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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18
BDEBS and DATES

III, all my fabulous friends Of
the Twins Here am with moro
happenings that must be- told.
The wheatiey Wizards lost 20
the wilkic All stars OF Des
Molncs, Iowa Saturday night at
whcatley. by a score ~ ~ to ~.
II was a very exciting basketball
game. and all who participated
from both sides played good
game
Barbara Allen. Marth Bonfori,
Cynthia Eason, Beverly Eason.
Wilma Merrill. Emma TNibhs and
! were cheerleaders for the game
The JaEzknights supplied part
~ the music for the dance after
the game, the Emcralds sang,
Sincerely and BABY Need
You, Plus many others Ray
Bronson sang baby Come ON
And Let's Play House
A lot 81 the girls were running
around selling votes Tor the Queen
contes, OF the St Thomas style
SHOW
Leroy Jackson came home
from Mcclellan AFR and as most
of you know he's my brother. lie
has three tough shirts that I t,lst
gotta wear with my jeans before
he leaves. he says ! won't gst IN
them, but that's what he thinks
Sylvia Phillips and Jerry Jack.
son" Cumber tied the knot Sat.
uriay night The after party WAS
rial nice. with punch and ham.
burgers on the menu DAVID
"Pumkiu"GriEsby. was running
around the house with an under
takers hat on Say "Pumkin"
you weren't AZ = funeral just =
wedding
personality
This fabulous deb is s feet 4
inches tail and weighs 100 pounds
and she Ia 10 year. old She goes
for anything that Is good as long
as u Is catRble Tier favorite
sport IL baseball even though she
IL assistant captain ~ the Gay.
cites basketball team. Opp shoe
I've DO heads the top Of her list
in records and Johnny Ace IL her
fAvortts recording star You can
see this deb at whea,ley most u
tho time. 80 now need not tell
you more ~ her identity. for by
now you know arm talking about
Gwrniolyn "Gwenie" John
Gwsnis 10 really nice deb with
such a pleasing personality that
ono can't help but like her Every.
one tina, knows her in The Twins
likes her. especially her future ="
Gwrnis 10 also on ~ the bes,
dancers In the Twins" 40 "
seems she has everything on her
side
Jackie Ellis had n real tough
party 81 the Local Sunday night
heard thsp lace was really jump.
ina
The Minneapolis Els has got
ten underway, every Sunday. you
car hear the suElea and drums
, coming OF, of tho whsAtlsy. II
you take = look tusids. YOU would
see the hgh stepping maioretiss
prAstlcinR their steps. along With
the bays
Wei dcbz and dates. now that
I've told YOU everything that !
knoW about wha' has happened
! guess IN sign of herr signify
off, y
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

Mrs, WcWatt, a native OF Minneapolis, has a
busy schedule Part-ume housewife, mother and
bank employee She is graduate Of Central high
in Minneapolis ana received her IA. degree nom
the University OF Minnesota In June 1883 During
her years at the university she employed part,
time by the Federal Reserve Bank OF Minneapolis
where she rated exceptional employee
Following graduation Mrs, McwRtt was
ployed at the Jacobs Furniture Company and later
a nursery school teacher at the Halle q Brown
Community HOUSE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

ct. Paul

By MILDRED JORDAN
Jerk ON February Is

EMPLOYEE n Department OF First
Kathleen McWa $50 Igchart
her duties a on February l6
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News of Columbia & Tyrrell Co.
For Subscription, Mrs. Blanche W. Cohoon, Her.
Phone Bill, Columbia, N. c. She will welcome news of
Columbia and Tyrrell County
COLUMBIA STUDENTS ENJOY
BIG HALLOWEEN PARTY

Columbia.-A Halloween party
under the auspices of the Columbia
High School was held in the school
auditorium on Monday night Oct
ober 31st.
Kings and Queens of Halloween
were crowned, and given prizes;
from the high school: Miss Chris
tine Sawyer, Queen, Pat McDuffy,
King; from intermediate grades:
Miss Shirley Cohoon, Queen, VIM.
Chas. Cohoon, King; from the pri-
mary grades: Miss Jean Brick
house, Queen, Stephen Davenport,
King. These were selected by votes
at IL per vote cast; voted as to
the selection by the school children
and for whom they solicited votes
for the past week.
Costume prizes for originality
were won: LIST prize, Don Chaplin,
End prize, Mack Basnight, and 3rd
prize, Chip Jones.
Cake walk prize of home made
chocolate cake was won by R. G..
Riddick, Jr.; corn guessing prize of
a home made chocolate cake was
won by Jean B. Combs. Hog call
ing contest was won by Irwin r.
Swain, and husband calling contest
by Mrs. Robert Mclaughlin.
Judges for the costumes: Mrs.
w. J. Nichols, Mrs. VIM. Chas.
Cohoon, and Mrs. L. L. Combs.
According to w. J. Nichols, prin-
cipal, the proceeds would go to
benefit the school. One of the first
purchases will be a secure locked
file, for valuables during school
hours. Class room supplies, play
ground supplies, repairs to sound
and visual equipment and supplies.
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with a surprise stork shower at
her home on Main Street by.Mrs.
Larry Jones and Mrs. L. N. Wal
tiers. The honoree was given a COR
sage and arrangements of autumn
flowers were carried to deck the
home. Many dainty and useful gifts
were showered on the honoree.
Those in attendance were: Mrs. l..
N. Walters, Mrs. Larry Jones, Mrs.
Stephen Davenport, Mrs. Marshall
Swain, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs.
R. G. Riddick, Mrs. ]. w. Hamil
ton, Mrs. Allen Cohoon, Mrs. 7. K.
VERIFY Jr., Mrs. Mary Spencer,
Mrs. Lloyd Pledger, Mrs. Jessie
Basnight, Miss Polly Alexander,
Mrs. D. M. Pledger Jr., Mrs. Sta
tina McClees, Mrs. Sterling Alex
ander, Mrs. Lonnie Liverman, Mrs.
H. E. Ward and Mrs. Emelie Has
sell.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Adams of
Pinetown, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul L. Liverman Sunday.
John T. Combs Jr. of Chinco-
league, N. C. is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Combs of
Martha Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tweedy and
daughter Faye of High Point visit
ed Mrs. Tweedy's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Rhodes of Columbia
Route 2, Friday and Saturday.
They were accompanied home by
her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Spencer spent
Monday at Buckroe Beach visiting
Mrs. Speneer's daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion T.
Bridgeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie w. Smell
Jr. of Washington, N. C. spent the
week end with Mr.. SHELLS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Smell, Column
bia, Route 2.
Mrs. George G. Martin Jr. of
Norfolk arrived Monday to visit
her mother, Mrs. Hattie M. New
berry on her birthday, Nov. l.
Mrs. Albin Hamilton and daugh-
ter Angela left Tuesday for their
new home in Chocowinity, where
they have recently moved.
Ray Everton Jr., who is attend
ing school in Elizabeth City, spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.
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OCRACOKE HARBOR FULL
OF FISHING VESSELS

Seven or more of the large men
haden fishing boats came into
Ocracoke's "Silver Lake" harbor
on Monday night, adding to the
picturesqueness of the harbor I'M
der the full Halloween moon. Sew
eral others were anchored off
shore in Pamlico Sound. This is
their first appearance at Ocra-
coke this fall. Crowding in close
at the government docks, their
crows nests swaying gently aloft,
they spend quiet night; but as
soon as the first streaks of dawn
light up the eastery sky, one by
one they start their dieselS and
one by one they ply sedately down
the Pamlico Sound channel toward
Ocracoke Inlet. In the gray dawn,
their lights aglow, they resemble
ghost-gray battleships as they
follow each other out for the days
tfawl. Popularity all along the
North Carolina Coast they are
known as ''pogy" boats. The die
tionary tells US that the word
"pogy" is from "pauhawgen" of
Algonquin (Indian) origin. 1t is
another name for "menhaden." Ac-
cording to the dictionary "pogy"
is often COMPOUNDED with "porgy"
and therefore applied to various
other fishes such as the spade fish.
All during the winter fishing
months some of these menhaden
boats will anchor here during week
day nights and on Friday or Sat-
urday return to their home ports
of Beaufort or Morehead City. Sta
tistics indicate that menhaden
fishing is one Of North Cardinals
big business assets.
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and Mrs. Ray Everton at the
Columbia Hotel.
The Rev. and Mrs. James Baker
and two sons of Raeford, spent
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
with Sheriff and Mrs. Clair E.
Morris. The Rev. Baker was a
former pastor of Columbia Baptist
Church.
Birthday Party
Little Guy Swain, age 8, was
honored at a birthday party by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
Swain on Friday, October 18th,
$3.50 pm. at the Methodist Annex
Carley Spencer, who had given
the honoree a boat ride several
days before, said this was the first
time three year old had invited
him to birthday party, and bear.
ing a large wrapped gift he came
in for the refreshments.
Those attending were Howard
Swain, Michael and Wanda Has
sell, Ronnie and Buckle Pledger
Andrea Simmons, Buddy Riddick
Angela Hamilton, Jay McClees
Lynn McClees, Chip Jones, Gal
and Cliff Aidock, Bob Spencer
Carla Litchfield, Susie Voliva
Elaine Cohoon, Deborah and Wick
Phelps, Gary and Terry Davis, Res
Simmons. They were accompanied
by their mothers.
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MANY PARTIES HONORING
MR.. AND MRS. HAMILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Hamilton,
who are moving from Columbia to
Chocowinity were feted at several
going-away parties. On Wednes-
day, October Goth, $50 pm, they
were honored with a fish fry at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
E. Liverman with eighteen in at
tendance.
On Friday at $50 pm. they were
entertained at a fish fry, given by
the Columbia Christian Church and
Bible Class, at the home of Mrs.
Gladys Sawyer on North Broad
Street with twenty five in attend
ance.
On Thursday, Oct. 9th at 500
pm. Mrs. Hamilton was honored
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Adams of
Pinetown, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul L. Liverman Sunday.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-11-04
MANY CHURCHES IN
TYRRELL COUNTY TAKE
- PART IN SING MEETING

Columbia. Tyrrell County's
fifth Sunday night event, the Sing
spiration, at which each church in
the county meets with song, to
inspire better music and music
appreciation in the churches and
church schools, was held at
the Wesley Memorial Methodist
Church on Sunday at 1880 pm.
A prelude of organ music was
furnished by Mrs. w. H. McClees.
The hymn "Take Time To Be
Holy" was sung as the opening,
with the invocation being rendered
by the Rev. Robert H. Eason, pas
tor.
In the contest singing, the first
selection Goods House" was sung
by the Methodist church choir,
with Mrs. w. H. McClees as the
accompanist.
The Columbia Church rendered
two selections: childdren's choir,
"Are You Able; the adult choir:
"The Church Marches On" with
Mrs. D. M. Pledger Jr. accom-
panying.
Malachi's Chapel Free Will Bap-
fist Church rendered selections: a
quartet of four little girls "I've
Got Home in Gloryland" and
"My Desire to be like Jesus" by
Frieda Voliva, Joyce Rhodes, Carol
Spencer, and Loretta Midget, led
by Mrs. w. T. Reynolds; church
school choir sang "Jesus Is a Won
derful Saviour, and the R. L.
Spencer's Mems Bible School Class
rendered make Me A Blessing to
Someone. All were accompanied
by Miss Rena' Mae Spencer.
The Gum Neck Church of Christ
was represented by quartet of four
young ladies singing "My All For
Thee, accompanied by Miss Sue
Smell.
The Albemarle Christian Church
was represented: Junior class,
"Sing Hosanna to The King" and
'The Sunshine of Heaven is Flood
ing My Soul" and a quartet of
girls "I'm Satisfied With Jesus,
accompanied by Mrs. John Cox.
The Sound Side Free Will Bap-
fist Church; "When The Storms of
Life Are Raging, Stand by Me" by
the church choir; 81 Love Him" by
the intermediate choir accompanied
by Mrs. j. D. Sawyer.
The Sound Side Missionary Bap-
fist Church choir sang Wonderful
Saviour" and solo "To This Dear
Cross" was sung by Miss Madgetta
h Morris. They were accompanied by
MRS. H. L. Chaplin.
Alligator Wesley Chapel Meth
odist was represented in song by
a duet by Misses Katherine How
EFT and Fay Basnight, led by Mrs.
w. A. Howett.
The offering was for the benefit
of the orphanages represented by
the church present, was taken dur
ing the singing of "Tis So Sweet
to Trust in Jesus. Other hymns
sung were Higher Ground"
"Give Me Thine Heart" and "He
Keeps Me Singing.
c. w. Overton, accompanied by
Miss Rena Mae Spencer, rendered
a solo "When l reach that Golden
City"
The church was filled to over
flowing; H. S. Swain, President,
presided, and the next meeting is
scheduled to be at the Gum Neck
Church of Christ.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-11-04
DAVENPORT-EVANS

Miss Rena Mae Spencer, Mrs.
T. K. VERIFY Jr. and Mrs. Statha
McClees were honorary brides
maids at the wedding of Miss Ann
Evans, Home Demonstration Agent
for Tyrrell, County and Seaton
Davenport Of Creswell at 400 pm.
Sunday October 30th at Lucama,
N. C. Others from Columbia at
tending the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Spencer, Mrs. Dur
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wood Cooper, Connie Coohon, YER
non Cohoon, Mr.. and Mrs. M. v.
Cohoon, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Harris,
Mrs. Jean Cmbs, Mrs. Ella Hop
kins, Mrs. Minnie C. Alexander,
Mrs. Reba Spruill.
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Something you wish to SELF
then try a classified advertise
ment in these columns.
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Youpon Tea, packed by the
American Tea Company, of Avon,
N. c., done up in pound packages,
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was on sale in Elizabeth City
grocery stores at 25 cents each
back in November, 1922.
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BLENDED WHISKEY 37kg5 STRAIGHT
WHlSkEY 6 YEARS OR MORE OLD . 62h%
GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS . GcoDERHAM
& W0RTS LIMITED, PEORIA. llLlE0Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
ladies' Oriental Shrine
InsiaIIs New Officers

Mrs. Mittie B. Carroll. high
priestess Of Su-zu Court Of the
Ladies' Oriental Shrine of North
America, and her officers were
installed Friday at Almas
Temple, 1915 K street, NV.
The other officers are: Prin-
cess, Mrs. Ada r. Walker: as
sociate princess. Mrs. Miriam
Silva: recorder. Mrs. Juanita P
Love; treasurer. Mrs. Helen l..
Marx: First Ceremonial Lady,
Mrs. Elsie Milstead; second cere-
monial lady, Mrs. Margaret L,
Magic: cne-year trustee, Mrs.
Minnie Neil: two-year trustee,
Mrs. Susie M. Sullivan; three
year trustee. Mrs. Virginia De
Haven: oriental guide. Mrs.
Selma r. Newton; marshal, Mrs.
Virginia e. Argo; captain of
patrol, Mrs. Marie s. Ellis; direc-
tress. Mrs. Cleo C. Richard;
prophetress. Mrs. Mabel Dobeck:
musician, Mrs. Mary Allison;
inner guard. Mrs. Margaret NJ.
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meet at . pm. Thursday at 1017
Ninth street. NV.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp
win meet at 2 pm. Friday at cal
Pennsylvania avenue. Sc.
Gen. Miles Auxiliary win meet
at 8 pm. Friday at 1912 Ninth
street. INV. Selection of dele
gates and alternates to the de-
partment convention win be
completed.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp
viii meet at 2 pm. Saturday ct
1912 Ninth street, NV.
Admiral George Dewey Aux
iliary has elected the following
delegates to the department con-
vention: Bertha A. Mattocks,
Emma Burton, Lula A. Mastin,
Ellen Ryan, Ellen Taltavull. Car
RE Roesle and Grace Eagen.
Gen. Miles Auxiliary accepted
into membership Mildred A.
Peterman. Ora H. Lusby and
Anna D. Ryan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
Operation .hop-Up'
Opened by Legion

Tie District OF Columbia De-
partment, American Legion
Membership Chairman Myron
Frances, announces that "Oper-
alton Mop-Up" is being held by
American Legion posts in the
District of Columbia until
April ~.
Proclaimed by National Com
mander Seaborn p. Collins, 1t Is
set for an about 1855 member
ship cleanup drive. :
The Executive Committee of
Navy Department Post voted to
change their post meetings to the
fourth Tuesday Of each month
effective with the April meeting.
In the Navy Post the following
applications were accepted for
membership: Orlando Caciola,
Ralph 1. Dahoney, James w.
jenkins. William w. Greene, M.
d. Palmer. Elizabeth Broderick,
George A. Brady and Frederick
T. Inouye.
The department and all post
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Burgess; outer guard. Mrs. Letha
Hallett; band directress, Mrs
6Estelle e. Hough: directress OF
chanters. Mrs. Harryette Crump;
directreSS of wreckers, Mrs
Evelyn Rooney: bylaws consult
ant, Mrs. Bertha NJ. Bromwell:
instructress, Mrs. Frieda Womel-
dorph.
Aides appointed are Mrs. Mae
Keister, Mrs. Irma Brashear,
Mrs. Helen Farren. Mrs. Alma
Stevens, Mrs. Lucy MacD onell,
Mrs. Elizabeth Wall, Mrs. Mary
E. Thomas, Mrs. Avis Curtis and
Mrs. Helen Wheeler.
Rehearsal for officers will be
held at Stansbury Masonic Lodge
at ! pm. today.
A meeting Of the court will be
held at 8 pm. Thursday at
Stansbury Masonic Lodge.
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Spanish War Auxiliary
To Hold Council Session

The District Of Columbia De-
partment. United Spanish War
Veterans Auxiliary viii hold a
council meeting at 8 pm. We'd
nesday in the Masonic Northeast
Temple. Eighth and r streets
NE. to complete arrangements
for the department convention.
Department Comdr. Walter
F. Eich and his staff will
officially visit Aston Camp tomor-
row, Harden Camp on Thursday,
Miles Camp on Friday and Law
ton Camp on Saturday.
Col. Aster Camp viii meet
Monday at Z pm. at United
States Soldiers Home with
Comdr. Paul e. Reider presiding.
Muster Day will be observed.
Col, Aston Auxiliary will meet
at 8 pm. Tuesday at 921 Penn
sylyania avenue. Sc.
Richard j. Harden Camp will
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oES Activities
In LocuI Chapters

Activities in local Eastern Stal
chapters include:
Trinity-Monday. Home ane
Temple Boards and Mems Club
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j
Chapman. Thursday, meeting
Saturday. school Of instruction.
Federal - Wednesday, Way.
and Means with Mr.. and Mrs
Alison Wheeler.
Congress Lodge - Monday
Bethel No. |, Jobs Daughters
initiation. February and March
birthdays honored.
Washington Contamination.
day. Ways and Means, Buds with
Mrs. Louise Wolverton. Tuesday
Ways and Means, Blossoms, with
Miss Frances Taylor.
Loyalty ~ Wednesday, Easter
program.
Mizpah-Tuesday, Mu Delta
Club to entertain.
Ruth - Monday, March and
April birthdays honored. Home
bake sale after the meeting.
st. Johns - Monday, Easter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

color bearers are to report to
Mai. John LeFoe. National
Guard of Honor. at TOO am, in
the vicinity of the Formal Gar
dens Of Walter Reed Army Medi-
cal Center next Sunday. to par
ticipate in "Massing Of the
colors" ceremonies in conjunc-
ton with the annual Easter
sunrise services.
The Executive Committee Of
Bunker Hill Post will meet at the
home of N. Ward Guthrie, 591s
Massachusetts avenue at 8 pm.
Tuesday.
Kenneth II. Nash Post was
awarded three white ribbons in
recognition Of securing the great
est number of new members for
the first three quarters of this
year. The presentation was made
by Myron Frances, department
membership chairman.
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Legion AuxiIiaries
Plan Hospital Party

The American Legion Auxiliary
department. rehabilitation chair
man. Mrs. Matte Frye. and her
committee. viii hold a party for
the patients at the United States
Soldiers Home on April 7 from
8 to S pm.
Bunker Hill Unit will hold a
party for the patients at Mount
Alto Hospital on April 8 from Z
to 8 pm.
The department president. Mrs.
Frances Norton. and her staff.
will be the guests of United
States Maritime Unit on April S
at the American Legion Club at
8p.m.
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program. Thursday, rummage
sale by Ways and Means, HOT
Fourth street S.W.
Areme-Wednesday, birthdays
honored.
Joppa Lodge - Wednesday,
Easter program. Birthdays hon.
ored.
Acacia-Tuesday, grand vista
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
Jets Take Much TooIino

FORT WORTH = More than
5000 machined parts go into q
single modern Jet fighter plane.
This compares with $4,000 re-
quired for some standard auto
mobile models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

NEW YoRK-More than 10
per cent Of the interior painting
in American homes during 1854
was done by one or more of the
family members instead Of pro-
fessional painters.
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semi Invalid; lady preferred. live
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pick up and delissr; reasonable.
stAfuisTe iRaEiEINEp LADY wishe.
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srayel, blue stone; hauling. Mr.
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trees. dwarf fruit trees. shrubs
mails. eyergreens.. bulks, etc. Exclu,
sive line Of starks products. fully
30S5, Alexandria, Va. or JE. 5.
AkALlAs. EyERGREKNs, rhododen,
drons. hollies, landscapipG, whole.
sale. retail. RoTH'S AzALkA GAR,
pkNe, e2ii sIiso Creek pkwy. TAX
roifs6 q, clean, rich loan. s GU
yds $40 del. IN Wash. area. 70
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disc, $500. reduced s TO % $4So; s6W ~ 4
wheel disc with Is-h. disc. $500
reduced 70 S100, I'm. cnitirnuichNeTr
$3.50, reduced to S225; Gift. cult.
mulcher.. $40, reduced TO $1Qt;
New Holland lime sower. 10 IT..
$275. reduced to $2i0: Cub 3-ganl
rrs,,s.g ircnt.monnt " xo4Cn ol4nwn IN movers SS2b
Gueed 70 Saz6. Also used I. i-rov
Corn picker, 500. reduced TO $lsb,
dueed 10 $IO0. MAiONEY'S, NC.
Silver Spring. Nd. Ju. 8-3ay3.
USED EoUIPMENT--H and NJ trac-
tor, c. and Cub tractor, Ford trac-
tor with mower. new Holland haler.
Cub gang mowers. Cub grader, gar
rake. plows ana disc. Tractor spread
er, eiiitimulcher and drill. MA
LoNEY,Ss INC, silver eprins. Nd.
&SLL siassai Ga2iS SAWS. new .ne used;
parts and service MALONEY'6.
INC. Silver 6pring. Nd. JU 6-:33siS.
NEW RQuIPMENTl fun line Ok Ia.
ternationai tractors and farm
equip. New Holland. New Idea farm
equip, and elevators. Meyers hay
eonditioners, Sherman and Henry
backhoes and leaders, Brillion grass
seedexs. ERee Flow lime sewers. baleT
and binder twine. parts and service.
MALoNEY,S; Silver Spring, Nd.
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping.
trimming; D. c., Nd. Free esti-
mates, Mr.. CLAYTON. On. 1-o9OS.