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Evening star., 1949-05-11
'EEIIGENE 81. ROBERTS
RIGGS MANOR APIS.

6Si3 Riggs I'd. Chillum HeiEnts. Mo.
-Immediate possession; sxtra-larse
closets, exhaust fans, garbage dis
posal units, laundry and storage
rms; $97 so includes utilities. This
beautifully HANDICAPPED development
with It's location snd settins. has 70
reach: Drive out Missouri ave, to
RigTs I'd. and continue % apart.
n1eFits. n. O.. SMrTHY CO.. Sll
18th st. nv. ST. 5000 is
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MOVING, PACKING B STORAGE

n s3 monthly: local and va. mcy-
..s;, =; sss = H; sss .sss Z, Ss
s4-hr. service. furniture. trunks ane
hasEage AT. 276e or FR. o3s6
MOVING Iss rsn.n sY rE5ssr nslp sssTs cs
any time. MR. COOK. GLs 5l37.
sercss he eounfry: safe STORAGE q
ssDsrssss ssDsrs so '5s a1r usNxfRssTs usxfRssTs sRsass
Ex-GI - Mcyins. packing. stogege
LarRe and small Jobs. Extra l0w
rates. GLOVER. ME. SEES 16s
VET desires household moyins. zen.
hanlins. an % s9nsr,ss T2TTk;s T so-gF -iFsursa
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JAMES FEED STORE, $40 K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds baby chicks;
turkeys; poultry supplies. NE. 0069.
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BUNGALOW
CHEVY CHASE

Here Is your opportunity, We have
recsived many REQUESTS fef this type
OF home located In the chesy Chase
area Thit bungalow Is In imma.
eaists condition and has lnrss ily-
large dininE room. Kitchen, : bed
rooms. den and tile bath, ali on
one floor, full basement. stairway 10
expAadAhls attic; dstAehed sarAKs
near all eoHyenieness shown by
appointment only, Exclusive with
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
s42o Conn. Ave, EM, 800,
EveA. call Nj, Raymond co ssss
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RAMBLER

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MT. PLEASANT

Excellent iesA,soA ieSs to a. eesE
ths Csc d-sieTy are EasslAa sAHAs
hF1sk has spiSEste potsEkssi Gnsegat
essnt Ftzs have private ltoaai sRr
trance eemPiels bath sns ethsg
uAlNtea 10 sIAtF kiEaels FRs sne
baths on aepsE nsssFs Thts - the
sIyke heHss iA asmAne hy thaes
wishtnE 10 ESTABLISH htsA Grade
Suess hauSs AhaxR b app
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO
s&sa CuHn ave EAs sss$S syss eaA
NJ ThDsnHxhF, MS4 AAaA
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HOUSES EXCHANGED
s RM.. semidet. brick
home for larger home. 10. 3-6709.
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s5th st, and Alton ri. NV.
Omen Daily and Evenings

8smlast, new. all hFsck besetiiai
nsrsptlnnAiiE weA-aestEhss Asss
hnlit pi hatst matsFieh ksnss lis
fm with hrselsse, alhihs Fua shd
SeFt smhtt sitsksn wish hpstl
raIoFfNi nfsd baths j hs6tass tt&5
eusts lAEssl. stalfuAy " un6atshss
starAAs attic AFtikhtsAlE &sea4sts1
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rsse In rear niFee4t@ns Oas taahs
ave 70 AlhefmArts. turn tsft y atth
left 70 cur epeH sisb- k8sisaht
With
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EX 24S9
~. A-aLnA.
Quality Commercial
Mr.. Ath and Farragut NV.

fhts moasrn s-taMs Aeass 10 9 REsl
.sesties 10 eFtesA tgS ssisA sa*
ssaip l'I an5 ssik fali esmt a.,
heat hust-ia saF ~ taFs te zee
thts sxttl value Ne sise have 80.
Efsi pthef seed bsyt IT, Z fsw
heaAes Pet iRtaf eF apRi Sc Shsese,
J B. TIFFEY
HAa ksNNAsH An HH A.
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I'm sT. HIGHLANDS

rseexx. hwars nswsy aseessss6 ee&-
vsxssmx esssxkax hNzna sssEssk~ sssaf
Sxxh aa6 CnA&' Gee. Has 81 Sssss
seenzs. kstA. Aes<ssssF hes4 sy~e
arr0ises. aA hafnezs sas fsss4sf&.sss
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1919 r q. as- Hsastass IA sTb&
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WEST GEORGETOWN

one OF those popular center hail
corner homes. In the Rurieiih sub
division, Just Nest OF Western Hrsh
School. especially desirable snvireH-
tilent and convenient Ia every.
thing" 4 bright rooms. is and ana
Door rorches, insulated attic, fn-
ished room In basement, oil heat
BRICK garage Hoaae Is nov vacant
and while II 10 priced 81 SlS $40.
reasonable Offers sili be considered
Call Mr.. Boothby trveninFs. TN
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1900 BLK. COL. RID.
fine 1-bedroom apt
features spacious room, 24-hr.
switchboard and elevator service and
q most cony. NV. location: total
MafcnfM sxfPeases uhSes Rsa, ssS astaIs me- oW ses
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"WESTGATE"

Vacant oSneF ssys sell Thh ast
brick home only lee YEAR cid
has fcomA bedFm4 Z batGs
located on An excellent hsmsAitt
,ast On Massachusetts ave csll
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scuSIs tcs sAlI~-ssss.A-.a
S., ,ns1 CASH
HOME AND iNYEgr

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EHANNON E LULHH CO.
1900 y q He "a HaAs
80 0(t0 CAgI4---&fl6 NO.

4 eeasfsfsstsk ssms4stssas4 bems
.seatsG in The pslissses " -
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I y5aifER b co. fisC. hsaAsEs 81.
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- CONGRESS HTS, Sc
4s3 Valley ave. Sc. exquisitely furn.
i-bedrnn. spt.a mr.. shoppiItE and
W. BEREES, INC, 1928 X st. NV.
MA DIAL Ia
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YORKTOWN VILLAGE

Bedrm. and Bath, lst Fl.
Close to sprins VALLEY sheppins een-
tar Owner being transferred % ter
fs.eis fisn dus "a. i5ss Ssst B; s,.. :sls VIC
L. u BREuklNuEl A SONS
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aousTs sce sAlI--ss~A-s.,

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SIS egsh TIA AsssaAss Hsa ss4~A Ia
sNsssr-Ssaz @S ~ skzSs wSSS S&
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}. A. AckEEvER CO INC
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Alton Pl. and Reno Rd. NV
Open Daily, Including Ewes

Open Daily. Including Ewes.
pet brick OF fIne eonStrpc.ion and
individual DECORATION, short walk
TO Conn. ave, Transp and schools
Lis, rr with nrepl, square dinins
rm, and open concrete porch 3 lse
bedrms.. sun deck and Holly " cod
bath Fuli hsmt. with idry trsys,
eopper plumbing, y bath and Bry-
ant gas heat. Directions: out Conn
I'd left elk TO our 'opsn. ,lsp
JAMES L, pixoN q CO.. io2a ijth
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JAMES L. DIXON q CO
Nr pureau Of standaFds

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masonry htmss sssaalI toesAss hssf
Eonpextieas eve afe f1iSsH o. 80
easily Affanss1 fuf sting tktfa
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DOCTOR
REAL BUYl

aies det frame hatns On ueofsia
ave ideally taeatee Sith sepsTsts
hpts.. fefy epea ineaase pFpeefts
10 in sHAsiisnI shape aRs fsAaS fes
esHef 10 @aSR tHtS ana eef6f HtFs
Gall ME fsdiara. sttk
JAMES l.. DIXON A CO,
lnss lfIh ct ~. ~. 1900 s.ss,
oa- T7es sr wo. assa Ast u,
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SHANNON 4 &luCHs CO
nEAvrtFyi. RAMn rR

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JESS FISHER a CO. INC
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Own Your Own Apt. Home
EDMUND I FLYNN

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Mr.. 18th AND COL. RID.
Foyer. Nv rm., din. space, hedrm.,
kit, bath; good cond.; immed. oc-
cupaney: elevator and switchboard
service: in established COOPERATING;
S1,ba0 Call M Gavin. with II. @
SNIrHY CO. ST. $500 -ls
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EMPLOYED VET. desires to be mar
ried, also desires 3-rm. apt. in nv.
Cali MISS JOHN, Ia. 5S73 after
pm.
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ChEN1 Ct1A6E, ~. ".
Lsssay e-strry Get. eTsrk huas& wsfh
eS&esass4 As6rus-. AArxs tsss Fzh.. WIN
ArersAces &tE- rxs.. Gen. kft. Asss n<p-
ArnsA brksss Ym.. large fan hssbs
with iMEstcgY. est heat and sxsxxes
cne block 81 WtseoGs3n ssss satts-
sest prtee villa stAsraEest teTs1&.
Car NJ wsisk M. stoo. sssasnsh-
Az sstp
Mr.. waiter Reed Hospital
Attractive ssms6ss. hrsek Boone u ne
} nsrs rnsx.. 4 ke@rMx, tie h&thA
e1rseT-hal! pa&ns trH seMsi VITA
basit-fn ssrase. eli hsat fsf9s- &c
bssns nsgsy se6sesrstsd. - ssfs
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Leo N. Bernstein q Co.
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The Nome nugget., 1949-12-14
To Delay Naming
 Successor To
 David K. LiIienthal

KEY WEST, Fla. CP) - The White House said said that Presi- dent Truman will delay appoint ing a successor to David F.. Lilien- thai until after Congress recon venes in January.
 Lilienthal has promised to stay on the job briefly as chairman of the atomic energy commission if any pending work requires it" after his resignation becomes eff fective at the end of the year.
 Presidential press secretary Charles G. Ross told reporters:
 "The President will not make any appointment before Congress meets. MT. Lilienthal doesn't leave until January l."
 Meantime, Presidential advis- ors came thick and fast to swim with President Truman and help him draft all-important messages to Congress.
 They left the chief executive with a personal housing problem. And no navy man under the rank of captain felt secure in his berth as hunks were provided for the guests.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-14
Must Register For Selective Service

Calling attention to the fact that failure to register is a violation of law and makes the delinquent lia- ble to penalty, J. L. Mccormick, Alaska Territorial director of Se- lective Service, today outlined registration requirements under the selective service act of l948, which he said he believed were not thoroughly understod by all of the general public.
 "The obligation to register" :" MT. Mccormick said, lis a contin- uing obligation and must be full filled regardless of whether men are being inducted into the armed forces under the selectiVe service act. The obligation to register is imposed by the Act on every male, citizen or resident, in the United States between the ages of Is and 26, with only the general excep- lions of members in the armed forces on active duty and certain aliens"
 The young man who becomes Is is required to register at a local board office within five days of the date of his eighteenth birth
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-14
TRANSFER ALASKA STEAM JUNEAU AGENT TO SITKA

SEATTLE, (P) - The Alaska Steamship Co.,, has announced that Dave M. Ramsey, agent at Juneau. Alaska, has been trans ferred to Sitka where he will sue ceed Fred Arnold a Sagent.
 Adm. F. A. Zeusler, assistant to the company president, said the transfer became effective Satur- day Arnold resigned recently to make his home in Seattle.
 Ramsey, 40, was born in Doug las and joined Alaska Steam as purser in 1884. He shifted later to the NOrthland Transportation Co.,. and then rejoined the Alaska Line in 1945 as Juneau agent.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-14
MIR. BERNIER OF N. C. co. ILL IN STATES

Mrs. H. Bernier of the Northern Commercial Co.,, returned home today, having left here suddenly with her husband, local manager of the N. C. Co.,, who has been in very poor health. She states that MT. Bernier will not be able to re- turn and is resting in Tacoma, Wash, where she will join him as soon as her packing has been com pleted.
 MT. Bernier has been manager of the Northern Commercial Co.,, here since the company entered business in Nome when the T. Lehman Store was taken over by them.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-14

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
 SECOND DIVISION
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE of J. A. PANGMAN.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-14

day, Mccormick explained, but if he. happens to be away from home he need not return; he may regis ter at the nearest local board con- venient to him and the record will be sent to the local board having jurisdiction, even though it is in another State. After he registers, it is mandatory that a registrant keep his local board informed of any change in his address or change in status, the director pointed out. This applies after he
 becomes 26 as well as before.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-14
Mrs. Gus Bjornstad

been visiting her daughters in the States returned home today. Most of her visit was with her oldest daughter Bertha, in Oroville, Ohio, and her new grandson.
 Her youngest daughter Mar garet who is attending WSC, vis- tied with her in Seattle where Mrs. Bjornstad also had the plea sure of visiting Mrs. Fred Cavota at Laura Beach Sanatorium and Dave Gray former Nomeite.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-14
Notice Of Hearing on Final Report and Account of Administration and
 Determination of Heirship

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Harold F. Harper, Adminis- trator of this estate, has filed his Final Report and Account and that a hearing upon said Report and Account and proof of heirship will be heard before the Judge of Pro- bate aforesaid at Nome, Alaska, on the 7th day of March, 1850 at the hour of ten o'clock AM.
 All objections in the matter of the Administrators Report and Account and proof of heirShip will be heard by the Court at the aCove-named time and place. DATED this 22nd day of No vember, 1949.
 HAROLD F. HARPER,
 Administrator SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this 3rd day of Decem- Der, 1949.
 (SEAL)
 THEODORE C. DUFFIELD,
 Probate Judge Pub. Dec. ?, IA, 21, 28, 1949.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

LEGAL ADVERTISEMEN IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
 SECOND DIVISION
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF EMILE LAURIN,
 Deceased. Notice of Hearing on Administra- tors Reports and Accounts and Determination of the Beneficiaries
 of This Estate
 Notice is hereby given that c. R. Jackson, the Administrator here in, has filed his Final Report and Account and that by Court Order Hearing on the Administrator Reports and Accounts will be held before the above named Court on the 18th day of February, 1850. at the hour of 1000 O'clock A. M. Also. at such time and place the Court will adjudicate the benefici- aries of this estate:
 All objections to the Admins trotor'S Reports and Accounts and proof as to the heirs and benefici- aries of this estate will be heard at such time and place DATED this 9th day of December, 1929.
 C.. R. JACKSON, Administrator with Will Annexed Pub. Dec. IA, 21, 28. '49, Jan. 4, '50
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-14

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13
Health Board Warns
About Tick Fever
(continued rrom nrst pages

in phenol or iodine and turn the
stick in the tick bite hole to eau
teriZe the tissue. If the tick is not
easily removed, consult your doc
tor at once.
A vaccine is available for the
prevention of Rocky Mountain spot
ted fever. and persons whose work
takes them into tick-infested areas
may obtain this immunizing treat
ment from their family physician.
Ticks often feed on dogs and
cats, making it necessary to watch
for these dangerous insects on
household pets as we'll as on peO-
pie. The same procedure is advised
in removing ticks from animals as
is used with humans. Once the
ticks are pulled off they should be
destroyed Immediately, and a good
way to kill them is to drop them
into kerosene or boiling water.
That these seemingly bothersome
precautions are important is
stressed by the State Board of
Health, which points out that 81
persons here have been reported to
have had Rocky Mountain spotted
fever since it was first recorded in
Delaware in 1882, and that IS of
these people have died because
they were bitten by the disease
carrying ticks which were not re-
moved in time.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13
FiUe Democrats
GiUen Posts By State
Highway Commission
Cccnurnuea from arst page1
NNHEAtNIUS1 AEVAI IIH'V F""~T
of the commission for 10 years.
27.Year Record Praised

of the commission for 10 years.
27-Year Record Praised
The resolution on the services of
Mr.. DUPONT follows:
"The Hon. Francis V. dupont has
made a notable contribution to the
welfare of the state and its citiz-
ems during the past q years as a
member of the Delaware State
Highway Department, including 70
years as chairman.
"Mr. dupont as chairman effec-
lively supervised the progress OF
the department and its several div
isions, consisting in part of the mo-
tor vehicle. state police, Delaware
River crossing and mosquito con-
troll divisions"
Accomplishments Cited
Under his craftsmanship the
dual highway system was inaugu-
rated, the Governor Printz Boule-
ward and other important roadways
constructed, public lands develop
ell, highways beautified, and diff
cult engineering problems solved,
thereby giving the state highway
system second to none"
/ Further, the resolution recited,
Mr.. dupont successfully directed
the engineering, promoted the fl
nancing, and obtained commence
ment of the construction upon the
Delaware Memorial Bridge, fifth
longest suspension span bridge in
the world"
Therefore" concluded the reso-
luton, "be it resolved that the
members of the state highway de-
partment hereby express to Mr.. du-
Pont their sincere gratitude for his
unselfish service and their genuine
appreciation for the outstanding
accomplishments attained under
his guidance"
]. T. Tyler Mcconnell and Chas
r. Staib, Jr., assumed their duties
as members of the commission a
it's meeting yesterday. The appoint
ment of Mr.. Mcconnell on the com
mission, replacing Republican
gave the Democrats control of tina
body. Mr.. Stab is a Republican.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13
Few Broilers Get Out
Of Peninsula Alive
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These facts were barred this week
by the Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nOmics, federal-state agency that
keeps up with the poultry industry.
9,SS4,4O9 MARKETED
For April, the first month of this
new service, the bureau reported
that SS4,409 Delmarva broilers
were marketed. Only 1903, 1928 were
live birds.
Current reports of the BAE con-
tinue to reflect the seasonal short
age of Matching eggs elsewhere
That is cutting down on broiler
production in this area.
Local shipments and hatchings of
baby chicks to peninsula growers
declined. So did the number of ba-
by chicks placed in broiler houses
The decline was from 2.S7O,0OO the
week of April 1915 to 2,S49, 900 last
week.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13
Methodist Conference
Was Opened Yesterday
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tendent, will preside at a worship
service, to be conducted by the Rev.
Arthur B. Jackson, chairman if the
Board of Missions and Church Ex-
tension, Newark.
Chinese Bishop to Speak
Bishop G. Carleton Lacey of the
Mission Methodist Church in China
eral boards of the Methodist
speak.
AT the invitation of Bishop Flint,
youth delegates will be honorary
guests for the first time in con-
ference history at the Saturday ses-
sions. Reports will be given and
messages delivered from the gen
eral boards if the Methodist
Church.
Messages will include:
The Rev. c. A. Bowen of the
Board of Church Publications,
Nashville, Tenn, and Bishop Titus
Lowe of the Methodist Commission
of Overseas Relief, Indianapolis,
Ind.
Bishop Gerald P. Kennedy of
Portland. Ore, will speak Saturday
night. The Rev. Thomas C. Multi
gan, head of the Dover District
will preside.
On Sunday, worship service will
be conducted by Bishop Flint and
in the afternoon there will be an
ordination service for new minis.
/ teps.
The Rev. DR.. Hamilton P. Foy
will preside at the evening service
Sunday. He is superintendent oi
the Wilmington District. The Rev
DR.. John A. Trader, pastor of Trim.
ity Methodist Church, Salisbury
will conduct the worship service
An address by the Rev. Albert f
Day of Mt. Vernon Place Methods
Church, Baltimore, will be given a
the service.
Announcement of conference ap
pointments by Bishop Flint is ex
pected Sunday night.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13
Home Demonstrators
Are Making Survey
CONTINUED from first pase)

Demonstration Week, May IL,
members of II clubs throughout
Delaware will call on young
mothers in their communities and
will furnish them with cards to
check, indicating the type of infor-
nation they wish to receive. Infor-
nation will be available on child
feeding, clothing, storage of toys
and physical and mental develop
ment of children.
The material will be sent in the
form of leaflets or bulletins at in
tervals throughout the year, by the
county home demonstration agents.
All homemakers with children un-
der TO years of age are included
in the group eligible to receive in
formation.
Marion progress., 1949-02-10
TWO COUNTIES
TAKEN BY DRYS

Rutherford and Stanley counties
Joined North Carolina's growing
bone-dry column in heavy and de.
cisive balloting Saturday.
Voters of the two counties stream
ed to the polls in special elections
to roll up topheavy majorities out
lawing sales of beer and wine.
In Rutherford, wine sales had al
ready been banned, and Saturdays
action will stop those of beer.
Both beer and wine sales hao
been legal in Stanley.
Under provisions Of the state To-
cal-option law, sales of the beverage
will continue for SO days before the
ban takes effect.
Rutherford county, with 81 of the
"a precincts reporting, gave ar
overwhelming majority of nearly Ia
to 1, against the sale of beer.
The question was on legalizine
the sale of beer and wine, two sep
arate propositions. Sale of wine ha!
been illegal in Rutherford but bee
has been legally sold.
Marion progress., 1949-02-10
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
North Carolina
Mcdowell County

Mcdowell County
Take notice, that whereas on the
tenth day Of September, 1947, ST.
mon Lee Price and his wife, Macie
R. Price, executed and delivered
to the undersigned trustee a deed of
trust on the lands hereinafter des-
cribed for the purpose of securing
the payment of certain indebtedness
in said deed of trust described,
which said deed Of trust has been
Register Of Deeds of Mcdowell
County, North Carolina, in Deed of
Trust Book So, at page l; and
whereas default has been made in
the payment of said Indebtedness,
and demand has been made upon
the said Simon Lee Price and wife,
Macie R. Price, for the payment of
the same, and payment has not been
made; and whereas the holder Of
the Indebtedness thereby secured has
requested the undersigned to sell
the lands hereinafter described and
in said deed of trust described to
sell the same for the purpose of
satisfying said Indebtedness.
Now, therefore, in exercise of the
power of sale in said deed of trust
contained, and in accordance with
the terms of the same, and for the
purpose of satisfying said indebted
ness, will, on Monday, March 18th,
1949, at eleven O'Clock, A. M, at the
courthouse door in Marion, N. c.,
offer for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described land, to wit:
Being Lot No. SO as shown on the
map of the property of D. w. Craw-
ford, recorded III Map Book 1. on
page 7, and fronting SO feet on High
Street and running back IT'S feet
to the old Covington line, and be-
ing the same property described in
a deed from M. L. Good and wife,
Sarah L. Good. to Simon Lee Price
and wife, Macie R. Price, dated Sep
tember 10th, 1947, and recorded in
Deed Book 100, at page 154, of Nc
Dowell County Deed Records.
This the 10th day of February,
1949.
E. P. CAMERON,
Trustee
Marion progress., 1949-02-10
Burnett Rites
Held Sunday

D. Clifton Burnett, 49, died at
the residence Sunday morning after
brief illness.
Funeral services were conducted
at Garden Greek Baptist Church
Tuesday by the pastor, the Rev.
Charles G. Parker. Burial was in
Nebo cemetery
HIS is survived by the widow, Mrs.
Iiattie Baily Burnett; one son and
two daughters, Ralph Burnett and
Miss Kate Burnett of the home and
Mrs. Ray Hollifield of Baltimore,
Md; two grandchildren; the par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bur
nett of Marion, Rt. 3; brothers
and five sisters, James Lafayette
and John Burnett Of Marion, Rt.
8, Sam Burnett of Hickory, Car D.
Burnett, U. S. Army in Germany,
Mrs. Reid Conley, Mrs. Henry Ow-
enby and Miss Eula Burnett of Ma
rion, Rt. 8, Mrs. Geter McMahan
of Hickory and Mrs. Sewell Nc
Nicely of Drexel.
Twins occur in dairy cattle on the