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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

AMPLIFIER, SOUND TRUCK, service,
recorders iwire and tapel. Low
CO. 4445.
BULLDOZERS, also bulldozer front
end leaders with 1-yard bucket or
blade: also front-end leaders on rub
Der tires and dump trucks availab BILE
with operators, hourly or contract.
Grading, cleaning, excayating. NOV
ing: also top soil, I'LL dirt and blue
stone available: Free estimates
ICE, 81. 1897 sH. 5932.
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 Z Ct.
aw. National 1904.
REFRIGERATORS, washing machines,
ironers, fans, waXers, ETC.; reas.
rates; WQ; 4902, Id
will keep the entire family COM
Portable. MA 1895. IA
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GOOD DIRT
VERY SPECIAL
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

fresh or to freshen this fall. Must
be negative to Bangs and reasonably
priced. -. Write particulars. Box
saETEAND f2$Igi ssaT TPoNY, mic. size, brown
a. and s1sn Ns,ts; will sell for 500: &c Can
FOR On; sAIG-ralomino sAGI; s.ddl. s horses.
TsssSa.1y FasM hy.ndgHs. HTiss Nd 4s.pSsn,
YGeNe 9sas oe1 lsia.sa %4'ef ns5t 5s L
LAMBERT, Route No. ., Silver
8 MARES, ! geldins. 4 ponies. l COW
and AM. calf; 2 a,,;a dTsrnssy ssso hsifsrs; Tsaa
i#Sss HI: &c. aozEs zEs S;s; TS#.sS ss' s5s: ;s::
SELL, Cornucopia Farm. Bristov.
"a, Y, 20 mile. from p. &C., ef Rt.
oSE fSF ra sss o. nssVy and en sood
workers. Apply to Mr.. RICHARD
w. BOWIE, Upper Marlboro, Msrl-
boro. Ritchie I'd, r. r. D. 1. Prince
pSsHsRES Sa1EsiS S0Ynsb; REb nSRoc HSi boar, and
silts; approx. weisht. 100 lbs. Phone
3 ~ YoGNa fnaa HEREFORD cows, ls...
exc, stock q with End calf BY side,.
$3.50 for Al. c. HoYsAcH' p. o.
sExsk ssss!!P, sSsf; W xs y.. old, 3D. weigh. weigh.
good riasr ; for q. lay es 6oy S. s, II:
rSaGESBTRa sSa; sTH4TP' GoArs, 81 s,Ssi does and
kids for sale; purebreds and srades.
e&1NwoSD ssShs s!s4fi REsb ~ ). saz ssS SE's:
G1A Ssh Tssss1s4FEs Ss.ss1 Fa.: rss can r:s
very reasonable. Phone Vienna A.
pTRfEBRED TESTED sAANEN. milk
goat. freshed June 1871: ressona5dls; nnsds;
GOATS, 8. saanen does. good for
clearing land make fine pets; reas.
cHHSolCE9 HSl E9gyH gWyH1rEFAcE Hereford steers,
head; / rega bull; Esas. sH. 2dl4' sd'
HoRsE. riding, s years old; cheap.
rWo Ssl5 s1taiai4ED hti s11hD HORSES, must be
seen to be appreciated. Phone sH.
3 GooD Coon RIDING HORSES. Q jumpers.
/ gated horse, 2 ponies; English
saddle for ponies and horses. Gl.
HEREFoRD BULL, unusual, regis
Issistsrsd or eommsre.sl hsra; asss gem
FOR SALE-1-horse trailer. excel.
FOR SALE, PIGS fresh cow. veal
calf; Model T wood saw on wheels:
AGsEhpEHN Ga MHRq.z zzNdTs Hns'esaSf s5fL Se1M SAEf
months ok old SDs rsEsss1sa SsEd beautiful
81. ssoo or Farm wayside s4is.
PIGS, Tamworth purebred land
crosses), meat and bacon type, with
very little lard. Improve your herd
with Tamworths. Bears for sale or
rent. Fairfax 7s:W-4.
od sSislsns sSistsss,e eoSsa'igWR; Wi.sf T.
sGkTLAND GfH IN 30lMsiA MARE roNy, young.
gentle; saddle. bride; S1Q0. Work
s brosen; sound. rertie; ssS; . real
horse. 2 EneIish saddles. Brides.
Fresh COW, TB and Bangs tested;
good producer; gentle. Set double.
wagon harness, nice ,, eonditi;Sn; g.,a;n.
TmS lpi.nsnss. ahSs.s 'le"M H. 9thss amsT ,'rHig.
hiii Farms. 4 mi. west Of Fans
Church on Lee hwy. Phone
DfURoC BoAR. age 1 yr. 3 mos,
weight over 400 pounds. Price, $50.
Phone HY. 6322;w -o,~ ..,..
PsIomino full her horse; s;.,;:s y;:sy .gT,a,. g;,ns!i
nGs nMGHs1T4PoN1 1rSrs5 : fARS1s. Groom. I'D.
Phone Marlboro $3.50. lie
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHING MACHINES. 4Oa, disc. on
al door models: last years models
sInshsd III RoYAt Eo;y ssrs appn1SRes 2Pen ssss e.
wsTacHMARERs s1a SafnS1s sEf LATHEAMotof GGi and
$40. sacrifice. 500. DU. 654l:
WATER C0OLER-Frigidaire. bottle
WATER aTi Hi HEATER, Book oil IL burner, r.
complete with motor and automatic
controls; 80 gallon. RA. 171s.
WATER HEATERS. new. Govt; sur
PHlas HNc sa5d Sl1sd M St. sss5q ns no EH0Sks asos.
WATER HEATERs. new. sssa. lead.
Ing nasss; sss terms: JoM g; WEB
WATCHEs-RosSLYN LOAN CO.
saya Usssr: m.ses sis
selection unredeemed diamonds ss
less than hall Of oEiginal cost.
u R0SsLYN LOAN CO.. Rosslyn; Va.
ers, shoppers; axles to match: Fix
WooDWORKiNG POWER tools, IA
WI With 9o1 oo nSsS sss mSoa Psl,a snd a5 set pFsei 81
plex I0-in. radial saw with motor
and stand, misc. small hand tools.
YALE All KEY KEY MACHINE. D1. 55s4.
Cali after 500 pm. ~
YoU CAN SAVE up to 500 on
several hoor sample spinet and con-
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 6,year
h2R f.sR isss Iac qa Isod 's'' g &. terms IN" IA
v2xfkiious 2fit, ITEMS incl. oE washer,
reas.; all day Sat. and Sun. HAROLD
BOWER. 5755 Allentown I'd. Sc.
osf sSsmp fo!FffeE SRFsefs' bfs1sG MsA RIM suite
cost $3.50 sell very reasonable. l
bed. dresser, chair. AVERY, 2io
ME1stMMkR M1sS5sf hiR' TA sALR4Reeonditloned E74s
our showroom; guaranteed. JOHN
g. WEBSTER. 627 F st. NV. ST.
L9aUiDA11NG HaTIiA11NG ESTATE; furniture,
esos teels 1892 se assh 'ns s5 Ssnf
SELLING OUTWLast call for bar
sains-Lounge chairs. beds: lamps;
elect appliances and real bargains.
No No, phone. 44o3 East-"est HWY"
oNE Sfsh5 DEEP Mf, FREEZE and one rrisid-
aire. $50. GE. 23s7.
RADIO TEST EQUIPMENT
Hickok model. 5l0x, tube and set
tester. Tests all tubes. MID. up
to 1912. Checks resistance, =. c:
and d. c. volts, capacitance and
mills; excellent condition; S45 or
best offer. NO. 1859 Mon. eve.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Includes Bendix Deluxe washing
machine used 3 m; Upright, Pre-
mier vacuum; mahogany credenza;
solid maple bunk bed set; Magno-
yox Belvedere combination radio
phonograph: records; cases. 443
7th st. NV. DI. 5766, noon till
5 pm.
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PRINTING
PRESSES

Plant layout changes permit us to
dispose of several no Miehle
presses. These presses are in first
class condition and can be seen
In operation.
L78, P. o. BOX 3575
Phila. %, Pa.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Includes Bendix Deluxe washing
machine used m; Upright, Pre-
mier vacuum: mahogany credenZa
solid maple bunk bed set: Magno-
vox Belvedere combination radio.
phonograph: records: cases. 443
Eth st. NV. DI. 5766, noon till
Evening star., 1949-08-14

RADIO TEST EQUIPMENT
Hickok model. 5lOx, tube and set
tester. Tests all tubes. MID. uD
and d, c. volts, capacitance and
mills; excellent condition: S45 or
best offer. NO. 1859 Mon. eve.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

LUsdBER-Tnousands Of feet. in like.
Hundreds Of complete windows,
large barracks. building at Naval
HosPisa hisIa Waishinst0nt isrsess e. se
iffs9fh Hsea1NaER q asltees so. 1ssS and 4 :ts
LUMBER, INAUGURAL sTANDs-we
have q large stock Of practically new
lumber. in various sizes from the in
Special this week only, flooring, de-
nailed, suitable for shea thing or sub
flooring. $25 per M. ACE WRECK
ING a. BUILDING MATERIAL CO,
4002 MINI. ave. ne, AT. 6617.
LUMBER, WALNUT, 80 yrs. old, air
:in 66S t6iek :, to .:Ii rs in IT iotI long g.
snadem sns5ss ssh sGS So t f. daysa s1sS eeo cee
n. 5 Else sisS. pans MR. SMITH SS A. IT, pn0he
MAGNAvOx Provincial RADIO phon-
ssa osraph' sIn., saIpp.ox .yard. yr; old Jnss plus
.se ssoS "a sao
MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE, g.
%sss Dsss eobsass eis:sd siS tSD' sIo aeSa Se's
Nh j nEC6b oluulOho Iy1Cobs
and box springs; / ". old; per-
feet cond. Call OW. Ss95.
MATTRESS, Serta. de luxe, double,
new cond.; cost $50 so; sell half
price. Also box springs. CH. 2139.
METAL SHEETS, stainless steel. alu.
minum. copper. tin; cut and formsd yS
MINIATURE POOL TABLE
cally new, cost $50. will sell for
$50. Phone DE: SOFA.
sound or silent; world-known makes;
BBRENSERs BHa r. ssss Pa. ons' ave. NV .l' ASK
for free catalogue, Free parking.
MOTOR, g.. E., .1/20-h.p., .. c.. re-
sistance split phase, new cond, $50.
MoToRs. electric, 1/e-h.p.; So. Ii.
MpooHToSRB1KE, excel. cond.. cheap;
less than one ". old. Call Mr..
MOTORCYCLE, 1888 Indisn "45";
excellent mechanical cond. with q
new motor; $125 or best ofer.
m6TogSEA MT ssSs CAR RADIO and heat heater.
NE new: both $50; or ssgsrateIy; ~;
original cost. SlS5; bsby's Tiny TT ~
MUSkRAT COAT, good condition. size
a: 500. OR. 1899.
MOVIE MODEL. Rever mod. 50,
Smm.. excel cond. 10. 3.872b.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

you an excellent buy IN Stetnway,
Sohmer, Kimball. Gufbransen, Gable
and kngssury UlanGs im prises snd start mat.
your selection. Liberal allowance for
CAMPgELL MUSIC Co, 11os g st.
pTaSos' I'M P1. sas4; at8er vos.. xraKaaer, mSe
hssaen rises a. s sa'e e.c.isnt eond,tIen
and fully euaranteed. sos and S195.
GoLoNIAL M 1Iaa gdHNo Co. ss7 D st.
IAN people buy .gv Planes lanes
proud OF and consider remarkable
testimonial for the quality and value
you get in the pianos we stock: Be-
fore you buy. anywhere don't fail to
ss5t: 10 VIII mGrs e Ssy ~ ssss il il
KITS. 1880 g st. NV. -l9
PIANOS-Before you buy any piano,
new or used. be sure and visit our
on nationally advertised standard
makes. Cash or. terms. THE PIANO
MART. 1913, 7th st. NV. 119
PIANOS-We have a good selection OF
stantiaI savings over previous prices.
CHOICE Of such makes as Mason 4
Hamltn, Chicker1ng, George Steck,
Cable-Nelson, Winter g. Co., Story &
Clark. Lester Betsy Ross, r. 8. Ca
bic. WuIlitser and others Terms; Terms
Co, corner 18th and @ sts. n.w:-19
members of the armed services. etc,
can save UP to 3O1o on new stand
financing through credit sssocia-
tions. banks or service financing o.
The PIANO MART, 1615 nth st.
PIANOslKimbaIl consolette, grand
piano performance, exclusive tone
touch features. One of the worlds
finest pianos, yet so reasonably
priced. We have several Of these
outstanding instruments that have
been substantially reduced from reg
ular selling price. Some floor sam
Come in and let US show you these
iowance for your old piano. Con:
venient terms may be arranged
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 11Os g
st. NV, DI. 1854. 30
PixNOs,2 steinway grands. 8 Knabes.
eoIosRL SsSH sIAro Es''s5.''ss e. ss7 '''fa: 8 g.
PIANOS, small and medium size
pianos, all less than 500; all tuned
to concert pitch and repaired. These
pianos will be ACCEPTED as trade-ins
lat the full purchase price, on new
pianos any time within 2 years.
COLONIAL eTANO CO.. 637 D st.
NV, Ma. 4s70.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

iIs Hso cosI SIN IN Seai sa'eo' GILL; nv tx"
sfTokAGE FOR E' eSHsiiNs CABINETS for once or
home, like new, SIS and $25: To-
day, co. 1926; week, 1112 14th NV.
STORM WINDOWS 90 and screens
l1D; good condition; $50. AK.
sToYE, gas, excellent cond.; also
kitchen sink: will deliver in vic, Of
sTovEsaArcoia. MSSf; "a sSso' coal stove, reason
able. Please contact FIR. 9136. -16
STOVE, apt. size Universal elec., S100;
refgr., Gu. it.. Servel gas, $d5o:
hdmppis babH bay fas ben, s S.: TeeteraBabe, 81:
bathinette. $40; baby scale. 81. OF.
sTovE, combination coal, gas and and
oil: Also iGsbox, ossy Make offer. Can
5 a:s a: .%, s1ss i:s ''Rf &C. SSse
STOVE, Detroit, Jewel Garland gas
range. with baker, broilsr and ns draw raw
seinneG ehs e1r dryer; assso s7o for both: vi sss5
sUPPLY cabinets. steel. new. 72x35x
is; reg. price, $50; our price. $40.
Today, co. 1925; wk.. 1112 14th.
SURVEYORS LEVEL, Army type,
s:'; s:s 81 in a.ss ssfs ssss' isS sHS
TABLE, wrought iron, 8 chairs; IN
new eend.; orig. sssb; now, $3.50.
TABlEsmNex. aM 97li solid. xalngs.sop
ideal for recreation rooms, porches.
terraces, or for store display: ~
real bargain at $50 each. WI.
TABLE COVER, crocheted, 72x72.
$45. AD;, 49o4. 31b6 Mt. Pleasant
rEIEvRs1oN, fl ARsi1 RcA, 1o.in. table mod.
ssas: s. os1Ss; now gsh sa0 hex a.mcn
rEEfsisiok fisssf q fs Big
in. tubes All 13 channels. Push
button system. Brand-new chassis
Saly; sag:. AZ gacstfsss $685. 5off1 ss1o p% week.
TELEvISION, Motorola, 7-inch screen;
complete with indoor antenna and
matching mahogany. revolving table,
like new; S110 or best o1er. SH.
aedsl1.S' Aodsl i9so h.yiaa ing 90 50. !s;: liEs
s4ss. %. .sii $500. csaii on. sSS2.
rsHfyisIsS!R: s1.sl I s!R RcA Victor, sss tssl.
model 621 T.s.. was $780, 80; sac.
$125; gith aerial and maen,n1er'
rfEILiEyyIsiojN Iii VISION booster, Jerrold model
TWIN, $3.50; large RcA magntf1er'
$3.50. WA. S420.
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TELEVISION, Emerson 6O6;- going
overseas; sacrifice, $19O. OW. 1929
TELEVISION SET for sale-Philco
table Model 700: like new. Sale
because OF moving. Best offer.
Call NO, 1882.
TELEVISION-Buy at Northwestern
and save-Emerson floor sample,
reg. S269, now priced $1S5. GE
Lowest prices on all models. A call
viii bring a representative to you,
NORTHWESTERN RADIO g. TELE-
VISION 4415 14th st. NV.
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SUITE, good

portunity to pick UP that kltcnen
equipment you need: 54-incn I meta
sink cabinets. 500; PDie. s 9ss aoer rsnSes orSv
Ss9. Also Murphy beds. $50. Pnone
Mn; sundaS. sSos' I. az e. isRssuNINoER 81 1
wxsHER-Easy Spinner, ssssed cqna; nd,
pen pen, $3.50. T.yior Tot. 81. OR
WASHERS (2)-1 Savage spindry.
Kenmore: Both go; good cong. rs a4az' Aiso ]
WASHER Tayi01 rynItn. esafot sah or bes, S
offer, also i Strombers-Carlson
table model radio phonograph, new new
never used. $50 or best offer. Cal
Mon: 10. 5-1737. ,u,. vsn,tv
WASHER, GE, $s5 mirF1r rh}s titchen n1sy'
tabie, tnS..' i ali sia. wi. 7I67. ,
WASHER, Bendix. auto, bolt down
type, and Real Host gas range, 20
inches, with oven contrel; both n Y
Washes HERS sko Eafy Er wssssr' 5sss, 'e''e''
WAsHERS-We are overstoeked on Iais. aa
a At ereatly reduced prices; Save $25
Select SIe stock representing s leading
manufacturers. Take up 70 yrs. 70
nav. ALPERSTEIN'S ELECTRIC VII
LACE, 224 Carroll ave. Tax. TX,
Ma, an. 27OO, SH. 1898. Open
Mon, Thurs. and Sat. till 8.
WASHING MACHINE-Th2r. prac..
tically new. Must sell. $50 or pest
WASHING MACHINE. ABc vringer
type, pump; good cond.; $50. Ii.
w31ssaHiSG 3asaHsSiG MACHINE. Easy. vringer
!7 .7sss:a pump; GOOD eond:; ss'' IL
w3AssIaHiHG 3,sIaHiSHG MACHINE. Easy, spin
dryer; excel. cond.; $45. Ii. 3-e32s.
WASHING MACHINE-aeod condi-
WASHING MACHINE and ironer for
i ssle Ssed MseGGHiSRTSor sG9a,ilSR Hm sssS Ssinser
S40 Easy. apartment size, Spin
Dry. $15. Both perfect cond. WA.
WISHING MACHINE, ABc spinner
in good cond. Price $40. RA. 1888.
WASHING MACHINE capt. .,.e). With
wringer, good as new, S3o. Cah
waAsHfsS az fsss' MACHINE, Easy. good
cond:. $2b. uE; 2Sl3. x,e.l I4 4.
luxe, practically new, owner must
wsss,ajH8g XII Sg. sGsSsh sSGasSshnE, $50; Dune Duncan
Phyfs Secretary, $26. Call NO. 1850
Marion progress., 1949-12-22
Marion Women
Are Honored
By State Paper

The North Carolina Clubwomen,
magazine of the North Carolina
Federated Womans Clubs has as its
cover design for the December is
sue picture of Mrs. Wade H.
Britt, of Marion, third vice presi-
dent of the North Carolina FEEDER
alton of Womans Clubs and Direc-
tor of the Junior Clubs of the
State.
The December issue is devoted
almost entirely to the Junior clubs
and carries an inspiring message
from Mrs. Britt to the clubs under
her direction.
In addition to Mrs. Britt's mes
sage the issue carries a report by
Miss Pat Nesbitt, Marion club re-
porter, on the activities of the To-
cal club and picture of Mrs. P.
T. Hollis, president Of the Marion
Junior Womans Club with a resume
of her community activities.
Marion progress., 1949-12-22
kiwanians Present Charter
To Marion High Key Club

At the regular meeting of the
Marion Kiwanis Club held on Tues
day of this week, President Roy
Davis presented the charter for the
newly organized Marion High
School Key Club. Donnie Godfrey,
president of the Key Club, accept
ed the charter. He was also pre-
sented with presidents pin as
personal gift from President Da-
Wis.
The club at the local high school
is the 53rd Key Club to be estab-
lished in the Cardinals District of
Kiwanis International since 1945.
1t is the second club to BE formed
in Mcdowell county, the first hav-
ing been chartered several months
ago at Nebo High School.
Kiwanian E. L. Carter, faculty
advisor, introduced the members
of the Key Club. Key Clubber AL
bert Hale of High Point, Lieuten-
ant-Governor of the Cardinals Dis
trict, made most interesting talk
Of the work in this organization.
Continued on last page)
Marion progress., 1949-12-22

kiiwaniis Club
Will Sponsor
Dime Board

The Kiwanis club VIII sponsor
its annual Dime Board on the
street Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week from 10 a. m.
until s p. M, it is announced.
-. The committee in charge of ar
rangements this year is composed
Of W. G. Watt, chairman; Wayne
Suttle, J. M. Snoddy, S. J. West
moreland, H. L. Tyler and Barron
Caldwell.
Members of the Club will take
turns supervising the collection of
dimes for the benefit of under
privileged children.
A report of the work done by
the Underprivileged Child Com
mittee during 1949 lists the fol-
lowing projects.
Had eyes examined and furnish
CONTINUED on last page)
Marion progress., 1949-12-22
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. TREVFRT0N
HELD HERE MONDAY

Mrs. Amy Ward Sellers Trever-
ton, died Friday at the residence
on Morgan street after an extend
ed illness.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday at II a. M, in St. Johns
Episcopal church with the Rev. A.
P. Mack, rector, officiating. Burial
was in Oak Grove cemetery here.
Surviving are the husband; three
sons, William Montgomery Trever-
ton of Marlboro, n j., Ward R.
Treverton of Denver, Colo, and
Edward C. Treverton of Wrangell,
Alaska; three grand children; two
sisters, Mrs. J. E. Williams of Car
Isle, Pa, and Mrs. Ida L. Haines
Of Bay City, Mich; one brother, E.
B. Sellers of Carlisle.
Mrs. Traverton was born in
Pittsburgh, Po., a daughter of F.
3. and Martha Porter Sellers. She
was educated at Dickinson College
in Carlisle, She was interested in
child welfare work and organized
a society known as "The Children's
Friend" in Carlisle and served as
it's first president.
Shortly after her marriage she
moved with her husband to Old
Fort in 1906. She was a charter
member and first president of the
Old Fort Woman's Club.
In 1928 she moved to Marion.
She was an active member of the
Episcopal church and Of the Mar
ion Study Club for years.
Marion progress., 1949-12-22
Glenwood Methodist Church
To Have Christmas Service

Christmas will be observed by
the Glenwood Methodist church
when the Methodist Youth Fellow
ship presents the Christmas CANDLE
light service, Emmanuel God
With U.s., by the Reverend J. Har-
old Gwynne, on Saturday evening,
December "a, 1049, at 700 p. M
TIL worship service composed Of
scripture and hymns, is divided in
five parts. Each of the parts, "His
Word of Prophecy" "His Angel
Messengers, "His Only Begotten
Son. "His Supernatural Signs"
and "Abiding Spirit" is built a.
round the central theme, God
With U.s., and carried out by the
use of the Christmas scripture TAX
en- from Isaiah, st. Matthew and
St. Luke, and will be read by Ja-
mes Haney. The hymns to be used
are centered around the scripture
reading and are sung by the M.
Y. F. choir. Special music will be
30 Holy Night sung by Mary
Continued or last page)
Marion progress., 1949-12-22
Hospital Building Fund Drive
Boosted By Firelnen' S Donation

The Marion Fire Department
gave the Marion Hospital Building
Fund Drive a sharp boost this week
with contribution of $1,000. Net
proceeds from the Shutdown Con-
vention presented by colored wo-
men singers of local churches to-
tailed $62.20. S. R. Cross, fund
chairman, said yesterday the total
amount to date was approximately
S65,000 toward the 100000 goal.
Other donations include Clear
water Finishing company of Old
Fort $4,000; United Rayon COM
pany $500. Lesser contributions
amounted to approximately $500
from individuals and the Old Fort
Telephone company has pledged
100 per cent.
A special phase of the campaign
developed recently permits an in
dividual or organization to contri-
butte Memorial Gifts for hospital
rooms. A plaque on the door would
be inscribed with appropriate
wording. For private rooms the a.
mount is $4,000 permitting the use
of one name. A semi-private room,
CONTINUED OH page 6)
Marion progress., 1949-12-22
PIMA COMMITTEE
is ELECTED
LAST THURSDAY

Forty of the county's farmers
were elected by their neighbors last
Thursday to serve as Community
Production And Marketing Admin
istration Committeeman for the
coming year.
Each Of the county's eight agri-
cultural communfties also seieeteS|
a delegate to represent them in the
county conventions held on Friday
in PIMA Office in the Courthouse
st which the County PIMA Com
mittee was chosen. -S
These are the men who will be
during the 1850 year
for the local administration of
such Federal farm programs as Ag-
ricultural Conservation, price sup
ports, acreage allotments, and mar
keting quotas. 9
Eighteen of the new committee
men and alternates have never
served as PIMA Committeeman
before. The balance were either
reelected or had served during
some previous period.
w. E. Morgan, Of Glenwood, will
again head the Mcdowell County
Production And Marketing Admin
istration Committee during the
coming year.
Morgan was elected chairman
Of the county committee of three
members and two alternates at the
county convention for community
delegates held Monday at 100 p.
M in the Courthouse.
Vice-chairman of the committee
is W. S. Haynes of Route 2, Mar
ion; W. J. Porter of route L, Old
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Marion progress., 1949-12-22
Walker Passes
At Dysartsville

Anderson Calvin Walker. 81,
died suddenly at his home in the
Dysartsville section at IL p. m.
Saturday.
He is survived by his wife Mrs.
Martha Bradley Walker; two sons,
A. c.. Jr., Of the U. S. Navy, who
has been in Japan for the past two
years, and Homer Lee Walker of
Groton, Conn; one daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Cannarilla, New Britain,
Conn; his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Walker, Old Fort;
three brothers, Edward, Old Fort,
Jerry, route 4, Marion, and J. H.
Walker of Nebo; three sisters, Mrs.
Mildred McAfee, route 4, Marion,
Mrs. Fred Knowlton, Old Fort,
Miss Mabel Walker, Old Fort, and
four grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements were in
complete Wednesday,
Marion progress., 1949-12-22
County Breeders
Elect Officers

S. L. Homewood was reelected
chairman of the Mcdowell County
Artificial Breeders Association at
a meeting of the directors held in
the court house last Saturday.
Clyde Gillian was reelected Sc
cretaryA treasurer and Paul L.
Nave, assistant secretary-treasur-
er.
There was a round table discuss
ion of the program.
Marion progress., 1949-12-22
READ THE ADS
and TRY TO WIN
A MOVIE PASS

Each week from now until
Christmas The Marion Progress
and the Marion Theatre will award
passes each week to two adults iv-
ing within the city limits, two liv-
ing outside the city limits, one to
student over IL years of age and
one to. a child under 12.
i Anyone is eligible to try for
these passes except employees Of
The progress and members of their
families.
Here's all you have to do.
Read the biographical sketch be-
low and decide what man in his
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Marion progress., 1949-12-22
Post Office
On The Boom
Last Monday
ESTABLISHED 1896

The Marion Post Office hit an
oall-time high last Monday selling
44,370 stamps ranging in denomi-
nation from one-half cent to $1.0O.
This included $4,000 two cent
stamps.
The canceling machine at the
main office ran letters and cards
totaling 29,295. This does not in
clude mail dispatched from the
three stations which do their own
canceling.
Receipts for funds Monday were
$1,042.O3.
The Air Mail parcels were mount
ing heavily also, especially those
travelling to the West Coast.
Marion progress., 1949-12-22
Christmas Day
Church Services

Christmas program, White Gift
services and other observances were
held in Marion churches last Sun
day. The schedule of services for
Christmas Day have been announc-
ed as follows:
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday School will be omitted. A
morning Worship Service at II
o'clock will feature Christmas mu-
sic and the pastor will bring
Christmas message.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN
St. Matthew'S Lutheran church
will have service at II a. m.
Christmas Day. The choir will rem
der 80 Rejoice Ye Christians
Loudly" by Hammera chmidt-Key-
mann, and "To Shepherds AS They
Watched By Night" by Wolder-
Luther.
Rev. Charles Frenzel, pastor,
will use as his sermon subject,
"The Great Festival of Christmas"
FIRST METHODIST
A special Christmas Worship
Service, combining both Sunday
School and the Morning Worship
Service, will be held at the First
Methodist church on Sunday, De-
cember 25th. The service will start
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