ten ... husband's saber ] tfiss Jane Iredell Jones for the first 7 The cake was Marries Lieut. Clarke embossed with t, roses and valley FIREMEN DEFEAT lilies, caught?31 In Military Ceremony tiny doves. "Ith In the house RTS TO 1 white chrys,mv O from Page mums were ST SPOFFORD, 2 (Continued Six) arranged. Mrs. Jones Vilen Jones, and was met at the wore to her daught. In Seventh To wedding a gown of Will Sandlin Triples and his best white lace Cape Fear Loop iltar by the bridegroom 111 DODGERS TRIUMPH a corsage of orchids. Break Tie And Even Play Elliott M. Amlck, of Fort Ben- Hold nan, Mrs. William Banquet Tonight Latimer. 0f teu- Title Series was In ting. The bride’s stately beauty ton, great aunt 5-4 0f the bride OVER GIANTS, and managers enhanced the richness of her a of Officials, players by gown rare old lace in Fear Baseball asso- ivory. Her of the Cape A triple by Dave Sandlin in the ivedding gown which was worn by flowers were At Least will hold their annual garfctS Clinches ciation sev nth and a passed ball gave the The bride’s Brooklyn ner mother on her wedding day. book was kept bv it session at Henry Kirk- 2 1 over With Five- banquet Firemen a close to victory Die satin dress was made Perry Gordy and Tie For Second the sound tonight deep Ivory assisting l"' ham’s place on the Spofford Spinners in the second ing were Misses in empire lines with bertha of honi- Elizabeth and Run In Fifth at 8 o’clock. of five serif p Rally game of the three out In ces Watkins and ex- on lace. The full skirt fell grace- Miss Grace About 100 persons are softball championship at Bar?' for the city ful folds to the floor and a train and Miss Louise Shuev, pected to attend. last both" 01! 24.—Wl—The Robert Strange playgrounds from the waist. The tiered veil Savannah, BROOKLYN, Sept. Besides the umpires of the lung clinched at least night. of bridal illusion was caught to the Brooklyn Dodgers invited guests include During evening the league, With the score standing at 1 to 1 tra second in the Na- the Rev. the head with a cap of heirloom changed her a tie for place Judge Alton A. Lennon, wedding dress for with one big and one away, the Fireman’s spark- to ional league today Walter B. Freed. Ronald Lane, point de Venise lace which hung ensemble of soldier blue in the fifth inning ling shortstop rifled a triple to the crepe " five-run splurge A. L. King and L. E. Sikes. the first tier of the veil. The bride’s which she wore matching to beat the little diamond. “Blow-Gum” Fowler, W;, that was good enough Those attending are requested only ornament was a pearl broach ries and a corsage of Giants 5 to 4. who had exercised steady control New York to meet at the courthouse at < vorn by her great-grandmother, Jane Lieutenant and Mrs. the Clark ie[f « was the 16th triumph of throughout the hotly fought affair, * It o’clock and leave in a body. Iredell Meares on her wedding day a wedding trip to be over their cross-town ri- tossed one that the catcher let get pian^ Dodgers n 1840. her costume was route and 16th Completing on their return this and the Giants away and Sandlin slid home. wm Z vals year i bouquet of bride’s roses. al home at Fort d'efeat in 19 games. Whitlow Wyatt The game was featured by a total Benning. out In accordance with a time hon- Among the out-of-town credit foi his 15th victory BESERK lack of errors. It was machine-like got REDS GO ” with ored army custom the bride and Mrs. William of the affair, hitting a single in its execution with the Smokies Latimer, Mrs t to the big bridegroom left the church passing MacMillan, Mrs. the bases loaded spark a little higher on their toes in the Henry Jay ad to be ander an arch formed of the crossed Dodger rally. But he PLANNING SERIES than Spofford. Neither pitch- Millan, Jr., of Wilmington the pinches aisle the w.ien a sabers of the groomsmen. The Joseph M. Bell and rescued in eighth er, Fowler or Bill Glisson, walked Mr. and scored all their runs on out through which they left the altar Cadwallader Jones, of Giants man, and each moundsman gave ColtmUa s' a by Tickets Gone And Front al- six hits, one of them triple All hits. was formed by the groomsmen C„ and Mrs. William but five Johnson' ef with two on. with the bridesmaids and Johnny Rucker Office Is Still Besieged The firs', to hit the run column, ternating Asheville, and Miss an Grace Barne The victory gave Brooklyn one run again the beauty of the color scheme and Miss Louise Fans the Spinners nursed their Shuey, both ot record with five games to By Insistent 87-62 lead along until the third when was noted. annali. The third place St. Louis play. Smith and Bill Glisson hit a single After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. out have Cardinals, rained today, an fresco BY JOHN FRYE and a double respectively to tie the Jones entertained with al There are 764,565 with eight to go. 1 cardholders fa a 79-67 standing at their home in Overlook. Yb B « O A 24.— (A*) —A score. reception the New York NEW YORK CINCINNATI, Sept. City public library ° 1 hot corner The sward of the terrace sur- which Rucker, cf -- f 2 V tour of the shiny desks in the front "Red” Bearden. Spinner green system, includes 5 1 1 4 Manhattan 2b-ss a with two the home was with Whitehead, office of Cincinnati Baseball Club, man, had perfect day rounding gay Bronx and Richmond. If- 2 Moore, o and a for three, and electric the 1 n 0 n Inc., proves definitely that sane peo- doubles single lights forming setting in sometimes outdo the tom3-o’- he scored the Spinners’ only run tor the bride’s table where the two California oil 0 14 0 ple producers spend c 3 with O’Dea3 TII_ the first Burney Covington tiered cake was cut during the eve- more than $350,000 a 7t bedlam. year on a lab. Pema’ree, $ ? U 3 knocking him in. ning by the bride who used her where Witefc, ss- The corporation, handling business oratory fossils are 1,3 n 0 n0 Un 0n With the standing showing the studied! Panning, xx the Cincinnati Reds, has 0 0 0 1 0 affairs of ■■ Cuccinello, 2b- with a 8 to 4 win and the its into a luxurious Spinners Lohrman, p turned quarters n n o n n Firemen them with 2 to 1, 0 0 0 0 0 — tieing Melton, p mad-house take it from General game, the third in the city Warren C. Giles—to handle tonight's III 0 0 Manager is SeCS?.rpyl^-= softball championship series, WEDNESDAY SPECIALS the Cincinnati Reds’ arrangements Seeds, xxx -J! _!? J? _!! scheduled-to find both clubs bearing for the World series. 10 Totals ---* 9 24 down to maintain the edge. in Sth. In the reception room, two tele- x-Batted for Melton The score by innings: 54th ANNIVERSARY Sth. SALE in xx-Batted for Witek phone operators (usually there’s only 1—2 fi 0 in 9 th Firemen _ 001 000 xxx-Batted for Dean care O A one and she has time to take 5 0 BROOKLYN Al> R H Spofford_ 100 000 0—1 of mechanically, Reiser, rf-cf- S letters) respond Batteries, for the Firemen, Jordan $ 0 1 }1 0 Walker, cf “I’m sorry all tickets are gone- f and Glisson ; for the Spinners, Hardle Gallagher, rt- send 1 n n 7 n you might an-application and Fowler- Umpires: O. Allen and “Insect” flying at is a site d plane—but miles away. It was the on chance that some tickets T,lat right good “spotlighted” by 1 Singleton. 800,000,000 candle-power beam of one of the army’s ne w anti-aircraft tested at Sche- will be turned back.’’ searchlights, being CHALLENGE CHALLENGE == 0 5 0 nectady, N. Y. The 60-inch lights, for which a $7,777,5 00 order haa been placed, are so powerful that a person mnkifc re- • in a plane 12 miles off can a Giles comes out of his inner a "whatever you want you read newspaper by its H ght._ ELECTRIC IRON Electric f=.rtss2l::= oi treat and four people pounce upon can't have it” glint in his eye. Percolators u ti Wyatt n _ for one RED, REDDER him with pleas dying grand- At end sits Frank Lane, the Value $1.29 Value Case" AND $1.29 P__0 _0 _0 mothers who want to see just one Big Ten football referee whose usual REDDEST 31 5 7 27 On The Five Grid Front Totals _ World series before passing on. work is looking after the Reds’ TRENTON, Mo. —There was Big _ 900 000 040—4 New York After Giles from this 000 050 OOx-5 escapes pile- nine farm clubs. Stringing down the triple embarrassmen for he au- Brooklyn _ that omobile CAROLINA Ben Lacy, a sophomore, ran in Errors: Hudson, Reiser. Runs bat- up, he leaves word he’s gone to lfot are one to two score men with driver whose righ Iron CHAPEL HILL, Sept. 24.—(JP)— fed in: Wvntt 2. Reiser, Walker. Med- the ball park to climb the flagpole, pencils, adding machines, piles of wheel came off while driving down the fullback slot, alternating briefly wiek Rucker 2, Whtiehead, Young. then ducks a Trenon sree. Mike Cooke returned to heavy duty McCar- again. paper, empty pop bottles, heaping with Jay Bolin. Billy Pharr, a Two’base bits: Ross, Walker, but Three base hit: The W’orld series department, ash and that won’t focus The today, Roy Connor, Johnny Nickel plated. I thy. Ott, Camilli. trays, eyes wheel rolled righ up he senior Attractive new Franks. Pecora, and Joe Austin remained at hampered by injuries the last Wood handle. Rucker. Stolen bases: Ross, though, is where people really are any more. A million dollars worth driveway of a garage and was design. Polished on bases: New York 7; Brooklyn three in Standard size. Left beserk. That's a two-acre office on of certified checks and a light work, and Carolina approached years, was the blocking back aluminum. off: Lohrman 2, Dean money or- aught by mechanic. 5 lbs. 5. Bases on balls As High Long life ele- Wyatt 3. a secluded floor of the same build- ders has had its effect. the crucial Wake Forest battle with post. far as other posts were 1, Casey 1. Strikeouts by: The red faced driver was an grade element. ment. Under- Lohrman 1 Melton 1, Casey 1. Hits ing. It has an unlisted telephone “It was nice when we used to fin- an acute shortage of backs. Also concerned, McEver said he just didn’t Unde rwriters Mel- employe of a rival garabe that writers listed. off: Lohrman 5 in 4 1-3 innings: absent In line were know who would start. whose number you can learn if ish in the cellar,” says cars from duty the listed. Less cord. ton 1 ir 2 2-3; Dean 1 in 1; Wyatt S somebody sold of rival make. 8tu Bill and in 7: Casey 1 in 2. Winning pitcher: you’re psychic- wistfully. Adn with him in the front seat Richardson, Faircloth, Lohrman. Um- A N. C. Wyatt. Losing pitcher: knock at the door starts a medi- And just in case you think all this le had a prospective purchaser Fred Stallings. STATE ! l-BURNER Barliclt, Campbell, Klem and CHALLENGE pires: eval lock rattling and a uniformed means that can still was out The injured backs constituted Ballanfant. Time: 2:05. Attendance: activity you get who for a demonstartion RALEIGH, Sept. 24—(^—David- guard looks out He has a the best reserve Coach 3.464 raid; 5.8G7 ladies’ day. balefully. ticket, forget it. )f how good the 1940 model is. about trio son's offense and defense were tack- ELECTRIC STOVE TOASTER Ray Wolf could muster. Although led by the N. C. State varsity today Value the Lalanne Dunkle Baker Sadoff as Coach Williams (Doc) Newton |||!£ftSf>l $1.29 Value $1.29 combination ran intact, the available pushed his squad’s preparations for relief men were few and mainly light the fracas with the Wildcats here and green. Saturday night. Acting the part of Davidson's WAKES FOREST Art Faircloth and 88c Granny Sharpe, WAKE FOREST. September 24.— Modern design. Lloyd McMillan worried the varsity (A*)—The Wake Forest was B1 a ck enamel varsity frequently, and the coach indicated fairly successful today in breaking and chrome. he would continue stressing a de- up North Carolina’s pass plays as Underwriters fense against Davidson's aerial game. gttc presented by the Deacon freshmen listed. Cord, during a long drill in preparation DUKE plug included. for the game with the Tar Heels DURHAM, Sept. 24.—(JT*>—Football Saturday. :alent of Duke university was thrown Paul '■ Waivers, end, Jimmy Ring- Into one pot this afternoon in much IRON CORD Sandwich Toaster gold, blocking back, and Carl Civler the same manner that a cook would and Frank Kapriva, guards, were 29c Value $1.29 Value about the business of up outstanding In the aerial defense. ?o cleaning the kitchen to make a stew. DAVIDSON Head Coach Wallace Wade mixed DAVIDSON, Sept. 24—CP)—With up the first and second teams to Granny Sharpe definitely out of the such an extent you couldn’t tell one 88c the other. He took the foot- 12c N. C. State game at Raleigh Satur- from Fries. grlUs day night. Coach Gene McEver ran hall machine apart and schooled the EACH small steaks, back units as he the etc. Johnny Fredericks at the tail separately, prepared 6-ft. cord. Rub- chops, with for opener with post today and seemed satisfied boys Saturday’s ber and asbes- Chrome finish. V. M. I. in Duke stadium. his performance. tos insulated. Cool wood han- Bakelite plug. dies. ‘RETIRED* CATCHER SLUGGING SPEEDSTER '(i PLUGS GAP FOR REDS CINCINNATI.—141—The other Red and Cincinatti some years ago Jimmy half of the McCormick boys on the Green I Wilson was one of the best catch- Cincinnati Reds is Mike, 23-year- ers Then PANS .10c I in the National league. old rookie brought up from Indian- |d«ST manager of the Philadelphia Phil- apolis to help the team out of its outfield difficulties. lies, he taught a third baseman named Bucky Walters how to pitch. Mike, no relation to first-base- man Frank, is likely to become a He came to the Cincinnati Reds .300 slugger next year. He’s a ball as a coach in 1939. 40, he Pushing hawk, too, and may give Harry figured his playing days were over. Craft a battle for the 1941 center- Master Mixed 4-hr. Enamel But the death of second string field job. He took over there while catcher Willard Hershberger left Harry was in a batting slump this a hole to fill and Jimmy filled it. year. Reg. 25c Value When Ernie Lombardi went out Mike weighs 200 pounds but with an injured finger for a few gets around. During his Califor- in 11 days early Septeber, Jimmy nia school days he ran the century caught with the old-time zip, in 9.9 seconds. 2 *Pint tossed hopeful base stealers out *-- lie with ease, and contribute 1 some useful hits on the offensive side. More than 35 billion barrels of fin One coat gives beautiful smooth Jimmy’s son is a bull-pen catch- oil have been produced in the, er for the Reds and walls, ceiling, is expected to world since 1859, when commer- ish to woodwork, take where his dad ma up leaves off— cial production began. niture, automobile—saving time, if he ever does. 1 hard Sets in one houi, Werber’s a mean man afield or terial, money! at bat, Bill Werber, one ot the best < In four. 22 modern colors. investments in the $25,000 history I of baseball, is a major reason for the Cincinnati Reds’ 1939 and 1940 I MASTER MIXED pennant triumphs. Buy A flashy third baseman who oc- Anything casionally plays to the grandstand Sell Polishing Wax but always gets the ball, Bill is also a bad man to come to bat Totaling with men on bases. If he doesn’t hit the ball, his sharp eye often $10 or More gets him a walk. Off seasons he’s an insurance On executive and hunting dog fancier. Sears 11 THEY ALSO SERVE Polishes without TO STAND AND WAIT rubbing! Wipe ROANOKE, Va. UR—Two brides- Easy away floor dull- to-be weren't a bit upset when the ness the quick, prospective bridegrooms failed to pleasant bring along the necessary four Payments way. j dollars to obtain marriage li- censes. In one instance, the woman pa- tiently waited while the man went out to obtain the funds. The sec- ■iiHifliHijyHlMidNp* woman did she ond young more; 807 N. Front St. Dial 66* furnished one dollar*

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