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VIESA RINKLIAVA RUGSEJO

Birzelio men. % d., Detroite
BALFo 76 skyrius susauke ma
SIM susirinkima apsvarstyti vie
SOS rinkliavos klausima Detroi-
to mieste ir priemiesciuose. Nu-
sistatyta, jei bus gautas is val
dzios leidimas, rudenl tokia vie
So rinkliava ivykdyti.
Praktika parode, kad vieso-
sios rinkliavos gatvese duoda
grazius rezultatus. zinoma, tam
reikia gerokai pasidarbu t l..
Svarbiausia - tureti daug rim
kejq.
Detroito visuomene visuomet
buvo dosni ir suprato musu bro
| liu vargus. Daug tremtiniu is
emigravo ir dar isemigruos, bet
dalis negales palikti saltuju ir
alkanuju kareiviniu. Tad De-
troito BALFo 76 skyrius krei-
piasi visus Detroito geros va
lios lietuvius remit 81 kilnu dar-
ba.
Kas aukomis, kas darbu! Visi
j talka, visi didiji zygi = j
Tag Day, kuri ivyks rugsejo
"a diena. Atminkite, kad nuo
jusu prisidejimo priklausys rink
liavos pasisekimas!
Viesos rinkliavos (Tag Day.
garbes komitete yra garbes pir-
mininkais: kun. J. Cizauskas,
sv. Jurgio par. kleb.; kun. |.
Boreisis, sv. Antano par. kleb. !;
kun. w. Misevicius, sv. Petro
par. kleb.; kun. J. Kluonius;
teisejas J. Uvick; advokatas A.
Conrad.
Rinkliavai organizuoti ir jai
vadovauti iSrinktas komitetas is
Stu asmenu: E. Pauraziene, pir-
mininke; M. Kase, sekretore; V.
Urbonas, Helene Rauby, A. Dali
MUS, M. Kucinskiene, O. Nava-
saitiene, B. Budriunas, j. Pas
kauskas, j. Pilka.
Xxi rinkliavos dienos laiko ne
daug, todel rinkeju registraci-
ia pradedama jau dabar. Kvie-
ciami visi. Musu obalsis: rim
keju, rinkeju ir dar karta rim
kejq! Todel visus prasom tuo-
jau uzsiregistruoti, nenutrau-
kiant j paskutines dienas. Kas
negales paaukoti visos dienos, o
tik kelias valandas, vistiek pra-
somi registruotis, nes centas
prie cento, doleris prie dolerio
sudaro simtus ir tukstancius
doleriu.
Pagal zemiau paduotus ad-
resus registracija vykdoma visa
diena:
E. Pauraziene, 17403 Quincy
Ave., Detroit 21, Mich. Tel.
Un. 2-3298;
NJ. Kucinskiene, 2008 Hubbard,
Detroit, 9, Mich. Telef. Ia.
5-0234;
J. Pilka, 2252-24th St., Detroit
16, Mich. Tel. Ta. 5-8442.
Detroito BALFO rs SIX.
ViesOsios RinkliavOs KOmitetas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
Vienas dideliam dvare

Kadangi buvau jau pc vaka-
rienes, tai ta vakara seimininko
vaisinguma teko priimti viso-
kiausiu likeriu pavidale -.
IS ryto visas dvaro PERSONALS
jau $50 val. buvo pakiles. Me
ko kita neliko, kaip tik keltis ir
man, nes miegoti jau buvo be-
veik negalima salia toxic gyvo
ir toll grazu ne tylaus judejimo.
Namas didelis, apie 80 kam-
bariu. Laimei, visi kambariaj
sunumeruoti, tai siaip taip nepa-
klydau. Is tarnaites suzinojau,
kad pusryciauti teks vienam. il
perdave seimininko atsipraSyma
'ir paaiskino, kad jis anksti SUI
darbininkais isjojo darbu pa
skirstyti.
Name klausia, ko as noreciau
pusryciams - meksikiniu ar
amerikiniu produktQ. IS atsargu-
mo papraSiau amerikiniu. Ir ga
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Geri sekliai!


Tasai, kick sypsodamasis, ga
ma nesklandziai angliskai pra-
dejo man aiskinti, kad jau ke-
linta diena names lakias ir pa
galiau sulaukes. Bet nesiskubi-
no pasakyti, kodel lauke ir is
kur Zinc, kad as esu Shame pa
saulyje, ypac is kur suzinojo,
kad as siandien uzkandziauju
Wales mieste, "Athens Cafe. =.
Jis visu pirma pareiske, kad
esu jo svecias, galiu naudotis
jo namais, kick tik patiks, ir
pareiske, kad turiu butt pasiruo-
ses cia nakvoti.
Pagaliau papasakojo, kad su-
zinojes apie name is savo brolio
sunaus. Pasirodo, SUI tue jo bro
lilo sunum esame buve drauge
kariuomenej. Vaziuodamas Mex
sikon, buvau uzsukes pas j j
Houston, Texas.
Tx man is jo isvaziavus, jis
atsimines, kad nedave man savo
dedes adreso, O labai isigeides,
kad butinai j aplankyciau. Tai
jis, vyras, parase dedei laiska,
nurode mano automobile nume-
|ri, aprase automobiliaus ir ma
no paties isvaizda ir iprase dede,
kad butinai name "sugautu" ir
pavaisintu -.
Tas dede, pasirodo, beturis
seklio gabumu. Jis tuoj sumo
te, kad, jeigu tas Valickas va
ziuos pro Wales, tai greiciau-
siai uzsuks "Athens Cafe.
Todel jis paprase tos kavines
tarnautojus sekti, ar nesustos
kada toks AUTOMOBILES ir ar
neuzeis toks ir toks keleivis.
Tarnautojai keleta dienu saugojo
visus amerikinius automobiles,
ir galu gale name "sugavo" 4.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02

vau: "Lipton Tea, "Phoenix"
surio ir dar keleta konservuotu
produktq, SUI neabejotinai anne
rikinemis etiketemis. Vadina-
81, tikrai, galima jaustis, kaip
mamie. Bet, pagalvojau, po simts
pypkiu, ar gi as cia tam esu, kad
tureciau ta patti, kaip mamie :?
Bet pats kaltas - tai prasiau...
Po pusryciu isejau apsidairy-
tt. Dvaro trobesiq tik keletas.
Visi muriniai, sienos baltos, sto-
gai raudonu cerpiu, viskas tie
siog skesta didziuliame sode,
apelsinu ir citru medziuose.
Taip man bevaiksciojant, So
do kraste suurzge motoras ir pa
maciau, kad is sodo pakrascio
pakilo lektuvas. Nuejau j ia pu-
Sc - ziuriu, ogi cia esama pui-
Klaus aerodromo, kuriame dar
du lektuveliai tupi. Sodo pakras-
ciu eina grazus kelias, o ties
kampu lenta su uzrasu: Ran
cheria Hortensia".
Isvaiksciojau soda, paskui pui-
kius darius, kuriu ir gallo nema-
tyt, ir nepajutau, kaip atejo vi
durdienis. Grizau SUI apetitu
bent dvejiems pietums -. Vie
nus tuoj ir gavau. Bet vos spe-
jau tuos sukirsti, isgirdau, kad
uz sodo nusileido lektuvas ir ne
trukus iejo seimininkas. Ant
stale vel pietus. Seimininkas
paskelbe, kad to, ka suvalgiau,
jis neuzskaito ir turiu drauge
SUI juo pietauti. Ka darysi. :.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02

tu: siuvimo, dirbtuviu mocha
nikos, mechanisko braizymo
rankdarbiu ir KIT. Mokestis vi
kursa tik $500.
Cia paduodame mokyklu sara
So, kad norintieji jas lankyt
galetu is anksto pasirinkti sat
artimiausias
High School of Commerce
1880 w Grand River
(prie Vernon H'way) Zone
Northen High
9O26 Woodward Ave.
(prie Clairmount Ave.) Z.2
Central High
2425 Tuxedo Ave.
(prie Linwood Ave.) Zone 6
Hutchins intermediate
1920 Woodrow Wilson
(prie Blaine Ave. Zone 6
Mackenzie High
9275 Wyoming Ave.
(arti W.Chicago ir Oakmar
Blvd.) Zone A
Northwestern High
620O Grand River
(prie Grand Boulv.) Z.8
Western High
1900 Scoten Ave. Zone 9
(prie Clark Prk ir Vernon H. }
Chadsey High
1886 Martin St.
(prie McGraw Ave.) z. 10
Southwestern High
1921 w Fort St., Zone 9
(arti Waterman ir Livernois)
Cooley High
15O55 Hubbell Ave-, z. 27
(tarp Chalfonte ir FenkelD
DENLY High
1280O Kelly Road
(prie Grayton) Zone "a.
Redford High
21431 Grand River :. 49,.
(prie Six Mile Rd.) Zone 19
Pershing High
1875 Ryan Ave.
(prie Seven Mile Rd.) Z. "a
Northeastern High
1880 Grandy Ave.
(prie E. Warren Ave.) z. Z
Eastern High
ITO E Grand Bvd.
(tarp Cherlevoix ir Mack) z Z
Miller High
1922 Dubois Ave., Zone 7
(Tarp Jay ST. ir E. Vernon)
Southeastern High
5000 Fairview Ave., Zone IA
(prie Charlevoix ir Mack)
TECHNIKOS IR AMATV
MOKYKLOS:
Wilbur Wright Coop. High
1888 18th St., Zone 8
(prie Grand River ir Canfield)
Pamokos nuo 6 Xxi 10 val.
vakare. Moko auto ir motoru
mechanikos, metalurgijos, sta
liu ir saltkalviu darby ir mate
matikos.
Aero Mechanics
1924 French Road, Zone 5
(prie MtOlivet ir City Airp)
Moko orlaiviu ir ju motorQ
konstrukcijos, ir metalo "Trip
dymo (Welding). Pamokos nuo
6 Xxi 10 val. vakare.
Gass Technical High
2421 Second Bvd., Zone l
(tarp w Vernon ir Henry
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: 10000 myliq y!
& keliOne ~. 14s'cnAs t.ss
(Tesinys is pereito numerio)

ir privaziavom puiku dvara. Cia
tuojau name ir pristate jau be-
laukianciam p. Hernandez.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
Lankome dki :. lektuvu!

Po pietu isisodino jis name
AUTOMOBILE ir nusiveze j aerodro-
ma. Dabar, sake, vaziuosim ma
no ukio apziureti.
Niekad ir j galva nebuvo ate
just mintis, kad gall tekti ukio
apziureti lektuvu skristi...
Sudrebejo suburzge lektu-
wells ir mes pakilome. Ne auks-
tai skrido, kad viskas butu ge-
raj matyti..
Apskridome "Rancheria Hor-
tensia" - gal apie 1000 hekta-
ru plotas - o paskui per kalnQ
grandine pasileidome j antraji
uki. Ir tas atrode panasiai gra-
ziai irengtas, tik zymiai mazes-
mis-, gal apie 500 hektaru. Paskui
vel per kalnus j trecia. Tas dar
mazesnis, tik apie 300 hektaru,
bet tai beveik istisai citru So
das.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
Viskas "apie".

1ssikalbejom apie dvara. Pa
klausiau, kick raguociu turf.
syptelejes atsako: 'Apie 2000".
Melziamu karviu apie 400, kar-
viQ mesai apie 100, versiu ir
iauciq mesai apie 200, kiti IRA
guociai" - tai ozkos ir avinai
mesai. Darbininku Shame dvare
dirba apie so, O kituose dvie-
juose dar po 20. Kai paklau-
siau, kick gi jis zemes turf, tai
vel nusisypsojo ir sake: "Uztek-
tinai..." .= -...
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02

Kai grizom atgal, kieme sto-
VETO sesi sunkvezimiai, pilni to
ukio gaminiu. Du buvo su dar-
zovemis. Situos, sake Seiminin-
kas, sunaudos vietine rinka. O
kiti trys SUI citromis = USA
rinkai. Sestas sunkvezimis bu-
vo pilnas kiausiniu. situos, sa-
ko, gadziai sules
= Kaip tai, gaidziai?!
Pasirodo, Meksikoj labai ma
dol ziureti gaidziu pestyniu. Tai
yra jiems idomiausias teatras...
Tam tikslui jie specialiai augina
stiprius ir piktus gaidzius, O kad
jie butQ geri pestukai, lesina
JUGS virtais kiausiniais. Del to
ir kiausiniu kainos Meksikoj
CANA aukstos, mes ju labai daug
gaidziai sulesa
(Bus daugiau)
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Druftees' and Veterans Guide
BY Maj. Thomos N. NioI-

Two questions on insurance.
from r. W., Volant, Pa, lead of
today's question and answer
column.
Where do you send your
premium now that they've elimi-
mated branch ofiices?" he asks,
and "is it advisable to convert your
insurance back to the time you
took out your term policy, when
you first entered the service?"
The first answer is-keep send
ing your premiums to the same
old place, but substitute District
Office" for branch office.
District offices, located at the
exact same spot as the old branch
Offices, handle all insurance
matters.
And the second answer is-it's
possible to convert back to the
date you first got your NSLI
term" insurance. but without
knowing all about your financial
set-up it's impossible to say
whether it is advisable. It would
take a good lump sum. equal
about to the difference between
what you have already paid as
term premiums and what you
would have paid If you had had
a converted policy all the time.
It's not q bad idea, if you have
such a lump sum in your bank. to
use it in paying premiums in ad-
vance, rather than converting
back. You should get your near
est VA Office to help you decide.
From Miss H. p, address I'M
kown: If q boy enlists in the
Army for three years and is sent
right overseas after basic training,
how long can they keep him
there?"
For as long as they want (within
the three-year period, Of course). .
It depends entirely on the needs
Of the Army and the availability
Of replacements and I doubt If
you could get q more definite
answer from the Army itself.
From A. g., Wichita, Kans., II
am entitled to IS months Of edu-
cation and training under the CT
Bill. What I'd like to know is,
there any way at all for me to get
that Is months eligibility ex-
tended to four years. because there
is a job-training course want
very much to take and can get
into right away?"
In q word, no.
From r. S. p, Frostburg, r. l.:
Il came back from the war and
went right to work. I haven't
missed a day on the job since.
and don't plan to. I'm building
q home, on my own, and have
borrowed nothing Under the CT
Bill. Now it looks like I will be
out Of 1920" and it doesn't
seem right that q man who came
back and didn't 60 to work should
get the best out OF the GI Bill.
What do you think?"
It's not what think, but what
the CT Bill says, that counts. To
rate 52-20 (readjustment allow
ance, or unemployment pay) you
must be unemployed. you must
register as such with your local
employment Office and you must
be willing, ready and able to take
any suitable" job offered you.
But since you are not employed,
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Indiana State Society Plans
Fashion Show Tomorrow

A luncheon and fashion show
sponsored by the Indiana State
Society is scheduled for 1890 pm.
tomorrow in the Mayhower Hotel.
Members of the society will
make plans for opening the 25th
annual Hoosier Salon on April z
at the National Collection of Fine
Arts, Smithsonian Institution,
Tenth street and Constitution ave-
Evening star., 1949-03-25

and don't expect to be, you are
ineligible. That's the law. =
From J. B., Pittsburgh: what
about the one-year enlistment
program for 1S-year-olds? Is that
still in ef1ect?"
Sure. All branches of the serv-
ice must accept certain numbers
Of one-year. 18-year-old enlistees
each month Crowded they want
to enlist). This is part of the
Draft Act. After the one years
service come four years in the
organized reserve Cor six in the
unorganized). Following this pro-
gram guarantees immunity from
the draft (Which is not being used
today anyway and may not be
used for many months.
(From A. p. Newsfeatures.)
Evening star., 1949-03-25

nue. NV. This is the first time
the salon. an exhibition of the
work of Indiana artists, has been
held here. It will continue
through April %.
Miss Cynthia Bergman. last
years Indiana Cherry Blossom
Princess, and Mrs. Edward Kruse,
jr.. wife Of Representative Kruse,
Democrat, Of Indiana. will be
guest models at tomorrow's style
show, to be presented by Jelleff's s.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
ANA Specialists to Give
Doctors Extra Truininq

The American Medical Associ-
alton will send groups of private
specialists to Sitka, Alaska, and
Navajo Indian Reservations to
give "refresher training" courses
to Interior Department doctors
stationed in those areas.
A group Of high-ranking ANA
leaders agreed to the project,
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Austriu Seeks Tourists

Austria has introduced tourist
cards to facilitate travel there in
the hope Of stimulating profits
from this lucrative business.
Evening star., 1949-03-25

slated tentatively for July. In .
meeting yesterday with Interior
Secretary Krug.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-03-25


Tommy Lloyd, 1S-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Lloyd, shows signs
Of becoming tif he isn't already the
most decorated athlete in Chapel Hill.
HIS most recent honor was a trophy
awarded by the Durham AMVETS
and the city recreation department
to the most valuable player in the
midget AMVET basketball tourney.
The presentation was made after the
tournament finals last Saturday night
IN Durham by Dan Hill, assistant di-
rector Of athletics at Duke.
The Chapel Hill midget basketball
team was sponsored this year by the
Kiwanis club. Tommy was a guest Of
honor at the clubs meeting this week.
Last year, when the team was spon-
sored by the University's Monogram
club, Tommy received an honorable
mention as the most valuable player.
Tommy is Boy Scout with sew
eral merit badges. While at camp last
summer he won six badges for ex-
cellence in sports, including tennis,
basketball, ping pong, rifie-shooting,
and baseball, and was voted the
camps best all-around athlete.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-03-25
Arts and Crafts to
Be Shown Tomorrow

An exhibit of works by Mrs. John
Foushee's former arts and crafts
students, and other craftsmen who
wish to be represented, will be on
view tomorrow and Sunday at Per
son hall art gallery. Glasses viii in
clude work in leather, metal, wood
carving, fabric decoration, and cera-
mics.
Entries should be delivered at the
gallery between 8 and 10 AN. to-
morrow. Members of the Community
Club or the Carolina Danes Club
wishing to enter works in the ex-
hibit are requested to get in touch
with Mrs. Walter Heilman. Others
should communicate with Mrs.
Foushee.
Mrs. Foushee plans to resume her
arts and crafts classes at the gallery
April 4. With morning sessions from
8 to IL and evening sessions from z
to 10, she win give an Introductory
course for beginners and an advanced
course for her former students and
others.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-03-25

Young drama students from all
over the state are here for the Caro-
lima Dramatic Associations 26th
annual play festival, which began
Wednesday and will continue through
tomorrow at the Playmakers theatre
under the command of John W. Par
ker, executive secretary Of the associa-
tion. The purpose Of the festival is
to promote the production Of plays,
pageants, and festivals, and thus to
stimulate interest in the making Of
native drafEa.
Today's program follows: $50
AM, three plays by county high
schools; 11:45, a new play from
Appalachian State Teachers College
about Daniel Boone; 2 PM, four plays
by city high schools; 1880, two plays
by junior colleges; 9:1b, exhibit and
discussion at scene shop.
Tomorrow's program: 8 AN,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-03-25
Tribute to Miss Louise Alexander

From the tribute of President Gra-
ham to Miss Louise Alexander at the
dinner at which she received the
Oliver Max Gardner Award:
Graduate of Queens College,
afumna Of the University OF Tennes-
see and of the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, lawyer, clerk
of the court, twenty-six years
teacher, fourteen years at the Wom-
ans College, personal choice of Dean
Harriet Elliott to be her successor
as teacher of political science, nominee
of the faculty advisory committee as
the master teacher Of the Woman's
College, Miss Alexander makes her
classroom lively experience Of the
living past in which leaders and peo-
pie live again in their political strug-
giles and aspirations for freedom and
democracy, through which the stu
dents themselves have a recreative
part in the making Of our civilixa-
ton. Currents of youthful enthusiasm
for learning and the public service
flow through her classroom into the
self-government Of the campus and
from the campus into the remaling
of a nobler Commonwealth"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-03-25
Theatre Tickets to
Go on Sale Monday

Tickets for apple Tree Farm the
Ida Lupino William MacIiwinen
musical comedy, win go on sale Mon
day at Ledbetter- Pickard's and the
Playmakers' Swain hall business Of
fee. Admission win be 81.
apple Tree Farm" written by
Miss Lupino from an idea Of her
fathers, with original music by Mr..
MacIlwinen, a graduate student in
the University's dramatic art depart
ment, will be given Monday through
Friday nights, April 4-S, in the Play
makers theatre under the sponsorship
Of their laboratory theatre group. All
proceeds will go to the Koch Memo
rial fund for the building of a new
theatre.
In long distance call with Mr..
MacIlwinen Tuesday night Miss Lu-
pino said she would be unable to be
in Chapel Hill for the premiere of
her show. She is engaged in produc-
ing her first picture Ito be titled "Not
Wanted") and cannot leave Holly
wood for the next month or so. How
ever, she plans a visit to Chapel Hill
within the near future, she said.
Last week goth Century Pictures,
Inc. wrote the Carolina Playmakers
for script Of Apple Tree Farm. /"
Miss Lupino was notified of the let
ter and arranged meeting this week
with the motion picture company.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-03-25
Young Drama Students from All over State
Come Here for 26th Annual Play Festival

directors breakfast and business
session at the Inn; 1890, costume
and makeup contest; 1880, two plays
by city high schools; 2 PM, four
plays by county high schools; 1880,
two original plays; 9 PM, two plays
by senior colleges; 1O:3O, presenta-
ton of awards.
The admission price to each play
session (open to the public) Is 30
cents.
Awards to be made ut the final
session include those for playwriting,
costuming and makeup, and produc-
ton, and the Playmakers award and
the Betty Smith award The latter,
an annual award established by Betty
Smith in memory of Frederick H.
Koch, provides a 500 prize for the
best original one-act play, $50 for
the second best, and $2b for the play
placing third.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-03-25

gineering department.
Two and half years later Miss
Davis established her own industrial
design shop.
Her work has been exhibited at the
Peiping Institute of Fine Arts in
China, the Boyer Galleries in New
York, the Whitney Museum of Ameri-
can Art, the Museum Of Modern Art,
the Architectural League, the Wood
stock Gallery, and at the Pennsylvania
Academy Of Fine Arts.
But she says the life Of q gallery
hack" is not for her. Just as she
shakes her head at too much academic
art training, she frowns on exhibits
as the sole aim Of an artist Her aim
has been to aft art into peoples lives
SO they can really use it; to develop
fresh, free form based on an under
standing Of how to use materials and
to analyze their place in modern liy-
ing.
"The best of what / know" she
says, "has been learned from wood
carvers, pattern makers, and machin-
ists-not from artists" Although this
experience may not have added any
thing to American art, she feels it
was worth q great deal to learn to
work quickly and well in variety of
materials.
Miss Davis is as enthusiastic over
the talent she has found in Chapel
Hill as she Is over the quality OF the
clay she has dug up near Durham and
used in her classes. She teaches II
hours a week.
Her dream for the University art
department is q well-equipped wood
carving and ceramics shop, where
students will produce and sell their
work. Her first step in this direction
has been to purchase and repair .
potter's wheel.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-03-25
NeighbOrhoOd Notes

and Lieutenant Commander R. E.
Coker, Jr., Of the Navy Medical
Corps, Washington, d. G., and Com
mander Coker's son, Robert Martin
Coker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Mankin came
from New York City q few days ago
to visit their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram Olkin on
Cameron avenue. Mrs. Mankin Is
still here. Mr.. Mankin returned to
New York but will be here again
later.
Miss Alice Noble was in New Bern
for three-day visit this week.
w. s. Spearman, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Spearman and their children
Bob and Mary Lindsay visited rela.
tives In Charlotte and Newberry, s.
c., during the spring holidays.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-03-25
The Death of Charlie L. Lindsay

Charlie L. Lindsay, 81, formerly Of
Chapel Hill, died Tuesday at his home
in Franklin, Tenn. Funeral services
will be conducted today friday at
Damascus Christian church by Rev.
Henry G. Ruark. The funeral party
will leave at i0:30 this morning from
the Walker Funeral Home.
A native Of Chatham county, Mr..
Lindsay was for many years mer-
chant and real estate dealer here and
in Durham. He is survived by his
wife, daughter, and a. granddaugh-
ter, all Of Franklin, Tenn, and two
half-brothers, Bum Thrift Of Carr
boro and Fred Thrift Of White Cross
Will Lindsay of 204 McCauley street
is his first cousin.