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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
Ladies Have 81 otve O'Clock
Shadow, JooI
X rnARy BROWN ., 1lz22muy16zZwx>

Well, nvw you are going to
moan how can I look like rose
all day long without hauling a
carload of paraphernalia to my
Office" You can do it. You can
max, up a little kit and call it
your FIVE O'CLOCK KIT"
Keep it in convenient drawer
in your desk. Make sure the basic
beauty essentials are in it a
good cleansing cream, a skin
freshener or mild astringent, the
foundation that is best for your
face during the current season,
several shades of lipstick, and
makeup. Have at least three lip
sticks me red-red type, the
blue note, and the copper-red.
And don't forget to cleanse your
neck. The closest thing to high
water mark comes through day
time cleansing that is incomplete.
Make sure the grit you removed
from your face is not peeping out
from your little "grey" neck. In
other words =. don't look like a
wild duck if you can look like a
swan. ,
But don't stop at your face and
neck. Supply yourself with a little
wire or rubber suede brush to
take care Of the dust that is taxi
| ing the twinkle out of your toes.
Keep a needle and thread handy
to repair accidents if you don't
have one, chances are NO one else
will either. An emery board is a
gift from heaven when the heavy
hand of fate votes you a broken
nail about 8 pm. A clothes brush
or whjsk broom won't burden
your beauty box and nall
polish to repair the ravages OF a
session with your typewriter is a
positive must -.
After you have acquired all
those things check your dis
position Five o'clock dispositions
are as common as five o'clock
shadow" Make sure the silver
note YOU had at 9 am. is still
CAUGHT in your lifting soprano at
5 pm If your rating is only 500
you need to reform :. before the
! gypsies claim you.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
Army Enlists
Eighteen Persons

Eighteen applicants. includlne'
seven veterans. and one veteran
WAC. was accepted for enllstmen:
by the Wilmington Army Recruit
ing Station during the week end
ing October u, it was announced
today by Capt. N. G. Cottle, COM
handing officer.
Tie following veterans from the
Columbus county area were &C
cepted for enlistment during the
above period: Lowell c. Best, Ia
Dor City, enlisted TO "a period OF
three years for assignment WIFI
the Army Air Forces; Emma >.
Wolfe. Tabor City, a former WAC,
enlisted for the duration OF the
emergency plus six months; ana
Waldo S. Nye, Boardman.
None veterans from this area
were: Jack H. Stephens, Board
man: and George w. Britt, also
of Boardman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
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@. When do steers make the
greatest percentage OF their total
seasonal gain?
A. Steers on southwestern ranges
make nearly 900 Of their total sea-
sonal gain by the end Of August.
Stockmen should take advantage OF
this fact by topping their herd In
late August ard selling the fattest
steers at that time when the price
is usually higher than later on.
@. Do broilers need roosts?
A. No. They seem to Go just as
we'll without them. This does not
apply to pullets being raised for egg
production, however.
@. Do summer conditions lower
the fertility CT male rabbits?
A. Yes, most breeders experience
a dropping off in reproduction dur.
ing the summer and early fall. Elk
periments at the Ralston Purina
Company Research Farm have
shown that this difficulty can be
overcome to great extent by keep.
ing the bucks in cool spring house
during this season. There is still
a question as to whether this loss
In fertility is due to temperature or
length of daylight. An experiment. is
now under way at the Research
Farm to determine Which Is more
impo-tant-keepinl: the bucks cooler
or in subdued Egnt.
@. Are all pastures equally vaiu-
able for dairy cattle?
A. Definitely not. In early spring,
pasty's is ve1y lush and appetizing
ard higher in food value. AS the
summer advances and pasture grass
e. mature, tine food value is re-
duced. Furthermore, rs pastures dr.;
up, the grass IS not as pslatabie e.
early spring grass, SO dairy GOV ;
will eat less CT it. ! :
@. How can I tell which hens a. !
laying? :; !
A. Laying hens have bright re-
comb, moist vent, widespread pelvi
bone and beak, end soft, pliable ao'
domen. Birds with dry shrunkeI
combs, bare Of feathers, and with;
shrunken vent are not laying.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
SCHOOL NEWS
FIFTH GRADE - MRS. Blue

In our room this year we have 43
States in our geography. We have
many pictures of the Western States
and would appreciate it if we could
get more.
We have been studying numbering,
mining and fishing. We find that
the most important trees are giant
redwoods, spruce, pines, frs and ced-
ar. We find that the most important
fish are salmon, tuna, sardines and
hahbut. Most of these fish are
caught in the Columbia river, Puget
Sound and on the coast of Calf
ornia.
Tommy Rogers and Jimmy Nc
Cllum drew a map of the Western
States.
In English we have been studying
about our English colonies of which
we are descendants. Our first chap
ter was on Columbus and we believe
that America should have been nam
ed Columbia. We are now studying
about English explorers.
We are putting up Halloween pic
lures. Dale Tompkins is going to
bring pumpkin. We hope we are
going to have Halloween party.
We have fixed flower box and are
collecting flowers for It.
We are all for the Tabor City
cub scout football team that will
play Whiteville Saturday, october 10.
We hope to win.
This news written by: Hilda Ward,
Sarah Williams, Shannon Spivey and
Patsy Prince.
OUR CHAPEL PROGRAM
BY Alice Ann Horn
Our room is goinng to have a
chapel program. There will be three
witches, a jack-o-lantern, pirate,
a ghost, an owl, scarecrow,
brownie and an old woman. We are
going to have it on Halloween. The
name of our Halloween program is
1.-THE Lost Broomstick." We hope
the people who see it will enjoy it.
We are going to do our best. Miss
Todds room will do the singing.
Mrs. Thompson's room and Mrs.
Caruso's room will i've the play.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
Pond Sales Up
Reports Miles

u; S. Savings Bonds sales for
Marion County during the month Of
September totalled s33,51700 &C.
cording to Mr.. W. F. Miles, County
Chairman, U. S. Savings Bonds Divi-
sion.
In the report to Mr.. Miles, Mr..
w. Brooks Stuckley, State Director.
advised that sales for the State for
September totalled $3,538,957.75,
which is an increase of 81 percent
over the sales for the month OF
AUGUST
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
hr;stmas Lights
10 Being Planned

1--we plans for Christmas
rrlting we're laid this week
rabor City Marchant AS
len.
.ssnciation's executive COM
vet Monday morning and
- M inquiry into the pro-
expenditure necessary.
,r as the necessary lnior-
obtained. association Of
..as submit the proposal to
:-r, merchant.
20 OF skilled labor requir-
-, Ms work will necessitate
,~,v decision.
Merchants Association,
he office Of the eNecu-
.a.v. also announced plans
r,uet 10 be held the trsF
December. E. w. Fon-
MS appointed chairman OF
.,,,,Ii,tee on arrangements
.r select his own assistance.
. VII be the second aSSocla-
,,r,,,at of the fiscal year.
, president G. Garland FoW-
II. presided at the commit
.,ss-lrg. announced that the
,t,.ee would try out the plan
,a-,n. tie first Monday morn
=, each month at 10 O'CLOCK
Eliminating called meetings
= on special occasions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.. Nesmith, Jr
visited their son, Frank McGoug-
an, at Fort Bragg Sunday. S. Sgt.
Nesmith is awaiting discharge
He arrived in the states several
days ago after serving with the
Eighth army overseas.
Mrs. Frances Cox is returning
this week end from Raleigh after
visiting Mrs. Dock Roberts ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell ana
daughter, Martha Brooks were
visitors in Wilmington Monday
Mrs. C. H. Primer and Mrs. A. M
Smith accompanied them.
Mrs. w. A. NJ. Rogers and Mrs
G. w. Watson of Mullins Were e
cent guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Dock Bruton Mrs. Ro"er-
is Mrs. Brutons' aunt and Mrs
Watson is her mother.
Miss Thelma DeFrees of Read
ing, Penn. and Mrs. Elizabeth
Leonard of Wilmington arrived
here Tuesday evening to visit in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Waite:
Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
and Miss Melba Leonard, accomp-
aimed by their house guests, at
erded the State Fair in Raleigh
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hamp Roberts and child
rem spent some time recently IN
Charlotte visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Hughes spent
the week end in Virginia, N. c. in
the home of their daughter, Mrs
Jimmy Peasants Their grandson
Jimmy, Jr. accompanied them
here where he is spending some
time.
Mrs. Davis Bruton is a patien'
at James Walker M. hospital in
Wilmington where she underwent
a major operation.
Mrs. Dock Bruton is much I'M
proved after an attack of pleurlsy
friends will be glad to learn.
Mrs. Jack Norris underwent a
tcnsil operation in Florence Mon
day.
DR.. Hubert Todd is reported i'm
proving at the Naval hospital IN
Charleston where he is a pneu-
nonia patient. DR.. Todd was re-
Gently discharged from the Naval
dental corps.
Woodrow Sarvis recently spen.
some time in Charlotte on busl-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Chestnut,
and daughter, Sarah Gayle, OF
Conway visited in the home OF
Mrs. Bessie Byrd Sunday after
non.
Bruce sarvis and Carl Sarvis
who are working at Fort Bragg
spent the week end here with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Sarvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deland Leonard
spent several days recently at
MYRTLE Beach in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Thompkins.
Mrs. James Powell spend We'd
resday in Whiteville visiting relat-
ives.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
Mortality Rate Given
Among S. G.. Infants

A total of 2,422 infants under the
age of one year died in South Caro-
lima last year with prematurity con-
shutting the greatest single cause OF
death. state board of health starls-
tics disclosed today.
Of the total deaths, 1,o45 were
white babies and 1877 were colored
infants.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
Negro News

The Mt. Calvary Holiness church
OF THIS city was the hest of tie
Bishop B. Johnson Sunday who
instructed his listeners in an in
spring sermon on the subject Of
Going My Way" The bishop is
from Buffalo, N. Y.
The st. Matthews AM.E. Church
had it's regular monthly services
Sunday which were We'll attend
ed, and it is hoped that this church
and congregation did reap great
religions benefits under the guild
ance and supervision Of the Rev.
w. M. Richardson who is the past
or.
SCHOOL NEWS
The Eleventh grade is presents
ing an entertainment tonight (Fri-
day. for the benefit of the class.
1t promises to be quite bit Of fun
for those who attend.
The seventh grade is sponsoring
a musical program Friday night.
Oct. 10, and the public is invited
to attend. The group presenting
the program is heard each Sunday
at $50 over W.E.N.C.- broadcast
ing station in Whiteville. N. c.
The Tabor City district P. T. A
held it's second monthly meeting
Monday night in the library of the
school. It was we'll attended and
many problems relating to the well
fare of the school were discussed
and some solutions reached.
Robert Denkins is still improv-
ing from injuries sustained recent
ly.
Mrs. Evelyn Cause who is a
patient in the community hospital
of Wilmington is doing we'll ana
will be at home soon.
|
Mrs. Rita Johnson has recently
returned home from Winter Hav-
en-, Fla, where she spent a delight
full two weeks stay with her in
laws, Capt. and Mrs. Johnson.
|
| Rev. Elder Norman of Green's
boro was the. weekend guest OF
Mrs. Sarah Greene.
Mrs. Coda johnson is at home
and has accepted a teaching job
at Longs, s. c.,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17

-, s,cred COWS and two sacred
,sve been flown here from
:, 10. cross-breeding with Amerl-
c,-.ra With due respect 10
: s,credness. music was played
-.s.l en- route.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17

80 Mrs. Frank Augustyn and
- Alice. were recent visitors
v md Mrs. j. Potts. Inc re-
-. .rrived in the United States
2. Isl. Belgium.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07
GlepelanN electric illuminating GeIeuiAait
@ibt 100000 &nnben freien 0ienit.

Mebr aIs 10000 9,,noen oe,
GIebelano electric illuminating @e
iellifaft erbielten einen Wonat elet
triiden 0ienit frei als Sfeiultat oel
Grnieoriglnng in 8erehuuneen scr
| |offi5iellen &aten. 9tabe3u aue bieit
Gunoen erbielten &reoit. bie ibrt
Mehnungen fir Mueult ODER ioear
September ernieoriuen.
9sod, 100000 eIettriide @unoen
erbielten Sulirebnunpcn oie ernieo.
riat mren bis 81 SS1a Gent am Dol
lar. Gin alnbe Ser berehtigt NOR
crbiclt Hed)nllng ols fiir mebr als
ttR Gent ser reeelmdBieen Suli-
Mednl,ne. Ole Grnieorieumg iporte
Sen 8eipobnern lmo fleinenSnol,itrie.
fmoen mebr ols $t,7OO,OOO oIs Dor.
Der berebnet iporoen npar, la,,t Mus,
ioge bon gImer 8. Sinoietb, YrGIi,
Ncnt ser @eiealhaft.
Der @etrag ser Grnieoriel,ng, sic
Der &irbe erbielt, mar 81, ieben in
lpesieqem &reOit an Ger &ehnum
9(n fleinen 9iedullneen finben Die
Gllnben iogar cine &re0itbulance iiir
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GlepelanH Gr,ait e.
Nadt nene Grnennunsen iekt.

Sn &erbinbi,ne NIT ser Groffnuma
bon Ser 81. llno SO. 8anfoifice ser
Glcpelamo Srl,it So. 9ibt George
@lnO, Griiioent ser gonf, ioIgenoa
Grnennlmgen befannt:
Gosparo 9itteI, friiber Monager
at Yapne Ipe. Office lit Manaeer
on s.. 2orain Office l,no @. 215.
Ctr. in ssairpietp Siuogc, sic om d.
MueuIt erofinct lpurSe. Sein SiIiSs
manager lit 81. 8. WtocGoipon, irii-
Der an 2oraiu ,lno 139. Nad)iplser
BON 9itteI on Hopne slpe. lit M. @
Hasnliiem friiber Silismuungcr an
Geoar See; g. 81. Glolplon, SeIler an
Geoors2ee lit Hasm,tilens NadJiolger
nls Silismonager.
s. $. MacOonaio, Silfsntanuger
an 2orain-Hrfp Giper miro Afau.
ager Ser SO. Office on Detroit slpe.
l,no Welt 191 Str, sic ipGbreno oenn
Ufonat slugrit eroi net iueroen miro.
Hop Mittenbprf bon ser Main Office
miro icin Silismanascr iein. u. 6.
&ebr, iett Soilisnlonaaer an @rpaos
ipap-75tb miro MacSonalo ais
Silfsrnanogcr an SoratnsHpfp Niper
beiiteben. Stanlep &reici, 2oonteIler
an 9roaMpaI 57tb is sum Silfsmau.
agcr aponIiert iporbem
q. +. @ilo, Silfsmanoger an &c
trMtA1Otit miro Silfsnlanuger un
Eearl. .Hibge Office am Is. slltglrit
9tahfolger bon g. 6. Gieslot, Ser
reiigniert hnt. elmer Sartlieb an
Tetroit. tO1It miro Silismonager in
Ser Siiicc.
9Iuc .MtGnner spelhe upaniicrt
,pllrScn baben large Sabre fiir Sic
GIepelono Srlit So. gearbeitct alnN
tie bohen mcrtuolle Griabrllng ge-
ian,melt in unierer Sfiice l,no ,3apeig.
banfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07
HtppeNreiite Gteater
Deep 0alleb" beeinnt Mittiuod),
ben 13. Mnguit.

Warner Bros. baben cine Bruppe
fir Deep 8olep" geianlmelt; 1mter
Sen beriibmten Spiclern iinb: Sba
2lipino, Cane GIarf, alno @apne
Mforris init San @ainter uno Senrp
Sull, cine fleine @ruppe uub ieoer
Spieler bat cine idrpere Moue. 0as
Stiif ipielt im @ebirasgelonoe nabe
Monterep in California. Tie Haul
sSamilie lit oominiert bl,rcb SaB uno
&eroaft, iic betimpft &ranfbeit uno
bIeibt i'm Sinmer mo ser &ater or
beitet orouBen I'M 2anoe un0 Deren
Sod)ter bat einen Stantnrbalter in
ibrer Spruhe. Gas 0rarm entiuidelt
Clement ocr 8ebirge alno Momentc
bon Grorutld, oie cine nelte lteber.
ihpemmllng brilgt. Self Barter lit
Sllperpiior lmb 8orrp Burnett lit elm
&erbred)er an 2anSitrabcrurbeitcrn.
Gs entipifeIt iih cine iebr lilitiae @e-
id)ifte. :8eilrden Sic bos Sippo
bronze Sbeater.
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Gai,, Part ,freil,ait.
Gkeatsr

Wit Ianaiamem 8eldhter uno
Qduihen Der M,liif ,Siio bon ser
@ren3e" miro Gain Harf Sbeater
panama lit Mnotber 0ap" ndditen
Oienstae bis Samstog aufiiibren.
.Manana" tpar original Elm Spiel
oas IN 5eras illpo Yaiuoena, Gal.
al,feefiibrt fpuroe 0ies lit oas erite
Nfal oab es I'm WitteIipeiten lmo Gain
Yarf aufeefiibrt miro nit ipaniiher
M,tlif ,,no 1dnSen bel Siloa Morie'S
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07

San59ruppe. Oie Spieler ieten iih
5uiommen aus Soanne Sbomas, 3.
0abnep, Geraldine Sannine uno &.
Waltpn, alle ans Glepelano, Damn
tpirfen nod nit Martin @mlm, Don
Sonliltpn, Wpfel stapers 1lno Sobn
Sunbp l,nter Sireftion bon Sobn
!SuIbert lmo @craro @entle.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07

uddyten Monat. Nehnl,neen Die nidt
be5abIt iperoen m,Bten erbielten 4G
Yrosent ser 10000 annoen. I'm
oie Geripreduina 5n balten nlad;te iic
aleihmdBise Raten I'M eanaen 100
NiMOratmeilen ltmfreis in oem lic
oient, bie SulisGrEieorieune ipuroe
gan3eu Spltem in Gupabogo, 2afc
|@eagiia, slibtablIa lno 2orain
Counties ol,rdgeiiibrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07

etnb ste nns Spre AnsebbrtAen
Oe,taIteb TIM Qrunfenueretn unS
Central Wertanbp Wenn ntd,t. iett
II bte 5eit betantreten. um aenanere
Nufprmattpu rufen Ste ben Qsfal.
oertreter On.
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GM Aiud qQRtaqt woAaQn:
Warum kann ich NIGHT mein
Haus nit Gas heizen?
zeten aeten wuers whren des 1ez wr
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in <rot
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F. Selen Sic bie slnaeigen!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07
SKAITYTOJU DOVANOS IR
PARAMA DIRVAI

Sic Dirvos skaitytojai pride
jo savo aukas siuntinejimui
pabegeliams Dirvos, ir Dirvos
rasytojams pabegeliams pa
remit:
Vaclovas Sharkus,
Montello, Mass. 900
Vyt. Markuzas, ...
Detroit, Mich. 500
John Sutkus,
Toledo, Ohio. 600
Juozas Dugan,
Cleveland, Ohio 500
Mrs. Antanina Dobrilauskas
Columbus, Ohio 500
Jonas Rouika,
Columbus, Ohio o 500
A. J. zvirblis
Chicago, Ill. 500
X. Demikis,
New Britain, Conn. 500
Joseph Mason,
Pasadena, Calf. 200
A. Medals,
Newton Falls, Ohio 100
Casper Kellat,
Cleveland Ohio 100
F. Saukiavicius,
Cleveland, Ohio 200
X. ZodeikO,
Philadelphia, Pa. 100
NJ. Aleksonis
Donora, Pa. zoo
Mrs. Aleksiene,
Cleveland LOO
Felix Yucius,
Cleveland 200
]. Lauciskis,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 200
Mrs. n. Stugis,
Rochester, n. Y. zoo
Mrs. Elizabeth Petrulis
Berlin Center, Ohio Loo
Mrs. Eva SOrOka
Girardville, Pa. Loo
P. SmOlevicius,
Cleveland 200
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07
DEDE SAMAS ATI-
DUOS STALINUI
LIETUVIUS RAU-
DONUKUS?

siadien Amerikoje po visus
Lietuviskus kaimus eina Sne-
kos kad Dede Samas turf ant
sniuro paneres trejuke ir lai-
kydamas ja atsargoje Wis lau-
kia dar vieno is sovietisko "ro-
jaus" Ruskiu nacalstvos clunko
pabegimo Americas "pekla'.
Kick is Sales girdisi kuz-
dant, sekantis busias Moloto-
vas. Sake, "siur kad jis beg
tu jeigu neturetu prikergta
sau prie kulnu Stalino enkave-
dista su pistalietu'.
Stalinas is piktumo nukan-
We is komunizmo "roiaus" cia
Amerikoje lieka laisvi ir pasi-
junta laimingais.
Bet uz parodyma pasauliui
teisingu faktu, kokiame utely-
ne ir terore siadien Rusijoje
zmones gyvena, vietoje skel-
biamo "rojaus', Stalinas ap-
saukia JUGS "kriminalistais" il
stengiasi irodineti kad tie pa
meteliai yra mo good".
Stalinas is piktuma nukan-
des net savo pypkes cibuka if
j stala kumscia dauzydamas
grieztai pareikalauja Amerikos
kad atiduotu jam jo 'piliecius''
Nereiks tu baiku! Dede Sa-
mas nenoredamas butt Stalinui
skolingu arba SUI ziauriu raz-
baininku turet du turgu, kalp
zmones sneka, atsilyginimul
Stalinui vietoje pabegusiu ko-
misaru atiduos jam laikoma
atsargoje pas save trejuke:
Bimbaleva, Vabaleva ir An
driejeva.
II, KukutiS.
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uz tai, ar parems mus musq
sunkiame darbe.
Kiekvienas is tu kuriems
mes Dirva ir knygas siuncianle
gal but yra jusu broliai, sese-
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telpa pabegeliu pajieskojimai
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tais sueina Dirvos ir kitty lai-
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iimu visuose laikrasciuose. Di-
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Lietuviu Kuciu Paprociai If Burtai

II (Pabaiga nuo 5-to pusl)
cu vakara pro duris, tai jis mato kitu laimes r
neaimes (Viesintos) Pakuciave traukia Sic
ma. Kurs ilga istraukia - ilgai gyvens, kuris
trumpa - tuoj Mrs Joniskelis). Kucias val
giant nezuredamas trauka is po staltieses Sic
ra ir matuoja gniauztemis. Kick gniauzciu is
sticks, tick desimch1 metu dar gyvens (Spira-
kiai). Kuciu vakara kletyj ant stale uzdega Eva
Ike. Dvylikta valanda ena pro rakto skylute
paszureti: ka pamatysi, tas ir atsitiks (Ancis-
kiai). Pavalgius kucias reikia eiti j kita kam-
bari ir pro kojas ziureti veidrod Ten pama-
tysi savo ateiti (Krekenava). Vakara palma
gabale svino (arba vasko) ir, il sutirpine, pila
i salta vandeni. Paskum vandeni ispila, gauna
sioki toki pavidala ir is jo ateiti speja. Paw,
jei gaunasi, tarsi, sautuvas - sauks kariuome-
nen. vaikas - vako susilauks, arklys - pasl-
darvs turtingas; ziedas stekes arba ves
JAUNIMO mintys kuciu vakara gal daugiau-
sa nuklysta j iu planuojama ateiti. 0 joje kas
svarbiausia, jei ne vedybos "Orakulas' savo
patarmais cia CANA nesykstus. Vakara mergai-
tes isnesa pelenus ir ziuri, is kurios puses pta-
cia veias IS ten bus prsliai (Vabalninkas)
Vakara isejusios kiema mergaites zluri, kur
pucia veias - tenai nutekes, r kur sunys LOLA
- is ten bus pirsliai (simonys). Apkabina ran
kom kick apima basliu (tuinu, stakietU ir skai-
to: nasIys, baslys Jei paskutinls bus mas
lys' - gaus nasli, jei baslys - berna (Velsls)
Mergaites jiesko sarkos ir ziuri kurion pusen j
bus atsigrezusi Antra Kaledu dena laukia is
ten pirsliu. Jei sarka tupia ramiai, tiesiai -
jaunasis bus letas, jei kraipo uodega Sail -
bus smarkus, drasus JoniSkelis) Valgant pas
kutini kasnei reikia puse kasnelio nukasti, c
kta puse isideti rankove. Tx kad niekas ne
pan,atytu. Ia vakara daugiau nieko nekalbet
ir nueiti guilt Ka sapnuosi, kas paduos gerti
tas bus tavo (Kupiskis). Pavalgius kucias nu
siauti kojas ir iris kartus apibegti apie troba
Jei sutiksi vyra, tai istekesi, jei moteri - lie
(Naujamiestis). Vakara suleidzia visas vistas
j peceliu. Paskui po viena traulkia, lesina il