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NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTED


WHEREAS, heretofore under date Of
July IL. 1853, PURvIS PITTMAN and
wife. LORA LOGAN PITTMAN, exc
cuted and delivered that certain deed
OF trust presently recorded In Book
No. liz, Pages 1i5-l7 Of the records
Of deeds of trust on land in Jackson
County, Mississippi. conveying the
property hereinafter described unto a
Trustee therein named to secure an
Indebtedness evidenced BY promissory
note. as therein described. due and
owing unto the Veterans Farm and
Home Board Of the State Of Mississip-
pi, as beneficiary. and
WHEREAS, said Veterans Farm and
Home Board OF the State OF Missis-
sippi. did by instrument dated Decem-
Der IL. 1861. filed for record on De
eember -, 1861, presently recorded in
Book No. 161. Page 514 of said County
and State, substitute and appoint the
undersigned Trustee in said deed OF
trust, pursuant to authority therein
granted. and
WHEREAS. default has been made
In the payment OF said indebtedness
and said beneficiary has exercised the
option contained in said promissory
note and said deed OF trust and has
declared the entirety Of such indebt-
edness due and owing and has reau est
ed the undersigned as Trustee to
take possession of the property there
in described and to foreclose the said
deed OF trust as by It's terms pro-
vided.
NOW. THEREFORE, the un-
dersigned as such substituted Trustee,
pursuant to such authority and ap-
pointment and the request so made,
does hereby give notice that he will.
during legal hours, and on the and
day OF February. 1891. ut the main
front door of the courthouse Of Jack
son County at Pascsgoula. Mississippi,
offer for sale and will sell for cash
at Public Auction to the highest bid
der, that certain real property sit
uated in Jackson County, Mississippi,
particularly described as follows, to-
wit:
Situated In Section 30, Township J
south, Range 5 west, In Jackson
County, Mississippi, and more partic-
ularly described as follows, to-wit:
Lot l27 of Perkins Subdivision per
plat thereof recorded In Official Plat
Book /, Page 1872, now on file in the
office OF the Chancery Clerk OF Jack
son county, Mississippi.
I win convey only such title as is
vested in me as Trustee.
witness my signature this, the 5th
day of January. A. D., 1862
EDWIN B. WATKINS,
Substituted Trustee.
At 1-l2, 10, rs, 2
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New Customers
THE "1IHBt0OD" or
YOUR BUSINESS

For any business TO ontinue In present level uass
replace those II loses each meath
want to expand your expansion must come
from customers
The Newcomer Greeting Service offers 10 es OF Ne
effective methods Of advertising introduced We
actually customers for You snd YOU SEE
THE RESULTS
We make personal call the LADY q The house when
arrives Our hosiessss thoroughlY trained IN
the Of making the feel u home md In hsr
ing enter social life " the couun1y. The
friendly merchants who sponsor our program paspa1s
by giving inexpensive getacusin4sd gif The hosSses
tasully brings you in a sponsor which builds UP
local prestige and good will and gains Ycu many friends
and customers
In bringing the newcomer into your store 10 Pick up mo
gift. bringing you foot traffic which combined
with alert salespeople opportunities foe current
sales smovins items Once she aecsp yes sf ss
will probably later 10 buy from yo
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL MRS. WANDA
TAYLOR - DIAL 50 2.2ss2 llll TYLER 81.
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Gospel Corner
by Walter [. Blain

Text - No man ean serve tive
masters; for either hs will
hate the one. and love ths
others or else no win hold 10
the one. and dsspkas ths
other. Ys can nok serve God
and mamznon. Matt es2l
This scripture has TO do with
our choosing and serving eth
er Christ or the Devil
They both want ~ 10 b
loyal to them and one of them
will be our master we win
serve the one we love.
II was Joshua vino said.
Choose you this day whom
you will serve, but no for me
and my house we win serve
the Lord"
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NOTICE
INTENTION TO APPROPRIATE
SURFACE WATERS

INTENTION TO APPROPRIATE
SURFACE WATERS -.
Notice is hereby given that on the
27th day of November,.~ Interna-
tional Paper Company of Moss Point,
Mississippi filed applieation No. 0lls4
for a permit-to appropriate for bene-
ficial use from, Escatawpa River in
the Countyref. jackson. subject to ex=
listing rishts. The air6iIiit o. 30 million
Rallons< per year at asrate not to ex-
ceed 1000 q P II for Industrial pur-
poses, ,-ths point of diversion OF which
IS TO be located.
.NE4 OF SWb. of Section II, Town
ehip 2; Range S West.
~. ANY person. firm, association, cor
y Fafet4o,i. deeping that the granting
q Of the above Application Will be truly
= detrimental tos~tneir rights In the
= waters Of said source. may protest in
Writing to the Board OF water Com
rfifssionefs the Granting Of said per-
mits setting forth All reasons why said
application should nit be approved.
Unless7~ protesteds the application
will be fakenS IF or consideration by
the Board of ~Water Commissioners in
its offices at 42s MISSISSIPPI Street.
jackson, on the 17th day January.
1862, at 1000 am, at which time all
interested persons may appear and be
heard. -4.,s.
MISSISSIPPI BOARD OF
WATER COMMISSIONERS
sRy1-JACK w. PEPPER, Water Engineer
ct 1-S, IL
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MISSISSIPPI FORESTRY
LIMITATION FOR BIDS.


Seafeu bids will be received by the
District Office of the Mississippi For
estry Commission at Virgins, Missis-
sippit t.-up- to land net later than 10
m. Thursday, January rs, lee2, to be
opened immediately thereafter for the
job of planting $50. thousand seed
lings according to the terms of the
contract. The seedlings will be. planted
on land owned by Jackson County In
Section Is, Township Z, Range Z, Jack
son County. Mississippi
Areas TO be planted viii be shown
TO prospective bidders By q represen-
tative of the Mississippi Forestry Com
mission, who may be contacted at the
Commissions office in Pascagoula,
Mississippi, or by telephontng 1872
1903.
Before bids are submitted, prospec-
tive bidders must become familiar
with area to be planted in order to
bid for the planting.--
A work contract viii be required
and a copy is attached. Should a pros
pective planter wish to vary this con-
tract. it is requested that he appeal
IN writing to the Mississippi Forestry
Commission at least. ten days prior to
bid opening date: +Fllc successful bid
der viii be required to sign and abide
by the contract.
The Commission reserves the right
TO reject or refuse any and all bids
:. = - :. - - - 3t is, II, 10
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. 1922

.
TO: J. P. LOWE
co THE STAR CRAB COMPANY
PALACIOUS, TEXAS
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the, County of
Jackson, in said state. on. the SECOND
MONDAY OF MARCH, AID, 1862, to
defend suit No. 1929 in said court
of McGowin Lyons Hardware and
Supply Company, Corporation where
in you are Defendant, and wherein
Complainant seeks judgment in the
amount of sl,100.0o plus interest and
Court costs, and attachment on follow
ing described property, situated in
Jackson County, Mississippi. issued
this day as prayed for:
Thats,rertain parcel of-land situated
In Claim Section : ls, Township 9
South. Range s West, and In part of
Lot SO ~of. the Eugenia- Baptiste Tract,
more particularly described as Lot 1.
less the East 1l8 feet thereof, OF the
r. n. Ladnier subdivision per plat
thereof recorded in Surveyors Record
Book /. Page fTs in the office Of the
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Little Theater of Music is feature
at MP school auditorium Saturday

Chancery Clerk Of jackson County
Mississippi.
The following described land situat-
cd in Claim Section l8. Township
South, Range West, jackson County
Mississippi In Block Of the Pine
hurst Subdivision per plat thereof re-
corded In Book l, page la, Records oi
Plats of Jackson County. Mississippi
to-wit:
~ East Is feet Of Lot =
(2l Lot J
(3) East sS feet OF Lot 20
t4) East % feet Of South 2s feet Of
Lot ~
as fully set out In Bill on File.
This the sth day Of January. A. D.,
1861.
WILBUR q. DEEs,
Clerk Chancery Court,
jackson County. Mississippi
BY: Helen J.. Bishop. d. c.
~ liza, 10. 36, 7-1
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NOTICE or SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING

NOTICE or sHAREH0LDERs
MEETING
Notice is hereby given 10 all share
holders of the First Federal Savings
and Loan Association OF Pascagoula-
Moss Point. Psscagoula. Mississippi. OF
the annual shareholders meeting ia
be held at 400 pm. on wednesday.
January II, 1852. at the office Of said
association at First Federal Building,
corner Of Watts and Canty Streets, at
which meeting the election Of four
directors and regular business will be
taken up.
WITNESS OUR SIGNATURES and
the Seal Of said association on this
2sth day of December, A. D., 1851.
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
PAsCAGOUI,A-MOSs POINT
HERAEES r. oAUTIER, President
r. n. CHAF1N, Secretary
tSEAL) 81 Is. IL
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"Guys and Dolls"

"Guys and Dolls.
The program of The Little
Music Theater features con-
densed performances of "Die
Fledermaus" by Strauss and
the "Song of Norway" featur-
ing the music Of Edward
Grieg. The entire musical score
of both of these perennials will
be presented, and, in addition,
the third part of the program
is a revue Of the best music of
the immortal George Cohen,
entitled Yankee Doodle Boy"
Concert-goers Of all tastes
are expected to find this pro-
gram one of the most pleasur-
able of the season. Attendance
is by membership only and Of
ficials Of the organization are
anticipating a full house.
The chronicle., 1962-01-12
COUNTY COURT SUMMONS

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To-Sam Buford. Henley Rd., Bayou
La Batre. Alabama.
You are summoned to appear before
the County Court OF the County Of
Jackson, at the Court House thereof.
in the City OF PaScagoula, in the
State Of Mississippi, on the 3nd Mon
day OF February A. D., 1862. to Claim
exemption to $500 paid into Court
by the ingalls, Shipbuiiding Corpora
tion. Gsrnishee, wherein you are de-
fendant.
This the sth day Of January. A. D.,
1862.
vERTIs O. RAMSAY,
County Clerk
BY Juanits Goff, D. c.
(SEAL) St ia, 10, 26
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Trio will perform
for Concerts group

"A community Concerts au-
dlence will be in for one of the
big treats Of the season when
The Little Theater of Music is
presented Saturday evening at
Moss Point High School audi
torium.
"A scintillating program of
die Fledermaus," "Song of
Norway and the music of
George M. Cohan will be pre-
sented by artists Shirlee EN-
mons. William MeGrath and
Ronald Rogers directed by
David Tihmar and designed by
Joe Crosby.
little Music Theater is a
combination of ever-popular
light opera and Broadway rep
ertoire with the three young
musicians combining an excit-
ing vocal talent and expert
enced. convincing acting
ability.
|, Little Music Theater made
its debut in the spring and re-
celved rave reviews every
where it appeared throughout
the country. Director Tihmar's
new staging technique lends a
theatrical aura to the whole
production. He is also well
known as a producer and cho-
reographer.
The costuming, designed by1'
Joe Crosby, has also brought
much applause from audiences
as quick changes of costumes
convey the illusion of each of
the variety of roles the young
musicians carry.
With her basic gown of sim |
pie design Miss Emmons is
able to transform her costume
with the ingenious addition of
an apron, hat, a hustle, a til
ara or feathered headpiece to |
portray roles ranging from
that of a chambermaid to a
countess. With changes OF
equal simplicity, the tenor and
baritone also enact their roles.
Shirlee Emmons, soprano, |
has a score of credits to her
name and has also been de-
scribed as "a lovely thing with
the type of hair and voice that |
gentlemen prefer" Leading |
soprano of the Santa Fe OPP
era Company and winner of
the Marion Anderson award,
she is former soloist with the
Robert Shaw Chorale and has !
also appeared with the Amer
ican Opera Company and on
recordings for RCA Victor.
Tenor is William McGrath |
whom critics call "a superla-1
tive musician" and IAN i'm
pressively gifted young tenor"
Versatile and personable, the
possessor of a most compre-
hensive repertoire, McGrath |
has sung most of the standard !
operatic roles with distinguish
ed European organizations
such as Paris, Frankfurt and |
Geneva Opera companies.
In his native country he has |
appeared with the Buffalo |
Philharmonic, the NBC SYM
phony and the Robert Shaw
Chorale.
Ronald Rogers, baritone So
loist of the group, has been
heard by symphony audiences
as soloist in the Rogers and
Hammerstein Night concerts.
In New York he has been So
loist on numerous occasions at
Radio City Hall and has been
seen as a dramatic actor in the
productions of "Livin' the
Life" and 'Rules Of the Game"
To summer audiences he has
become a familiar face and
voice in productions of "Kiss
Me Kate" "Carousel," and
1
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Letal Notices
: sTEE.s NOTICE on sarr

~~~yeAEE - NOI1CE OH SALK
,x,sEAs. James. Msgee and his
!. .sT~Venna Mae Magee, executed
: Z n1p certain Deed of Trust on June
spe6l, to William L. Waller, Trustee.
secure the payment OF a certain
Indebtedness evidenced by their Prom
isSory Note Of even date Herewith to
Bevis Shell Homes, Inc. which said
(. Deed of Trust is of record in the Of
lice of the Chancery Clerk OF jackson
county, Mississippi in Book l54 at
:. Pages 447-448, of the records OF Mort
cages and Deeds of Trust on land In
jackson County. Mississippi: and,
= WHEREAS. Bevis Shell Homes, Inc,
later assigned the aforesaid Deed of
Trust, and Note thereby secured to
B 81 P, Inc. by instrument of writing
dated November a.. 1861, and record
ed in Book i62 at Page II in the rec
ords of the office OF the Chancery
Clerk OF Jackson County. Mississippi:
and. .
WHEREAS, said Deed OF Trust and
the Note thereby secured provides for
the payment Of said indebtedness in
monthly, installments of principal and
interest, and provides further that In
the event Of default in the payment of
any installment for period of thirty
800 days, the holder may, at his op-
tion, declare ali the remainder of said
Z Indebtedness due and payable; and,
WHEREAS, default has been made in
ehe payment Of said indebtedness;
and.
WHEREAS. the holder of the said
indebtedness has exercised the option
sprovtded for in said Deed Of Trust
and Pfomissory Note secured by the
M ~ ha
of said Indebtedness, together with all
= mi eefest due thereon, Immediately due
and payabIe; and.
wHEREAs,--the holder Of said In
debtedness has directed the under
!. IGgned, Las. Trustee, to- execute this
trust In accordance with the terms of
the Deed Of Trust aforesaid.
THEREFORE,, l.. WILLIAM
L. WALLER, Trustee in said Deed of
Trust, viii, within legal hours, on the
zeths day of January, 1861. at the
front door of the County Court House
eI-IRckson. County. Mississippi. offer
feF-sa}e, and will seil-st public auction
tn6 ortcr9 6-fhd highest bidder for
cash, theeland and property situated
m NcxS6n County. Mississippi, and
described es follows, to-wit:
Lot -Is4 Of Jackson Park Subdivision
IN Ssosion 81, Township q South, Range
Ewsss as per plat thereof recorded in
Plat Book 7,-Psge 72s Of the Records
ufFfatsoi Jac kson- County. Missis-
kippi~-s .,.----.>,,->.e-;- ----------.--.s
rttfe 10 the above described prop
Iety- L. believed to be good. but / will
convey only such title as Is vested in
me as Trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE, this the
and dag of January. -l962..--
WILLIAM L. WALLER; Trustee
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TIE CHRONICLE STAR
THE MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

Published every Tuesday and Fri-
day ct Pascagoula and Moss Point,
Mississippi, By the Advertiser Pub
fishing Company, Inc, Publication
office 2io-2l2 Delnas Avenue, Pas
cagoula. Miss.
Entered at the post office, Pas
eagoula, Miss, April 28, 1871. Under
act Of March ;, 1879. al second
class mail matter.
Entered at the post office, Moss
Point. Miss. October 3, 1900 under
act Of March 3. 1879, as second
class mall matter.
NOTICE TO POSTMASTER. send
all address labels clipped from ufi-
deliverable copies with Form 3570
TO p. o. Box SOL, Pascagoula. Mise,
Second class postage paid at Pas
cagoula. Miss. and ct additional
mailing offices.
Single copy 10 cents. Subscription
rates. In jackson County, one year
&6.su: nine months $3.50; six
months t4.2s; three months $500 -
outside Jackson County, one year
$3.50: nine months $3.50; six
months t5.25, three months $500
- ssrvicemen ears year.
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May take fhis means Of notifying my patrons and
friends that am no longer associated with fhe Sports
mans csntss As salesman or rod 6 reel repairman.
wouh feel that something had been left undone, were
to overlook fills opportunity 10 THANK YOU for the
business YOU have given me in the past years.
Your patronage snd friendship has been very much ap-
preeiafsd.
CHARLES r. NJNclE cHARLlE) BENNETT
The chronicle., 1962-01-12

AS many as one million
earthquakes take place In q
single year.
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Mitchell winner
Of trip aboard
for himself, wife

p. G. Mitchell, president OF
a Pascagoula automobile firm
is winner of a Caribbean
cruise for himself and his wife.
Announcement was made to-
day by the sponsors Of a sales
contest from Sept. through
Dec. 81, 1861.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell win
travel Jan. % through Feb. !
aboard the s. S. Santa Rosa
calling at several ports from
which they will make over
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IL IL not violative Of the Constitution
and laws Of the State. or OF the United
States.
JOE +. PATTERSON,
Attorney General
By MARTIN n. McCLENDON.
Assistant Attorney General
1t 1-t1
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23
Spring Practice
Ends Friday
For Tigers

Hampdcn Sydney's football
Tigers after being hampered by
snow for almost two weeks close
out their spring practice session
this Friday. The snow cut the
number of practices to fifteen.
but Coach StOkeley Fulton says
he is pleased with the progress
CT the club. The Tigers closed
out the 1861 season with SO
record and are looking forward
TO lettering that record by a
considerable degree this fall.
The squad will miss the serv-
ices of lettermen Tim Butler,
tackle, Tom Tredway, fullback:
Bill Sale. center: and ends.
Tony Rucker and Bobby Saylor,
but returning lettermen will be
on hand to fill up the gaps, at
least one and III some cases. as
many as three at every position.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23
Ladies' Dl.ckpin
Bowling Result
BY Nell ". Sanderson

Last Thursday nights Ladies
Duckpin League found Leggett's
winning three games over Doro-
thy May, Home Furniture WIN
ming three over Newberly's and
Taylor-Forbes two over Bald
wins.
Leggett's team had high three
game total pinfall of 1887 and
also high team game Of 1853.
Elizabeth Ragland of Taylor
Forbes team rolled high indi-
vidual game of los and also
high three games Of 298. Other
members rolling the 100 mark
or better were Adele Clunbey
l04, Marg Husky 1903. Dolly
Noble l01 and Phyllis Harris
100.
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Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night League


RESULTS: p. E. Mills 4, Tas-
tee Freez 0; Rebels 4. WSVS 0;
Farmers Supply 3. Cox Amuse-
ment /.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game Ed Finch, 1888. Individual
high three-game set Ed Finch.
400. Team high game P. E.
Mills. 802. Team high set. P. E.
Mills, 2245.
Tuesday Night League
RESULTS: Kayton Fuel 4,
The Hub 0: Martin the JeWeler
3, Crewe Laundry /; jenkins
Oil 8, Leggett'S /.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game D. Sequin, 1872. Individual
high three-game set D. Sequin,
587. Team high game Martin the
Jeweler. 87S. Team high set
Martin the Jeweler, 2433.
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win the first race. Weinberg
was fit to be tied. The horse
paid $500 to win. which shows
he was a long shot. Weinberg
didn't even know what the
horses name was. however. the
record shows it was Mr.. Arctic,
but pretty hot that day.
In the second race. horse
number five. with the unlikely
name Of Ebelde. started well.
At this point Weinberg saw that
his combination had a chance.
and his arms started to wave
wildly. as he is said to do when
excited. Not remembering the
horses name. Weinberg said ne
was calling the horse Farm
vile. and it came through to
pay him $3.50, for his 81 bet.
When collecting for his win
ming ticket Weinberg demanded
a check. This was umheard of at
Hialeah, where almost everyone
is quite willing to receive the
cash. so the income tax folks
don't know exactly how much
they won.
With his usual request,
Weinberg was taken to the gen.
eral manager. who regarded
him as some kind of an oddity.
Weinberg pleaded, I'm Just a
poor country boy from Farm
vile, Virginia. and would be
scared to walk around with that
much money in cash in my
pockets.
After lot of talk and some
good natured jokes, the general
manager wrote check. This
is the first check I've written to
pay off a daily double in 81
years." the man said as he
turned the money over to Vein
terg, who proudly brought the
check back for folks in Farm
vile to see.
We have a suspicion that he
was given his Uncle Frank Fem
herg's secret formula. because
just last fall. Weinberg won the
car given away by the Jaycees
at the Five County Fair. Uncle
Frank did pretty good too. some
20 years ago. as ne hit the Irish
Sweepstakes for $780,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23
Registration Friday
For Summer Program

Registration for the summer
baseball and s0ftball programs
win be held Friday night ct the
Farmville AYInofy at 8 pm.
Bob Mc0ahey. chairman Of the
baseball committee. said differ
ent phases Of the program will
be explained briefly and an op-
portumity will be given to any
one who wishes to ask questions.
1T is very important that the
parents attend the registration
along with the boys and girls. :"
McGahey emphasized. Members
of the board of directors and
the team managers will be on
hand for the meeting.
McGahey also asked that any,
one who has league equipment,
please bring it along Friday
night. so a final inventory Of the
summer needs can be made.
The registration will be for
youngsters interested in joining
the program as well as for those
who played last year. For the
boys 8-l2 there is the Little
Boys Baseball League; for the
1915 age group there is the
Youth League: and for the girls,
the softball league.
lone expansion will take
place over last year." McGahey
commented. There will be six
major league teams this year,
instead Of four as it was last
year" The additional two teams
should increase the competitive
ness of the already excellent
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Junior Boys .
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Tigers 2, Rebels
0; Eagles 2, Wild Cats O; Yam
KEGS l, Giants l.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game Donnie SeQuin 107. Indi-
vidual high two game set Don
ME Sequin. 179. Team high
game, Eagles. 1853. Team high
set Tigers. 692.
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-Farmyille%CreWe
Ladies' League
Page sA

RESULTS: Gerson and Ger
son /. Lucy Strikers 2: ILG 2.
Fire Balls 1.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game Lucy Smith and Jessie
Higgins, 80. Individual high
three game set Jessie Higgins.
287. Team high game Fire Balls.
ASS Team high set. Lucky
Strikers. 1891.
STANDINGS nG 1916. Fire
Balls %. Lucky Strikers 30
81. GersOn and Gers0n 25-33.
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league.
In addition there will be four
minOr league teams. four Youth
League teams and four girls
s0fthall teams. There will not
hf any farm teams next year. 4
he stated.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23
Methodist Girls Claim Trophy

The Methodist girls receive basketball champ
ions for the They the church
ment Wednesday night with 4l5 the Presbyerian
Left 70 right Cheyl N0bn Mrs Andrews coach
Judy Baldwin and Benny Higgins basketball
presented the trophy The Methodist made clean
as they won the regular season title two weeks