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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

LEAVING TOWN-Must sell lge. /.
oVHRhookING Vfshni SKI n PaRK. near IFS 18th and
Columbia rd.-Liy. rm., bedrm. di:,
nette. kit. and bath; established
coop. Only S6.SO0. On terms.
WI GS69; wkdys.. AID. 2059. IL
2BEDRM. APT. in Naylor Gardens.
VI. 1868. III
ROOM. KIT, RATH. Northumber-
land; NJ II. and v NV; $3.50.
viii trade for small house. Elk. 5al4.
10
BEST OFFER YET MADE. l-rm..
kitchen and bath apts. available;
immediate occupancy; newly deco
rated; will rent. with priyil. to buy.
zoos 18th st. NV. A few large apts.
still available TO purchasers. EQUIT-
ABLE REALTY co. MI 2OSU
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WANTED--Single man TO share 9
bedrm. bungalow with another single
man; . olkS. from Wis ave, Be
thesda: sos mo. WI. 565S.
USE OF WHOLE HOUSE. everything
complete; , private bedrooms owner
VIII occupY | rOOm. OR lANh II
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Realtors. RE. 1887 or CO. 1896.
OWN Your Own Apt. Home

Own Your Own Apt. Home
Save u on your rentD
S11 900; . bedrooms, living room.
dining alcove. kitchen, bath. In
dividual storage locker, laundry
facilities; parking area; spacious
grounds: corner lot; excellent loca-
ton, charming environment; SUBJ
stantial cash required; balance in
Guiding operating cost. only S6l .02.
Corner Of Southern ave. and Suit
land I'd. Sc.
SIS, 900; beautiful Hampshire Gar
dens.. Consisting Of Q centrally
heated buildings Occupying entire
city block at New Hampshire ave.
and Emerson st. NV. One OF the
most popular cooperative communi-
ties in the city. 3 bedrooms, living
room, dining room. kitchen, recep-
tion hall. bath, exceptionally large
closets large individual storage
rooms; rec. room; large laundry;
beautifully Handicapped Central Park:
truly an apartment bungalow with 3
exposures; substantial cash pay
ment required; monthly to balance
and operation cost, only S76.2e,
For information and appointment to
inspect apply to
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sirAels par et CtsfFs ChRs y {
rasy waik 20 Mtlson hish NtA3 =
hiSh Agreh Eraet $. aan ; CHtn
q sgthtntis aeslkn vsa, orrtEg
hail, ,is rm 3nals sin II ser
i1i5, powder rn and 81 On 3sf
n & Sedrns baths Ts1d rm
bath and sea- EAEstt 20 bsmt N
pen&Ftly isSned and lands sRpea
S4s 500 FRANK $ PHILIPS ri
i4il tsrs car HI 4I"I Is
IL LoNGtEtLoN 81 Nv -~optr
sun. = to q IN lovely sst ora
presaJ -. moo baths rms
I'm TeeF rTa ssS heat ar q.
cenysnstneeS Ca RA see os
RE 52s4 PENNY APcSTOLl LlpEs
REALTY CO IL
AMERICAS UNIVERSITY PARK. 4e"S
Srrplsnck ST ne DETACHED nrlek
81 moor lsisine rir with fireplace
dininE room Kitchen screened con
crete rear porch Snd hecr \ esa
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UNFURNISHED

Home with or more bedrooms: viii
lease and with option for purchase
II desired. Call MRS DIXON BRO
kerr ST 200
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EDMOND J. FLYNN

(Authority on cooperative apart
ment plan since 1920. Responsible
for 40 of washington cooperative
Bldg, RE. 1918 or RE. 1749.
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FOREIGN diplomat will pay UP TO $500
per mo rental for hne. we'll Toe ated
home. NV, must have servants
quarters. Call MRS DIXON. ST
200, Broker
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TILDEN GARDENS

QUALITY ClJ-UP. AZ 10.
Including entrance foyer, 2 real
bedrooms, large living rm., full din.
and 5 large closets; all on 4th floor
with excellent view Of park; appeal
ing TO those who are looking for
the best in location and refinement;
price, $19.g50 on terms. Phone Mr..
Palmer for appt. to inspect.
HOME REALTY CO.
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5Te4 THIRD Pi NV
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OPEN TO-DAY

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LARGE DETACHED
BRICK HOUSE

On corner lot 1O0xl10: 3 baths,
kitchens, finished basement. 2-cal
detached sarage. gas h.-w. heat
new-hoase condition: suitable fol
doctors once and residence or pri'
able about May Is, W. O. EISIN0.
ER. wo. 2517. OR. 342e or WI
$500. y.
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JAMES l.. DIXON & co
GEORGETOWN

ITT-g II - - -II5t
Esnlass " sgsa3SH 4ss
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I INWOOD APTS.
NnErNI CIIN To &

ssfd st. and Alabama ave. Sc, within
the District; 2-bedrm. spts. in this
entffp. kit. Venetian blinds, laundry
fscffities: SOS. incl. utilities: 20 min.
frf3fi downtown Wash. Weekdays
APPLY at 31e Ring BidR.. RE. 23ss.
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VILLAGE
SLIGO PARK HILLS
LONG BRANCH APIS.

New. nreproof. garden type; available
Immediately. 2 bedrms. living rm..
ipclud. utilities Venetian blinds, BIZ
passing close- doors. kitchen exhaust
fan ResIsent mgr. on premises
800 block Old Bladensburg I'd. SH.
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73l Nicholson st. NJ
TnnAYS BEST BuY

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trasss lnvtssz ypF sepusatnHsss -
ssSs. via BETHEL p1 bisS,
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MNnM M s NORRlS
S..-tsss wE esst s,'@ 0t $50. :.
tn, rxrlu0vr Ia Op<n

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HOME AND INCOME

90 49, &~ -
gss eas s,# Es $3.50 -
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SHEPHERD PARK-Beautifui corner
detached brick. overlooking Rock
Greek Park: z rms. 2h baths. de-
tached garaEe; S275 Der mo. Call
ia. l34S
SIGLER & TISHLER
1865 Kennedy ct. NV. lie
CHEVY CHASE AREA
8 TO 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, to very
responsible party. Call EX. 1865.
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WITHIN THE DISTRICT

WITHIN The DISTRICT
incl utii'. SIS to sos. Apply at
Ring Bldg, 18th and NJ sts, NV
RIM. 3l6. RE. 1888 or RE. 1851
TERRACE 81 INWOOD APTS.
23rd St and Alabama ave. sc. I'll
CoLORED-ATTRAC rooms,
kit. tile bath; new bldg, downtown;
$40 mo. RE. 1915. is
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APTs. UkFURkIsHEp tcsat.
RIGGS MANOR APTS-

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RIGGS MANOR APTS.
6s13 RigsI rd.. Hysttsv;Ile, Nd
Immediate occupancy. new building:
large living rm., . becrms. with
double closets dinefte. kitchen and
bath, S97 SO; i bedrm,. ss3 so. In
disposal units and exhaust fans In
all Kitchens: Venetian blinds. Resi-
Dental manager on premises. TO
reach: Drive out Queens Chapel I'd.
fMiehigan ave. extended 70 Aser
rd., left on Aser I'd. 70 RISES I'd.
out Missouri ave: q Risss I'd 70
18th st NV. ST. 1900. liz
KENT VILLAGE
Adjoining Prince Georges Golf and
Country Club, Landoyer, Nd. -
Two bedroom aptx.: rentals start Al
$50, gas and electricity included In
rentals; also 2-bedroom duplexes at
Sl05; immediate possession. EU-
GENE B. ROBERTS. Du. 225a. --22
SLIGO PARK HILLS
Only a few l. and 2-bedrm. apts. left.
See Mr. Dorm:ny on premises Sat
reach; opL Colesvilie I'd. rishs on
b BraHsh .s I'd psyRFcS IF, en s'fS psEEssy sEsNg
INC, 1923 K. st. NV Ma si4l.
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GEORGETOWN
Mt PLEASANT

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sAra spssa anAntths 81 80" nst
lHI! O 81 nv optn sAhast -
60 sac No hsshiS
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CHEVY CHASE. b. c

Or . hasn .gsystsen in sbs better
sxetsoa. 4 sutn-zsxs bszfms. Z
snsSe trees ana c1t1eef aFsrases
O~n~r tFansfsrssd. s2a saa eas
and school neATAs. Yea III Mae
this prrp<rty. Ts tnse@I ssa
Edw. II. Jones Il Co., Inc.
80
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GEORGETOWN

SeNsFAi anal bU4ssA sofstt issi ere
fFu4t,>t IS kUd etheFs 20 ss -
TnacraeS mAus SthUt ]5A'iast ths'
Ne are safF would gs4tFEs3 Fet
TOWN REALTY GO 40 ashs
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: -.Hamnshire View Apts.

ena 80, utilities included for 2-bedsm
apts.: adults only 90 Ea&t-West
hwy. nr. n, II. ave. khone eH. 853e
% s,iso also. A
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GEORGETOWN

ownrf leavtns tits - arsFInE 81
lraCtlsr hsynt lgs ~ tsa
suas I = aStas. pst'e SnG sAgesI
nellie Lowe CaSSei. Realtof
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ON CAPITOL, HILL

Ill 3rd st. n.e.-Two 3-rm. .semipvt.
bath, convenient to all facilities.
70S3 weekdays, 9-to 4 Pm, or apply
in person. 1907 11th st. nv.
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si"s mo income tn AealiAea te yeut
o~n ls{ a avs OF fms and be %
Is the unususl eppoftenHs oHrtre
In this detached home AaSi be sela
and 10 reduced te 81 tstn bi
sal W |. MooRF BE @kas
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SHERMAN ClRClEN W.

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alta ants a,sH EAssaset 'NR
h.sasss = IT. fsrft ,anA s30'se siH.
upS. SAL IsataI tsf tAs Hss tt
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COM AVr VICINITY

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gass ftzgl Pnsr Nss &ss Ass f+e-
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JESS FISHER a. co INC
- \ - a ~ REsffsFs IN 80 /.
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SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
Sas II ST NV Ma 2H4h
ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES
ions Teuorook dT-~~e-rtn orlck
center entrance, less than . We. old
Immaculate condition ste"D rTsl
trust at 4sr payable sd5 mo priced
low for quick sale
I0aOI Teubrook dr. --6-rm brick
center entrance, less than . yrs cid
massive SIDE porch built In xAraEs
beautifully Handicapped ~. reason
sbiv prlced good terms
DREISEN- FREEDMAN. INC.
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OPEN SUN "a Pm

100 Spring St. Ch. On. Mh.
s.x rasrna tl4rs hsth stalrss" -
hnlxhea sItlS oil . tVfrr'4's
ttytnt TO reach out Cene krr
hlssI nAN hgaaisE are ftthi "a
Raymond 81 } siN,t }sIi 80 INTis'
sars u ! slsyt '4ht ~ ePt5sS 2
10 uuf slsg M NAshEufu bh
gniH
Marshall J Waple Co
l2-4 lsth 81 rs hss'lef pL
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CLEVELAND PARK
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
<l4051

A S-rM. residence. Z esockE frnsH
Conn ave. and wafhan easy vaik-
ing aissznes 70 s5cpganE ssnaxs
Ercsiisnt einsst spsers fsnee9 Sste
shaoe trees tE6 shruns sale. Gssfi
snytasas I'm 3.
Edw. II. Jones e. Co, Inc.
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EI.d ass g sts p-a eesu GVN tfaE
e&st Is rtnoGs sEte asss 81 .
seEsskEtt.1 AuFaF ne eaUss wall 70
SCI Vuigs5t $50 49, sFas sp auN sfsa
errr AflEFE 4 LN pHT saEh .!
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ApARrMENTs FUR. OR UNFUR

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFuR.
CHILDREN WELCOME, cottage, bum
Eaiow, nearby Md; $50 mo. up; lge.
sian -1T
fAKOMA PARKS rooms and bath.
partially furn.: pvt. entrance; empl.
: COUPLE pref; conv. transp. 81. 3707.
C0L0RED-I342 bth ST. N.W.-Two-
room apt, furnished or unfurnished.
1925 each. GE. 2502.
ONE-BEDRM. APTS.
Located in the 400 block Of valley
ave. Sc. one Of the finest sections
In the Sc, within the District and
on good transportation; not fur
nished SS6.b0; furnished, S126 per
FREDERICK w. BERENs. INC.
1898 x st. NV, Ma. 9141. -22
T0LORED-13th AND KENYON
Eurn. or unfurn.. 2-rm. apt; S52 DO.
Apply 1927 18th st: NV. Don't
phone. -
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SHEPHERD PARK
TAKOMA PARK

At,rse 9-hedYrn banss Esf ~
fenced yard. deal for ehiidfsh. ~
ZOO cash required posss s*ioI ~"
IA Nh, hsyote y { iinst. Isff
hlf 10 Dude ave risf' 70 hoHsS
tsstos Dude ave ,
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GEORGETOWN
X9lA n GT ~ "a

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Sl2.500

ss4a 18th a. re hIlff hRms
ala sBggu dFh ftSFd Heih eNt
sAitt hest sA tnibsss ~ 'F
.ess sandftLo Lon Possession o. }sns
ot Ee'tieWEEt lhtPettlGa ~ 80
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petaorth. Open : TO DARK
= NuB fbSA - HN lane Nef srs
ronf.s bFseA haIss "a bltbis soo-
sFatSal area gtSes - FtETbtE.Ht
stts sttJsstlfF teens AhH
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afut cal hsAt AuR} Ne
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CAPITAL View Realty Co
.aN - = A.. ~ N - UF
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lsGF 81 8WN Wv = - 2. - . ,.,
REAL ESTATE
ah !&H8
OPEN TODAY BY OWNER
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ksssFr &eGeFE aud "a tfs"ir'' e
a. On
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-13
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GLEE CLUB IN PLEASING CONCERT

A very attentive and apprecia- tive group of parents and friends were pleasantly entertained Thurs day night at 800 o'clock in the Nome High School gymnasium, by the High School Girls Glee Club.
 The group, under the most able direction of Mrs. Vim. Cameron, presented a musical program con- sisting of a piano solo by Juanita Fagerstrom, piano duet by Olga Hay and June Dunbar, vocal num- bers by Jenny Savers, and "a capella" choir numbers by the group.
 Girls in the chorus were: Kath- erine Bjornstad, Margaret Bjorn- stad, Juanita Fagerstrom, Jenny Savers, Joan Engstrom, Mary Louise Lyle, Lois SWanberg, Lois Overbough, Olga Hay, Irene Gray, June Dunbar, Alice Miller and Clara Jorgensen.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-13
Girl Scout News

The. fourth law of the Girl Scouts of America says that "A Girl Scout is a friend to all and a sister to every other Girl Scout"
 You will find that spirit of friepdliness at our big Musical Revue and Bazaar. It is being pre- sented at the Nome High School Auditorium, Friday evening-the 20th of May. Plenty of entertain ment for all! A bazaar you will long remember! Presented by your own Nome Girl Scouts! Plan now to be there at eight p.m.-Remem- Der the day-the 20th of May! Buy your tickets from any Girl Scout or any Nome merchant displaying our Girl Scout poster.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-13
GIRL SCOUTS GUESTS OF NOME ROTARY CLUB

Two Girl Scouts, Lois Ann Gif- ford and Bonne Jeanne Burkhal- ter, with Mrs. H. Burkhalter, a member of the Girl Scout Council, were guests at the noon luncheon of the Nome Rotary Club on Thursday.
 Following introductions the two girls presented a little skit in the form of advertising for their com ing Girl Scout Revue and Bazaar, which is being presented on the evening of May goth.
 Each girl in turn took one of the Girl Scout Laws and told how it pertained to the coming affair, in that the girls were working hard on their program and would sure ly give a good account of them selves in dancing and showing their patrons a good time.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-13
Friday. May 13. ls4s
FAIRBANKS, P - Choosing

FAIRBANKS, F - Choosing the successor to Dr. Charles Err nest Bunnell, president of the Uni versity of Alaska, will be the prin- cipal item of business for the an- nual three-day pre-commencement session of the schools board of re- gents. The meeting opened here Thursday.
 Andrew Nerland, board presi- dent, said IS or more applicants are seeking the post. Dr. Bunnell resigned after serving as president since the university was founded in 1922. He will be named presi- dent emeritus at elaborate cere- monies planned for July 1.
 Nerland did not identify any of the applicants for the post.
 The regents will adjourn their session Saturday to attend Mon days 27th annual commencement exercises, Degrees will be confer red upon 32 candidates.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-13
Two Die. I'm
 P'ascO Hotel Fire

PASCO, Wash. (R Two men died and four others were injured, two seriously, in a $50,000 fire that swept the Lewis Hotel and two stores here early today.
 All 36 occupants of the 25-room hotel were made homeless. The fire started on the ground floor a few minutes after midnight.
 The dead were C. T. Hillman and Clarence Heath, both of Port land. They were both found lying in water in the hotel while the fire was being brought under con trol. Heath was dead when found and Hillman died shortly after be- ing taken to the hospital.
 Bremen said that smoke prob ably knocked the men down as they tried to escape.
 The two most seriously injured were Norris Farringer, 20, Yaki- ma, who was badly overcome by smoke, and Fred Dux, 49, Belling- ham. who suffered possible broken ankle and possible back injuries.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-13
CHARLES FAGERSTROM SHOWING IMPROVEMENT

Friends of the Charles Eager strom family will be glad to learn that he has improved and x-rays indicate that the accident which occurred Tuesday on the post where MT. Fagerstrom is employ ed, was not as serious as indicated earlier in the week.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-13
News of the World At A Glance ---
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 be matter of policy for higher authorities than the Russians in Germany to decide.
 Meantime, fresh food shipments from the western zone were pour ing into West Berlin without in reference from the Russians. Rail shipments of food and coal also were moving smoothly.
 The western allies approved with reservations last night the new West German Federal Repub- lies draft constitution. This gives them trump card for use in the May 23 Paris talks with Russia seeking a solution to the entire German situation.
 The Americans, British and French also ordered an interim peace treaty for the western occu- patton zones' 45,OOO,OOO Germans to come into force the day the West German government takes office.
 In London, labor and conserva- tive members of the House of Commons joined last night to rati- fly the North Atlantic Treaty by 333 to 6. Foreign secretary Ernest Bevin and opposition leader Wins ton Churchill joined in hailing the pact.
 Chinas communist forces crept closer to the great city of Shang- hai today, despite stout nationalist resistance.
 One battle ragged about 25 miles southwest of the city, centering around the village of Sungkiang, on the Shanghai-HangchoW rail road. Another developed to the northwest, around the village of Tainsang, near the banks of the Yangtze river The nearest Red lines appeared to be about 20 mics from Shanghai.
 Inside Shanghai, soldiers were busy piling sandbags at street cor ners and building entrances. Traf- fife was light, as hundreds of civil ian and military vehicles already have evacuated.
 At Lake Success, Russia ac- cused the United States and Bri- tain of making a "deal' to keep control of strategic parts of 1taly's one-time African empire. The charge came from Soviet deputy minister Andrei A. Gromyko as the U. N. assembly's political com mittee neared a showdown on dis posal of the colonies after six weeks of bitter debate.
 Britain's labor party lost heav- fly today in returns from big city elections, continuing a trend tow ard the right begun last month in county council balloting. British Press Association re- turns from '81 of the APO boroughs which voted for councilmen yes terday showed labor suffered a net loss of 437 seats, while con- servatives chalked up a net gain
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-12-01
MULLINS GOING IN FOR
HEMSTITCHING

I'VE make 'em, we alter 'em
and we repair EN-"
That will probably be the mot
to of the Clintwood Department
Store, owned and operated by
Curt Mullins. He plans to employ
at least two seamstresses who
will make dresses from piece
goods selected by the customers.
The sewing machine operators
will also make such alterations
as needed on ready to-wear gar
ments.
Mfr. Mullins is following a gen
eral trend of clothing stores in
this venture. Since the operation
has proved successful in many
towns, he feels that ii will work
in Clintwood.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-12-01
Census TO Be Taken
During Coming Year

The census takers will be ring
ing doorbells and knocking on
doors in April in the decennial
population counting job next
April. Dickinson County will be
under the district office at Mar
ion. Other counties in this dis
trict are Bland, Buchanan, Giles,
Lee, Pulaski, Tazewell, Russell,
Scott, Wise, Smyth and Washing
ton and the cities of Bristol, Rad
ford and Marion.
The Marion office will employ
rs clerks, 39l enumerators and
Is crew leaders. 1t will take
about a month to complete the
work. Some time ago Congress-
man Fugate stated that five EMU
merators would be employed
from Dickinson County, one for
each magisterial district.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-12-01
Local Odd Fellows And
Rebekahs Have
Thanksgiving Dinner

The annual Thanksgiving SER
vice of the local Odd Fellow and
Rebekah lodges Thursday night
of last week was well attended
despite a constant downpour of
rain. The Rebekahs had taken the
task of entertaining the Odd Fell
lows and they fulfilled that job
in excellent fashion. The features
of the meeting were speeches, com
edy skits, group singing, introduc
tons, and an informal banquet
Mrs. Fannie Crabtree, who,
with the assistance of Mrs. Mabel
Hylton, had prepared the prog
ram, presided and kept the meet
ing going. D. M. Crabtree and
Rev. Stewart McFall spoke brief
ly on the principles of the order.
Mrs. Crabtree and Glenn Kiser
directed mass comic perfor-
nance. The tables were loaded
with all the Thanksgiving foods.
Members and guests introduced
themselves by reading their "for-
tunes" DIV Hawkins dismissed
the meeting with a brief prayer
of thanksgiving.
The following lodge members
from Clintwood and vicinity were
guests at the annual banquet of
the Pound lodge of Odd Fellows
Saturday night: Anderson Collins,
Fayette Mace, Winston Wheatley,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w Hawkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Richardson,
Mr.. and Mrs Orbin Reece, Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Hanover, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. M Crabtree, MIR. and
Mrs. F. S Beverly and Leslie
Fleming.