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HELR-MEN

CLERK-Hardware. experience pre-
ferred but not necessary. pay de-
pends on ability. See Mr.. PENDLE-
TON. 1890 Ca. ave.. Wheaton. Nd.
INC. 623 H st. NV. 80
COLLECTION MAN, experienced, to
work in collection department of
installment jewelry store: pleasant
workins conditions with. company
benefits and good opportunity for
sssRs saSsRssnsRsj sswrL ARIly Nj Nj sasa'9: ~
CONGRATULATIONS man for small
Job shop. Knowledge Of small
platen presses preferable. WEBB
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
Free to travel; capable of organ
king and supervising both new
900 to $500. 200 valuations start start
to, finish; immediate employment:
salary and certain expenses; vaca-
lion with pay; no layo1s; reply,
SWING full information resardins
s4sSIense s4oN eoNrKSc1iaa "a: IiieEenses e.. Re
c6NsrRuGFTToN Ii aT RE wcaR&2R;Rs. cas&s2R;R ySS ySSns
men able to work with hands to
StdIu IdplQly expanding TRADE IN
construction industry. Year-around
inside work; Md. Va. suburban
areas; transp. necessary. OR. 1881
after 6 pm. is
CONTRACT TRUCKMEN
Ame5tsa' mEtsa oIs5Inss IssEsss ysn line has
furniture men free to travel the
entire o.. 8. and Canada as long
distance furniture movers. Applicant
purchase and personally drive 1850
or later model tractor Of any make.
With minimum of 269-cu.-in. dis
placement to pull our 81 1T. tratlers
equipped with vacuum brakes. Year
around, long term contract, sub.
stantial earnings. Contact Mr.. Mas
chino. AERO MAYFLOWER TRAM
srT co; 1858 Mass. ave.. Indianap-
oils, Ind. -22
COOK, hrs. pm. to 10 midnight;
Arlington. TIE. O696. 80
kitchen man wanted: must be sI re-
WAGES wages: sSDsI 4DSy Th HE @asEE st sGp
co1SrEs sshS REsdeSMisSTs MsSs vi White. ne must IS
sxper. EXP p Dsy Z. work, ines neat sppearIng
DINER. 100 Vermont ave. NV;
coUNTERMEN t31; eelored; day and
GusTARD, 1851 7th st. NV. after
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Rhen snsiDeYtns !edpeSttsemsnts
addressed to Star 6ofes. % NOT
tnclose original references. photo
graphs OF other materials o. per.
son0l relne. .Coptes sefus the pIr.
pose and oTt0tn0ls may oct lost.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BOOKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS.
ATLAS. 1920 N. 2. ave. NV. RE. 5767
IF UNEMPLOYED or wish . good po-
sition. see GRACE DUNN. 1871 q
PRINTERS HELPER; learn q profit
able trade. Miss Bell at BOYD'S,
cor. G & 18th NV. MA. 234O.
Al SECRETARIAL POSITIONS, SOS
to $50 wk.: few to $4,000 to So. 900.
exceptional openings = the better
Grant tST. 3666). BOYD'S. cor. q
CH1LnDS'ss \ NURSE, $50; full ma,n.e-
nance; Miss Reed. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G ST., Ma 60SS.
AUTO INSURANCE SALESMAN, ex-
per, 1925. Adjuster fire & casualty.
All kinds Of excel. openings for MEN.
Miss Bell or Mr.. Ford: BoYD's. cor.
g & 18th NV. ME. 3537.
BANK TELLER, trainee and exper.
BOOKKEEPER, Conn. ave. 8 days.
OFFICE CLERK, no typing, $65 wk.
CASHIER. r. /. ave-. S175 mo.
Several sales openings.
MISS BLACK-NA. 2342
BOYDS, cor. G & 18th NV.
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CLERK

For accounting once Of large real
sa,n estate con company; ny. Hish os schoSl grad
perience or night accounting stu
dent. Good starting salary, auto
matte increases twice yearly. Va
cation with. pay, yearly bonus, free
disqualification and participating life
insurance plan. 5eday, S7h-houy
week. Apply personnel ONCE.
CAFRITZ CO.
1zoz < et. NV.
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RECEIVING AND SHIPPING CLERK
6-day. 40-hour week.
BECKER'S
1914 r st. NV.
1914 F st. NV

Refrigeration Mechanic
For commercial work. COLONIAL
ICE CREAM CO.. South Capitol and
e sts. Sc. -19
ROUTE MAN on dry cleaning route.
must know Arlington; excellent op-
portunity. good working conditions.
ROUTE Sr EA sAHIIGGssMAN--Nationai HIGssM tS con-
Germ has opening for. salesman on
an established retail coffee and
grocery route in Washington area.
To Q man desirouS of increasing
his future earnings We can offer
secure employment. retirement plan
and high earning possibilities. Man
25-40; in good Hhysicall health and
Is furnished and all expenses paid.
Call COOK COFFEE CO.. CO. 9596,
SALES CLERK, age 24-35, to work on
showroom floor of large Wholesale
appliance distributor; must possess
initiative, have pleasant personality
and be able to assume responsibility;
;nn',S fmRSye ~ benefits and EOOd
ROSENBLUM. HU. 1855.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, for an
energetic, hard-working salesman
grade natly. advertised. home-bldg.
products, we have q selling oppor-
tunity. Exper. desirable but not
pecsssary ecsss,sS .sS-,tWsv as We % train you
ssisss comission, caT Mash sIlovsnes lsa
TO represent this company. Write
full details. Box 3S5-D. Star. lie
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PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
LICENSED BY state and county SH.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
other than myseif.-LESTER G..
CORLEY. 421 9Th st. s.w.
MUSIC STUDIO sALESMAN-We pay
better than average for enrollments
and commission on sale; exception
sl5x soy sSoc sSod UNLIMITED sta1 new territSsrs.
GET THERE FASTER, cheaper. safer.
Seattle. sss PCr ,nfoTmstion rT eaeo, Ya Ies;
ervations. call MA. a955. 720 18th
st.; NV. Alta. Is not a regularly
scheduled carrier but operates on .
needs Of the Washington Baltimore
FLYNN BEAUTY coLLEdI. 1910
WILL L, BOARD two children of school
nee ie nsroHS,a ioysiS noms Falls Church: pub,
FAIRFAX LODGE-A distinguished
Va. convalescent home. beautifully
nurse. cR. 7sS.R. '00o' fesls1s5eo m1a
GET THERE FASTER. cheaper. safer.
Ely ATA air coach to California. S97;
Seattle. 500. For Information. res
St; nv. Alta is not a regularly
scheduled carrier but operates on q
on-scheduled basis to serve the
needs OF the Washington Baltimore
ACCOUNTING and business analysis.
for small businesses who need as.
ststance. Box 1156. Arlington 13. Va.
1Rs
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HElP--MgN
ENGINEER
ASSISTANT CHIEr

ASSISTANT CHIEF
FOR LARGE NEW ELEvATOR-TYPE
AIR CONDITIONED APARTMENT
In aoiNI4N' NV, washington. 1-bedroom
to exper. maintenSnce amt @ 'ns man. Ithsq Ether
3rd class or 9th and 9TH class
licenses required. Married man not
over go. with no resident children.
Excellent opportunity and environ
ment for dependable man looking
for Q permanent position. See Mr..
REOBERTsoN. For appt. call OR.
ExTEE.MIlNAToR: 1,GI.MIl!A route man: &. excel;
man: Must be able to meet people.
Good pay. Cali IA. s-4286 for
appt. -1Y
FLOOR LAYERS, LIST class mechan-
MssRaIi6eEso aieso' woSp USEs PHooks. Hoe5k 'AMcs me-.
1407 Lee hwy, Rosslyn. Va. -1S
ssSS '.aEs sSfa a2urs s41s ADPy sps
FoREMxN. shipping. Opening Ss aSsil.
able for experienced man, to take
complete charge Of shipping dept.
and its personnel. Required to pack
and handle stock. route tlucks and
Vus-On-tUWu SAl1puicutSs EeImhueuC
experienced. Apply CAPITOL PRINT
ING INK CO.. INC. 500 Claiming
FOREMAN Sti En- .or busy lumber va ysrd,
Falls Church location: must have
guiding soI material; %,iirs good opportunity
sursical service, INSURANCE. tTGsssA"inid paid
vacation and holidays. discount.
h-e' hecK1scEs flF ass4SSo &c. 18th and II st.
Construction
For established blde firm; Excel. op.
Must be familiar with all phases Of
construction. Submit refs. Box 315.
FOUNTAIN MAN. drug clerk for all
sround work. must have local
FOUNTAIN and drug clerk, over 1s.
store. 'iIs' Il. ss4os vss. sne'snO0rn0oo fs H5us
FUEL OIL DISPATCHER
sssyss Of oil burner
vacation. BOZ 217-D. Star. LIS
FINISHER. experienced.
sober man for better-grade furni-
ture and plano refinishing; with
spray exper.; good working cond.
LEO GREEN. 2212 14th ST..
6R nH3Ri SALESMAN, experienced. is
excellent salary and commission,
paid vacation. See Mr.. Phillips,
Furniture Department. H. ABRAM.
SON CO, 9TH and l. sts. NV. Pa
GLASS MAN, experienced on store
frAntQ AnA RhAn VDnpk DO
sober. Good earnings. Call OIL. 2O22.
GRILL and sandwich combination
men. part time, for lunch and din
ner hours; excellent pay: reference
required: Bog 265:p, Star. -19
STOCK MAN. experienced,
for large self-service super market:
employe benefits. Apply in person.
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET,
1909 r. ]. ave. ne. lie
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LEGAL NOTICES
WILBUR L. GRAY, Attorney,

WILBUR L. GRAY, Attorney,
Colorado Building.
Filed August s. 1852 1852. Harry N. Hun,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
PROPERTIES, INC, Plaintiff. vs.
CHARLES NJ. JARVIS, etc, ct al.
Defendant.--Civil Action No. 27SI-
62.-The object Of this suit is re-
m0Va1 ny sacs 2, eiosS seysI on title to Lot Eight
said Block now known for PURPOSES
Of assessment and taxation as Square
4O44. On motion Of the plaintiff, II
Is this 9TH day Of August, 1859, or
dereo that the defendant, CHARLES
M. JARVIS, IF LIVING, cause his
appearance a. ~ to be entered herein on
of Sundays and legal holidays, oc.
curing after. the day. of the first
publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as
IN case Of default; provided q copy
OF this order be published once q
wee week 10 1or three successive weeks In
The WASHINGTON Evening Star; and
II Is further ordered. that UN-
KNOWN ALIENEES OR ASSIGNS,
HEIRS, OR DEVISEES IF HE BE
DECEASED. OF CHARLES NJ. JAR
Wis cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the first
rule day occurring after the expira-
ton OF three months from the date
Of the first publication Of this order,
otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default.
Provided, 2 copy Of this order be
pubiiShed twice month for three
months in The Washington Law
Reporter. and The Washington Eve
ming Star before said day. Isl
CHARLES r. MCLAUGHLIN, Judge.
(SealO A true copy. Test: HARRY
M. HULL. Clerk. BY HELEN K.
BENDURE, Deputy Clerk.
au1S,25,sep1 i 3. ocf3,2O
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BUILDING MATERIAL warehouseman
and salesman; good starting salary
and other benefits; should be IA
miliar with blueprints; car not nee.
1ssiNGER BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
1927 Wis. Aye. Bethesda. Nd,
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c. q. SLOAN q CO., INC.
Aueti0neeFs-AppraiSers.


ESTATE SALE
Valuable Household Goods and Per-
Embracing in part o. J. peMoll baby
grand piano. lined oak bedroom suite
and dinette suite. and occasional
tables. Large antique mirror, ma
hogany dressing table, folding top
console table, garden and porch fur
niture, Victorian sofas and chairs.
rugs and carpets, chest of drawers.
mahogany walnut and maple dining
room and bedroom groups. rugs and
carpets, bookcases, silverware, linens.
draperies, jewelry. mirrors. lamps.
china. glassware, bric-a-brac. tea
carts, beds, box springs, mattresses,
At Public Auction
at Sloan's
716 18th Ut.
Tuesday.
August 10th at 10 AM.
BY order Of the National Savings b
Trust Co., conservator of an estate
and many private owners.
Terms: Cash. c. q. Sloan Co., Inc.
Aucts
~''4Ss
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SALES TRAINEE

OALGO j 10AINEG
24-2S. with desire to sell; must be
aggressive; good personality: local
position with national organization;
protected territory: prepared train
ing course; salary while learning. BY
appointment only, MI. 5000. 20
SALESMAN, for retail furniture store;
son. 7126 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Md.
SALEsTAN-Experienced. for mems
81 eonatlonsd saG eoasss ss0o 7S
s saLEsMEN1c,o.hine. < Isl d. who hav. isa some
knowledge Of buying. Apply A & N
Trading Co., S0l D st. NV. Ia
Statesmen. experienced automobile;
only aggressive. sober and conscien-
tious men who are accustomed to
good earnings and hard work need
apply; excellent opportunity for
qualified applicants who have good
new and used car sales record. See
Mr.. Shaw, MONROE FORD CO.,
1887 East West hwy. Silver Spring,
SALESMAN, experience preferred.
good earnings. Apply manager.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS. 1103 H
SALESMAN for mems furnishins store.
apps RSsi'lGar S2roSaE saSflsn' Stiff HIT
s2hEsMASMYoane snsi N IN ma man with ry car for
fixture dept. Of wholesale electrical
EIEcTRfc sUPPfLY co.. so51 18th
st., Silver Spring, Md. -10
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ELECTRICIAN

ELECTRICIAN
Permanent year-round maintenance
Job In modern air-conditioned plant.
ence. Vacation. sick leave. overtime.
Ahrendt Instrument Co.
1910 Calvert RS., .11H GelIese Park, Nd.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE repairman
needed for bench work on small
electrical household appliances.
Apply after 2 pm. c. A. LEPPERT,
EgEcTRoNic gEc hso IL NJ; iME;sPEcToRs for Ne es.
iHstsr ELEcTRIcAI ieSHst MACHINE AfE sHoP. INC.
919 Jessup Blair dr.. Silver Spring.
ELEVATOR LEV OPERATOR, familiar With
PIX BOARD for relief work; large
apt. house; references REQUIRED.
EfEvAroR Hlsss 70 ao; 0of;ERarOR. AZ Or eolored, for
ofice building; good Working condi-
tions. Apply ROOM 616. Evans BLDG,
1870 New York ave. NV. -21
day work in modern. apartment
building. See resident manager.
17O1 Mass. ave. NV. is
ENGINEERING CRAFTSMAN. for
television and communications work
With cosulting radio engineering
MR. CHAVEZ EX 6R70 20
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Eed L. williams q Zed L. williams. Jr
AuctiOneers and APPRAISERS

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFF.
FECTS FROM VARIOUS CONSIGN-
ORS AND WAREHOUSES;, ETC,
SAME TO BE SOLD TUES. ITO
MORROW AUG. 19th.) COMMENC-
ING AT PM.
Blond mahogany twin bed
room suite with Mr.. and
Mrs. double dresser. Fine
(uSed) solid mahogany bed
room suite with poster bed
IL new living room and
lounge chairs, including
f1reside wing backs, Lawson,
Fan & Channel back; ma
hogany block front secre-
tary style lady's desk. "Sim-
mons" short width hide-a-
bed sofa. Medium grade
walnut dining room suite.
Odd beds, dressers, ETC.;
pr. mahogany night stands.
mirrors, gas range, odd
pieces, ETC., etc,
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HElP----MEN

PAYABLE CLERK -
Immediately; $500 annual rate
week. Can MR.. r. NJ. EWING. WA.
7700 for appointment, 30
MANAGER ~ Nationally
known small loan company wishes
meat with future. Good starting
salary and car allowance. Modem
employe benefits. Pleasant sur
roundings;. experience not neces-
sary. CAL IN person, see Mr..
LYONS, los N. Alfred st.. Alex
andria, Va. = -10
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LEDGER CLERK

IUMBER AND MHLWORK MAN.
experienced, to handle shipping;
some counter work and phone sales,
in small growing retail yard.
AMCO MILLWORK & LUMBER CO..
NC. Benning I'd. and MINI. ave.
ne, LU. 4-4300. --18
AGENTS. local or travel.
We have openings for organizers
tory unlimited. A 500 wk. guar
antee to agents who can train new
applicants. Apply KEYSTONE
READER SERVICE, 724 9th st. NV.
GANAGER and salesman for mems
furnishing and clothing store.
Quality merchandise; perm. position.
3RE7 JTnIkN REHREND. INC 30
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PRODUCE HELPER
NO WEEKEND WORK

Perm. job with opportunity for ad-
vancement. Will load trucks and 60
out on route. Drivers permit neces-
bet. s am. and 3 pm. to GOVERN
MENT SERVICES. INC, 1885 21st
st. NV.
Ia
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ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
Williams Auction House

W1ll1amS Auction House
91S New York Ave.
TUES. (Tomorrow Aug. 19th). 2 PM.
PRIVATE APPRAIsAIs MADE FOR
ATTORNEYS. ADMINISTRATORS,
Frs, PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS. WE
QUALIFY IN ALL DISTRICT AND
OTHER COURTS AS APPRAISERS.
REASONABLE CHARGES. no CALL
TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE.
Aucttoneers' Phone, MA. 1919.
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DRUG MAN
SALES REPRESENTATIVE-H you
are stalled by some slow-moving
situation, we. want to. talk to you.
maceutical manufacturers offers an
immediate. permanent opportunity
for q man Of unusual qualifications
for sales position in this area.
The starting basis will be a. salary
plus bonuses; The successful APP
2 years Of college. preferably phar-
macy or pre-med. and will have
had selling or drugstore experience.
He must be able to talk convinc-
nsy to meRnsrs Rs work * a shf bs ds
nified. professional in nature. He
ployes know Of this adj Write in
confidence. giving age, education.
iiansrisHse inssrvis% f enSi1E 6AEsEnY nsf'Gna sU4
ITO. Decatur. nj. lis Sc
DRIVER-White, age 26-4O, good
sasra'sse sns. w. aHs sSss' appearance top SAL
DRY CLEANER and spotter for mod
ern laundry and cleaning plant in
northwest Florida. Must be LIST
exper. and salary expected. MEL
SONS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEAN
Err. INC. DeFuniak Springs. Fla.
ELECTRICIAN--n you desire a Job
as Q trouble shooter and repairman
for local electrical contractor and
are fully experienced in this type
Of work. call HO. 4321 for eppt.
ELECTRICiANS and experienced ap-
RA. 1896 or see r. ARCHIE BUR
CESS. 1905 Ga. ave. NV. 10
AND HELPERS-Call
GE. 1900; good wages, steady Job.
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PRINTERS HELPER
Wanted in modern Northern Virginia
job printing plant. JE. 3.O4OO.
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ENGINEER

For lge apt. bldg. Good salary, excel.
working conds. 7th class license or
better. Must be exper. in air cond.
Apply Chief Engineer. $3.50 18th
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Attractive Opportunity

$65 per week. plus commissions
while learning. Ages between 25-
45. Come in to see MR.. BAR
BOUR. 400 9th st. NV. or phone
RE. 7247.
AUDITOR, 21-35; free to travel for
Must have some education in sc-
counting. Experience preferred but
not necessary. Give full informa ton
as to qualifications. and approx.
salary expected. Box S77-G. Star.
-l8
AUTO BODY MAN to replace ours
who left to enter business for HIM
to over $500 weekly. Finest working
conditions anywhere. Vacation and
hondays with Fay, group hospitali-
zatton. See Mr.. Mullen. OLMSTEAD
MOTOR CO.. Oldsmobile dealer, 1000
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. OW. 84OO.
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ATTENDANT

ases1sns r.feSsne. feCm IN bs spt blds
8; no Sum-; $120 mo. Apply in per-
son Mon, mgr, THE KENNEDY
WARREN. S133 Conn. ave. NV.
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MAN

Permanent position with investment
banking firm; 5-day week; modern
downtown once. In reply. give draft
status and salary expected. Bog
278-G. Star. 20
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BANK BOOKKEEPER, trainee. ages
1898, several permanent positions
open. Liberal company benefits.
pleasant SURROUNDINGS, suburban To-
cation. Apply Mr.. Carey, SUBURB
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NEW HOLLAND NEWS

Misses Sidney and Willie Wes-
ton, Mrs. R. B. Stotesbury and
daughter, Nancy, spent last week
end in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Swindell visit
ed Mrs. Swindell's parents in
Washington Sunday.
Misses Doris Tunnel and Lila
Lee were the weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Berry of Ports
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick O'Neal were
recent visitors in Norfolk.
Maurice Berry of Albany, Ca,
was the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Tunnel Tuesday.
Mrs. r. B. Stotesbury and Miss
Sidney Weston were shoppers in
Belhaven Friday.
Misses Hattie Benson, Nellie
and Adelaide Stotesbury, and Mrs
Palmer have returned from a two
weeks vacation in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick O'Neal anC
children left Tuesday for Norfolk
where they will make their home
for two months.
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CAMPAIGN
-(Continued from Page One)

This committee, made up Of Mrs.
o. j. Jones, Chairman, Mrs. Keith
Fearing, Mrs. Leo Midget, Mrs.
Fred Basnight, is to make an inn
mediate survey of property owner
ship along the highway from the
Bridge-turn to Fort Raleigh. The
names of land owners are to be
presented to the club at the March
meeting. Then club members will
visit them for interviews and
pledges as to what can be done by
the individual property owners to-
ward identifying and keeping
clean this stretch of road. The
printed suggestions for developing
the Model Mile will be given to
each person interested, and the
pledge, very simple in form, will
be received by the club members.
The old problem of why waste
paper was being tossed along the
highway came up. Again the gar
den club members expressed them
selves as appreciative of the recent
efforts of the highway foremen in
getting the bitches and shoulders
of the highway clean, and as urg-
ing all public spirited citizents to
report to authorities any known
dumping at locations not provided
for such. There is law by which
persons marring the beauty of a
highway or side road can be pros
ecuted.
Announcement was made of a
proposed booklet to be published
by the Garden Clubs of North
Carolina which would list the in
teresting places in North Carolina
to be visited by travelling garden
club members, and request was
made that the local club present a
list for Dare County.
The general program for the
meeting dealt with fertilization
and pruning for spring growth.
Mrs. A. Q. Bell and Mrs. A. w.
Drinkwater made contributions to
the program and led in open dis
cussion.
AS hostesses, Mrs. A. Q. Bell
and Mrs. o. ]. Jones served soft
drinks and cookies. Mrs. Allie
Grice Of Mays Head and Elizabeth
City was the afternoons guest of
honor. Twelve club members were
present.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-22
LATHAMS ENTERTAIN

Games like jumbled words, drop
ping hearts in a milk bottle, darts,
relay race and dancing furnished
entertainment in Belhaven Thurs
day night when Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Latham and son, Chuck,
entertained the seniors of Belhav-
en- High School.
The decorations of the party
carried out the Valentine theme
with red and white hearts pinned
every where, balloons arranged in a
''V" shape for Valentine, and red
hearts with white collies decorat-
ing the mirror above the mantel.
The refreshments consisted of
ham rolls, potato chips, toasted
pecans, pickles, heart shaped open
face sandwiches, cup cakes, made
by the hostess, and iced punch.
Red baskets filled with candy
hearts and suckers with Valentine
holders were given as favors. All
the refreshments were arranged
around center piece of red camel
las. Mrs. Sarah Latham assisted
the hostess.
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SWAN QUARTER SCENE OF
SOIL CONSERVATION MEET

The Pamlico Soil Conservation
District Supervisors met in the
Agricultural Building in Swan
Quarter Thursday of last week.
The counties participating and
their representatives were Beau
fort County. A. D. Swindell, d.
M. Windley; Washington County.
E. H. Liverman. c. S. Heynen;
Tyrrell ounty, G. E. Morris; Hyde
County, ]. C. Bishop, r. L. Jones,
Leon Balance.
E. B. Garrett, State Conserva-
zionist, made talk on "A Few
Mileposts That We Have Made in
Agriculture" Twenty-nine inter-
ested and enthusiastic members
were present.
The Ladies Aid of the Swan
Quarter Christian Church served
a delightful luncheon at noon for
the group.
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PIONEER PERSONALS
Home Club

The PIONEER Home Demonstra-
ton Club met at the community
house at z p. m. Feb. 14th in a
joint meeting with men, women
and boys and girls.
The club women served a de-
licious supper after which Mrs.
Leslie Radcliffe, president, called
the meeting to order. All sang
Its a good time to get together
then it was announced an of
fering would be taken for the
March of Dimes. The amount re-
ceived being $500.
MIR. and Mrs. Webster Cara
wan and children of Newport
News spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Doughtie.
B Mr.. and Mrs. Hallett Brown
and children of Gates ounty were
weekend guests of Mrs. D. M,
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Manning
and children of Norfolk visited
relatives here last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Alligood
were guests Sunday of their son
and daughter-in-law, MIR. and
Mrs. j. E. Alligood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Sawyer and
children of Columbia spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs, C. M.
Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kline of
Portsmouth, Va. spent the week
end with Mrs. Kline's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harris and
daughter, Sue, visited relatives
in Beaufort Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Naomi Satterthwaite re-
turned Sunday from Durham
where she had been with her
mother-in-law who was patient
in Duke Hospital.
J. E. Alligood, minister, re-
ports much progress in the young
peoples choir and announced
that they will make their first
public appearance as a group the
first Sunday night in March at
the Mt. Olive Church.