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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
Mayor Williams Names
Mobilization Committee

Tabor City Mayor w. A. Viii.
lians this week appointed a five
man committee to serve on the
tentative Tabor City Mobilization
Board which is expected to take
complete charge of local registra-
ton should about mobilization
be ordered.
Heading the committee is DR..
r. M. Williamson. Other men,
bers of the group include A.
Paul Rogers, Wallace Soles:
James Cox and Leon Fonvielle.
At the present time exact du.
ties of the new committee are in
decisive but they are expected to
be instructed as to their duties
and procedure in the near future.
1t is known that they will handle
details of mobilization in this
immediate area should the Ma
tional Defense program call for
registration and mobilization of
all civilian personnel.
Lee Greer, Columbus county
clerk of court, heads the county.
wide organization and local units
will be named in Whiteville and
Chadbourn in addition to Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
COACH CARUSO
ANNOUNCES
81 GRID CARD

Coach S w. Caruso this week
announced his 1871 football sche
dule which thus far has two open
dates that will probably be filled
prior to the opening OF the
season.
The coach also announced cleo
ton of new co-captains of the
team in light of the fact that the
captain-elect Dalton Anderson
has Joined the U. S. Army and
will not be available for any
future football here.
New football captains elected
recently are Gene Burroughs and
Jimmy Rogers. Rogers is a regu
lar guard and Burroughs an end
Burroughs played his most spec
tacular game last year against
Whiteville when he caught sew
eral near impossible passes.
The schedule:
Sept. 14-Rockingham there
Sept. 21-Open
Sept. 2s-Lumberton here
Oct. 5-Wadesboro there
Oct 12-Open
Oct. 19-Sanford there
Oct. 26-Clinton there
Nov. 2-Dil1on here
Nov. 9-Hamlet here
Nov. 16 Whiteville here
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
SAFETY PATROL
TO BE GIVEN
FREE SHOW PASSES

Police Chief L. r. Watson an.
nounced this week that eight
members of the local Junior
Highway Safety Patrol will be
awarded free passes to the Ritz
Theatre matinee shows twice a
week. This reward is being given
to the members of the patrol be-
cause "of the fine effort which
they are putting forth in direct
ing students and traffic in the
school zone Chief Watson SAID.
This volunteer group of stu
dents, eight perform the duty
each week, will hencefortn D,
provided passes to the local
movie house in a token of appre-
citation for what Chief Watson
has termed a good job. ,
Chief Watson has sponsored
the highway safety patrol for
the past three years and he said
that at present there are 81 boys
in the Junior Safety Patrol
Those who qualify to work the
highway intersection will be a.
lowed the theatre. passes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
MERCHANTS TO Meet MONDAY
FOR FESTIVAL DECISION

With only a handful of local
merchants present, the scheduled
meeting of the Tabor City Mer
chants Association at the Legion
Hut last Friday night failed to
have representation enough to
arrive at a decision regarding
the 1851 Carolinas Yam Festival
In the hope o,;Cgetting a quo
rum together, the group has Stat
ed a dinner meeting at the hut
for Monday night, March 10, at
700 and all local civic groups
are being asked to hold theil
meeting at the hut.
The meeting last week featur-
ed a lively discussion of the yam
festival of past years with refer
ence to it's good and bad points.
In that there is some controversy
as to whether the annual affair
is an asset to the industry, the
directors of the Merchants AS
ISOLATION have sought to- get the
opinion of all the merchants, po
tato growers and professors.
Charles D. Raper, county a
gent, spoke at the meeting and
pointed out that the basis for
the festival is the increased quail
ity of the product. He also en-
phasized that this years cror
did show results by better quail
ty and was of the opinion that
the festival was a definite asset
to the industry. This same
thought was expressed by Henry
Covington, state college horti.
culturist at a recent meeting of
yam growers at the local school,.
"It is very important that local
merchants attend the meeting
Monday night. We want to get
the opinions of everyone and not
reach some hasty conclusion
without giving everyone a chance
70 voice his opinion" Ben Ne
smith II, association president
said today.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
FISH STORY

This time the big one got away
but they know how much II
weighed.
Hosea Gore and Bill Norris
were recently fishing down or
the river and Gore hooked a big
bass and pulled him in. 1t nap
pened to be the only bite either
of them got all day. Well after
catching the big fish, 1t Degar
raining and the fishermen Wen'
back to the club house to walt foi
the shower to stop.
While they were there theS
took the fish out of the box II
the boat, took it to the cur
house, weighed it and 1t tlppec
the scales at five and three quart
er pounds. ,.or
About this time the rain stop
nod so they took their fish, pu,
+ hack in the box in the boa'
and went back to fishing. NorrlS
reached in the fish box to get
halt, and, seeing an opening tine
bass plunged straight out OF tnt
box over the side and was oacf
in the Waccamaw River again
E,,rt hermore. Norris almost turn
ed over the boat trying TO Save
tho bass. But all in vain.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
Nesmitb- Floyd
Wedding Plans
Announced

Miss Betty Carolyn Floyd
daughter of Mrs. English Giles
pie Floyd and the late Mr.. Floyo
If Fairmont has announced plans
for her wedding to Sergeant
Frank McGougan Nesmith, sor
Of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lemeu
Nesmith, Jr. of Tabor City.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, March II, at 7:9C
O'clock in the Trinity Methodist
Church in Fairmont. Rev. DAME e.
Lane, pastor of the bride, will
officiate.
Mrs Hall Floyd of Fairmont
organist, and Miss Eleanor Duke
of Kingstree, vocalist, Will pre-
sent the music. :.
The bride-elect will be given II
marriage by her cousin, Z; n
Flovd of Fairmont. Miss Chris
tine Floyd, sister of the Drloe
elect, will be maid of honor -,
bridesmaids will be Miss jill
E,ovd and Miss Marilyn FLOYD
sisters of the bride-elect, MIS-
norothv McGirt of Fairmont
and Mrs. Ben Lemeul Nesmltn
TT of Tabor City. .,
LAME Fisher of Fairmont vii
sor wa as a flower girl, and Pau
T ~, Jr. of Fairmont viii
The bridegroom-elect will hav'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
Dinner Party
IHonors Two

Miss Mable Turbeville of this
city and Mrs. Wallie Pittman OF
Bladenboro shared honors at a
dinner at the Pittman home N
Bladenboro Sunday. Miss Turbe'
vile celebrated her birthday an
niversary Friday and Sunday
Mrs. Pittman's birthday.
The table was overlaid with a
white linen cloth and was center
ed with two decorated birthday
cakes.
Covers were laid for the honor
guests; Mr.. Pittman and daugh'
ter, Yvonne; Mrs. William Fon
vielle, Mrs. Manly Soles, Mrs
Kate Fipps, Mrs. Penny Skipper
and sons, and Iris Waddell, all OF
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
Waccamaw Asks
Beulaville Unit

The Waccamaw Bank ano
trUsc Company of Whiteville has
He'd an application with the
STATE Banking Commission tol
authority 20 open a branch II
5eI.ayl.,c. I was announced FIJI
day.
Commissioner Of Banks Cur
AeE ?. Hood said in Raleigh that
public nearing will be held II
NE Beu}avjllc High School or
sHQaE afternoon, March 30, a
O'Clock wAen interested persons
may be heard.
<. Clyde Council of Wananisf
: president of the applicant
Jan" and e. Lacy Tate is execu
1--WE Vice president.
alter the hearing, Hood viii
r,ePdfe a report on the applica
, ,.oN' which will be submitted tt
., State Banking Commission
s us meeting in Raleigh OF
3, %ulaYIlle is a tranding centel
Il Duplin County.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
TRACTOR co.
MOVES INTO
NEW BUILDING

The B. F. Avery line of Tract
ors and Farm equipment is now
being handled by White Motor
Sales in a new building across
the highway from the Plymouth
DeSota agency here.
A complete line of parts and
equipment is being stocked with
adequate garage space and me
chanicS.
The Avery Tractor is manufac
tured by the B. F. Avery Division
of Minneapolis-Moline Tractor
Co. Both B. F. Avery and Minnea
polis-Moline have been leading
farm equipment manufacturers
for more than a hundred years
officials announced.
The local dealer has also open
ed business in Lumberton fo1
the sale and repairs of the Avery
lTdCIOiS dllu NNlS u uSh'o StAiSNSA
the name White GMC Truck and
Equipment Company.
Special demonstrations of the
new equipment are being helc
here and in Lumberton by Arm
strong of Louisville.
White was host at a dinner
service meeting at the City Cafe
last night in connection with tne
demonstration schedule.
Present were the employees OF
White Motor Sales and the Whlte
GMC Truck and Equipment Com
pany; Russell Armstrong, ASSIST
ant Sales Manager of Louisville
KY; Harry Campbell, Field Ser
vice Superintendent of LOUIS
vile: D. o. Campbell, District
Sales Manager of Florence; Dick
Randolph, District Sales Manag
err of Greensboro; and c. d. Pltt
man. District Sales Manager OF
Goldsboro.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
ANNOUNCED

A II game schedule of baseball
games for the local high school
nine was announced this week by
Coach S. w. Caruso.
Coach Caruso also said that his
prospects have been working out
on the days that the weather
would permit and that a fairly
good team seemed to be avail.
able.
Ford Fowler and Eldon Fowler
from last years team are not out
for the squad this season and
Dalton Anderson, another of the
1850 team, has entered the army.
The prospects thus far indicate
that Make Watts and Jimmy
Rogers are the leading catchers
with Sonny Sanders, Ray Ward
and Carroll Gore also out for the
position.
The infield shapes up with
Bermey Stevens at short, Jimmy
Jernigan or Sam Walden at
third, Jimmy Tompkins at first,
and Sonny Sanders might also
play some at first.
The pitching prospects are all
out for other positions and will
play elsewhere on the team when
not hurting. Glen Stevens in
right field in addition to the in
field listed is a pitching aspirant.
Other prospects in the infield
include: Neil Gore and Billy
Gore, second base; Earl Soles,
Joe Wilson and Dale Tompkins,
shortstop; Jerry Cartrette, third
base; and outfielders Bill Rogers,
Jimmy Carroll, Jimmy Winstead,
Marion Baxter, Charles Cox, Hill,
bert Halves, Tommy Rogers,
Gene Spivey, Sam Rogers, Bill
Wright, Boyd Register, Eugene
Soles, Billy Prince and Lonnie
Willoughby.
The Schedules: =,
March .27-Lumberton here
March 30-Chadbourn there
April 3-Open
April civilians there
April 10-Fair Bluff here
April 13-Evergreen there
April 17-Whiteville here
April 20-Lumberton there
April 24-Chadbourn here
April 27-Evergreen here
May Fair Bluff there
May 4-Williams here
May 8-Open
May 11-Whiteville there
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
CLEECLUB
GETS RATING
OF EXCELLENT

Miss Monteen Winstead, wor
a superior" rating in the voca.
contest of the Wilmington Dis
trict of the North Carolina Music
Contest-Festival Association in
Wilmington on Saturday. Miss
Winstead, daughter of Mr.. AND
Mrs. J. L. Winstead, rendered the
difficult and brilliant soprano
solo "Carmena" by Wilson.
The Tabor City Glee Club wor
the rating of excellent plus
with one judge giving the rating
of superior and two others as
excellent. They competed II
group III with New Hanover
High in Wilmington who took
the top rating.
MARGARET 10 Jernigan, daugh
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Fred M. Jer
nigan, won an excellent" rating
in the piano contest on Friday.
The ratings of other Columbus
entrants in the various events
were as follows:
Soprano solo -Sheila Sutton
Chadbourn, excellent"
Except for Miss Winstead's
"superior" rating, and the Tabor
High School Glee Club excellent
plus" honor, New Hanover Hlgf
School made a clean sweep OF al
events. None of the Columbus
schools, however, were entered II
unchanged voices, baritone SOLO
alto solo, or boys glee club
events. so,,
In the band contest Friday
Whiteville High School Band ane
the Columbus County Hlgf
school Band received ratings o.
good" Frances Ann Westmore
land. daughter of Mr.. and MRS
EC G. Westmoreland won a rat
ing of "excellent" in the lnstru
ment contest in Durham las
week and Jimmy Winstead, soI
Of Mr., and Mrs. ]. L. Winstead
won the rating of good" in the
same contest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
SCHOOL RALLY
CONDUCTED AT
WILLIAMS

Parents, teachers and legislat-
ors learned something about each
others problems at an educa.
tional rally held Friday night at
Williams Township School.
Sponsored by the Columbus
County Unit of the North Caro-
lima Education Association, the
rally served the triple purpose of
disseminating information de.
signed to bring about a better
understanding of the school situ-
alton NY .,
The views of educatois, sclloo!
patrons and legislators brought
into focus both the needs of the
schools and the difficulty OF
meeting these needs.
The case for education was
stated by the following: Mrs.
Alice Wright, superintendent of
the Welfare Department, who dis
cussed compulsory attendance;
M. G. Isley, Whiteville elemen-
tary principal, who talked on
Teacher Load, or Oversize
Classes; C. H. Primer, Tabor
City, Extended Term; w. Hor'
ace Carter and Jack Gerrans, Ia
Dor City, who discussed the tea
cher pay question; E. L. Derrick,
ST., Chadbourn, Clerical Aid;
w. J. Boyer, Jr., county superln'
tendent of schools, who talked on
school bus transportation; and
Glenn F. Strole, Chadbourn, who
summarized the needs OF the
schools.
A. G. Greens of Hallsboro,
county NCEA president, we'll
coined the friends of education
to the rally and then turned the
meeting over to Willard G. Cole
of Whiteville who served as mas
ter of ceremonies.
Senator Junius K. Powell and
Representative Homer G. Avant'
who rushed home from Fridays
session of the General Assembly
to be present, talked briefly on
the legislative aspects of the ed
vocational problem.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
Carolina Baptist
Plan Revival

The Carolina Baptist Church
is making plans for a Spring re-
vival for the week of March 70
81. officials have announced. The
service is being planned IN &C
cordance with the Simultaneous
revivals being conducted in the
churches throughout the South
ern Baptist Convention.
The pastor, Rev. w. c. Herring
ton, will deliver the message,
and Mrs. Eugene Granger Will
lead the singing.
Services will be held IN the
morning and evening and dinner
will be served on the churcf
grounds on Sunday, March 70.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
0PT0MERIST
LOCATES IN
TABOR CITY

DR.. Douglas C. Mcintyre, Of
Lumberton, this week announced
the opening of offices in Tabor
City for the practice of optom
etry in the Paul Roger Building,
upstairs over the Davis Jewelry
DR.. Mcintyre, who has been
practicing in Lumberton for sew.
eral months, will continue to
have an office there but will be
here three days week, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday from
$50 A. M. until 500 P. M.
A graduate of Wake Forest
College with a Bachelor of Sci.
ence degree, DR.. Mcintyre also
attended Northern Illinois Col.
lege of Optometry in Chicago
and holds two degrees from that
institution. Degrees from this
school include a Bachelor of Sci.
ence in Visual Optics and Doctor
of Optometry.
DR.. Mcintyre is married and at
present makes his home in Lum-
berton. He came to Tabor City
upon request of a group of local
businessmen who saw the need
for an optometrist here. Tabor
City at the present time has no
eye doctor of any kind.
DR.. Mcintyre will not open his
office until next Tuesday, March
20, but is expected to be open
three days a week from that
date.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
RED CROSS
FUNDS DRIVE
INCOMPLETE

Tabulation of funds procured
in the current Red Cross cam
paign are incomplete thus far
A. c. Edwards, local chairman
said this week.
But preliminary results indi
cate that perhaps $500 of the
quota has been raised thus far
Other funds are expected to be
raised before the campaign is
closed and anyone who hasn't
made a donation thus far is urg'
ed to do so.
Donations may be mailed to
Red Cross Campaign chairman
Tabor City, or any local business
will be happy to turn collections
over to the proper authorities.
All contributions are expected
to be in next week and a final
tabulation will be reported upon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
PROGRESS MADE
ON GYMNASIUM

The sheeting of the roof has
been completed on the new high
school gymnasium here and roof
ing crews arrived this week to
put on the roofing itself.
The gym has taken on the ap'
pearance of near completion IN
the last few weeks and is ex'
pected to be ready for occupancy
prior to the closing of school,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
PARENTS URGED
TO ATTEND CUB
SCOUT MEETING

All parents of boys between
the ages of 8 and IL are urg rye
80 TN attend the get-acquainted-wltf
c eu meetings which De
gin at the Mt. Tabor bap''S'
eSh 3, next Tuesday night.
A movie will be shown tues u,,:
ao1 entitled Cub Scouts In The
H Home" and the other m oa 1gt
scheduled for March 22' ane
March 27 will also feature inter
esting programs I'm nack.
Cub mothers for the u. PACK X:
n;oh will be organized Will OF
named next week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
Caroline Jackson
Takes Part In
Meredith Stunts

Caroline Jackson was a mem
her of the Stunt cast Tor tne
freshman h,s production at Meredith
College, Raleigh, Saturday nlgns.
Students of all four classes
compete for gold loving cup as
a prize for writing and proou Isi,,t
the best original dramatic stunt
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
CARIER'S

Pv " HORACE CARTER

r-,rr-rf 70 n. b. Frlllh, lue
~,sI carrier on Clarendon
E,", ,ra ,aree,day and we got
"~,r ,,f - discussing the Bethe'
a.V" ",,, -s-ough which Mr.. Frink
s,~..ts ,ee maL
49, -. r~cl aa> carried the mail
- wars and ne says wher
az .-~,. started that there were
Il ~, ., ,uree nice homes in
~, ,~-.re section. but that today
-. =. r~t o. ne most progressive
sections OF the county
49, m, many exceptionally
49,, ,7~,., ana farms through
49,, ..,. t,.a NOW. Yes. the Bethel
go ...,~ * without any doubt one
80 3,~- areas in Columbus
y. ,.,,.,. and - still progressive.
proof ma, Columbus county
~. s.. interested in the edu-
..,,,a, ,,.5gram now before the
49,, carolina general assembly
~. Witnessed at Williams Town
49,, 49, s,a5ol last Friday night. An
-. ,;r,q-,on rally at which time
ssvaya. speakers discussed vap
as phases OF the bills up for
rsssage drew more that 200 peo-
pie.
Also Of exceptional interest
s.,s ne .act that when they were
,s;a5 70 stand if they were IN
s,ror OF increased expenditures
~ education even though 1t IN
,~sased their taxes, every person
rrassnc stood. In other words, 1t
WAS an indication that taxpayers
,'.rough heavily burdened with
ayes -odav. we're willing to take
wen a greater load if it would
man better opportunity for the
v,vyger generation. 1t was a
noteworthy gesture. Strangely
enough. il IS a pretty good bet
nat teacrers pay and the many
o.aer proposals up for considera
ION vii, not pass. There are too
many hold the liners" who have
crown accustomed to teachers
drawing low wages and will per-
- IN keeping them in that con
:..on This is rue, even in the
ace of the fact that North Caro-
Ina ranks 81 in the United States
:. teacher pay. yes. 80 other
safes pay teachers higher wage:
nan does North Carolina. Al
MS despite the fact that North
teachers carry the sec
o,6 highest teacher load in the
nation. Only one other state has
more students per teacher than
does North Carolina.
The old Tar Heel state mas
awoke 10 many Of its talllngs
10 Kerr Scott ana inc
vo.e of the people of the state.
decent road systems now blanket
ne state and others will be tortn
coming. Also thanks to his ad'
m:niscration, hundreds OF now
school buildings have been erect.
q. But the need for further alo
o education is great. More ana
more students are crowding into
our schools and fewer and fewer
persons see Sit to devote then
Ives TO a teaching profession
:aac doesn't pay as much a;
many common laborers get Tor
tae.r work.
The cost of an education suftl
Gent 70 prepare one for teaching
plus the fact that it requires
several years of ones lifetime Is
90 great a burden for young
people 70 shoulder considering
,ae FAC. that there can be no fin
aoc.aI gain from this endeavor,
Is a muddled mess and one n
WHICH some solution should DC
worked out.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14

The Tabor City High schoo,
c,a ane club will present a benefit iii
u oneeert in late April, Mrs. w. w
I vU director, announced;
we've" Tbe club recently purchase,
roh bss which they made paym en-,
f for With personal funds and 1 the
concert COZ IS scheduled to raise
ronnev to pay the balance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14

his brother, Ben Lemeul Nesmlth
TIT as best man. The ushers Will
he Don Hughes, Phil Hughes
Prank McGougan, all of Tabor
Citv. and Charles Ashley of Far
mont. Scott Bowers ana butcll
Lennon of Fairmont will be jun
ior ushers.
A reception will be held at the
home of the bride following the
ceremony.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
County Offices
Observe
Easter Holiday

Easter Monday has been desig.
mated by the County Board OF
Commissioners as a holiday TOR
county employees.
The county offices will reopen
Tuesday morning following the
Easter weekend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14
ATTENDS MEET

W., A. White, owner of the
hnoS Motor Sales, attended q
plraoh meeting of the DeSota
Bo,a, dealers at the Selwyr
n Charlotte Monday.
lotts was accompanied to Char
!. s. g. Mrs. White and Mrs. G.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14

Mrs. Tommy Rivenbark ana
children, Mr.. and Mrs. v: Butte.
of Front Royals, Va and Mrs. Ed
Bryan and Mrs. Graham Butter
~ Dublin were weekend guests
of Mrs Edwin A. Harling.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-14

ACCEPTS POSITION
Mrs. E. G. Baldwin has accept .ps
al The position as manager or the
Nve property here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-23

Real Estate and Insurance
1873 E. Second st. Phone S501
Port Clinton, Ohio
LEGAL NOTICE

The Ohmlac Paint and Refining
Company, Incorporated, a foreign
corporation whose address is W
Lluerty street, New YORK u, y, ",
VIA take notice that ON the 27th
day of February, 1851, the plaintiti
kooert Goodell, filed his petition
against lnem lii the Court or COM
mon Pleas OF Ottawa county, ohio,
NO. l2SS9 in said court, praying tor
a money judgment in the sum OF
one hundred slNty-three and ioI loD
dollars (S163.75) and filed Herewith
ms aihdaNlt Ior attachment OF de-
Iendants personal property.
The praye: of the petition is for
judgment against the defendant in
me SUM OF Sl63.15 and the purpose
of the writ of attachment sought
in connection Herewith is TO have
ANY property OF defendant within
the jurisdiction of the court sold
Tor the satisfaction thereof, par
ticular reference being made to a
i942 Buick automobile, door
sedan, Model 46S, Ser. No. 14302So4.
Mtr. NO. 45012074. Said defendant
Is required TO answer said petition
on the 18th day of April 1851, or
judgment will be taken against it.
ROBERT GOODEIL. Plaintiff.
BY j. q. HITCHCOCK,
o-6t His Attorney.