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PAGE EIGHT
Roundup
(Coattnued from mi one)
Recorder’s Court here.
IN TOWN Jack Riley, director
of public relations for Carolina
Power and Light, was in Dunn last
night at a meeting of the district
Men’s Brotherhood of the Chris
tian Church. Riley is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Riley of W.
Harnett.
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BESIDE EFIRD'S IN ERWIN
Church Brotherhood
Holds Meeting Here
Approximately 100 men represen
ting brotherhoods in 14 churches of
Mill Creek District Church at
tended a meeting at Hood Memorial
Christian Church here last night. I
Carl G. Conner, news editor of j
The Daily Record, spoke to the I
■ | group on the topic "Biblical Inga-
I thering." He pointed out In the
I talk that the ingathering of the
; Jews to Israel "is as much a sign
|cf the time as the gathering of
! the animals for the ark in Noah’s
| time.”
Conner traced the history of the
| Jewish people from the time of
I their expulsion from Spain in 1492
\ until present times. During the in
! gathering from 1948 until today,
the Jewish population of Israel has
i swelled from approximately 500.000
jto over 1,700,000, Conner pointed
j out.
William "Tittle” Tart, local Bro- I
l iWs D4ITT KFrOSTL DUNN, N- O.
therhood president, presented Dr.
George Outhrell, pastor of the Dunn
Church, who Introduced Conner.
Tart also opened the meeting,
welcoming the men to Dunn. Dur
ing the program, Eugene Huggins
sang “The Holy City,” and J. V.
Baps, James Britt, Huggins and
Marvin Beasley, were present In two
quartet numbers.
SANDERS ELECTED
Following the program, A. W.
Griffin, Goldsboro, chairman of a
nominating committee to select new
officers, presided over a business
session. New officers elected by ac
clamation were, D. W. Sanders,
president, Raleigh; Roy Konn, vice
president, Goldsboro; Tommy Har
rall secretary, Dunn; and Pete
Sellers. SmithfleM, was rejected
treasurer.
Several) reports acre presented
on the work of the State Brother
hood, and the secretary was re
quested to send a Card to the out.
going president, TRlmadge Britt,
Mount Olive, who is sick.
The fried chicken dinner was ser
ved by the Women's Fellowship of
the local church.
Holy Cross Cage
Team In Doing
Fine This Year
WORCESTER, Mass. W lt
was about a year ago and a vibrant
Holy Cross freshman basketball
team was busily annihilating one
of its 18 victims in an unbeaten
season.
"Give ’em until next February
to get adjusted" mused varsity
Coach LeSter H. Buster Sheary. his
face a-grin. “They should helo
make us a pretty fair team.”
Folks in the “heart of the com
monwealth” think Sheary. some
times called a “part-time” coach,
was peeking into a crystal ball. Be
cause those fresh flashes have pro
vided both regulars and a “bench”
that finds the Crusaders Sugar
Bowl champions and unbeaten in
eight games.
The city saluted the team Tues
day night after It returned home
from a triumphant trek through
Dixie. Mayor James D. O'Brien
and #OO other fans jammed a hotel
ballroom for a three-hour recep
tion.
CHEERS FOR ALL
Every man came in for cheers
but they were sepecially loud fo r
Co-Capt. Togo Palazzi, 6-4 senior
main spring of the club and prob
able All-American. Despite his 210-
pounds. Palazzi has the grace of
a swan and is an expert at every
phase of the game-including de
fense.
But ft's no one-man team. Sopho
mores Tommy Heinsohn at 6-7
and Joe Liebler at 6-4, along with
Co-Capt. Ronnie Perry and junior
Frank Hasprizak make it a well
meshed unit. Backed by a solid
bench they have swept through
Tufts, Massachusetts, Boston Uni
versity, Colgate. New York Univer
sity, DePaul, Louisiana State and
Alabama. Only against Alabama
were the Crusaders really pressed.
Perry scoring a lay-up in the final
two seconds to bring a 70-68 vic
tory.
"Perry is the brains of our ball
club,” said Sheary, whose Crusad
er teams boast 118 victories against
27 defeats. "He sets us up. settles
us over the humps and gives us
that clutch baket.”
Sheary. who also supervises an
athletic program in the city's pub
lic schools, has been coaching Holy
Cros* six years.
THREE IN CHAMPIONSHIP
Three of his teams have played
in the NCAA championships and
one in the National Invitation
Tourney. But this is the one he
thinks may be his best.
"This is strictly a big, happy
family with Palazzi the guy with
the boarding house reach,” said
Sheary.
"Actually we don’t have a truly
set starting team. We can reach
down to our 10th or 11th man and
give him the assignment when the
strategy calls for a certain spe
ialty.
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W ’54 BUICK \
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ON DISPLAY
FRIDAY, JANUARY BTH
AT
STRICKLAND
MOTOR CO.
E. Edgerton St. Dunn, N. C.
News Shorts
LONDON OP The year’s first
big tide swept against lowland sea
walls today but North Sea gales
subsided,, sparing the. European
coast from floods like those that
killed nearly 2.000 persons a year
ago.
NEW YORK (W The Armv
announced today that all Signal
Corps electronic and aviation ac
tivities at Ft. Monmouth, N. J., will
be moved to a newly activated
electronics proving ground at Fort
Huachuca, Ariz.
WASHINGTON W* Formtr
Hawalin Gov. Ingrain Stainback
said today that Hawaii’s economy
is controlled by Harry Bridges'
longshoremen union which in turn
is run by men who “absolutely
follow the Communist line.” >
Stainback, once an ardent advo
cate of statehood for the Pacific
territory, testified before the Sen
ate Interior Committee.
CAIRO, Egypt itfl The plump
Aga Khan is eating lightly these
days even though every ounce he
loses will be worth Its weight in
platinum soon. The 78-year-old
Moslem spiritual leader will leave
for Pakistan at the end of this
month to climb into a special chair
scale and receive—at least symboli
piatinum.
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' THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 7, 1554
ANOTHER GREAT
SPECIAL PURCHASE
SALE
OF FINE LINGERIE
Again we have been fortunate enough to make a
special purchase of the irregulars of a fine national
ly advertised line of lingerie.
30% To 40%
8-E-D-l-e-T-l-O-11-S
Come Early - Our Summer Purchase
Was Sold Out In Just A Few Days!!
One of our salesladies was delighted to get a gown
for $3.95 that was like one she bought a few years
ago for $12.95 at another store. (
"MARKED IRREGULARS" but most of it looks like
"FIRSTS"
LADIES COATS
were $44.50 now $34.50
were $39.95 now $29.95
were $14.95 now $9.66
were $10.95 now $7.66
LADIES SUITS
were $44.95 now $39.95
were $39.95 now $26.66
were $19.95 v now $10.66
were $10.95 now $7.66
LADIES BETTER DRESSES
were $19.95 now $12.95
were $16.95 now $10.95
were $14.95 now $8.95
were $12.95 now $7.95
were $10.95 now $6.95
ONE RACK LADIES’
DRESSES
$8.95 values now $5.66
EXTRA SPECIAL
ONE RACK OF SMALL SIZE
DRESSES
values to $16.95 now $4.66
ONE RACK LADIES’
COTTON DRESSES
regular $5.95 now $3.76
ONE TABLE
LADIES HATS 50c
ALL LADIES HATS
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
PRINCE'S
DEPT. STORE