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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

"OOI1NOO1E
Open Sunday, / til dark; beaut. pre-
war white brick Colonial on large,
level lot; large liv. rm. with firepl.,
den or television rm.. family size
din. rm., large kit. with breakfast
space: End eoor. 3 well-propor-
ment. auto. washer. Anchor fenced
lot. Yes, you can buy this beaut.
home for less than 100000. S15.-
900 LIST trust. Call now, we can
only sell 1t to one person. Direc-
tons: Out Colesville I'd. to Old
Bladensburg I'd, right on Old Bla-
densburg I'd. to Lexington DR.. turn
left on Lexington and follow signs
: TO 312 HiilmooT
RIGGS & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
$500 DOWN

Terms Ike rent. attractive three
pedrm Cape Cod bungalow n ez-
ceiient residential section close "a
bus. shopping LarEe living I'd
with fireplace kitchen. tvo b<o-
rooms and bath down. full eaSs-
nent. automatic heat master
eedrm. and crib RE- on second
roor Convenient 70 Silver SprinE
end Bethesda By appointment
only KESSTsGToS REALTY CO
IQ 5-lInS q.
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AND INSURANCE co
OPEN SUNDAY. l-6

VI CIN 0O4NbI1 , To
lOs Eorthbrook lane, Bethesda
In a delightful neishborhood Of
fine homes Bedroom or library on
first floor with powder room. Two
large-size bedrooms on second moor.
Full basement Gas h.-wh, Slate
roof Detached garage. eautif IL
y HANDICAPPED lot Sls,950. Out
Wisconsin ave. turn left on Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. at Bank Il Be-
thesda about 5 or 8 blocks to
home and our sign Mr.. Lanigan
on premises CRANE d hELAN,
PaaIto-S EIIoo 1o00 -D6
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CAN'T BE BEAT
MD ppr1r 0p TTRMs

FOR PRICE OR TERMS
Omen today from s-S. Price dras-
ticaliy reduced: owner transferred,
now vacant. Location, 2se6 Blaine
dr.. Chevy Oh. Md; l0-yr.-oid
brick. slate roof; 8 unusual rooms,
2ha baths, Q hrepls.. rec. rm.. gar:
rear screened porch: wooded lot
Now o bargain at SiS,aSn or less
with substantial cash. Out Conn
ave. to East West hwy. right sp-
prox. mi 10 Larry pl-, right /
long block TO Blaine dr.. right 70
our open sign,
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors AD. ba97. RI. 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
BURCH REALTY co.

Realtors. ssna Baltimore efys. ce8-
less Pa. Nd Tcpsy 49, Tprts
bsss. rvef. TO. Asa. U. sJsi.
SH- 5St0. --S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

-NeHItOIa DIT. o'oJ. OF. % u - y
7-RM. BRK.-l2 ACRE
UNIQUE DESIGN-s17,950
Spring-Less than IL yrs. old; very
modern, in q setting Of towering
trees. grassy knobs, winding stream.
This is a beautiful country estate.
Call Mrs Walter. UN. 1871.
cox g. CO., INC.
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TEMPLE HILLS-$7 $50
rrp CT TINT nEE-EpEn

FlhSl lime Of r Ef1ED
Near Andrews FieId--J.-M shingie
bungalow, white picket fence. larse
sOxlso lot; Immaculate condition
inside and out; Inv. I'm. 2 bedrooms,
bath, oil heat. s-ft. gas Fefsr, ciec
range. Ven blinds Owner leaving
Only x9a5 down. JAMES CARROLL.
TR GILL nr Ak Snln
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SILVER SPRING
NpTN sim 9 To (
SILVER SPRING

Div EN- Ol nlIN0
Open Sat, Sun. / Til Dark
III Indian Spring dr.-Brick Colonial
In Country Club section OF Silver
Spring; contains large liv. I'm. with
Kit, breakfast rm. and "a bath;
lie. bedrms. and full tile bath up;
Ice. bsmt., gas &C. heat, attached
gar; Ice. level lot. Priced S1e,95Q
Directions: Out Ca. ave. or 18th
st. to ColesviIle I'd, risht approx
ia mi. to Indian Spring dr., right
WOoDMOOR AGENCY INC.
Realtors. SH. bbh5, sH. 3575.-2e
Evening star., 1949-10-04

All the resiIiency and buoyont support your BODY
needs for the soundest sort Of sIumber ;. Tempered
steel innerspring unit with famous Flex-O-Loto
for scientific support ;. Layer upon layer o1
soft, fluffy cotton felt . :. permanently anchored
in place with button tuftings :. covered witt
sturdy woven stripe ticking Complete with match
ing box spring on strong legs.
1ANsBuRGHs - Bedding - nth Floor
, 1949-05-25
WEATHER FORECAST
for the
Virgin Islands u Puerto Rico

Partly cloudy to today, tonight,
Thursday, with a few scattered
showers showers. A few isolated
thunder showers over land this af-
ternoon.
The same as above for the coast
al waters of the Virgin Islands
and Puerto Rico.
Maximum temperature -. IS
Minimum temperature -. "a
Precipitation;
"a hours ending midnight 0.02
Total for this month -. $50
Total since January -. 1877
Total May 1949 ......... 5.57
Relative humidity
at IL a. m. ~
Wind direction & vel. ESE Is
, 1949-05-25
MINIATURE

cap, with a ,pleated skirt and
bebop socks. Miss Morales
modelled the latest jumper
of old fashioned white crepe,
long-sleeved blouse with lace
front and frill at cuffs. Swingy
jumper navy blue of rayon
faille. In a second appearance
she showed a date dress of two
piece linen weave cloth, trim
med with white embroidery at
skirt c~olor-aqua. Each demon
stration won generous ap-
plause.
Austin de Chabert was the
master Of ceremonies.
, 1949-05-25

SLUM -.
removal of nearby slums, and
a gain in the attractiveness of
the community for tourists and
persons who live here all year
round.
Hope has been expressed
that the program will start by
July 1850. In the meantime,
there would be ample time for
public discussion of the pro
gram and arranging for its
financing. The Governor en-
phasized that experience has
shown elsewhere that COM
munity support and insistence
upon such a program is essen
tial if it is to be carried out
successfully.
, 1949-05-25
PETERS REST

kindness and good behavior.
The candidates would stand
aside and the kids would line
up behind the one they want
to be Queen, which is in itself
unique.
Mrs. Maria Gibbons Thomas,
principal of the school and a
seemingly tireless worker in
her profession and in civic af-
fairs, is in charge of the pro-
gram. An invitation is extend
ed to everyone to witness the
ceremony.
, 1949-05-25
ELWEG-LARSEN F..


the known countries of the
world, his wife told him that
she thinks the natural scenic
beauties of St. Croix is unsur-
passed for color photography.
The couple was married in
Iceland in January and are
now collaborating on a book
about the Caribbean, They
started their trip by flying to
Bermuda; thence to New York
to the Bahamas where they
stopped at the island of Eleu-
thera and purchased a home
they renamed the Buccaneer.
They went to Jamaica where,
he said, it took them ten days
to drive the $4,000 miles
around the island. They visit
ed Haiti where President Es-
time placed a military plane
at their disposal to look over
the great Citadel, 5000 feet
above the sea; they later visit
ed on horseback. Their travels
took them to Santo Domingo,
Puerto Rico and St. Thomas
where they met Governor Has
tie, after which he came here.
Mr.. Helweg-Larsen said he
had been longing to see ST.
Croix for 81 years, and recall
ed whenahe ran around Gov
eminent House as a little boy.
As he walked the streets of
Christiansted oldtimers who
knew his family recognized
him Immediately. He is a guest
at the Pentheny Hotel.
His father, Rev. Pvol Hell
veg Larsen, was in charge of
all Lutheran Churches in the
Danish West Indies.
, 1949-05-25
WALTER

WAL TER -.
whipped up by the propellors,
also opening up the new build
ing. At the suggestion of Mr..
Reich, however, the opening
date has been postponed a full
week from Sunday, thus CIV
ing more time for the asphalt
to cure.
Marion progress., 1949-01-27
Western Conference
Cage tournament
Slated March 9-12

| The Western Conference Invita-
tional Basketball Tournament, spon-
sored by the. Hickory Kiwanis club,
will be held at Lenoir Rhyme col
lege's gym on March 9-12, it was
announced today by Clarence Stasa-
vich, athletic director of the college,
and chairman of the Kiwanis COM
mittee in charge of arranging the
event.
The Kiwanis sponsored tourna-
ment is an annual event which was
first launched last season. At that
time seven boys teams participated,
| including Newton-Conover, Shelby,
Marion, Lincolnton, Hickory, Lenoir
and the North Carolina School for
I the Deaf. Lincolntor, Morganton
and Hickory entered teams in the
girls competition.
Preparing Letters
Stasavich said today that no in
vitations have been mailed to date
however, Kiwanis club committees
are busy preparing letters which
will be mailed to the conference
teams shortly. Only Western Con-
ference High schools are eligible to
compete in the four-day tourna-
ment, it was pointed out.
While the conference season is
still young, and not too much is
known about the strength of each
team, Stasavich expressed the hope
that the Kiwanians would be able
to secure entries from the strongest
teams. Last year competition in the
tournament was keenly contested
particularly in the boys games.
4 Newton-C -Conover, seeded first in
the pre-tournament pairings, was
upset in the semi-fnal round by
fourth-seeded Lincolnton. Shelby,
seeded third, went on to defeat
Lincolnton in the finals and there
by clinch the tournament title.
In the girls division the pre-
tournament favorites ran true to
form when Lincolnton, seeded first,
scored 4027 victory over second
seeded Lenoir in the championship
game. Lincolnton again has a strong
team this season.
Improvement Shown
While the tournament was a big
success last yeal, Stasavich pointed
out that even greater success could
be attained this year.
Arrangements for the tourna-
ment are being worked out by a
master committee composed of
Stasavich, William H. Ballew, B. E.
Scarborough, c. w. Broome, A. N.
Spencer and Albert Lutz, and al
number of subcommittee
Marion progress., 1949-01-27
Automobile Larceny
Continued from first page)

Continued from first page)
and costs.
Willis Francis, non-support of il
! Legitimate child, transferred to Su-
perior Court docket.
Jack Harding, drunk and disorder
ly, profane language, remanded to
! J. M. Snoddy, justice of the peace,
for trial.
James GLADDEN., assault with dead
ly weapon, waived preliminary hear
ing and was bound over to the June
term Of Mcdowell County Superior
Court. Lock Craig, driving drunk,
defendant plead guilty and was SEN
fenced to three months on the roads,
suspended on payment of $100 and
costs and on further condition that
defendant not operate motor We
hicle on the Highways of North
Carolina for one year.
Roland Bradley, malicious injury
to personal property, was sentenced
to six months on the roads, suspend
ed and defendant was placed on pro-
baton for two years on condition
that he pay fine Of $25 and COSTS
Penny Moore, plead guilty to pos
session and was sentenced to three
months on the roads, suspended on
payment Of $25 fine and cost and
on the further condition that de-
fendant not violate prohibition laws
of the State of North Carolina for
a period of one year.
Merrimon Thomas plead guilty to
charge of no operators license
and was fined $25 and costs.
Vernon LOFTS plead guilty to no
operators license and was fined $25
and costs.
Clarence Pittman, manufacturing
was transferred to the Superior
court docket and continued to the
June term for trial.
Marion progress., 1949-01-27
Presbyterian Men
Elect Officers

The Presbyterian Men of the
Church elected the following officers
at dinner meeting last Wednesday
evening:
Harry Haskamp, president; Wayne
Adkins, vice president; R. M. Dark,
secretary, and J. C. Raburn, Jr.,
treasurer.
Philip Gigou, of Valdese, spoke
on the history of the Waldensians
in this country since 1898.
Marion progress., 1949-01-27
Funeral Services
Held For Mrs. Moore

Mrs. Henrietta Elizabeth Moore,
90, died at the residence of her son,
Harvey S. Moore, Old Fort, RID
No. 1, Thursday evening after a
brief illness.
Funeral services were held in
Cherry Springs Baptist Church Sun
day with the Rev.. H. H. Justice Of
ficiating. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
She is survived by four sons and
one daughter, Harvey S. and J. P.
Marion progress., 1949-01-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our rela-
tives and friends for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement. We are CRATE
full for the cards, notes, floral de-
signs and every kindness shown us.
The Mauney Family
Marion progress., 1949-01-27

Moore of Old Fort, RID No. l, w. L..
Moore of Old Fort, George H. Moore
Of Shelby and Mrs. J.. N. Morris of
Brevard; 35 grandchildren; 81
great-grandchildre and three great
great-grandchildre
Marion progress., 1949-01-27
ACCEPTS POSITION

Miss Jessie Parker left this week
for Lumberton where she has ac-
cepted a position as secretary of the
First Baptist church.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22
Pagaliau MeksikOj.

Nueva Larida miestelyje jau
randi kita skoni, negu Americas
pusej, bet tai dar ne tikra Mex
Ska. Cia yra daugiau misinys.
Miestelyje gall susikalbeti ir
angliskai. Miestelis nemazas, ga
lima sakyti, vidutinio didumo
miestas, lyginant su kitais Mex
sikos miestais. Cana svarus,
vidry nemaza aikste, CANA daug
graziu krautuviu, jos svariai ir
graziai irengtos, perpildytos
prekemis, pazvelges j kainas,
tuojau pamatai zymu skirtuma
nuo Americas kainu.
Yra lyg tai turgaviete = toks
didelis pastatas, kuriame dau-
gybe visokiu vertelgu isirenge
parduotuves ir pardavineja j.
vairiausius dalykus. Tokiu ver-
telgu cia yra gal apie tukstan-
II.
Prekes atrodo neblogai, ypac
skonongi molio dirbiniai. Buvau
susigundes pirkti, bet pagalvo-
jau, kad dar didele kelione prizes
axis ir daug dar dalyku teks ma
tyti = suspesiu ir prisipirkti. :.
Juk dar galiu rasti ir grazesniu
if pigesniu, tai bus gala pasi-
skubinus. ;.
Kadangi buvau nusistates dar
ta pacia diena pasiekti didesni
miesta = Monterey, tai ir ne
trukau cia, atmindamas, kad Xxi
Monterey dar 225 kilometrai.
(Cia jau kilometrais, nebe mylio-
mis- skaiciuoja).
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| 10000 myliq
3 keli0ne ,.v. 14s'cnAs s.;s
(Tesinys is pereto numerio)
(Tesinys is pereito numerio)
RaSO
j. v. VALICKAS

Nenumatytas nuotykis.
Automobiles lekia gerai, grei-
clio beveik niekas nevarzo, kelias
geras, tiesus - tik svilpk!
Staiga pamaciau tolumoje lyg
koki kupsta ant kelio. Suletinu
greiti. Apie so metrQ nuo to
"kupsto" visai sustoju, mes ma
tau, kad jis gyvas -. O sioj
dykumoj gyva sutverima sutik-
tt - gana retas atsitikimas.
Islipau ir artinuosi. ziuriu =
seskus doroja koki gyvuleli,
gal zuikeli. Emiau il baidyti =
ne krust! Galvoju, kaip cia man
laimingai pro j pravaziuoti -.
Kodel cia reikejo pagalvoti, greit
pamatysit.
Gryzau j masina ir emiau
triubyt. Wis tick nejuda.
Nutariau palaukt, ligi seskus
baigs pietauti ir pats nueis. Bet
neilgai lukterejus, is uzpakalio
atleke kitas AUTOMOBILES - gra-
zus, naujas "Cadillac". Praleke
pro name ir tiesiai ant seskaus
seskus, automobiliui artinantis,
savo pietus pertrauke, bet nebe-
go, o pasisiause ir stojo gintis
AUTOMOBILES kick stabtelejo IL
tai buvo vairuotojo didele klal-
da: seskus spejo pavartoti svar-
biausi savo ginkla = "apkrapl-
no" automobile :. Pc to ir ses-
kus padare dar didesne klalda
palindo kaip tik po savo prlesu
pasisilepti. Tas priesas = auto.
mobilis pajudejo ir uzsispyrell
sesku suvazinejo.
"Cadillacas", taciau, nors II
nugalejes pasisiauseli sesku, SUI
stojo. Is jo islipo keli New 4or-
ko zydai ir, kumstimis grasyda-
l.
mi i suvazineto sesko puse, KEEL
ke j kaip imanydami. lr kaip I,
nekeiks: ju grazusis Cadillac"
IS tolo tiesiog 'nese" sesko kva-
pu Pasikeike susedo If nu-
vaziavo. Nuvaziavau ir as dabar
iau laisvu keliu. 0 vaziuodamas
negalejau susilaikyti nenuslsyp-
soies, kai tik pagalvodavau, kalp
items newyorkieciams relks max
vyne gauti, taip "issiparfuma-
vusiems".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22
! kalnus.

Gerokai pavaziaves, prize IS
dziuvusios Salado upes uztikau
trobele, kur galima gauti ir ben
Zinc. Trobele vadinasi skambiu
vardu = La Gloria, t.y., Garbe
Oar apie 80 kilometru pavazia-
vus yra puikus Vallecillo dva-
ras. Tai pirmas ukis Meksikoje
per visa simta kilometrq nuo
sienos. Is cia jau gall matyti
kalnus. Kai JUGS is tolo pama-
ciau, nei nepagalvojau, kad reiks
ristis beveik j ju virsunes.
Oar po kokios dvylikos kilo-
metru privaziavau Sabinos Hi
daIgo miesteli. Miestelis nedide-
lis, bet grazioje vietoje: is vie
nos puses visai arti auksti kali
mai, is kitos - lygumos. Ikurtas
Sis miestelis jau beveik prizes
iris simtus metQ. Nors daugu-
mas cia devi Americas mados
ir siaip daug ka anne
pamegdzioja, bet jau
ir meksikines dvasios cia paste
bimi stiprus apsireiskimai.
Nuo sio miestelio jau ir teko
ristis j kalnus, kuriQ virtine il
ga ir nezinia kur il baigiasi -.
Is tolo neatrode, kad tie kali
nal gall butt toki auksti. IS pra-
lziu tai tik siaip sau nedideli
ar vidutiniski kalneliai, o paskui
lis aukstyn, aukstyn = tegu
uos paibeliai! Kelias tik ju pa
;onemis issiraizges. Pasiziuri !
,iena puse - virsune dar kahn
,ur, O zvilgteri kita = prara-
a, net plaukai siausiasi! 0 va
iuoti reikia Wis aukstyn, taip
pie kokius rs kilometrus.
Pagaliau po to ilgo ropojimo
is aukstyn ir aukstyn, vel pra-
ideda lyguma plokstikal-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

stai ir tiltas per Rio Grande
= lietuviskai tariant, per Di-
dziaja Upe = uz kurios jau
Meksika.
Prize tito Amerikos imigra-
cijos inspektoriai ir muitininkai
pakisa tam tikrus blankus, ku-
riuos is Meksikos griztant rel
kia uzpildyti ir jiems atiduoti.
Nors tie inspektoriai ir ragi-
ma greiciau vaziuoti, bet neverta
skubintis. Patartina uzregistruo-
tt pas muitininka visus oranges
MUS dalykus, kuriuos vezies su
savim: laikrodelius, foto-apara-
tus, brangakmenius ir kitus ver-
tigesnius daiktus, pavyzdziui,
kailinius ar net kailio apykakles.
Griztant toks muitines regi-
stracijos rastelis labai naudin-
gas. Be jo, apdes Amerikoj tavo
pirktus daiktus muitu ir baigta
Kitame tito gale jau Meksi-
kos imigracijos inspektoriai If
muitininkai. Sic viska rupestin-
gai perziuri ir jau neprasoml
suregistruoja visus vertinges-
MUS daiktus. IS Meksikos isva-
ziuojant reikia parodyti, kad
viska issivezi, ka atsivezei, ME
ko Meksikoje nepardavei muito
nesumokejes.
siaip jokiu kliuciu nedaro,
CANA malonus, tik beda SUI Jals,
kad retas kuris temoka anglls-
kai. o jei ir moka. tai nenor1
kalbeti, arba prakalba tik XII
items negirdint -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22
Vel kOntrOle

Is Nueva Laredo isvaziuoji
puiku "Pan American High
way. Prizes axis atsiveria pla-
clos lygumos. Niekur nei gyvos
dvasios. Tx sultingi kaktusai
ir siaip krumoksniai tose lygu-
NOSE.
Tx apie 40 kilometru prava-
ziavus kelia pastoja dar viena
muitine. Cia muitininkai ir imi-
gracijos inspektoriai dar karta
viska tikrina. Vienas is jQ cia
jau mokejo gerai angliskai ir
drasiai kalbejo. Su juo teko pla-
ciau pasikalbeti ir is jo patirtos
informacijos buvo man labai
naudingos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

mis-. Pasiekus ta aukstuma, dar
karta pastoja kelia muitininkai
ir fariziejai, = atsiprasau =
imigracijos inspektoriai. Pro
juos laimingai pralindes, jau
trauki j pirma didesni Meksikos
miesta - Monterrey.
Patogu if pigu!
Isvaziuodamas is New Yorko,
palikau dar gilia ziema, 0 cia,
Perkelta 3-cia pusl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

prc, ems no nfoblcm either 70
other rllCc Fo no matter whc.o
YOU travel tacrc IS dWa}s a
time watn YOU can gct somc
wear .i0n a fuil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Study Club In
Interesting
Crie Venture

TIE oc III 'h ,u0
c0'e ialnod The guests 'rc
ccUuttcl nta Room ~ the
CLUB h6f viih u4t c>cu'
TIE dub guests were NJ
Eu9 a eN Wno Wa, tne
Guest ~ Ms Eunsas STIR
'se clubs rcccidinC secrc
Ms lids Ma Mas jose.
ard VI Etct
Mullins Wee the guest, ~ The
.. dont Mis- SatI Fal0c
The tio,vcr mo Garden
was presented 30 VI Eleanor
Ru> cll MIS- Mah!c Raufogd az
NJ N.ts Cattc 10 honor o,
thGr recent BIRTHDAYS
a beautiful reading cutt,r
Ny SUI Nds gwen hv VI
Sadie johnson ilichhsht oi ,il-
lcr' rNr"' wee gwen hv casn
mcrbc and guest
Go, moi Williams M MchEar
invited ia tlah ~ Lansing r
.hc near tuture
The club has planned setc VI
stud, actt'icS
The r SD meeting Will be with
Mis RUtr front of WOODLAND
sueet Al members are expected
20 De pcestHt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
MODERN WOMEN SEEK
2-WAY help LIKE THIS

functional periodic pain; ~ taken
throughout the month like tonic
Il should improve your appetite, aid
digestion. and thus help build Up
resistance for the trying days u
come cAsDUI is scientifically pre-
pared and scientifically tested. j.
you suffer at those certain times.
get cNDuI today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

lcr a UI'5, ana V1at cOmnnatlOn
TO dla and 1i
The leia coat costume with
scfi princess redingoie in
wool lined with the silk print
OF the dress merits attention. A
feature Of this type outfit is
the short sleeves with bold
cuff and sloped shoulders.
FasilD lcadcrs q NcW Nurk
are already predicting that c'l-
tra,ilug Strides will be popdla
THIS fall HE selection Of one "
these SUITS NOW WIll nui tou M
vogue 7r also assure vcu oi IN
outfit inls fail
Unlike coat tho base su'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

re "a OF any one OF thes
i'c Gather In the south
on the country does MOI
r 20 buy coat and
e. uoney's worth
Or there are coats noW
boz 9ncd IN STYLES and
hlc for fall wear and
'ib allow one 20 Get two
So Roar out Of tho gar
rg0' b the long run Il can
srd As a bargain n
,he However, II YOU ir.l
- a6-inch topper coat ls
recommended
TIE cote STYLE Is \ harry
CONN FOR those who pre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

What 10 do for womans oldest
problem. functional monthly pain2
Many a girl and woman has found
the answer In cNpuIs away help.
You see. CARDuI may make things
lots easier for you in either Of two
ways; uD started , DAYS before
your time" and taken as directed
on the label. It should help relieve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Fashion Tips
BY DAISY c. HICKS
For NNPA News Service

making late appearance and that makes
the of yorr spring costume prh
Hu i added subtacted the CHI u.,alv be
t,rn a dress
loc.c IS he most -nLl-n. l--lnr ..-crl-ne
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-04-20
WOnlan's Club
Shown Movie

The Tabor City Woman's Club
met on Thursday evening of last
week at the c,uJ house with Mrs.
Jimmy Rogers in charge. High
light of the meeting was a mo-
ton picture pertai ling to cancer
which was shown to the group by
Dr.. Sam Potts.
During the business session
plans were discussed for bridge
tournament which will be held in
the near future.
Plans were made at this time
for moving the Tabor City unit
OF the county library to the club
house as of May 1st.
Official delegates were appoEt-
ed to attend the state Woman's
Club convention in Goldsboro this
week and they are as follows:
Mesdames Horace Roberts, Leon
Fonvielle. Bill Truitt. Harry Bell
and Ralph Spivey.
During the social hour the hos
tesses served punch, cookies and
sandwiches to the guests. HOS
tesses TO- the evu:ing were Mes
danes Doc Bruton. Sam Fowler,
Leon Fonvielle, Venoy stephens,
and l.. NJ. Medlin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-04-20
Methodist Choir
IS Entertained

Members of the Saint Paul
Methodist Church choir were en-
tertained last Sunday evening at
an :. formal social by Miss flelen
Butler and Mis-. Letha Butler at
the home of the former Delicious
refreshments of punch, cake. nuts
and minis were served during the
evening. Present were Mrs. wal
ter Cox, J. L. Winstead, Jimmie
Winstead. Miss Monteu: Winstead
Rev. H. Fleo Surratt, M. and
Mrs. David Kelly. DR.. and Mrs
N. X. Curlie. James Allen Cox
Mrs, G. S. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
7. Rogers. Ms. Walker Floyd,
Mr.. and MIS-. J. X. Floyd. Miss
Mary 10 Cole. Bill Cole. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard G. Cole. Miss Ro-
herta McCullock. Miss Caroline
MURRAY. Dr.. and Ms. L. M. Wad-
dell. Morris Waddell. Miss Evalyn
Wadden Mrs. w. w. Woody, Miss
Lucille EIoise Elliott.