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(Tbis is the third article in a
 series of fOur)
By MARY ELIZABETH PLUMMER

By MARY ELIZABETH PLUMMER
 NEW YORK, July l. Jerome Herman CDiG2y) Dean looks the baseball world in the eye each morning with the unbefuddled gaze of a man who's had eight hours sleep.
 Who is responsible for that wide awake look? Mrs. Jerome Herman Dean Patsy) to her friends), who usually travels around with the ball club, sounds curfew for Dizzy and won't take mo" for an answer. Brunette and buxom, Mrs. Dean has high and serious concept of the duties of a baseball widow. One is to see that her husband, the St. Louis Cardinals pitching ace, gets to bed at a reasonable hour. The boys complain sIe has a habit of breaking up their card games by saying. "Cmon Diz." And Dig comes. The boys don't say much. They know Patsy's right and if they argued, she would win
 His Chief Adviser i She is one of the most. colorfu wives in the big leagues. She has a definite philosophy of life, and sticks to her guns.
 Every wife should be vitally con- cerned about her husbands ad- vancement and future, says Mrs Dizzy. It follows naturally that she should interest herself in his fi- nancial arrangements.
 Patsy married baseball's "big windjammer" in Houston, Tex, in 1881. Since then, he has made nc move without consulting her.
 Two heads are better than one she says. All I have ever done is to see my husband gets everything that is coming to him.
 Baseball stars seldom get what they are worth from their clubown- CTS without their wives help and advice"
 Part of the Game
 She calls her husband Jay" He was born Jay Hanna Dean-named after Jay Gould, the financier, and Mark Hanna, the political leader,
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CHAMP FIGHT
 TO BE STAGED
 LONDON TOWN
L Louis Not Recognized Farr to Meet Schmel-
 ing During August

LONDON, July l. The British Boxing Board has snubbed Joe Louis and will recognize a heavyweight bout between Tommy Farr, British champion, and Max Schmeling for the worlds championship title The bout will be staked here sometime during August.
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SAN FRANCISCO GAIN FOR TOP
 MAKES ANOTHER
Seattle Loses to Oakland San Diego Shutouts
 Los Angeles
(By Assc ,iated Press)

San Francisco gained one game yesterday on the Pacific Coast Leagues leading Sacramento team as they made it two straight over the Missions.
 Portland gained on the fifth place Seattle as they beat Sacramento
 Seattle lest to Oakland. The Oaks made IT hits during the game yes terday.
 San Diego shut out Los Angeles with five scattered hits.
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Sport Stunts
 Rv PAP

While National League powers that-be are having headaches with Dizzy Dean, Burleigh Grimes and other renowned umpire-baiters, the American Leaguers are thanking their lucky stars they have no such problem.
 Strangely enough, the junior ma for circuit never has been plagued
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GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League

Los Angeles 0; San Diego 4. San Francisco 3; Missions l. Oakland 3; Seattle 2. Sacramento 2; Portland 5.
 National League Philadelphia 2; New York T. Brooklyn 0, 0; Boston 1, 2. Chicago 9; St. Louis A. Pittsburgh 6; Cincinnati 0, nigh game.
 American League Detroit 4; Chicago l. New York 5; Philadelphia L St. Louis 3; Cleveland 10. Boston 2; Washington 6.
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Evergreen Bowl
 Friday Contests
 Will Be Varied
Events Range from Tight Rope Balancing to Bas-
 ketball, with Races

Boys and girls between the ages of 4 and and ' and years. who have tricycles, or like to run races, are urged to be present at the fifth weekly Friday afternoon Evergreen Bowl contests beginning at 2:30 o. clock.
 Tight rope balancing, log walking, basketball and swimming contests will also be held. For those work ing in the craft classes, prizes will be awarded for the best cartoon on display as well as for the best hand craft or papercraft work.
 The events and age limits for the contests are as follows:
 Boys or girls tricycle. race, two groups, ages to and to 9; boys or girls 25-yard dash, ages 4 to 6; boys or girls 40-yard dash, ages T to g; boys and girls basketball con- test -four contests held seperately) ages 10 to 12 and 13 to 16; log walk ing contest (backWardj any age, tight rope balancing contest, ages 10 to 16; Boys free style swimming race, any age; Girls free style swim ming race, any age. Total of fifteen events.
 Prizes for the winners will be fur nished by G. H. Walmsley, manager of the Pacific Coast Coal Com pany.
 All children entering contests up to 9 years old will receive prizes.
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Umpire Buchanan, who officiates in nearly all baseball games in Pow hattan county (Va) is a deaf mute He ignores all disputes.
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ESTEBETH CARRIES
 WOMAN TO HOONAH

Sailing on her regular weekly schedule for Sitka and on-the-way ports, the Estebeth has one pas senger, Mrs. J. Malcolm for Hoon- ah, when she left Juneau Wednes- day night.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED IN SEATTLE
 TO GRADY BARNES

A marriage license was issued ir Seattle on June g to Grady E Barnes, of Juneau, and Dorothy Smith, of Everett, Wash.
 MT. Barnes gives his age as 27 and Miss Smith as 19.
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Tennis rackets restrung. Clarence Ferguson. Phone 353. adv.
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MRS. GUNDERsEN HERE

Mrs. A. A. Gundersen, wife of the superintendent of the cannery at Chatham Straits, is in Juneau, stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
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(The next story is about Emmett
 Ormsby's Busy Frau Today's News Today,-Empfre
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American League

Gastineau Channel League
 Second Half)
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Part of the Game

She calls her husband Jay" He was born Jay Hanna Dean-named after Jay Gould, the financier, and Mark Hanna, the political leader,
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ior circuit never has been plagued
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By BILLY REESE


We heartily congratulate Geo.
Anders on the fact that he cap
tured a first-tcm berth on the
All-Confcrencc team. Don't say
we didn't tell you. Our congratu-
latiOns go out also to Daniel
Waddell and Lawrence jenkins on
making the second team. All
three boys certainly deserve these
honorS. However, III the selection
of an Al-Conferencc team We
feel that one boy has been neg
lccted, Robert Coffee, playing
guard and selected last week by
his teammates as seasons cap
tain. certainly deserves more
than honorable mention in the Sc
lection of any circumference
team. Just ask any Of his team
mates what kind of football Bob
Coffee plays. The backs can wei!
tell you the Importance of this
boy to our football. While we
realize that our entire team
could not be placed on this my
thical team we endorse the fol-
lowing boys on any football team:
Johnny MagneSS, who had played
a bang-up game at tackle, he was
responsible for the safety in the
Biltmorc game; James GcSScr,
who We feel can equal any center
i'm the conference; Bobby Quarlcs,
a deadly paSSer Of 40 pounds;
Robert Hill, Everett Drake, Bill
Garrison, j. &. CoSton and Clar-
ence Moblcy.
ASSEMBLY NOTES
The theme of assembly on
Wednesday was, Of course,
Thanksgiving. The Dramatic club
presented the play, "The Thanks
giving Mystery" The parts were
taken by Joe ,Mottsman, Carolyn
Shipp, Dot Bates, Wilma Umfleet,
Perry Gianakos and Francis An
derson. This play was well given
and well received, A few stu
dents gave the Scripture reading
and two poems, Mary Justice,
Dora Milward, Mary Camp and
Frances JuStuS.
CLUBS
The Literary society met Mon
day night at the home of Benja-
min Patterson. The program con-
sisted of dramatic readings and
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F. N. BLYTHE
Laid TO REST
Funeral Held Monday al
Etowah Baptist Church;
Illness Was Brief

Funeral services for F. NJ.
Blythe, II years Of age, who died
at his home Saturday afternoon
at 6:l5 o'clock, were held Mon.
day morning at 20 o'clock at the
Etowah Baptist church and bur-
ial followed in the Bculah ceme-
terry.
The services were conducted by
Rev. A. +. Edney, Rev. c. +.
Blythe and Rev. Hutchinson.
Mr.. Blythe was a native Of
| Henderson county. He is survived
by his widow, who was before her
marriage Miss Mamie Shipman
four sons and one daughter: Jeff
and Ewart of Burlington, n. c.,
Vernon and Julian of Henderson.
vile, and Mrs. Tyre Duncan OF
Etowah.
One brother, j. V. Blythe, of
Etowah; one sister, Mrs. Martha
Cantrell, Of Bowman's Bluff
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q %,S4 7 ( ES

short SummationS OF the aitifma-
tive and negative sides to the
current debate topic by Billy
Reese and Benjamin Patterson,
respectively.
The Library, Dramatic and
Glec clubs did not have u regular
meeting the past week.
Basketball practice starts this
week. a good number Of students
is expected to report. A good
schedule, not quite complete has
been worked out by Coach Steph-
ems and Mr.. Singley.
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According To what some of the
Scouts ate for dinner ThankSgiv.
ing. il is a wonder they are not
sick and i'm bed. but you can't
make Il boy sick feeding him the
properly balanced foods; so they
are out and happy rs Il lark Won
dcring what they are going TO
have for the next meal. A good
number of the Scouts went away
for the holidays and one is sure
they had a fine time. from the
talk To be- heard among them.
4 lot of tests are being passed
and il looks as If there is going
To be- a large number Of advance
mentS for the coming court.
TROOP NO. ONE
Due to a large number of
Scouts and the ScoutmaSter being
away for the Thanksgiving holt
days. the regular meeting of troop
one was not held. A few of the
Scouts visited the meeting of
troop four. A good-Sized group of
boys of our troop are planning to
90 up for advancement badges OF
various ranks at the coming court.
TROOP NO. FOUR
Troop four held its meeting as
usual with 10 Scouts present. A
group Of the troop one boys met
with Us and it was II pleasure to
have them. We are always glad
TO have visitors.
Last week was Il busy one with
troop four boys and they took
full advantage of the holidays. On
Thanksgiving day II few of the
boys went To the camp on the
mountain side and two Of the pa
trolls represented on this trip
started patrol cabins, these being
the Apache and Panther. Both pa
trolS have good start on their
cabins. but. due 10 the bad wealth
er. they were unable To go back
on Friday and Saturday, but not
To be Outdone, they worked most
of those days at the troop cabin
on their patrol dens and lot of
changing around greatly helped
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LOST
KINGDOM
S6y oRsN ARNOLD. COsr;qS. 1907. NsA Service. Ioe.

detail now. Besides. she reminded
herself. she had never yet found
the man she couldn't handle
alone. She was little ashamed
for thinking to run for help from
Hoffman; il seemed somehow like
tattling. After all the man had
not definitely inSul.cd her, in any
tangible way. She had simply
been jittery New York girl,
scared because of ineXperlcnce
with crude men. She would find
way to squelch Mr.. Hoffman,
These thoughts raced through
her mind in q few seconds, while
Bob was explaining in detail the
Indian sign and the walled open
ing up in the cliff castle. Honey
Bee had FASTENED about the buSi-
ness of preparing food,
And now listen, both of you
Bob called Honey Bee back into
the conference. "I've given this
considerable thought. After all,
Miss Lane is the real patron of
this expedition. We two are the
mainStayS, mean. | don't know
what that new dungeon means,
but | have q bunch it's important
as possible. Now-if that news
gets out. and the University pro-
fcSSorS get wind of it, we'll haS'
maybe dozen expeditions down
here. probably reporters from
newspapers and everything. May
be- before We could explore II our
selves. See? So, keep it quiet. |
could trust old Hades. but IhiS
Hoffman is a stranger. He"
yes, Yes indeed, Bob 'LiSSa
was emphatic.
Honey Bee. Miss Lane and |
are going To explore that new
cave alone. tomorrow. Wen be-
gone long time, maybe. But we
will take plenty of food and
water. Don't you breathe a
word To the other men, even. Not
hint. nderStandE
Honey Bee nodded. II he man
said SO. it was law. She was Of
Tended at the idea of his taking
the white girl, when she herself
had been the one to reveal the
tunnel. but she couldn't say so
now. Besides, Scott Hoffman had
ridden into camp with more
building material, and with rath-
Ell broad hints as TO his hunger.
HOLMAN sat across the table
from the other two when the late
lunch was served. lladeS Jones
wouldn't be back until after dark,
they knew. Hoffman stared; rath.
cr openly u, Mary Melissa.
She was ignoring him, and Sh"
was glowing. The enthusiasm of
BOb'S discovery was reflected IN
her now. Added to that Was the
knowledge that he really hadn't
been off on Il tctc-a-tete with
Honey Bee. Holman watched
her smile. saw the beauty Of her
features and the grace Of her
form.
He chucklcd, almost audibly, at
the thought of Honey Bees hir-
ing him 10 WOO Mary Melissa. He
had some plans.
(TO be- continued
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time.
Only eight months ago the ir-
rasciblc military leader, who fac
ed death with Fuchrer Adolf Hit
Ter Us they ran amidst Reich
swchr bullets in the 1923 Munich
putSch, was recOncilcd with Der
Fuehrer and welcomed back into
the Nazi ranks.
On March 30 Hitler officially
recognized the title Of field lord
Of the World war" for Luden-
dorff. a title which the lattcrS
followers had sought for several
years. Many libel suits and coun-
ter charges featured the fight.
More than 1000 tons Of sui
phuric acid are discharged into
London'S atmosphere each day IN
the smoke from chimneys.
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Gen. Ludendorff
Said Near Death
He and Hitler Reconciled
Eight Months Ago

MUNICH. Bavaria, Nov. 80
(UP) General Eric LudcndOrff,
guiding genius Of Germany'S cen
trail European armies in the
World war and eccentric Nco-Pa-
gan, WAS reported near death last
night at his home here.
He was 72 years old last April
Q and has suffered from u serious
.sall bladder complaint for some
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WOW. Election
Thursday Night

The Hendcrsonvillc camp. W.O.
w, will hold its annual election of
officers Thursday night, Dccem-
Der 2, at 1880 o'clock ut the
Woodmen hall on Main street.
In connection with this, an oyS-
ter and chicken supper will be
served. Several candidates are eX-
pected to be present TO receive the
protection degree. Officers urge
all local Woodmen to be present.
Visiting members Of the order are
also invited.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified as admlniStra-
trix Of the estate of p. J. Morgan,
deceased, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said eS-
tate to present them to the I'M
dersigned on or before November
9, 1888, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make settlement at
once with the undersigned. This
November 9, 1897.
CLELLAN MORGAN STATION,
Administrative, Tuxedo, n. c.
l1-9-Tues-6tp
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the looks of the cabin.
The show tickets for the month
were won by the Apache patrol,
the PantherS being a close second.
The Wolf and Buffalo patrols
were not far behind and all are
going to work harder To win them
next month.
Thomas Hartnett of the Apache
patrol won the inspection. A few
of the boys are working on their
tests and prospects are good for
the coming court.
More news next week by the
Rambling Scouter.
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WOMAN, 81, PAINTS HOUSE

JEFFERSON, o. (UP)-Mrs.
Clarissa Winch, 81, and grand
mother, painted her house herself,
climbing ladder, welding n
paint brush and pointing out to
amazed onlookers that hard work
never hurt anybody"
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GERMANS GET GAS MASKS

BERLIN. (UP)-Thc first issue
Of the peoples gas MASKS" with
which all German civilians. men,
women and children, are to be
equipped, has begun in the Tenn
pelhof, Spandau, and Ncukolin
districts Of Berlin.
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twenty one grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren also sur.
vive.
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Deeds, Henderson County. North
Carolina, securing certain indebt-
cdness therein PANIED, there being
default of payment of said indcbt-
edness, the undersigned will offer
for sale at public auction for cash
at the courthouse door, Hender-
sonville, Henderson County, \. c.,
at twelve o'clock noon, May q,
1897, the following described
property, lying and being in Hen
Jacksonville Township, Henderson
County, n. C.
Tract /: BEGINNING at q
stake in the southeast margin Of
n. Main STREET. said stake standing
north SO degrees 81 minutes east
5lla feet from the intersection Of
the northeast margin of Oak St.,
with the southeast margin of n.
Main Street, and running thence
with the southeast margin OF n.
Main Street north 80 degrees 0
minutes east 81 Il feet to a stake
at the corner Of lot Ia; thence
south 46 degrees east with the line
of lot II, ITO feet to a stake N
the center of Il branch; thence
with the center Of said branch in
d westerly direction to n stake,
corner Of lot ~; thence north AZ
degrees west with the line of lot
~, $50 feet to the point Of BE-
GINNING, being lot 13 of the
Cold Spring Park Subdivision Of
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By WILLIAMS

Justice, Lee and Rector as shown
on a map on plat book ] at page
&c in the office of Register OF
Deeds for Henderson County, n.
c.
Tract 2: BEGINNING at
stake in the southeast margin of
n. Main St., said stake standing
at the most northern corner Of
lot Is. as shown on plat herein
after referred to. and running
thence with the line Of said Tot
south 46 degrees east ITO feet to
stake in the center of a branch;
thence with the center Of said
branch in an easterly direction to
stake standing at the corner OF
lot Is, now owned by p. G. An
ders; thence north 46 deg. west
with said Anders' line 200 feet to
stake in the southeast margin
of North Main St., thence south
33 degrees 43 minutes west with
the southeast margin of n. NAH
St., 51ia feet to the point Of BE-
GINNING, being lot Ia of the
Cold Spring Park Subdivision Of
Justice, Lee and Rector, as shown
on plat recorded in plat book l
at page SO. in the office Of the
Register of Deeds for Henderson
County, N. c.
Notice given this eth day of
April, 1887.
THOS. H. FRANKS,
4-27-Tues-4tp Trustee.
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tiffs to have divided to the plain
tiffs and the defendants equally,
according to their shares, all the
lands owned by Isaac JuStus, de-
ceased and/or Francis JustuS, de-
ceased, in Henderson County,
North Carolina, owned by said
plaintiffs and defendants as ten
ants-in-common, and to have
Commissioners appointed for the
purpose of making said division
and that said defendants will take
notice that they are required to
appear and answer or demur to
the petition filed in this case in
the office of the Clerk of Superior
Court of said County on the 9th
day of June, 1887, or within ten
days thereafter, or the plaintiffs
will move the Court for the relief
demanded in the petition.
This 10th day of May, 1887.
S. r. CATHEY,
Asst. Clerk of Superior Court.
5-ll-Tues-4tp
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BY
virtue of the provisions of law
governing the disposition of seized
property being of the appraised
value of $4,000 or less, and sub
ject to forfeiture under the In
ternal Revenue Laws, notice is
hereby given that the following
automobiles were seized in the
District of North Carolina, the
causes Of seizure being violations
of Section $3.50 Revised Statutes:
Ford Convertible Coupe. Engine
No. 1S-305814S, and two hundred
pounds GOO poundS) graduated
cane sugar, seized March 10,
1887. near Naples, in Henderson
County; Ford Coupe, Engine No.
A-2642lO7, seized March -, 1887
near Naples. in Henderson COun-
ty, and Ford Roadster, Engine
No. 1S-1524335, seized March 8,
1887, at BalSam, in Macon Coun-
ty. Any person claiming said au-
tomobilcs is required to appear
before the undersigned and file
written Claim and give Bond for
Costs rs provided by Section $500
Revised Statutes, on or before
June 10, 1897, otherwise the
property will be disposed of ac-
cording to law. r. +. futile, Dis
trict Supervisor, Alcohol Tax
Unit, 1913 South Gay ST., Balti-
more, Md. Dated: May IL, 1881
-TueS-3t
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NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM
MONS BY PUBLICATION

North Carolina,
Henderson County.
In the Superior Court,
Before the Clerk.
Sue j. Enioe and husband, l.. y.
Enloc, Molic Clark and hus-
band. G. +. Clark; Kenneth
Williamson and wife, Gladys
Wilkinson,
VS..
Hattie Ncsbitt and husband, j. w.
NeSbitt; Rufus Justus and wife,
Eliza JuStuS; Gordon Justus
(singlc); Turner Justus and
wife, Blanche JuStus; Maudc
Gibson (widow) and Roy JUS
tus (Sing!c).
The defendants, Turner JuStus
and wife, Blanche JuStus, Roy
Justus Csingle), Rufus Justus and
wife. Eliza JuStus, and Gordon
Justus, will take notice that Il
special proceeding entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Henderson
County before the Clerk, for the
purpose on the part of the plain
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
certain deed in trust from j. f.
Ockerman (widower) to Thos. n.
Franks, Trustee, under date of
January /, 1885, which deed in
trust is recorded in mortgage book
112 page so, office Register OF
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BUILDING NEWS
"a Published BY y
RIGBY-MORR0W co.
Lumber Builders Supplies
49,. Millwork n
Fourth Ave. E. Phone W

Morris Orr is better and can be
seen at his home, 4l6 West Sixth
avenue. While visiting him take
a look at his paint job which, by
the way, is of observation-disclosures
products. Your attention is also
invited to Mr.. Oll'S other house
on 729 Buncombc street. There
is nothing better in the paint line
than Sherwin-W Williams.
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:3I--Reql Estate

HAVE CLIENTS wanting homes
with small acreage. List your
property with J. Louis Albea.
Real estate and rentals. Phone
10I
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2S--Help (Male)
29-Help (Female)

WANTED-Good cook and house
keeper. Write Hicks McCrary,
Route 1, or Phone 562-R. "