Evening star. [volume], April 14, 1948, Page B-4, Image 25

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Fori Dupont Will Enter
Children's Softball Team
Children between 8 and 13 will
get a chance to play on softball
teams being entered by the Fort
Dupont Citizens’ Association to
compete in the league sponsored by
the Hilltop Recreation Council.
David Aronin, chairman of the
Parks and Playground Committee,
said last night eight of the citizens’
associations in the Southeast area
are planning to enter teams. He
already has 15 youngsters in his
area signed up with the approval
of their mothers.
Mr. Aronin said the Dupont as
sociation is planning to buy uni
forms for the players. Most of the
games would be played at the Hill
crest and Fort Davis Park Flay
grounds, he Mid.' Awards will be
given to the winning teams.
At the same time, the members
approved plans to enter a float in
the Greater Southeast Derby Pa
rade the night of June 25. The
Soap Box Derby will be held the
next day.
The meeting was held in the
Ann Beers School. Alabama ave
nue and Thirty-sixth place S.E.,
and was conducted by Henry Solo
mon, president._•
France is supplying most of
Britain's apples for cider-making.
Holy Name Society Elects
George X. Altmann haa been re
elected president of the Holy Name
Society of Holy Comforter Church.
Other officers are Eugene Robey,
vice president; Chester Mundie,
secretary; Henry D. Talbert, finan
cial secretary, and William Wheat
ley, marshal.
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