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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

BUSINESS PROPERTY wanted to lease. in
nearby Virginia. Must be suitable for
used-car agency Temple $3.50.
WANTED TO RENT, by nationally known
commercial space on street level. or 9
floors for combination office. Light stock,
city desk. etc: must be presentable loca-
ton preferably in Northwest section south
OF Albemarle st; reasonable parking IA
cilities necessary. Call Elk. 1852 or EN-
Nhn3 for additional lnforma ton --l9
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTOR WANTS TO BUY from owner
small white or colored houses, any con-
dition; will pay cash. Box 45-G, Star.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. B.
May
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Business PkOPEKIY FOX KENT.
end COMMERCIAL GROUND. approx
$4,000 So it, located at LIST and NJ SITS
Sc FIR. III; ewes. SH 1875. III
COLUMBIA RD.-4-story brick building
store approx. 20x60 #. Will lease entire
500 SQUARE FEET. can be used for indus
trial purposes or 3 Offices. located AIS
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Maryland 10
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Modern, I'm det bungalow.
newly renovated, nicely furnished; II N.
Richards ave, VentnoT. Y. J.; inspec: sun:
and Mon. Call Atlantic City 21T15, or
WrlIe 1ooa Forest ave Phlla. Pa Is :
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

DESIRABLE DESK SPACE, phone service
and mail address. l. ]. COWIE. 500 Ely,
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SuMMER CAMPS.

NEW ENGLAND CAMPS for girls and boys.
Free information Visit our ONCE, WASH.
SCHOOLS ASSOC, STA 18th st -17
MONTE VITA RANCH for boys ags
groups, 5-l5; from Christian homes rig.
emphasis on health. safety, happiness; good
food. no ticks. in mountains. 2l2 hrs. from
D. C. Oh. 3S5s or WO 42l4.
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WEAVER REALTY co.-5-room brick, has
oor two large bedroo Sn and '' tie BATH h
md floor; full basement; slate roof oil
heat; fenced yard; $3.50 With $500 or
WEAVER vi lHiE ri REAL l @ GO ok l4 Groom SOLID
brick bungalow. with stairway to large
attic; full basement: front porch: = acre re-
cash quick possession. CHI 1852. OK,
WEAVER REALTY Co.-New s-room. p
feet o location fer future years; priced It
s 81 o9 s Y!th $4,000 cash. Call CHI 1872
owner, large Groom ganeh-type brick
hOofs large o a H rep baths aesSs
Stripped and insulated; large lot, double
brick garage: near stores. schools and bus:
500; $1,000 cash Phone 81. 2463. No
afsel aS fss fona GEMrhis eharmns
rooms and Ia Tie BATHS tbs on ss'' x sIs
sH Sfsq Services sfs'f Nc a0e e. Sfsf
HOME. SWEET HoME-This. charming.
older gls. 1-room home is in good condition.
1 TATE SERVICE ysIi,t ny sxn Gil i, 954, IL
tNtS0AL VALUE AND BEAUIf-Open =
to A.. All-brick, new condition. in lovely
Lee blvd Hilwood sec. 3 bedrooms. de luxe
bath upstairs: lst floor has large living
room With fireplace. powder room, modern
kitchen and dining room which leads to
large side porch: full basement with out
side entrance, double steel-beam construc-
ton. You will. love this home 424
Meadow lane Falls Church. Owner leaving
city, sacrifice for $50. HALL REALTY
fys sxeIus ayi 81 81 $685. eyes, Falls Sh
LIVING PLUS-This large. 4-bedroom ma :
sonry home. on good lot $4,000, is truly
q buy at S1b,450 Cali REAL ESTATE
SERVICE NC. GL 0t6i. IT
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SSemloetached i9.room. 3-oath orlck resi-.
INCOME .produeins property: terms Cali
aae Ssn Rea aR 42as
DOWNTOWN BUILDING now under lease
as frst-class restaurant, in central loca-
tanning large dining room. cocktail lounge,
private ane BANQUET rooms; full basement e
GAIN M rnq Kyle sVifsnsffA R5ss I6cHs
G G2 1 HWY n St n y G Ma 900 So 1T
s Rsss a i N: dle6e I'd, Glebe S5577
s Ms G R.lS1ER1 stores and fixtures g.
$4,000 Terms. ROBERT S. DAVIS &
CO &c, $50 oSo4 galtigor,e ave Hyattsnjlle
II soTTHEAsT sEeTfoN on 9Th st. m near al
East Capitol st.-Two-story brick, wide
alley; store available for OCCUPANCY at
fOrmation; call J. Jollss; NE, 800 Unit Until
nv NE; 54oo. A Complete Real Estate
asso5 s &c a1So ST ,5sss7 sso5 esrss
soase fs vide sis a Hsp etef
sides Contains IL rooms 3aa baths Wide
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
X ST. NV. between 18th and 19th-3-
stqTy and basement brick bullying in ex;
3la baths. Can be converted very easily
and reasonably to doctors or business Of
$ $.c, CONNER = RYoN, NC "a I
baths: new oil h. ": Gear detached ga
formation call Harry Dreisen or MURRAY
CO, 1929 / s. NV. Ma, 1856 or Ma 777s
WILSON BLVD, near Arlington Court
house =, Commercial property, improved
with building now rented to business
stree street without disturbing the building din
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO, 2s40 viii
son blvd, Arlington. Va. CHI. 1888. Ewes.
COLoRED,- LIST COMMERCIAL - 2-story
brick and basement; 8 rms; INV h.; down.
town location on 11th st. NV: reasonable
down payment required Call DI. s7s4,
Col R ORD f ist coMM2RcIAL. block
from 18th an and Florida ave, n.wi;1lst foor
Dsror w 2Rs SeE gotJa kSshen bath
931 Il ct. NV. ma. 0s5l. 90
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NEAR ALEXANDRA

rm., dining rm.. XII
lavatory on 1st A.,
on end floor full
toned, foored attic ,
lot 1a0x200. OLD
CH 22Qh- OK ooS4
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equipped kit, 2 bedrmS., bath, full bsmt..
cash VIII Sn 60 81 ' Falls se chu Hsse
GEO. +, WILLIAMS Gov Falls church.
with fireplace, breakfast nook, kit, 2 bed
EsY1e d,n lot 81 300 cash. Will go GIL
G eiaS I f. Williams co.-so. Arlington;
5.rm. house; !iv. Tm. with fireplace, din
XII sso's full R ssmt gar ' 'i rals
G GFo. II. WI WILLIAMS co.-s.rm. Cape mi Cod
stove: :, bedrms bath: oh. "a. heat:
s GFo a W1I FsI,s Church 2as1 ~
kit; stove. refgr.; 3 bedrms.. bath, bsmt !:
GEO H. WIiLA lss G ao sssn
refFr e bedr ms sin DOWN Fm k up stG tis
baths paths; Gas soS; heat bsmt. good buy. Falls
G GIes'h H .sS WILLIAMS co.-e- rm I BRICK
house in Len Haven. kit. compl. equipped:
bedrms:: full bsmt. oil heat: interior of
houSe will be redecorated. Falls Church
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-Beautiful new
g.! Cape COD bungalow in nearby Va;
stove, ga baths; compl. recr. rm. in bsmt.
stone house in Va. Forest; large wooded
2 tile baths; oil heat, full bsmt. Falls
JUNE 18th occUpANcY-cape Cod 4-yr-
downtown Washington; bedrms,. tiled
bath. full basement, oil heat; screened and
verified into additional bedrooms: school
nearby. For appointment, phone GIL.
BRICK BUNGALOW, sa,45o-Price in
cludes furniture, gas range, REFRIGERATOR
complete package ready for you to move
in Large. comfortable living .rm. with
| fireplace dinette kitchen. bedrms. and
bath; prewar construction. Ask for Mr..
Tsy15 1r Nv RIntsr at IA M NJ
BRICK SEMIDETACHED. S1O.a5O, in.
Guiding furniture: living rm, dining rm.
bedrms-; tiled bath; oil heat. automatic
gas INV. heater: painted walls; modern in
every respect, Close to, transportation.
stores and schools Excellent location for
Airport or Pentagon employe FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES. INC, 1928 Z ST. NV
lie
ABARC REALTY Co.-7-rm. asbestos
shinsled home in desirable section Of
CLARENDON. priced for quick sale. OK.
0s76. 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09

tured a sweetheart neckline. a
fitted bodice with slight pop
lum. and fall skirt. Her Jewels
were pearls. She also wore a
corsage Of orchids.
Mrs Roy Morton. who was ma
tron OF honor at the wedding
chose gown Of blue marQuisitte
with stirring at the bodice and a
skirt which fell in graceful folds.
Her c0rsaFe was also OF orchids.
Others IN the receiving lire we're
the groom. Major Morton. who
was the best man and Henry p.
Talbert, brother OF the biide.
Greeting the many guests as
they entered the domain were
Mcsdames Mayme Jeffris and
Helen Mcknight, also a sister OF
the bride Hazel Maynard. escort
ed the guests TO the upstairs sec
ton Of The home whore many
lovely gifts were viewed. Mrs.
Ruth Penn played incidental mu-
sic.
Doris Bolcn lovely daughter
OF the bride. wore very be-
coming gown OF black sheer with
tiny dots OF white. Her gown
featured an arrangement OF white
snail -petaled flowers At the neck
lire, which was duplicated in a
novel fashion for her hair orna
ment Doris presided at the beau
tifully decorated dining table,
where she was assisted by Mrs.
Lorraine Duncan. The latter al
so wore black with accents Of
fuschia. Other hostesses wrre Ju-
liza Brook. who is 81 Washington,
ID. c.; Mrs. Vergie Merrill, Helen
Talbeft Florence stephens. Wv
ian Talbert. Dora Jones, and Mes
danes Porter and Gardner Also
little Veronica Morton
CHESTS
Among the many. many guests
who came 10 offer best wishes
TO the happy couple we're Mr.
and Mrs. Louis McGill John X.
Mcdaniel MI and Mrs Ray Car
ter. Miss Nellie H. Watts, Colder
Smith. Suzanne Bland, Lee John
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09
YWCA Bridge
Attracts Many

Motor-town sociAiites tui d
out en- masses to mammoth
bridge PARTY al the Lucy Thur
man YWCA given in interest Of
the ~" Camp Norcum TN last
Thursday night. Gathering early
the bridge enthusiasts played late,
having fun as they contributed
their bit TO the worthy cause
Hostesses for this venture were
the charming Mesdames LYDIA
Coggins. Garnetta Carter and
Maine Alexander. who pledged
TO help develop the bathing facili
ties al tie camp 10 the tune Of
three thousand dollars Accord
ing to Mrs. Goggins. who breach
ed the idea after visit TO the
camp last summer, the three pro-
gressive women have more than
passed the halfway mark. They
have received excellent coopera-
ton from the populace Mrs.
Alexander is chairman OF the
camp fund
Accenting the brilliant plays
were the many pi,zes, most Of
which were donated by local
business men and friends Of the
canse Such items as radio re-
pair service. cleaning service.
floral contributors. and home
decors Of all hucs and designs
were received amid many obs
aud ahs' Just a few Of the
lucky winners were Mrs. Doris
Pelham who captured the grand
prize. which was OF cash: Dr f..
A. Cantor. Mrs GLADYS Scott.
Mrs julia Parker and Mrs.
Hcriha Priest Jenkins
In addition 10 the door prizes
there were lovely table prizes
for all OF forty or more tables.
Zach table also chose hostess
who assisted the committee by
serving the tasty refreshments
&c her unit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09
TALK OF THE TOWN


AND now 1T CAN BE TOLD cwENDoLYN HAIRLESS Vi
xaus soa,e is about Cessna Iiogue OF St
Louis Missouri according her charming parents Mr.
and Mrs James Hague Avenue SET for June 2s'h
The news was given friends members OF the
congenas club the iarkles home last week
and ready help with the plans were
watkins Bette and Christine Dodso Katherine
Bertha Lee Matte Camp fache Timer urei
simmons Alice OF Na Harkless Wilson
Gwen is the art school and also has studio
where she works her her chosen mediums
IIogue has his plans 70 enter the
Massachusetts Technology in the fall
DIR GILBERT II ne College Of Education OF viii
bcorce University dinner Mr. and Mrs Locke
lovely Lowell sunday afternoon al their
home on Chandler Jones The speaker for
Kappa fracrnitys Sunday evening Another
is MRS BLANCHE TAYLOR San Fran
cisco California the few days the
Mrs Clarence Owens q 10 Eliot AT the Owens
dinner Mrs Fone Fnezce Of Pontiac
Michigan Mrs Alice Tppen Cosby Mrs Eeseston
Eoa Ranks MI and Mrs Mccrbb and
Mrs King Taylor entertained by Mrs Cosby with
luncheon Friday al the Fnezes in Pontiac
FoRTNIGHTI.y members The Mrs Lucy
King Saturday night Contract bridge was the
game OF tho emerging victorious
with very hsh score Seen about me 'ape were Muames %
odalic Harmon Alexander Agatha Grimes
verle Edith White Lillian Gvns Alberta Raiford Katie
Fuller and Elaine Conway Also eadne over the weekend were
BRIDGETTEs by Mrs Phyllis Golden OF SIG
Avenue Friday night Members Msdames
Belle Morris Lillian Brook Elizabeth Mckinney Orion Wells
Adelaide Todd Josephine Gaines Mignon Brown
Myrtle Mccorkle
Eddie Robinson Bonnie Osborne Smith whe
nina Peterborough and Mrs Julia Parker
INTERESTING TID-BITs OFF Mexico for whole month
Tawsons Of Frwood Avenue lie will rest
his and
she will rev in the sights in the land Of sesas and tes
fleeing a W. johnson
who Ho Springs Arkansas The
Zone Night Torcthc bridge club have been challenged TO
prove by male club 1DAIEAN WILL
I1AMS collection cwelry Most the
novel
and South She teacher the Lincoln school and
children who especially
Whisenon portrait of successful business
EARL WORMLEY. Fireman Frscass Z.
interesting Detroit last Tie from
branch the well family Washington,
Air Pensacola Florida He
has rnied will follow
diving Navy school He Is the this
operations
with Uncle lieutenant in the and
the theatre CLARENCE DAVENPORT
will he according mother Mrs
report
He is md the
MIR AND MRS WILLIE WATTS marriage
daughter Odel They
February a ceremony
BARBER
lima OF
Smith 647 Sunday
When the Executive Board the
Washington they need
would be dynamic
tho program
womanhood America
might I'LL the bill.
THAT'S ALL THE TALK TIL NEXT WEEK We ED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09
Beautiful Wedding Reception
Held For The Charles Stephens

son. Flcsse Paige, Leslie Jeff
fries, Walter Clements Sadie
Robert l.. Deanis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bethel Mrs. Robert Armstrong;
Z. II. Noel. Mr. and Mrs. T II
Barksdaic. AR and Mrs John
Cook. MIR. and Mrs John Brewer.
Bland Collins. MIR. and Mrs +.
w. Penn. Otis Bannister. Patience
Bucknor, Mr. and Mrs. A viii
liams. Mrs f. Johnson. Mr. ard
Mrs. Walter Perry
Rev. and Mrs John Miles. Mrs.
Ashley Cain. Mrs Blanche Allen,
Mrs Jane Billupps, Mrs. Bette
Ellington. Betty Jean Ellington.
Mrs. Eta Reynolds Elizabeth
Parker. Joan Cook Doris Ellen
Holland. fsister). Ruth. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ransomc Mrs. Jes-
sic Slaton, Mr.. and Mrs James
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs Booker.
Pearl Ford Mr. and Mrs L II.
Teaslcy. Virginia Teasley. Mrs,
Sarah Walker. Mrs Anna War
rem. Mrs. Lucille Lown1es. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Goldsby. j.
Glenn Longworth Mr. and Mrs.
II. p Talbert. Ruth Mann. Faith
er Malcolm nade. Edith S. Gil
chrest Mary Monroe. Mr. and
Mrs. II. W White. Frances Tay-
Tor. Mrs Lula Taylor. Mrs Donald
Marshall. Mrs. Agnes Swan. ko-
maine Johns. Harriette Marrier.
Julia Boston. Mrs. Frances
wcIker, Mrs. william Hall. Mr..
and Mrs. T. c Daniels. Rose Lo-
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dunghill.
Mrs Margaret Morris. Mrs. Mae
Sanders. Mrs David Jones. Mrs.
Wayman Coleman. Mr. and Mrs.
d. W Reagan Dr. and Mrs l..
W. whitby Mrs P. A. Dillard.
Mrs Hudson Rivers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Casey Mrs Marguerite Ma
son Mrs Paul Simmons, Mrs.
thristine Bell. Cleo Bass. Ruth
McIatosh. Wade Shavers. Mr.. and
Mrs Bradley Mr.. and Mrs A. J,
johnson. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed Wa
lace. Mrs Il. VI Norris. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Franklin. MIR and
Mrs. X c Butler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hendricks. Mr.. and Mrs Del
Camp. 7. W Whitworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. J Jeffrey. Mr.. and Mrs
William Flack. Mr.. and Nrs Il.
]. Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Cary
Battles. Mrs Arthur williams.
Roberta Mcclure. May NJ. Ran
dolph. and many Others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09

The bcre Of Major and Mrs.
po, Merton % scotch Avenue
us ,he sccne Of ono OF Detroit's
re.usss vending receptions on
lasi Saturday nlsnt as the Chas'
stephens mase lhcir formal adj
,sni into me realm o. the newly
veds RI, npnoled couple and
member. 81 their receiving line
saoi before oyely arrange
mea' o. Spring fiowes and Palms.
Mrs stephens nee Ruby Fran
cls Ro.en vAs charming ir a
dress Ct Sheer white which fea-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09
ORATORICAL CONTEST

AT the regular meeting OF the
Century OF Progress Club plans
were discussed for the annual ora
torical contest which will be held
in May AS usual the contest will
be interracial with contestants Sc
lected by the members OF the
Board OF Education from various
high schools in the city. and pre-
sented to the club. The program
will be held al the Northwestern
high school. Prizes will be award
cd 10 the best orations rendered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09
American
Beauty Club

The American Beauty Club met
at the home OF Mrs Beatrice
Brown. on Hague. Tuesday night.
Plans were discussed for the
Extravaganza to be held at the
Detroit Art Institute on April IS.
The Easter party for the children
at the Maybury Sanitorium were
made ard a quilt was started. The
quilt will be sold at the clubs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09

annual exhibit in June
The guest prize was won by
Mrs. Mable Smith. president 4
The next meeting OF the club
will be held at the home OF Mrs
Roxanna Dawkins 81 5ct Rose
dale.
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01

munity, just as he opened his
eyes, several hounds trotted
through the house just after
chase. The preacher continued:
Good Lord, bless this brother
with food to feed these hounds.
I know that they are the poorest
dogs | have ever seen. Amen"
Our civilization owes pro-
found debt of gratitude to those
old circuit riders who helped sc
much to mold and shape the des-
tiny of our country. Personally:
can witness that this is true Of
all denominations. | have known
of several of them walking for
miles to their appointments to at
tend sick beds and funerals and
receive practically no financial
remuneration.
These preachers seemed to have
retained a large amount of "Abra-
hamic faith" and were guided by
it. For weeks (day and night
they would preach with no
thought of what we call today
'sermonizing." What they said
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01
Reenlistlnents
Needed In WAC
Applications Will Not Be
Accepted After August 1;
ClaSSificatiOnS Stated

Special efforts are now being
made to reenlist former members
of the Women's Army Corps for
assignment in the European the
atre, it was announced this week
by Sgt. Francis M. Darcy, COM
mander in charge of the u. S.
Army recruiting station at Le-
noir.
No applications will be accept
ed after August 7 and only for
mer members Of the Women's
Army Corps with the following
military occupational speciality
numbers are eligible for assign
ment.
Stenographer, mum ber, so:
MOS, 213; general clerk, number,
Is, MOS, 055; statistical clerk,
number Is, MOS, 212; teletype-
writer operator, number, 100,
MOS, 237.
Other classifications include
clerk typist, telephone switch
board operator, cryptographic
technlcian and supply clerk.
Interested former members of
the Women's Army Corps should
contact the recruiting office in
the post office building in Lenoir.
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01
Old-Fashioned Circuit
Rider Lauded By Dickson

ssCircult Rider" was the COM
smon name applied to the former
pastors of the Methodist church.
Each preacher was sent by the
hlgher church authorities known
ms the annual conference. He went
wherever he was sent by the
conference and served a certain
number of years usually from
9laree to five churches( until the
conference saw fit to change him.
He had no individual option as
10 where he would 60 except
when there might be an OCCASION
nj agreement for some individual
change. But regardless of this,
ahe preachers were Jealous in
= aheir work.
Their means of travel was on
foot, on horseback and, in few
Instances, in a buggy. Rain, sun
shine, winds, severe storms and
cold weather seemed to be no
particular barrier to their deter
noination to render service to their
Books and to thereby promote the
Kingdom of the Master. One spe-
Gial advantage in having no cars
seemed to be in the fact that the
preachers took time to become
acquainted with the everyday life
af their members. This was
tie that bound them more closely
together.
Many interesting incidents were
recorded where a newly elected
pastor was riding horseback
through a thickly wooded area.
After so long, he came to cabin.
He asked the good lady if there
were any Methodists in the COM
munity. She replied, John kill
ed three or four tsumpin's' over
IN the woods yesterday, but I
don't know whether they were
Methodists or not" Another is
7old of a very consecrated old
brother who, when holding fam
ly prayer, would personate each
member of the family. Upon one
occasion after getting through for
the family in backwoods COM
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01
Lansing News

Miss Mildred Farmer, of George
Ben johnson Memorial Hospital,
Abingdon, Va, is enjoying va
cation at home.
Recent dinner guests of Mrs. w.
A. Patton included Miss Mildred
2'armer, Bill Patton and Miss
Marion Farmer.
Master Allen Weaver has fully
recovered from recent illness.
Miss Daphne Eller, of Lansing.
S home from w. c: U. N. C. now.
Miss Marilyn Lee and Mr.. Joe
Hart were in the village last Sun
day.
oohn Barr, of Emory and Hen
ry College, spent the past week
md at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Deboard.
II Pennsylvania, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James Sutherland, of
lansing, at the present.
Week end guest recently of Mr..
and Mrs. Bassette Young was lit
,ie Miss Peggy Young, of Abing-
ion, Va.
Miss Marilyn Welch spent last
week end with Miss Mildred
farmer, in Abingdon, Va.
Miss Irene Baldwin is home
low from her work in Vacation
Bible School.
Tommy Powers is home from
the navy.
MISS nelen McNeill visited rel
~tives in Bristol, Va, recently.
Ross Weaver was in Lano.ng
acently for the first time in
several months.
Bill Patton, who was recently
discharged from the navy, ex-
jects to enter National Business
College, this fall.
Little Miss Barbara Carter
celebrated her birthday recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Weaver
expect to move to North Wilkes
ooro soon where he has accepted
a position with Coble Dairy.
Mrs. Ben Matthews and daugh-
ter expect to join her husband
in Long Beach, Calf, soon.
Miss Lillian Weaver is employ
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01
Feed Dairy Cows
On Production

High milk production records
ere possible only when there is
a real partnership existing be-
tween the farmer and his dairy
herd. These records are a joint
result of the cows own ability to
produce and the feed and con-
ditions she is subjected to.
First we must begin with
good COW: One which has the
ability to produce enough milk
and butterfat to more than pay
for the feed she consumes. Select
the COW that is free from disease;
at least average size for her breed; :;
has well-sprung fore ribs and a
large body that indicates plenty
Of capacity; a refined, clean-cut
mead and neck; a straight back:
and a fairly large udder that is
evenly hung with large milk
veins. A cow of this type will
nearly always be a good producer.
This is only half the partner
ship, however. The farmer is the
other half and must provide the
good conditions that enable the
cow to do her best.
Some dairymen make the mis-
take of feeding all COWS in the
herd the same amount of grair
mixture. This practice under
feeds the high producer and re
duces milk flow. 1t over-feeds
the low producers and, since
they can't turn the extra feed into
milk, they turn it into fat O.,
waste it. Give the best COWS tn
best feed; at least a pound O.
rain for each three to five pounds
of milk produced, says John Arey.
in charge of Extension Dairying
at State College.
Provide good clean stalls with
plenty of fresh water and clean
bedding. Don't let COWS shift
for themselves; provide them
with plenty of good pasture and
roughage all year.