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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-21

Reinstated
At MeetinQ

Highighting the November
meeting of the Cape Fear chap
ter of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy, members re-
installed the following officers
with the exception of Mrs Hat
tie Stanley, who resigned as
custodian:
Mrs. J. S. Crowley, president; !;
Mrs. c. L. Bragg, 1st vice pres
ident; Mrs. O. Lang Hogon, End
vice president; Mrs Hattie L.
DeVany, 3rd. vice president
Miss Carrie White, chaplain;
Miss Bertha Steljes, registr ar
Mrs. Maude West, custodian ;
Mrs. o. A. Strickland, histori-
an; Mrs. M. J. Carson, treas
urer; Mr.. Addison Hewlett re-
corder of crosses; Mrs George
II Musselman, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. E. L. Rob-
bins, recording secretary.
After the Introductory ritual
and pledges, Mrs. A. T. St.
Amand and Mrs. M. J. Carson,
delegates to the general corven-
ton in Miami, Fla, reported on
the convention.
Mrs. c. L. Bragg read the fol-
lowing tribute to the memory of
a member of the chapter, the
late Mrs. w. Ronald Lane:
In Memoriam
Whereas: God in His Infinite
wisdom saw fit to call to her
reward Dorothy Holmes Lane
November 18th, 1947
The Cape Fear Chapter, Unit
ed Daughters of the Confeder-
acy, bow in humble submission
to His most Holy will; for we
mourn not as one who has no
hope, for our loss is her gain.
God transferred the frail flow
er, to His beautiful garden of
love, to dwell in a Mansion,
not made with hands, but eter-
nal in the Heavens.
"God shall wipe away all
tears from their eyes; and there
shall be no more death; neither
sorrow, nor crying, neither shall
there be any more pain; an d
there shall be no night there;
and they need no candle, neith-
er light of the sun; for the Lord
God giveth them light; and they
shall reign forever and ever"
Revelation 21-4 22-5.
She possessed a sweet Chris
tan character, was member
of the First Presbyterian
Church and was a devoted wife
and mother. She was loved and
admired by a host of friends,
who join with us in deep and
sincere sympathy to her family
in this, their hour of great sor-
row.
Therefore be it resolved: That
these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of this Chapter, and
copy be sent to the family
and to the press.
Signed:
Margaret D. Bragg,
Carrie S. White,
Frieda W. McGirt, Committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-21
Leaves To Join
Husband In Austria

Mrs. J. c. Perry, Jr., and
two daughters, Jacqueline and
Carolyn, have left to join her
husband, Captain Perry, who is
stationed with the Army of Oc-
cupation in Wells, Austria.
Mrs. Perry has been residing
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Cronenberg, Wilmington.
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Princess stelling,
JOINS II Independents
GrOun At rAnl
~ 'oUP AC Coles.

NC Mc;oIUMBIA, JJl Mo-, No,, ~
Mi5s.;F.L MiSs Princess Anne ste1ijvv NGv %
W Wilmington, N. G. I,s-aags bscla u
member neai1oe! of the 1ndepenn55essana1s ,
gam ganlzatlon at Stephens 'Cg25I ems .,
here berebie recently, S.I?y, following S9s1HG a
be1?a beTshlp drive in the Is resi9 in9sn
a.;a Ihe Independents o..
alton at Stephens is IS ~ oFgaai.
OF of.I han groups which Cgo.mo5ossa g.a15.
gether as a unified csnu.i nU~S To-
ganlzation. Included on T5'Pas 4S o.
dependent program sra pI5 ne : In,
IRE IRE Party, Independent s9a' =
contest, teas, formal 1r+S an5 !; Sas
NAL dances, picnics and ~t-o ln5o,'
with the annual Tndsspsastd 1lI pasdss
Circus climaxing tba P9adea,
activities. 0 yeaGs
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Date. to Remember
TODAY

TODAY
So pm. - The Lake Forest
P-TA will sponsor a
chicken salad supper in
the Lake Forest school
cafeteria. Proceeds will
go to the Overseas Relief
fund for teachers.
SATURDAY
800 p. m. Weekly dinner
dance at the Cape Fear
Country club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-21

Mrs. Jerry M. Hewlett lie + t
Tuesday for New bedford,
Mass, where she will visit her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Daniel.
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P E R SON S

Miss Florence Grimes of this
city spent Saturday and Sunday
in Durham as the guest of Miss
Jane BurWell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-21

August is the peak month for
motor travel in the United States
but the peak month in traffic ac-
cidents is December.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-21

Jonny Bremen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. U. Bremen, will spend
the weekend in Albemarle,
where he will receive the eagle
award in Scouting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

, XVIII. Narcissus with or with
out other plant material in con
tainer not over three inches ir
height.
XIX. Arrangement of narcissus
with Or without other plant ma
| terial suitable for a mantle or con.
sole table.
Xxx. Narclssus in a bottle.
XXI. Narcissus in a kitchen
utensil.
XXI. Novice. Exhibitor must
not have won a blue ribbon in
flower show competition.
a.. Narcissus with or without
other. plant material in any con-
tainer.
b. Green and white arrange
raent. White narcissus with or
without other plant material in
white container.
C. Line arrangement of narcis-
sus with or without other plant
material.
INVITATION EXHIBITS
Narcissus must be prominent in
these exhibits but need not pre-.
dominate.
XIII. Shadow boxes.
XIV. inches.
XIV. Tables. /. dinner; 2. lunch
con; 8. tea.
XVI. Artistic display of 50 or
more varieties of narcissus with
or without other plant material.
l. Plant materials grown by ex-
hibitor.
2. Plant materials not necessari-
ly grown by exhibitor.
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Woman S Missionary
Groups Of Temple
Church Will Meet

l. The Woman's Missionary Socie-
|ty circles of Temple Baptist
church will meet this week as fol-
lows:
/. Mrs. @. B. Snipes, I'll Co.
lonial Drive, Monday at $3.50
o'clock.
2. Mrs. G. c. Gilbert, 202 Pen
der avenue, Monday at $3.50
O'Clock.
3. Mrs. C. M. Powell, 1904 Perry
avenue, Monday at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Kate Murray circle with
Mrs. j. P. Zanthos, ia Live Oak
Parkway, Thursday at 8 o'clock.
The Fannie Hart circle with
Mrs. j. G.. Coleman, 116 S. 18th
street. Tuesday at 8 o'clock.
The Mamie Atkinson circle with
Mrs. Clayton Burton n, Market
street road. Thursday at 3 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

Virginia Wilkinson, a Wake For.
est secretarial administration ma
Jor. Virginia spends her extra
time playing basketball, but she
likes other sports also, especially
riding and swimming. A member
of Boot n Spur and Gamma Al
pha, business club, she hopes to
become somebody's secretary.
With the job of chief marshal,
Hilman Thomas, Of Raleigh, finds
time for other things also. A mar
shall last year, a member of Stu.
dent-Faculty Reviewing Commit
tee the past two years. she will
be in the May Court this spring.
Publications heads are Betty
Sutton, Raleigh, editor of the
weekly newspaper, 1.-THE CAROLYN
ian;' Virginia McKinnon. Wades-
boro, editor of the quarterly liter
airy magazine, "Coraddi," and
Mary Ann Walker, Burlington. ed
itor of "Pine Needless" the col
lege yearbook.
Betty is an English major with
four years of college newspaper
work, two of magazine work, and
two of yearbook work. She has
also been active in Wesley Foun-
dalton, Quill club, Arts Forum
committee, and an outstanding
senior and member of Who's Who.
Also a deans list student, "Sut.
tom wants to do newspaper work
when she graduates. She is fond
of swimming, playing bridge,
dancing and arguing.
Miss McKinnon is also an Eng
fish major, and was last years
winner of the Winfield Scholar
ship, awarded to the outstanding
rising senior in the English de.
partment. The publications have
taken most of her spare time
while she has been at the Wom-
ans college, and Arts Forum
committe eand Quill club have
run a close second. An honor roll
and deans list student, she plans
graduate study in English next
year.
Getting Pine Needles TO press
is my main interest right now
exclaims Mary Ann Walker. With
social case work and a start
the field of public welfare ir
mind, the sociology major has
worked on the yearbook all four
years, has served as class rims
chairman, The Carolinian" stat,
member, on Inter-Faith Council
and is an outstanding senior, hon
or roll and deans list student.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
By ORVILLE CAMPBELL

GREENSBORO, March Here
at the Woman's college, your
state university for women, they
believe in electing girls from
North Carolina to the top campus
offices. At least, that vas certain
1y the trend for the past year,
when the Is top honor positions
went to girls from this state.
= No one section of the state pre-
dominated the group of outstand-
ing girls, offering further proof
that the Woman's college belongs
TO the state and that the states
citizens are taking full advantage
of its facilities. Moreover, the fig
nres seem to indicate that North
Carolina high schools are doing a
good job of preparing their stu.
dents for college and future COM
munity leadership.
: A college ruling limits he num-
Der of out-of-state students to 800
In a student body of slightly less
than 1900. OF that 300, many take
an active part in student govern
ment. The trend, over the past
few years, has been toward lead
ership coming from North Caro-
lima high schools, but the 1864
school year provided the largest
number of home : state girls ir
leading campus positions in the
history of the college,
- On the academic side the pres
ent BWOC's rate high, more thar
half of the Is girls being on the
honor roll or deans list.
President of student government
is Elizabeth Britain, of Graham,
q sociology major who likes to
play bridge and swim. Elizabeth
has been active in Play-Likers, or
1.-The Carolinjan," campus weekly
newspaper, in Wesley Foundation
work, is on deans list, was Sc
lected one of the eight outstand-
ing seniors, and is listed II Who's
Who Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges. Next
year she plans to do social case
work or continue study in the
graduate school at Carolina.
Alice Farmer, vice-president of
Student government, halls from
Wilmington. A grammar grade
education major, she aspires to
teach the fifth grade. At the Wom-
pms college she served as junior
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
Anna Mayfair
T%ompkins, S/Snt
G. W. Roberts W.,

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
klns announce the marri, .onr-
their daughter. Anna M.!lage 0.
ls,sst' Gilbert Wayne Pob.s.lr, TO
marriage ceremony w, s' Ths
formed by the Rev. A. p,rs per-
the Hay Street Methodist 'ISer at
The double ring ceremon Cnur'h.
used. lohy va,
The bride wore = rub.
saoardlne suit with brown a, olu'
series and a corsage Of whi,s secss'
nations. 'N'e ear.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
Community Folk
Club Meet Slated

The community folk club will
meet on Monday evening at the
community building, Second ano
Orange streets, at 8 O'Clock. The
country theme will be Denmark.
After the reviewing OF the ia.
mallar dances, a new Danish
dance will be taught. Danish pas.
try and hot coffee will be served
at the conclusion of the evening,
Ali adults interested in folklore
and dances are cordially invited
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
Winter Park Baptist
Church Societies To
Meet During Week

The Woman's Missionary unions
of the Winter Park Baptist church
will hold meetings this week as
follows:
WINS Monday at $3.50 o'clock
with Mrs. Sadie Long as program
leader, at the church.
Tuesday the Annie Armstrong
Home Missions program will be
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

held at $3.50 o'clock with Mrs ],
F. Rogers in charge.
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htY Nes,ers who Try 10
tsttrmlns the reasoning Of
tte MAJORITY unit on the
ats Com mission lust a. well
throN up their hands a. q
fnai Eestarr 81 failure.
While casting 30 reflec-
tNns CO. anybody The CTtl-
rgr regard, Charles Rob
eus the financial director
o. ttt ma>t important en-
piNt W the CITY Hall. Be
Gore ht teHh over control of
fte ,tl finances. Il was
frn much hkt hooking for
1ht Garw4 needle in the
haF.taek Sci irving 70 get d
aftsl'td statement Of the
"nEt financial structure.
Ni after he had stfaighten-
ED a.t The city, books, il
ahs a. easy o. find out any
tfrF ahUuf the City's f.
HaHet. Cd. 20 D., O. look into q
a.fl.U.F fu learn tn e
.am.s ut o. orc.
lr. saline majority unit
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Foz aENT Oh SALE
FOR SALE

zoo printed single sheets an5 100
envelopes. S1l50- $50 printed
single anmall sheets. - arnzll
envelopes. S1,50. IL sott pencils
printed. S158, 125 printed pos
Tsls. S1-5B- 90 bostass bardered.
printed napkins. S. 80. 80 pTlr1-
81 cocktail, bo-dered. napkins.
$50; so printed cocktail boz
dereo, napkins, S15t so per
sanallzed printed guest towels,
Sl.5b. TWO decks Of printed
bridge oards, S1.75: SO printed
beverage coasters, S175- Let
terheaas, envelopes. blhea6s.
business cards-all printed Il
reasonable prices Altman Press,
Citizen building. corner Greene
and Ann streets, pnorE 81
q fe55g- e
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Duo trailer. % Fl. 3 raoms, sleeps
4 elecUae brakes. perfect 6-ply
heavy-d11ty tires This 1872
s.. ODD rnodel took Isl place q
trailer show N Chicago. Con
sIructlgn and INTERIOR baEufw
excellent. VIII sacrifice for
lass than half original cast for
9Luck sals. 20s \. Beach. Also
building. & Is il WITT Snow
~ Eguo 1lus1 t3Est 1ehz. TX
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partition lt}fpSaEg9tsd hX &1he court IN
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be- terms rherss5sf3 w8f7 r,1f'--I fGf sale
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lEGAI.S
NOTICE gxDEas rIc eIrIors

IN TIE CIRCUIT a0IRT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
o. FLORIDA IN AND p0R
MONROE cor VITA. N CHAN
EERN.
CASE Ne 4ss- IsIss
1II~la3sEl 10E MORT IgFI-4NN
Plaintiff
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ExTERMaNAToN

FEC. DISCRIMINATING Service
las United Street
H. W, ORION, Prop.
Phone llVs-J-Call Before 9 AN.
Ant Roach Rat Termite
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u THE NAME fFFT TIE NIAJ
OF FLORIDA
TO: BIC 1-AR1F J. t59FMASS.
Middle Point ohio.
f9U W. please tzkE notice That
VI Grad l'fNu-t EufuaTr- AZ Plain
Tiff. has instituted sgit for divorce
sE-a3ElEt Eou and T~B are hereby
required ~ f34e An ApTsea rance in
me asyvF- styled ooUFi arc cause
with -he Clerk u said court ~ the
Nu.Irpe County Corr doCSr at
KEY West Florida Oh o. befpre
March - 1874. Otherwise. he a.
1scb iere Lf tn BlI - t~Dmpla irt
WifI -. 1akeu ~ confessed is EoU,
DATED lars %0th day e Feb
ruHrv AIf. ia
SEAL R6tSS G SAW 3EE.
Clerk Of ibs Circuit f-pHEr.
BY kEth1eeu &otrsge.
LA<IB1E CieTh
feb T. Il MAJ 90, 1884,
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BUSINESS opportunities: Homes.
hoteas- apartment houses. KEYS
property. waSe-srort. acuesge,
residential ana business lots.
Expert apprsisa1s. Cecil Car
bone1. zoe DUFal ST.
febI4- lot
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Bshg bottle and food warmers,
paints, housewares, Doaaerty &
Co, 94S Olivia St. Phone 1897.
NFoFnaerg Lowe g. Sem.
feh20- stx
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Sales La6lEs-A real Csppoze1sn-
ITy 10 start with q new com
pany selling Bette kn0E1tan
Papaya Cream and full line q
cosmetics. Car necessary No
experience needed. On sales
girls are now earning between
$500 ans $50 per week. Pm
4SBR. fa52n 3rS
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Waitress needed who can make
sandwiches cook eggs. Cave
Inn Restaurant. I'D Duwsl 81.
feb19-3tx
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~ THE CIRCUIT CoIRT eg THE
EAENENTH JUDICIAL EaR[8 n
ca Fa6bhIBA. N ANB fAfR
MONROE Goa NTN. IN CHAN
NfNA.
Na. 8S-a4G
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Two experienced mattresses. Coed
opportunity for right persons,
Phone 214, Jefferson Coffee
Shop. 1eb2l Six
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LS43 Indian Motorcycle. S275
cast Apply Nava-ro's Garage,
Dgval ST.. before Saturday.
feb19-3tK
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NoTNE dse EREn8T0RS
II TIE aaaE RT 0F asHE Goa MY
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III DGsE. n AND PtsK NfN&kssh,
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IN RE Est ATE sS91 MARY f.
MoNSAaA ATF1t2. laeee3seG.
To- ALI CREaarFt rs AMI ALL
PERSONS 18ANING tI-lA5As4s 7lR
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You ana each ri Ftfr are bt1't~
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Ans claims and SseEFsa ms " httst v&}u
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NAHee, Deceased. late 81 said 1tsI4-
T36 10 RE Countg 4intsze ~ MatwN't'
CEsuuIS5 f7icT4 Stz al his ofTIce ia L1st
Cfur1 HOUSE al keR Nfessl. f'atsf'1 Ga,
WITHIN t1c'tt cgAerEtsT nnaIlhS fl'sfTl
fls.- ttaIt II the first aEh4j csfaan Of
tbts DotiIse Eszeh t.lasra ~ demand
must he iii writing and mltsi tuatet
tn place eff residence a00 f'tiST 0f-
fil. address ef The claimant his
az, nj, aT hgS attorney, ar he Sseuae
iIi 4,ec.o1pv void according 70 tav-
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ceased
r. "a Ta9 ler. ana
henry RI Tay3ur, dT-.
ilE lngr&harn F3ag-
Miami, f4s,rlta
Attorneys far Exetu1rIE
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Wasasea--2 or 5 co1npaE tmena
commercial sink for restaurant
use. Phone Ss9. febIs- 81
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Gold Pin with green sets in
do&atoWA. Reward II ae1aa.
ed 60 9aa6 Nas~9a es can ppm
afternoons. fel>2o- 2fN
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N THE CIRCUIT COTRT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL a1HCEII
0F THE STATE Oh FLORIDA N
AND TOR MONROE Coz NT1. N
C'EANE ERA.
Case Ne. 11-10ss
PAU I.T0 CASAH .ANg.
T91NogrIC
ETlN%IF WRIGHT CaSAN ant,
Def e1gliaT8t-
ORDER Oh PE BI-Is ALTON
TO. Bonnie wright { ana AIT
PC Rnx e42
Furg " gr-iE Texas
yBu are hereby rs u3TGe u ap-
r.esr ~ h BilI II Complaint for
4 rtrrp IN ch4 above styled cause
On - },ef5r4 the @~6 day 81 March.
ia ggs-. otherwise the a1l+sEal sei.s
therein sill t,@ CaheA H. o2if rSA.4'tl.
Ysh44 .r6+Y IL tx be puillAa ned
ne we.k fur fur rofsec, Tive
weeks IN The KEY West Ct74zr-1 q
r7t,v-4sz,a 7,ts- Jsah1isht.a II he lily
~ Eev T-si Florida
Jyt.1s+. arsa fssdered fflls ',ffih ia y
II January. a p. ia. -.---,
CTt-11 u L1at Giro nj f-"urT,.
Monroe COMM. F5oricn-
Fv Al3ae = 81 Eall-
deputy C3frR-
$50 Al.Ar E. Elaa-'e, il.
Sc8ih110r for B31f-ltIli- .- -.rs-
5EEz8l .1s-bs q 80 -
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Experienced tray Mattresses Mfzs1
be neat, clean Apply Duffy s
Tavern. feb27 d
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For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs. call John Curry,
SIP Margaret street, phone 81.
Give Us : try on y0Gr next 5ob.
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Chicago, AllInels.
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pear To rh% Edll 9t 892mplte mt Tor
divorce in the above s1yAed cause
ten "a heff,,e the Spd tiay 81 March,
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therein vii se taken as confessed.
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a week 8fsr f09lr consecutive weeks
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paper published in the City o. Key
West Florida
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Clerk tsf The Circuit C;9urt,
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Due - illness, Sues Sandwich
Shop Is sor sale. Next to Drum
Bar, DIVISION street.
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$500 buys my 1915 National
trailer, Can IS, ask for Mr.
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High char zno s1eel stroller.
Cheap. 800 Georgia Street.
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Regal Enfield, one-Cslzo6eT mo
1o1cycle. Priced righ1 for ouick
saIa. Bo8 Ashe Street. Apt g.
See Fred Koch. feb19- 3tx
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Double Rol-s- Way bees. Ps1l7s
Tire Shop teb2e-5tx
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VIII take care Of children, ages
3 10 ). Apply 1902 Seidenblrg.
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Waite leac and zfnc house paint,
Doa1er1y & Co, B46 DIVA St.
Phone 1897 Formerly Lowe g.
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TWo commercial waffle Lroas.
Just rec0n5ztlonA5. Inquire
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SJaa1s couch chair, 3 tables. d.
Eefte table. 1 chairs. kitchen
table, neG. cotton mattress.
49, Poinciaraa. Phone S22-R.
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p Rifle. latest model Sp7ng
field automatic. WIth 41ppwz
telescope sight, SO 90 1917
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