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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12

Pouhatan Whips Chase City 1876,
Wash, Jessup, WOrsI1am Score Tuice

PoWhatan Highs strong IT" of
fenSlve was too much for Chase
City as d. the Indians drove to
their third straight football VIC
tory 80 to s Friday afternoon on
the reservation field
The braves of Coach Hank Nor
ton gave up their first touchdown
OF the season on 30-yard pass
plav in the third quarter. but in
between the visitors waged los
ING defensive battle against the
Indians sweeps. counter plays
and hand offs
Halfbacks Ducky Wash streak
ed 25 yards for the opening score
in the first period In the second
period, two PoWhatah scoring
drives We're climaXed With Grey
Jessup's quarterback keep from
five yards out. and Fulla bck Clark
WorSham'S smash through the
middle from the visitors eight.
Wash Goes 30
The elusive Walsh again broke
loose in the third period to score
on a 80 yard scamper. and Grey
JesSup made it two tbs for the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12

Coach Phtp Boepple's Amelia
SQUAD moved the Dali well against
the Blue but couldn't push over a
tally when in sight Of the goal.
They drove to the Crewe one in
the final period. but stalled there.
In the second period, Crewe
drove on q sustained march to the
Amelia 10 from where Ronnie
Vernon bat Robert Clingenpeel in
the end zone on a forward pass.
Vernon then passed to Frank
Shepherd fol- the extra point.
In The third period, the Rail
readers got moving again on a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12

65-yard advance. climaxed bv
viii Wilson'S drive over guard on
a hand-off from the four. Joe
Flowers plunged over for the
extra point
The Orioles play another Dis
trict 3 opponent Friday after
noon on the Amelia field when
Kenbrldge comes to town The
Bridgers Swamped South Hill Az
0 last week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12

Carnegie Tech 25-Johns Hop
Scholastic
Bedford n Christianburg I
CreWe IA Amelia 0
Blackstone 3l-Victoria 13
Randolph Henry -Altavista 8
q
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12
Scott Scores Twice
AS r. r. Motion High
Whips Southside 26-S

r r Motion High put together
strong running and PASSING
game, directed by Quarterback
George Mccormick to down
SouthSide High of Danvillc rs to
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12

8 Friday afternoon on the Notion
held at Zion II.u
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12
How Opponents Fared
delegate

Collegiate
Shepherd l4-Bridgewater
Randolph-Macon IS Charles
ton ALB
Mllisap IS Sewanee 13.
Western Maryland 80 Lebanon
Valley Q
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12

Friday night Shape up as a con
ference threat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
CMI SENIORS TO BE

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the CM1 Choral Class in pastel
shade fofmals.
The class history will be ready
by Eleanor Cato; class prophecies,
by Jacqueline Delaney; and Bar.
bara Twiehaus will deliver the sen.
Tor win.
The Candle and Rose ceremony
led by Gloria Muniz, senior class
president and Esther Trujullo, jun.
ior class president, will give senior
privileges to the Juniors as the
seniors leave the stage. The high
light OF the evening will be the
candlelight pledge Of loyalty to
CMI by the graduates.
Convent graduates this year are
Sylvia Alvarez, Catalina Santana.
ria, Jacqueline Delaney, Marta
Padilla, Rosemary Santander, Hoe
mi Camille, Josefina Radera,
Eleanor Cato, Gloria Muniz, Elvi-
"a Perez, Ana Rodriguez, Guarina
Rodriguez, MALTA Sandoval and
Barbara Twiehaus.
Junior sisters At the ceremony
will be Norma Avila, Madeline De
Bareee, Margie Fedyshyn, Jean
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

MRS. MABEL
LAMPKIN JOHNSON

Mrs. Mabel Lampkin Johnson, 66,
wife Of the late Charles S. Johnson
OF Key West, died in Jacksonville
Monday night.
Funeral services will be held at
Naugle Funeral Parlor there on
Wednesday at 4 p. m. The body
will be sent to Key West for SER
vices which will be held Friday at
4 p. m. at Lopez Funeral Home.
Interment will be in City Gene
terry.
Survivors are Mrs. j. E. Mat
thews, Jr., and daughter Leila Oh
Coronado, Calf; two sisters, Mrs.
Frank c. Hudgins, Norfolk, Va,
and Mrs. Frank L. Rogers, Jack
sonville; and a brother, Robert M.
Lampkn, Jacksonville.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

Garcia, Nancy Jones, Barbara
Laid, Madeline Lloreda, Mary Mil.
Ter, Ada Ramos, Marie Rendueles,
Rosemarie Yates, Ana Maria Per.
Sandra Taylor, Esther Trujillo,
Rosemarie Yates, Ana Maria Per-
ez, Frances Carlo, and Pat Shan
non.
Parents and friends of members
OF the graduation class are arriv-
ing from Cuba. Venezuela, and Pa
mama City for the vaious social
activities in connection with gra-
duation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

ed by some as caused by airplanes
flying overhead lowered the hopes
of most set owners. Various sta.
tons were reported to be interfer-
ring with the signal. Bruce weart
OF Sigsbee Park reported that he
was receiving Chicago on his set
Other people reported picking up
stations ranging from Boston to
Dallas.
BY 10 p. m. the interference had
subsidized and hopes were high a.
gain as clear steady picture re-
turned to the screens of most of
the city's TV sets. The trouble was
believed to have been caused by
throughout the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
SEGREGATION
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tCOntlnue0 from rage One)
Courts intention of hearing fur.
Their arguments this fall on at
least two questions still undecid-
ed"
In a joint statement, Bailey and
Erwin said they believe "that after
surveys are made and the deter
mination is made by the Supreme
Court Of the United States as to
the time and period and conditions
Of adjustment, the 1856 session Of
the Legislature win then be in
a position to deal most intelligent
ly with any problems which may
confront Florida at that time"
Erwin and Bailey said school
authorities, legislators and citizens
gr0ups should study the school sys-
TEN between now and October
when briefs from affected states
are to be presented to the Supreme
Court-to make recommendations
On practical problems arising
from the courts ruling.
"These studies will be used not
only. in the states brief but can
be given to the Legislature at the
regular session." the two officials
said.
william A. Fordham, state pres
ident Of the National Assn. for
The Advancement Of Col0red PEG.
fle, said eve expect to see Florida
abide by the decision. II the state
doesn't, we are going to contest
it and see that it does, county by
county, If necessary"
Hollis Rinehart, chairman OF the
Board of Control which directs the
state-supported universities, said
Florida should begin preparing for
integation Of white and Negro stu
dents in the colleges. ri hope cur
state will face the issue squarely,
honestly and intelligently without
litigation" he commented.
The high courts ruling takes
precedence over the provision of
the Florida Constitution forbiddins
teaching of white and Negro chill
dfen in the s&fne schools but re-
curing equal educational facilities
for them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
Tv VIEWERS SEE
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microvolt signal was received i'm.
mediately before the new trans.
mittsr was turned on and one hum
bred microvolts after the changing
over. The power as measured in
Dictated an increase of twenty times
over the old signal. Most televi.
sion sets viii operate satisfactorily
when fifty microvolt signal is re-
ceived.
Shortly after dark the signal was
hampered to the point of no pic
ture and noise by interference of
other station signals of the same
channel.
This occurance which was blam-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
TWO ARE FINED
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tS0hliHueO rom rage One)
ed Riggs $50 when he pleaded gull
ty.
Charges Of gambling against viii
liam Oswald, 2O2O White st., were
dismissed as were charges of being
an inmate of a gambling house
against William Pinder, hoo Oil
via st. Oswald and Pinder were
also arrested ut go Duval.
The judge asked Police Chief B.
G. Perez If he had seen Oswald
and Pinder gambling.
Perez said he had not.
Oscar Molina, lila Packer st..
was arrested ut Truman Avenue
and Watson st. and charged with
possession of gambling paraphena-
Ia. Judge Esquinaldo tackled a va
grancy charge to this and fined
him $50 when he. pleaded guilty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
LEGION POST
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of person to defend our great Uni
ed States of America.
The second letter:
Gin the name of Arthur Sawyer
Post No. %, American Legion, De.
.partment of Florida, Key West,
Florida, 1 take pleasure in for.
warding this commentator Of
meritorious service to this com
munity to: Lieutenant Junior
Grade) william WILDER McCue,
United States Navy for service as
set forth in the following:
Con March ~, 1854, he was as
signed as the local Project Officer
for the Armed Forces Day Cele-
bration Committee. During the
course of planning this great an.
nual event, his excellent spirit OF
cooperation was noted throughout.
Through his function as local Pro
Ject Officer ne was Largely res
ponsible for making the Armed
Forces Day Celebration, particu-
larry the Armed Forces Day Pa
rade, a great success. It was a
great privilege to have such q
member of the Armed Forces
working side by side with US.
Both letters were signed:
Bethel Preston Johnson
post Commander,
arthur Sawyer Post No. 70
american Legion
Department of Florida,
"Key West, Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

building on the rear and side pro.
perry lines, 709-713 Whitemarsh
Lane.
A change from Residence to Bus
mess zoning Of four lots in the
area between Bertha and Josep-
hine SIS. and on Flagler Ave. n
cross from Table Supply Store.
Miscellaneous TENS
The Shrine Club has been grant
ed permission to hold a Fireworks
display at the Monroe County
Beach, July 4. Action by the COM
nissioners was necessary because
| the beach is within Key West city
limits. The exhibition viii be con-
Quoted by an experienced Navy Or
dihance man. Personnel and equip
ment from No. 8 Fire Station will
stand by.
| Harry A. Anders, Colored, re.
quested and received a taxi-own.
ers license at last nights meet.
ing. City Clerk Victor Lowe point.
ed out to the commissioners that
the man had been investigated
and that there was nothing in his
record to prevent issuance of the
license.
City Manager Vie Lang was in.
structed TO check into the situation
concerning leave for sewer irspec
tor c. Sam B. Curry. II appears
that Curry, who was liospitalized
lin Maimi last weekend. may have
| to undergo surgery and will be Of
1.-THE job for sometime.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18
Wind Tunnel Speed
Will Be Increased

PASADENA, Calf. IN - The
California Institute of Technology
is increasing. the velocity OF its
wind tunnel to 400 miles an hour
at a cost Of eight million dollars
because of the increasing speed of
planes.
The device for plane-design test.
ing now produces winds up to
800 rn.p.h.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

Soft.shelled reptile eggs often in
crease in size after being laid as
the embryo stretches the shell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-18

Since 1883 more than 20 million
people have gone TO the top of the
Washington monument.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

drum and express wagon and my
other cousin Eugene wants a two
wheel bicycle also. Thank you.
Warneice Hannibal
314 Virginia Street.
Dear Santa,
l would like for you to bring
me a doll, iron and ironing board,
tea sets and a makeup kit. Please
remember me.
Thank you,
Linda S. Pierre
Age s
910 White Stret
Dear Santa,
Here is a Lit of things l want
for Christmas. l would like a dou-
BILE gun and hoster set, a set of
sheriff's keys, a real watch. a pair
of boots and a rifle. Thank you.
JunluS y. POSey, Jr.
lib Catherine Street.
Dear Santa,
| an little boy three years old.
| have asked my sister to write
this letter to tell you what l would
like for Christmas. want two guns
and two holsters, a big one-man
band, a phonograph, some records,
a pair of boots like Too-Too's.
Your little friend,
Paul Tomas Posey
lib Catherine Street.
Dear Santa,
/ want a baseball glove and a
drum. I'll be a good boy.
Thanks a lot,
Love,
Jonathon Hatfield
Dear Santa,
| have been a good girl all year.
Would you please bring me a pi-
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

we say the blessing. have little
baby brother named John.
We are going to Grandmama' S
house for Christmas, and will you
please come to see me there? I'll
hang up my stocking and one for
Baby John.
Could up please bring me choo-
choo train and a station and RR
, track and two guns in holster,
and cowboy suit and hat - and
maybe little Teddy for Baby John.
Lots of Love
Richard CANT, Jr.
80 Maine Road.
Dear Santa Claus,
l would like for you to bring me
everything nice what little boy
should have. And that God will
spare my life, mother and daddy's
live to see Xmas Day.
Lots of Love
Benjamin Johnson, Jr.
612 Mickens Lane.
Dear Santa Claus,
l want doll with clothes and
a pair of roller skates and a pho
nograph and a chutes and ladder
game. l have been a good girl.
Love,
Christine Ann Barrett
9l4 Elizabeth Street
Dear Santa Claus,
l am nine years old. | would like
you to bring my mother and daddy
something. l would like you to
bring me a cake mix and an In
dian pocketbook. My sister who is
five would like you to bring her
small mix master and a phono-
graph. We will leave you buns and
hot cocoa.
Sheila and Priscilla Hill
142l United Street.
Dear Santa,
My name is Francis and | am
two years old. My mama is writ
ing this so please send me for
Christmas phonograph, records,
gun and holster set, a pair of boots
like daddy's and a rifle and a little
one-man band.
Your little friend,
Francis S. Hamilton, Jr.
11N3 Catherine Street.
Dear Santa Claus,
My name is Warneice Hannibal
and | would like for Christmas a
walking doll and two-wheel bi-
cycle. My cousin Clayton wants a
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

carriage, the one l got is old. I'm
good I'll be four yarS old Mon
Gay. l love you. | can't write yet
So my mommy is writing it.
Love,
Geri Lynn Sawyer
5 Havana Street
T. S. Ill leave you something on
the table so you won't be hungry.
Oar Santa Claus.
I'd like to have little girls dia-
mond ring, a new doll and I'd like
dress for myself just like the
doll wears. | have a baton, but it's
too small, so if you'll bring me a
"a inch one, I'll give the old one
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

ano for Christmas, also a major
cite suit Could you send me a bak-
cry set, too?
Thank you very mucy.
Love and Kisses
Sheila 10 Hatfield
Dear Santa Claus,
My name is Clayton Leroy Jones.
would like for you to bring me
big red wagon, Dennis the Men
ace Doll and a drum.
Thank you kindly,
Clayton Leroy Jones
314 Virginia Street
P. S. Excuse me for being bad.
l promise to be good from now
on.
Oar Santa,
Please bring me dolly, tricycle..
stroller, ironing board and some
tea sets. will try and be a good
girl next year.
Thank you, Santa,
June Marie Faraldo
All Grinnell st.
Dear Santa,
Merry Christmas. hope you get
me some toys. l want bathinette
and doll to bathe. want another
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

a little car, a teddy bear, cowgirl
suit, and Indian tent. Also for my
baby sister, Patty Rose, bring a
little sliding board, baby doll and
a pair of shoes.
Tell all the little children Jesus
loves them.
Thank you
Margaret Anne Sands
Age 4
2916 Staples Avenue
Dear Santa,
I'll be real good if you let me
have a horse and 2 surprises. I'll
give my sister Sharon and Deborah
a ride.
Cynthia ST. John
S7-2 Poinciana Place
Dear Santa,
All l want for Christmas is two
guns and holsters and a cowboy
suit, and also, Santa, l have two
brothers and a little sister. She
wants doll and carriage.
My brothers want the same as
mine.
Love
Robert VIM. Boutwell,
1911 Packer Street
Dear Santa,
Please bring me the following:
tool box. dump truck, set of guns,
train tunnel, and for my little bro
ther, turtle, wagon, blocks. small
train. Thank you. Oh yes, Santa,
tinkertoys.
Love
Roy Cabrera
134-A Poinciana
Dear Santa,
Would you bring me a doll that
walks and talks, tea set, des-
ert set, table and chair set, and
piano. have been good girl
this year. And l hope that l can
get all the things | want for Christ
mas this year.
Yours truly
Sheila Fowler
J-S Geo. Allen Apis.
Dear Santa Claus,
I'm going to stop saying stories
to my mother So l hope you will
bring me a dark hair doll and a
wrist watch. Doors will be open.
don't offer you candy or food be-
cause you'll gain weight, but it's
up to you, if you want to eat. help
yourself.
Thank You
Msss Darien Bertha Zerbe
1O25 Roberts Lane.
Dear Santa,
Would you please bring me a
bike, a train, farm truck, a little
alrplane, service station. a little
rocking horse, and a lumber truck.
| have been a good boy this year
and | hope to get the things I
want.
Yours truly
Alan Krug
J-s Geo. Allen Apis.
Dear Santa,
Send me- doll for Christmas and
IL bottles
Pam Dunn
Age s
7-2 Poinciana.
Dear Santa Claus.
am a sweet boy, three years
old. and mind my daddy and m a
ma and say my prayers at night
~
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

Dear Santa Claus.
I am a little girl seven wears
old. My name is Jackie. Won't YOU
please bring me a walking doll
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

away. I hope you'll Be able to
visit all little boys and girls in
Key West.
Love,
Rita Walker
els Green Street
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
Dear Santa,

Dear Santa,
My name is Skipper Cary. l want
a motor scooter, and a cowboy
suit and a crane and truck set but
most Of all | want my daddy to
come home from the hospital in
Jacksonville. He has been gone
long time. My sister Susan Harriet
wants a dolly. Take care of the
poor children first. love you San
Ia.
Skippe Cary
52-B Arthur Sawyer Road
Sigsbee Park
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
e. SANTA'S
~ Mail Box

Children of Key West and Monroe County are
invited to send their letters to Santa Clau. to The
Key West Citizen.
Each day Santa will read in The Citizen what
the girls and boys want for Christmas So that he can
start filling orders ahead of time. All letters will be
placed in The Citizens Special Mail Bag and sen.
to Santa at Toyland, North Pole, by special arpane
Children asked to make their letters .s brief
as possible and to be the writing is Iegible
Christmas will be here before you know it. 50
get busy and start sending your letters to Santa at
The Key West Citizen.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

Dear Santa,
Please bring me cowboy suit,
and large drum and tricycle. and
bring my little brother everything
like mine. And bring my little sis
ter a walking doll | will be fast
asleep when you arrive at my
house Christmas Eve night.
Raymond Fisher. Jr.
327 Julia Street
Dear Santa,
Would you please bring me a
pretty new coat, puppy Cite him so
he wouldn't run away, talking doll,
doll clothes. suit case carriage.
doctor set, tea set, leash for my
puppy.
Thank you and Mrry Christmas.
Lou Sands
Age 6
2916 Staples Avenue
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a walking doll
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

The Key West Citizen.
Dear Santa,
l want an Indian tepee and a
farm with animals and my sister
wants a doll house.
Thank you,
Stephen Acton
1121 Southard st.
Dear Santa,
Will you please bring me a bas-
sinet and little kitten and little
play pony. And bring me happy,
jolly Santa Claus. love you, San
ia Claus.
Cecilia Ann Cerezo
Age 7
ITO Bakers Lane.
Dear Santa,
My name is Sonia Evans. My
cousins name is Linda Freeman.
We try our best to be good girls
Please bring us a bicycle, a doll
bed, a stave and anything else nice
YOU have. We will have some fruit
cake for you.
Thanking you in advance
Sonia Evans
Linda Freeman
317 Amelia St.
Dear Santa,
have been a good boy. | want
a phonograph, and some records,
view-master, and a blackboard.
Your little friend,
Larry Forms
Age 4
S3S Olivia st.
Dear Santa Claus,
Would you bring a ballet doll for
me and doll clothes Santa and
e want block city and typewirt-
er and tom thumb register
will leave some cookies. My
name is Nancy Thompson, I live
at 1017 Watson Street. am in the
3rd grade in Truman School.
/ love you. Santa Claus. | was
8 years old Dec. the 13, 1854.
Nancy
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

and a set Of brooms so I eaa help
my mother clean the house. Please
bring some toys for my baby sis-
ters. Yvette and Karen, too. We
are good little girls.
Thank you very much,
Jackie Hatfield
72S Monroe County Lane
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-19
CONSUMERS EXPECT PRICE STABILITY

What anticipate changes
regardless of whether eventually
ons 1t significant that Federal Board
shows that early 1854
steady AS always, certain
others
bu it vastly different
77 expected
expected to
cent of the prices remain
substantially
Likely
of prices.
somewhat smaller number36 percentexpec falling
These postpone buying thereby
backlog of needs desires the
hoped for lower prices have already maerazed.
Another 16 of
additional percent
since the beginning of the Korean
the that while their
buying
future
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-19
HINTS TO HOMEMAKERS:
Dingy Laundry Easily Eliminated
Says State Demonstration Agent

COMMON CAUSES OF DINGY
GRAY LAUNDRY - Dingy gray
laundry has been plaguing women
for centuries. But the modern
housewife now has detergents that
go long way toward eliminating
the problem. Graying is caused by
three things: l. Unremoved soil
2. Redeposited soil. 3. Hard-water
soap scum.
The first and third are caused
by inefficient washing methods
and old-fashioned washing pro-
ducts. The approved new method
is this: use plenty of detergent,
plenty of hot water and, if things
are very soiled, give them two
sudsingS instead of one.
Redeposited soil is that which
has been washed off garments and
then, because of lack of detergent
or prolonged washing time, is re-
deposited on the clothes To avoid
this, clothes should be washed in
good detergent. And they should
be washed only long enough TO
get them clean.
Wash clothes that have about
the same amount of soil on them
together. Do not wash a very badly
soiled garment with one that is
lightly soiled. Soil from the heav-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-19

lily soiled garment will be rede-
posted on the cleaner garment
Redeposited soil makes some
clothes look grayer after washing
than before.
The secret of removing rede-
posted soil: many quick, hot
washes with plenty of detergent!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-19

FOR RENT: Upstairs .unfurnished
apartment, three rooms. private
entrance, newly decorated. Also
downstairs, 3 room apartment.
completely furnished. See Mrs. r.
T. Bruton or phone 2606, Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-19

FOR RENT: Cottage at Ocean
Drive Beach, 200 yards from
pavilion. Sleeps IL June and
August $1,000 weekly, July
$4,000 weekly. Contact II. T..
Dew, Marion, S. c. phone HALL.
5-12.19,26.c
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-19

Funeral Directors
Quiet dignified funeral SER
ice at prices all can afford.
Tabor City Funeral Home,
Phone 1851, Tabor City,
N. c. IF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-19

FOR SALE: Individually designed
Spencer supports and Ladies
Nylon Slips. See Mrs. B. f. Dun
cum, p. o. Box 2, Phone 1881
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-19
ATTENTION FISHERMAN

ATTENTION FISHERMAN
Dicus-Fowler Co. now offers serv-
icing on replacing ayes and tips
on fishing rods for only 35c. Don't
let bad eyes be the ,ause Of the
big one getting away.
5-5-12-19-26-S-2-9