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Evening star., 1949-10-23

ADVERTISING AGENCY needs top
catchy layouts, for both institutional
and ballyhoo type ads; must have
newspaper or agency experience, ex-
cellent proposition. Phone EX. 5297
.nTrRy,SIN m9ndsy i9T appointmsn.x
fence selling advertising to retailers
helpful but not essential. We have
no competitors but commissions are
unusually high. Promptly at Q am.
Monday. ECONOMY CLUB, $50 K
AGLNT-Formsr 1i ! exper. industrial A.
work 3 nights a week between s
and 8 O'Clock, calling on surplus
night prospects in NV; will be paid
for your time plus commissions.
Apply by letter only, giving previous
insurance ala ps exper. r; T. GARDINER,
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN, ex-
ifications, age, experience and salary
AUTO LUBRICATIoN MAN, exper-
fenced Ians preferably on Chevrolet;
clothing furnished; pleasant work
ing condition in new shop. See
MI; Garner. McMANN CHEVROLET,
l240 Upshur st. NV -25
ASSISTANT MANAGER for local
financial company, experience OPP
sired; stable employment; good op-
portunity. Phone MR.. DECKER
weekdays, GIL. 1000. -24
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC; also
helper must be alert; mocha nically
AUTO GLASS sSS MN n nW Experienced: s or
experienced helper. Apply 1928 L
st. NV. 5-day week. Ma. 1866.
AUToMoTIvE MAcH1NIsT, IA first
class to work in shop and stock
FREP FFl ssss. 4 co. 1910 Half st. Sc:
afro MECHANIC, Hudson exper
preferred but not, essential. Top
wages, good working conditions
Apply HAWKINS MOTOR CO., INC.
2ool Columbia pike Arlington: Va.
AUTO MECHANIC-Must have ex-
perience in general auto repairs;
sober; percentage basis; plenty of
work. Phone SH. 5000. -25
AUTO, MECHANIC, must be expert
hours Apply MANHATTAN AUTO
d RADIO CO.. 1706 7th st. NV.
AUTO MECHANICs-New. clean shop
with all modern equipment; $3.50
payt pdlQ FaCatlonS. insurance. nos
pltaltzatfon and other benefits. Call
M. Thompson. MONROE FORD
CO.. Silver Spring, Sligo 1900
AUToMOTIvE MECHANICs-6 good
mechanics needed for night and day
work. Need some really good men
and willing to pay. Experienced
Douglass at ICE cENTRHL TrRls MoToR MS1 5Rr CO Mt
GMC trucks, 1901 Oronoco St,
Alex, Va. "a
IGIs 4 -
Evening star., 1949-10-23
MEAT CUTTER

Expert. to manage department in
super market, good conditions, top
salary for right man. Apply in per-
son. O'Clock. Sunday, 1880 King
ST.. Alexandria, Va, -25
Evening star., 1949-10-23
PARTS MANAGER

I 111t y N1I11NAN1CIC
One of the largest General Motors
dealers in this area is in need of an
experienced parts manager. Lib
eral salary plus bonus to the right
man. Our employees know Of this
noy
Evening star., 1949-10-23
MAINTENANCE MAN

Permanent position, good salary. ad
vancement for man with furnace all
or grease duct cleaning experience
mostly night work; car or ligh
truck required car allowances ant
MANAGER, F st. jewelry store; ex
perienced merchandizer and buyer
state qualifications and experience
salary open. Box 476-D. Star. 20
MARKET ECONOMISTS go
Commodity experience S6,5O(
Harper Associates, 10 Park pl., N. Y
MASON-CARPENTER (combinationI
wanted to contract for labor only
on both trades: $4,000 to S12, ZOO
houses in Fairfax Co. Phone FA
5202 Sat. and Sun. or Ma. 9251
weekdays. -24
in person, Mr.. Walsh. ARMOUR &
CO., Sol 10Th St ysW -o3
Evening star., 1949-10-23

. IN INSURANCE. UNDERWRITING.
PIeier BBh, excellent appearance. su-
perlor scholar rship essential; year
training in New York City with ulti-
mate assignment tn South; Submit
resume. references. photograph. Boz
WS,l5S. Equity. 221 w. 41st St,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19
Property Losers Get
$57,712

A 12-man Circuit Court jury We'd
nesday awarded $57712.50 to S5
property owners for 80 lots in a
suit which was brought by the city
to condemn a northwest section site
for park purposes.
The jury verdict also provided
$4,40S.65 in attorneys fees for the
property owners.
The area involved is half the prop.
erty between NV 18th and 14th
ayes. and 4Sth to 5Oth SITS. which
is known as Railroad Shop Addi'
ton.
The other half Of the property
brought by the county school system
for school purposes.
Judge Acquilino Lopez, here from
Key West to help with the heavy
Circuit court docket, heard the case.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19
Wage Farmers Will
Not Sell Company

The wage Farmers Life Insurance
Company will not sell the business
as was rumored last week. The
company will continue to do bust
ness as usual. Some changes have
been made and the Rev. e. A. Gull
mer, one of our experienced insur-
ance men has joined the managerial
force. Attention is called to a notice
appearing on page 3 of this issue
of the Miami Times.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19
Composite Program
For achievement
Week"

Sunday, November 2Oth4 pm.
Public)
The Mount Zion Baptist Church.
Speaker: DR.. Lester B. Granger
Monday, November 21st-9:30 am.
Vocational Conference
Booker T. Washington High School
Speaker: DR.. Lester B. Granger
Tuesday, November 22nd-9:15 am.
George w. Carver High School
Speaker: DR.. Lester B. Granger
Tuesday, November 22nd - s pm.
(VovatiOnal Conference
The Dorsey High School
Speaker: Lester B. Granger
Wednesday, November % $50 pm.
omega Day, Public)
The Mount Zion Baptist Church
Speaker: DR.. BENJAMIN E. Mays
Wednesday. November 23- 9 pm.
Banquet)
The Mount Zion Refractory
Speaker: Drs. Mays, Ashe, Granger
Thursday, November % QBreakfast)
The Marsha Ann Hotel
Morehouse Alumni and Friends
Thursday, November 23-11 am.
Thanksgiving Service)
The Mount Zion Baptist Church
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19
STAG Meets Here
Dec. SO

The Southern Intercollegiate Ath-
lete Conference will meet in Miami
December SO. Coaches and Athletic
directors from 10 Southern colleges
will participate in the meetings to
De held at Booker T. Washington
high school.
DR.. st. Elmo Brady of Fisk Uni
versity is president and Capt. r. s.
Darnaby of Tuskegee is secretary.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19

Jesus never fails. Come one, come
all to see this great Prophetress
who does her work through the
power of God. | can do all things
through Jesus Christ who streng-
thens me.
Nationally known, stopping at
364A NV 10th St, rear). Miami. For
few days only.
From Sumter South Carolina.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19

ROOM - In private home. Hot and
cold water, to quiet gentleman or
man and wife. Phone 7-6147.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19
Speaker: DR.. Benjamin E. Mays
Sunday, November 27-7 am.
Mems Day Breakfast

Christ Church Episcopal
Speaker: DR.. G.. w. styles.
Sunday, November 81 - pm.
Mems Day
Christ Church Episcopal
Speaker: Atty. l.. f. Thomas
The Pan-Hellenic Council Cooperat
ing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19

Thursday, November 90 breakfast
The Marsha Ann Hotel
Morehouse Alumni and Friends
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
II Falls Scouts
Attend Camp0ree

There were II Columbia Falls
scouts attending the boy scout
camporee and cub scout circus at
Mlssoula last weekend. They were
accompanied by Burt Carlson,
cubmaster.
The two cub scouts, Roger
Christensen, and Richard Knapton,
officially became boy scouts while
at Missoula. The boys participated
IN the parade and had a knot
tying booth at the carnival.
Scouts who went on the trip
were Alfred, Leonard, and Leroy
Reese, James Ryan, Tom Carey,
Harvey Gendreau, Robert and
Willis Loveall, Larry Carlson,
Roger Christensen, Douglas Nc
Gully, George Westerland, Richard
Knapton, honald Thomas, David
Thoroman, DeWayne Fills, and
Gary Preston, Half Moon.
The shoe shine booth of the
scout troop has made enough mon
ey to pay for booth expenses. Boys
volunteer their work by a weekly
schedule which is planned at troop
meetings. There are 20 boys in the
scout troop.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
Alice Crumley Marries
James l.. MOtichka

Alice Marilyn Crumley and
James L. Motichka were married
June at Our Savior's Lutheran
church. Rev. Harry Baker read
the service in the presence of the
immediate families.
The bride wore an aqua crepe
afternoon dress with white Access
series and a corsage of pink car
nations. Her attendant was Mrs.
Donald Hatton, sister of the groom.
Donald Hatton was best man. At
ter the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the brides
parents.
The bride is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles R. Crumley,
Columbia Falls. She attended
grade schools Of Toole county,
graduating with the class of 1949
at Flathead county high school.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Motichka. He
served two years with the navy
in the Pacific and is now employ
ed at the Quick Service garage.
They will make their home in
the Evergreen district.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
strict RNA Meeting Here

and Portland. They plan to he
gone two weeks. Pete says he is
gong to do some deep sea fishing
whlle on vacation but, won't
guarantee to bring any home"
Jim Gilman has returned to Kali
iSpell after visiting his parents
mere. His wife has returned from
Roundup where she was called nv
her fathers illness.
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Hobbs and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Smithson Sunday.
LOUIS Nugent and Ray Gilman
spent the weekend at their homes
mere. They are employed at Waller.
Mrs. Ira Ross left Monday for
Mlssoula where she attended the
Rebekah assembly. After it's close
yesterday she went to Helena
where she will visit relatives.
MIR. and Mrs.Harry Hill, Nashua,
returned home Sunday after Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hill. Mary Jane Hill, Mon
tana State University student, also
visited here, returning to Missoula
Saturday.
Bob Marantette has returned
from Bozeman, where he attended
Montana State college, and is Wis
ltlng at the home of his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Marantette. He
was accompanied home by his
roommate, Charles Windgard, and
Mrs. Henrietta Kenan, fraternity
house mother.
Bill and Dick Giroux, both stu
dents at Montana State college. are
home for their vacation with their
Mrs. J. M. Giroux.
Mrs. E. J. Marantette and Mrs.
L. A. Schoenberg attended the lay
Women's retreat in Helena last
Friday through Sunday.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
Slate Sewing Circle
Special Meeting

A special meeting of the Royal
Neighbors sewing circle is sched-
uled for next Tuesday, 2 o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. Art Green.
Final preparations for the dis
trlct encampment will be made.
The circle met last Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Dan Sullivan.
Dinner was served to IA members
present by Mrs. Sullivan, who was
assisted by Mrs. Bill Stallings.
Several women received the OBJ
legation at the lodge meeting last
Thursday evening. Regular busi-
ness was conducted by the oracle
Mrs. George Westerland. A pot
luck lunch and social hour closed
the meeting.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17

.r;ct convention of the Royal
'hors lodge is next Thursday
p,umbia Falls. Meetings will
Id in Anderson's hall. Flat
and Lincoln county members
|.ttend. There will be regis
i at II o'clock and 1:30.
Ione those present will be
deputy, Mrs. Margaret Gil
Great Falls; and district
q Mrs. Marie Richardson,
8 and Mrs. Alice Patterson,
Is, county vice oracle. Mrs.
beth Greene, county oracle,
hbia Falls, is unable to attend
Getting.
ling the afternoon there will
school of instruction with
] from Columbia Falls, Kalis-
Eureka, Libby, and Whitefish
|ipating.
a o'clock banquet will be
/ by the Altar society in the
hall.
ming session begins at 8 o.
and will include initiation
! Columbia Falls lodge. Re-
ments will be served by local
,ers at midnight.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
70 Students Finish
Catholic School

There were 78 students enrolled
IN the religious summer vacation
school at St. Richards church. The
school closed Wednesday.
Fifteen of the IS students made
their first Holy Communion last
Sunday. Father H. A. Faley offic-
lated. The junior choir chanted
sacred hymns during the mass.
The Columbia Falls school was
conducted by M. M. Beatty and
Ernest Burns, students from
st. Edwards Seminary, Seattle.
Special buses were used to trans
port children from Bolton, Coram,
Martin City, Hungry Horse, and
Columbia Heights.
School closed Wednesday with a
picnic in Glacier park. The Catho-
lie ladies of Coram, Martin City.
OF st. Richards altar society spon-
sored the picnic.
Humphrey Courtney and Joseph
mckinley conducted the school at
Somers which had over 80 stu
dents registered. Children from
Lakeside and Bigfork travelled by
bus daily to attend classes. Mem
bers of St. AIMS society sponsored
a closing picnic at Flathead lake.
The four seminarians are from
Butte and Anaconda. They will
be ordinated to the holy priesthood
along with five other native Mon
tanans, two years from this June.
The diocese of Helena will then
have the unique distinction of
having over SO per cent native
clergy. There are 1O4 priests in the
diocese.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
Hold Fellowship Picnic

The fellowship picnic honoring
new members of Our Savior's
Lutheran church was attended by
so people Sunday.
Following the morning church
service families went to the Mar
vim Larson home, picnicked, and
spent an afternoon of family fell
lowship.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
Husbands, The Guests

Newcomers club members will
entertain their husbands and es-
cortS next Tuesday.
The evening will open with a
Z o'clock pot luck dinner in the
VIEW hall. Bunco will be played
Chairman of the hostesses is Mrs.
Teddy Andrew.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
Entertain Eastsiders

The Eastside Ladies club was
entertained by Mrs. Lee Dickey
and Mrs. Ben Finstead Monday
evening. The club met at the home
OF Mrs. Melvin Nelson.
A variety of games-from cutting
adding machine tape to paragraph
writing were played. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Tom Crum and
Mrs. Erwin Downen. Mrs. Downen
also received the door prize.
Mrs. Mike O'Conner and Mrs.
Crum will entertain the club June
81 at the O'Conner home.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17

Robert Knutson left Thursday
for East Helena where he will be
associated in the ownership of the
Richardson drug. Bob was assis-
tant cashier at the Bank of Col
umbia Falls, and is being succeed
ed temporarily here by Don Darn
ell, Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17

matrons and patrons and
n members will be honorec
Eastern Star meeting mex
esday. There will also be
ring of degrees. Visiting
ers are invited to attend the
pck meeting which will be
st one before the summer
and Mrs. Art Green and
Grace Darling visited Mr..
[rs. Cal Robinson, Kalispell,
v.
Edward Beebe and daugh-
[issoula, are visiting at the
Beebe home.
e Darling is visiting at the
Of his cousin, Patsy Darling,
K.
Billy Gilchrist visited Mr..
rS. Leonard Geer last week.
been in Alaska and was en-
to Michigan.
b Dye, who is visiting her
5 in Kalispell, was a guest
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
several days this week.
land Mrs. Louis Nugent and
oved to Waller Wednesday.
plan to spend the summer
land Mrs. Charles Crumley
hirley, Columbia Falls, Mr..
rs. Elmer Aaberge and fam
p Ida Engebritson, Kalispell,
east to Shelby last Saturday
knd the funeral of Mr.. Aa-
J sister, Mrs. Luther Lallum. |
returned here after spend |
couple of days visiting rela-
ind friends there.
and Mrs. Ben Betz, Beulah,
k, were visiting Mr.. and
lugust Arlt, Columbia Falls.
|tz is cousin of his. |
Kenneth Knapton's parents
Id Mrs. Cronemiller, and
!, Bemidji, are here for a
visit.
and Mrs. Bill Berry, Butte,
the weekend at the home
mother, Mrs. Carrie Rohel.
eft Sunday, visiting at the
II her brother, Emmett Ro-
Ilssoula, enroute home.
and Mrs. w. R. Amman re-
home Saturday after Wis
asst of the mountains. They
tended the Spanish-Amer-
ar veterans convention at
Falls.
aret Tiensvold, formerly of
ia Falls, and Clyde Ohm
3remerton, were married at
Sunday. Margaret is the
n of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
I'D, now east shore resi-
and Mrs. Ray Cole, three
RS and grandson, Libby,
Mrs. Leila Trusty Sunday.
ctor Reimers, Hobson, Wis
S. Trusty Tuesday evening.
ne daughter of E. L. Trusty,
sh.
nd Mrs. Ted Christofferson,
ION, were also recent guests
Trusty. They recently re-
from Rochester, where he
operation.
ny guests at the Earl
n home were Albert Lewis
S, Bobby and Sammy, Col
falls; B. F. Ritter, Mr.. and
ren Matkin, and Mr.. and
II Wilson and Linda, all
spell.
Id Mrs. Pete Anderson and
eft yesterday for Seattle
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
Is At Bible School

There were rs students attend
ing the Lutheran Bible school
Wednesday. Tuesdays opening at
tendance was So.
Closing program for the school
is next Friday. There is to be an
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
VFW Auxiliary Meets

The VFW Auxiliary met last
Friday at the VIEW hall. Mrs. Ell
wynn Mateka presided at the bust
ness meeting. Lunch served to the
post and auxiliary closed the even
ing. Committee members were
Mrs. Clarence Clapper, Mrs. w. o.
Clapper, and Mrs. Louis Nugent.
exhibition of students work at the
parsonage at 7:30. Students will
present program at the church
at o'clock.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17

Visiting Herman and Rod Ben
zien this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Regal and daughter from
Atkinson, Neb.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

- Is Mt confined 10 the
-, ~ a1N u those who died
: ,. - ..'"as~ las; yea; were over
ears * &c
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
Iron Hill News
Bv MRS. HERMAN HEWETT

Miss Rebecca Spivey OF Char
tote srrnt Inst week end at her
home here.
NJ. md Mr.. Paxton Ray had as
their quests last week end Mr..
nd Mrs. James Stanley, Bruce
G""ell and .T"ck Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lehnen
and daughters, Beverly and Clio
ria of Nokomis, ILL.,, visited rcla-
lives here las week. Mrs. Lehnen
:. n;.:c Of w. NJ. Ray.
NJ" md NJ. w. M. Ray and
d"ughtcr. Annette. were guests Oh
w. A. Inman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford Inman recently.
2A,r.r Dale lnmln 1ni Flax
tIewett vi:itej 1t Bethel Sunday.
Miss DoIoris Norris of Green's
boro is spending her vacation with
he: nother. Mrs. Annie Norris.
I'i0oe Re- va toe gust Of
Dsnnie Soles Saturday night.
III Eleie Soles Dent Sunday
with Miss Merline SpIvey.
,,,.. and Mrs. James Stanley
spent Monday win Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Garrell.
M. and Ms. Gordon Causey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powell
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Barnes
Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
Green Sea News
zv MRS. EDGAR CLEMONS

Mr., and Mrs. Trumand Steph-,
ems OF G.eenville are spending =
few DAYS with their sister, M:st
c. D Btanlon.
Misses Bea Strickland and RAJ
chel Watson are entertaining
group of friends at house party
at Crescent Beach this week.
Mir. and Mrs. Watson Shelley
had visiting them this week END
Mrs. Shelley's father and brother,
the DoZiers.
Miss Viola Watson of Marietta
is spending some time with her
cousins. Mrs. Henry Shelley amt
Mrs. Carl Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Powell and
family and Annie Lois Shelley
spent Sunday at White Lake.
Mr.. and Mvs. Edgar Clemens
and Vernon were diner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Porter Sunday,
Miss Mary Frances Derham Who
has been attending summer schoo!
at Cocker College is home for the
remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Clemens ana
family: Mr.. and Mrs. John Glenn
ons and family; Mrs. Helen Floyd;
Misses Pearl and Emma Floyd. Wis
tied at White Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hanna
and sons spent the week end with
MIR. and Mrs. c. A, Lupo and fam
lily.
and Miss Fay Page Sh2pped IN
Loris Saturday.
Robert Elliott and his mother,
Mrs. H. B. Elliott, ST., OF Tabor
City, also Atkins Elliott and fam
ily spent Wednesday afternoon at
Ocean Drive.
Aubrey jackson is a patient at
McLeod's Infirmary where ne un-
derwent an emergency appendix
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blanton
and sons, and Mrs Matte Ayers
visited Mr.. and Ms. J. L. Glenn
onS Sunday.
Mr.. and Ms. r. r. Britt and
sons were the dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Britt Sunday.
Mi. ana Mrs. Cortcz Britt. also
Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Britt visited
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
By NAN RATLIFF
Home Demonstration Agent
Columbus County

Set. CO." I VIII have 10 sdmit.
ladies, that YOU won't look as II
you have just stepped from fash
ion plate when you come up fol
air after several not so dainty
bites, but you are having fun and
the potato in your hair, eyes, nose,
and on your clothes wont matter
at all. You will probably say
".ih. we'll, we're all in the yam
family anyway"
Now Tor the more serious SIDE
there will be numerous changes
this year especially for the Sweet
Potato Dish" booth. The first anc
most important change is that OIL
securing attractive and uniform
cases. This change will be made.
Many of you rural and town
women, F. H. A. and the All
girls displayed attractive tempt
Ing sweet potato dishes which
made many people feel as if they
lust could not resist the tempta-
ton of sampling Of these dishes.
If there is TO be a display tor sew
eral days, the judges are me on
" people who have the privilege
to sample the dishes, but it does
make the display untidy, so please
don't let those fingers stray m
October when another array or
sweet potato dishes will be placed
before you.
Again this year, sweet potato
recipe booklets will probably be
printed for you nclghborS anu
friends. It has been most SEatltN-
ing to have you ask for them tor
Yourself and friends even IN other
states. 1t is to be your book as
vou are the one who Will submit
the recipe AMI dish.
This wear, we are asking that
Won submit your recipe early SO
there will be none OF the last
minute rush and too, we nope 10
USE the classification system. For
instance. all pies will be judged
in a group. ali breads in a group,
etc.
Awards? IT. Is has not been
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
MASONIC SHRINE

A dirt road from Waynes-
vile, n. c., leads up to the
top Of the Smokes 1T Black
Camp Gap, End mere the Wis.
itOr will find 4 stone marker,
erected by the Masonic order.
The cryptic shrine and mark
e. contains stone from al
most every country in the
GRID, ON & EAine $500 II.
below sea level in Australia,
and from every state in the
unicn. In vault nearby is
= scaled copper box contain
in= ! EN-. ntoes from 30 grand
lodges in his country and
Canada. 1t will be opened in
1912. lG0th anni"e sary Of the
Council.
founding Of the y. c. Grand
In the rna ker are stones
from Seera Isls nd, Arabic.
where King Solomon is said to
have conferred with the Queen
u Shebs; a portion of stone
gateway from the castle Of
f:obert the Bruce Of Scotland;
and q part OF foundation
stone from the Masonic Tenn
pie at Copenhagen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

Perhaps many of youl women
a:e wondering if you really have
a part in the Yam Festival, ana
the answer is yes. If we feel as
if we aren't getting anything out
of the Yam Festival, but every
thing and everyone is catering TO
the men. mavoe we had better
stop and think through this state
ment someone once made, You
get out OF anything exactly what
YOU put into it," If you have said
10 yourself or i neighbor that you
did not enjoy yourself | would
like tor you to answer these queS-
tons: Did YOU see the parade?
Did you enter 4 dish in the sweet
potato dish display? Did you take
part in any Of the contests? Did
YOU 90 to one Of the dances, II you
like TO dance? And did you look
at the booths to gain educational
help or to criticize?
Women, if were you, l would
make not one, but several sweet
potato dishes for the display,
bring them into the exhibit hall
early, see that the dishes were
properly classified as to bread,
pie, etc, find a good place on the
Street to watch the parade, 60
through the exhibit hall to see the
booths, and enter every contest
that was announced. You Will
have much more fun if you are
taking part instead of watching
someone else have all the fun.
Ii you are wondering just which
contest might be fun, I'll let you
in on secret if you promise not
to steal my place. The Sweet Po-
tato Pie Eating Contest!!.. The
rules are simple, but you must
follow and abide by them. Put
your hands behind your back, at
ter you've found the general d.
rection OF the pie in front OF you,
close your eyes for protection, op-
en- your mouth wide, and make a
dive for the pie with not only
your mouth but your face as wei
when Mr.. Neil Bolton says "All