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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-21
CHANGES OF THE YEARS
BIZ VICTOR MEEkINS

When your mind runs back
freely over a half century, one
finds it easy to pass the time
on long drive, while meditating
upon the interesting things that
come to mind. Forty years ago,
life was fully as pleasant to those
who came along, and it carried
fewer responsibilities and per-
pleXities.
Herman Gibbs of MAINS Har-
Dor who grew up near Engel-
hard, told me recently of de-
lightful summer visits such as
he and his fellows enjoyed. Some
40 years ago, there were sailboat
trips of young men between viii
lagos of Hyde and Dare, and one
summer when he had worked all
spring and saved twenty-five or
thirty dollars, he thought it
would be a good thing to go up
to MAINS Harbor. Several of his
friends wanted to 60 too.
Sam Neal had a boat he want
ed to send up to Manteo so a
prospective buyer could look it
over, and he told Herman if they
would take it up there, they
could have the use of it to 60 in,
and to return in, if the boat did
Mt sell. The boat didn't sell, so
they had free transportation.
Arrived at MAINS Harbor, they
had a week of fun, attending the
ball games and counting the girls.
1t didn't cost anything to live,
for the friendly MAINS Harbor
folk in those days were also shut
off from the world, and they
were glad when visitors came
along, and they just couldn't do
enough to show a stranger a nice
time. Then too, when they want
ed to return a visit to Engelhard
they got the same sort Of treat
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-21
MRS. J. T. DANIELS IS
HONORED ON 18th BIRTHDAY

Mrs. John T. Daniels of Man
teo was recently honored on her
10th birthday, when family
dinner was held, those present
being Mrs. Doniels, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Daniels of Draper; Mr.. and
Mrs. R. S. Jordan and children,
Misses Mary, Martha and Sarah
Jordan, and Bob Jordan, of Dan
vile, Va, Mr. and Mrs. w. R.
Pearce and daughter, Miss Mar
garet Pearce, of Manteo.
At five o'clock in the afternoon
open house was held, and many
friends called. Refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served.
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LEGAL NOTICES


1919 W. CALLING WWW sins
@etste ta hsFseg 9ltsn - wnuEn
=, 49, 80 sssesrn tAai >. 80 80 sal
u NJ = tas msares ceaasT Gear
s.enss. hsF Wet. Fleftdas ths Scare
- e@mmfy Coum AsNtamMra - Memrus
CeantYs FiaFlaa. wlil epea esalee
htea Ter ths is&ainw 81 tie Ftwhl
ans prtwilswe - epNFattmM q ean.
essslon ~ tie MeaFes geuaty bsarh
asAa somtrMe8 g. ineiaaa thm ex'
eiuaiwe rAwht q ssii feed ana aFtns
Ana tnFEith ether ssFytrsa en sd
ssaeh. so - psrson eetnssins sen'
Ats aame 90 tha paxtiien toeatse
- Mmrh heaeA. nmhieet Go tie newe.
tiatioh 81 = satisfactory ecntrar'
hsfmeen Mamwea CountFs flor "a
mma ths smenwmmfml hf6asF
niaH are to - uabutttsa ca :
three year hasiN. Femt EaYaels
moefhiF ~ aMVaures
Aaditlannf tnfoFuatiga - e
tsrms - the rs4mirea e@mtraft as
49,, 49, =. &c, s.ss 49,. su., a.
attsrnsy. tITN whitshsaa street
KEY West Ffortan.
Ar bsas nasf - N enc hanaH -
ahR cnumfv a'fHrh hafaFe Use " ~
81 Tuesday shs SIN aay of Dsesm-
her A a. tak1
TIE Gems imnimn reserves the Ft9hi
- arrsus - rstert anF ana AT bis
lpuFaumnt q thfa advertisement So
after tie anesptanee - anv eta. ths
Hn4ra reserves ths fiEht - cancel
lthe ia n the amrreMNfni hAdder 80
fuses g ester fnta . rnntrmrt auit-
sbis - saia Boara % ceunty Gem
Rsy west. Ylorsaa. xovsmbsr "a
1850
RanI n. ADAMR cisrk.
Hoard ~ Ceuntr Commissioner
MnmFoa Gemmty. FteFs6a.
nay. s1-sn. 1871
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Jews Return To
Europe After Try
Az Israel Life


MUNICH. Germany R-This "a
varian cts. . ehief esnier e anti
9emltlnm IN ne HllieF era. today
l. - unwiling havsa ioE handrsds
el gewa
In lllfle mere than . year. al.
nest q ahousand Last European
1aws have eome here from larael
--dlssatiwfleA vita lie IN Wat
tkey oncs regarded - ne PFom'
led Lad
They hops Manieh 10 only . ten.
purary aloposer on TIE gay q
North O. soulh Ameriea.
ne rgfnnees. NEST 81 them 20
MsA hoFn, say they were nnahle q
~ IL wilA Israei's preseni.day
@ploneer eondaions" and eouldn'l
nnd iobs n Israel e. adapt them.
aalvea 90 the climate.
They cane % Munieh beeauss
aha one FemainlnG camp Tor as
plseed Jews IN Germany d Fl
n6arhy Foenranwaid. Almost al II
lham eniersd Germany Illegally.
they're Ia Dor rough tines here.
Cerman aafhoritles plaza 10 elose
down FoehremwAld BY next sprina.
Jewish ed orKnnlzaslons here
hnpa to refugees ean BE- resettled
h ne Unlied States. Canada e
Braan bsfnre ten.
ne aliuation became worse .
eoupls of weeks aeo when 10 refn.
sees arrived from Israel Wa
France. Glxty -saven u them we're
promptly arrested b. Cerman -.
zee CO eharxas a Illegal entFy.
Al were refused admlsalon % Foeh.
reawaid. where go illegal" lmmi.
grants already SIRE hvlna.
The nee arrivals finally were
granted aanetuary In Manieh's Or.
fhodox yewi1h aynagogae ard con-
mumllg eenaG9 hulldlaa
ne cerman poles raided TIE
bulldlna nnd aFresisa 6 men and
to women. Oshsr wUnen and al
the ehadren wafe Len whare they
we're. alihgunh Cefman authorities
sid al we're Rdlig q Illegal en-.
try.
Thoae arrested we're gwen short
ind seninneos-it days e. lssa--
ED warne9 they faced oeporta.
tea.
In the meamiime. tha Hehrew
Immleranl AID Soeiely h workin9
nruund ne eioek TO Feaetfle the
homeleaa gews h TIE Weslsrn Hem
iaphere whlle providing them with
food and shelter.
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LEGAL NOTICES

AqF = A. neenraea In Menrse
Ceanty hMeor6M
TIE MnaesmnNna ~ anf2 prosperity
uaaEf the aal9 reFtfflrata waa Ia
ths n4ma e. PalnrtMmm "a.
Ante@3 sad eeFfifteata ahaiI ks
fa4NNMe3 aNEHFatmH - tmW ehe
q PERI oa@NFtAad haF8tm waIl -
aesa e tha hlNhant hlaAeF - 49,
1eAft ho@aa aoaF 90 fhs ftras Mom.
go - ne mnmah ef Darem haf. faRa
Mn.rh h the tn a4E sf Dsoambsr
f,atea TIA sasA aay q oessh.r
1iFeait EAhL n AnAMm
@@@ft sal C8sFk - Clrruis
Ceurt. MonFoa
GenmsT. Ftorlda
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LEGAL NOTICES


AfWW
.@NssF zs!41 - heas - Gnaa
NVHtAM ~ MMMMMN 0IVRN fhnl
M4FFy = Ceilina holasr II $780,
1eaalx hnx Tartffioaaa Ne. eag 10.
gms@ - les aav 81 gmna. A.D fesa
80 ulse s43e a. ny offiea. ama ~
$50 apFiieailam Gnr . tnx anea A.
~ iaaasa thaEeoa Naia csrffsl~.s.
eNhfaesa tha follawinm aenrrless
STATE - riossaa. ts-wlss
FolNclANA mAfwf.ANn nm
lIs SUB OF NNcA "a Ae
I'VE s4H n 4lK NNc n l.nf AZ
A4F - AZ noearana An &c.,
eeunty heeoraA
The aanannmemt ~ ala mr.~.v,v
aaes TIE cid esFtifleate va 4.
80 4Ama 81 lea IA E1amaar'
Nntsna a8aa emFsiftaa4a ahau A.
Ee4eeNed a4nnF8Ina - faw ~.
NFeFarRT eaaeEthea kssWsn wln -
sela e ne niMhass ha6asr al a.
1 Aaa9e aooF en fha fsraf aeN-
$50 = ne ftA eay 81 psesassr
,,!nsasa tAas iasA sas sf ousoe.r.
rclssals KARL n. ADAMS
~@eFt sal CLERK ct Clrenit
Cert. MenFoa
nsvs.s-as.aaaas. Sssasy FieFiaa.
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ahaNeHH 9a91z Asss n9 faeH
a. -tt =. = - HEREBY GfNEN fhae
taMFFN = Coiiiu8 huldNF 20 Mnnrne
@asaty Tax CeFtlficata Ne. as L..
saea tie les daY 81 1una. A q. lasa
- tiiea annns ~ nv offioe. mna AS
sz@ae appllratioa for = tax aesa -
- ietae4 thersun Saia Cartlfirmfa
Hs#hfaNe8 the folinwtmm aanrvshsa
properly ~ fha Counfv ef Moaros
Ht@ts e fieFldas tg.wits
PoINCIANA MAINLAND an
4 h OF kkcs "a "a
INE SIS n an SIC 4 T.of
az = A. Recorded tn Manroa
1ountr M@oaFam
Ehe assessment 81 aaf4 mr~n~rfw
anasf the Aaid eeFtlf6emte va IL
W. name 81 ld4 AZ Ffanaar.
Lnieas sata eeFtiftemte ahall n
Fsaeefnsa aeroFaimm % mw. a.
bfepeftS dsaeFihed hsrafa win -
80 - the hiGhsat hlader al a.
eMft House amug om ahm fret Me-.
- - ne menfh % Deeenn her. fera
800 ws.cA i as "a aAS 81 Dsesn asr.
I, paisa tAls asa Gag ss ossos.r.
GREET Earl N ADAMx
~@~ft sal CleFk 81 CiFrnia
GamEt. Mnmroe
novs-s.as.ns,.. Seanfy. FieEtda
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$500 4W114 Aces n9 amaa
N0TtCk ~ MKnEHY cTVE~ Tnas
tsffr Ipiilns hoider 81 $780,
@asssx Tan ceFtifcaas Ne. al IA.
s4ea ~ Let dAv ~ Iane. A.n' fsx1
- ME- sane IN my efflea. ana -.
.naae apFiiratioa Tee q Ia aN@a -
- issues thereon Rmfa Cerflrt~ase
.s.efsess TIE followiaR aearrihss
EFupeftK ~ tha Connay a Monrn~
state e Eierida. to-wlts
FiNEcnEgT MAINLAND nm
l-s4 pT aEcM - a eI wup -
stE Lot - a A nsrexSss
N honfoa ceuasy nseera1
TIE asseenman1 ~ .nsa urmn.-,w
naar the aMt4 e@F9lfIeaan va Il
~ easAe e. EII2ahefh pnan~'
Laleaa aaia eeFllfieaaa $500 A.
se@eNmNa 4eemFalnR ~ hw- a.
tIePeftF Described haTefa wlu ~
.eAa ie the himhesf hfAamv Al a.
1917 tseUae aoor on ghn fIrsf Me-
go r. ths EnentA 81 nsrsssk@r ssss
49, = shs StA daE % Dsssn6ss.
-. p.asa sAis asa Gag q oss.s.,.
Ger Greet e., EAnL n ADAMS
1919 ~~@A Clerk 81 CIFeulf
6amrt. Momrom.
...s.a-ss.. ceuntT. FioFiaa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

WWM IA WNNW
1880 EAT44 acts &c rnsa
N0HAt j. HEREBY CfNEN ahaf
MMfNN y Cellimm hsMaar "a MawTne
1eaaty HaM CaFtifleata Ne. Is a.
$50 - lee aay 81 1uma. Anl fata
80 ulea aama IN ~ offaem. ama 49,
maee aRplieattsn fer : "a a~es -
he isauea theFanm salA cerftfirass
smetaeea ia followfnm aenrrinea
kFegsrtY - ths couasy of MonTos.
niate q NiosidA te-vtfs
FofNcTASA MAINLAND IN
Ills SUB 90 NKcN "a a.
4WR as n an aEc Z Lee Al
~ - Am herardaa N Menras
Ceantr hseoras.
ne asseaamena ef aaid preperty
aaW the aMAa eaFtifiem&a VS. IN
the mame eff Pulmrlann c.
EHteae eata eaFtfft<n4a ahnu BE
Ee8e@mea nneaFaamW 50 lMw ths
prePeFts asserahea ksrsia wgif ~
= ne atahaat htaaaF az the
deuFt Maune 8eer go the fIrat Mnn.
Ca tn tha manfh 81 rsresn 49,. fsss
80 ls ne ftA cas- e peesmhsF.
Rates Ass asa sas e ossss.r.
orsuil EARL n ADAMS
Ceaft sal CieTk e. Clrenia
CeuFa. MonFua
nexa.a.aa.assasa "@"aS' Faasf@~'
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cfERTSTMAS cards Several q.
bums Of distinctse cards. per
soaalized. bufisest and prolessioa
a. ineindlag ne hasierpiece Ire
Cd lsland Tra1iag Post 81 whiie
bead ~ hosrs i80s@. f@
80 noxie 2ftl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

cssspools pvnPgo AND
CLEANED. eooo ssRvlcE
ReAsoSAslE. Prone i1i11
EoxIs6lx
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oNE - galloa electric water heat
er Practically new. $50 n Gate
Barrier Shop. - Southard 81.
row 81
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.o'' S. = q. aFs 90

NoflcR y nkRKbY oivKS sAaa
sssy . csilsss a.lssr e asares
s9ea tie taf amT 81 Juma Ar ta69.
haa fileA eAme u ~ efftes. ana hMs
ma4a nRRtlaaf1nn faF z tnn dee8 -
- hamwa& ahmR@om Mmx8 CeEtffsrm1n
emhrnaes tie eaflawfmm aesrrfeea
RrepsFtY % tha cuumtv 80 Monroa
Mimta 80 Ramraam. ta.w4af
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

HAND laundry. Bring 20 my house
and pickup later. Phone zS2ts
noxz3 4
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BABY CRIB and iosm rubbsr mat.
uess. $50. Mattress practical
u ne~. - Fsasa Read. SiEshee
Para. nnNea- n
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PoINc1ANA MAINLAND p
tsfge aNm 90 MKrM 81 A
TWP a91 q az aNc Z Lea a.
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snsa ihs 10 a. ~ Jss. 81
rs fiiea aanas il a. sffiee. "a -.
m@ae anFlieatlon Coz : e. aeea ~
- tn1usa thsFeon saia certisl~.s.
e1snHaEs& he following asarrlhee
properly On the Comnfw af Mnnwe~
state q Fiefiaa. te-wlts
RorscIANA MAINLAND src
h-iIt sCh sEcs "a
w 50 ! az Les. te - sar
ceuntg Rscoraa
Ths assessment 81 .aia nr~m.r,,
aasf he e4td eeFttfleafa VS. A.
~ nAnAe ct Wa. "a Miller
a1e&a matd certifsemte mhnIl n
Feaesmea according % Law. a.
bfoNNrtN 6emrFlhea herein wflr ~
e,ia e the hiwh~st bfaasF "a a.
eaFt hanae deer en- enc fret Nee
a.s tie amenth 81 neeembsr fsts
ws.sh y ths Sth aay % pecsnhsF
Dated sAis sssA sAy os osssesr
c.r. =. Earl \ ADAMS
Court. Monrns'
...s.,.ls.ss.,sss e'S'''' F''''aA.
1svFTaTboe 10 mTn
Sealed hiam wtlt - opsusa IA,
shs tetinWin9 items ~ the naara ~
s-eetiS tnatrnetien 81 Monros coan.
ne poara RsoS ~ re saesi "a.
2, .'..lna..srAtlon buiialhm. ksy West
4 oas chassis Ter = e p....n.
80 = heel hua MHNt eonfora 70 All
state requirements
ons eeay fer = - pAsssnwer
fafntshNa ~ Heara Nest eanforrw
% Al state FsQuiNsmsafs.
Nete BIS nn ahoee items
saht~et - rstisw ~ stats
dfanNpoFtatian GonamlfanH
&ea steel iorkwrm tkxt8Nfa Al
sections 81 f& e9fh a. furnaskea ~
80 "a sshoei Equipmsat 90. -
a FuruisA eAalkhoara - ,ass
eesfa - mApFad eomhinMfiann a.
.,sAas ~ LnNit systems ~ eqnal n
NE fetleNinE aeetiUn lanetks
Threa "a "a. ssettona
-. Il + s s.s.,ss
I've "a g. seetiaaa
hewF ~ e. eeNfinnm
fufntah nna tasfafi arprrxf.
mAisiy Ese limeAl feet "a amnw~
= ~ ehatn Hes femra VIA meces.ar.,
ENsts ana fttfinNa aise approxi.
lnAtelF 80 iineal feet - ri :
s4aNs. ftnk fsnes vita nsesssary
so. pets ana fittinEs as apeei.
=. - -. ~ sssspA l. Gates. ssp~rtasoF
Ths Bard reserves tAs rlKhs O.
fM1eNt AmN ~ all hiam
GERALD nj. ADAMS. Chafvrnnn
HORACE uhErANT. seNFeaMFF
as Superintendent
noy le-21-ae. 1875
NoftCE 90 cAaaING ron mans
q nay renoeFm thmf 81 So stk a.
- pWeembar, A. II. tsBN - "a
y ~ A. ths Monrws Cent csaTs
nsaeNs hsE Wssl, FleFtaa. ths 49,
~ AanmtN CwnawtMmsunwrm wfll unen
scales his foF ths 4ailawtsm
a ton steel koay tFurk Mia
- as af8M muaFAe
HaaaeFs Fnav ebtnia ksecgfs eaffars
SO 81 etheT neeesaaFN ia amfav.
mamtaen fFmm the Cffic~ 81 she Ceup.
y sssfe Sssnsy Csurs Heuss. ksy
Al Aiss ssss bs IN n. A..s. :,
p ~. TsesfaN. neuansber "a. sata
TIE C@mEnixaion RWmarwen ths rswkt
- ae<~pt - reject any ana an IS
maas parauamt q thia adVsrtlse-
.ksT west. FiorsaA Ssysmssr a
tsEALl
Earl " AnAwx CO..
M.Ara - Ceumfw CamnmsMmsnwsw
m@@ros Cuunts F1pFska
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AWNINGS made and repaired.
Umhlss Canvas Shop. 80 Caro-.
line 81 novstf
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NAN and wife 30 operate small
moseL Mar may have ether en-.
paoymens but must help clean and
maintain. Semi-retired couple pre-.
terred. Give full inaormation In let
Ter 10 p. o. Bon rs. novlTS,x
SHOE SALES help. Experisnce 81.
necessary. Apply in PERSIA. See
NJ. Larie. co Duval s. Hours
$50 b izse Q. m. noxlT4u
MAKE s1.0o daily. Sci luminous
name plates. write Reeves Co.
Ataeeoro. Mass, tree sample and
aei4il& noN13St
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Young parakeeta Metal al
plastic cages. PekinGese and
pomeranlsn pupt an arrive Dee.
lTth. The Psi Shop. 81 Carollna
So Phone 1et7a noslea
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- Vt. MATTHEWS Charter Bosi
fally equipped. chairs. ouiriEEera.
lying bridge. rsdio phons. Chrysl.
er Crowm. q Bertha. Good Condi-
tion. Ready % 90. go MlchiEan
Ave. Nh J-Ikz9 y. Tighe. nosD n
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PALMER Shade screen Cahana
NJ - Ideal &c beach. yard. q
trailer poreh' Lsw priced AZ /.
complete = easy 10 assemble =
BIZ savings, Choice 81 three sres
Write lor Tree Illustrated literature
prices. complete details. Dealer IN.
CURES invited. PALMER MANU-.
fACUTRING COMPANY, Coldwai.
CO. Michigan. noss ~
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-09-04

Stste Of OHIO, Superintendent OF insurance, ceF-
tlficsts OF Compllance-The undersigned, Supt OF
ms Of the State OF Ohio, hereby certitles that
The QUAKER CIR FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, whose principal office Is located az
Philadelphia, Stste of Pennsylvania, has complied
with the Laws Of tails State applicable to II and Is
authorized during the current year to transact N
this State Its appropriate business OF insurance.
Its financia condition Is shSSn BY Its annual state
meat TO have been as fG..Jws on December 81,
1859: Aggregate amount OF available assets, N,-
5il, l22 40; Aggregate amount OF liabilities Except
espitaD, lncIUdlne reinsurance reserve, $685.
sy6 66; Net assets ST. 704 245.72; Amount Of actual
paIoup capital, ST. 0O0 10000; Surplus, $704, u;
Income for the year, $2o7s, 1885, Expenditures for
the year, $1,842 767 90.
m WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hereunto subscrlb-
ed my name and caused my seal to be affixed at
Columbus, Ohio, this day and date, July J. 1858.
Walter A. Robinson, Supt. Of ns. OF Ohio. (SeaD a52
State Of ohIo Superintendent Of Insurance, Ger.
tlfcate OF compIiance--The undersigned, Supt. Of
lns. of the State Of ohio, hereby certifes tha:
pal office Is located at Chicago, State of Illinois.
has complied with the laws of this State applicable
to il and Is authorized during the current year TO
transact IN this State Its appropriate business OF
insurance. It's financial condition Is shown by It's
annual statement 10 have been Is follows on De-
cember 81, 1859; Aggregate ann Wint of available
assets, $3s 423, ,56l67i Aggregate amount OF ablli-
ties Except capitaD including reinsurance reserve,
$32 9Se s2ket assets, $5464, ,209 8s; Amount Of
actual p'ld-up cspts s., 900 900 o0i Surplus, 81
494, ,209.85; Income for the year, $36 236 le3 66;
Expenditures for the year, $27, $40, ,aS3.5l.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto suhScrb-
ed my name and caused my seal TO be affixed al
Columbus. Chic, this Day and date, July l, 1858.
Walter A. Robinson Supt ct lhs. OF Ohio (SeaD al
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-09-04
CATAWBA

A &c Abel Tackett Jr., left
Tuesday evening for Anchorage,
Alaska, after a thirty day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel Tackett.
Mrs. Paul j. Neer accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Neer to
Mansfield, Wednesday where they
were the luncheon guests of Miss
Mary Ella Neer. Carolyn and Vir-
ginia Neer, who had been the
guests of their aunt, accompanied
their parents home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Schutten-
burg and family were the week
end guests of Cleveland relatives.
Mrs. %. Shansen, Mrs. c. Grove,
Mrs. E. Hittinger, and Mrs. w.
Downing, all of Cincinnati were
the Wednesday guests of Mrs L.
c. Momberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Post and
son, Harold, were the Saturday
guests of relatives at Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Coffey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coffey
are the guests of the former S
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Prince Fraley, of Albuquer-
que, New Mexico.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service of First Methodist
church was entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lin
coin Locke, Mrs. Carrie McCon-
key assisted. Mrs. Paul Remley
was devotional leader; Mrs. Car
roll Runyan, program leader. Ice
cream, cake, and coffee were serv-
ed to Mrs. Remley, Mrs. Runyan,
Mrs. Harry Xander, Mrs. L. c,
Momberg, Mrs. A. r. Wood, Mrs.
/. G. Kirchner, Mrs. Mahlon Neer
Mrs. William Fannin, Mrs. Rich
ard VirtS, Mrs. Philip Virts, Mrs.
Charles Kaufman and daughters,
Mrs. William Mcknight, Mrs.
Earl Mossbarger, Mrs. Anna Nc
Henry, Mrs. Bruce Campbell, Mrs,
Susie Douglas, Mrs. Charles Hall,
Mrs. Warder Poland, Mrs. Elden
Anderson, Mrs. Florence Locke,
Mrs. Frank Shockey and Mrs. H.
E. Davisson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Tackett were
the weekend guests of the latter's
mother and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fl. Schmidt of Russell,
Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Davisson
and daughter, Ann, motored to
Cincinnati, Wednesday, where the
latter entered Bethesda hospital
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for nurses training. Ann is men,
ber of the Northeastern 1853 high
school class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Runyan
and family are enjoying motor
trip to Illinois and Michigan.
Mrs. Paul J. Neer and Mrs.
Mary B. Tavenner, were the din
ner guests Sunday evening of Mrs.
Lena Jones and Mrs. nellie West,
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Wood and
Mrs. Gunthrop, all of California,
are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Corne.
The Builders Bible class of Ma
ton Chapel was entertained Sat-
urday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell Stoll assisted. A
vesper service and wiener roast
featured the meeting. Twenty five
members were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Corne and house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Woods and
Mrs. Gunthrop of California were
guests of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Warner of
Brooksville were the Sunday af-
ternoon guests of Mrs. Fay Cap
linger and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Caplinger and family; also the
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Climer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gayle Locke are
announcing the birth of a daugh-
ter, Sunday evening, August 80,
at Springfield CITY HOSPITAL.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-09-04
Liquor Dept. To
Hold Examinations

Columbus - Examinations for
employees in the state department
of liquor control have been an
nounced by Carl w. Smith, Chair
man of the state civil service COM
mission. s@RIHME
On September % there will be
examinations for the positions of
retail store clerk / and II, and for
retail store manager I and II.
On September 80 examinations
will be held for field inspector I
and II, liquor control Investigator
I, II and III.
Examination centers will be Ak
ron, Athens, Cambridge, Canton,
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus,
Dayton, Lima, Mansfield, Ports
mouth and Toledo.
Bulletins containing full infor-
nation are available at all state
employment offices, all county
auditors offices and the office of
the state civil service commission.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-09-04
Maxine Finley
News Reporter

The tenth meeting of the Steady
Stitchers All Club was held at the
home of Betty Howsman on Au-
gust 4, 1858, at .7:3O pm. The
meeting was called to order by
standing to say the 4-H Club
Pledge. We then had roll call by
telling our favorite. flowers.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. The
treasurer then collected dues.
A committee was appointed to
get supplies needed for our ex-
hibit at the London Fair.
Demonstrations were given by
Kathleen Purdum and Betty
Howsman. Health and Safety
talks were given by Ruth and
Doris Blumenschein, Barbara Un-
derhill and Beverly Boyd.
After the meeting Miss Stahl
looked at our projects. We were
then served delicious refresh
ments.
The eleventh meeting was held
August 13, 7:30 pm. at the home
of Kathleen Purdum.
The meeting WAS called to or
der by repeating the All pledge.
Roll call was answered by giving
safety rule. Minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
$1.30 was collected in dues,
We decided to have the Mothers
Tea at the Monroe School Build
ing, Tuesday, August 18, at 7:30
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-09-04
THlMBLE FINGERS

We had the last meeting of
Thimble Fingers Sewing Club at
Mrs. Fishers home, August 18.
We had our business meeting.
Everyone present gave a l minute
demonstration on one project COM
pleted this year. Three were ap-
pointed to take charge of the fair
booth. Projects and books were