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cIub-FoIIs Rood Golf Club, public.
Loeotion-FoIls rood, property odioins
Normandy Forms. Con be reached
out River road to Potomac and turn
right. Or Rockville TO FoIIs rood.
About lS miles from downtown, less
than 20 minutes from Bethesda.
Cost on Join-No memberships. Dolly
fees will be set in line with munich
pol golf in other cities.
Bockine-Bond issue.
Architects-Ault and Jomison.
Builders-Thomos {. CoroIl ond Son.
Bob Elder, oeronomist 49,
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FIGHT RESULTS

LOS ANGELES Memorial Coliseum.
Jose Becerra, l1S, GuadalajaLa,
Mexico, knocked out Alphonse Hslimi,
1l7A. Algeria 90. (Becerra retained
w9rid aeantsmWsight tam y titie carlos Or
mundo (Battlingl Torres, 1873, Mexico
lOC. Ortiz retained world junior well
terweight title.l
Evening star., 1960-02-05
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
New Public Course
Is Worth Awaiting

This Is the eighth in a
series of net0 golf clubs in
Washington and uicinity. The
merit tDiH appear MonddyJ
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TYRRELL SENIOR CLASS
MUCH ENTERTAINED

COLUMBIA.-The Senior Class
Glass of Columbia High School are
being entertained with several
parties; Woman's service Commit
tee of the Wesley Memorial Meth
odist Church entertained in the
church Education Building; games
We're played; refreshments served
and an inspirational talk was given
by the pastor, the Rev. H. Worth
Pearce.
One Monday night they were en-
tertained by a dinner at a local cafe
by the parents of Mascots: Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmond Brickhouse and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Briclahouse.
Tuesday night hamburger cook
out was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Davenport at their home on
Bridge Street.
Friday night after Class Night
they will go to Mr.. Madge Van
horns for refreshments. Following
the Baccalaureate Sermon, parents
dinner will be at a local cafe.
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CLYDE w. ROUGHTON

Clyde William Roughton, 81, hus-
band of Mrs. Mary Ann Voliva
Roughton and son of James War
rem and Cora Spencer Roughton,
died Unexpectedly Monday in Nor
folk.
Besides his wife he is survived
by a daughter, Mrs. Edna r. Bas-
kins of Millington, Tenn; son,
Clyde William Roughton, Jr., a
brother, Lonnie Ebert Roughton of
Norfolk; two half-brothers, Charles
E. Midget of Norfolk and Robert
r. Midget of Columbia, and seven
grandchildren.
A native of Columbia, he had
lived in Norfolk 80 years. He was
a member of Paramount Park Free
Will Baptist Church; chairman OF
it's board of deacons and teacher
of st. Johns Bible Class.
Funeral was at Paramount Park
Church Wednesday at 2 pm. Burial
was in Rosewood Memorial Park
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NEW MANAGEMENT OPENS
ARLINGTON HOTEL TODAY
Famous Hotel and Dining Room
Bought by Edenten Couple;
Many Staff Changes

Under new ownership and man.
agement Mays Heads oldest es-
tablished hotel, The Arlington,
opens for the 1860 summer sea-
son today, May ~. The famed
dining room will serve meals to
hotel and outside guests.
Mrs. Sara Everett, of Edenton,
for the past IL years member
of The Carolinian's staff will be
resident manager of The Airing
ton. She becomes associated with
Mrs. Alan Feldimier, owner and
managing director, who with her
husband, Col. Alan Feldimier who
is attached to the U. S. Marine
Air Station, Cherry Point, recent
ly purchased the Arlington from
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hayman.
Captain E. B. Harvey, USING.
(Retired), will manage The Ar
lington's food services and bev-
erages. He is internationally
known throughout the Marine
Corps and recently retired after
35 years of career in officers
clubs throughout the country and
abroad, at Cherry Point, Quantico,
Ell Toro, in India, the West In
dies and several European areas.
"He has plans for adding to the
native foods of this area, Poly
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KILKENNY HOME CLUB

COLUMBIA.-"Table setting and
service" was the demonstration at
the Kilkenny Home Club Thurs
day by Mrs. Elsie B. Edwards, AS
sistant Home Agent.
Meeting with Mrs. Roy Brick
house, three visitors Mrs. Walton
Brickhouse, Mrs. Charles Brick
house and Linwood Hudson, and one
new member, Mrs. Garland Hudson
were welcomed by the president
Mrs. Theodore Gibbs.
Leader reports "a year around
garden" was given by Mrs. Chesley
Hudson, Family Life leader; "Keys
to buying furniture" by Mrs. Roy
Brickhouse, Home furnishings
Leader, and "Fruits and Vegeta-
bles" bp Mrs. Claude Gibbs, Home
Gardens Leader.
Members attending were Mrs
Chestley Hudson, Mrs. Garland
Hudson, Mrs. Elsie Edwards, Mrs
Theodore Gibbs, Mrs. Claude Gibbs
Mrs. Roy Brickhouse, Mrs. Amanda
Hudson, Mrs. William W. Hudson
Mrs. Linden Cohoon.
The Rev. Mr.. Boo, who filled
the pulpit of the Columbia Bap-
fist Church as its pastor some &c
or 81 years ago was the guest
preacher at the church Sunday.
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MRS. EMMA SMELL HARRELL

COLUMBIA.-Mrs. Emma Smell
Harrell, II, died in st. Elizabeth
Hospital, Washington, d. c., Tues
day morning, May II.
She was a native of Tyrrell
County and lived here all her life
except for the past four years;
a member of Sound Side Missionary
Baptist Church.
Surviving are two sons, Gilbert
Harrell of Washington, d. c.;
Fanl1lin of Durham and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Smith of
Washington, d. c.; one stepson,
Plato Harrell; two step daughters,
Mrs. Grace Cooper of Columbia
and Mrs. lola Harrell King of
Washington, D. c., and ten grand
children.
Funeral services were held at
Columbia Christian Church by the
Rev. Ralph Messick, Thursday at
2 pm. Burial was in lakewood
cemetery.
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

Swan Quarter and Scranton
Christian churches will have their
Vacation Bible School jointly, at
the Swan Quarter Christian
Church beginning May 80, and
closing June 5. 1t will begin daily
at 200 pm. and close at 4:3O
pm. Monday through Friday. BIZ
BILE School commencement will be
Sunday night June 5. Classes for
all age groups. Mrs. Garland C.
Bland will be director. Every
child is invited.
There will be a Church Sing
SEPARATION at Scranton Church Sun
day night, May 20, at 500 o'clock.
Several churches are participating
with solos, duets, quartets, choir
numbers, etc. Brother Garland C.
Bland will be director. The public
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CREEKS All CLUB

COLUMBIA.-The Greeks Com
munity All Club met Monday in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Midget made plans for recre-
alton meeting, June %, 3:30-7:30
pm. The group will meet at the
Agriculture Building and go from
there to the Legion Beach. Food
committee appointed: Carol Spen-
Ger, Haywood Swain and Bud Spen-
Ger; Recreation Committee: Mary
Beth Swain and Loretta Midgette
Girls demonstration Freezing
Strawberries by dry pack, sugar
and syrup methods" was given by
Mrs. Elsie Edwards. Boys demon
stration Controlling Undesirable
Trees" was given by Murray L.
Goodwin.
In the absence of the president
Bud Spencer V-pres. presided and
led pledges to the Flags. Devotion
was given by Mary Beth Swain
Three contests led by Loretta Mid
gett were won by Mary Beth Swain,
Michael Holidia and Mrs. Edwards.
Sodas, potato chips and cookies
were served by Loretta, Mrs. Mid
gett and Mrs. Elsie Spencer. Others
attending We're: Mary Beth Swain,
Bud Midget, Carol Spencer, Eddie
Phelps, Gordon Barnes, Michael
Holidia, Haywood Swain, Edward
Brickhouse, Bud Spencer, Allan
Spencer, Mrs. Edwards and Mr..
Goodwin.
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Corbell
have moved into the village and
are residing in the Sidney Toler
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Perry spent
Sunday picnicking on the beach and
visiting Mrs. Lena Beacham. Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Hayman and others.
Craig is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwood Perry of Washington, D.
c., and is attending Naval School
in Norfolk.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Perry are Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pruitt
Mrs. Edison Midget of Norfolk.
of College Park, Nd, and Mr.. and
Visiting Mrs. Gertie Baum, her
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Marshaton. Roberta Ann, Robert
Jr., and Keith Ryan also Juanita
johnson, all of Norfolk.
Frank Reichle and Bobby Best
returned TO Norfolk Hospital, for
check ups. K
Mrs. Doll Beacham will celebrate
her Seth birthday on the 28th,
election day, with her children and
grandchildren.
Mrs. lola Tillett returns this
week end for a two weeks stay at
home after visiting her daughter,
Betty Lou in Norfolk.
Oswald Harris returned home
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CHARLIE F. swINDELL

Charlie F. Swindell died
Wednesday morning in Pungo Dis
trict Hospital Belhaven. He was
born lin Tyrrell County and was
a member of the Methodist
Church. Surviving are his wife,
the former Addie Weatherly; four
sons, Dennis of New Bern, Clar-
ence of Arenas, Calf, Charles of
Denver, Colo, and l. w. Swindell
of Columbia; two daughters, Mrs.
Ike Bateman of Belhaven and
Mrs. w. P. Thompson of Hamp-
ton, Va; 10 grandchildren; one
sister, Mrs. M. M. Sawyer of
Manns Harbor. Funeral services
were held in the chapel of Paul
Funeral Home in Belhaven Thurs
day at $3.50 pm, conducted by
the Rev. Joe Peek. Burial was in
the Belhaven community ceme-
terry.
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Monday night: Audrey Bricllouse,
Gene Combs, Bertram Davenport,
Gordon Beaver, Larry Green, Mon
ty Harrell, Neil Scott, Junior Tark-
|ington, Norman Vanhorn, Bobby
Voliva, Gloria Armstrong, Peggy
Davis, Gladys Hassell, Resale Miz-
cell, Betty Lou Norman, Joan
Rhodes, Gay Roughton, Ruth Sell
by, Iris Smell, Rita Ward and Susie
Workman.
There will be a dance revue of
the dancing class taught by Alton
Denning of Rocky Mount, at the
Columbia High School auditorium
Thursday June 9, at 8 PM, ac-
cording to Mrs. d. M. Pledger, Jr.,
President of the sponsoring organi-
cation.
The class is sponsored by the
Junior Woman's Club with Mrs.
Jeanette Lilley and Mrs. Helen
Yerby, Committee in charge.
Dale Pritchett, son of Mrs. Fen
tress Pritchett is patient in Co.
lumbia Hospital.
Miss Evelyn Pritchett who has
been patient in Columbia Hos
pital has been discharged.
Among out Of town persons who
attended the funeral of Mrs. Emma
Harrell were Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
bert Harrell, of Washington, D..
c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Harrell,
Durham, Mrs. Myrtle johnson of
Norfolk, Mrs. H. A. Goodwin and
Mrs. C. w. Gregory of Portsmouth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Hamilton of
Beaufort, Mrs. Mildred Mann and
son Tommie Mann of Great Bridge,
Va.
The Columbia Volunteer Fire
Dept, was called Friday afternoon
to extinguish a blaze at the farm
of Albert Bateman. While shelling'
corn in the barn, a spark caught
in corn shucks at the back of the
barn. The back portion of the barn
was damaged.
Pat McDuffie, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. P. McDuffie who is with
the U. S. Army in Glenhouser,
Germany, recently wrote his moth
er of meeting Larry Swain, son of
Gady Swain, in front of movie
there. The meeting according to
McDuffie, was a top occasion for
the two.
Ralph Goodwin, Jr., and Walter
Davenport have joined the Cres-
well Base Ball club for the sum-
mer. Goodwin reported that the club
here had folded, and announces
games: Sunday afternoon May 20
to be in Creswell, and June 5 at
Manteo.
Miss Margaret Ann Peggy
Griffin received Masters Degrees
in music at East Carolina Gradual
ing Exercises Sunday afternoon, in
absentia. Miss Griffin finished the
course of study required during the
summer of 80. She planned to re-
turn from Douglas, Arizona, where
she had taught this past session
in early June, and to return to
East Carolina College for a two
weeks music camp this summer.
Michael Griffin, will receive his
diploma from CASTOR Technical In
stitute, a branch of N. C. State
College, at Gastonia on June 2.
Michael, the son of Mrs. w. A.
Basnight and the late Frank Grit
fin, will begin employment with
Bailey and Meter Co., in Charlotte
June 20.
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nesian and Italian Dishes" said
Mrs. Feldimier. Capt. Harvey is
married and has two sons, Paul
a student at East Carolina Col
lege and Ralph, a student at
Havelock, N. C. Mrs. Harvey, a
native of Chelsea, Mass. will as
sist her husband.
Mrs. Feldimier is a native of
New York State. Her husband is
a graduate of the Naval Acade-
my at Annapolis with the Class
of 1941. Prior to this he had
graduated from the Taft School
and Dartmouth College. Mrs.
Feldimier is multi-linguist.
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COURT
Continued from Page One)

larceny of automobile.
Norman R. Perry, charged with
larceny of automobile.
Dennis F. Grain, charged with
illegal parking.
Rudolph E. Stetson, charged with
drunken driving.
Walter Harris, charged with es-
Gaping from prison.
Theodore Roosevelt Meekins, Jr.,
charged with larceny.
George F. Midget, charged with
drunken driving.
Thurston Gray and Spurgeon
Meekins, each charged with having
in possession unculled oysters for
sale.
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EDUCATION. Supported S. 8. bill to
provide Federal aid to public schools
without any strings attached.
SOCIAL SECURITY. Introduced Ieeisla-
+ion to increase from $1,000 to ST.. 800
year the amount Of outside income
person receiving Social Security pay
men+s may earn without penalty.
IMPORTS. Advocated system of quo
+as for foreign-made textiles and other
products broue ht into the United States
in excessive quantities.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS


COLUMBIA.-Mr. and Mrs. Yer
non Spruill Of Norfolk, former
Tyrrel resident are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Slade Spruill and Mr.. and
Mrs Rodney Bateman this week.
Bobby Primer of Fort Lee, Vir-
GINA was home with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Primer last
week end.
Mrs. Hester Fisher is visiting
in Charleston, S. c.
Josh Woodley of st. Petersburg,
Fla, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
S. Woodley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Hamilton and
children Angela and al Of William
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Riddick
and children, Alice Ann and Bud
of Rocky Mount spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hamil-
ton.
Miss Gertrude Craddock spent
the week end home. She was ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs. Louise
Nixon.
Mrs. Mamie Smith is a patient
in Beaufort County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Liverman
and children, Leroy, Gerry and
Mary Ruth of New Bern, spent
Sunday here.
Mrs. Mart Swain has returned
from an extended stay in Will
liamston with her daughter, Mrs.
Tilghman Wood who has been i'll.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam S. Woodley
and daughter, Mary Ruth spent
the week end with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kitchener in Concord.
Among those known here attend
ing the graduation at East Caro-
Lima College Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd B. Spencer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Davenport of Creswell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Davenport of
Raleigh, Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton
Davenport, Mrs. w. B. Spencer,
T. F. Davenport; Mrs. Edith Laugh
ingalouse and Joseph Laughing
house; Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon, Mr..
and Mrs. v. w. Blalock, Jr., of
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
White, Miss Shirley Bumgardner
and David Burngardner.
Mr.. and Mr.. Lonnie Cooper are
visiting in Elizabeth City this
week.
Otis G. Sawyer of Durham, new
ly installed Potentate of Sudan
Temple of the Shrine visited his
mother, Mrs. Belle Sawyer here
Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Knight, Mrs. w. H.
Starlde, Miss Mary Robert s
Knight, Harry and John Knight all
of Norfolk spent Sunday visiting
Miss Eva Bateman and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Bateman.
Mrs. Mae Harrison who has for
the past few years living in Nor
folk had moved back to her home
on US Ga near Creswell.
The Columbia volunteer fire
Dept answered a call to extinguish
a blaze at the home of John Van
horn on Sound Side Monday morn
ing, 9 o'clock. The fire started from
defective television set in the
home. No one was home at the
time the Smoke was sighted by
a neighbor. Damage to the home
was mostly water damage.
The % members of the gradrra-
ton class of Columbia High School
who expect to receive diplomas
Mickey Br1ner, Robert Cartwright
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AGRICULTURE. Introduced and he ped
pass the new Tobacco Price S+abiiza-
+ion. Law.
Introduced and helped pass the new
Cotton Allotment Transfer Law.
WATERWAYS. Actively worked for the
Oregon inIe+-Manteo channel project.
fought for deeper ferry channel at Ore
gon Inlet; is supporting Federal funds
aid bill for bridge and highways in this
area; helped obtain funds for surveys
of the Neuse and Cape Fear River Bas-
ms. and for numerous harbor and inlet
projects.
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after being hospitalized in Mcclure
Veterans Hospital, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. William Mary Baum
comes home this week end from
Albemarle hospital.
Alvah O'Neal is home suffering
from an ruptured arm.
The American Legion and the
Auxiliary met Thursday night at
the Community Building in Man
teo in joint session for its business
and entertainment.
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is cordially invited.
BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Bridges of Wanchese on May II,
a son, Otto Eugene, 8 lbs, 4 OF.
This was enormously reported
earlier as a girl.
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CTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

HOME IMPROVEMENTS, general
construction. Aluminium siding,
awnings, storm doors and windows.
Easy financing. Scott Construction
Co. Box 306-A, Columbia, N. C.
Phone 1881. T-5-20-tfc
, 1960-08-09
Secretary of Fsted
Hospital Auditory
on Activities

The secretary of the Fred
eriksted Hospital Auxiliary
has written a letter, dated
August 18th to the Editor in
connection with the activities
Of I h e organization. Mrs.
Moorhead writes:
Kindly allow the Frederik-
sted Hospital Auxiliary a lit
tie space in your valuable
paper to bring to public atten-
ton some of the things we
have accomplished.
Besides rolling bandages, ap-
plicators, etc, last year we
furnished the laboratory Of
the Clinic with a refrigerator
for storing blood, special med
icines, etc.
This year we bought two
stainless steel medical carri-
ages. One now in use in the
emergency room, the other in
use on the wards at the cost
of over $500. each. We still
, 1960-08-09

everything from Caribbean
calypso to jazz and even
waltzes. It looks as though the
craze will flourish on the
Cape in north Truro this
summer"
The news item appeared on
July 18th.
, 1960-08-09
Vanguard Democrats
TO Hold Meetinq Here
On Wednesday, Night

The Democratic Vanguard,
representing over five hum
bred Puerto Rican members in
st. Thomas, will hold a meet
ing in the Market square to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock
along with members from
Frederiksted, it W a S an
nounced today.
Andreas Encarnacion, vice
president of the Democratic
Vanguard, is in ST, Croix to
organize branches in Chris
tiansted a n d Frederiksted,
They attended the meeting Of
the Christiansted Democratic
Club last night.
A delegation will arrive
from st. Thomas headed by
Heriberto Capo for the meet
ing tomorrow night.
The public is invited.
, 1960-08-09

continue to fill the need Of
the Clinic by supplying them
tCcntinued on page q
, 1960-08-09

lmVQQ0TS 0I0Gl DQQQ
Getting Publicity for G
Virgin Is. at Cape Cod F
Another steel band is at
tracing attention to the Vir- II
gin Islands; this time it is the 5
well : known Invaders" A I
clipping from "The Cape Cod s
der" carried a write-up under G
the following headline Steel
Band From Caribbean In Il
vades The Cape and Every q
body's Rocking" The article c
goes on:
Something new has been
added to the Cape atmosphere
this summer-a genuine steel
band from the Caribbean. Del v
Johnson, Jr., after a good i
deal of maneuvering, flew the =
six men and their oil drum in
struments up from the Virgin r,
Islands and has set them up at d:
his Governor Prence Motor &
Lodge in North Truro. II
Last Sunday "The Invaders" 2
as they call themselves, were .
pounding out their West In :
dian rhythms around the pool. a
IN the evening they will be
playing f after supper B
guests in the modern Cover y
nor Prence public dining 8,
room. Ii
The captain Of the steel band !
is a colorful fellow named 9
Clearance Shervington. Other
members are Enrique Ed
ww1er@ FF
wards, Bernard Barnes, Will =
liam Nesbitt, Andrew Ed =
wards and Alfredo Cruz. They Z
have been playing together
for two years and this is the :
first time for any of them in ey
the states, to say nothing OF c;
Cape Cod. We like it fine, "
Clarence told us. cl
The article went on to de-C
scribe the origin of the steel 81
drums and concluded as fol-
lows: "The Invaders play ]
, 1960-08-09
S .Thomus Tenn Wins
Three Out of Five
Comes In Series
Invaders Steel Bond President Of American Meeting Of Civil
Getdnq Publicity for Cuble ond Radio SYs. Defense is Called
Virgin Is. at Cope Cod FmilY Visiting Here For August 18th

An important meeting Of On Sunday afternoon the
all Civil Defense Personnel, Philies baseball team came
Government officers, wardens, from behind to win over the
auxiliary Firemen and Volun- visiting Giants Of ST. Thomas
teer Red Cross workers, has by a score of 5 runs, IL hits
been called for Friday even and Q errors. The Giants made
ing, August II at 8 o'clock, in a game that was packed with
the Municipal Court room in 4 runs, Z hits and 8 errors, in
Frederiksted, it w a S an excitement.
nounced by Alva G. McFar- Rooney Williams started for
lane, Administrative Assistant the Phillies and had Z strike
for ST. Croix. outs to his credit; he was re-
The meeting is for the pur- placed in the 9th for a pinch
pose of discussing the new hitter. f. Dennis of t h e
hurricane plan, which has Giants had Z strike-outs to his
been recently approved joint credit also and was the loser.
" by the local chapter of the The second game also was
American Red Cross and the exciting between an all star
Civil Defense Agency OF the team and the Giants, which
Virgin Islands. went the full nine innings, al
, 1960-08-09

It. Bertram Tower, President of
r. the American Cable & Radio
ne System, accompanied by Mrs.
A Tower, their daughter and
d. son. are vacationing in Saint
er Croix.
ell MI. Tower is also touring
n the Caribbean, inspecting vari-
y Gus offices Of All America
lie Cable and Wireless.
The Towers are guests at the
Buccaneer Hotel. They will
! depart on Thursday.