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Evening star., 1955-05-25
AUTOMOBILES A FOR SALE

FORD 1852 Crestline Custom Vic
toria "V-S"; brand-new condition;
sacrifice; $3.50; terms, cash OF trade.
ROPER. 18th and r. !. ave; ne.
FORD '65 Thunderbird; T. and h..
Fordomatic, power steering. power
brakes, wire wheel discs. Wv. tires,
Away power seats. save hundreds
Of dollars. low mileage: So .495.
HoYLE MOTOR SALES, 1717 R. I
ave-. ne. DU. 7-S300. ~
FORD $50 Custom "s" Fordor: 2
tone blue finish, custom sc. to
match; Has gas-saving Cd. and
TRIANGLE MOTORS
30l0 R. I. Ave. NE. DE 2-6302
FORD 81 Custom "s" club coupe;
eSstOm seat covers ana IN IN snn seo eon
trast with the shiny black finish.
SPECIAL PRICE, $766. Written
TRIANGLE MOTORS
3010 r. /. Ave. NE. DE. 2-6302
FORD 1946 Fordor; r. and h; S25
SILVER SPRING MOTOR Co, INC,
1909 E.-W. hwy. lat Ga. ave.), Sill
yer Spring, Md. Ju. 9-4500.
FORD SO Customline VS. 2-dr.;
sharp, 2-tone mustard finish, Wv.
tires. custom seat covers, overdrive.
other and extras "a 'pSssh SSEs like qadsa Tsn
warranted 8 months or 5000, miles.
s. 49, ss Frank FRAN sALG. IPee,h JR INC fSc
1888 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU: l.
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcont.l

CHRYsLER '52 New Yorker sedan;
famous VS. engine, power brakes,
power steering. radio, heater. seat
covers. beautiful dark green finish:
immaculate; low mileage. one owner
worth while guarantee: Si,lS9.
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WHEELER. INC.

CHRYSLER-PLYM IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-lO20
CHRYsLER 40 windsor sedan: ia
nous economy engine, radio. heater.
automatic transmission. seat covers,
orisinsl finish. clean one owner,
worth while guarantee. $4S9.
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AuroMosIIEs FOR SALE

FORD 1888 customline Fordor: light
gray, T. and h.. new tires, new seat
covers. turn signals, $4,000 actual
miles. For only Sl,24b. Call Colonial
FORD 1854 Customlined VS. Tudor;
with T. and b.. 2-tone nnish with
nice interior: 81 .495.
PARKWAY-FORD
3o51 NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-01S5
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD "a Custom 8 Fordor: light
Sooo o Ti niles ~ellS oris. COS co:t. 0 SSc T.
and h., Fcrdomatic. tinted glass.
turn signals, undercoat; $1,700;
owner leaving town. Ii. 7-g164.
9-5 weekdays. 80
FORD 1858 Ranch Wagon; custom,
s-cyl;, 2.dr. model. beaut. All metal
respect, equip. with heater and
defroster. reduced for quick sale to
S1.3SS. S1S8 down on good credit.
KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave.
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DODGE 1853 Coronet VS. 4-door
sedan. This car equipped with radio,
heater and gas-saving overdrive.
Gypsy green finish, excellent tires.
very clean inside and out. 30-day
guarantee. Only Sl.l95.
uAT EVjC nf 0nV1rCnI
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WHEELER. INC.

; CHRYsLER-PLYMouTH- IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-l030
CHRYsLER '54 New Yorker club
coupe; famous VS. engine. power
brakes. power steering, PowerFlite
Transmission, Solex glass. safety
wheel rims and other features; a
select, very low-mileage, one-owner
Wheeimobile guaranteed car for the
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DODGE 1851 coronet club coupe; r.
and h.. looks and runs like new.
ABRAHAM CHEVROLET CORP.
1889 East-West hwy. Silver Spring
JU. $4,000.
DODGE '5I Coronet 4-dr.; with
Gyromatic transmission, seat COW
ers, heater, turn signals and other
dition throughout. Here's your
chance to pick up bargain; only
S645. FRANK SMALL, JR.. INC,
5000 Pa. ave. Sc. LU. 2-9S27;
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE so coronst 4-dr:. sedan
lust traded; win sell wholesale tc
on good credit. KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga ave. 20
DODGE '53 MeadoWbrook club coupe;
r. and h.. 2-tone green and ivory
finish and very clean; 81. lg5
PARKWAY-FORD
S0Sl opEs n St pArEY' NV %: sat AD ri aOa .
DODGE '53 coronet VS. club coupe;
the superb combination Of that Bal
OF Fire Red Ram VS. coupled with
that fashy Gyro-torque transmits
sion: makes this sparkling 2.tone
green beauty sirnaIs a nSnes custom tS ofs fses
covers, a oIle-owner car in excellent
condition: written guarantee
SI.l95.
HAIEY'S of course!
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
NJ STREET AT 1st Sc.
Ii. $4,000 Closed SUNDAYS
DODGE '54 Coronet Suburban station
wagon; all metal: blue; equipped
Capitol Cadil1ac-O -Olds. Co,
1929 eend ST. NV. ST. $4,000
DODGE 1851 Coronet conyertibles
matte transmission, safety wheel
car, for the low price Of S777.
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER- R-PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL,
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 Wisconsin NV. EN-. s-102O
DODGE 80 Coronet VS. club sedan;
radio, heater. Gyro. .-torqne trans
mission. white side wall tires plus
9 extra white-side wall snow tires;
q real nice car with low mileage.
individually owned. S1,175. VIII
accept trade If necessary; Phone
sD5inE 4Ssle comnsny or sT sSssf e,s1
down; new-car title and warranty
Call MT. Waters. ABEAL MOTORS
DoDGE 80 2-dr.: Sheridan blue fin
ish with heater and other acces.
sories. This is 9 bargain and vii
oaly ss95: : FRANK SMALL, JE
INC. 5000 Pa. ave. Sc, Lu, 2
DoSDGGE 81 Diplomat hardtop 2-dr.
radio and heater; original black, and
yellow finish. exceptionally clean
Ari blvd. Falls Church, JE. 3-s7oo
DODGE '51 Coronet 4-dr.: Gyromatic
S799. HoRNER's Buick, I'LL 18th
Downtown. DI. 1898. --27
DODGE 1854 Royal va 4-dr.; :
and h., 10000 actual miles. cal
formerly owned by deceased Army
of1cer Price, $1,795. Call KI, g.
DODGE 1854 VS. club coupe: black
Gyromatic, T. and h., Wv. tires
tinted glass, seat covers. 81 .45o o.
offer. AID. 4-S062, or EN-. 3-4235
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FORD 1859

VS. TUDOR
Attractive green finish, =. and h.,
and standard trans. An exclusive
Olmstead safety-tested and guar.
car. Sale priced ct only S1.005.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.
Virginia's Largest olds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-S400
FORD 1889 VS. Victoria: this popu-
exceptionally clean: 30-day written
guarantee; will so quickly at $1.095.
HALEY'S 7. of courSel
M I.r STREET Al FAH ist Sc
Ii. $4,000 Closed Sundays
Ss4e; SIS Vietoria; leather uph. !:
g o0?s s.ass aiss HoSSERs sRas sTssn cokNER, faS
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave, ne. at 9th.
FORD 80 4-dr.; radio. heater. etc.
Owner leayins, must sell. 1895 cash,
FORD Or 1855 1885 Custom club coupe; s r
per wk Cash price. 1895. VILLAGE
MOTORS. NC, 18th and R. I. ave.
FORD Is4a Custom 49,, sedan; orig.
black finish; excel. mech. cond.; $45
down; s. per week: cash price,
14th and R. 1. ave. ne. AD.
FORD 1881 custom de luxe club
original owner; sacrifice; $3.50;
term. $50 down. ROPER, 18th and
n. ]. ave. ne. ZOe
Evening star., 1955-05-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1850 Custom "s" Fordor: r.
snd h. exesl, conS.; is. black f,nishi g B;
CHEVROLET CORP, 1889 East
West hwy, Silver Spring. JU. O.
5000.
FORD Super de luxe model "v-s'
cash, full price; runs and drives ike
new. ROPER. 18th and r. l.
FORD '5s "s" Ranch wagon; :. and
h.. Fordomatic, maroon and tan
finish; one owner: far above av-
@ 5aoA cGao MoNRoE u gS FORD sfc ias7 sai East. st.
West hwy, Sill. Spg, Md. Open eve
nings til q. JU. 5-7S04.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
IStonceII to End
t28 Years With
Marine Bond

M/Sergt. James A. Stancell,
SO. win retire Thursday from the
Marine Band. for which he has
played the violin and cornet for
20 years.
Sergt. Stancell. who came to
Washington with his parents in
1909, played the violin in the
Eastern High School orchestra
He studied violin and harmony
at the Peabody Conservatory Of
Music. Baltimore. and played
various theatres before joining
the band in 1927.
With his wife, the former Lii
Ilian NJ. Meem of Gaithersburg
Md, he lives at 1852 Twenty
fourth street Sc. Their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Horace White, lives in
West Hartford, Conn.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Churches Acting to Aid
Worlds War Refugees
THE WEEK IN RELIGION

agency Of the National Council
of Churches. is cooperating
with the Vietnamese government
in building a new village about
100 miles north Of Saigon to
house Protestant refugees. The
village will be the first Of It's
kind in the world.
Similar communities are being
planned with government aid
for Catholic and other refugees
From Beirut, Lebanon. the Near
East Christian Council appealed
to churches Of the world to seek
an early solution of the Arab
refugee problem. The council
said the 901. 900 refugees from
Palestine are the ''key to po-
litical peace. economic stability
and social progress in the Near
East"
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Stute Societies
To Give Reception

Samuel D. McIwain. new pres
|ident of the Conference Of State
Societies, win preside at q re-
|ception honoring past presidents
|of the conference at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Caucus Room Of
the Senate Office Building.
Mr.. McIlwain, q Washington
lawyer, is a past president Of
the Mississippi State Society.
Other new conference officers
are:
Arthur e. Angel, New Mexico;
William r: Clay, Maryland. and
Robert N. Brumback, Virginia,
vice presidents; and Mrs. Charles
A. Henderson. Delaware. histo-
rian. Officers reelected are:
Miss Catherine Flynn, Connec-
ticut, secretary; Eric G. Jann-
son, Missouri, treasurer; Mrs.
w. Clark Noble, Maine. assistant
secretary. and Rod Kreger,
South Dakota, assistant treas
Iurer.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

two days Of anxiety on the CAM
pus and the PRONUNCIATION Of .
new set Of regulations TO protect
dormitories against prowlers and
intruders.
Iowa State has an enrolment
of 2,300 women students and the
college had received calls from
parents worried over
the safety of their daughters.
Most of the students were
home with their families today,
observing Thanksgiving.
There was still no explana-
tion as to how the perpetrator
got into the coed dormitory
around Q am. last Monday. This
was one angle toward which the
inquiry was directed.
Oficials learned from q watch
man that the doors of Elm Hall
were locked at lis am. that
morning and a co-ed who went
downstairs for a snack at las
am. said the device was not in
sight then.
1t was about 2:20 am. that
the contraptior was discovered
when the auto horn in the de-
Evening star., 1955-11-24
cOUNTERFEITERS
SLICE TO BILLS,
PASTE UP 1Ith

LONDON tR. - Scotland
Yard disclosed today British
crooks have found a way to
make IL banknotes out Of 10.
The crooks cut strips out
Of 10 notes, which then are
pasted together again and
passed TO merchants who
suspect nothing worse than
normal wear and tear. The
cleaned strips are joined to-
gether to make a complete
note. Result: A 10 per cent
profit.
Police said about q dozen
Of the false notes have
turned up at banks so far.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

The dormitory in which the
bomb device was found housed
1856 co-eds. In addition to the
dynamite sticks the contraption
included a six-volt storage bat
terry wired to an alarm clock, a
mousetrap used as a trigger
mechanism and an old auto
horn.
The entire works we're housed
in an Army ammunition box and
weighed As pounds.
Discovery that there was moth
ing explosive in the device ex-
cept its percussion cap followed
Evening star., 1955-11-24

vice began buzzing. Co-eds on
the first floor awakened to find
the box on the stairway. Arthur
Larson. dormitory custodian.
later ripped the cover of the box
and pulled out the wiring.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
unneI Suits.
s:;|4.7 .
oUTERcoATs

~ @HAS~NuS
7-$65 TO SIS Topeoats and ovescoass. All
wool tWeeds and velouFs Reoulor l/46;
short 2/4o, 4/42-------------- S44
$40 Brookstreet Hand TaiIorsd vieuna-
Wool coass. Single breasted IN dork brown
Long I/3e, l/40- $6s
$50 Hors Schoffner 8 Marx cheviot Top
eooss. Single breasted dark blue Regular
lbs, 1875, 1/37, 1888 - 46.75
$50 TO SIS RoIeish Topeooss. All-wool
eobordines. tweeds and veIours, Regular,
1888, 2/44, 2I46 36.75
5-S55 and $50 AIl-WooI Topcoots and Over
coofs. Regular 3f44, 2/46 SIS
3-$65 Zip Lined coots. Ton oobordine with
oll-wool zip-in lining. Reg l/46 Short
l/40, l/42 $3.50
2l-$6o RoIeish AH-WooI Topeoots. Navy blue
velours in single breasted models. Regular
1874, 1876, l/37, 5/38, 1879, l/4O, I/44;
short 1896, 4/4o, AN; e,tro long l/5o,
S4S
l5-S75 Han Schoffner . Marx soxony Top
eoass. A-wool worsted single breasted
models in brown Regular l/35, 2/36,
l57, I/5s. 1879. 2/4o, 2/42; short 1913,
Evening star., 1955-11-24
SUITS

ISIS and 1880 Han Seheffner 3 Marx
Gobordine Suits. All wool in single and
double breasted Tan, blue and charcoal
grey. Requlor, l/4O. /44; short, 2/42;
long, l/4o; portly, LAO, Ia = 5s.75
7-S75 Hart sehosfner 8 Marx Worsted Suits.
Tones Of grey. brown Regular. VA, l/48;
short, /3e; short porty, l/4o, 1/4l long
porty, 2/48 54.75
4Sloo and $l25 Hart Schoffner 8 Marx
Gold TEumpeter and Silver Trumpeter Suits.
Single and double breosteds in grey and
brown Regular, l/39 long. 2/39. 1I46,
6Sll5 Hond-ToiIored BroOkstreet Suits.
Imported worsteds in single and double
breasted; blue and brown Regular 2/37,
l/58; long l/3o. l/40, l/4l------ $58
l2-S65 and SIS Roleiah AII-Wool Gobordine
Suits. Single and double breasted; tons.
browns, ereys Regular / /36, 2/4O; short
2/37, 1/42;; long 1913. 2/4o; porty l/4o.
IA; short portly l/3o 1915
18-S65 Roleish Worsteds. Dark and medium
blue in single and double breasted models.
Regular 1876; short 2/35, l/36 1/37,
1888; long, 2/48; extrn Iona, l/40 l/46,
l/3e --- 36.75
SOS Brookstreet Hond-ToiIored Worsted
Suits Single and double breosteds in blue
ond browns. Short 2/38, 1889, l/4l long
4/4o.--------- 4s.75
7-$75 10 $85 Hort sehaffner 6 Marx Worsted
Suits Brown and blue Regular 1893;
short l/57, l/3e. if4l; long l/37,,ss2L5o,
1850
s 7-6s.5o and SIS Hart sehoffner D Msrx
Worried Suits Grey and brown in single
and double breasted Reeulor /36, 1I44,
l/48; short | /36; long 2I3o, 1/46 3I75
s-67.5o Raleigh Two Trouser Suits. Single
and double. breasted models. Short /37,
l/38; stout / IA 36.75
SECS RoIeish Wonted Suits. Regular LAC;
short 1913; long 2/3o, l/4l; extro short
I/46---------------- 1915
6s65 RoIeish IS II, Daeron. 45eS Wool Suits.
Tons and oreys. Regular /38, 1/3o, II4l,
IA; extra long I/39, lI4o------32.7s
9-s65 10 SIS Raleigh Navy Blue Worsteds.
Short 1876, 2/37, l/3o; long lao,
extra short lI42;; long portIy l/44; short
Portly 2/40----------------- S4S
2z-S75 Han Sehoffner 8 Marx Navy BIue
Suits Worsteds and oobcrdines in single
and double breasted models Regular, 3/44,
l/48; short l/35, 1876, 2/37, 1/38, lao,
2/42; long | 40; extra long lI40. l/46,
2/48, l/5o; portly 2/4O; short portIy 1893,
l/4o; long stout i/50-----59.75
RALEIGH HI
1910 7 ST.. WAsHlhGroNs +
Evening star., 1955-11-24

ANnE4kos 4OWds WV - NA -
had settled over Iowa State Cole
there was no explosive material /
been planted in girls dormitor
Authorities virtually wrote o.
q student prankster but there wa
party responsible for creating all
the turmoil that gripped the
campus this week.
Chief r. w. Nebergall of the
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
and Ames Police Chief Orville
Erickson disclosed late yester-
day that the material in five
dynamite sticks rugged up in a
device found in Elm Hall early
last Monday was non-explosive.
All the nitroglycerine had been
removed from the sticks and re-
placed with some harmless ma
terial which was not immedi-
ately identified.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
26-s65 Raeish $50 Doeron, 4596 Wool FIonne Suits.

Single breasted light ereys and Regular $40 M
442 2/43, 3I44 1/46 1/48 short 2/37 3/4o l/44 long
2/42, Il43,
Evening star., 1955-11-24
SPORTS COATS

SPOKTS COATS
1885 TO $50 Tweed Sports coots. All wool
imported and domestic fobrics tailored by
Brookstreet Hart Sehoffner 6 Marx and
Roeioh Regular /35, 2/38, 6/3o, 4/40,
2/41, 3/42, l/44, 3/46; short 2/38. l/3e,
5/42; long 2/38, 2/3e, 3/4o, l/42: extra
long 1913, 1879, l/41, 2/46, l/48 z4.S5
EVENING WEAR
lo-S65 Raleigh Tuxedos Lightweight worsted
in dark navy blue Double breasted with
sotin iopeIs. Regular 1876, l/37. H3S,
l/3e; short 1877; long l/37, 1888, l/48;
extro long, 1913, l/3o 1915
$50 Raleish Worsted Tuxedos. Grosoroin
lopeIs; double breasted models Short
2/35, 3/36; extra long l/37 - 1926
$3.50 and SIS Tuxedo Trousers. All wool
In dark midnight blue Regular /3l, ,.l/33,
1874. 1876. 1873, l/4o, l/42, l/46,
l/48; short 1874, 1896, 2/38; long 5/59,
$40
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Bomb in Girls Dorm
Turns Out to Be Foke

atmosphere Of relief and quiet
e today with the discovery that
the dynamite bomb" that had
the bomb scare as the work of
no let up in the search for the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Perfect Attendance
Continued from page one)

stitches to close the cut.
We were lucky it happened on the afternoon
school was closed for Christmas holidays'' said
LoWery who placed more emphasis the attendance
record than on the fact that he almost lost his thumb
There's beautiful thought behind their desires
to be of the few families in the country to achieve
record of perfect attendance throughout their school
Mother and Daddy never had chance to get a
high school education and they said they wanted us
to attend school and get one said kellum.
EXua-curricular activities have been plentiful for
the students. kelum is presently a member of the
Beta, Monogram and All Clubs. He president
Of the 10th grade and member of the varsity basket
ball team. This year he is a substitute bus driver
secretary of his class and official scorekeeper for the
basketball team.
Carolyn. a pretty blonde with ample poise, was n
cheereader in the eighth grade president of the FILA
and member of the junior varsity basketball team.
Sheldrick and Lowery Just reaching the
stage of eNtraCurricuar activities and members
of the All Club.
AnathOny. who is in the sixth grade, hasn't de
veoped his interest in club activities since he eligible
only for the All. SO far he has preferred his recess
r-od to that of club membership.
Perfect attendance records for entire family are
practically unhCard of which makes the Columbus
County familys efforts of great Importance Three
years ago, Otis Price completed - years without
missing a day at Williams but the FippS' students
comprise the first family to be heading toward such
Il record
No one knows what tomorrow will bring but for
today Columbus County folks pointing with hap
pncSS to the five youngsters who rewriting school
attendance
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Betty johnson
Named fl Head

Betty Johnson was named
president Of the New Life All
club at the meeting held in the
home OF Barbara Ana Mills
Wednesday.
Anurtte Mills will serve as
..icc-prosIdcnt and Barbara Ann
Mills will hold the post of secrc-
tary and treasurer.
Dcloris ArGcttC is the new re-
porter and the program commit
tee is composed of Mary 10
Fowler, Linda, and Marlin 10
FippS.
A Christmas party was plan
med for December 2lst at tie
home Of Mary 10 Fowler. The
senior club will hold their party
at the VIEW home ,cmber
Path.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Bridge Is Played
IN Pine Heights

Mrs. James c. Cox entertain
d the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge Club at her home in Pine
Heights yesterday.
After scores were tailed Mrs.
T. NJ. Cannon, Jr. received the
award for high.
Refreshments of Russian tea
end sandwiches were served
during the afternoon by Mrs.
Cox to Mrs. Cannon. Mrs. d. ],
Hughes, Mrs. c. Z. Walden. Mrs
j b. Hardwick. Mrs. L. c
Sanders. Mrs. Fred NJ. Jernigan
Sr., and Mrs. r. G. Harrclson
Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
GroCers Put Out
God Containers
For Sock Fund

Food baskets will be placed
in local grocery stores for pei
sons desiring TO contribute can
ned goods to the Empty Stock
ing Fund.
Mrs. Kate Rogers, chairman,
said today that local grocers
had agreed TO place baskets nea:
the check-out stands for those
who wished TO contribute food
Contributions will be collect
ed for distribution in Christmas
baskets for needy families.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
tEA ELECTS SENTINEL

Mickey Gore was named tie
now s.ntl.Cl at a rec NJ mctc-
ing uf the freshman and Sopho-
more FLA group.
Larry Williams was elected
so0r'CadCr.
Meetings OF the group arc
held bimoatkly.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Mrs. j. Frank Boswell is con-
velascing at her home follow
ing surgery in James Walker
Memorial hospital, Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Joe Wilson, student in pre-
med school at Duke University,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan NJ
Wilson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Mrs. D. R. Pitts of Silver
Street, S. c. is here for a visit
in the home of her niece. Mrs.
}. K. Pitts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Moforolo 5-stor Deluxe mefd
table set with big n" screen
in Bronze, Charcoal or Blond.
Ri5hf-Up-Front TUnina. Model
2lT2o,
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Adopt Internot'l
Day for Wuterton

WATERTON LAKES-Name of
the annual June celebration to
publicize Waterton Lakes National
Park has been changed from eva
terton Jamboree Day" to Inter
national Day." This was decided at
a meeting of the Waterton Lakes
National Park Chamber OF Com
merce held in the Lions Commune
ty hall Feb. 2. international Day.
this year will be held June Is.
Chamber members considered
the name change important as this
park is located right on the Cam
ada-U. S. border. Waterton Park
is the Canadian section Of the Wa
terton-Glacier International Peace
Park created under agreement by
the Canadian and United States
federal governments.
Support OF northern Montana as
well as southern Alberta chambers
OF commerce in distributing "In-
ternational Day" advertising ma
terial will be solicited.
A beauty queen contest will def
initely be part Of international
Day" activities. Chambers of COM
merce or other organizations ir
southern Alberta towns will be in
vited to sponsor a queen interest,"
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Heights Croft Gloss
Meets at Petersons
by oeanna cada
(delayed)

COL. HEIGHTS-Craft classes
met with Mrs. E. G. Peterson last
week. Attending were Mesdames
Alice Brew, Bob Brown, Gle Mann,
Tex Cain, Vic Mcclure and Jim
Gardiner. The afternoon was spent
playing "Samba."
Mr.. and Mrs. Tex Cain and chill
dren journeyed to Colorado City,
Texas to see Mrs. Gains father,
who is seriously i'll. They were ac-
companied by Doyle House, Mr..
Gains nephew, who has been Wis
iting the Gains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Stempin and
family visited with the Doc
Smiths, Monday evening.
Visiting at the Joe Cadas Sum
day afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Baumann and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Kajiwari and children, White
fish.
Earl Hedin was surprised with q
birthday dinner given in his honor
by his wife, Sunday afternoon
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Walden, Mr.. and Mrs. Len
Erickson, Hungry Horse; Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Cline and Mr.. and Mrs
Vic Mcclure.
Visiting Monday evening to help
Mr.. Hedin celebrate his birthday
anniversary were Mr.. and Mrs
Stark, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moody
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Clifford
, Sunday dinner guests at the
Dave McShanes were Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Klehm and daughter, Kari
10, Kalispell, and Mr.. and Mrs
Shirley Colgan and son, Rudy, Col
umbia Falls.
Lou Stagman visited Mr.. ano
Mrs. Mike Baumann, Sunday.
Marion Seilstad, Coram school
teacher, was Sunday dinner
guest of Alice and 10 Ann Brew.
The Bill Opalka family had din.
ner with the Fabians, Lake Nc.
Donald, Sunday.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Legal Department
NOTICE

LAWRENCE STRINGFELLOW
Of Columbia Falls, Montana, here
by gives Notice that as Of FIRST
day Of December, 1854, he has ac-
quired al the rights, title and in
terest in and to that certain bust
ness heretofore operated as COL
UMBIA FALLS TRANSFER OF
Columbia Falls, Montana, free and
clear, and that he Is not and will
not be responsible for any debts
which may be standing, or may
have accrued against the said bust
ness prior to and including the Isl
day Of December, 1854.
Lawrence Stringfellow
Pub. Jan. %, Feb. 4, IL, 10, 1855