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Evening star., 1955-08-07
I MUST SELL NY NEW EVINRUDR
C25l BOAT AND TRAILER
OWEN FLAGSHIP

Brand new Gift. inboard; will sac
rifice for exactly dealers cost
Can accept real small down pay
ment and finance unpaid balance
through our local bank COLE {
MOBILE HOMES, 3h miles north
OF Laurel, Nd. on the Wash .-Balto
blvd Parkway 5-1222. -
Evening star., 1955-08-07

CASH FOR CARS
AMY MAKE OR MODEL
PENNY MOTOR SALES
1890 r. I Ave. NE. LA. 6-2200
Evening star., 1955-08-07
WHEELER, INC.

Observation-Disclosures
1900 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-1O20
Evening star., 1955-08-07
CADILLAC Ell DORADO

beautiful copper color
with black top; spoke wheels, Wv.
tires. All power, seats, windows, etc
Only $6,4 ,495. 25 per cent down, un-
paid balance for 40 mos. at 3 per
cent, PA 5-IQ22
Evening star., 1955-08-07

33rd and NJ Sts. NV. AD. 2-s722
CHEVROLET '46 Cdr. sedan: excel
lent condition, r. and h.. S195; S6
down and SShsglEsist slsss s1s conyeFt,Sle Sa@s
Packard. ~ 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h., S145; S5 down. "STOHL-
MANS TRANSPORTATION SPE-
C1ALS" Call AID. 2-S722 and ask
Tor Bill Sehrus TO come and
pick you up.
Evening star., 1955-08-07
CHEVROLET. 1851
PARKWAY FORD

PARKWAY FORD
305I NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-01sb
OPEN DAILY, Q TO 9; SAT. TILL
CHEVROLET '4s club coupe: r. and
rtflce, S245. UNITED AUTO SALES.
Chtllum and Riggs rd., HA. 2-3777.
running condition. Call ia. 7-167p,
CHEVROLET 194l Sports sedan 3.
and h.; excel. transportation; S196
or best offer. IA. $500. -
CHEVROLET 1851 carry-ail eubuf-
ban; radio, heater. excellent dark
green finish, good tires: Thoroughly
reconditioned, ready for miles Of
hard wear. This 3-seat. S-passenger
Suburban is the ideal thing for
business or home use. Written
guarantee. bank financing. Only
Evening star., 1955-08-07
AUTOS FOR SALE tcsnt.D

CADILLAC AZ convertible. r.. h..
hydra. WV. tires; S4b0. co.
CADILLAC. "a Coupe DeviIle, with
air conditioner. 2.b0o mi; VIII ae-
WA. 7-7Oel.
CADILLAC 1858 Series 90 coupe de
Vile; two-tone finish: r. and h.;
Hydra-MRtic: power steering: tinted
glass: power windows and seats,
value: 81 .ssS. rzKEeRs ofBs%o-
BILE-CADMLAC CO., Fairlington
shopping Center, Alexandria, Va.
OV. 3-0360.
CADILLAC '63 "62" coupe; modern
equipped with power steering,
radio. Hydra-Matie drive. electric
eye, other extras: q beautiful WELL
kept. one-owner car; properly con-
dttioned and guaranteed: sale price.
$3.50.
Evening star., 1955-08-07
HALEY'S of course!

CHEVROLET 1853 2-door: r. and
GET cHb Yd6. Ss Ss..oSn.r' asD VEIL onI5 sfosB sGfoME
S5 down. AID. 2-S722. Ask for
BILL SEHRUS. SERVICEMEN Fl
Evening star., 1955-08-07
Will Pay Up to

Call AD S-ess2
BLASS & CLARK
COR N CAPITOL n FLA AVE NE
Evening star., 1955-08-07
CHEVROLET, 1949
PA PARKWAY FORD

CHEW. '54 Bel-Air hardtop; Power
glide. radio, heater, torch red and
white o-tone flpish. with WV. tires;
Evening star., 1955-08-07

Dr.; PowerElide; $1,000 mi; $3.50;
CHEVROLET '5s Bel Air "v-s" 2.
Or auto shift, r: and h.. 6,7O0
So. 2.750 OIL. 9-S739, 10
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-10

Ot he peoples n4.a zvar IAr
- IA4 eas replenshed
W oae 5000 tor the wosk with
.ate-4as Coz t9e coming year
-alga the generous contrjbu-
3r q: the citizens ot Fl ay.Ne
aa c1aamln by
Members glsh TO thank all
i4o5- $40 .out+d ana those
.h1 worked SCHOOL Children.
''-' '-' Ta4tlrf MI ohhrl HI
-,
.ary tr,,e, t~a 5',,.r-.or n
Alien topped all individual or
business donations
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-10
Poppy { Committee
Voices Thanks 70
All Who Helped

~. rr..r r
,''r' . ,,,''.- RI
..5
-. f. T
80
rta .pa ts.-4 -. r..#,
ward Ill Haeel chairs veterans
o. World Wan and World Wan
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-10

Miss Mary Kent Withers. Of
Farmyille, and Miss Mary Pate
son. OF Manteo. attended the
commencement exercises at
Stuart Hall, Staunton. Va, on
Monday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-10
Preston Lancaster
Graduates Saturday
At st. James School

Edwin Preston Lancaster son
OF Mr. ana Mrs f p Lancaster
Of Route FarmYlle. received
his diploma during commence
ment exercises at St james School,
St James Md Saturday The
commencement speaker was Will
fred James assistant secretary OF
Defense Comptroller. Defense De
partmeni
Lancaster entered St James
School n l948 and vas a mem
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-10

lnportont looking 2
tone bird motif embroidery
on washable Doveskin chal-
lis sport shirt Pink, b eioe
blue white S. NIL. XL. Only
1898
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-10

" spend l1o days at Virgins
Beach. returning flofne FRIDAY
with flls sister. Miss Martha Alice
Wilson. @ho has spent The win
ter TEACHING IN the Virginia Beach
/ high school Miss wilson vii
spend te0 days here with he.
parents. Nj and Mrs. r. d WI
son oefore returning 10 the beach
where she VIII be- employed TINS
summer at the 81 Walter Hotel
! Dr. and Mrs Floyd SWertfeger
and daughter. Ann and Mrs
Leon Bell and Mrs @ T Swert-
fegef attended the wedding Of Or
and Mrs. Sacrtfegers son. Wal
ter 70 Miss Phyllis Powell. IN
Jamaica Va Oh Tuebday
Richard Meeker a member u
the Department Of English at
LOnRWood College. viii marry
Miss Barbara Southern Ill R0a-
noke this Saturday
Visitors on the Hi. Wednes-
day we're the Rey. and Mrs P.
Cary Adams and son. P. Cary
Adams. Jr. of Romney. w. Va.
Ell route home from the General
Assembly meeting nj Richmond
Their son is being entered at
Hampden-8ydney jas transfer
from Shepherd College III West
/ Virginia
Miss Virginia McRae has re-
turned home from Sttatford Hall.
Danyiile. to be with her parents.
Dr and Mrs c F. McRae.
y w Spindler returned home
Sunday after spending fe "
days in Atlanta. Ga Mr. and Mrs.
3pindler are expecting visit
from their little grandson. Frede-
rick Scott. Of Richmond. the
first Of next week
Mrs. j S Stubbs. Jr.. returned
10 Farmville on Wednesday after
attending her class reunion and
the graduation exercises at RAN
doiph- Macon Woman's College IN
Lynchburg from june 3 through
G. and after spending a few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w II Parrish. in Richmond.
Edgar Price. of Roanoke. is
visiting his sister Mrs. Henry
Davis and family.
Richard II paulett Of Wash
ington. ID. C.. is spending this
week at his home on High Street.
Mrs Mabel Lipes. Of Charlottes-
Vile. has returned to her home
after visit Of several weeks with
her brother-in law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Rhodes. She
also visited Mr. and Mrs F. G.
Ashworth. Of Salem, N
c., during her vacation
Recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
f. j Stombock were his brother
and sister-in-la Nj. and Mrs.
w B Stombock, Of North Plain
field N j.. and Mr. and Mrs. NJ
l. Reece and daughter, Phyllis. Of
Clarksvlllc
Miss EVE May Moring Of
Charlotte. N C.. and Mrs N. A.
Dodge. OF Richmond. are the
guests Of Mrs NJ NJ Layne. Mrs.
Lois Roach OF Charlotte was a
guest in the same home Tuesday
night
Mrs l. J DAVIS and son, l.. J.,
Jr. were week end guests OF their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs OTIS Arthur Shepherd. il.
T. j Stomb0ck leaves on Friday
for Goshen TO visit his brother
in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs.
Vasco Quinn. for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs r s Booker and
children. Nancy and Charles. were
week end guests OF her mother.
Mrs J NJ Mills, OF Clarksvlle
Mr. and Mrs Booker are spend =
Ing few days at Virginia Beach
| this week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-10

Poughkeepsie n Y Mrs
Mary l. Kays. Dutchess county
housewife was recently convicted
Of refusing to yield a party line
so that a neighbor could report
q fire She IS subject to a fine Of
$500. a year in jail. or both.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
Tabor City Will
let S9,046 From
Powell Bill Fund

Tabor City will receive So
1869 from the State Highway
commissions Powell Bill fund.
Highway Chairman A. II.
Graham said total OF S48,7l9.-
10 would be distributed among
tho seven incorporated towns in
Columbus.
Graham said this was the
largest amount ever distributed
incC the Powell Bill Act was
5aSSed in 1851 when a total Of
= 543.09G.2O was divided a.
.onG $3.50 North Carolina towns
An increase in gasoline re
rnuc uDpcd the Powell Bill
.-urc this year.
Other Columbus towns and the
Mount they will receive are
En.tovil,c, SlS.ll8.33: Bolton
5.N89.O7: Fair Bluff. S6.OOS. 68
~rdboUrn. S9.lO2.4 Lake
"-ccamaw. S2,562 90: Bruins
virk.S7lO98.
Checks will be mailed out to
ne various towns sometime
within the next week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
Rurifan Club
Sets Stage Fer
Minstrel Show

Williams Township Ruritar
Club will present its annual
MINSTREL show at 8 p. m. Thurs
lay. October 6, at the Williams
School.
Proceeds from the event will
sc used to provide free lunche.
or needy school children.
V. j. Colombo, who will serve
rs interlocutor, announced the
est for the show.
Cast in the role Of end mer
are Fl. p. Todd, president oil
Ruritan, John Murray, w. o
jackson, Harold Williams
James Long, Jr.. Coolidge
Wright and {. w Todd.
Several local girls will take
part in the show. They are Bea
.Canady, Roberta Gore. Ann
Rardee, Shelby Jean Cartrette
ard Brenda Ward.
Door prizes will be given a.
wa? the night Of the minstrel.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
W. Woody Holds
Mayors Court

w. w. Woody. mayor pro TEN.
was pinch-hitting for Mayor II.
C. Cameron at the Monday, Au-
gust %, session OF Mayors
Court.
The following cases were
heard; James Cause. public
drunkenness, cost: Leon Buff
kin, public drunkenness, costs:
Gordon Granger. disorderly
conduct, costs; W. D. Long. dis
orderly conduct, costs and $3.50
for capias; Candy Wilson, public
drunkenness, cost: Daniel II.
Hewitt, spinning wheels, costs.
Ira Granger, speeding. costs:
Hubert Livingstone, speeding.
costs; Marvin E. Jones, speed
irg. not guilty: Hubert II. Bull
CT, speeding. costs; Levi s.
Porter, spinning wheels. costs:
Garfield c. Ward. public drunk.
costs; David Fowler. speeding.
costs; James Proctor. speeding.
costs; Norman Duncan. posses
SION of non tax paid whiskey.
transfer to Recorders Court.
Jewell and Leroy Strickland.
fighting. each paid costs: Will
liam d. johnson, speeding.
costs; WadE Fowler. speeding
q charges), costs on each; Di-
Gus Todd, speeding. costs;
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14

Communities reported the fol.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
Williams School
aculiY Lists
New Teachers

Three new teachers were list
ed among the Williams Town
ship faculty roster released to-
day by Principal Vincent ].
Colombo.
Billy Joe Price, former At
lsatic Christian College athlete,
is teaching physical education
and will coach baseball and the
boys basketball squad. He is a
native of Shelbyville, Indiana.
Eula Williamson of Chad
bourn and Louise Murray of
Williams Township are teaching
the eighth and seventh grades.
respectively.
Other faculty members are:
w. o. Jackson, agriculture; Re-
tina w. Thompson, home eco
Monies; Olive B. Wright, math
and science; Eugene V. Sasser.
English and French: Jessie
Vaught, social studies: Marie
Collins, commerce: David ].
johnson, science: eighth grade
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14

Dorothy Baldwin, ID. T. Pea
cock; seventh grade-Alice Kel-
Ter, X. Harris Cooke; sixth grade
-Letha Mercer, Anna M. Nc
.Dowell, Helen Williams; fifth
grade-Mamie S. Barksdale,
Lone Lynn Mercer; fifth and
fourth grade combination-Lin-
da Nolan; fourth grade Bet
~ L. Skipper, Josephine Dudley;
third - Jesse Harper, Marion
K. Ward, Mildred c. Vaught,
second grade-Elizabeth Walt
ers, Ruth Coker; second and
third grade combination-Mrs.
NJ. A. Davis; first grade - Mat
tie Justice, Cora F. Ward. Win
fred Stout and Eleanor v. Grit
fin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
Rockingham Women will Aid Bows Home

The desire to help needy and
underprivileged boys spread this
week to Rockingham as a grouv
of women formed u sewing clu'
to make shirts for youngsters
at Boys Home in Columbus
County.
A. ID. Peacock, Boys Home di
rector, said this morning that ?
group of Rockingham women had
volunteered to make the shirts
for the boys.
Peacock addressed a distric,
meeting of 10 Civilian Clubs II
Rockingham and said that sev.
.eral Civilian clubs throughout the
State were planning to raise
enough money to pay the cx-
.penscS of one boy at the Home.
Endorsement of the project WI
received this week from Tabor
City Civilian Club and the Dur
ham Civilian Club.
Peacock and Sankey Robinsor
c olum bus County Recorder
Court Judge. will leave in the
morning for Raleigh to confcr
with State Welfare Department
officials. They will seek permiS-
sion to make statewide solicita-
tons for Boys Home.
\ possibility exists that the
Civilians might accept Boys
Home as an international pro-
ject. Other civic clubs. such as
Rotary and Lions are still lend
ing assistance to the program.
Former U. S. Senator Alton
Lennon and Solicitor John Bur
ney. Jr., will attend the pancake
suppers to be held Friday night
at Hallsboro and Saturday night
at Cerro Gordo.
Both men have shown keen
interest in the Home and have
devoted considerable time to its
promotion.
Baskets placed in the White
vile tobacco warehouses have
Melted the Home over 500 daily
IS farmers needed the plea for
donating n few hands of tobacco.
In two days, Fair Bluff raised
s50S through donations of TO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
DRINKS Dominate
Mayors Court

Cases postponed from the
Mayors Court session slated
for Labor Day, Sept. 5, were
heard Monday night at the reg
uia; session by Mayor II. q.
.namCron.
These were the cases on the
docket: Cede Wright. public
DRUNKENNESS, costs; Ray Knox
Jcrnigan, speeding, costs: Bill
Norris, public drunkenness
costs; Addison Smith, public
drunkenness, costs; Charlie Rob
inSon, public drunkenness. costs:
Vera Gill, public drunkenness.
costs; Lola Vereen, diSorderly
conouct, costs; Earl Strickland.
public drunkenness, costs; Rup-
ert Prince, speeding. costs and
$3.50 for capias; Ted Nealey,
public drunkenness, costs; June
Pyatt, public drunkenness. costs.
Richard Willard and D,ssic
Norman Benton, larcency of to-
oaoco. released to deputy sheriff
Dees and Chief of Police of
PiuehurSt.
Cecil Hamilton. public drum
enneSs. costs: James Crawford
Simmons, Rupert Prince, Lcwis
Bc!iamy, larceny of tobacco ano
Lar cency of auto. transferred to
Superior Court: Joseph A. Nc
Donald. speeding. costs: RufforG
Granger, public drunkenness
costs; Sonny Boy Murphy, dis
orderly conduct. costs and So. SC
for capiaS: Hamp Roberts, Jr..
public drunkenness costs: Floyd
Jones, public drunkenness, costs.
Leon Buffkn. public drunken
ness, costs.
Fred Todd, diSordvrly conduct
costs plus S22.88 damage done
to jail; j. NJ. Strickland. speed
ing, costs; Tommic Vereen. bad
check, paid check ana cost: Raj
ph Thompson, public drunken
ness, cost; Foster Hardcc, public
drunkenness. costs. OSon H.
Hodge, bad check. paid check
Plus costs: Lloyd Jones. public
drunkenness. costs: Joe Cole
man, speeding. costs: Gilbert
H"rdee, speeding. costs: Garland
F. Williamson. speeding. costs:
Willie AlliSton. public drunken
reSS, costs:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
JOEL CLEMONS
WINS PRIZE

Joel Clemens. OF route 2,
Tabor City. was named third
place winner The States CO.
lumbia. S. c. newspaper. snap
shot contest on July 3. Glenn
ons was given q $500 cash
prize for his entry in the
weekly contest that closed last
week.
Clemens won his prize on n
picture Of two Seminole Indian
children. He snapped the pic
ture while mentioning in Flor
ida, and IL pictured the little
fence.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14

baeco by farmers selling in the
various warehouses.
Peacock said approximately
5000 had been raised for Boys
Home with the bulk coming from
inside the county.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14

Wet mash Is used 10 cncour-
age chickens to eat more.
4 new state egg law requires
that eggs sold in cartoons he
I'eeled as to grade and siz OF
eggs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14

10000 Nakina & Old Dock ........$ 1Oooo
1880 Out Of State 7so "
5000 approximately another 81, Don
2SO.75 has been raised that has not vs,
10000 been turned in to the committee"
31.00. said Peacock.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
Ads

WANTED: Customers who will
eenjoy good food at 904 Drive
In. e-14-oI-oeR
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14

Dennis the Menace, by Hart
Seieham; Jane Arden. the GIRL 70.
oorier; Lii Abner. by Al Capp,
md Sieve Canyon, By Million
IsniH.
Each Of The comic strip creators
contributed The specially pre-.
pared character appeals TO this
years nationwide fund campaign,
according 10 Marvin L. Kline, ns.
tional executive director. The car.
toon appeals are appearing in
daily and weekly newspapers
across the country.
Kenny hospitals continue 10
provide treatment 10 victims OF
polio and to rehsbiliisie persons
crippled by the disease in the
past. Procedure for admission Il
through rsfsrrsi By . physician.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
Characters Back
Kenny Polio Drive

cs-:oon.s:Yle appeals en- b-ha.
OF tho 1885 annual polio Iurd sp.
peal Of the Sister Elizabeth Renny
Foundation have beer G aa:od by
iorne of the nations mesi.popu's.
md best-loyed comic strip char.
lcters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14

Supporting
th o K en- n Y
fund appeal
are D o !, a ! d
Duck. by Walt
Disney; gvgs
Bunny vys=-
n er Brothers
Cayf0NnS T.-.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Bridge Club Invites
Guests To Moatina

When Mrs Harold &. Combs
1915 Fourth Az s.. was hostess Ia
the Twin city Maids and Matrons
Bridge Club ON Saturday. October
~, she invited an extra three
tables Of guests
A delicious three course menu
was served on card tables bcauti
fully decorated with var1 -colnred
NUNS Following lunch, tally
cards were passed out and mem,
beers and guests competed for sev.
en- beautiful prizes
Guests taking home prizes wcr,
IN" Mines Tela " Burt. first
Earle Kyle, second. Charles w
Glenn, third and Louis y. Moore
fourth Winning Prizes in the club
were Mrs Nora McCrackcn, first
Mrs Frank Terry, second and
Mrs Geronc Reed third Mrs
George Harrison of Evanston. IN
out OF town guest WINS given q Rtft
by the hostess
Other guests present included
the Mines AShby GhRistns, Coier-
idgc Hendon. Henry Thomas. vii
liam Modem Clarence Roper. o
L. Alexander. Palmer e. Jackson
Harry q Brown. Lamar Roberts.
Roy B"wlcs and George Nixon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
ST. PAUL BIRTiIDAYs

Oct. 30 Mrs. Rebccca Toua,
saint, 0b0 lglchart Az; Mrs, Car.
RE Aiiop, III Rondo Az; Mrs
Halle Saltcr 1913 w. Central Az
Mrs. g, A, Danrorth, s33 Carroll
Az, Name Owens, 627 SeIby Az.
Michael Stokes, 7Sl Aurora Az.
Stella Mario Allen, 633 W. Central
Az
Oct 30 Mira Esther Green. 7s2
ST Anthony Az; Mrs Edward
Eastman, 900 st Anthony Az
pr, NJ, A. Butler. 6iS IgiehaIt Az. .
Mr. Homer Anderson, 6bi Rondn
Az, Cecil Neal. 8ob Rondo Az.
Reginald Anthony Scott. 7bb Car.
roll Az
oct 81 Herbert Whitmoro Sr.,
800 Rondo Az, Mrs Rith Hen.
dcraon, 900 st Anthony Az,
Rhonc r. Mitchell, 8i3 1gIchart
Az MrA. Marcia Hell. go Rondo
Az. Linda Stewart, $40 w. Cen,
trial Az. James Lee Berry. sos
w. Central Az. IaDuria Foster
2s3 N ~ Adams; Mr. Lake Foster
$50 Rondo Az, Mrs William Por,
ter, 7iB Rondo Az
Nov. Noel Winton Scott, 900
w Jeasamlno; Terry Robbins, Osi
Igiehart Az; Mrs Ethel King
778 Rondo Az.
Nov. 2 Mr. Ernest g. Cooper.
s6I st Anthony Az; Mrs. Edna
Curtis, 8ps Carroll Az
Nov Harold Brown Sr, iO5
st Anthony Az, Frank GnmboI.
1894 1t Anthony Az; Robert
James ESQ nondo Az. J NJ o.
Neal, 73S Carroll Az. Donald
Earl Thomas, 5iI w. Central Az.
Michael Harris, $50 Rondo Az
Nov. I Alice NJ Lawson, 400
w. Central Az
Out-of- Town BlTihdays--
Nov. Fred Schuck Jr. Oak
land Calf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

OCT, 2e-w. A. Glenn. 1884
Smelling Av,s Mrs. Marian Miller
1901 Bryant Az N; Gladys Dye
$3.50 Minnehaha Av
Oct, so Edward Moore. 40 Il
aSth st: Mrs, Helen Thomas, Spla
Clinton Az; Augustine Burns, 400
n, seth St: Almeda Jones. S32S
Chicago Az.
Oct. 81 Mrs, Lewis Scatnn.
S9i2 Clinton Az; Albert Higgins
22io Firth Av, s.; Mrs, Mae
Stewart. 1909 Seventh Az. N,
Wendell Gilchrist. S9t0 Second Az
s; Mrs. Mildred Kirk. bis2 James
Az, N; Carolyn Williams. sea-
Clinton Az. Michele Dawson,
Ssto Fourth Av, y,
Nov, Mrs. villa Carr, Sats
fffth Az. s.; Mr., Edwin Carr
S9l2 Firth Az s. Emil Moses, Dos
Emerson Az N; Mrs. Juanita
Sims, sSt Bryant Az. N; Joe Ma,
puo, $3.50 Humboldt Az, N
Nov. Kathryn Turner. IT2C
Fremont Az. N.
Nov. Mir Felix FoHg, 970s
Fourth Az. 8. Mrs Doris ODDS
ana Oakland Az; Ed Carr, Ioti
Ftfth Av, \,
Out -of Town Birthday
Oct 30 Mrs. Barbara Long
England Dick Gale, Mound
MINI: Thomas johnson. Fergus
Falls, MINI. Maynard Catchings
/ Nashville. Tenn.
Oct, 81 Miss Esther Ryara
Philadelphia, Pa,
Nov, 2 Charles W. Washington
Pittsburgh, Pa, Miss Irma Clardy
New York city.
Nov I Mrs, Katherine Savoy
San Francisco, Calf.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
halloween Soap-writsrs
Are Doing You A Favor

Any householder convenient "a
the sidewalk can expect a certain
amount of Halloween pranks, A
favoritc prank since soap was first
invented IN to scrawl all over
windows, doors, and what not with
nice smoary soap, Instead Of man.
handling the maraudcrs, keep
calm and think OF the silver lining
There's nothing on the outside
of your premises that won't bcne.
Ut from good soaping Just con,
slider that you're getting your
windows cleaned for free on the
outside Next morning, arm your,
self with a sponge and pail Of
rinse water and give the windows
the finishing touch.
You might even DO your neigh
bors n favor and provide soap for
your own Halloween crew as they
start out for a big evening Your
conscience can be clear In the
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