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and knead for 5 minutes. Roll out
balls or other shapes and let stand
80 minutes or longer on waxed
paper. Dip in melted chocolate or
fondant, or decorate tops with
strips of candied cherries, fruit
peels or nut meats. Tint the fon-
dant pastel shades before stirring,
if you like.
To make FONDANT SQUARES,
pat out a thin layer of fondant,
press chopped nuts, candied fruit
or dates into it and then fold hall
over. Press together and cut into
squares.
DIVINITY takes lot of beat.
ing, so let the men help with it.
Boil without stirring, 2 cups sugar
IL cup light corn strip and II
cup water, until a firm ball forms
when portion is tested in cold wa
ter. Pour at once, slowly, into
beaten egg whites. Beat steadily
until thick and dull, add teaspoon
vanilla, IA teaspoon salt and l.;
cup chopped nuts Or candied fruits
Pour into creased shallow pan ane
when firm mark into bars.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
Gift Stockings Must
Be Turned In To Red
Cross By December 20

All stockings which have been
filled by local residents and the
Junior Red Cross for patients in
the local army hospitals must be
in the Red Cross Headquarters Of
flee by Monday Dec. 20, Mrs. Ida
II. Speiden, executive secretary,
announced Friday.
900 pairs C. stockings were
bought by the led Cross and dis
t,ibuted to the various churches
and the Junior Red Cross who in
turn have filled them with mex
pensive gifts for the soldiers. The
Red Cross Will then add a pack
age of cigarettes and deck OF
playing cards Il. each stocking.
The other stocking of each pair
has been put in the filled stocking
SO the boys will each obtain a pair
Of socks in addition TO the gifts.
If fruit is to be given, it should
be put into an extra sack.
The Junior Red Cross members
have also made colorful seasonal
nut cups for the boys. These as
we'll as the wreaths, stockings, and
other material being gathered for
nese patients must be in the OF.
flee Monday.
An appeal is still being made
for Christmas tree bulbs to light
up Christmas fol these soldiers
who will spend their holidays ir
the hospital. A large number Of
small bulbs are needed and any
che desiring to give some may
bring them to the Red Cross office
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GIFTS ARE NEEDED
BY THE US0 CLUBS

To obtain sufficient NUMBER OF
gifts to give to service men and
women at the Christmas Eve par
ty to be staged at the Second and
Orange USO gift boxes have been
placed in Bslk-Wiiliams, Eflras and
Kress' stores Dr.. w. 7. Osborne,
director Of the club, aunouncad
Friday.
The club staff expects large
crowd of service people to attend
their Christmas Eve party ano
Santa Claus will be there to dis
tribute the gifts. Anyone desiring
to buy a small inexpensive gift for
this cause may dc" so and drop 1t
in one Of these boxes.
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MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol
lowing questions. t h checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
1. In an office. should you feel
free to interrupt a person who is
concentrating on job, to borrow
something or just to chat for a
moment?
2. When a caller in an office
seems not to know that he is TAX
ing UP more of your time than
you can spare, how might you
give him a hint that it is time for
him to leave"
3. Are crowded busses an ex-
cuse for men crowding ahead OF
women?
4. Is there any excuse for able
bodied men or women sitting on
A bus or street car when a Wo'
man holding a baby is standing
in the aisle?
5. Should a woman give her seat
on a bus or street car to very
old, feeble person who is stand
ing, if no man nearby gets up and
offers his place?
What would you do if
You ar. tipping the bell boy who
takes your luggage to your hotel
rom
(a) TIP him according to the
amount of luggage you have?
b. Tip the same for several
heavy bags that you would for one
bag?
Answers
2. BY taking advantage OF q
PAUSE in the conversation to rise
and say Il am glad you stopped
Ly''-or some such Understanding
pleasantly.
3. No.
4. No.
5. Yes.
Better What Would You Do
solI1tion-(a)
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Parking Meters Here
Haze Been Emptied,
Are Now Working

Any citizen who may have tried
unsuccessfully to force a coin into
a parking meter Friday will not
have the same trouble Saturday.
Moisture which condensed on the
locks of meters and subsequently
froze made it impossible for j. J..
Nixon, meter collector, to empty
many meters Thursday and early
Friday with the result that many
tubes filled brin-full of coins. Rls-
ing temperature Friday :hawed
the frozen locks and Mr.. Nixon
was kept busy emptying the jack
pot tubes and replacing them.
Literally burdened with cash, the
collector made numerous trips to
and from the city hall before the
two day accumulation was clear
ed. However, City Clerk Benson
reported that the inclement wealth
er would probably be reflected IN
decrease in meter revenues,
since traffic and downtown park
ing was obviously less since the
| storm.
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plates, rinsed out with cold water.
After 5 minutes add IA teaspoon
almond, lenond or vanilla extract
or other flavoring to each dish and
when stiff about the edges and
cool enough to handle, stir until
thick and then pulp until stiff.
Of desired a few drops of col
cring can be poured into the
dishes.) When the taffy is thick
pull into a rope about IA inch
thick. Twist and cut off inch
pieces. Lay on Waxed paper for
80 minutes, and pack in waxed
paper lined box Gin suggested
Nuts or coconut can be sprinkled
over the cut taffy or pulled into
the taffy for more flavor.
CREAM FONDANT is made
like this: Boil gently, stirring
frequently, 2 cups confectionery
sugar and IL cup cream, until soft
ball forms when tested in cold
water. Pour into soup plates.
After 10 minutes, pour ID teaspoon
flavoring into each dish and stir
until the fondant becomes thick
and creamy. Take up in hands
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18

for that delicious black walnut
penoche, put in some black wal,
nut flavoring. You can but it most
places. Peppermint flavoring adds
a new twist to taffy which is pulled
into strings and shipped off with
scissors. Bon-bons, fashioned from
confectioner's sugar and hot cream
and with assorted flavorings, lend
a professional air to Christmas
boxes.
WHITE TAFFY has many pos
sibilities when varied with assert
ed flavorings, and colorings. Boil
together, without stirring, l cup
sugar, IA cup light corn sirup, l
tablespoon vinegar and IL cup
boiling water. When a "click'' ball
forms when a small portion is
tested in cold water, stir in Ia
teaspoon soda and pour into 2 soup
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
Combination
Selling Usually
Illegal, Says 0PA
By ANN STEVICK

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 - When
ou find in the hubbub of Christ
nos shopping tnat you can buy
,o6bv pins alone, it probably con.
10 device, but that you can't buy
1abbv pins alone. it prcaly con.
4,11tes an illegal tie-in sale. &C.
sording to the Office of Price Ad-
.inistration legal department.
complaints are coming fro m
hampers that combs with ows on
9,en can be found, not no sep.
arate CONS. Similarly gar,e1 S
ne combined with a wallet and
kew ring. Cologne can be found
combined with perfume or pow
zen but not senarately.
These combination sales are all
,,ybt if the items are also offered
.qoarately. The dealer also may
soil tham only in combinat on of
be offered them tGat way in March,
,e42 II is unlikely that such COM
,,,on items as combs and bobby
,,ns we're not sold separately. You
,en report such instances to the
n,ice panel Of your local ration
heard They viii investigate and
Nv TO make an adjustment.
WHAT'S THE SCORE?
80 far there seems to be no
wav the shopper can be sure whe-
+1er or not she is buying lows grade
sl.score butter at the ceiling price
Of higher-score butter.
Ceiling prices on butter are tied
III. TO quality put there is no obi
e1tion to state the score on the
libel. Many large, quality diaries
Voluntarily mark their higher-score
frtter. ranging up in the COS, how
EVER 50 you can look for that
mark to be sure you are paying
HE appropriate price.
A reported 1875 776 pounds of low
Grade S9-score butter was landed
IL New York from Argentina. This
d-op-in-the-bucket of butter supply
will probably neve1 be seen in your
market. according to the Commodi.
" Credit Corporation who handled
il. 1t is more likely to go to in.
oustrial users.
ODDS AND ENDS
Cottage cheese has been Whisk-
or off rationing again to voi d
s2oilage. Now only cottage cheese
containing more than per cent
tutterfat is rationed, and there is
very little of that. Rayon bind
ings on blankets. normally averag-
ng s inches in overall widt:l have
been cut from their previous four
inch limitation to three inches. This
is expected to save about two and
half million yards of precious
avon fabric.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
TWO LETTERS

HICKORY. Dec. H. R -
Charles S. Lail, Hickory furniture
dealer and a veteran OF the flrs'
World War, received two letters
yesterday.
One was from his son 1t. Charles
S. Lail Jr., 81, bombardler IN inc
European theater. 1t read
Dear dad:
81 thought it was fairly simple
over here until yesterday. NOW !
am thankful tina. I am here writ
ing to you.
Dad, it seems now that l VIII
be pretty fortunate if l come back.
Please don't be afraid to pray
for me. That's all can do-Just
do my job and pray. Believe me-
a man is not afraid to fall on his
knees in front of his comrades
when the danger is past and eve
rything is still hanging togethef.
"You can look at it TWO ways.
You can say there is no such thing
as God and that you're Just lucky
mat you came through, OF you can
believe that there is God and
onder at His miracles after the
danger. choose to believe in God.
Everyone here Goes :.
The other letter was from the
War Department. 1t said:
ut is with regret that am
writing to confirm the telegram
Informing you OF the death of your
sen, 1t. Chrales S. Lail Jr,, who
was killed in action 20 November
1913 in the European area"
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Special Christmas Music s
Planned At Calvary Church

Special Christmas music will be
rendered at the morning and
evening services Of Calvary Bap-
fist church this Sunday by the
choir. F.. 80
At the morning service Beth
lehem Starr F'isher) will be Civ
en- by the. choir, and The Holy
CITY (Adams) will be sung by M.
e. Billiard. At the evening serv-
ice three special numbers will
be. given, o Holy Night (AdaMse
sung by Mrs. George White, Let
Us Adore Him (Fisher) will be
rendered by the choir and the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18

gu can dVOlu tIlG Ill0IlOtOliy VI
wartime menus if you experiment
with new recipes Here are three
worthy Of your attention.
Chill Steak &.
(Serves ~ -
One and one-,hird pounds round
steak q IL inches thick. IL tea
spoon salt, 1-16 teaspoon pepper,
Is cup enriched flour, 2 cups hot
water, "a tablespoon chill powder,
3 tablespoons cold water, 3 table
spoons vitaminized margarine, IL
cup sliced ripe olives iii desired
Cut steak into four pieces. Sprln-
lsle with salt and pepper. Dredge
With flour. Brown meat slowly in
vitaminized margarine over low
heat. Cook slowly 1 hour. Blend
chill powder with cold water and
aed to steak. Add olives, if de-
sired. Continue cooking IL hour,
or until meat is tender. b..
Scalloped Potatoes and Onions
-t: (Sefves ~ +.
Four potatoes, pared and sliced,
2 large onions, sliced, salt, pepper,
4 tablespoons fortified margarine,
flour for dredging, milk.
Arrange alternate layers OF po'
tatoes and onions in creased bak-
ing dish. Sprinkle with salt, pep
per, flour, and GOT with vitanin-
lied margarine Repea! until all
potatoes and onions are used. Add
milk until it can be seen through
the top layer. Bake in moderately
lot oven (400 degrees -F.) "a hour,
or until done.
Here's a new spread, for crack
ers or as a sandwich filling.
Liederkranz Cheese and Water
cross Sandwich Spread
One package i ie d e r k a.n
cheese, 2 tablespoons beer, it de-
sired, 2 tablespoons finely minced
W atercress. -.
Mash Liederkranz cheese with a
fork until soft and smooth. Add
heer gradually and blend into
smooth paste. Fold in watercress.
Keep in tightly covered jar IN re-
.ttrigerator. Use as sandwich
spread on rye bread, on crisp
crackers as an appetizer. or as a
stuffing for celery.
+ MONDAYS MENU -.
Cat the Basic I Every Day.
BREAKFAST: Prune juice,
oatmeal, fried eggs, enriched
toast, butter or fortified mar
garine, coffee. milk for chill
\ dren.
LUNCHEON: v eg t Bile
| chowder, crackers, orange cup
| DINNER: Grill steak, car
rots julienne, scalloped pota-
toes and onions Cbake on Fri
day., radish salad, Russian
dressing, rye bread, butter or
fortified margarine, whipped
gelatin, coffee, milk for chill
dren.
Fish is one of the Basic Sever
F Gods.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
CONVOYS SAVED

LONDON, Dec. 17-R-Relent,
less assaults by British naval and
airforces against enemy U-boats
threatening North Atlantic ship
ping recently saved two valu
able westbound conveys" from
attack and resulted in the deestruc
ton of two submarines, an ad
miralty and air ministry communi'
que said today.
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Christmas Cantata
Scheduled Sunday

Plans have been completed for
the presentation of the Christmas
cantata, 1.-THE Story of Bethie-
hem," to be given Sunday night,
8 pm, at Temple Baptist church
A choir of "a voices will par
ticipate in the musical program,
to be directed by Mrs. Ira D.
Terrell, with Mrs. G. C. Gilbert
as organist.
The public is invited to attend.
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Christmas Cereal Balls
If cup corn IA teaspoon
slrup Vinegar
cup sugar l teaspoon
Vanilla
50 cup water 10 cups puffed
1-8 teaspoon salt cereal
Mix corn strip, sugar and
water. Heat to boil, stirring
constantly. Boil slowly, STIR
ring occasionally, to 236 de-.
grees F. Cor when a little drop
ped into cold water forms soft
bald. Add salt and vinegar;
boil to 200 degrees F. Cor when
a little dropped into cold wa
ter separates into heavy
threads). Remove from heat;
add vanilla. Pour quickly over
pulled cereal in large shallow
bowl, mixing well. Form light
ly into balls; cool on waxed
paper. Makes IL balls about 3
inches in diameter.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
OFF RATION LIST

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, - P) -
Beginning Saturday, OPA announc-
ed today, women's and misses
evening slippers of all types go off
the ration list. The new order also
makes mems patent leather shoes
available without ration stamp.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
THREE CASES

Due to unusual weather only
three defendants were brought
before Judge Winfield Smith in
Recorders court Friday on
charges of violating parking
meters. All were found guilty
and fined 81 and costs. Sever
al minor traffic violations we're
heard and Carey Mckoy, Ne
gro, was continued until De-
cember %, on the charge OF
larceny and receiving.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
PLUMBERS NEEDED

PLUMBERS NEEDED
Three plumbers and three
plumbers helpers are urgent
ly needed at one of the local
army camps, Felix Scroggs,
director of the local U. S. EN-
ployment office, announced on
Friday. An equipment checker
is also needed and will be paid
a generous sum.
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POSTPONED

The Christmas tree and pro-
gram scheduled for the SUM-
day school department Of st.
Andrews Presbyterian church
On Friday night has been post
poned until 1880 p. m. Tuesday.
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ASSAULT

ASSAU
Harry Venerman (alias), Ne
gro, was arrested and charg-
ed with assault with a deadly
weapon on Lucille Williams,
Negro. The latter was stabbed
in the left temple and left up
per arm.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18
CLOSE WINDOWS

Because it is apparent that
the greatest bulk of the Christ
mas packages have been mail
ed, and in view of the fact that
little business was transacted
last Sunday, the mailing win
dows will not be open at the
post office this coming Sum
day, Wilbur Dosher, postmas-
ter, said Friday. Mr.. Dosher
said that deliveries will be
made on Sunday.
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llt42g!!@!!3! 3:!!!!| Bee -
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE

Saying Merry Christmas with
homemade CONNECTIONS is grand
OLD American custom. So get the
family and neighbors together
some evening for an old-fashioned
fun fest of candy making. 1t will
bring back memories of happy
peacetime days.
You can now get enough sirups,
tlgs, ralsins and other candy max
lngs to cook up stable patches.
Popcorn CONNECTIONS and sailed
peanuts held together with mo-
lasses. assorted Judges and divini-
ties are festive holiday favorites.
If black walnuts are unavailable
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

CHRISIMAS PhOUkAN
The Salvation Army annual
Christmas program for child
rem will be conducted Sunday
at 500 PM, January 10, Read
ings will be given, carols, and
other special numbers sung.
Toys, and presents will be Civ
en- to the children as well as
candy, and nuts. All are invlt-
ed to attend this program:
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MARRIAGE LICENSE

Marriage licenses issued by
the registrar of deeds for New
Hanover county Friday were to
5 Watson d. knight, HsrIeyville,
S. c., and Emma Lou Jones,
of Charleston, S. C.
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FIRING NOTICE

FIRING NOTICE
The anti aircraft artillery
training center headquarters
Of Camp Davis issued the fol-
lowing firing notice: Holly
Shelter, Dec. IS, 20, 81 and ~,
1913, at s a. m. -5 p. m. fir
ing Grimm and cal. so MIG.
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DANCE POSTPONED

The regular Christmas dance
at New Hanover High school
scheduled for 8 pm. Friday
at the High school has been
postponed indefinitely.
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City Briefs
RARCIIET To SPEAK

bAhCLIF III 81 LaA
The Rev. C. d. Barcllft,
pastor of the Fifth Avenue Me-
thodist church, will speak to
the Mems Bible class of the
First Baptist church Sunday
morning at 9:45 o'clock. A
Sextet will furnish music.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18

Christmas Story GILBERT. will be
given by the choir.
The choir is under the direction
nf Mrs lila w Head
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st. Johns Church
Children To Give
Toys For Missions

The children of St. Johns
church school are requested to
bring toys Sunday morning for the
children of Calibash and Tar Land
ING Christmas celebration. The
offering will also go for these mis-
sions.
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High School Choir
Postpones Program

The presentation of the High
school choir in Christmas music
at Grace Methodist church on De-
cember 10 has been postponed un-
til after Christmas.
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LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT
Bowel WORMS

Nobody is sure to escape. And roundworms
can cause real trouble inside you or your
child. Watch for the warning signs: I'M
easy stomach. nervousness. itchy nose or
seat. Get Jayne's Vermifuge right away
JAYNES is Americas leading proprietary
worm medicine used by millions for over a
century. Acts gently. yet drives out round
worms. Demand JAYNES VERMIFUGE.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-18

Egypt's great pyramid and the
city of New Orleans, La, are on
the same degree of latitude.
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Chill Round Steak
Is New Dinner Dish
BY GAYNOR MADDOX

You can avoid the mcnotony OF
wartime menus if you experiment
with new recipes Here are three
worthy Of your attention.
Chilli Steak Z.
(Serves ~
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-18

airy 1st. 1t is almost certain that
Hadley Edwards. the only mem
Der of the newly elected board of
supervisors with previous exper-
fence on the board, will be chair
man. Five applicants for deputy
sheriff are under consideration
by sheriff elect Anderson: Tru-
man Fleming, Clintwood; Ross
Phillips, Trammel; Elva Rose, of
Clintwood; Fred Yates, Willard;
and Cecil Hay, Haysi. Differences
of opinion exist as to whether in
the matter of appointments the
Democratic party should recog-
nize the help it received from the
United Mine Workers or should
attempt policy of appeasement
to the officials of the Clinchfield
Coal Corporation. Another mat
ter said to be under consideration
is the appointment of a Delin-
quent Tax Collector. It is under
stood that D. NJ. Crabtree and J.
c. Smith are putting forward
claims to that office. Everette B.
Stanley and Avon B. Sykes, who
were elected clerk and commits.
sioner of revenue, respectively,
state that they have no commit
ments as to assistants and have
not yet decided on their official
families. 1t is assumed that Luth-
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More About
ELECTION CONTEST

(From page one)
candidates ranged from 400 to
about 1000 votes.
It is understood that Judge A
A. Skeen will disqualify himself
and ask the supreme court of APP
peals to designate another judge
to hear such court action as may
develop.
In the meantime, the Demo-
Gratis are planning for the organi-
cation of the county government,
which they will take over Janu-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-18

given this week for Miss Abby
Lou Damron by Miss Mildred
Counts with the following guests
present: Misses Mildred Counts,
Helen Preston Boiling, Ruby
Linkous. Louise Hensley, Ann
Spivey, Faye Sutherland; Mes
danes Amy Lee Yorkoff, Mary
Edith Speer; Messrs. Russell Nc
Fall, Bill Randolph, Jesse STEELE.
Fred Sutherland, Clair Sykes,
Kenneth Jenkins, Glenn Beach
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan Stanley.
Mrs. Amy Lee Yorkoff and 10
Sutherland were business visitor
in Norton Wednesday.
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through your county papers.

through your county papers.
Members Of our price panel
will help any and all of you,
merchant as well as customer.
They will aid you in solving the
various problems coming to you
in this program. Feel free to call
on any of them at any time; and
if they cannot answer your
question they can tell you where
to go for the proper answer.
War Price and Rationing
Board No. 48-111-1.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-18

RATIONIN BOARD DESIGNED
AS HELP TO PEOPLE IN
WAR TIME
(From page one)
his money.
The Dickinson County War
Price and Rationing Board has
adopted the price panel system,
and is now engaged in selecting
its members. We will announce
in the near future the names of
the members and the assistant
members of our price panel.
Watch for this announcement
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-18

LCST-War Ration Books No. 4,
issued to Virginia Beverly and
Claude F. Beverly, Freezing, Va.
Finder please return.