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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-10
SUCCESSFUL
'H0M EMAKgNG
By MARY DOUGLAS

There is no end to the unusual
and quick dishes you can make
with the ready mix food packages
you find on your grocer's shelf.
Start with box of biscuit, muffin,
pancake, or corn muffin mix, COM
bine it with a little meat and veget-
ables, and you have a quick main
dish. Start with a box of cake, or
roll mix, combine it with fruit or
sugar and spices, and you have a
quick dessert.
When you open package of mix
you save yourself hours in the kit
chen and when you pair them with
1eftovers, you save yourself money.
For instance, Swedish tea ring
sounds very complicated and hard to
make, but by using a package of
Roll mix it is easy Roll the dough
with cinnamon, sugar and nuts
Shape into a roll and then into a
ring, snip sides with scissors and
bake as a ring. This dough can al
so be made into individual rolls, or
spicy coffee cake, serve piping hot
Chocolate, devils food cake mix,
baked in layers and filled with va
nilla pudding between layers, makes
party refreshment Slice bananas
over the top just before serving.
Muffin mix is an easy way to a
party-luncheon main dish. Mix
mullins and while they are baking,
cream tuna fish or chicken. Break
mullins apart gently, fill and top
with the creamed mixture, garnish
the plate with radish roses and
parsley.
Biscuit mix makes easy dumplings
for the night you are serving stew.
Drop dough from a spoon onto meat
or vegetables, not directly into liquid.
Cook stew uncovered 10 minutes,
then cover the kettle and cook 10
minutes longer Biscuit mix also
makes hamburger go twice as far.
Spread Drowned meat and onion on
biscuit dough. Roll up like jelly
roll and bake, Slice and serve with
tomato sauce. Or roll biscuit dough
with corned beef hash inside and
bake.
Explore some of these different
angles to quick cooking and baking,
the family will be quite surprised at
the unusual recipes you turn up
with.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-10
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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-10

Here is a nutbread recipe with
variations that you maybe interest
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-10
The Stork Arrives

The stOrk announces the follow
ing arrivals at the Washington COun-
ty Hospital:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-10
Marriage Licenses

The following from HagerstOwn
and Washington County applied for
marriage licenses during the past
two weeks:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08

One of the largest steel water
front bulkheads ever constructed in
Florida is nearing completion at
the Nays new Mayport Carrier
Basin near Jacksonville.
Literally curtain of steel to sep
srate land from water, the wall
reaches down from SO to 81 feet
below water level and extends for
more than a mile around the air
craft carrier port being built near
The mouth of the st. Johns River.
Nearly eight and half million
mounds of steel sheet piling, rolled
on the mills of United States Steel
and supplied through its Tennessee
Coal and Iron Division, at Blrmlng'
ham. Ala, have been driven down
into the sandy bottom of the harbor
TO make u sheltered harbor OF sui
ficient size to berth Americas larg'
est carriers.
To be ready for operation very
soon, the basin will be the only
mort between Norfolk and San
Diego of sufficient size and depth
to permit the entry Of the Nays
largest vessels. Construction WORK
was begun approximately a year
ago. ,,
First developed during World
War II, the Mayport facility is an
auxiliary unit of the big Jackson
vile Naval Air Station, 20 miles
away. During the last war. it served
as small boat section base, into
which mine sweepers and other
smaller naval craft were brought
for docking and repairs. 1t was also
e1uipned with housing facilities for
Naval personnel assigned to land
dutv. and contained several run
WAYS for Navy aircraft. Since 1916,
it had been out Of service and had
been manned only by small main
tenance crew.
In addition to mooring and minor
rerair facilities for the carrier, IT.
self. a modern airfield Is being
built. Existing runways are being
rebuilt and new ones are under
construction, including an 5000 foot
landing strip for jet planes. At the
dock, cranes may be installed to lift
planes from the flight deck of the
carrier, for storage, maintenance or
INSPECTION in the Mayport storage
area OF for flight to the main sta
ton at Jacksonville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08

his drink box, reached behind
the box to get a match to light
a cigarette, he turned back to-
wards the three customers to find
Grover Watts pointing at him the
same 20 pistol used at Floyd's
store and saying, "This is a hold
up"
After Grover cooked the pistol
Golf lay down on the floor as they
commanded. Grover then proceed
ed to clean out the cash register
and Goff's billfold, taking a total
of approximately $4,000 and his
.38 calibre Owlhead pistol. Sam
Watts threatened to hit Golf over
the head with drink bottle, but
Grover stopped him, Golf said.
Then the three left in the car
waiting outside with Marvin Bell
and Clio Watts in it, according to
their statements.
Golf has not recovered his pistol.
The thieves cannot remember
what became of it.
At Floyd's the thieves forgot the
money in their haste tc leave after
the shot or shots, but did carry
the ham with them and ate it on
the way home.
Clio Watts and Marvin Bel
claim they knew nothing about
the Golf robbery until after it had
happened.
According 10 the signed state
ments of Sam, Clio, and Grover
Watts, and Mitchell Bell, the at
tempted robbery of Floyd'S store
was suggested by Marvin Bell.
The three watts boys are resi-
dents of Howard, S. c., about
three miles from Loris on the
Tabor City road.
Held in the Loris Jail until Sun
day afternoon, the five were car
ried to the county Jail in Conway
Sunday and held on charges of
armed robbery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08
Rotary Visits
Power Plants

The Tabor City Rotary Club
made tour of the Carolina Power
and Light Company steam gen.
Grating plant at Lumberton Mon
day night as a feature of the regu-
lar weekly meeting.
Only three members were abb
sent. The club ate a picnic supper
on the grounds of the CP&L plant
and then toured the big plant.
Guides showed the club members
through the two hour tour.
One of the guides who is an
employee of the plant is native
Of this section, ElWood Dorman.
He has been with the Lumberton
plant for nearly three years and
went to considerable specia lpains
to make the local group enjoy the
occasion.
The plant is one of the largest
of its kind in the world costing
about $35, 100000. 1t is fully auto
matte and creates electricity with
high pressure steam turbines.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08

Building the basin has been a
construction and engineering task
of major proportions. To accommo-
date vessels of such great draft, it
was necessary to increase the depth
to AZ feet, far below the original
level. Because of the highly fluid
nature of the sandy banks sur.
rounding the basin, permanent
deepening could not have been &C.
complished without first building
sturdy bulkheads around the entire
inland perimeter.
Large enough to permit carrier
to turn around and head back to
sea, the basin is 5000 feet long and
1000 feet wide. Building sand
tight wall around it required thou
sands of strips of sheet piling, each
more than a quarter Of an inch
thick and about a foot and half
wide, and ranging up to 60 feet in
length.
To sink the piling into place,
each piece was first "jetted" into
the sand, being interlocked with
the neighboring piece by means Of
connecting devices built into the
piling. In letting, a hose with
high velocity nozzle is strapped
near the bottom of each pile, and
then, with the pile held in an up.
right position. stream of water at
tremendous assure literally
knocks the sand from under the
pile, allowing it to settle deep into
the ground. When more solid strata
Of earth were reached, steam ham.
mers pounded the pieces down to
their maximum depth.
Once the piling was set into
place, it was anchored permanently
by connection to a dead man." Not
so gruesome as it sounds. this IS a
massive. continuously cast concrete
structure which is set underground
and encircles the basin some dis
lance behind the hulkhead. Steel tie
rods Join the bull.head to the con-
crete form.
TO complete the job, a heavy
concrete easement is being, cast
around the top edge Of the bulk
head. The banks behind the case
ment are being filled in with sand,
making a flat, smooth approach to
the harbor from all angles. For all
it's size. the basin will be as neat
and tight as a bathtub.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08
PERMITS ISSUED

Raleigh - Driver license exami-
ners of the Department of Motor
Vehicles issued 1908 operators
permits during September, bring
ing the number of licensed drivers
in North Carolina to 1,496.921.
Revenue from chauffeur, renew
al. duplicate, and original permits
came to S3,235.43. The examiners
also reported ssh license suspen-
s;ons and 1928 revocations during
September.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

East Capitai--TWo houses, l has IL
rms. and baths; | with 10 rm.. 3
baths: 3-story brick. very modern.
beautiful furn. Operated as tourist
home. Marvellous income. Price and
terms are right. For appt. to see
call Floy Hoverman. EN-. 2033 or
Reach & Purcell, EX. 2412
Open Sun. 2-6
256 Oakwood st. s.e. 1a-yr-old
: modern semidet. brk., Congress
Hgts.. beaut. throughout. 6 delight
full rms. bath. bsmt., yard. retgr.
range. etc. S15.75O. Terms. RE.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
MR.. PECK SAYS

MR.. PECK SAYS
TO HOME OWNERS: We will be slad
to call on you and talk over the
matter of selling your home. We
take care of all details. PUR-
CHASERS WHO WILL BUY FOR
CASH AND ON TERMS
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HOUSES FOR sAlE-N.W.

COLORED-vIC. 10th and Newton
Semidet., compl. mod. baths, full
bsmt.. auto. heat; newly decorated;
On; paymt;, $1,000 to 900; MR.
No. 5s6s. Ho. 1447.. '' ~
COLORED-ATTRACTIVE CORNER,
bedroom brick house. rooms
completely air conditioned for your
comfort. Open Sunday from l pm.
to 4. 1927 Buchanan st. NV.
COLORED-l6OO BLK. WEBSTER
st. NV; 9 rms, 2 baths; lovely
condition; by owner, RA. 0935.
COLORED-OWNER LEAVING CITY
2712 10th st. ne; s rms, garage,
nice floors and only $1,000 down.
LA. 6-4044.
COLORED-432 TAYLOR ST. NV.
decor; 6-rm.. corner
brick. 3 porches, large back yard
with fruit trees, full bsmt. with oil
heat; priced to sell; substantial down
payment. Shown by appointment.
Call MR.. JACKSON. MI. 1854 or AT.
COLORED - GROOM BRICK .
sleeping porches, garage, hot-water
heat. extra. lot on side, faces on
z streets; best offer over S13 500.
sa @ sGGa sSd oana ssent no Addrsss Phans
OWNER, 1909 Kenyon st. NV,
COLORED-5II TAYLOR ST. NV.
Open 80 p.m.; semidet. brick. oil
heat; possession; make your own
terms. Call Mr.. Sweeney, CO. 1881
URCiOLO REALTY CO.. ME. 1911.
COLORED-MUST SELL-Extra lge.
SemIdetacheu nome; income, now
used for tourists; good income; easy
terms. MI. 9533.
COLORED-9-RM. SEMIDET. brick
house. oil h.-w.h:. 2 baths. scar
IN A WONDERFUL LOCATION. Be
sure to see this one first.
w. B. REALTY Ia n2a4 RE 0R16
Evening star., 1952-07-20

333 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Lovely 7-rm. row brick, 4 bedrms.;
l lia baths; gas heat; breakfast and
rec. rms; 2-car detached garage;
$4,000 cash payment. shown by
appt only. ~
MICHAEL WALSH 81 SONS
1911 Eye st. NV. RE $3.50
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Recommended Values
Sale by Peck Co. -
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
1920 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE.

Detached prewar brick, in new-hoMse
condition. A truly fine home. con-
sisting of reception hall; large living
modelled streamlined kitchen and
powder room on first floor. Four
rooms on second fir. with an ahup-
dance of closets. Large storage attic
and basement. auto. hot-water heat.
north Of Rhode Island ave. close to
stores and transportation. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Priced as
tonishingly low for home Of this
class =.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
18th AND WERSTER

This large brick home is completely
modern. 1t has rooms on Isl
floor and 4 rooms and bath on
End noor; beautiful rec. room, full
bath IN basement: oil h.-w.h. Terms,
Mayton. MA. $500: ewes. and week
ends. AID. 5S14. BOSS g. PHELPS.
INC. 14l7 K ST n w -In
Evening star., 1952-07-20

BROOKLAND, 1914 ,sth st. n.e.-Va-
cant, new cond.: 8 rms, b.. h.-w.h.:
only S490 down. Open Sun. 3 to 5.
KENILWORTH-2-apt. house; lge.
Mr. RANDEL, LII. 4-7230.
MICHIGAN PARK - Lovely Semidet
brick; rooms, "a baths, club room
and and many any, extras; See and buy this
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., Realtor,
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
WOODBRIDGE Immaculate oct.
home in sparkling condition. d rms.
new tiled bathroom. Remodeled Kit,
sso $50 G0fS on serms nas haa Ma Aen Sarase LA slS s.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWI6 rms,
tile bath, dry basement. oil h.-w.
neat; screened fr. porch, f1oored at
TIC; 2-car garage, excellent cond.
WOODRIDGE-owner will sell det.
home. reas.. to family with children.
new fSV BRICK BRICK sRiAaMEiBLERs RAN - sls.s5o.
Three bedrms., ,2la baths, firepl,, full
bsmt:, porch; attic fan: gas heat and
and construction. OPEN ALL DAY.
To see, go $500 N. H.. ave, turn
MAX MAJ MILLER FIR 21oo or IA, IA,
eoS fifth ST. N.E.-Fine brick home
with apts.; live in one; collect
rent; suitable. dr.. dentist. beauti-
elan; e9 c,IMPs bsTPer' etc. 2 to 10 ppd;m-.
6 LARGE ROOMS, conv. to all trans
portation, schools. 654 Morris pl
ne. Between 6 and z, F and G SITS.
OPEN, 36I9 goth St. N.E.-six rms.
? baths. garage Make offer. easy
terms. OWNER. HO. 8452.
81 800 to $1,000 DOWN. Move right
in this newly redecorated. vacant,
ssmdet Ssfb s,,t brick lovely S.a 5i1s
Michisan % Park as area. ea caIl Mfa eS'seVIe NeWe
ewes, PECK CO.
FlvE-RM: AND BATH shinsie bun
yard and gar garage; ;s So 600 e down ie"sfa viii
bSr hSnd!s; 1ioS eaii Mr.. Murray CO: iaSs'
81 r. 18TH afSs sr. N.E.-1st eomml. Low Lovely
51ss %sat yi25 soSDet.; Sl ,urn;EssS
esis ansets' S. bAkoTAe Dlf 51He' AVE. N.E.-4.bed-
room, 2-bath house. Gas INV. heat;
garage; on large lot. Reasonably
priced at. S14 500. Good terms.
Open Sunday 2-7. offered by WAL
TER n oBAUMAN. 1927 x st. NV.
BY oWNER-s1e1 South Dakota
ave. Beautiful 3-bedrm. hse sun
parlor and encl. sleeping porcn
Open for inspection 1T; or by
appt. Call MR. GRIGG. DU. 44S5
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
DETACHED CORNER
100 TUCKERMAN ST. NV

Lovely, large. corner lot with Co.
lonial center hall; brick home con-
tanning rec. hall. full-side living
rm. with mirrored fireplace and In
carpeting, drapes, cornices and mir
rors included, dining rm., kitchen
Ind floor has 3 bedrms., 2 full tile
baths: attic has 2 finished rms.
cyprus paneled rec. rm. with fancy
bath: oil heat: porches: spacious
stone-walled grounds: 2-car brick
garage etc. zAGAMI REALTY
Evening star., 1952-07-20
OPEN SUN. 2-6

BIIIJdI WOIJD
Slit 4th ST. NV.
11-yr. .-old mod. brk, beaut. cond.
throughput, newly dec, liv. rm. Is
by 2l, ,firepl.. din. rm.; equip. mod.
bar, n bath, bsmt., iaund. rm.. gas
heat, storm windows. Venetian blinds,
front cement porch, rear yard. Priced
right. Terms: RE. 3316.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
NEAR SCHOOLS

.36l6 VEAZEY ST. NV.
Cleveland Parks finest location
neighbors include a u. S. Senator
and many professional men. For
quick action, this 4-bedroom home
has been reduced to $26,750; owner
occupied; possession upon settle
ment; open Sat. and Sun, to q
pm. EN-, 62S2 80
Evening star., 1952-07-20
1877 URELL PLACE NE.
PLEASANT HILLS

PLEASANT HILLS
Nearly new semidet. brick, near new
John Carroll Catholic High School.
An ultramodern home with large
picture windows. large liv. rm.. din.
rm.. beautiful modern kitchen: 3
bedrms. tiled bath: Law. in base
property Is very desirabiv located
and can be purchased for much less
than reproduction costs. Situated
. blocks south of 2nd and Hawaii
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
5O28 18th ST. NE.

Nearly new semidet. brick invites
your inspection. Immaculate g
ished recreation room and tiled
bath: 3 lovely bedrooms: gas heat:
fenced yard; high elevation; priced
to sell today. Owner ready to move.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

APT. 4 rms. bath
immed. sale. Priced at $4,000.
Easy terms. Call Mr.. Scott for par
ticulars. DE. 1913, DE. 2O1O. For
eyes,, Sat. and Sun. CO. 1856.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-7
1892 BIRCH ST. NV.

of early American
times, this house offers a friendly
retreat from the stress of today's
modern living. You will, enjoy. the
quiet and peace of this home from
the first entry into the well-propor-
toned hall, papered with docu-
mentary print, and an unusual
old shop" window in the hall gilt
ters with old glass; continuing to
the large lily. rm., with its distinc-
tive design flrepl. and built-in wood
box with outside entry for conven-
lent loading, large picture window
overlooks the brick terrace, which is
formed by the U-shape of the house.
you. will find 3 large bedrms. and q
baths. on the center entrance hall
is a pine-paneled den with corner
firepl. and entry to. terrace. also
large dining rm. with bay window
and kitchen with fireplace and all
the other conveniences you would
expect to find in a home Of this
character. Visit this. home Sunday
afternoon and see how authentic
a modern home can be and still re-
tain the charm of yesteryears.
Out Western ave. to
Beach ST.. right l long blk. to 32nd,
left to house.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
JOLISSAINT
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

REAL ESTATE SERVICE
lola 9th st. NV, HU. 1928.
Open Daily and Sun, 8 A.M-9 PM
Evening star., 1952-07-20

UPPER NORTHWEST
Six lge. rms. recep. hall, iull hsmt
dry and clean. Priced at S15,a50
for quick sale. Owner leaving city
in Sept. No spectators need apply
Small down pymt., reas. mo. notes
Call Mr.. Scott for particulars, DE
1913, DE. 2010. For ewes, Sat
and Sun. CO. 1856. I'll Florids
Evening star., 1952-07-20
.OI0PEnl
BUY THROUGH SCOTT
G1 APPROVED
nNTv 81 TEUT

ONLY 2 LEFT
New brick semidetached 9 bedrms. >,
gas fred heat, summer air-condi-
toned. Large kit equipped with
modern steel cabinets; Handicapped
lawn. S10,250. One with built-in
garage, heated. At only Sl1,5O0.
LOCATED AT HOWARD RD. AT
OPEN SUNDAY, 3 TO 8 PM.
Veterans. here's your big opportunity
201O. Ewes. Sat. and sun, Ii.
3-7l32.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
CLEVELAND PARK
GEORGETOWN

1866 33rd ST. NV.
INVESTMENT, ZONED COMMERCIAL
8 income producing apartments. Of
patio in rear Fireproof bldg.
Evenings call OIL. 1880. Shown by
J. LEO KOLB CO..
1897 Wis. Ave. MI. 21OO
Evening star., 1952-07-20
4310 22nd ST. NE.

: 1OIV GG1INN y II 4N.IIs
La Sale Park--Modern bricf bunxa.
low, attractive and well designed.
Liv. rm. with fireplace. separate din.
rm., kitchen. . bedrms. tiled bath.
all on LIST FIR: Q finished rooms in
water heat. A fine home value
near shopping centers. Bus at
the corner. IF YOU HAVE BEEN
SEEKING A Bt1NGAI lOW - SEE
THIS ONE WHILE 1T is Still
Evening star., 1952-07-20
1877 GATI.AT1N CIT ME-

1857 GALLATIN ST. NE.
ASSUME LARGE 4e, CT LOAN on
posite beautiful park. Features g
spacious rooms powder room on 1st
floor tiled bath on 2nd fir. full
daylight basement. gas heat. Here
is a rare opportunity to take over
large 4ea loan. with payments OF
only SS6.46 per mo-. which includes
taxes and insurance Vacant--im-
mediate possession can be given.
Directions: North on Sargent rd. to
5000 blk. and turn right on Gallatin
st. to open" sign.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED-vACANT. Open Sun, 2-s
pm. 40 Rhode Island ave. NV
apts:, in good condition. Oil h.-w.h
S10,5O0 b. and |. trust See today
Only S19.950-S4. 900 dn. Call j
Williams, FIR. 3179, or
J. H. GREENE REALTY co
715 Fla. Ave. N.W.-No. 6145
Evening star., 1952-07-20

CoLoRED-WEBsTER ST. OFF i6th-
Attrac. 3-story brick Finished
bsmt., garage, IL rms. furn,
baths. gas heat. large lot. Excel.
buy: S2S. 900. Terms. III
Keach & Purcell. EX. 2412
Evening star., 1952-07-20

COLORED
Takoma Park, Md.
6-rm. Diet. brick, tile bath. mod. kit,
automatic heat. Lge. yard; 6-yrs.-
old. Moderate down payment.
1900 block, Harvard st. NV. IL
rms. gas h.-W.h.; good investment
prop. Substantial down payment.
7-rm. row brick automatic heat:
newly redecorated; $1,000 down.
apt. house; 1900 block Florida ave,
Me-; $3.50 down. Trades accepted
OFFICE OPEN SUN. 90
ROBERTS REALTY co.
HO. 1872 Ewes. HUI. 1888
N.W.-Vacant. IL rms, 4 baths; as
s apts.. partly furnished; only 81 :
300 down. Open SUM-, 8 to 5. 30
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10

front of Palmer School For ihe
 grown up youngsters and tha mIe tots there aal be separate competitions Prizes wIll bc nf- fercd iof thg gold cEg. The silver err. and tho most pEEe Photo graphcrs w1ll not hC barred from this colorful and sometimes uo tous scramble for Easter eggs
 Easter eggs like the new Easter finery worn at church are earthly
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10
VuIIe Easter Parade

Continued from page will sing "Panis Angelicus" by Lambillotte.
 Church of God
 The Sunday School children will take part in the Easter pro- gram planned for the regular morning services at the Church of God. Following them will come 2 cantata, The Prince of Life" presented by the church choir under the direction of Ray Nell son.
 Baptist Church
 A congregational pot-luck din ner will follow the Easter morn ing services of the Baptist Church, held in Carpenters Hall. Rev. A. V. Richey will begin the II am. service with a sermon on Christ My Carpenter"
 St. Johns Lutheran
 Rev. Edward H. Imme's Easter message at the II am. service in St. Johns Lutheran Church will be contained in the theme 'Is there a life beyond?' Children of the Sunday School will sing We Welcome Glad Easter"
 Episcopalian Service
 Rev. Albert J. Sayres of An chorage will preside at a com munion service for Valley Epis- copalians at pm. in the United Protestant Church. This will be the last Episcopalian service until next September, for Rev. Savers will go Outside on leave.
 Sutton Community Church
 At the Sutton Community Church there will be a children's program at 10 am. climaxed by gift presentation of Bibles to those who have learned the Ten Commandments" Rev. A. B. Compton will preach on 'The Risen Christi
 Easter Egg Hunt
 Following the regular church services at 12:30 all children of the Valley 10 years of age and under are invited to participate in the annual Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt on the Coop commons in
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10
Need Markeimasier

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 Need Markeimasier
 There have been no applica- tions for the position of markc'- master. which was ably managed last year by Florence Eby with out compensation Miss Eby. whose interest and initiative were instrumental in getting the association organized last year met with the group last night, her last night in the Valley be- fore leaving for a years study in the States. Ii is the marketmaSt- CTS duty to be at the market when ii opens and closes, assign booths to regular and occasional sellers. collect fees for booths, set prices for articles. enforce regu- lations. and collect the city sales tax.
 Improvements to the market site voted last night include pull ting an aluminium roof over the 60-foot length of the stand and siding with shiplap six booths each six feet by 10 feet.
 Present at the first 1852 meet ing were Miss Eby, Miss Louise Kellogg, NIT. and Mrs. Howard Estelle, MT. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln, Mir. and Mrs. Darrell Callison, Mrs. Ivan Branton and daughter Rosann, Mrs. Ann Short, Mrs. Elizabeth Hjellen, Mrs. Rob- ert Nelson, Bob Busby, Max Sherrod, George Crowther, Hugh Johnson, and Al Kirsch.
 The next meeting of the Farm CTS Market Association will be held at the Estelle home on June 4, at pm.