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MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Woven Stripes in Madras WHITE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS NELSON PAIGE, Regular Color NELSON PAIGE Bold Look in White and Solid Color $2.96 $3.50 $3.95 MEN'S PAJAMAS Cotton Broadcloth in Stripes Q/* Af and Solid Colors «Pui«/V to $T«i!v MEN'S HATS ^9 Qj- QC Straw Hats to vvtvD ^rtMA. $4.95 t. $6.95 MMfe. $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS 25c«. $1.00 $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $4.00 PIONEER BELTS MEN'S DRESS SOX Gordon Sox, in Cotton OA 7C/» and Rayon Jt/C to I DC BACHELOR FRIEND SOX f-A nr Cotton and Rayon vUC to I DC WORKMAN'S Marauders Defeat Rutherfordton 12 To 9 The Marion Marauders made it two in a row off the Rutherford County Owls Tuesday night as they defeated the Owls in the home park by the score of twelve to nine. In racking up the victory , the Maraud ers touched four visiting pitchers for fourteen hits. The game was stacked with thrills from beginning to end but both teams played loose ball at times and bursts of greatness were spasmodic. The Owls started their ace moundsman, Left Haynes but he was forced to give way to McKin ney in the fourth, who was soon followed by Kelly and Oats. Jack Williams drew the starting assignment for the Marauders, but he was a bit wild as he had diffi culty in finding the plate. He forc ed in one man by the free route as he walked three batters in a row in the third. Williams was reliev ed by Odell Griffin in the fourth who received credit for the win. Lefty Odell Griffin has been with the Marauders less than a Week and already has credit for a pair of wins. His first one came Monday night as his club defeated the Owls in Rutherfordton six to five. It was another relief job and big Phil Oats was the losing pitcher. Two homers were made, one in the fifth and the other in the sixth, j Each circuit clout accounted for two runs. Bobby Halkard has credit for the first and Art Billie claims the second. Ezio Bonnetti led at bat for the Marauders with two foir three. He i was closely pushed by Art Billie j who had two out of five trips to j the plate. For the Owls Evans, Dun- j can and Lovett each had two. The line score: Owls 203 200 002— 9 9 2 : Marion 151 230 OOx—12 14 3 \ Batteries: For the Owls—Haynes,] McKinney (4) Kelly (5) Oats (7) j to Duncan; for Marion—Williams; and Griffin (4) to Bonnetti. Win ning pitcher, Griffin; losing pitch-; er, Haynes. Doubles: Cumby and Bonnetti. Triples: Beam and Pad-! gett. Home runs: Halkard and Bil- j lie. Umpires: Camp and Hall. Community Service At Glenwood The annual community Memorial Day Services will be held at Glen wood, Sunday, June 12. Services will begin at the Glenwood ceme-1 tery at 10:15 a. m., with the Rev. Hargett, retired minister of Ruther fordton as speaker. The Glenwood Chapter of the Woodmen of the World will be in charge of this ser- \ vice. The morning worship will be held at the Methodist church at 11:15 a. m. with the Rev. J. B. Mc Larty of Marion as the speaker,. There will be an afternoon program ; of music after the business meeting at the Methodist church at 1:30.! All are invited to bring a lunch and • come. I Baptist Men To Meet Thursday j The Baptist Brotherhood of the j First Baptist church will hold its j regular monthly meeting in the ' basement of the church Thursday] evening at 6:45. Walter Morgan is j the president. The supper is being; served by the members of the Wo- j man's Missionary Society. Horace j Easem, State Baptist Brotherhood" Secretary and Secretary of the Bap tist State Convention's Program for Wake Forest, will be the speaker. IN FASHION NOW j Cottons are really coming into; their own this season. They can be worn for work or in the evening, | there is %uch a variety to choose j from. The sleeveless bolero type dress | is probably the most popular cotton ! dress on the market now. It can be j worn for practically every occasion depending on the quality of the material. Everything seems to have a back sweep these spring days. Prom hair do to skirts we notice emphasis put on the back interest. Many of the new frocks have an extra skirt which is drawn back wards over a pencil slim skirt. We find fullness in the back rather than in the front. Extra panels are used with good effect and scarfs and 'stoles float from shoulders or hats. STRIKE TIME The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that working time lost be cause of labor disputes so far this year is less than half what it was during the same period in 1948. Working time lost was 6,850,000 men-days during the first four mon ths of 1949, compared with 15,800, ! 000 for the same period last year. THE OPENING OF Sarahs Beauty Nooke Monday, June 13 — at — 112 State Street Featuring Permanents, Hair Cuts, Shampoos and Sets, Scalp Treatments. The owner has had ten years experience with the \ Betty Jean Beauty Shop of Marion j Sarah's Beauty Nooke j SARAH WILLIAMS FRISBY, Owner ] 112 State St. Phone 531-J j COOL SANDALS *197 Brown or White Elk Sizes 2 to 6 $1.98 " 6% to 8 $2.48 " 8x/2 to 12 $2.69 R161 Brown, Red or White Elk Sizes 2 to 6 $1.98 " 6% to 8 $2.48 " 8% to 12 $2.69 " 12'A to 3 $2.98 *189 Brown, Red or White All sizes Baby 4 to Big 3 $1.98 gf e£LK.BROOm£ CQ Marion, N. C. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds. Old Newspapers for sale at The Progress office at 5c bundle $>
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