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Evening star., 1950-04-30
Cairo Confirms Kinq
Wants 10 Wed Again
Ry the A,,ee;c.ed Pres.

CAIRO. Egypt. April 29.-Off-
cial palace sources confirmed
today that King Farouk wants TO
marry again.
The monarch is anxious to pre-
serve Mohamed Aly's dynasty. an
authorized statement said. His
wedding. however. will not be an
nounced nor will it take place
before 1851. the statement added
The palace sources described as
correct and authorized a statement
made in Cairo dispatch to the
London Times. The text, as re-
ported here. of the statment
described as correct:
In spite of the fact that King
Farouk's wedding is purely a per-
sonal matter and in spite of the
fact that his majesty is anxious
to preserve Mohamed Aly's
dynasty and his majesty's desire
to remarry, this wedding will not
take place nor be announced be-
fore 1851"
The statement, attributed to the
Times Dispatch. was reprinted
here in the popular weekly pub
lication Akhbar Elyom.
Farouk's intended is believed to
be hartman Sadek. 16-year-old
daughter of an Egyptian govern
ment official. who died last year.
There have been rumors they will
be married in Switzerland.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
By Copt. John Gioeyer

leodsr, Joint British Scandinavian An,orcii,
Expedition, North Amesicon Newspaper
AIIionce
MAUDHEIM, Antarctic, Apri
29.-During the past month, oul
permanent base has been COM
pleted. Houses have been built
providing some 85 square yard!
Of sheltered floor space, with tar.
paulin-covered corridors connect.
ing them. Caves have been dug
in the ice outside to house meteor.
illogical instruments, a hydrogen
plant and our drilling machine.
From the point Of view of the
expeditions meteorologists, thi!
base is extraordinarily well situa-
ted. Up to now there have beer
only minor snowfalls. The Lowest
temperature to date has been 80
degrees below zero. The weather
has been clear for the most part
without wind. But, of course, the
real winter here has not yet begun
The icefeld is about as free OF
snow as it was on our arrival, but
Maudheim itself has been partly
covered by isolated snowdrifts
Our observatory, fortunately, re-
mains free of snow.
AS the base lies on floating shelf
ice 20 miles north of the nearest
firm land, the staff had been
anxiously watching every move
ment of the ice for possible cracks.
But all has been quiet and now
that the ocean has frozen over
the shelf itself has-touch wood
become solid for the remainder
Of the year.
All Are in Good Health.
The health of the expedition
members remains excellent, though
the copious and varied catering of
John Snarby has put up to %
pounds on some of the men
The dogs also are in fine fettle
and 20 puppies have been born.
Our working day here at Maud
helm starts witch meteorological
observations at 6 am. But those
not cursed with this duty don't
stir before 8. The daily recording
balloon is sent up at 10, after con-
siderable labor as it is difficult to
prepare the necessary gas in this
cold. Our weather program. with
the consequent radio transmits
sions, keeps the two meteorologists
and up to six assistants busy until
about midnight.
The drilling machine is working
and has made a temperature hole
Is yards deep. which is sinking
slowly to depth of 80 yards. In
teresting temperature observations
are expected to result from self
registering temperature measure
ments taken from 10 yards above
the surface of the ice down to Ia
yards and equivalent wind-force
measurements up to 10 yards high
The meteorological and wireless
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-28

"a prvnfm muzem. - Kdyz tn
We ctyTicatych letech lezeli hui
lani, dostal sc sem nahodou po-
ruc1k, take polsky hrabe. Ten
vedel o vsem. Hadali, re to
Dude Marincin syn. Byl deer
rychtarove podoben, jake by j
z Okla vypadl, jedine re me-
tmavejsi oci a vlasy vice do hne-
da, bezpochyby re pc tatfkovi.'
(KONEC.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-28
tax Zallbila."

hOlka tax zal1bila."
"a O MaTicce nebylo nikdy
slyset?"
"Nikdy, pane; co S nj cerny
kyrysnik odjel, jake by padla
do vody!'
"A sedlak rychtaf?"
"Umrel v zalaTi. Povidali, re
81 sAhl ma zivot. - Selka Sc Je-
ste vdala; ale s novym NAME
lem byla nestastna. Ia rOk sla
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19

A E. Goldfinch and e. w. Fon-
viclle have a little trouble keep
Ing their watches Syncnronized.
Goldfinch is aiming al past tI
tary presidents records OF n,
having been absent or tardy a
a meeting during the year. NJ ~
day night, Mr.. Fonvielle call?9
the club in to supper anoGGld
finch hadn't arrived yet. Three
minutes later in he came. Says hl
wasn't late but that Mr.. Fon-
vielle's watch was fast.
DR.. Jack Hughes, visiting mere
at home after being away several
years, was joking VITA us this
week about the rt.ne he wrote
The Tribune a critical letter dur
ing the era the paper was leased
out. The editor at the time took
the criticism a little too seriously
apparently and DR.. Hughes says
he wasn't sure he could even
renew his subscription. But nc
sure could and did.
A. C. Edwards has really been
hustling and busting around foi
the past two weeks. He suddenly
found himself caught with the
craftsmanship of both the TOBACCO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Crippled Children
Get Sta tie Funds

Chapel Hill, July Is The
Columbus County chapter OF the
National Foundation fo.' 1nfan-
tile Paralysis has received d Spe-
cial advance from the National
Foundation to aid the chapter ii
meeting ITS financial obligation
IN continuing medical care OF a
Columbus County polio victim,
it was announced here today by
Jack E. McGcC, Eastern State
Representative.
II. M. Dickens, WhitcvillC,
chairman of the Columbus IOun-
ty chapter, received a check in
the amount OF SLIGO which he
will turn over to the treasurer,
Mrs. w. T. Mottinger, WnItes lie,
to pay the patients hospitaLZa.
ton bill Tor May and june.
Although the county mas had
no polio cases this year, til" hign
cost of medical care 1oi IJ46 and
1919 victims quickly depicted
the funds received by the chapter
froIn the Columbus County
March of Dimes this year. Ine
chapters share oI the EIarCh Of
Dimes receipts was $4,6O9.l6, an
equal amount being sent to Ma
tional Headquarters tor IrJre,lch
and CQucatIUu.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
PARKING LAW
WILL START
HERE JULY 29

Signs had not been received b,
the town this week and thereby
had not been erected but Off
Gals pointed out that tnev at,
,Npected in plenty of time tc
have them in place for the begin
ming OF the two hour parking or
dinancc on July %.
The parking ordinance will
restl CT parking OIL both sides o.
rail-. u,>u street and fifth stree.
to w. .iou.S per day between the
hours ot eight a. NJ. and =. l.
Sin days a Weel>. Sunday viii no
be feS;, .ctcu.
City officials pointed out this
week that this ordinance will III
strictly enforced and that ,Hv.
will be no exceptions to the rule.
Police Chief l.. X. Watson nd>
been Instructed TO give all CT
tenders a ticket and each ottenS>
viii cost S1.O0.
City officials also pointed out
that this ordinance has been put
into effect to help warmers and
other persons who come to Tabor
City to trade. Many OF then
nave Voiced disapproval of the
towns parking facilities in the
past because local merchants
and workers have been taking up
so much of the regular parking
area that people coming int
trade had to practically park
out OF town in order to find {
place to park at all.
The parking ordinance in ad
dition to restricting the length
of time that a person can park
is also defined to mesn ia,
parking in am unusual aud un
orthodox manner is illegal also.
There will be NO double parking
tolerated.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Rotary Club Expenses

When Frank Norris, treasurer
of the local Rotary club, present.
ed a statement of receipts and
disbursements for the past year
to the club at a recent meeting,
most members were shocked by
the bigness of the operation.
Civic clubs don't usually con.
slider themselves a business and
thew are not but nevertheless it
cost members of the local Rotary
club a total $2,619.79 to belong
last year.
The disbursements included
meals, Rotary International dues
taxes, teachers entertainment
intercity meeting with Lumber
ton. entertainment for athletic
teams, joint civic club meeting
bow scout entertainment, flowers,
erection of school sign, gift for
former secretary, paving OF side
walk to wolnan's club nut, yam
festival float and potatoes for
an intercity and district meeting
The biggest single item on the
disbursement ledger was natur'
ally meals. The local Rotarians
ate $1,557.9O during 1949. the
next largest expense was S21O.4l
for entertainment for the school
teachers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Blown The Main kD,'ag

promotion committee a2d Inc
VAN festival rulAAl't;cc. Mna;
ne has on him i i fd.l time job.
G. L. Dorman. like a lot oi
olner people W. nave lTln into,
sum;,st. he TO lspcJntc a.
something about the application
for increased telephone rats mat
the local company mas filed. says
with the poor scrvtc" VIC had Tor
years that it doesn't seem idn' !
increase the rates almost lrrnlcGi'
atcly after we get in L nc"
system.
Albert Schilds, who just r"t"rn
ed from New York and tie whole
sale merchandise marker, say:
that getting merchandise, IS real
ly getting tough. The war scare
or something has done to inc
market there what has happened
to the tire and sugar market
throughout the country.
William Shelley closed ms
store one afternoon last week to
go somewhere On business. Some
of his friends Whereabouts &c
cided to play a little joke on him
end put a sign on the door read
ing: CLOSED BEACHRUPCI.'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Scouts Make Report
On Week At Camp

Tabor City Girl Scouts return
ed home during the weekend fol
lowing a glorious week at Camp
Chickagami, White Lake, officl'
ais reported.
Highlighting the week long
activities was the completion OF
the second class rank and the
awarding of three proficiency
badges to all scouts on needle
craft, sewing and games.
Judy Smith was voted the best
camper and the honor of the
best camp housekeeper for the
week went to Joy Spivey.
Swimming. boating and handi
craft were enjoyed daily and in
the evening the group gathered
around the camp fire for vesper
service which was climaxeu by
songs and games.
Those attending camp were
Sybil Williams, Ann Elizabeth
Mallard, Jane Smith, Judy SMITH
Carol Davis Stevens, Mary Mar
garet Fowler. Gayle Kelley, lrma
Jean Cox, Jean Fowler Mable
Hodges, Darius Soles, Dana soles'
Alice Ann Horne, Betty Ruth
Raw. Ann Hayden Williams, JOY
&c Spivey, Mrs. r. o. Hedrick'
Mrs. Furman J. Fowler, ana MISS
Ann Brooks McGougan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Herbert B. Williams
Claimed By Death

Herbert B. Williams, 48, died at
his home in Conway, S. c. late
Friday night following an i'll.
ness of several years.
Funeral rites were held from
the chapel of the Inman.Cox and
Gore Funeral home in Tabor
City Sunday afternoon at
o'clock with the Rev. P. c. Gnatt,
pastor of the Mount Tabor Bap.
fist church, officiating. Burial
was in the Forest Lawn GENE.
terry.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Williams OF
Conway, S. c., two brothers. Ern'
est of Conway, S. c., and A. e.
of High Point; four sisters, MRS.
Willard Carroll and Mrs. Gordon
Carmichael. both of Tabor CITY,
Mrs. Liston Tanner OF Marion
S. c., and Mrs. A. w. Thomas
of Conway, S. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Miss Lucille Wright
With Draper School

Miss Lucille Wright has accept
ed the position as Home Econom'
les Instructor in the leaksVilie
CITY School System at draper
and assumed hcer duties this
week.
John M. Hough, former Tabor
City principal, is superin tend.
ant of the Leaksville City Scnooi
System. A..
Miss Wright, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Wright of TABOR
City, is a graduate of E. c. L. y.
She has been a member OF the
Williams Township School facul
tv Home Economics department
for the past several years. she
taught at Comfort one year De-
fore going to Williams Township.
Mrs. Wright accompanied neI
daughter to Draper late last
week where she spent the week
end.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Bruce HARRISON
Back On Job

Bruce Harrelson, subject OF
the controversy with the Column
bus county hospital recently
after having suffered arm IN
iuries in an elevator accident. Is
hack at work at the Inman,Cox
and Gore Funeral home here.
Harrelson underwent another
operation on his arm last week
and it is still in a cast but ne
is doing odd jobs around the
funeral home. He has to leave
the cast. on until September.
Doctors at one time feared
that HARRISON would have a
stiff wrist as a result of the In
1uries but stated this week that
they believed he would recover
fully and have complete use OF
the arm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
G. Garland Fowler Is Elected
&c., Treas. OF County Surrey

A meeting of the Columbus
county development committee
in Whitevillc Friday night nam
cd Lee Braxton. of Whitcvillc
permanent chairman of tn c
group and G. Garland Fowler, OF
Tabor City, permanent secretary
and treasurer.
The committee discussed the
progress made by the Industrial
engineer, Mark King, Jr., OF
Southern Fines to date and eX-
pressed confidence in the sue,
cess of the survey. Mr.. King has
been working here for one month
and said Friday that he expect,
ed the project require about
one more month.
The project is being financed
by citizens of Columbus county
on a voluntary basis but the COM
mittee voted to go befOtc th2
county commissioners and ask
for the ALLEGATION Of some genera!
funds to help put the project
over. The entire survey is g
countrywide project and in some
counties the entire project has
been paid from county funds.
r. p. Jobb, assistant vice p"CSi
dent of the Tide Water Power
company did not attend the regu-
lar committee meeting Friday
evening but did discuss the pro
gram with various members OF
the group Friday ard pledge d
the wholehcarted support of the
power company in the movement
to bring industry into Columbus
county.
Every town in the county was
represented at the meeting Fri
day and enthusiasm rain hi&n
as to the ov2ia!l success Of the
program.
When all data has been proper.
ly assembled, it will be present
ed in two or three different forms
made available to industry inter-
ested in locating here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Rev. A. T. Rogers
Dies Tuesday
In Florence

Rev. A. T. Rogers, 81, promi.
nent retired Baptist minister of
this city. died Tuesday morning
in tie Mcleod Infrmary in
Florence, S. c., after several
years of declining health.
He had served for 35 years in
! the ministry, all but four OF
; them in South Carolina. He had
ncid pastUrates in Marion, Horny,
Darlington, Marlboro and Ander.
son counties there and in Column
Dus county in North Carolina
He was pastor of the Mount
Tabor Baptist church from 1915
~ 1910.
| He and Mrs. Rogers came back
TO Tabor City for retirement
from the Gapway church, near
| Mullins, in 1875. and served sew
2ral rural churches in Columbus
county until 1899, the last one
being IRON Hill.
A native of Mullins, S. c.. he
received his education at Fur
man University in Greenville, S
c., ana the Southern Baptist
Theological seminary in Louis
vile, ny.
! Mrs. Rogers preceded him to
! the grave eleven months ago
They celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary on August
20, 1941.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon wednesday, al
the Mount Tabor Baptist church
where he was a member at 4
o'clock. Services will be con
Quoted by Rev. P. C. Can't, pas
tor, DR.. Ben Allan, pastor of the
First Baptist Church. Marion, S
c., and DR.. E. L. Spivey of Char
lotto. Burial will be in the family
plot at the Myrtle Green Gene
. terry.
Surviving are three sons, A
Paul Rogers of Tabor City. Full
ION F. Rogers of Florence, James
A. Rogers Of Florence, editor O
the Florence Morning News
three daughters, Mrs. Furman J
Fowler, and Mrs. w. w. Woody
both of Tabor City, and Mrs
Eugene Grove of Bloomington
ind; a sister, Miss Costa Rogers
of Tabor City and Mullins, anc
Is grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
tightening Strikes
Near Rogers Child

Carol. the five year Old daugh-
ter OF nj. aid Mis-. ). y. Rogers
who live Oh the GrpG5 S|a TOAD.
EarrOwly escaped injury AlOAday
afternoon Whcn lightcni1g struck
Il huge oak tree which stands Ill
The yard near the Rogers home.
Both Carol and her SISTER. Ann,
had been playing undIi the ltr2
few moments before tic
tightening stluc.l. Ana had
gone in and Gao. had rctu..!su
to the tree to gci ..tr toy Il
the time OF the blast. She lis
not injured, however. but the
tree suffered damage and Will
probably dle.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
RATION SCARE HITS TOWN
As SUGAR. TIRES. MEAT
SHOW INVENTORY DECREASE

Throughout Tabor City this
week and ior that matter thro
u:3hout the nation the word was
ing PASSED, will rationing
s-.ilt again" The scare was
thrown into the public this and
last week as stock inventories
Especially OF tires, sugar and
Lirc;5 logan to deplete and
W..UIoSales offered no immediate
nope lOr new shipments.
Authorities in the wholesale
business as we'll as government
a;,Gnclcs pointed out that there
Is no scarcity Of anything and
that no rationing is being plan,
..>u va, mat commodities are
getting scarce because "panicky"
prJple throughout the country
t..uu to outguess his ncighbor.
~, Il result people who usually
49,. ave pounds of sugar have
bought q % 100 pounds. People
M..u mOu4unt nave needed tires
49,. s!H months, nave stored a
lad :,rt III lncir smoke houses OF
a,.-,, I.iG.itS.
Inns hysterical buying and out
suy.sanlS the authorities has
really made things scarce and
unless It stops, there will be q
definite shortage in almost every
nne, authorities say.
Some Wholesalers who traVc
through Tabor City would moi
even take 0.u>4S THIS week, say
az tI.a. certain types Of meat
,J.uuuCls and sugar were simply
not available.
one big local grocery, who
handles about 50OJ pounds q.
sugar every ten days, placed his
regular orucr this week and was
tod that none was available and
received not a pound. lie SAID
this week that he had about S0U
puunus left and would be out by
Saturday,
some local tire dealers hac
large inventories a few days age
but they nave gone fast. Some
TIE dealers are now completely
our OF the most popular sizes.
it just goes to show that whel
buyers want TO believe that some
thing is scarce. they can pretty
soon see to it that it is scarce.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Committees Named
For Yam Festival:
l2>13.l4

The 1850 Yam Festival com
mittee held it's first meeting ncr
! Monday morning at 10 o'clocl
| and named the various commit
tees that will handle all arragnu
ments for this years celebration
Chairmaned by A. =. Edwards
the committee is composed 0
J. Eloy Bell, H. G.. Cameron, L
w. Fonvielle, Mrs. B. A. Garrei
and w. Horace Carter.
Also attending the meeting
were County Agent Charles ID
Raper, Home Demonstration a
gent Mrs. Keith Blake ant
Miss Gayle Wells. assistant Home
agent.
The committee decided to hole
the festival this year on Octobul
Il, Is and IA in the new Farmers
Warehouse as in past years. The
carnival aspect of the .eStiva
~.I he let in the hands Of the
.o.al veterans Of Foreign Wan
who will be asked 10 nave th>
best possible carnival Tabor
City tina. week.
iii. ItapGi was commissioned
by the ,uid.itttcG to notify thu
State College, authorities that
the Yam Festival is definitely
scheduled 50 that they can com
plete arrangements Tor putting il
the 22-booth exhibition which
they had last year.
The follouin committees were
named by the yam festival group
and a meeting o. Tic cna!rmen
of each or these co-il,nltteeS viii
be held at the merchants assocja
ton office THURSDAY morning at
} o'clock:
Booth Building Committee:
Elroy Bell, cnairll,3l: S. I. Rog
ers, ]. L. Wlnatclu and Horace
Roberts.
Advertising and Booth Selling
Committee: Mrs. ). A. Carroll.
Chairman; Mrs. Evelyn Leonard,
troy Bennett, &. c. Leggettc
Mrs. S. T. Rogers, Billy Dorman
..au W. Horace Carter.
Street DECORATING Committee:
W. w. woody chairman; and
ar. NuD.y viii name his own
assistants.
Doo.n decorating COMMITTEES;
S. L. Rogers, chairman, ]. L
Whlslecd, Mrs. R. +. Rogers
IL Eldred Hickman.
Tabor City School Booth Com,
mittee: Mrs. John Soses, chair.
man; C. H. Primer, and Miss
Helen Butler.
Cook Book and Recipe Commit
tee: Mrs. Keith Blake, home
demonstration agent, and Miss
Gayle Wells asst. agent co-chair-
men. Other assistant 10 De
named.
Street Parade and Float Com
mittee: C.. H. Primer, chairman;
Don Hughes, A. A. White, How
ard HARRISON, Willard Wright
and r. K. Rogers.
The committee voted to sell
booth space at the same rates as
last year, that is, 10 FOOT space
500, II foot space-S35, and Is
foot space-$4o. ,
It is understood that a total
of $3.50 will be donated by The
Tabor City marketing assocla
ton toward prizes for the win
ming dish exhibits. The break
down of these prizes will be
handled by the home demonstfa'
ton agent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Civitan Club
Holds Meeting

Willird Wright, progra m
chairman, gave report on the
pageant Common Glory" at the
regular weekly meeting OF the
Civilian Club at the City Cafe
Monday evening. Following the
program period Wright conduct
ed a twenty question contest or
flower plants.
]. O. Prince, president, presld
ed and welcomed Ed Edmunds
of Chadbourn, district 1t. Gov
ernor of Civitan international
who held a business session with
the officers of the club at tho
conclusion of the supper meet.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
DR.. Jack Hughes
Locates In Durham

Dr.. Jack Hughes. son of Mrs
D. J. hughes of Tabor City, is
back home visiting with his
mother following internship al
81. Paul. MINI.
DR.. Hughes has his wife and
sons, John and Jim, with him
here and will spend an cNtende;
vacation prior TO locating his
practice in Durham, N. G.
He will lie associated with DrS
CupprrIdge and Roberts in Dur
hahn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Pastoral Day
To Be Observed
At Colored Church

Pastoral Day will be observed
at the First Baptist Church
CoIorCu, Taoor City Sunday, Rev
V. S. Singletary, pastor, an
nounccd.
Inc morning worship service
will be held at II O'clock and d
communion service at 5 O'Clock.
Also a rally to raise money II
pIastcr the church is scheduled
Services al 7:30 in the evening
will close the service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
New Subscribers

The following persons nave
either subscribed or renewed
their subscriptions to the Trl
bunc during the past two weeks:
Harry Bryant, Ben Nesmith, ILL.,
E. w. Fonvielle, M. c. Sarvls, Jr.'
M c.. Sarvis, Sr., John Joyner
Mrs. Blanche, w. LYMAN, W. j.
Strickland, Davis Bruton, Jr'
TROY Mcpherson, F. H. Roberts
H Leinwand, all of Tabor CITY;
Floyd Watts, route1 Tabor CITY;
Hicks johnson, route 2 Gala
wants Ferry, S. c.; Milton Clom'
ons Columbia. S. c.; Mrs. George
A. Lunden, Jr., Fcstoria, ONO:
DIR. Jack Hughes. Durham, N. Z.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-19
Watermelons Needed
For Service Patients

$50 watermelons are needed
for a party at the Camp Lejeune
Hospital Mrs. Mae S. Young
Columbus County chairman OF
the Junior Red Cross announced.
A watermelon party is slated for
August 1st to entertain the con-
velesant patients at the service
hospital Mrs. Young said.
The county Red Cross is ask
ing that citizens donate the wat
trmelons and Mrs. Young will
pick them up if notified. The
melons will be put on refrigera-
ton until the date of the party