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Evening star., 1949-12-11

added, the Republicans set the
pattern for "quickie" meetings
when they controlled the commit
tee last year and conducted the
Alger Hiss investigation. Demo
Gratis complained then that they
frequently had to read the news
papers to find out what the Re.
publicans were doing and where
they were having hearings.
The House probers aren't alone
in their search for information.
Investigators for the Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
are working on the case, too, al
though with less fanfare.
Heading this committee is Sen
ator Mcmahon, Democrat, of Con-
necticut, whose Senate seat will be
at stake in the 1850 elections and
whose opponent, Capitol Hill.
hears, may be Gen. Groves, Re-
publican.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Committee to Meet Soon
On SHARING Atom Secrets

LONDON, Dec. 10. (P - A
combined policy committee will
meet soon to consider how far
the United States will share atom
bomb secrets with Britain and
Canada.
The policy committee, composed
of top British, Canadian and
American officials, probably will
meet just before or soon after
Christmas.
Britain for some time has been
attempting to obtain as free an
exchange on atomic bomb in
formation as exists on other
atomic energy information.
The policy committee includes
United States Secretary Of State
Acheson, Defense Secretary john
son and the British and Canadian
Ambassadors to Washington.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Letter to High Dam Builder

ST LOUIS, (P.-Posta1 employees
were puzzled over what to do with
a letter addressed to Builders Of
High Dams" in st. Louis. They
decided to try Col. E. H. Shut.
information officer for the district
Army engineers. He opened it and
found a letter with just the in
formation he had been wanting
from a man in Southeast Missouri.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Chino
CONTINUED From First Page.)

(COnGlQueQ CTOiIl TIT SI IdSC.'
Hong Kong said Communist
forces in South China had be-
gun an attack on Gen. Pal
+ Chung hiss armies on Luichow
peninsula.
(The Peninsula. leads to
Hainan Island. headquarters
for the Nationalists' South
China command, Pal is believed
to be trying to remove the bulk
of his armies to Hainano
With Chiang's departure, all I'm
portant officials who are not as
signed to the mainland had LEI
Chengtu.
Chang few to Formosa IN hi
Skymaster. In his party was hi
elder son, Gen. Chang Ching-kuo
The plane made a fuelling stop a
Hainan Island.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

coast today or tomorrow, CAT an
nounced.
The revolt came with dramatic
suddenness in Running when
1000 Nationalist troops changed
allegiance. It was believed by
air crews arriving here that the
rest of the province followed suit
Gen. Lung Yum, former Yum
nan governor who was fired by
Chang Kai-shek, was believed to
be behind the uprising. The re-
volt had been in the wind for
weeks. Lung arrived only this
week in Running.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

understanding, in co = operation
and equality can have their faith
justified"
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
American delegate who took part
in drawing up the declaration in
Paris and chairman of the U.N.
Commission on Human Rights,
told the audience that acceptance
OF the document Is one of the
things most important to democ-
racY everywhere.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Yunnon Goes Over to Reds
With Scarcely Shot Fired

HONG KONG, Dec. 10.-South
China's Yunnan Province went
over to the Reds today and ap-
parently the only shots fired were
aimed at a plane carrying Amer
leans from Running. the capital.
The plane, a Skymaster under
lease to Claire L. Chennault's
Civil Air Transport, was struck
by one bullet. but the 81 pas
sengers aboard were unhurt.
A second plane with 20 passen-
gers got away without any trou-
Bile. Both landed at Hong Kong.
A third plane, bearing American
Consul Larue Lutkins, Is due at
Hainan Island off the south
Evening star., 1949-12-11
PTA to Hear TruveI Talk

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Westgate,
of Lanham, Md. will describe their
recent trip to Hawaii at a meet
ing of the Lanham School Parent
Teacher Association at 8 pm.
Tuesday in the auditorium.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Councilman on WGAY

j. Douglas Bradshaw, q men,
ber Of the Montgomery County
Council, will be interviewed at
1915 pm. tomorrow over Sta
ton WGAY, Silver Spring, by Mrs.
John Scharf, of the County League
of Women Voters.
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ter the Labor Day parade, and
throughout the day while events
take place.
AT present plans are underway
Tor a banquet on September 7th,
the purpose of which is to intro
duce to the Conch Club new
members. Anyone planning to
enter the University in Septem-
Der isinvited to join by the club.
The Club has extended its best
wishes to Leland Archer, who re-
signed as Publicity Chairman to
enter the Air Force.
List of officers is as follows:
President, Archie Potter; Vice
President, Clip Smith; Secretary
Raymond Delgado; Treasurer.
Kermit Roberts; Summer Activi-
ties Raymond Delgado; Treasurer,
Kermit Roberts; Summer Activi-
ties Chairman Ernest Avila; Pub
llcity Chairman Sondra Siiber-
man.
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They are members of the Kew
West Art and Historical SOCIETY
the Monroe County Audubon So,
elety, the Key West PLAYERS. the
Humane Society and other organ
izations.
Mrs. Marshall has been popular
and active as a member and Off
GER of the Woman's Club, and has
been in charge of several splendid
programs presented by the Club
at ITS meetings and on special oc-
casions.
The. Club, which suspends
meetings and operations during
the summer months, will hold its
ilrst meeting of the fall season on
the first Tuesday in October.
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Gray Ladies
Birthday Party
Held Thursday

The monthly birthday party
sponsored by the Gray Ladies was
held on Thursday evening of last
week at o'clock at the Old Peo-
pies Home on Stock Island.
The birthdays of Otis johnson,
Robert Randall and Willie Har-
ris, all of which fall during this
month, were celebrated, and there
was delightful entertainment pro-
Ylded, including piano selections
and songs by Lieutenant Donald
A. Giles, USN.
Ice cream for the party was
furnished by the Officers Wives
Club, and the birthday cake was
donated by Bonamy Cottages thru
the Key West Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club.
Gray Ladies present at Thurs
days party we're the Mesdames
Betty Ellis, Dixie Gillette, Beryle
Folta and Doorthy Arguellas.
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The HOUSE on. LILAC STREET


Chapter %
THE ringing Of the telephone
L halted Nick Thora in the corri-
dor. Re-entering his Office. he
took up the receiver. .sYes?" He
spoke irritably. Gradually, as he
listened, his manner underwent
a change. Once or twice he nod
ded in Affirmation Of what ne was
being told.
you've got 1t straight what
you're to do?" the voice at the
other end asked. 1--WE don't want
any mistakes"
Rushing out of his Office. not
even hothering to shut the door,
he began to give hurried lnStruc-
tions to several men working in
the chapel. Zone Of you fetch the
hearse around to the front. then
get that casket out Of here, and
Step on ID. You may stiu have
time. If not, you know what to
do"
There was no longer any ques-
ton in Thora's mind. The thing
he had so often feared was an
actually. This was the pay-off.
Back in his Office. he began TO
gather up various papers and
records. Holding them over the
metal waste paper basket, he put
a match to them, dropping them
only when the flames almost
burned hiS hand
The faint sounds OF commotion
drifted from the front of the
building. Several patrol cars had
conyerged on the building from
different directions, one OF them
pulling up almost at right angles
in front of the hearse to cut of its
escape.
Directly in front Of the door, a
gaping crowd watched the aston
ishing spectacle of a blazing cof-
fin. An inferno Of leaping tongues
of flames. fed by the embalming
fluid. greedily licked at the poll
ished sides of the casket. turning
its fiery outlines into a gigantic
orange pyre.
Now, while the police were oc-1
cupied, would be his opportunity
to get away. The side entrance
would be bis best bet.
He swung around at the sound
of the voice behind him.
"Going somewhere. Nick2 it
asked. Nick had never seen Lieu
tenant Fletcher before, but recog-
nized him inStinctively for what
he was.
what do you want?" Thora
asked sharply. I'm in a hurry
you'll have to see me some other
time"
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that It was important for her to
remember.
'I'm only trying to find scme-
one to give this to-" She extended
the laundry slip. I'D like to get
my things"
Sorry. it can't be done.' he
replied. Orders"
II don't know what YOU'RE
talking about. but ! want my
laundry" Derria spoke sharply,
beginning to feel irritated. Let
me speak to the proprietor" she
said. attempting to push past him
'He isn't here" he answered,
looking at her curiously. aI'm
afraid he won't be back for
long, long time. Say, he leaned
forward to get a better look.
haven't seen you somewhere
recently? Sure. that's it, he said
as memory suddenly dawned.
you We're the girl that came TO
see Nick Thora one day. but you
wouldn't wait"
Derria drew back a step. Recol-
lection came flooding over her.
1t was the man who had been
wearing the light gray fedora,
the one who had attempted to
question her.
What are you doing here?"
she asked. Mentally, she measured
the distance to the door. As if
reading her thoughts. he moved
betWpen her and IL
IT was just about to ask you
the same thing. Right now I'm
very interested. in anyone who
knows Chris Hartman.
"For your information" Derria
answered, II do not know him.
! don't know what your ques-
tons are leading up tc and l
hardly see how they concern me
anyway. ! merely left some laun-
dry here. That is what one Gus
tomarily does in a laundry. Since
you refuse to give it to me, I'll
have to leave without it. Now,
if you don't mind" She started
in the direction of the door.
"JuSt a moment" The words
were an order. "Pll have to ask
you to leave your name and adj
dress"
Can you give me any good
reason why ! should?" She faced
him squarely.
Eyes. Ever hear of the F.B.I.?
And in case you're still in doubt,
this is my identification"
Derria looked at what he held
in his hand.
''Satisfied?" he asked.
EYES," she replied softly, "I'm
satisfied. Now what do you want
to know?"
ITO be continuedl
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ney Vest Wonan,'s Club Loses
f $ Vice President, Mrs. Cyril
marshall, Who Leaves Here Tuesday

Mrs. Herbert Pace, second VICE
president of the Key West W.
mans Club. has announces MIR
much regret the loss Of the f;rs.
vice.president of the club, Mrs
Cyril Marshall, who with M.
Marshall, will leave Kew West -. ,
morrow evening en- route r. the
Virgin Islands. w
Mr.. Marshall will teach manu-
a. arts at one of the High Schools
allu aiso conduct classes at a vet
Grams trade school in st. Croix
mrs; Pace states that not only
the Club but also the city will
ieei the loss of Mrs. Marshall
keenly, for, since being here. she
and Mr.. Marshall have been yerv
active in club and civic affairs
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Go"ch CLUB Has Busy Program
For balance OF Vacation Time

Recently, members of the
Oonch Club key West students
at the University of Florida) met
in st. Paul's Parish Hall to make
plans for the remainder of the
summer. With only two weeks
left before returning to school. ar
rangements were being complet-
ed for another moonlight cruise
similar to the one held two weeks
ago; a Labor Day refreshment
stand; and an introduction ban
quet.
The moonlight cruise for mem
hers and guests will be held
Thursday, September lst at 800
p. m, on the boat, Greyhound. The
first ten couples to make reserya-
tiOns will be the lucky ones to
go. Those interested are to con-
tact Ernest Avila, Clip Smith, or
S0ndra Silberman.
The Conch Club will sponsor a
retreshment stand in the park af-
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AerOUias 20"
Passenger List

The following passengers left
for Havana on Aerovias 90:
Alfred Kosaeks, Virginia Ko-
sacks, Alfred Guzman, Anthony
Mccabe, Harry B. Rutherford,
Ralph Allgood, Paul Beyer'
Janet Murray, Thomas Murray,
Louis P. Fincle, Gertrude Fincle.
Pedro Fernandez, Otiliade Ces-
pedes, Ana G. Ferandez, Ray
mond Buffers, Helen Buffers.
John Walters, Betty Walters.
David Walters, Marion Russ,
Amalia Ravena, Joaquin Ravena,
Jose Antonio Rodriguez, Samuel
Ostrove, Tanya Ostrove, Irving
Silver, Mona Silver, Sheila Sill
yer, John Coto, Chester Horne.
Eunice Horne, Don Horne, Mar
got Fonseca, Barbara Wittig,
Michael Boback. Randolph Phil
lips, Charles Strause Manuel
Garcia.
Enrique Quintana, Jose A..
Quintana, Mercedes Mandeley,
Eugenia Mandeley, Armando del
Castillo, Rosa Carballo, Rosa del
Castillo, Olga Mandeley, Enrique
Quintana Jr., Mary Little, La
Won Fidd, Jose Perdomo, Bal
Stamina Gonzalez, Alberto Per-
domo, Manuel Ricoy, Eguda Cruz,
Jask Oscott. Doris Fisher.
Bert Fisher, Ronald Fernadez,
Diega Ana Alomo, Jose Fernan-
DEE, Carload Rodriguez, Hector
Herrera, Ofelia Plascencia, Tara
Herrera, Luisa Hernandez, Err
nesto Fernandez, Edward Lieber-
man, Bertham Cohen, Ladislao
Bringuier, Maria del Carmen
Ruiz, Howard Bissell, Julio
Lacedonia, Henry Renedo, Cliff
ford Wittig, William Malcolm,
Angelina Renedo.
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Presbyterian
Church Women To
Sponsor Supper

1t has been announced that the
Women of the Presbyterian
Church will on Thursday evening
of this week, September l, spon-
sor a church supper to be held in
the Church.
The serving of supper will take
place from 6 to 8 p. mr., and is
open to members, friends of the
Church and the geenral public,
who are invited by the sponsors
to attend the supper.
Proceeds from the affair will
go into the Organ Fund of the
church.
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Miss Mary Ramsey
Registers Patterns
With POIIOck's

Miss Mary Ramsey, daughter
of Mr. Ernest A. Ramsey. residing
at $50 William Street, whose en-
gagement was recently announc-
ed in this paper. has registered
her pattern selection of silver and
china with the Bridal Depart
ment of POLLOCK's, Quality
Jewellers.
For her silver pattern, Miss
Ramsey has selected charming
MADEIRA" by Towle and her
china is delicate ROSALINDE"
by Theodore Haviland. Both of
these patterns are on display at
Pollock's, Quality jewelers., and
available for immediate delivery.
(advt.)
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Patio Garden Is
Scene OF Parties
For Talent Cast

The patio garden at the YMCA-
USO at TOO p. m. last evening
was the scene Of q patio picnic
followd by the Dance Under the
Stars" at 900 p. m.
The party honored Ed Gabriel,
Bill Haynie end Forrest r. Turn
er whose birthdays were being
celebrated.
Included among the honor
guests also were members of the
Talent Show cast. A partial list,
besides the servicemen present at
the picnic and dance are: Mrs.
kuby Metzger, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Perpall, Jr, and son, Mrs. c. c.
crowson and granddaughters,
Mrs. Joan Mardis, Helen Hanley
and guests Mrs. r. Fell and Miss
K. Bake, of Milwaukee Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hartenstine, Mrs. Cru
soc, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Turner.
and son Philip, Mrs. j. w. Kovash,
and Helen Crusoe,
Gloria Sawyer, Wini Cruz, Do
reen Cruz, Clara Armayor, Caro-
lyn Camalier. Doris Roberts, Joan
Knowles, Elizabeth Roberts, Alice
De Armas, Cleo r. Rosam, Shir-
ley Smith. Emma Hollinge, Car
menlina Cuesta. Bette Clark, Sha-
ron Mardis, Hilda Pullara, Alice
Hernandez, Mae Kaplan, Gloria
Roberts. and Lillian Weaver.
Mr.. Forrest Turner made the
announcement at the party of the
last presentation of the Talent
show ito be given Friday night,
300 p. m. at the U. S. Naval Hos
pital.
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SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN
ASTHMA

SUFFERERS FIND CURB FOR MISERY
DUE TO ASTHMA ATTACKS. RUSHED HEREl
New hope for relief from asthma parox-
ysms ie seen today in reports of success with
congestion Men and women who formerly
suffered with dread coughing, choking,
wheezing asthma attacks now tell Of blessed
relief after using il. PRoMETlM costs So, but
considering results, this is not expensive,
(Caution-use only as directed.y PkoMETiN
Is sold with strict noney-back guarantee by
Central Pharmacy, Cor. White st. &
Truman Ave.-MaiI Orders Filled.
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Coming EUents

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3D.
Teenage Dance, Monroe Coun-
ty Beach Patio, sponsored
and chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Myrtland Gates.
Meeting, United Council of
Church Women, IL A. M. at
st. Paurs Episcopal Church.
Followed by luncheon in
Parish House.
New Art Exhibit, Martello Gal
lery, opens officially with
Open House for old, new and
prospective members of Key
West Art and Historical So
ciety. z to 9 p. m.
Practice session, Key West
Community Singers, 7:45
p. m. at Congregational
Church. Preparation for
coming concert.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club No. 88, 10 am.
at Clubrooms in Building
178. u. S. Naval Station.
SEPTEMBER l.
Teenage Dance Monroe County
Beach Patio, sponsored and
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Myrtland Gates.
Church Supper, sponsored by
the Women of the Presby-
terrain Church. Open to pub
5 lie. 6 to 8 P. M. at Church.
Benefit of Organ Fund.
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Bunco Party Set
By Eastern Star

Fern Chapter No. 81. Order of
the Eastern Star will hold a bunco
party on Thursday, September l.,
at st. Paul's Parish Hall, at 8 p.
m. There will be refreshments
and prizes. The public is invited.
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WILL YOU SMILE?
Ladies' Aid

When reading fiction maya
zines
One somtimes may encounter
: scenes
Where harried husbands urge
wise wives
For help in tangled business
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nERRIA pushed open the door

IBERIA pushed open the door
- Of the Liberty Laundry. AL
though at first she could hear
nothing, she had the feeling that
she was being watched. She didn't
know quite what to make of it.
The door to Owens little office
stood ajar. and the room was ap-
parently as empty as the rest of
the building. Curiosity drew her
toward it. From somewhere she
heard the loud ticking of a clock.
She did not hear the approach
Of the man who suddenly stood
beside her.
AOh!s Derria drew back. you
shouldn't sneak up on people like
that. You just about scared me
to DEATH"
Looking for someone. miss?p
the man asked quietly. Some
thing vaguely familiar about him
eluded Derria. Somehow she felt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-30

The U. S. Treasury Depart
ment has a Division of Tax he
search which services the depart
ment on t:.e economic aspects of
taxation.
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BY FRED BAYARD

sTm afraid thatIl have to wait,
Nick. = Fletcher advanced into the
room. you're under arrest, lit
tie question Of murder. / must
caution you that anything you
say may be used against YOU"
Fletcher slowly drew s set Of
handouts from his pocket. De-
liberately he extended his hand.
Will you come quietly or wear
these?s
Thora shrugged. I'll come
along to humor you. You'll see
you've made a very serious mis-
take"
"Pn risk IT," Fletcher replied
as he accompanied the other out.
1T was good try but il didn't
quite work, Nick" He indicated
the casket. Although badly
scorched, with faint steamers OF
smoke still rising from the water
dampened wood, the flames were
out. A city fire department truck
stood at the curb.
Fletcher pushed Thora into the
waiting police sedan. and got in
beside him.
Funny how little things can
upset a persons schemes" Flet-
cher said. Little things like
someone turning in the alarm
right away and the fire house be-
ing lust down the block" He
chuckled to himself. 81 bet this
was the first time the boys were
asked to put out that kind of
fire." He grew serious. "Even at
that it was touch and go. It was
quite blaze. but I think we've
got enough left to perform an
autopsy on" He glanced sideways
at the other. "D'you think we'll
find any arsenic. Nick? Arsenic
that wasn't in the embalming
ffI1id9"
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Nickel-plating was first devel-
oped on commercial basis about
1870 in England.
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, ' The medieval longbow was al
most as high as man.
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Brass IS the material most wide
ly used for standard weights.
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apply To Wed

Two couples applied for mar
riage licenses in office of Coun-
ty Judge Raymond Lord yester-
Gay. They were Arnold Paulsen,
Il, Boca Chica Field and Bonnie
j. Marchbanks, %, 204-D, Poin-
ciana Place. and Eugene Albert
Sutherland, IS, USS Sea Cat and
Helen Wright, 26. 900 Fleming
street.
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lives,
Her smart advice soon turns
the trick
He makes a million bucks. but
quickl
Eve. tried this pretty scheme
and WOW!
Pm packing for the poorhouse
noW)
A cubic foot of gold weighs L.
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A cubic foot of lead weighs 708
pounds.
Marion progress., 1949-12-08
MARION P. r. A.

CONTINUED from first page)
ion and Mrs. Ray Minish, vice pre-
sident from the Clinchfield unit.
Reports from various commit
tee chairmen were heard as fol.
lows: Mrs. Neal Morris, attend
ance chairman stated that the at
tendance has been most gratifying
this year and indications point to
an ever increasing attendance. Mrs.
Blanton announced that there are
now $50 paid memberships for this
year and even though this is the
largest paid membership ever re-
corded it is comparatively small
for the number Of students enroll
ed at Central School.
Mrs. E. P. Dameron, co-chair-
man of the program committee out
lined the two programs to be given
in January and February in the
form Of discussion groups. On Jan
uary 10, the first meeting will be
held with the emphasis placed on
the health of the school child. DR..
Marion progress., 1949-12-08
FARMERS NIGHT
(Continued from first page

CONTINUED from first page
never get a legislative program
that will make every farmer fin
ancial successive must start in
our own communities on our farms.
We must improve soils, adopt bet
ter practices in order to reduce
cost and net returns"
He told farmers 1--WE now stand
at the cross roads in international
relations" The speaker urged sta
bility in living standards and op-
portunities. "We cannot hope to
preserve peace and T e d m
throughout the world until we help
nations to stabilize their own econ
omy," he concluded.
CORN CONTEST
A highlight of the program was
the awarding of cash prizes to All
and FLA boys with the highest
corn yields in the county. Lynn
Christy won first place with yield
Of 1929 bushels per acre; Roy Lo-
non, second, 1926; Bobby Eplee,
Third, 1888; Bobby 10 Berryhill,
fourth 12O and J. NJ Mackey, Jr.,
1876.
Charles H. Smith, president, pre-
sided and the speaker was present
ed by J. R. Jimescn, chairman of
the Rural-Urban Acquaintance
committee.
In his Introductory remarks jim
eson said Caldwell, in addition to
being Master Of the North Carolina
State Grange, is member of the
State Advisory Budget committee,
executive secretary of the National
Food Council, representative of
the farm peoples in the State Leg
islature and has been Master of the
State Grange for II years.
Guests present included Watson
Wilson, county commissioner; l..
c.. Nave, vocational teacher at
Glennwood; I. E. Burnette, voqa-
tional teacher at Pleasant Gar
dens; s. L. Homewood, county
farm agent; Lucas Nave, assistant
agent; Mrs. Rosamond Braly, Nc
Dowell News; Miss Elizabeth Whit
ten, Marion Progress.
James Mccall was in charge of
arrangements.