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SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGINIA.

Is ACRES-Beautiful view: coy arm
main va. highway, is miles D. c.: priced
for quick sale: about $1,000 cash required
PENTAGON REALTY CO., Fairfax 396
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP located near
10th and M SITS. NV; good financing. Call
arsTORY BRICK, near 2and and P SITS.
NV. and the proposed new 500-unit apt.
building---3 apis, rented for S132 so q
BY owner; ideal for remodeling with store
In basement excellent condition; priced
to sell at $4,000 FRED 4, SMITH,
Realtor, 1113 18TH st. NV, RE. 1851. az
Route /, 1851 Baltimore blvd over 3
acres. Will subdiyide to suit need of pur-
chaser. JIM BRITT AT. 1893 or TR
SECOND COMMERCIALS st. ne
Brick, rms. and Q baths, AGAR garage;
lot 2ox14aa. a zops 9o,D: a a; cAAEEo saa !
or TR. R636. - u
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SToREs WANTEp.

WANTED TO RENT, small store or shop,
suitable for light repair work. Write
r. F. HUNT, 1920 H st. NV. 81
VETERAN desires to rent small store
In desirable location for electrical repair
shop; maximum. $50 month; will lease
for three years. CO. o2SS. 10 to 4. l.
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r. L. KANE PRESENTS

r. L, KANE PRESENTS
3-bedroom suburban bungalow; located
on an elevated lot; " miles south OF Alex
andria: newly papered: oil heat: Priced
S47.50 per month.
semidetached home; located near 10-cent
bus to D. c.; oil h.-w.h.; fully equipped
kitchen: good terms.
5-room bungalow, fireplace, tile bath,
modern kitchen, stove and refrigerator; at
tached garage; full basement; large wooded
lot. with a white picket fence. Price,
S12,750. r. L. KANE, INC, 1874 King St,
Alexandria, Va, Alex. 3013; ewes, LII
ALExANDRIA-S2.00 down. We have
several very nice semidet. homes in Alex.
and Arl. These homes have lge. rms, oil
heat: fully equipped and near everything.
Arlington-S2, 900 down. Lovely 6-rm.
BUNGALOW. A real buy. Liv. rm. with frepl.,
3 bedrms., tile bath, screened porch. fully
equipped kit: ige. shaded lot; mr.. schools
Veterans. this is I'll We have Q different
type homes ranging from Sc, 500-S17. 800
81 rms, !. 11a and 2 baths; lge, lots,
oil heat These homes are loo. in different
sections of Virginia.
We have 2 new beautiful homes ready
for occupancy. Lee. lily. rms, with firepl;;
2 Ige. bedrms., tile baths, oil h.-wh.,. full
bsmts., cleo. kits; A-acre lots. Excepttonal
financing. LONGACRES, Realter, OW. 5313
OK. 1016. z
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AA1hANtss 1ANa1Sol = VI. 4OOo --o1
miles o iren So aSsRs lositsd about
the mountains and countryside; 7-rm.
houss bath fsplses n Nv fm sink and
g grsnaSy milk house. chicken house and
a sfs ssreI 10y rod priss mr.
Va; $50 acres, cleared and in high state
Of cultivation; lge. 10-rm. stone house with
6ds an pe ssi6o 'h Germs sfR can anf BE- a
t35 Beautiful Georgian Colonial manor
WEE s bash S ssvsss alspsss
barn and. other bldgs, with 1s7 acres. Of
Land; priced far below cost OF BLDG;
Ks 1ss acres located Is miles east Of
Warrenton, owned by . very prominent
doctor; Josrm. house, bath In very good
ant house and barn; 100. acres IN high
stats Of satvatSn wen fsnssd
farm; price, $4,000,
(5l We have other. desirable small and
"a esIPs Ssa pc a i R2 ln eo
1I09 Eye st. NV, Elk. 3270. -.
miles nil from washington; with Broom house
in va, 90 miles from Warrington; 5:feom
house: electricity ipstalled Price $4,000.
trieity installed; on pike; 20 miles from
Washington, In Virginia. Price, $4,000. or,
poaay saa $50 70 soo chsken s
IS acres of rich, smooth land. all cleared,
Wash hing s with s.room house IN need d0 q
EsPsr sGqs R ssr g 1850 i saar S.as s
S aspnd Pan9 d. su haHa Farm xaR easn.
Herndon, Fairfax Co. Va. L.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

S25 PER MONTH will give you desk space,
telephone and mail service in a modern
ONCE building. Offices also available. KAY
REALTY CO., RA, 1900, 5505 Ga. ave.
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SUB. PROP. SALE OR RENT tvA.]
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, single, will
share (adults) 3-bedrm., 1h-bath Cape
Cod. on q hill, or will sell for $4,000
substantial cash. Alex. 5847.
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8 pm, Fri, Sat. and Sun.
170-acre farm in. hish state of eultiya-
ton; S-rm. frame house, all modern ini-
Droyemennts: 2-ear Diet; gsr:: ell the neces::
Percheron horses, pigs and chickens. feed
and farm equipment complete for operating
farm; reasonably priced. $27,5o0: reason
able terms.
An adjoining 7o-acre farm formerly
part Of the above farm. all cleared and
Fenced ;n a.rm. hogse IN excellent eond: run
$4,000 reasonable terms. Directions to
reach: Out Lee blvd, Route 80 or Lee
h n,sg, R Route NE Z; I'll 70 Kamp Washington
our Sign" turn right one mile to farm
SIMPSON g. MAYS, Realtors, 5000 Wilson
blvd. Arl.. Va. OK. 1855. CHI. 7777. II
Mr.. LAYTONsYILLE, MONTGOMERY County.
Md-210 beautiful acres; an In crops ex-
acre includes bldss, fencing, livestock.
hand: all of which when conservatively
valued and deducted from owners price
loan ields 70 about, SIS, 900 less than
nothing; study the following, values, then
up the best farm buy you have ever seen.
~ az
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yIENNA-s4;ooo down payment on at
meE apt rents for $50. n, Btssauti IaaS
Cow terms: poss. June /. Vienna $50
ATTENTION. GIs--want to own com
#. frontage excellent 5-room hungalow
Broom guesthouse with attached gar ara
renting bo SAG Psy uses aa aufs af
| running water and electricity; young or.
chad, This is real ,oDportunity, o eyn ns
WI ss g SIS w speoaf sivd eI ssiS s
sad den. sebsth brs. home, words ian t
s ssssTdse tes s. ihsIR ssa Ias e
tions: Out Lee hwy. to Military I'd. rich,
Military e 25 altb st. k lstt e GnsT
sRicK coTfAGE q 5 rooms, situated OF
besuitn WOODED i05
menf you have in mind; living room with
f REAL 'i EssTATE CO. Realtors, Oh, sooz
Ssst; s-story brick double garage. Alex
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTs-custem built, s-rm
rms. ga baths; lovely corner 1s4 by l4o
this OUTSTANDING home AM Is located n en-
to Pentagon and Navy; priced right. SHOW,
exclusively BY DQERING REALTY co.
II OW. 5299, IA. 1851. Il
!; YATES GARDENS bedrms., intshe.
; rm. in bsnlt.: random-vidth oak floors, oil
&C. heat; frepl,; inclosed brick garden
AuTHENIiIc EARLY AMERICAN. This I'm
old home, built in 1910, is situated on /
acres Of fertile land mi. from the town Q
Fails Church. The house has been beau
tifully restored by q discriminating owne
and retains all the original charm of Co
lonial days. The 1st floor contains cen
ter hail, large living room and dining room
! music room. study, brick hoored kitehe
entry. fully equipped kitchen, master bed
J room and bath and a smaller bedroom
On the 2nd hoer are 2 huge bedroom
! frepiaees. The heat is oil hot water. Tn
basement has laundry facilities and out
!, tenant house, garden Toulouse an
Eorkshon and gear Esrage with iof
: homes Of Northern yirginia. Priced $32
! 500, STANLEY r.. ROWLAND co
- Realtors, exclusive sgent. CH. ak21. Eyes
Fails Church 2S42. IL
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FARMS FOR SALE lccutinuedl

RAkNaS POk JAIL tSoa<fnu90I.
FARFAx-40 acres. high and roliins and
ssr; lsasnsd ms ba a2sss 1sTns saRsis::
sass,s s 5000 ' dR AXE ys sS 81
81 s. s aakE sis WnTH Fl Two HOUSES. no Con-
yeniences, large stream. good well at door:
m 81 aays sss p ssSs ontS
ssS sesEs; Mansss$sEy county. Mss ...
tsSSY aeR f. R6 Saas me- Ma Sb1o
a as,, ACES Groom house, between Centre csSsI
ton, over excellent highways: cleo. avail
able: ideal pasture for horses; 81 900 cash;
Real Estate, Vienna 500. 81
from White aoass9 Is tersils acres excel:
and kitehsn a slectri ni 0 telephone. asesr
sss one so Smaller barn s.l as ssg sas fey
tank in Slask;mith shop % pump .lsS-
title; shown by appointment Cali Major
BOSS : Phelps. nc, i4is K Ct, NV.
ExcELLENTLY LOCATED FARM q 50
fssnssss @ soos Buy al $4,000 600 and BAH Z
PaakkHss s sfa Es' fsas IS 4SSo kinds: al.
Taaos REH w eo oa S. III SEES e:
hx g a aesR eI asTaS ash s sch located.
on highway, near Manassas; Colonial stone
house. 4 tenant houses. guesthouses:
barn noV many Sae other oatbufdinss: be.usfsf
fishing stream; farm is equipped with 81
sn.rs and 81 8Ha stsas ana H
S Sst nj house. bath rsfriseI.
s.sE sssasss s;n s:.;Sssi rich ...
bired with 1877 acres improved land.
Potomac Ss River Above Leesburs. on pike,
Ia hours drive from Washington, d. c.;
Groom house, modern eonyenienees, stock
new tenant house; we'll fenced and cross.
fenced; immediate possession: price.
sppointme sa Phone Herndon ss' nf sun e
FARM AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax Co, Va.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. IS miles out;
so acres of land on State road; high eleva-
ton; close to small town and RAILROAD
asSe WITH St s e SSsd g s P co M
So, 5000 ACRES. near ouantico. miles
saSy pnTss r BY ef viva SR MA
sSyoss.; 81. q s.a; oL: osl5 ..,., .s,,.. j.
open sun.-Modern home Of rms and
bath: hot-air heat: electricity. automatic
water system; weli-kept lawn and shrubs;
! so acres fertile soil and outbldgs.; 80
acres cleared: more land IL desired; ex-
cellent pasture. Take Route No. through
Fredericksburg to Route No, 2, south
miles to Corbin Post ONCE. left on Route
!. BE IA ReslsSr, izs7 Eye &. NV.
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL ESTATE In ths
! Shenandoah Valley; 3S-room mansion,
beautiful grounds, 974 acres beautiful blue
grass land, % tenant houses, II barns and
horse exerciser; land lays on both sides
! y. s.. Rt. IL; beautiful view Of Massasnut-
ten Mts, If you are seeking an estate you
| Will be proud of let US show you this one
before you buy. Priced for quick sale at
Over 1000 acres on Goose Greek and
| Beaver Dam Creek in Loudoun County,
Va improved with two large. beautiful
| stone mansions: large tenant house, good
| barn and other outbuildings; good stone,
plank and wire fences: must be seen to be
appreciated: Price. 1925, 900. Owner will
sell in sections If so desired.
| Old 10-room stone, beautifully restored:
4 baths. modern kitchen in beautiful set
ting; wonderful mountain view; 1876 acres
Loudoun County, Va. Price, sos 900.
RAY BARNEY a. SON. Vienna, Va. Tele-
phone Vienna 2Is. IL
TWO FARMS, oman for tnsnactjon 10 IA
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5-rooni suite with private bath, asphalt tile
floors; Venetian blinds; newly redecorated;
Sls5 mo-. suitable for professional use or
Capitol. KELLEY g. BRANNER, DI. 7740.
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and bath, newly redeeorated, inlaid limo
=leum, fuorescent lighting, Venetian blinds
throughout; heat water and electricity
furnished: end floor; SS5 month. Key at
JOSEPH E. BRUNO g. CO., INC, 900 H
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sISooo. vAcANT-5,yr -old. 2-bedrm.
sisSshs r. fsll ssR. Easy Fla , Rsnstps
SfAR ssas A Rim hM 9S LIN
ssTlS2 At tor Of the s aff smon a lovely
Sissy CO. SS Mrs Prss
RoosMs AND BATH. 50 5oo-a-story ma
sSary house en- lse lot qss
AURORA HILLS - In this lovely, cony.,
ss aas Soms d sss snd sst ReE Is
po y 5 On dn s s' sas S.s4 Inv
end e; Ice. closets; lse. Level weli-lsnd.
IN t ssst OatR brs IL Psm gnse1 ssss S1 gar q
4ilage ?. BysekspEldge; ewes and sun.
MlLITAkY n RD., mn No. o'o 2fnastonLRsssll,
y9Esh iRgsPsetisrs 4 YOU need = s.bedrm
lfy, rm. with fireplace; also lge din I'm
ana Kit full bath on LIST a, The mastel
s s a.. Is unusually lse, and has frepiac'
comfortably sized. Perfect cond,, Attaehe.
With reasoSsbIe me- pFi make
1t a evan more attractive, Vacant Poss
with settlement To inspect, please cal
Tf. B775, With HENRY E. TRIP, ResItor
13SA L st. NV. Ma. sos. 81
BEAUTIFULLY KEPT 3-bedrm. brick, ex
ce5lent location. oil &C. heat, range an
refer.: SO. 500 cash downs balance approx
S6S mo. This is really ar excellent home
priced right. Can A. H. DANIELS. GIL
BEVERLY HILLS, 3412 HaIcyon dr.--opel
Frid&y, SATURDAY. and Sunday. i 10 D N
lovely custom built, 3-level home: Twin
roam and bed or library, "a bath on
leyelss kitchen and dining room on an
otaers 2 bedrooms and l bath on sti
another; attached garage, oil a.-c. heat
beautiful view OF Potomac. Mr.. Adam
eyes, wo. 57l3. with HENRY z. TRIP
Realtor, 1911 St NV, Ma. ,67os. T
gon to Parkfairfsx, left through ParkfaiE
FAX to Chaifonts DR.. left to Old Dominic
blvd, out 70 Haleyen dr., left to Open
siEn- 81
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-16
CLINCHCO LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Beach
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Robert Poore.
Mary Ann Robinson spen. Sat
urday night with Emma Lee Stan
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Keith visit
ed relatives at Castlewood over
the weekend.
DR.. and Mrs. Rolfe Hillnan of
Emory, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Kilgroe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ 81 x
visited Mr.. Musick's mother at
Richlands hospital Sunday.
Claude Allen Johnson, victim
of polio, is home again after
spending ten weeks in a Roanoke
hospital. He is greatly improved
but still has his feet in casts elid
will have to wear braces for a
time yet.
Many friends attended the flu
neral and burial of PAUL Glass on
Sunday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-16
BRUSH CREEK

Mrs. Joan Stanley and Miss
Janice Mullins were Saturday
night guests at the home Of
James lessee at Clinchco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Hanover
spent Saturday night with Mr..
and Mrs. James Barrette.
A large crowd attended Sum
day school at the CCC camp.
Mrs. Calvin Hughes and Joan
Yates were visiting on the creek
Saturday.
Mrs Holland Fleming spent the
weekend with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meade
and son spent Saturday night
at the home of Houston Meade
Mrs. Clercie Meade and Frank
and Dennis French spent Satur-
day night at the home of Byron
Stanley.
Recent supper guests at the
home of Clercie Meade were:
Mrs. Noel French and daughter
and her brother, Burns Child
ress.
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DWALE NEWS

Mrs. Garnet Artrip and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Buress visited
at the home of John NJ. Artrip
Sunday.
Cowan Pickett visited George
Artrip Sunday evening.
Archie Crum has returned
from a visit in New York, and
while on his way back, was in a
train wreck. One was killed, "a
injured, and he was thrown clear
across the car.
Mrs. George Artrip baked a
surprise birthday cake for Carol
Gay DUTY and many other nice
presents were received.
Mrs. Chester Smith visited
George Stanley and family Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Mullins
visited Mrs. Lee Artrip Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Crum are
leaving Tuesday for New York,
where he will be employed.
Misses Nina and Joan Mullins
are coming home Feb. / from
Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Mrs. Julia Ann Artrip has been
very sick but is much better at
this time.
Mrs. Fenden Delaney has a
new girl, Geneva Gale, named
after her grandmother.
Miss LESSEE Stanley has been
staying with Mrs. Exile Mae Far
mer, who has been very i'll with
blood poisoning.
George Artrip has bought his
daughter, frankie Dean, pony.
Terry Mullins, Jr., has gone
into the cap wedge business.
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JAMESTOWN NEWS

Mrs. Earl Meade and baby
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Roy
Yates.
Mrs. Greed Mullins took dinner
with her sister, Mrs. DIS. Bray,
on Saturday.
Lillian Rife and children call
ed on Mrs. Gussie Mullins and
Mrs. D. S. Bray Sunday.
Mrs. Luther Yates was called
to West Virginia on account of
the illness of her father, who is
not expected to live.
The Quarterly Meeting be-
gins at Valley View on Friday,
Jan. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Mullins
spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Hat
tie Stone of Skeetrock.
Visitors at the home of D. w.
Gates Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
/. Maynard Beverly, Luther Yates,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Yates, Edna
and Faye Hill, Agnes Hughes and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-16

some of the things discussed
were home improvement and
rug making. Mrs. Davis served
ice cream, donuts, coffee and
home made candy.
Everyone enjoyed the meeting
very much. The club meets next
month with Mrs. J. H. Wright.
Sveral from here attended the
ball game at Clinchco on Friday
night.
Ellis Childress and family have
moved to this community Every
one welcomes them.
James Arlington visited his
daughter, Mrs. Childress, here
Friday.
Mildred Holbrook spent h
weekend in Clintwood with her
sister, Mrs. Pickett.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-16
Hospital Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Pridemore Null
ms announce the arrival of boy
on January 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Mullins
are the proud parents OF boy,
Connie Dean, born Jan. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Willis
announce the arrival of boy
on Jan. H.
It's and Mrs. Junior Baker are
the happy parents of a new girl,
Carol Louene, born Jan II.
Troy Conley, who received an
accidental gunshot wound in the
chest, is making a satisfactory re
covery.
Rant Mullins, who has been Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia, is
much improved.
Mrs. Nora Hanover was admit
ted to the hospital for medical
treatment this week.
The following patients have
been discharged:
Donna L. Davis, Baden
Miss Betty Edwards, Nora
Mrs. Esmond Rose, Tense
Mrs. John Yates, Coeburn Rt. 2
James E. Sharp, Steinman
Mrs Orb Caudill Mcclure
Mrs. Erwin Stanley, Darwin.
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TARPON

Tarpon home demonstration
club met with Mrs. Kilby
Davis last Friday. Devotional
was given by Mrs. Kathleen
Pickett; minutes of last meeting
read by Mrs. Dora Burchctt and
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-16

what turkey, nom! So you
want ysar Uncle Sam to slice of
thick chunk of white meat for you,
SON. What q Thanksgiving feast!
So You want the Westinghouse,
Mary? Lots of folks will be making
. silent wish ON this great holiday.
I'd like to make an open wish. /
wish for nil my nieces and nephews,
young and old, long life, health,
happiness and good fortune. You
cam help make my wish come true
by building strong financial foun-
dalton Of u. s. Savings Bonds for
Your home and every home.
BUY your extra Savings Bond
@sW! U. S. Treasury DEPARTMENT
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-21
AUXILIARY MEETS
AT I'M NUEL
PRESBYTERIAN

An inspiring service was con-
Quoted at Emmanuel Presbyterian
church recently, when the Woman S
Auxiliary held its annual meeting
with Mrs. W. H. Allison, president
presiding.
The meeting was opened by a
prelude played by Mrs. Howard
Littleton, followed by a hymn n
prayer. After a short business ses-
sion, an impressive devotional was
led by Miss Mildred Horne. ne
used the Auxiliary's theme.
Christ, The Light OF The World,
rs her subject and developed II
BY using Holmon Hunts picture
Light of the World" Her message
was closed with a solo. 20 Jesus
Thou Art Standing" by Rev. W.
H. Allison.
The president then called for the
annual reports and it was an lnspl-
ration and challenge to hear the
review of the splendid work done
during the past year. Total gifts to
the various activities Of the Auxill-
ary and Church amounted to ST.
O46. 40. An impressive memorial
service was conducted by Mrs.
Allison at the conclusion OF her
annual report.
Installation Of Officers
The new officers were then call
ed forward and Mr.. Allison con-
Quoted the installation service.
General officers for the coming
year are: Mrs. w. H. Allison, Pres
ident; Mrs. John Wolff. Vice Pres
ident; Mrs. w. J. Ward, Secretary;
Mrs. M. o. Watson, Treasurer;
Mrs. Howard Littleton, Historian.
In addition to these, eighteen other
officers yer installed, including
Cause Secretaries and Circle Chair
men. Mrs. Allison thanked the Of
ticers for their splendid support
during the past year and chaneng-
cd them to attempt greater things
IN the new year.
Adjournment followed the sing
ing OF the hymn, Il Love Thy
Kingdom, Lord. After this a so
eial hour was enjoyed.
Lite Membership
On Monday afternoon. proceed
Ing the annual meeting, the Auxili-
airy Of Emmanuel presented to Miss
Florence L. Bonitz, an Honorary
Life Membership Certificate and
Pin.
Miss Bonitz is now c~onvalescing
following a recent illness at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Bertram
Quelch, Forest Hills.
A group representing the Auxili-
ary, composed OF the President
Historian and Circle ChairTnen, at
tended the presentation. Mrs. W.
H. Allison, president, presented
the Honorary Life Membership
Certificate and Pin 10 Miss Bonitz
In grateful recognition OF her in
valuable service to the Emmanuel
Auxiliary through the years. Fol-
lowing the presentation, Mrs.
Howard Littleton, Historian, led
in prayer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-21
SlSTERH00D PLANS
SPECIAL PROGRAM
Temple Israel To Be Scene
o. Memorial Exercises
Tonight

A special service, conducted in
It's entirety by members OF the
temple sisterhood Of Temple Israel,
will be held tonight honoring Tire
memory Of DR.. Isaac M. Wise,
founder Of reform Judaism in
America, Rabbi Pizer Jacobs
announced last night.
Rabbi Jacobs said the service
is known as 'Sisterhood Sabbath"
and occurs once a year in the
temple, and takes place in the
month of March-the month OF
DIR. Wise's birthday anniversary.
DR.. Vice was born in Bohemia
N 1919 and came to America at
the age Of q, to establish pro-
gressive Judaism In the United
States.
He first organized the Union Of
American Hebrew congregations in
1873, Dr.. Jacobs said, while he was
rabbi in Cincinnati, at which time
reform or progressive Judaism had
It's origin. Since that time 1t has
grown to be a most representative
branch Of Judaism in America,
DR.. Jacobs added.
In 1875, DR.. Jacobs said, DR..
Wise founded the Hebrew Union
College Of Cincinnati for the or
daination Of reformed rabbis and
In 1889 he founded. the Central
Conference of American Rabbits.
The opening prayer tonight will
be by Mrs. l.. L. Lucas. president
Of the Concordia Sisterhood; the
prayus will be read by Mrs. Al
tired Sternberger and Mrs. S. e.
Warshauer.
The address Of the occasion will
be delivered by Mrs. Herbert Blue
thenthal and Mrs. Harriss New
man.
Rabbi Jacobs said there also
would be services Saturday morn
ing at IL o'clock, conducted by
he rabbi.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-21
CENSUS BUREAU PUTS
s. 513,4S9 FIGURE
ON 1916 GIN MING

WASHINGTON, March 20-P)-
The census bureau reported today
that cotton ginned from the 1916
cro., totalled 8,513,489 running
bales.
This compared with S,8l3,453 gin
ned from the 1945 crop and 1885,
1855 from the 1914 crop.
Included in the total for the 1916
were 1856 bales which growers
estimated would be turned
! ont after the bureaus March can
vass.
Included also were 1885 bales of
American-Egyptian cotton compar-
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fireplace added to the beauty ano
warmth of the DOM.
The installation Of officers will
take place at the school house mex
month. at which time a buffet sup
per will be served. All American
Legion members and those eligible
to ioin the local Auxiliary are in
vited to attend, according to al
announcement made last night
Complete details of the installatlor
services will be announced later
The meeting closed with a socla.
hour during which fruit cake witt
whipped cream and coffee wa:
served by Mrs. R. P. Vereen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-21
REALTY TRANSFERS

The following deeds were re-
corue IN the office OF the register
of deeds for New Hanover county
yesterday.
M. L. Perry to M. L. Mott ct uX'
part of lot 8, block 34o, city.
Roger Moore, ct ux, to Allce
Borden sisson, parts of lots SO ana
81, Shore Acres.
Eugene Tate, Ell ux, to Margaret
H. Mcconnell, lot 108 Shore Acres
Elizabeth E. Fox to James Fox
.Ir.. lot IL Allen Tract, Harnett
Township.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-21
G ON TRIAL

HILLSBORO, March 20 - a.
John Henry Breeze, 30-year-old
Orange county Negro. went on trial
for his life in superior court here
today. He is charged with first
degree murder in the death of Mrs.
Agne Wilkerson, II, a white widow
who died March II of injuries sus-
stained a month earlier.