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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-25
LIONS TO BE GUESTS
OF JWC DECEMBER 4

At the invitation Of the Juneau
Women's Club, the December 4
luncheon meeting of the Lions will
be held at the American Legion
Dugout.
The meal will be especially pre-
pared and served by the ladies OF
the Juneau Women's Club. Every
consideration has been given to
the menu to make it tasty, nourish-
ing and filling. 1t includes meat.
au gratin potatoes, salad, hot rolls
and butter, apple pie and coffee.
All the food will be home cooked
and home baked-the price of the
luncheon $1.10 including tax.
Since the Dugout will seat APP
proximately 70 persons, it is re-
quested that Lions make reserva-
lions for themselves and guests
with Yves overly either il person
at the November 81 meeting or by
phoning him at 706.
1t is considered this luncheon
will be mutually advantageous to
both organizations as the Juneau
Women's Club is raising funds for
its philanthropic work in the in
terests of the City of Juneau, and
members Of the Lions Club will
partake of a fine luncheon at a
nominal fee.
Committees appointed for the
preparation and serving of tht
luncheon are: General chairman
Mrs. Jos. D. Alexander.
Dining room-Mrs. Ed. Chester
Jr. chairman; Mrs. James Cole
Mrs. c. v. Rudolph, Mrs. Pat Car
roll, Mrs. John c. Willis and Mrs
Gordon Gray.
Kitchen-Mrs. Don Morrison
chairman; Mrs. Ray Taylor ant
Mrs. Fred Stats.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-25
DR.. NOvATNEY IS
SPEAKER AT meet
OF S0R0pTIM!5TS

Travelling Soroptimists welcomed
back at meeting Friday by Presi
dent DR.. Grace Field, included
Martha Newbould, Jessie Stevens
Alice Schnee and Dorothy Novat-
ney. who was speaker at the lunch
con in the Baranof Terrace room
DR.. Novatney, education super
visor in the office of the Commits
sioner of Education, returned this
week from trip to schools in re-
mote areas-a rugged trip that
required as many modes of trans.
portation as can be found in the
north.
Probably more interesting than
other of the communities she visit
ed were the Pribilofs where life re-
wolves about the Fish and Wild
life Service operations on the ia
NOUS seal rookeries.
Seals and blue fox are the two
animal crops on the Pribilofs, both
controlled by the government, TO
the extent that it is a penitentiary
offense to kill a seal or fox, except
under government supervision.
Blue Fox Too
There are so many blue fox on
st. George Island, that I saw
eleven playing on the school yard
at one time" Mrs. Novatney said,
as she assured the women in the
audience that there are plenty o!
the little blue-gray animals-enough
to satisfy the returning fashion OF
long haired furs.
Most of the seals that spend the
summer on the Pribilof rookeries
had left. at the time OF her visit,
Mrs. Novatney said, There were
still some OF the old bulls, the
beach masters and mothers who
were teaching baby seals to swim. y
These animals behave like fish in
the water and animals on land
and their big brown eyes, continual
" weeping. making them seem very
sad but they are cute and play
full, too. The sound they make is
like the ba- ba-baing of flock Of
sheep"
Describes Natives
DR.. Novatney described the Prib-
ilof Natives as a state of mind
rather than a race" There ha:
been such mixture of blood, from
the early days Of Chinese poachinl
on the seal islands, until today
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-25

that there is no such thing as typi.
cal racial characteristics, as far
as physical description could be
concerned. Some Pribilof natives
have definite oriental cast, others
are as blonde as I am" said the
fair DR.. Novatny.
Throughout the areas she visit
ed, DR.. Novatney was impressed by
the growth of Alaska. In Adak, a
new school, built to withstand the
occasional $50 Minnie gales of the
island, has been constructed at 2
cost of 100000 and cares for 90
children in its eight rooms.
"On the Kenai Peninsula, the
increase in population is miracu-
lous,' said the education executive.
Since 1945, when she first made
the trip to Homer and covered the
peninsula by air, as there were no
roads to speak of, teachers have
increased from eight to %.
On her recent trip, DR.. Novatney
Travelled over 500 miles by high
way on the Kenai Peninsula. And
it was a good highway, too" Bus
lines take the children of home
steaders in to the villages to
schools.
AT Ninilchik, where the child
rem, five years ago, were mostly
Of Native and Russian background,
morethan half the children now are
children of homesteaders and the
homesteaders in most instances
have a CT Observation-Disclosures, or
officers, who have come to Alaska
to find a new life, more free than
the sitting life of the tradition
bound east" she said.
Anchorage has three new school
baildings-one with 80 rooms, two
with eight rooms, and the school
buildings are still crowded.
Valdez Reviving
Even Valdez, almost a ghost
town for many years, is reviving,
due largely, the development Of the
trucking business into Fairbanks
and Anchorage.
Only places where growth was not
apparent were the civilian towns
of the Aleutians. Probably due
to better transportation facilities
and more frequent airline schedules,
population is decreasing in the
chain towns not near military bas-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-25
BIG CROWD EXPECTED
ON SKI TRAIL SUNDAY;
, BREAKFAST AT 9 A. N.

A big turnout of skiers is expect
ed on the Douglas ski trails Sunday
as conditions are good and the
tow will be operating for the first
time of the season, officials said.
Ski club members will start off
the day with breakfast in the
dog house of the Baranof Coffee
Shop at 9 am. and at 10 am. trans
portation will be provided to take
the group to the trail.
Additional transportation may be
needed and it is requested that ski
ers with cars check at the Barano-
Hotel at 10 am Sunday to pick up
parties before going to Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-25

es; residents leave for mainland
when summer work is completed.
But Alaska, generally, is growing
by leaps, DR.. Novatney said-and
measure Of its growth she finds in
the schools.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-25
SAARELA HERE SUNDAY

Leo H. Saarela, Commissioner Of
the Territorial Department of
Mines, is due to arrive in Juneau
tomorrow after several weeks in
Washington, D. c., the local office
reported today.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-25

aid teachers in the territory. This
course will be held January 8
through January IA
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-25
ELKS ATTENTION

Ladies Night, Saturday Nov. %.
Dancing starts at 10 o'clock. For
Elks and their ladies only. 666-2t
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-25

SCHWINN BIKES At MADSENS
Evening star., 1950-10-12

This is just as true in meats,
seafOod, fruits, vegetables, bak-
cry products and other produce
sold in the Market. The man
agement of the market very
carefully guards your interest,
by seeing to it that no one food
dealer has a corner in on the
market here.
WE BELIEVE in free cOmpe-
tition as the American way of
life, and we are firm in our
resolve that it shall flourish
here at Center Market City.
We also believe that it is such
competition that has made ours
a great market, with but one
thought in minds, serving the
people of Washington always,
ALL WAYS.
THAT'S the reason why we
instituted the service of a FREE
PARKING LOT on X street.
Because we know the difficult
les involved in parking down.
town. So all you need do is
drive into our big lot, and tell
the attendant that you're 60
ing to shop at the Market.
AND ask him for one of our
little two wheeled shopping
carts. They're so efficient, and
hold so much. Wheel your pur-
chases back to the parking lot
to your car.
WE'RE continually on the
lookout for new ways of inn
proving our service at
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
A One-Minute Test of Your
NeDs Kno1Dledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

l. BID-Why has Com
munist China been asked to
send a representative to the
U. N. Security Council on No
vember 18th?
2. HAVEN-How many aliens
were caught trying to enter
the United States Illegally
during the last IL months?
3. DIPLOMAT-Whose place
is our new Ambassador to
Britain. Walter S. Clifford,
taking?
4. PENNANTS-How long
has it been since the Phillies
won the National League pen
mainland the Yankee the
American League pennant?
5. QUOTES-What American
woman said: GAS a matter of
fact, I was instrumental in
helping him make up his
mind?"
Answers.
!. For hearings on the For
mosa question. 2. 100000
twice as many as in the pre-
ceding year. 3. Lewis w. Doug
las who is retiring. 4. The
Phillies, 35 years ago; the
Yankees. last year. S. Mrs.
Thomas E. Dewey, wife of New
York's Gov. Dewey.
Tom Henry'S "Quiz 'Em"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The Star.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

BELTsyILLE,, $13,5OO-charming 5.
room bungalow in excellent condi-
ton; ] blk. to school; 5 big rooms.
fireplace; s0x15O #. lot; S3.5O0
down. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, sH.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

COLORED
PLEASANT Sc. LOCATION
owner must sell ,5.rm. brick. newly
LII 4-4O5O
Evening star., 1950-11-19
COLoRED

ONLY $500 DOWN
1400 BLOCK MORRIS RD. Sc.
Clean, 7-rm. row brick home. with {
modern baths; full bsmt. and ga.
h:-w.h. SURETY REALTY CO.
AD 0531 til O. I'D
Evening star., 1950-11-19
INVESTMENT INSURANCE &C
RAMBLERS

Forest Grove, Silver Spring, 1903
Sherwood rd.-Open IL til dark.
One left. You are invited to inspect
this luxurious home today. Lovely,
spacious and built with finest OF
materials. in an exclusive neighbor-
hood; brick, with 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
center reception hall. lge. liv. rm
with wood-burning firepl.. din. rm.
de !. kit. elec. stove, ventilating fan
dishwasher. garbage disposal, SIa-cu
It. refgr. with freezing compartment
Lyons. all-metal cabinets, space fol
breakfast set; slate roof, gas h.-w.h.
white oak floors; bsmt. with toilej
and lavatory, roughed-in rec. rm
with hrepl. and outside entrance
over 4-acre lot. Close to public
parochial schools and transp. S25,.
$50; will consider trade-in on YOU
home. Directions: Out Ga. ave
from Silver Spring to Forest Gler
rd. lighD. right z. blks. to Dam
eron dr.. left to homes. Exclusiv
agents, LEATH g. ASHLEY. INC
and Z. s.: PRICE & CO., MA. 6464
10 S-1021
Evening star., 1950-11-19

BETHESDA, EDGEMOOR
Three bedrms., ia baths. powder rm.
on 1st f.: newly decorated; vacant;
12x14; modern kit: full attic that
offers additional bedrm. facilities
side porch: full bsmt.: Law; outside
entrance; oil h. .-w.h. aluminium storm
windows; newly Handicapped lot one
blk. schools. stores, transp.; liberal
terms. GEORGE w. ROBERTSON,
Realtor, 1882 Wis. ave-, WI. 1867,
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Colored-Semidetached
81 500 DOWN

Assume GI finance. L trust: S rms.
modern tile bath, hardwood floors.
Venetian blinds. aluminium storm
windows. auto. dishwasher and Ben
dix: large back and front yard. Ex-
elusive with
PER-KEL REALTY co.
12S Fla. ave. NV. DE. 1887; ewes,
call Pearl G. Henson. HO. 2169 or
Claude C. Parker TU. 1897.
OPEN 2-5, SAT.-SUN.
1743 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc.
(Formerly B ST. S12.500 with
$4,000 cash. 6 lovely rms, very
clean. in excellent condition: In a
beautiful neighborhood; close to
shopping. center and transp. 10 all
points Of the city: lge. modern kit.
and q lge. modern bath. BURKS
REALTY CO., Du. 1893 or Ii.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

2423 Mlnn. ave. Be. -l9
CoLoRED-53O4 z ST. s.E.-5 rms
M n; 500; 4soS $3.50 down. $40 per mop month
coEoRRD1a1os oEi Red. JASPER ST. - B 8.
rm. frame, elec.; 2 blks. school
$3.50, $500 cash. $50 mo. DU
coLoRED-FIRsT OFFERING; two.
garage; near 1ith and Pa. ave. se see
s., 900 down will handle. Georst
Simmons. with MONARCH REALTY
coIoKEDEs.kM. colo hG ssiai Di BRICK. gcqy' . baths
900; only 1900 down. CRY
G6. e5ALTY: iFgs Mrs DOusherty. RE. o7os
CoLoRED-ess 10th ST. s.E.-s
roms, front and rear porches. good
% SnditSn substantial ada sSon sash gu
ReefasRs. Rei3asRt RRi eRiyi oe5a' sun NO. SSSS
COLORED-535 End s.E.-Price re.
duced. 2-story brick. rms. bath
storm windows, OIL burner. h.-w h.
terms arranged. Eve. or Sun, phone
Mr.. Gordon, WO. 1885. 1. T
GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1918 K st
NV. MA. 0753.
CoLORED - 3O5 KENTUCKY AVE
s.e.-S rooms, full basement, reere
alton room. porehes and garage
Priced to sell on reasonable terms
MR. CLARK, Sun, NO. $685. wk.
co D-ee1s SHANNON pL. Sc
= rooms, all modern imp; reas
only: Sum- NO. 1858; wkdys., RE
Evening star., 1950-11-19

702 Dale Dr., Silver Spring
OPEN ] TIL DARK
Beautiful brick home. in an excellent
neighborhood; attrac. living rm,,
nice dining rm.. equipped kit, :
bedrms. with bath on 1st fl; i lge.
rm. on end H.. full bsmt.. built in
garage and other features price
S19.500. Directions: Out Coles
vile rd. to Dale dr.. right about 4
blks. to No. 7o2 or out Ga. ave.
to Wayne, St. right on Wayne to
Dale, dr.. left to open sign.
Cambridge Realty Co OIL 341R
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Mr.. FAIRFAX VILLAGE
6 Rooms and Garage

Located at 4010 Alabama ave. Sc.
convenient to schools. stores and
public parks. bus at door Only 2
years old and in excellent condition.
Front porch, finished recreation rm.
with shower and fireplace, stairway
to large storage attic. Possession
with deed. Phone now for appoint
ment, LU. 4-5567 or VI. 1915.
THE DE FABIO co.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
1888 MISSIONER DIR.

The charm of Calf. gracious living,
right here in Washington to enjoy;
located on approx. 10000 So. #. of
land. on beautiful elevation: lovely
open fireplaces, oil h-wh built
in garage. and many other fine fea-
lures; reasonable price and easy
terms are assured. Please phone Ii.
1887 for appointment to inspect.
ANNENBERG REALTY
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING

1O1O5 PORTLAND RID.
Brick Colonial center hall, 8 rms,
bath, powder rm. 1st f.; level wooded
lot; gas heat. concrete porch and
stoop; conven. to public and paro-
arranged. Occupancy with settle
ment. To reach: Out Ga. ave, to
Colesville I'd, right to Forest Glen
rd.. left to Portland rd
j. H. FIELDS co.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
NUT HILL RAMBLERS
S11.750

CHESTNUT HILL RAMBLERS
$11,750
$500, down to vets. All brick. full
bsmt. Terms to' non-vets Diree-
tions: Out Georgia ave. to 1000
block, right on Dennis and left on
Inwood ave. right on Windham lane
to 1903 Mr. Steadman on prem
ises. 81. O775. cox g. CO.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
An excellent. large. Diet. brick home
with s rms. 4 bedrms., 2 baths; .
car garage; on a level lot; nr. the
Chevy Chase Club; only S23.a5O.
sale. Cali NE. 1I4s until SeI,Ire 3 pm
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
Beautiful Sligo Park Hills
Large 5-room brick bungalow over
looking Sligo Creek. close to bus,
stores and schools. screened porch,
expandable attic and basement. 1O5
Park Valley road. Open Is.
ROBERT E. LOHR
311 Cedar st. NV. GE. oss1. or
oE. o2s7. -ie
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HoUsEs-sALE-Mp. tcent.)

OWNER MUST sELL-5-rm. unfin-
ished cinder-block bungalow, com
pletely equipd.; one acre. fenced;
barn; 10 miles from Silver Spring.
Make, offer. Ashton 8623,
D. C. line; almost-new detached
5-rm. brick; gas heat, full bsmt.,
refg.; S12.450; $1,000 cash above
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. s300.
REAL CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS--
Size 81 #. by "a IT,; liv. rm. 2e
by 10; massive firepl. din. rm., fully
equip. kit. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. gas
heat: on beautiful knoll and view
opposite new Wheaton Recreation
Center and Catholic Church; school
being built; exceptionally planned
built and value. On Claridge rd .
off Viers Mill I'd. SILVER SPRING
REALTY CO.. INC. SH. 7l62 OF
FOR FOR SALE SALE BY owNER-4s14 Fern
Hill I'd. Viers Mill village-Liv
room, equipped kitchen. bedrooms
bath and full bsmt Partly fenced
yard; / block to school and transp
5000 down and assume 500 mo.
BETHESDA AREA
A. beautiful white frame det. bunga-
low of 2 bedrms. and bath. dining
rm.. kit. and bsmt.; finished bedrm.
on 2nd floor. Located in the beau
tiful residential section just south
OF Naval Hospital. Asking $16.95O.
Presently financed.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON CO.
34Oo Conn Ave OP rlO0
Evening star., 1950-11-19
RRTCK-S1o 50O

oAGAS4A-O1 u ,COU
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Is adjacent to this lovely home which
Is only 2. blocks of western ave.
2 lovely bedrooms. tile bath and
equipped kitchen; full attic, plenty
storage and closet space; partial
basement with automatic heat; de-
tached garage: yes. it is only S12,-
500: Call Mr.. Berens, jr., or Mr.
Taylor Sunday at MA. 50O5.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1890 K st. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1950-11-19
BRADLEY BLVD.

NEW OATE VOD
Attractive 5-room home with ex-
pansible end floor, roughed in
for 2 additional bedrooms and bath;
full basement; ideal location and
priced at S20,500. Call Mr.. Bell,
EX. 2480 or OIL. 6341 with
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors 1112 18th CT NJ VIZ 10
Evening star., 1950-11-19

Historical Landmark

u Is said Booth slept here after
killing Lincoln. Brick is English
made. shipped across Atlantic
Ocean. Completely remodeled and
four new rooms added Approx
mately 4 acre, attractively land
5 bedrooms, large living and dining
rooms, four fireplaces, exception
ally large kitchen. all electric, with
bar. oil hot-water heat, . baths,
spacious attic; 3 blocks from big
shopping center, schools, churches,
near Boiling Field and Naval Air
Station; less than 10 minis. from
downtown area. Bus passes front
door. 80 Atlantic st. Sc. Open for
inspection, . pm. till dark, Sun
day. Call MR.. VIM. T. TILLER, RE.
650S or 10 3-4Gl2
Evening star., 1950-11-19
OPEN II TO 5
1920 NASH PL. Sc.

NEW DETACHED BRICK
FIRST-FLR BEDRM. AND BATH
Entrance hall. liv. rm. with firepl..
large din. rm.. huge kit. with gar
bage disposal, exhaust fan and room
closet space; bedrm. and full bath
on 1st flr.: 2 lge. bedrms. and bath
on 2nd FIR: full bsmt. with Law. and
laundry trays, ETC.; gas heat. A
in 4 blks of public and parochial
schools, stores and transp. Nice
lot. high elevation. Terms. or may
consider trade. To reach: Out Pa.
ave. Sc. to MINI. ave. left on MINI.
] - blks. to N St. right on N st. to
31st pl.. right on 31st pl. to Nash,
right to house.
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-11-19
BUNGALOW. $3.50

Cozy, newly shingled bungalow; S
rms. and bath. all on one floor; 3
bedrmS,; fenced lot. 150 It. deep;
near shopping; 4fa financing. Phone
ANNENBERG REALTY
Evening star., 1950-11-19
PRICE REDUCED

A bargain. 130 Yuma st. Five-room
frame bungalow. Low down pay
ment. Price. $3.50. NEWCOME
REALTY SERVICE. 1926 Nichol;
ave Sc 10 o-TR55 I'D
Evening star., 1950-11-19
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-e
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE

1877 FL. S.E.
You love attractiveness and you love
convenience, so you will love this
modern. 6-room and bath brick
home; large cohcrete porches
full basement, oil heat, storm win
dows; location cannot be dupli-
Gated in Southeast area. Priced
right with terms; early possession
Dir: Out Mimi. ave. Sc. to 18th
left on Sth to T pl: Call Mr.. Stover
CAMPANELLA AND COMPANY
Elk. 4113; Ewes. and Sun, TW. 1910
Evening star., 1950-11-19

1942 NAYLOR RID. S.E.-An oppor-
,tunity to buy det.. furn. 6-rm. and
bath home, oil h.-w h. on a 3OX150-
1T. lot in a very conv neighborhood
$4,000 down and S65 mo-, including
taxes and insurance.
8457 23rd ST. S.E.-Senfidet. brick,
gas &C. heat. SI1.500. $4,000
down, $40 mo. including taxes and
insurance. Call Todd. LU. 4-Ol13
LU. $4,000. LU. 4-3311.
Anacostia Finance Corp.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
5cac!, Group
Fern Credit
/ 4 ssocia ton

Cherry Grove Beach Members
of the recently organized Mcr
chants Credit Association of the
Grand Strand NiXon's Gross
Roads Wampce Little River
section. heard two talks on the
value aHN possibilities of a com
munity credit organization at a
dinner meeting held Thursday
night at Eating Inn, on Highway
u, al NiXon's Cross Roads.
Judge w. L. Gore, Magistrate
Of the nth District, Horny County
delivered the main talk, pointing
out the value Of cooperating a.
mOn& merchants in the matter
al preparing and distributing
custom credit lists. Jurge Gore
dwell mainly on the legal aspects
Of the collection of delinquent
accounts. and cited instances to
Illustrate methods by which MGR
chants can take recourse to eX-
isting law in the collection of
old debts.
Claude Dunncgan, Executive
Secretary of Long Bay Beaches,
Associated. spoke on the public
relation value Of the new Associ.
alton. He stated that the birth
Of the new Merchants Credit
Association indicated three i'm
poItant trends: One the rapid
growth Of permanent, year-round
population in this esort-farming
section OF northern Horny County
Two a steady increase in gross
annual retail business volume.
and three a growing spirit Of
cooperation among merchants
and communities Of the entire
area.
Both Gore and Dunnegan point
cd out the chief value of credit
organization is that it cuts down
merchants credit loses, dis.
couragG O. "SSivC "rc it spenl
ing b. Gu: FITS no have no
clear Zen '":;ng heir
obligatior a : - and en-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
EN- Err N
n E VS.
BY OSCAR SOLES

James Duncan. Mrs. B. c. Dun.
Can. Mrs. L. c. Duncan. MIS-.
Lewis SolCs and Miss ReamIie
Bell SolcS went to Mccain Sun
da%- to visit Mrs. James Duncan.
HIr. and Mrs. Floyd Duncan.
O,jS Duncan, Erwin Duncan aid
O<car OWten. all of GaStonia
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Nj; 3. c. Duncan.
J. V. Norris spent Sunday al
Howard With Mr. and Mrs. LiceE'
Norris.
-. G.. HinSon was tn Sunday
visitor OF Nj. and Ms. Mack
Core.
Clifton and Matthew Norris
took Il rambling spell Sunday and
nintorcd around Fair Blpft look
inc AT the crops.
,Tr. and Mrs. J. D. Norris an
Ho'mccd the birth of baby boy
Wednesday morning AZ theii
home.
AIr. and Mrs. Tom NeaiCy are
eff taking their vacation, but
arc expected to return home in a
couple of days.
Lev. is SUlv> went TO Tabor City
Thursday morning aud bought
!; brand new pickup.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Mrs. E. F. Duncum
Fidelis Speaker

Tho FideliS Class OF the Mount
Tabor Baptist Sunday School met
with Mrs. Clarence WlllouShby
tilu Mrs. Harry bryant Ill ttit
homo Of the former last night
Mrs. Woodrow Granger setNtc
Us program hartman At "aic'
time Mrs. &. F. Duncum spoke OF
the theme Training Children
Mrs. riarry Bryant. ptr. ,u~'.'
presided over the business SrS
sion in which definite work II
community missions was psa.'.i.
Mrs. W. Horace Garter. Mrs
J. A. tierlUu.iCr ana AtrS. !. i
Sarvis were recognized as Anew
..iemverS ana Ills, Betty Carte:
D; Charlotte Wa welco:iGd 40 ,
guest.
During the social period thu
host ysses served a Sandwic'
plate with cokcs to Is members /:
-,,tr.lGance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19

courages prompt payments o.
bills when presented.
Judge Gore stated that he hop
ed all merchants and business
men who do extensive credit
business in the Grand Strand
Wampee- Little River Cherry
Grove section would join the rs
ISOLATION, and assured members
that, as their magistrate, he
would cooperate in every way
to help meke the project a sue
cess.
Mrs. Carl Lynn, of Lynn's Sur
ply Store at Nixon's CROSSROADS
is Secretary of the group. Alton
Thompson, of the Home Store
is Chairman of the Board of Dir
ectorS.