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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Coming Erenfs

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER -
Gym classes Cor owe. Sea
Pianf Base. 10 an.
Jayteen Youth CentsT. Polnelana
MOVIES. . D n.
Aleoholics Anonymous upsE
meeting. asa Duyal Street
SPIN.
Loua MART No. :, orden Cabal
lsros de MART. Inc. at Temple
sls Ehraheth 81 SPIN.
Anchor Lodge, Masonic, No. is2
Scottish Rite Temple atsP m
Beta sigma Phi sorority, Sar
Carlos Institute at sp. m.
Methodist Men. Wesley House
sp. N.
Cerebsal Palsy Assn. at Ia
Ton, 8 ?. m.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER -
Bowling Cor ofncers Wives. I 4
$50 pm. at Naval StatioE
Youth for Christ Bible Study. aI
Service Men's Christian Center.
at - Whitehead 50
Combined social and handicraf'
hours ct x. W. Youth CenteI
every Tues. evening. Open
house party. . pm.
Ladies Golf Tournament X. w
Golf course. 3 am.
Special interest Sewing groups
$50 o m. 20 1850 .. m and
p, m. 10 4 p. m. home ol
Mrs. Richard Reynolds, TIC
Arthur Sawyer Rd.
kiwanis Club. dinner meeting.
64S .. m.
r. Taylor Duplicate Bridge. al
p Taylor. 7:&s . IN.
Beginners Bridge. Ft Taylor.
. m.
Every Tuesday. rumha lessons
~ Taylor. Sis pm.
Thrift shop. Navy Commissary,
9to u.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 50
Gym classes for Owe. Sea
Plane Base. 10 am.
Navy Wives Bowling League
Naval station Alleys, I pm.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER J.
Navy Wives Bowling League, al
I pm. rs. Also open bowling.
Key West Lions. meeting. o:se
pm. al Lions Den. Seminary
ST.
Monroe County Hospital Won.
ans Auxiliary Sewing group.
81 hospital. 2 pm.
Ceramic Glasses and hand weav.
ing. 30 4 pm, West Martello
Art School. County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous. closed
meeting for members only.
Si5ls Duval Street
Rotary Club luncheon, s. Paul's
Parish Hall. I2:ls pm.
Thrift Shop. Navy cOmmissary,
1toA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Mrs. TO,Cner Makes Official Residence HOmelike;
Stresses Key West People In Her Imitation Lists

The Little White House seemed like home again at Mrs
Townes friendly greeting the long verandah and though Il
during the Of the day the drawing cool
pleasant with lowered blinds ehntzcoveTed furniture and
bowls Of flowers
Blonde blueeyed Elizabeth Towne wife Of Commander Of
Base Rear Admiral George C. Towne the first Navy hos
preside Quarters A. the former presidential win
headquarters designated the reserved
for the use Of past President Mr.. Harry s. Truman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

A new kind q complaint was
registered recently In Philadelphia
when Merchant seaman Harold l.
Walsh told police how two strong.
arm men held him up and took
his $50 wristwa,ch bat had missed
SIS in his wallet lie vas very In.
dignaut about the whole thing
Saws seaman Walsh: i've been
robbed In al the higres, ports and
I've slways been cleaned out. new.
er left with . cent. These euvs
miss sixty five backs Your bows
are slipping" Maybe they snly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

II your family likes the flavor
.oi curry powder. try adding . be
OF Il 20 mayOnnaise. Preach dress
ing. scrambled eggs. hamburgers.
creamed chicken or cFcamed We
FetahleS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Thsrs's ere member ~ shs
family who cen be svpPlied gVem
furniture Flahf dewn 10 tire lsss
didy In . ere step shoppins trio,
ard that's he FoYsl hIshnsss, IRE
Baby. This ehoushssvl service 10
supplied 10 yoV BY Ideal Tess
who start wlsh shs lewiy safety
Pin ls very special ere that
cant opsn ard seTatshl snd
build u W right thFoVsh IRE bed.
Feom fvFnlsVFs. ell baby sired.
Also, whether Yov'Fs staying
right here IN little ED Key West.
planning o trio. moving Nlerth.
South EAST o. West. VeV can be
svpplisd iFsn Ideal beforehand.
snd always be ready.
Mrs.. Seer wants me 10 lee yeu
know that she " busy right new
with eli the nee HYlens end
woolena foF lall ard Writer. The
chswhss u Commerce nsswlsh
sfsns'lns. KEY West hes ls's eeel.
lsh days Genre JsnOsFy, ard even
before. snG these things wlIl be
lvss right Ter BabY's seSY Gem.
fsFt.
ksepins 10 with ire trend, The
hssvslssl new NYloa Sweaters ~
Ideal Tess GENE IN slsss ere 10
SILK ard are lvss s1.ss. Take
. ere step shopplns trio 81 Ideal
Tees seine elns sgssFneoa, end
save yeVrsslg 80 well 90 yovr
poeksseook.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Ron RISKS into fine crumbs and
keep on band TO use a. q topping
for scanoped dishes. Crushed
cheese crackers also make q de.
lightful topping for easseroleS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Wfhlls veS'ss ever On Flsmius
Street.. yoV might Lost as well 90
en- ~ tewerds slmonien . isw
mere saeps and step w 81 Betsy
AHns sssslonsEs. ~ tell YeV Why;
Remember that serd Christ.
mas" thss pepped 10 right % tire
hsslnnlas ~ ire celVmaa Well
hsre h 10 seslnl This time lf's
chFisfmas Cards. New denH held
yeUF hands ~ IN heFreF. 10
seems 10 me IN ether years I've
heeFd YoO well that nsxf year
yeo we're aeins 70 have some
really psFseaaIliHed chFlssmss
csFds. bUi that this year voU
srdsrsd see lsss. Well here you
sFsl Betty Am hes IRE nsw
heeks IN 81 really psEsonallirsd
eards. end We plenty early
e0e0sh 70 Get YevEs right rev.
These heevflful cards ere BY
cIbsen. DeereFsss. 81 BvFssyns.
Seine ere lovely original water
esisrs mat YevE friends mirhs
wsHs 10 keep ard frame 81 min.
Istvres.
So when shs holidays rOIl ..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Gerald Saunders. zone chairman
.of this district for District ass,
Lions international will leave 10.
morrow for Homestead 20 conduct
an advisory committee zone meet.
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
KEY WEST
Ten and Ticenfy
Years Ago
As TAKEN FROM
FILES OF THE CITIZEN
EPTEMseR n, Iss1

sEPTEMBER ~. 1919
Mrs. Archie Bradford and chill
|dren who had been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Lowe, left
yesterday for their home In Jack.
sonville.
Lights At the lighthouse recently
finished on Tennessee Reef flashed
out the first beams last night.
Sombrero Lodge. under eonstrue.
ton for some time Of Marathon
has been completed. according "a
information received In hey West
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Shortcuts from an old scrap
book: Ammonia or bleach bottles
are hard 10 hold when hands are
net. stretch three or four wide
elastic bands around the hottie 10
provide q safe grip.
Decorating party cakes Is easier
n you first outline the design or
lettering sor the top with q tooth.
plck on the smooth icing. "Cor.
Feetions" can be made by eraSine
any mistake with = knife zip dipped
IN hot water.
Squeeze the Juice Of half . lemon
Into the water In which eggs are
TO Be poaehed. Lemon juice viii
help 10 prevent egg whites from
separating and floating.
TO frost cup cakes. dip tops Into
soft frosting and twirl as they
come out 10 make Q fancy peak on
top.
Al good cooks burn their fingers
occasionally. 80 they say. Cover q
miner burn quickly with . dampen.
Cd tea bag. The fannie acid In the
tea smooths and heals.
Quick and luscious: bot ehoco.
late sauce. favored with cinnamon.
On chilled drained canned pears.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

State School Superintendent Co
In English approved school mile.
age Of 81 miles for Monroe C0un.
IN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
SEPTEMBER n. laai

Mayor Willard NJ. Albury. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Albury. who has
been spending a few weeks AZ
points In North Carolina, returned
20 Key West last night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Hope you had . nice weekend.
and now you have . whole week
ahead for shopping. Never saw 50
many sales In my life. II you can't
outfit yourself. the whole family
and your home real cheap this
fan. well. Id better retire from
this business
See YOU around on Wednesday.
shop hopping as Usual. Law, Jaxon.
adv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Shhhhhhl Rs o sssFssi Seine.
ming rev. real seen. 81 oonald's.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

wanted 90 know what time u was,
hid.
% course the other approach was
made In Lawrence Mass. BY Nil.
ton IMPORT who vas turned down
when he asked for q job as asSis.
tant manager Of the Palace The.
atre. lie simply waited around for
Is minutes and then held up Mana.
ger Guido Lamenello and escaped
with 1870 Probably more pay
than he was offered anyhow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

AMNHN So M@A"Aa A#f#fHN
mopie land, guess God forgot
Bot k's Stlll September, and
school has blss started and - al
ways there's the sh0pplng 10 DO
90 come aiong Duval Street viii
ne and vel see shat we car
zee:
= 4 =
Aless yoy've wslkse dswn ov.
vel Street swsyt. snd sieppsd
there ~ ire light 81 ire eernsE
q plemlnu whsFs Ire lie conehe
ttslsl hsias ere serueFs re dime
Slege snelhes, you turn ~ Flsm.
NJ Street tswsFds simenson. snd
held veog breath end iasFe Yov
ere N gssna 81 shs olebs shes
eleros
zee ~ secret whY Yev esn'
We heesUse zee reed IN ne shep
baowpar thas ire rev Writer
efyiss h ne lee Price llns have
aeme N. and veg've Genre deun
- esi ssveFsi palFs while Ire
sslssflsa IL seed.
Nlhea ! yes thsFs. they wsFe
lvss bslae Uapasksd, snd ere
was euasr men ne nsHi. %
eesrse ne ever pepviaF suede
wss thsss IN Ell shs hsllsrins
styles, end w alI seFis 81 sendais,
ssls snd wedges. Alse n Ell ne
daFk eelors.
There zee . palr - Hst Fed
klAs .sse Win . sine heel met
wes Q winner. " else came IN
hiaeh. TIE trend Tile year b -
sefl eemlsriahla shees end yev'll
eisd cry style lnsaelnsahle -
olshe Co s1.Sp 10 sS.ss N re
lswsr priced shoe.
I've nsilesd . lei II little psls
eaesd lndisns sn re streets 81
key west lately and We no see.
Vss thss shsy bslena " . tribe
eallsd 'censhs". knew they
wsre lndlsna bseavss TREY Ell
were Masvral leather seis soled
bssdsd lndlsn meeesslns. ard
. savelsd them lhelF eemiaFi.
. hnsw where thsY eame tren
ese beeausa ! saw them hY Ire
dsasas " PAIRS a. ere clebs, snd
Z wlshsA thst ! yes . little tee.
elshe hss iris pspvlsE nevslsy
IN sli slass end % the lowest
prleoa IN eown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
NOTICE!

Mrs. AvxisT. clerk 81 Loesl
Beard Ne. 20. hes been sdvissd
BY state headquarters. 81. Angus.
tine. Fls.. 81 . S-dsy week work
sehsdvls Beginning Monday. Sep
TENDER 70.
Q An. Until u Noea end ! P.M.
Until 5 P.M.. hAsndsV thru Thurs
day Until further Notice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
I'VE ksY wssr eITIxaM pss. .
SHOP HOPPING

Found. dos'i % sseond hemaan-
i0s met Veo forget. Mere 10 h
September n. sad lvsi ted
ye0l Now % sn, ssrslghi on IN
snd sss hew seed yev'f feel
whsn asiiins time GENES aFevnd
ard ysv know met Yeg have
somsfhins really special shis
time.
= 4 y
Lets Investigate an ldeA for a
very elegant icing for . devils
food cake. FiFs, you mir two an.
Ieaten egg whites, one half cup
light corn strip and one cup sifted
eonfectioner's sugar. Add a pinch
Of salt and one teaspoon Of vanilla.
So far Il sounds pretty plain,
bot let's 60 on: Beat the mixture
In an electric mixer OF with the
good right hand and the egg beat.
er until the fFOsting stands up in
stiff peaks. Then fold In one bali
cup crushed after dinner pepper.
mint candies. the brightly color.
ed ones u you please. Y0un see
the difference, In fact Il win stick
out all overt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

A fellow named Robert Miles is
reported To- be having q bit Of
trouble with the City zoning CON.
mission. They must Of Iigged when
they should Of ragged because It's
1oning boundary splits his property
50 that bis two bedrooms are des.
ignaied residential" and tae rest
Of bis apartment commercial. "
shueks. Robert old man. you can
threw In . couple Of pool tables
and make youself a fortune.
Of course Mr.. Miles isn't as bad
off as the truck driver named
Francis German who delivered
four new patrol cars 10 the Oneida
n. Y. state police barracks and
then was nabbed for driving with.
out q ehauffer's license. Canny Of
'em 10 nab him after The delivery,
I'd say.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

She ehatted about the same
things that absorb many mothers
at this time Of year. helping her
younger daughter. Patricia. get
packed and on her way back 70
college where she viii enter her
junior year at George Washing
ton University: trying 10 reserve
more time or her busy calendar
10 be with her two small grand.
children. David and Patricia before
they leave with their mother.
Nancy, 10 Join their father. Lieut..
NJ. W. Egerton. Jr.. USN In Nor.
folk. and perhaps most important
Of all, writing 10 her only son,
George c. Towner. Jr.. who Is
serving as . lieutenent In the
army in Korea.
Mrs. Towner has followed the
ship" on the usual Navy circuit
from Newport around TO Bremen.
ton. and took her three children
with her 10 Hawaii where their stay
vas cut short by the outbreak Of
World War II. They were evaeuat.
ed and returned 20 the States. Dur
.ing the war years, Mrs. TowneF
volunteered as a Nurses Aid. and
continued 20 work for Navy Relief
and the Thrift Shop.
Mrs. TOwner laughingly recalls
three postwar efforts they made
in attempting 10 settle down in q
permanent home. They bought one
house in Rochester, n. v. q sec
ond in san Diego. and finally. far
from discouraged by frequen,
moves and accompanying real
estate transactions. they acquired
third home In Arlington. Virginia.
By the time they bought the
Arlington house. Mrs. Towner went
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Arr mension Of good. .sspsel'
ely vsssy. sweet. dslleloOs dss.
ssFt feeds siwsYs mskss me
ghlnk ~ Ne Slpshee snseksgY.
whsnevsF ! hear . particularly
stroelcss pvn ! slwsya shink es
Ire saaekeFy tee. y weoder
Why mat hf
We'll. erlsnds. Phil lhlmsslgl
takes responsibility teF ell punt
originating IN tkls nswspapeF end
Fsserrlns 10 ne saseksTy. which
leaves ire deer eide epen soV
seine ivn.
Bvs here's ire seeop tel hid
ding ssldel there 10 No place IN
Ell 81 Key West 81 vicinity ihsi
serves svndaes snd sedas like
IRE enss yea get ~ ire slesbee
snaeksFy. These aren't served IN
FssviaF ice cream dishes. The
lids svs there zee sevp plates
snd semeslmss Trey aren't BIC
snoVph
Sc u YoV ere . gluten sos .
dlsh 81 Ice cream. ! knew ths
plsse Ter Yo0 10 %. End " Phil
shFows Q iew puns yeUE waY.
veil n vert eesl Yov ere cert
sKiVa snd wlll peobshly serve
ysv Flshtl seda.lIsleva. hmhm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
wTa
JAX0N

ne cd year Is going Into the
last Qnmrter wlth next shop Hopper
September Is nearly over and you u
aeon be hearing ell about Christ
mas. o. course ws wll have Val
tewa'en and Thanksgiving. but up
Dsrmost In an minds will be the
WuxiA's greatest holiday.
DO you ever. II y0a ere q
6ansplanisd rebel that h.. miss
Aa eoloEa that September bringsl
Tkere's the sold d The sun and
nalds II grain rubble standing
tha reds and browns Of frost kissed
isavss and The purple hare Of son
alg IN ths hills and on the water.
These ere eolors foreign 10 our
mOpie land, { guess God forgot.
Bot lt's Still September, and
school has bst started and - a.
ways there's the ahopping 10 DO.
90 come aiohg Duval Street with
ne and vel see shat ve can
zee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
CHANG kAI.sHEk ON REcAININc CHINA

Generahssimo Chang Kai-Shek recently responded
TO President Esenhowers decentralization of Formosa
with statement reiteratng his determination to regain
all OF China The leader Of the Nationalist China called
the Eisenhower decision mot only udicious but mitar
~ and morally sound"
The most interesting part OF KaiShek's statement
was his announcement that the Chinese Nationalist
not seek the infantry Of any other nation the effort
regain China In addition to other assurances he said ST
would like to friends abroad that the Republic
Of China will not ask for aid in ground forces from any
ton to achieve goal"
1t, Of course, remains to be seen whether Kaishek
with the limited man-power 1T his command FoTmosa
can build and lead army strong enough rout the Chi
nese Communicative WILL no doubt, be aided by Rus
sic in any renewal Of Chinese civil war However the
tention not to foreign infantry is allimportant and
one can only hope that It will be adhered to- it
means delay in the reganing Of China by the Nationalist
There are methods which the United States can adopt
which would help the Chinese and which might bring
about longerm pressure enable the Nationalist to re-
conquer their homeland These methods consist of naval
blockade and other pressures, both economic and pol
CAL Generalssimo Kashek in the meantime, could stage
commando raids on the coast develop larger Chinese
underground force and encourage all Chinese throw off
the shackes Of Communist domination.
This process might conceivably require some years
or to the alternative, which would require United Nations
proach to the Chinese problem.
The goal of the Eisenhower Administration regard
ing China should be, and apparently IS to do everything
short Of involving United States soldiers in the developing
battle for China.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
The Islander.
Film Screen
|Fla.'s Tops

The Islander, Monroe County's
first modern drive-in theatre which
opens for business tonight on Stock
Island, win have the largest screen
in the state of Florida.
The human face in a closeup Is
magnified $500 times, according to
builder Joe Sirugo. The screen is
480 feet from the projection booth,
and the total area of the screen
is about ten times that Of the
average indoor screen.
For a small price, theater own
ers will be able to convert the
screen so that the new three
dimensional films can be shown.
The brand new theater win have
space for 600 cars with about
1000 patrons.
While adults watch heir favor
ties on the screen, the youngsters
can ride ponies, free.
NOT only is the tneater area
Handicapped with more than 400
plants being set out. but the ladies
room is said to be a marvel Of
sanitary equipment and modern
decor.
Sirugo said that perhaps ways
win be found that film lovers can
row into the theater from the
waters adjacent to it. Through
this may be just spoofing, the
famous Watergate concerts in
Washington, are constantly at
tended by waterborne patrons in
canoes, row boats and sometimes
larger boats.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28

Tokorozawa, q suburb, the Air
Force reported.
The crippled plane, on q routine
training flight, presumably crashed
In the Pacific Ocean, the Air Force
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28

There are no master-minds and super-men; If you
think otherwise, somebody has you fooled
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28

The acid test Of friendship is applied when man
seeks to borrow hundred dollars without security.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
Boone Troll Foir
Dute Is Selected

October l6 has been fixed as the
date of the Boone Trail Com
munity Fair it was announced yes
terday by the Fair chairman, Mrs.
w. P. Parker and Mr.. w. E. Aw-
bfey.
This will mark the fourth con-
seeutive year that Boone Trail has
staged an agricultural fair which
has attracted state wide notice.
Boone Trail Ruritan club members
are the fair sponsors, but all pro-
CeedS go to the school.
Aubrey, school vocational agri-
culture teacher. heads the mems
division of the project, and Mrs
w. P, Parker, the home economics
teacher, the women's division. This
yesr special effort is being made
to increase the number of COM
munity exhibits and to again en-
courage displays from churches and
all grades in the school.
AS plans for the 1853 fair are
being made, home economics stu
dents are enjoying addition of a
new electric stove, the laboratory's
fourth, bought with part of the
proceeds from last years fair.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

MRS. WEST HONORED-The
SpireIla Company of Niagara
Falls, New York, has selected for
their August recognition, Mrs.
ZoIa E. West of Erwin, N. C.
A former successful Spirella
COrsetiere, Mrs. West became an
organizer in 1850. Since that time
she has, through her efforts
climbed the Spirella ladder Of
success. Her area Manager, Mr..
Hunt, and the home office per-
sonnel wish Mrs. West ever-in-
creasing success and happiness
in her important activity.
Mrs. West has been Field
Manager for the Eastern half Of
North Carolina with additional
sections in Virginia.
She will now settle down in
Harnett, Wake and Durham
counties.
Other outstanding workers Of
the Spirella Company from North
Carolina are Mrs. E. b, Brewer
and Mrs. w. F. Messer of Dunn.
Mrs. Muriel House and Mrs. Jew
ell Price Of Erwin, Mrs. Mae Coats
Of Goats, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jernigan Of
Ellington, Mrs. Gordon Moore
of Linden, LOWE L. Royal of
Benson and Mrs. A. 7. Fish Of
Fuquay Springs.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

Miss Majsengill said a cordial in
vitation also has been given to
community leaders who work with
church young peoples gorups,
Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts or other
youth serving agencies to attend
the workshop.
Miss Stuart is one OF the best
known leaders in physical educa-
ton in the State" said the SUPER
visor, land incidentally her class
es are going to be fun" Teachers
will participate in rhythm games,
folk dances and learn an array of
new relays. games and team sports.
New material with illustrated in
structions on new and old games
suitable for indoor and outdoor play
will be available to teachers or
visitors. The supervisor noted that
since full time instructors in phys
ical ed are few, instruction in ply
sical education in the grades is left
to the classroom teacher
Miss Stuart will advise teachers
about schedules, how to adjust the
program to the needs sof the indi-
vidual child and the general school
health program.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
Dixon Funeral
To Be Saturday

Mrs. Sarah Wade Dixon, age rs
widow of the late Willie N. Dixon
died Thursday afternoon in a Fay
etteville Hospital following six
weeks of illness
Funeral services will be held at
800 P. M. on Saturday afternoon
at Spring Branch Church near
Dunn. Conducting the services will
be the Rev. C. H. Coates of Buie's
Greek, assisted by the Rev. Rich
ard Smith of Spring Branch
Church. Burial will be in the church
cemetery. y
The body will remain at the
Hatcher Skinner Funeral Home un-
til taken to the church where il
will lie in state for one hour prior
to services.
Survivors are: four sons, A. T
Dixon and Willard Dixon of Route
l, Dunn; Roy and Wallace Dixon OF
Dunn; two daughters, Mrs, C. E
Pittman of Wilson and Mrs. B c.
Jackson of Front Royal, Va; two
brothers, Julius Wade of Erwin
and Sam Wade Of Route 3. Dunn;
two sisters. Mrs. l.. C. Dupres Sr
and Mrs. R. E. Wade of Dunn; Is
grandchildren and 4 great grand
children.