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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
HOWELL

HUN ELL
This 24o-Acre farm has "a mile OF road
frontage on a good road and Is "a mile
deep. good soil some woods. and Ia In
tsrsscted by river. has . good home,
barns and . new milkhouse. Price
OTHER BARGAINS ---
Also have q complete list OF other farnb.
II interested In buying q farm see me,
Have sold farms In this locality for 81
years.
I. n CPANDALL
Opposite Howell Theaterl
322 Y GRAND RIVER, HOWELL, MICH.
FREE-ss-pg. winter catslog. farm bar
gains. 7 Midwest states. Many equipped,
State location desired. United Farm
Agency, 7-DT South Dearborn. Chicago
3, III.
40 ACRES, Groom brk.. steam heat
modern BLDG. tile bath. large barn
chicken house. f-csr gar ait tenccd,
buildings IN excellent condition. OR
Newoury Rd., s OF Beileville. Full
price $4,000. Excellent buy,
RUSSELL l.. LANGLOIS
1850 MICHICAN--cE $3.50, CE $500
We have over 100 homes for sale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

foned and restricted. comprising a full
block OF paved highway frontage; city
water; mile west Of Telegraph Rd.:
seas per IT,, terms Newman. Joy and
lnkxter Rds. RE O333 or Oh llS0.
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and Mrs. G. F. CauSty Naoni.WaI-
Ter. Mrs. F Bonner, Mrs F {. Nc
Kinney John A. Dunlap, Mar
gueri,e NJ. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Herbert. Rita Nixon, and Mr..
and Mrs =. & Teeicrs.
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SOUTHWEST DETROIT
MISS MARY ARNOLD.

MISS MARl AkNOLD, tai
entei daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Arnold. Of Solvay street,
left Monday for an indefinite stay
IN Rome. Ga
Mrs Bertha Smith and her sis
ter. Rosa May Sutton, are spend
inc a two week vacation in Wash
ineton. Baltimore and New York
City.
Mrs. ErncStine Johnson and her
son, James Jr., left the city Satur-
day for a weeks stay in Chicago.
SGT Charles Thomas left Friday
at the end of a 30-day furlough
for his post at Camp Ellis. III. Sgt.
Thomas spent his furlough with
his bride, following his recent re-
turn from overseas.
SM l-c LONNIS CANNON is
home ON a 2l-day furlough follow
in II months Of overseas service
Mrs. Trudy Wheeler and her
daughter. Dolores. and her niece.
Annie Tolver. are vaCatlonlnG in
Atlanta. Ga Word received here
indicates that they are having d
wonderful time
Mrs. Daisy Hamilton was sur
prised with a shower honoring
her tiny son Thursday evening by
members of the First Baptist SEN
Tor choir. Participating in the
shower were Mesdames Pauline
Hunter. Priclla Perry. Arbella
Hunter. Annie Tolivar. Ruby
Ga&wood, Bessie Harris. Eta
Mayfield, LouIneve Brown,
frankie FlemmingS, Lola Erie
son. Annie Johnson. Florence Dix
on. Leila Floyd and Margaret Sc
brce. Mrs. Anna Reeves sent her
Gift from New York, where she is
vacationinc.
The Jolly Ten Social club met
AZ the home OF Mrs. Goldie CID
well Monday evening.
a very elaborate and Colortul
birthday party was given Satur-
dav for McSdameS Ola Dunford
and Ceola West by their husbands
at the home OF the DunfordS. The
sisters. though not twins, share
the same birthday. They were
dressed IN identical dresses Of
print with black accessories and
fresh flowers in their hair.
REFRESHMENTS WERE served
throughout the evening from an
'appetizngly arranged buffet table.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Willis J Bailey. Mr. and
Mrs. Sampson Brooks Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aheha Ross. Josephine Parker.
Almcta Langley. Adam West. Mar
1arct SCbrcc. and many others.
Both honorecS were the recip-
icrtS Of many lovely gifts.
Another birthday party given
last week was the one honoring
Mrs Bessie Harris. OF S. Solvay
street. and given by her friends,
Mrs. MARGARET Buchanan and MIR.
and Mrs Sam Gidney The party
was beautifully arranged with
luncheon served buffet style.
PRESENT WERE Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Roach. Mr.. and Mrs Leon
Douglas. Mr. and Mrs Horace
Gatewood. Mr. and Mrs l. j
Barnett. Mrs. Willie Mae Ware
and DAUGHTER. Annie Elizabeth,
Mrs. Martha Williams. Mrs Irene
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs Paul Har-
bin. Mrs. Eula Jones. Edna Quin-
shaw. Ross Stevenson. Essie l..
Morgan. Doyle Buchanan and Mrs.
Clara Jenkins Many lovely gifts
we're received BY Mrs. Harris
~
Copeland street Last week in
this column credit was given 70
Mrs Louise Wilson for the dress
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CARDS. GAMES, and dancing on
the lawn we're the activities OF the
evening. together with plenty Of
GOOD food. drinks. and beverages
Those who helped to<make the
party a success were Miss Mann,
supervisor of the John r USO;
Maj. r. J. Morton Mr. TeaSley and
senior hostesses MeSdames Con
zelle Bailey. Frances Bolen, Flor
ence StephenS. Jones and Shelton.
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John R USO In
Gala Lawn Fete

Local and visiting Servicemcn
and hoSteSSeS Of the John r USO
center we're entertained AZ the
home OF Charles +. STEPHENS, 1892
Stanford avenue.
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HIGHLAND
PARK
BY AUDREY BOULDING
WFARER OF PURPLE HEART
ON CONVALESCENT LEAVE

One Of the Parks young sons,
Pvt Joseph o Hardy. son Of the
ate Gertrude Hardy and Charles
Hardy. is on a convaleScent fur
louch direct from the ETO, where
ne saw active service for two years.
He was wounded and received the
Purple Heart. Pvt Hardy viii en-
Ter the Vaughn Jones Hospital in
Hines. Ill. next month to undergo
an operation.
He is a graduate Of Cooley High
school. IS twenty years old and
his ambition is 10 be a machiniSt
He is at home with his erandpar-
cn's. Mr. and Mrs Hugh Hardy
1853 Labelle West
AFTER WORKING for years as
war worker, Mrs. B League, is
celebrating Victory visiting and
playing in Chicago. Buffalo. and
at Niagara Falls She viii however,
return to her job in the plant next
week.
Others celebrating the past
weekend i'm Chicago we're T-5 Rob
ert Daniels. Mrs Robbie Van Tur-
nor and her nephew, II. 3. Vangus-
set
Attending the area council Of the
Methodist church now being held
~ s. Louis. Mo. arc the Rev l..
G Thomas tho newly ap" olntcd
minister Of Berca Methods, church
and Doris Miller From Scott
church. Mr. Mabel Sheffield. chair
man Of the local board on cduCa-
'ion and EVELYN EcclcS. conference
director Of Youth Work.
AMONG tho Conference officers
faom Scott church who viii attend
tho Lexington conference school
Of Missions and Christian Service
held a. Camp SimmS. Cincinnati
arc Mrs Harriet Wesley Mrs. Cas-
SIC Norris. MR. r. |. Porter, and
'Wo chi.drcu representatives ~ the
church school and local WSCS.
frow Mary Palmer. Mrs Bankhead
Thege viii be others from each
Methodist church in the Chicago
tlsir.c' as well as from 'hc other
foIr districts which make up
me Lexington conference.
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es worn by Miss Martaret Dye in
a recent fashion show. Miss Dye
wore two hats created by Mrs
Wilson. but her dresses were fash
ioned by her mother. Mrs. Villa
Dye.
Mrs. Bessie Harris leader Of
Girl Scout Troop 254. took her
troop 10 Rouge Park for a picnic
Thursday
Geraldine Burke and Nachioux
Decrabbee we're married two
weeks ago. but the secret just
came to light this week.
1T Is REPORTED that Mrs
Laura Whltby is expecting the
stork any day now She IS the
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs. Ma
thanicl Jackson.
Mrs. Villa Mac Ware and her
daughter, Elizabeth Ware, are in
the city visiting their auntS. Mes
danes Bessie Harris and Martha
Williams both Of Solvay street.
Mrs. Esther Williams has re-
turned from her vacation in Biz
mngham. Ala. where she spent
several weeks
Mrs. Mary Green and her two
sons. Jimmy and Eddie, returned
from their twO-wcek vacation in
Columbia. 6. C.. this week
The annual conference ~ the
AME church will convene AZ St.
Paul AME church, beginning
Aur 81
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ConantG Gardens
And About
BY ERNESTlNE KEMP

Fred ShamburGer sefi-ef Mr.
and Mrs. F. ID. S. Sr.. Of Binder;
left Detroit last Thursday night
with Cootie Williams to play
Seven-day engagement in Louis
vile. Ky. And if you were al the
Downtown theater earlier Thurs
day evening, you might have seen
Fred playing some fine trombone
on stage with the band
We're all glad for Fred and wish
him all the success possible. This
trombonist is a member of Fred
Harris aggregation, therefore. he
must return in time TO go on tour
with Fred Harris and the boys.
TOM STEVENS, Little Gabe."
Will also be leaving with Fred Har-
ris soon It's said that the boys are
California bound.
OdeSs Floyd. Sadie Latinore. and
Lou MONTGOMERY left for North
Carolina the other day. Wonder
what Charlie Patterson. Wilson
Allen. and Henry Allen are going
to do Let's hope the women have
an enjoyable time and that the
men won't be too lonesome.
Mrs Hazel Carpenter and daugh.
ter, Hazel. are guests Of their
neIghbor, Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons
and daughter in ldleWild.
LQNNIE STALLINGS, F lie. ar
rived Saturday evening. His moth
er, father and sister had been look
ing for him since Wednesday and
we're delighted 10 see him He plans
10 stay until Sept. T. Perhaps he'll
be able TO see his friend, Henri
WaddleS. member of Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity and student al
Virginia Union. who is expected
nome about that time from sum-
mer school.
kempville jumps again! All the
young 'unS are back from Georgia.
John Kemp Sr.'s three sons, John
j., Ronald. and Teddy and Glenn
ME kenp'S son. Robert, are home
from their summer vacation. Miss
Ella Brinson. John Srs Sister-in-
law, chaperoned the boys on the
trip. All of them uhe boys re-
turned with added inches and
extra weight
Wonder why Slate was inter-
eS,cd in the vital statistics OF one
Miss Hattie Grant
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Nv MARGARET SEBREE

DIV hLthbhhEt SEbhEE
Or s r w. Smith. dean of the
Detroit Baptist Seminary and
member OF the faculty of the Bap-
list Training school was guest
speaker at The First Baptist church
Sunday morning HIS text was
taken from Micah Sc HIS sermon
was both spiritual and intellectual,
The Rev Nathaniel Jackson is
minister Of the First Baptist
church.
The Missionary Society pre-
Sentcd a lemon social at the First
Baptist church Monday. Mrs. Fam
ME Everett IS president Of the So
c!ety II was Well-attended and
hi2hlv successful endcavor
The senior choir choral choir
and Gospel chorus Of FIRST Baptist
church viii present rainbow
wedding Sunday Aun 20. The
senior Usher board VIII sponsor
moonlight picnic al Belle Isle
Monday Aug y. All members of
the church are expected "a attend
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Reception For
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs Jake c. Howard. Of
1895 Scotch avenue. celebrated
their twenty-third wedding ami
versary with a reception held in
their new home.
Those i'm the receiving line we're
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Howard, Mrs
Mary j. Tolan, Mr., and Mrs. elm
ton Washington, sisters and
brothers-In-law Of the hostess.
HOSTESSES assisting Mrs How
ard were Mrs. William Macarthur,
Mrs. Joseph Burton, Mrs f.
Fischer. Mrs. d. Griffin, Mrs. Lou,
Use Simmons, Mrs. NJ B. Graves
Mrs. Will Sprays, Mrs. Opnelia
Smith. Mrs. Lula Douglas, Mrs.
Emma l.. Reid, Mrs. John Atkinson,
Mrs MaHAe Gould sil-members
of the Five w. Social and Charity
club. .---
Guests were served in the DIM
ing room and enjoyed the dclicic>s
punch, cake and other daintles.
THE HOWARDS received scores
OF lovely gifts. A few of the friends
who turned out 10 congratulate
them on this occasion we're Mrs.
Shannon S. Smith OF Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Green and
Diane. Mr.. and Mrs, w. Bachelor,
Mrs. Ruby Hardy Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs w.
Spragss. Mrs, w. c. Barnett, Mrs
Lula Barnett. Mrs. Juanita Haskins,
Mrs. {. OldS, Mrs. William Webb.
Mrs. f. Breakfeld, Mrs. A. Nc
Cutcheon. John Atkinson. Mrs.
Lola Walden, Mrs. Wayne Jackson,
Mrs Marguerite Carney. Mrs. Alice
Elan. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Clendon. Mr. and Mrs George Rob-
inson. Mrs. Mamie Haynes. Mrs.
Mary Whtlow Mrs Ida Mack. and
Mrs. Annie Whitfield.
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Surprise Stork
Shower Wed

N \ ry.ssa Brown VAS dc
li-at'g.t surprised with s'ork
shower Hcdnc>day evening by
Ms Mabel Williamson of 5000
Hd1le,'
GAMES were played and many
lovely G!f's we're received for the
Brown heur-t0-be
Present were Nesdames Frances
Bonner. Mary MasSina,le. Hilda
jarrett. Laura Jones, Dorothy
SIM son, Pul Ford tn 60 b.
Brown. Alex Brown MARGARET
GREGORY and Nssc- Violet Banks
and Thclua Nelson an of Detroit
and Euura BOOTH. l. II SauIs-
berry ! II Wa,ao,l ag Rochelle
DAMS all " River Rouge
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Several County
Girls To Finish
At Lees-McRae

Banner Elk-Lees-McRae, Col
lege, since it began offering COL
lege work, has had strong courses
leading to B. A. and B. S. de-
grees in senior institutions. Stu
dents from Lees-McRae have
transferred to liberal arts col
leges, engineering schools, and
teachers colleges, with an excel
lent foundation and sufficient
academic credit to enable them
to 4enter the junior class lat the
senior institutions.
In addition, the, college, at its
beginning, found a very real
need for courses which would
prepare young people to enter
into immediate employment upon
their graduation from Lees-Mc-
Rae. Many of them could spend
only two or three years in col
lege, at the most. It was for
these latter students that Lees
McRae began series of terminal
courses, which lead into immedi-
ate employment in a number of
fields.
Among the terminal courses
which are offered by Lees-McRae
College are the medical secre-
tarial course, hospital bookkeep-
ing, pre-nursing, laboratory tech
nician, and x-ray technician. No
student who has finished these
courses since Lees-McRae started
offering them has ever failed to
be placed in a good position i'm
mediately upon graduation.
In the graduating class this
year are the following Ashe coun-
ty students: Gladys Kilby, Hem
lock; Myrtle 10 Osborne, Fig; and
Helen Roland, Warrensville.
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SEVERAL PATIENTS
IN ASHE HOSPITAL

The following are patients at
the Ashe county hospital this
week:
Arthur GRAPHICAL, West JEFF
ferson, treatment; James WEIGH,
Lansing, treatment; Mrs. Sylvesta
Holman, Warrensville, operative;
Jack Vernon Little, Husk, oper-
alive; Mrs. Ruth Roark, Jeffer-
son, treatment; Mrs. Reeves Gil
ley, Lansing, operative; John
Reeves, Nathan's Creek, opera
tive; Mrs. Hazel Miller, Fleet
wood, treatment; Mrs. Glen Kill
by, Sturgills, treatment; Miss Lu-
cy Neal Barker, Bina, treatment;
Gwyn Little, West Jefferson,
treatment: Miss Ruth Tugman,
West jefferson, treatment; Master
Sidney Allen, Ashland, operative:
Luther Francis, Crumpler, opera
tive; Lee Sheets, Elkton, Md,
operative; Mrs. Thadford Phil
lips and son, Jefferson; Mrs. w.
D. Huffman, Nathan's Creek,
operative; Chas. E. Galloway,
Jefferson, treatment; Mrs. E. A.
Eller, Grassy Creek, operative;
Master William Franklin Miller,
Clifton, treatment; Mrs. Luther
Faw, West Jefferson, treatment:
and Mrs. John F. Reeves, West
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
A~M ffts&A a
Personals

ans Creek, last week before leav-
ing for Washington, D. c. where
she will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reins, of N.
Wilkesboro, were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Coward,
on Sunday. They also visited
other relatives in the county
while here.
Mrs. Eva Blackburn is ill at
her home in Jefferson, her many
friends will be sorry to learn
Misses Mamie Smithey and
Irene Morphew, Mrs. Marie jack
son Mrs. Josephine Smith and
Mrs. Gertrude Vaught were din
ner guests of Miss Louise Suther-
land and Mrs. Frank James, at
their home last Monday night.
Miss Pauline Gentry, formerly
of Toliver, is now taking nurses
training at St. Paul Institute, in
Baltimore, Md. She has been
employed in Maryland two years.
Little Miss Polly Barker, who
accidentally fell on Monday af-
ternoon and broke her arm, is
now improving, her friends will
be glad to learn.
Miss Nellia Mae Krider, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Krider,
of Todd, who has been ill at the
hospital in Boone, has now re-
turned to her home and is i'm
proving.
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Blackburn's To
Reopen Friday

Blackburn's department store,
which has been closed for several
days in preparation for the big
re-opening when the newly added
upstairs will be put into use, will
open on Friday morning at $50
o'clock, MIR. Blackburn announc-
ed.
He pointed out that he had a
number of opening specials and
cordially invited everyone to
visit the enlarged re-modeled
store.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

Perry Jones, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex P. Jones, of Nathan's
Creek, is a patient at the Char
lotte Memorial Hospital, where
he will undergo an operation
soon.
Mr.. r. K. Woodruff, of Fries,
Va, is spending a few days at
his home at Nathan's Creek.
Mrs. Cox Douglas, of Roanoke,
Va, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Maggie Smith, at Nathan's Creek.
Mr.. Clint Goodman, who is
visiting his sister, in South Car
DINA, writes that his condition
continues to improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade E. Vannoy
spent the week end in Raleigh
and at Wake Forest where they
visited Wade Vannoy Jr..
Miss Gage and Miss lola Wood
lie. of Nathan's Creek, were in
Baltimore on business last week.
Thew also visited Miss Essie
Campbell, in Overlea, Md, and
friends at Street, Md, while there.
Miss Ruth Tugman, who has
been undergoing treatment in the
hospital, has returned to her home
and is improving her many
friends will be glad to learn.
Miss Doris Osborne, of Creston,
is visiting her sister Mrs. William
Mullis.
Miss Jean Hoppers spent last
week end in Fort Bragg, where
her brother, Pvt. Hassell Hop
pers, Is now stationed. Pvt. Hop
pers accompanied her home and
is spending this week with his
parents, in Sparta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rom Jones have
returned to their home in Akron,
Ohio, after spending some time
with relatives here.
Miss Lenna Gambill, of the
American Red Cross, at Camp
Butner, spent the week end with
relatives here. She had as her
guests, Miss Elizabeth Stevens
Miss Kendall Millican.
Miss Arlena Coward, member
of the faculty at Duke University,
spent the week end with relatives
in the county.
Mrs. B. L. Prentice, of st. Clair,
Mich, is visiting relatives at
Grassy Creek this week. She came
because of the illness of her
brother, Mr.. J. B. Pierce, who is
a patient in a hospital in Johnson
City. Mr.. Pierce is improving
rapidly.
Miss Mary A. .Eastridge, who is
employed in Baltimore, Md,
recently visited her father, Carl
S. Eastridge, at Clifton. While
here she also visited her sister,
Miss Anas Eastridge, of Charlotte.
and her cousin, Mrs. Maxine
WEIGH Horne, of Kannapolis.
II
!. Miss Villa Mae Roupe has re-
turned to her home after spend
ing week in Galveston, Texas.
Mrs. George Perkins, and son,
Johnnie, have returned from
Maryland and Pennsylvania,
where they spent two weeks with
relatives. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Hortense Revis and
Miss June V9nnoy.
Mrs. Carson Keys, who has been
employed in Roanoke for some
time visited relatives. at Nath-
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. David P. McNutt,
of Rising Sun, Md, have announc-
ed the engagement of their daugh-
ter Miss Margaret Olene Dillon
to Pfc. Paul A. F. Houston, of
Glen Junction, w. Va.
Pfc. Houston is stationed at
Fort Lewis, Wash, and Miss Dill
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

lon is a senior at the Rising Sun
High School.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

Two other young ladies from
Ashe county, who were graduated
last year, are finishing their in
tern work in the medical secre-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
Civil Calendar
MAY JUNE TERM, 1915
SUPERIOR COURT OF AsHE COUNTY

..=# MONDAY, MAY %, 1945
No
80 Divorce Cases On Docket
GA William Bowers ct al VS. J. r. Carson
65l Cox Hat Company v. G. Phipps, ct al
655 H. M Miller H. C. Tucker, ct al
10 SIP John Grffiths Adm. Rosa Pennington, ct al
al T. TUESDAY, MAY 49, 1915
$50 Wiley Little, ct al Morgan Mfg Company
ee0 Ina Powers, Adrx. VS.. NJ & w. Railway Company
674 H. M Miller Mrs Laura Mcconnell
CTS H. M Miller w. E. McNeill, ct al
II *>:' WEDNESDAY, MAY go 1e45
es1 In Re- of J. c. Williams
6s4 J. B. Lawson J. D. Mcneil, ct al
so SIP Fred Brooks Admr. J. c. Burke, ct al
81 Fred Watson Orvile Green, ct al
Cora Calhoun VS. Harrison Phillips
THURSDAY, MAY 3d. 1s45
So E. M Jenkins A. E. Hodges ct al.
so c. v. Martin re. Barr ct al (Under protest.
IS R L. Balou Mrs. A. R. Vail, Exr.
70 Don Bare vs.. J. M Hall
50 F. L. Lewis VS. R. w Coward
"a Edward Osborne, Admr VS.. R. W. Coward
81 Dora Wyrick N. B. Smithey
FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1e45
80 Mrs Ford Shurnate VS. L. G. Watkins, ct al
80 Mrs James H. Scott James H. Scott
90 Ed Bard vs. Robert Woodie
III Garland Dollar ct al VS.. Jacob w. Eller
MONDAY, JUNE T. 1s4s
+ s7 SPe Matte Rupart VS. Ennis Stuart ct al .e,.
rs SIP Laura E. Miller H. M. Miller
I..~r4...-..-.~ MOTION CALENDAR .~.-s..
$40 w. A. Williams Roxe Pearl Williams
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-28
NICHOLS AUTHOR
OF new BOOKLET

City Manager A. c. Nichols an
nounced recently prepared book
let for distribution to visitors who
rim afoul of the law while here. Be-
ginning Immediately, visitors who
ignorance, may exchange them at
headquarters for the pale blue PAM
phlet explaining local ordinances,
notably the parking meter law.
The pamphlet begins with the
greeting: $50 you too got one OF
our red tickets! We try to reserve
these for our homefolks who know
all the rules. But that you may
get somewhat familiar with them,
may we suggest that you read the
inside of this folder so that you
will not be inconvenience by max
ing another trip to our office"
This measure is designed part
ly as goodwill gesture to tran
sientss who are unfamiliar with
local traffic laws, and partly to
familiarize those who are staying
briefly in the city with the regu-
lations concerning parking meters
and other local laws that might
differ from those in other cities.