoney started
clicking for the visitors, who
pulled ahead briefly before
halftime. After intermisSion,
the rebounding of 6-foot-6 Jerry
Spears and l0-point contribu-
tions by Spears, Bill Jarvis and
Hank Kettelhodt led Bulls
squirt.
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Howard Coeers
Defeat MontcIuir

Howard University evened its
basketball record at A with a
62-58 victory over Montclair
IN. j. Teachers (7-4D yester-
day at Howard.
Dee Williams, formerly of
Spingarn High School. and
Lawrence Hancock paced the
Bisons' attack, each with II
points.
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MIDDLE ATLANTIC REPORT
Coss and Donna Floyd
Head ennis Rotinos
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star star Writer

Tim Coss of Washington and
Donna Floyd of Arlington
headed the 1859 mems and
women's Middle Atlantic Lawn
Tennis Association singles rank
ings, announced yesterday.
CoSS replaced Ted Rogers of
Chevy Chase in the top spot.
the latter dropping to third
place. Second place went to
Capt. King Lambert, a Marine
at Quantico.
Others in the first 10 of the
mems division are Fred McNair,
4; Bobby Payne of Richmond,
5: Don Ralph. s; Wilbur Jen-
kinS, Z: Phil Neff, 8; Don Floyd,
8. and Peyton Howard, 10.
Replaces Mrs. Ayares
Miss Floyd, a William and
Mary College student. regaine%
the No. l position in the wom-
ems division from Mrs. Adri-
enne AyareS of Baltimore,
whom she defeated in the Mid
die Atlantic championships.
Mrs. AyareS played in only the
one Middle Atlantic tourna-
ment and so was placed in the
insufficient data class.
Donald Dell of Bethesda,
winner of the Middle Atlantic
mems championship, also was
put in the insufficient data
class because he competed only
in that event. A player or team
must play in at least two Mid
die Atlantic sanctioned tourna-
mentS to be ranked.
The rankings were an
nounced by Judge Edward A.
Beard of Washington at the
annual meeting at the Balti-
more Country Club.
In the mems doubles, the
Marine combination from
Quantico, Lambert and Ed
Bennett, were put in the No.
position. They were runnerSup
10 Dell and Crawford Henry of
Atlanta, Ga. in the Middle At
lantic doubles championships.
The latter team was not ranked
because this was the only sec
tional tournament in which
they played.
New Officers Named
Olga Mahaney and Charlotte
Decker Of Washington led the
women's doubles.
Owen Hohenstein of Colum-
bia Country Club completed his
term as president of the Mid
die Atlantic Association and
was succeeded by T. Braxton
Horsley Of Richmond.
Other new officers are Kahl
Spriggs of Chevy Chase, vice
president: A. o. White of
Washington. secretary: Caspar
NarneS of Washington. assist
ant secretary; Henry H. Classic
Of Chevy Chase, treasurer. and
Frank G. Roberts of Baltimore.
sectional delegate to the United
States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton.
Executive committee mem
bers chosen were Judge Beard.
representing the District of
Columbia; F. Barton Harvey.
Baltimore, and Thornton
Moore. Bethesda, for Mary
land; Donald Floyd, Arlington,
and Vincent Thomas. Norfolk,
for Virginia; Herbert Stans-
bury, Beckley, and Kathryn
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Eagles Lose
To ST. Peter's S

JERSEY CITY. Jan. 9 (Spe-
ciaD. - American University
kept pace with st. Peters for
the first half here tonight, but
fell behind after the intermis-
sion and wound up with its
fourth loss in 10 games. 1868.
The Eagles held an early
26-18 lead and were only six
points behind at the half, 1888.
But they got off to a bad start
in the second half and never
caught up.
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BOYS BASKETBALL
Bethesda- Chevy Chase
Junior Church League

Christ Lutheran, 20: st. Paurs
Methodist, II.
Bethesda Methodist, %; Chevy Chase
Presbyterian, 10
St Johns Episcopal, 81; Montgom-
cry County Unitarian, IA.
Chevy Chase Methodist, "a; Warner
Memorial Presbyterian, l2.
Bethesda Presbyterian, %: PilRrim
Lutheran, o.
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Totals % "a rs Totals "a as
Halftime: 34-33. cambridge Prep.
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Totals - u 6S Totals % 81 70
Halftime score: 1898, st. Peters.
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Totals 26 ~ "a Totals 90 % so
Halftime: $3.50, Wal.
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FANNIE HECK CIRCLE

COLUMBIA.-The Fannie Heck
Circle Of the Columbia Missionary
Baptist Church met at the home
of Mrs. T. X. VERIFY, ST., Monday
night with the Circle leader, Mrs.
Cecil Lilley, presiding.
Business was outlined and the
Committee Service chairman, Mrs.
Marion Simmons, reported that
two shut-ins had been remember
ed at Christmas and cards were
sent to the sick.
Mrs. Willis Cooper, Jr., was
chairman of the Christmas pro-
gram composed of several Christ
mas Carols and scripture readings.
A delicious sweet course was
served to the eighteen members
present. Mrs. Leslie Harrell in
vited the members to meet with
her in January.
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News Of Columbia and TyrreII Co.
For Subscriptions Mrs. Blanche W. cohoon or Call Her.
Phone 3I7-i Columbia. N. c. She will welcome news Of
Columbia and TYren County
LIGHTS, LIVESTOCK, ROADS
DISCUSSED AT BOARD MEET

COLUMBIA.-The Town Board
of Aldermen met Monday night in
regular session in the Town Hall,
with all members present.
John Hardison met the board in
the interest of the expenses for
the Christmas lights which have
been turned on, and the tree that
has been lighted on the court house
lawn.
The Town Board is having At
torney H. L. Swain draw up an
ordinance prohibiting any live
stock in the town of Columbia.
The board passed resolution
endorsing DR.. J. M. Phelps as high
way commissioner for this district.
A discussion was held on the
Morphonsoe road concerning the
drainage of same. Mayor H. T.
Davenport was instructed to con-
tact the Highway Commission con-
corning same.
A correction was made on assess
ment of the bypass between Mrs.
Ivy Hassell and Mrs. May Bas-
night.
All bills were passed and ordered
paid.
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MEALS IN A MINUTE"
KILKENNY CLUB FEATURE

COLUMBIA.-"Meals in a Min
ute" was the demonstration of the
Kilkenny Home Demonstration
Club at the home of Mrs. Lindon
Cohoon, which was given by Mrs.
William W. Hudson.
Mrs. Theodore Gibbs presided.
Mrs. Linden, clothing leader,
gave a very interesting talk on the
ABC's of clothing care. Mrs. Claude
Gibbs, garden leader, read an ar
ticle on fruits and vegetables, and
Mrs. Theodore Gibbs, home beauti-
, fication leader talked on ornament
ais.
During the business session
plans were made for the Christ
mas party which will be held
Thursday afternoon at 200 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Chestly Hudson.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Mesdames Irene Brick
house, Linden Cohoon, Claude
Gibbs, Theodore Gibbs, Amanda
Hudson, Chestley Hudson, Garland
Hudson and William W. Hudson.
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TYRRELL HOME AND All CLUB
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Ann E. Davenport, Tyrrell
home economics agent, announces
her schedule for Home Demonstra-
ton Clubs for the week beginning
December IL as follows: Monday,
Frying Pan Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. H. C. Ainsley. Mon
day night at 7:30 Scupperncng
Club will meet with Mrs. Augusta
Higgins. Tuesday, Upper Sound
Side club will meet, but hostess will
be named later. Wednesday night
at 7:30, Mrs. C. w. Spruill be hos
tess to the Travis club. Thursday,
Kilkenny club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Chestley Hudson.
Frida, Mrs. C. A. Voliva will be
hostess to the Levels club.
All afternoon meetings will be-
gin at 200 pm.
For the week beginning Deem
Der 10, as follows: Monday, Gum
Neck club will meet in the Meth
odist Church annex at 2:30 pm.
and Monday night at 700 pm.
Cabin Swamp club will meet at
the home of Mrs. ]. P. Swain, Jr.;
Tuesday, Mrs. Julian H. Swain will
be hostess to the Creeks Club at
200 pm.
Mrs. Elsie B. Edwards, assistant
home agent, announces her sched-
ule for the All clubs for the week
hepinninp December 10 as follows
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NEW TYRRELL BOARD
MET MON. AFTERNOON

COLUMBIA.-The Tyrrell Coun-
ty Commissioners met for their
regular monthly meeting Monday
afternoon in the office of the Reg
lister of Deeds with four members
present and one absent.
The new County Commissioners
Harry P. Swain, G. w. Selby and
B. Frank Alexander and Miss Sara
l.. Taft, Register of Deeds took
the oath of office.
A motion was made by Webb
Brickhouse and seconded by G. W.
Selby that B. Frank Alexander be
selected as the new chairman of
the board.
Thomas Davenport met the board
and asked permission to sell off
premises beer on Sunday. Permis-
sion was granted.
R. L. Spencer, County Account
ant, presented the tax list takers
for 1861 which were accepted as
follows: C. A. Voliva, Columbia;
C. Henry Brickhouse, Gum Neck;
J. Eli Woodley, Scuppernong and
Thomas L. Combs, South Fork.
Alligator to be appointed later.
Rodney Cooper met the board
concerning digging ditch or clean
ing out the old one next to his
home so the water would not back
up on his property.
Mr.. J. w. Hamilton, public well
fare officer, and Mrs. Anderson,
from the field office met with the
board concerning the pensions for
the blind.
The official bonds were pre-
sented and accepted.
A motion was made and met with
second that Sam S. Woodley be
re-appointed as county and prosecu-
ting attorney.
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HOLIDAYS ANNOUNCED
FOR TYRRELL co. SCHOOLS

COLUMBIA.-The County Board
of Education met in the office OF
the Superintendent Monday after.
noon, with all members present.
The school calender was amend.
ed as follows: Tyrrell County
Schools will close for the Christ.
mas holidays Wednesday December
81, and reopen for classes Tues.
day, January 3rd.
Superintendent NJ. L. Basnight
was authorized to meet the County
Commissioners and urge an early
completion of the bridge on the
new road leading to the Tyrrel
High School.
Basnight also reported that he
would be in superintendent con
ference at Durham, N. c., on De.
cember 6, z, and 8.
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SUNBEAM CLASS MET
WITH MRS. WEATHERLY

COLUMBIA. - The Sunbeam
Bible Class of Malachi's Chapel
Free Will Baptist Church met at
the home of Mrs. R. C. Weather
ly for their December meeting
Monday night, with Mrs. Ronald
REYNOLDS presiding.
"Silent Night" was sung by the
group with prayer following by
Mrs. Willie Simmons.
Mrs. Billy Spencer and Mrs. Ann
Hooker were in charge of the pro-
gram. Mrs. Spencer read an ar
ticle, Beloved Son..
During the social hour several
games were played. The hostess,
Mrs. Weatherly, served refresh
ments of punch, nut roll, fruit cake,
cookies and minis to the follow
ing: Mesdames Lloyd Pledger, Will
bert Simmons, Floyd Spencer, Mar
vim Voliva, Billy Spencer, Dennis
Swain, Braxton Voliva, Harold
Spencer, Shirley Voliva, Ronald
Reynolds, Robert Midgette, Edward
Swain, Dudley Swain, Larry Green,
E. L. Mosley, Willie Simmons,
Philip Swain, Jr., Earl Sexton, Ann
Hooker, Billy Parisher, Irwin
Swain, Edmond Phelps, Hilton Sim
mons, and four visitors, Mrs.
Blanche Weatherly, Mrs. w. T.
Reynolds, Miss Teresa Weatherly
and Billy Weatherly.
Mrs. Robert Midget invited the
members to meet with her in
January.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Mrs. Sylvia Phelps of Columbia
and Mrs. Jean Ward of Creswell
spent Monday in Norfolk, Va, Wis
iting Mrs. Phelps sisters, Mrs.
Evelyn Blevins and Mrs. Maude
Kilgore.
H. L. Reynolds spent Sunday in
Plymouth visiting his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fry
mier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roydon Tillett of
Wanchese were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Alexander of
Columbia and Mrs. Howard Am
brose of Creswell.
Mrs. Camille Everton was the
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Owens of Goldsboro.
Miss Mildred Holmes has return
ed to her home in Norfolk, Va,
after spending a week visiting her
sister, Mrs. Howard Ambrose of
Creswell who was a patient in the
Chowan Hospital, Edenton.
Mrs. T. X. VERIFY, Sr., visited her
sister, Mrs. C. P. Mccormick in
Norfolk last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McClees and
Mrs. J. C. McClees spent Sunday
in, Williamson visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Swain. While there they
attended the annual Christmas
Flower Show sponsored by McClees
Florists.
The Youth For Christ meeting
will be held Saturday night at 7:3O
pm. at the Columbia Wesley Me-
mortal Methodist Church. Rev.
Frances Cordrey will be the guest
speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Reynolds
and son, Keith, spent the week end
in Tarboro where they attended the
Homecoming at the Tarboro Church
of Christ. Mr.. Reynolds was the
guest speaker for the Sunday
School classes. He is a ministerial
student at Roanoke Bible College,
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baker of
Fairhaven, Mass, was the guest
Sunday of Charles Swain.
Mrs. Carrie Parisher, Columbia
Route l, has returned home aft
err spending the past two weeks
her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Wood
ley, Greenville.
The Annual Southern Albemarle
Association which was held in Pan
tego, Wednesday was we'll attend
ed by Tyrrell residents, as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cohoon; Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Brickhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ]. Brickhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Morris, w. J. White,
C. E. (Jake) Walker, M. L. Bas-
night, H. H Harris, Mrs. Lem Co.
hoon, Mrs. Fred Reynolds, Mrs.
John Cox, Mrs. Hilton Simmons,
Mrs. J. S. Howett and Mrs. James
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CAHOON-JONES

COLUMBIA. - The marriage of
Mrs. Frances Ennis Cahoon, daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ennis, and Benjamin B. Jones, son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Jones, was solemnized Saturday
night December 8, at the Method
list Parsonage with the Rev. H.
Worth Pearce, performing the cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will make
their home in Columbia.
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Smith,

Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spencer
and daughter Glenda, of Seaford,
Maryland, spent the week end Wis
ting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Spencer, Columbia, and Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Furlough, CreswelI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney S. Bate
man, ST., spent Sunday in Norfolk,
Va, visiting their son and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney S. Bateman,
Jr.
The Program Planning Commit
tee of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Wesley
Memorial Methodist Church met re-
Gently in the Tyrrell County Pub
lie Library. The program was plan
ned for three months by the fol-
lowing committee who attended:
Mrs. w. v. Reynolds, Mrs. Lonnie
Liverman, Mrs. D. NJ. Bridgeman,
Mrs. Frances E. Cohoon and Mrs,
E. J. Brickhouse.