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Evening star., 1947-12-12
Items Of Interest
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Mr.. William T. Early III will have
as his guest for Christmas and the
holidays Midshipman William
Weaver Of Hollywood, who will come
from Annapolis December 20. Mr..
Early will be host at luncheon that
day at the Mayfower and early the
following week he and his house
guest will 60 to New York for the
debutante cotillion December %.
Mr.. Early will be host again De-
cember 80 and 81 and Midshipman
Weaver will return to the Naval
Academy January 2.
Mrs. Charles Wilson West of Reno
is expected to come East early in
the new year for visit in her
former home in Washington. She
will stop in Brentwood, st. Louis
County, Mo, to make the acquaint-
ance of her granddaughter, who
was born December 4. The baby is
the daughter of Marine Corps Maj.
and Mrs. Fraser E. West.
Mrs. West, senior, was Miss Mar
guerite Simpson before her mar
riage, daughter of Mrs. William r.
Simpson of Washington and the
late Mr.. Simpson.
Capt. and Mrs. Michael Mosteller
Of Arlington have returned to their
home from Aiken, S. c., where their
infant daughter, Patricia Kay Mos
teller, was christened in St. Thad-
deus Episcopal Church by the Rev.
Charles w. Seymour.
The godmothers are Mrs. Celeste
Rudolph of Atlanta and Mrs. E. S.
Copeland of Batesburg. S. c. The
godfather is Mr.. Julius B. Breeland,
jr., of Marietta, Ga.
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Tea Yesterdav
1t Embassy

A group Of Pan American minded
Washington women attended the
tea at the Uruguayan Embassy,
yesterday, which was the first in a
series of parties honoring our sister
American republics. Yesterdays
tea was under the patronage of
Senorita Minerva Bernardino, presi-
dent of the Inter- American Com
mission of Women.
Senorita Gladys Mora, daughter of
the Uruguayan Minister and Sonora
de Mora. and Senorita Zulita Fer
nandez-Davila. daughter of the Pc
ruvian Minister and Sonora de Fer
nandez-Davila, gave interpretations
of national folk dances, dressed in
native gaucho costumes. Mate, choc-
olate and tea, served in the Uru-
guayan manner, were given to the
guests, along with Uruguayan deli
cacies.
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Mary Belle Norton
" eds Mr.. DaIs0n

At 7 o'clock last evening in the
PetWorth Baptist Church, Miss Mary
Belle Norton, daughter of Mr..
George HoWison Norton and the
late Mrs. Norton, was married to
Mr.. Ralph C. Dalson of Muskegon
Mich, son OF Mr.. Victor A. Dalson
of Twin Lake, Mich, and the late
Mrs. Dalson. The Rev. David Stone
oficiated and the reception was held
in the Church following the cere-
mony.
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore gown with lace bodice over
candlelight satin and a long train.
Her veil of illusion was held by a
flower and satin tiara and she car
ried New Testament overlaid with
an orchid.
Miss Helen Ryan Norton was her
sisters only attendant. She had
on an old-fashioned gown of Ameri-
can beauty velvet ana she carried
an old-fashioned bouquet of mixed
flowers. Mr.iMerle Dalson was best
man and the ushers were the Messrs.
William E. Anderson, jr., David
Shafferman, Thomas Shafferman,
and Douglas Way.
The wedding took place on the
birthday of the brides grandmother
Mrs. H. r. Norton, for whom she
was named
Mrs. Dalson attended Mars Hill
College in North Carolina and her
husband attended Benjamin Frank
lin University. The newlyweds will
reside in Ashland, XIV.
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Obti-Mrs. Club
Plans First Social

The newly organized Opti-Mrs
Club of Washington will hold its
first social function at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow at the Boys Club, Seven
teenth street and Massachusetts,
avenue Sc. An auxiliary of the
Washington Optimist Club, the new
organization will follow it's lead by
supporting the Boys Club of Wash
ington as one of its major projects.
A benefit for the club will be given
in the early part of 194S.
At the party tomorrow, members
of the Optimist Club will entertain
with a fashion show, featuring both
mems and womens clothes. After
the show Dutch supper will be
served and will be followed by
dancing.
The club meets the second Mon
day of each month at the WASH
ington Hotel.
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Former Governor,
Ambassador Feted:
Other Entertaining q

Luncheon and dinner parties were
definitely the fashion yesterday. Wis
itors to the Capital caused most of
the entertaining.
Former Governor Alfred Landon,
here for the Gridiron festivities this
weekend, was guest of honor at a
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Morley last evening. The night be-
fore he had been feted at dinner by
Mr.. Clarence Hewes who yesterday
gave a luncheon for another visitor,
United States Ambassador to Iraq,
Mr.. George WadsWorth.
President of the Gridiron Club
and Mrs. Harold Talburt shared
honors with Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn
Simmons of Decatur, Ill. at the din
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Henle last evening. Ranking guest
at this party of 30 in a private suite
at the Shoreham Hotel was Speaker
of the House Joseph w. Martin, jr.
Other dinners on the social log
include the one given by former
Senator and Mrs. Hiram Bingham
given by Representative Katharine
ST. George at the 1925 F Street Club
and the party former Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Thomas Hewes will give this eve
ming at the F Street Club.
Mrs. Woodward. wife of Rear Ad-
miral Clark Howell Woodward, gave
a luncheon yesterday, entertaining
at the Army and Navy Club in honor
of Nine. Medeiros, wife of the Naval
Attache of the Brizilian Embassy
Other guests included Mrs. James
H. Foskett, Mrs. Leslie Bifde, Mrs.
Sherwood Taffinder of Newport,
who has been here for a few days
and left this morning for Florida;
Mrs Cleveland McCauley, Mrs. C. C.
Hartigan, Mrs. George Meyers, Mrs.
Adolph Buquor. Mrs. Clarence Nor
ton Goodwin, Mrs. Edward Elliott
and Mrs. Alva Brewer
Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie was
hostess at tea yesterday. entertain
ing in her apartment for the men,
bers of the Committee on Arrange
,nents for the tea dance January
8, of which the hostess is chair
man. The tea dance is under the
auspices of the Alumnae Association
of the Converts of the Sacred Heart
and guests also included the men,
bers Of the Floor Committee.
Mrs. Imbrie was assisted by Mrs.
Henry Cheadle, Mrs. E. J. Van
Horne, Mrs. Frank Slingluff, Mrs.
Helen Cream. Mrs. John Lewis
Smith, Mrs. James Francis Byrlc,
Mrs. Robert Coffey and Miss Su-
zanne slingluff, president of the
association
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Children to SbOW
OAR School Gifts

Christmas gifts tor the student
they are sponsoring at the Tamas-
see OAR School in South Car
olina, will be brought by members
Of the George Washington Society
District Children of the American
Revolution, to a meeting at 7:30
pm. tomorrow at the home of
Clarke and Lawrence Bulls, 21l5
Yorktown road NV.
Color films of Ferry Farm and
Kenmore will be shown by Jim
Riggleman, Junior society president.
Mrs. Ray E. Brown, senior state
president; Robert j. Boyd. Junior
state president. and Mrs. Calvin w.
Hassell. state chairman of Approved
Schools, will be honor guests.
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SbO1Ver Is Gipen
Mss Lancaster

Miss Doris Holloway entertained
at a shower last evening in honor
OF Miss Dolores Lancaster whose
marriage to Capt. Eldon Schmid will
take place this month.
The other guests we're Mrs. Rob-
ert Lancaster. mother of the BRIDE
elect; Mrs. Frank Dougherty, sister
of the hostess; Mrs. Benjamin Ros-
enberg, Mrs. Dale Davis, Mrs. lilo
Hurd, Mrs. Robert Barton and Mrs.
James Rimmer; also the Misses
Marie Keesee, Elizabeth Pfeil,
Thelma Cathro, Ruth Hubbard, Ruth
Cantrell, Janet East, Joan Stevens,
Joan Brannon, Kitty Bauer, Gloria
Masgaret, Virginia SHARP, Mary
Gore, Vera Canady ana Charlotte
Kimball
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the director of Marine Corps Avia-
ton and Mrs. Field Harris, the di-
rector of Marine Corps Personnel
and Mrs. Pedro A. del Vale, the
director of the Division of Public
Information and Recruiting and
Mrs. William E. Riley, the superin-
tendent of the Naval Academy and
Mrs. j. L. Holloway, jr.; the direc-
tor, Central Intelligence Agency.
and Mrs. Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter;
Vice Admiral and Mrs. William M.
Fechteler, the Judge Advocate Gen.
eral of the Navy and Mrs. Oswald
S. Colclough, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
William H. Arnold, the president of
the Navy League and Mrs. Frank
A. Hecht, Capt. Joy B. Hancock of
the WAVES, Maj. j. E. Hamblet of
the Marine Corps Women's Reserve,
the General Counsel for the Navy
and Mrs. Hudson Cox, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin w. Pauley.
Congress was represented by
Senator and Mrs. Raymond Bald
win, Senator and Mrs. Joseph H.
Ball, Representative and Mrs. Jack
z. Anderson, Representative Walter
G. Andrews, Representative and
Mrs. George w. Andrews, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Leslie c. Arends,
and Representative and Mrs. Carl
Vinson.
Guests of Symingf0ns
The Secretary of Defense and
Mrs. James V. Forrestal and the
Secretary of the Army and Mrs.
Kenneth c. Royal headed the list
of those invited to the Symington
party at the F Street Club. 1t was
an Affair Force gathering, includ-
ing people like Mrs. Carl Spaatz
(the General is out of town, Gen.
and Mrs. Hoyt S. Vandenberg and
the new Deputy Chief of Staff for
Operations. 1t. Gen. Lauris Nor
stad, and Mrs. Norstad. The wives
of the Assistant Secretaries of the
Air Force, Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt Whitney and Mrs. Eugene
zuchert, assisted the hostess.
Mrs. Svmington wore cocktail
frock fashioned of black satin and
wool, with a gracefully draped skirt
and gardenias at the batteau neck
line. Mrs. Barrows wore a purple
orchid with her attractive black
dress and white feather trimmed
hat.
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DIPLOMATIC Ne1vs;
India EnvoyHost
1T SUPPER Parry

The indian Ambassador and Nine.
Asaf Ali were hosts at buffet sup
per last evening, entertaining in
their charming embassy overlooking
Rock Creek. Their guests were
asked to meet the Minister of Com
merce Of India, the Honorable c.
H. Bhaba who is in Washington for
a two-day visit.
The Italian Ambassador and Sig
nora Tarchiani and the Pakistan
Ambassador, Mr.. M. A. H. Ispahani
were at the party and the ranking
official Of the United States Govern
ment there was Associate Justice
Felix Frankfurter of the Supreme
Court. The Secretary of the Army
and Mrs. Kenneth c. Royal were
there, as were the president of the
International Bank and Mrs. John
j. McCloy, the Undersecretary of
Commerce and Mrs. Chapman Fos-
ter and Gen. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy.
Following the dinner motion pic
lures of life and culture in Inddia
were shown.
The Polish Ambassador and Nine.
Winiewicz are in Portland, Greg to-
day where the Ambassador will
make an address this evening. They
left Washington Tuesday and are
not expected to return until late in
January. 1t is the first vacation
the Ambassador has had since he
came here in February having spent
most of the summer at the sessions
Of the United Nations to which he
is Polish delegate.
The Ambassador and Nine Win
iewicz will make leisurely trip
southwark along the coast and
having gone west over the northern
route will return to the Capital by
the southern route to see the most
of the country during those weeks.
1t is Nine. Winiewicz's first trip
west of Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Malik, wife of the
Lebanese Minister, will be hostess
at tea Wednesday afternoon from
4 to 6 o'clock in the legation at rs
Kalorana Circle. Her guests are
asked to meet Sonora de Belt, wife
Of the Cuban Ambassador.
The Minister is in Geneva where
he is attending conferences on the
International Bill of Human Rights.
The Minister is rapporteur for the
United Nations Economic and So
cial Council Of which Mrs. Franklin
Delano Roosevelt Is chairman.
During the Minister'S absence the
attache of the legation, Mr.. Emile
N. Mattar, is Charge d'Affaires.
Mr.. Mattar was host today at
luncheon, entertaining at Ward
man Park Hotel in honor of the
vice chairman of the Arab Higher
Committee, Mr.. Jamal El-Husseini.
Other guests were officials of the
Arab Office in Washington and
members of the Arab missions In
this Capital.
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Annznae Tea

The Washington alumnae OF Bar
nard College will give a silver tea
from 2 to pm. tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Henry L. Knight, 5308
Moreland lane, Bethesda. The bene-
fit will be the first in drive to raise
funds to provide a gift for the COL
lege. Capt. Rhoda Milliken will pre-
side at the tea table.
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Columbian Partv
Slated Tomorrow

The annual Christmas party of the
Columbian Women Of George WASH
ington University will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club at 1926 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
The program will feature a
Christmas story by Miss Elsie Green,
program chairman, and musical
selections by Mrs. Vivian McNitt,
chairman of the University Rela-
tions Committee.
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GHest Speaker

Miss Emily Greene Balch, honor
ary international president of the
Women's International League for
Peace and Freedom. will be guest
speaker at luncheon meeting of the
District Branch at 1915 pm. to-
morrow at the Burlington Hotel.
Miss Balch was co-recipient of
the 1916 Nobel Peace Prize, being
selected to share the award with
John r. Mott.
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Trzlnza,zs Atend Fare1VeUPartv;
Symingtons Fete Ne1V Official
By Betty MHiken

lot op-hight
between o'clock
either farewell
Undeecretary
Carlton
dent the United States his algting
limousine to the former party
1t strictly unofficial though the Chief Justice the United
States, Of
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Vwginians to Hold
YHIe Fete Sundar

The virginians, composed OF fac
ulty members from George Wash
ington University, will have their
annual Christmas party at the home
Of Dean and Mrs. Mitchell Dreese
Abs North 41st street, Arlington, al
$50 pm. Sunday.
Mrs. Dreese will be assisted by
Mrs. Walter Alsing, Mrs. Peter Com
anduras, Mrs. Joseph Harkness, Mrs
c. D. Leatherman, Mrs. Montell
Ogden, Mrs. Alvin Rouzer and Mrs
John Tevis. A buffet party will be
followed by musicale and other
Evening star., 1947-12-12

Little Cabinet, and Understanding
officers Of the Marine Corps and
Navy were in the throng. The hosts
were Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
John L. Sullivan. Undersecretary
and Mrs. John Kenney and Assis-
tant Secretary and Mrs. John Mich
olas Brown.
The hostesses took turns receiv-
Ing with the honor guests, and
whether or not it was planned be-
forehand, every one of the ladies
wore black. Mrs. Vandegrift and
Mrs. Nimitz were in suit dresses and
small feather-trimmed hats, and
both Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Brown
wore full-skirted ballet-length
frocks of black velvet. Mrs. Kenney
wore black faille, and pink and
black ostrich feathers trimmed her
hat. A puff of white feathers
adorned Mrs. Browns. and Mrs.
Nimitz and Mrs. Vandegrift had on
orchids sent to them by their hosts
Music During Reception
A small orchestra from the Navy
Band played continuously, while the
300 distinguished guests slipped cock
tails or drank drinks ranging, as
one aide described it, from scotch
to gingerale or from coca cola to
bourbon" Walters continuously
passed trays of piping hot fried
oysters and delicious meat and
cheese-filled pastries that literally
melted in your mouth. And Ad-
miral Nimitz passed around cigar
cites from his brand-new silver
cigarette case, gift from President
Truman and the Chiefs of Staff,
presented to him yesterday in a
ceremony at the White House.
Naming at random some of the
guests, there were Gen. and Mrs.
Dwight D. Eisenhower, Gen. and
Mrs. Omar N. Bradley. Fleet Ad-
miral and Mrs. Ernest J. King, Ad-
miral and Mrs John H. Towers, the
commandant of the National War
College and Mrs Harry w. Hill, the
naval aide to the President and Mrs
James H. Fpskett, the special coun-
sci to the President and Mrs. Clark
NJ Clifford, the newly appointed
commandant of the Marine Corps
and Mrs. Clifton Gates. the Asst.
Conmandant and Mrs. Lemuel
C. Shepherd. jr; the Quartermaster
Gen. and Mrs. William P. T. Hill,
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Hadassab Dance

Junior Hadassah will hold a men,
bership dance at 10 pm. tomorrow
at the Roger Smith Hotel. Admis-
sion will be by membership card
only. Prospective members will
have the opportunity to enroll at
the dance, however.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-05

Children of all ages are well
come to attend whether a stu
dent of the Hebrew and Sunday
School or not. The Oneg Shah
bats give the children some of
the joyousness of the Shabbats in
Palestine; of Palestine songs and
dances, and to acquaint children
of non-religious homes a bit of
the Jewish way of life, and to
give happy Shabbos afternoon
to children away from strenuous
daily activities.
Mrs. VIM. Appel takes care of
refreshments for the children and
many of the Sunday School teach
ers direct the children in their
games and activities.
A Chanukah party and pro-
gram is also being sponsored by
the Sisterhood for the children of
the Religious Schools.
Mrs. Jack Lapin, Chairman of
the Thanksgiving Social held No
vember %, reported it to have
been huge success. Everyone
had a very good time. The bagels,
rolls, cream cheese and box sand
wiches prepared by the commit
tee of Mrs. Joe Fishman, Mrs
Sam Deutsch, Mrs. Jack. Grams
ton, Mrs. Leo Kole, went over
with a bang. The committee serv-
ing consisting of Eva Shift, Jen-
ME Fishman, Rose Fruchtman
and Lee Lapin are to be COM
mended on the efficient way they
served over 100 people.
Mrs. Milton Cherry was in
charge of the gin tournament and
reported a fast exciting game in
which Mr.. Sidney Szerlip came
out the winner. Mr.. Joe Segal
took home the door prize.
The Membership Tea will take
preference over the regular
The Arizona post., 1947-12-05
HADASSAH

List of names given IN the last
issue of the Post were enormously
given as club members. T h ey
were names of persons who at
tended a membership meeting.
A capacity crowd of women
turned out for the Membership
Tea on Wednesday afternoon at
the Santa Rita. Women came in
their best finery.
The meeting was in the nature
of a festive occasion celebrating
PARTON.
Mrs. Joseph Bank, regional Ha-
dassah president, reported on the
HadaSsah convention and project
ed the future responsibilities and
tasks of Hadassah. AS always,
her talk imbued enthusiasm and
loyalty for Hadassah aims.
The playlet, Calling All Wom-
en- carried a finished touch; the
cast was excellent.
Mrs. William Davidson and Mrs.
Harry Abelson thank their COM
mittee for carrying on in such an
excellent fashion.
HadasSah held a joint meeting
with ZOA last night at which Mrs
Joseph Bank spoke. Molad'ti en-
tertained with Palestinian songs.
No additional m tings are
scheduled for December.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-05
TEMPLE EMANUEL
SISTERHOOD

DR.. MalWina Lemmle, local psy-
chiatriSt spoke at the last meeting
on 'The Happy Family" Mem
bers brought toys for the SOS col
lection. Hostesses were Mines.
Rose Fruchtman, Regina CAM,
Albert Glickman, M. Goldstein,
Roy Jenefsky, l. B. Kaplan, Sam
R. Kaufman, Ben Kessler, Julia
Klafter, Morris Kleinerman and
Nathan Rollins.
Sisterhood will hold a Dessert
Bridge and Bingo on Dec. 18th in
the afternoon at the Hungarian
Villa ge Restaurant, 1884 E..
Speedway. Mrs. Louis Elgart is
chairman. The desert card party
is open to the public and new
comers and winter visitors are eS-
pecially invited.
Sisterhood members who were
hostesses after Friday evening
services during November were
Mines. Max Frank, Alex Feder-
har, Bernard J. Friedman, Min
ME Geller, Al Gilberg and Ella
Greenberg. For Dec. 5th they are
Mines. Myron Fink Gif Giffords
and Charles Gordon.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-05
ZBT

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brickman,
E. 5th, gave a Thanksgiving Din
ner for members of the house
away from home which was tre-
mendously enjoyed
Engagement of Mel Brickman,
president, to Lois Ross, Alpha Phi
Epsilon, was announced. Mel re-
ceived the traditional dunking by
his frat brothers.
ZBT had Homecoming Buffet
Dinner before the game. More
than 125 guests, including alumni,
their wives, the families and
friends of members passed thru
during the course of the late
afternoon and early evening.
Mothers Club held a party on
the 18th with the proceeds going
towards house furnishings. The
party was at the Brickman home.
Bernard Weinstein, member of
Chain Gang, Junior Mems Honor
ary, represented ZBT at the Chain
Gang picnic at Sabine Canyon.
Al Kivel, former all-state cap
tain of basketball has recently
been declared eligible to play bas-
ketball for ZBT. His presence
greatly enhances the hopes of ZBT
for winning future games on their
intra-mural schedule.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-05

meeting to be held on December
9 in the Recreation Room of the
Congregation, 1901 E. 9th ST. All
friends and potential members
are invited
The Sisterhood cannot stress
too much Importance of a Jewish
background and education for
our youth. AS explained by Mr..
Mark Luckens, principal of the
Sunday School, there will be no
influx of European Jewish cul-
ture and education to this coun-
try in the years to come and we
must educate our own children
to the Jewish way of life for its
survival.
To create this interest in our
children and to eduacte them takes
teachers. Sisterhood has pledged
$4,000 of the $4,000 budget re-
quested by Mr.. Raphael Brandes,
Chairman of the Board of Educa-
ton.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-05
SISTERHOOD CONGREGATION
ANSHEI ISRAEL

The Sisterhood under the di-
rection of Mr.. Mark Luckens,
Principal of the Sunday School,
is sponsoring an Oneg Shabbat
every Shabbos afternoon from 2
to A, in the recreation room of the
Synagogue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05

Ernest Anderson, William Cron-
berg, Herman Gerdes, Louis Han
son, Henry Render, w. A. Raney,
Jacob Swart, Henry Won Olsen,
Manly Williams, Paul Hess, and
DR.. D. r. McEachern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
John W Barlow To Be Named
Tabor City Weed Supervisor

TABOR CITY, Aug. EThe ap.
n~ojnt1nent of John W. Barlow. as
sales supervisor, will be ratified
here August 6 when the Tobacco
Board of Trade meets to make
final decisions before tobacco mar.
ket opening the day following.
Barlow. a former South Caro-.
Ina editor, came here in May as
executive secretary Of the Mer.
chants association. The organiza.
tion. one of the largest per capita
in the state, is in its second year
Of operation. Present member
ship Of 1917 is steadily increasing
=, new businesses form.
At the annual meeting OF the
board Of trade new officers for
this seasons market will be elect
ID Roscoe c. Coleman, who
and Boone in addition to two
operates warehouses in Mebane
houses here, has been president
since 1910. Mrs. Harriet L. Skies
has beer secretary and treasurer
i Of the board the same length OF
4 time.
Coleman, with the assistance OF
4 B. A. Garrell and J. w. Peay,
q leading businessmen, was instru-
mental in the Tabor City market
q gaining recognition as the leading
II Border Belt market to pay the
Il highest average price to growers
last year. Second ranking price
leader Of the entire flue-cured in
duStry was also achieved in 1916
/ by the local market.