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AuToMoalLEs con sALE

FORD '2e Nedel A reaastsr; -
branch court. silver Spring. Nd.
IFORD I917 convertible; good car
for . young man: duals. radio,
6 nssssr Jr Pe xoFRads S ssSo N g s ss'
rom Us e col $500, TAX.
ssil ne. S.7sSi.
FORD 81 Victoria Hafdtop: !. and
h., 2-tone. black and sandstone
'hi1Ps AsaRf|ikR.WSAY-FSoSjRiDSs' 3d.
3obI NJ 81. NV. AID. e-o1s5
FORD '64 CustomIine Tudor green;
Fordomatici radio, heater. etc. To-.
900 actual miles; one owner. Really
nice. si:I7S. small dow payment
iow-rate financine. Open sunday
oEDsMoBIIE co. Ill. 3-5S5Si,
124l 9th 81. ne. Dust OF Fla. ase.l
FORD. late "a Mainline Fordoy;
FordomAtic. r. and h., turn eignals.
One driver. 1000 nj. Cal EN-.
2-5142.
FORDs-'53 tudor. equipped, sf9e;
q. ytct2ria, maroon With white
s Ties rs sSSs ss sn son H. s sis
eunliner. =. ana b., S2,2g9. HoR.
NER'6 CORNER. Buick Dealer. nd.
ave. ne. ct 9th, Ii. 6-6414.
FORD "a convertible: T., b., Fordo-
matte, black top: clean as q pin:
$685. 2-day money-hack trial;
4-Inonth written guarantee. HILL
a SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV.
AID. 4.4300. Open ewes. till Q;
rom 30 : custom -s', s-pass. sta.
ton wagon: Z. and h.; excel. wood
work: one owner: real sharp. $5q5;
30.day guarantee. HILL a. SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
Open ewes. till 9: sat TIL 5.
FORD '54 Customline Fordor; Ford.
omatie. radio, heater. beautiful =
tone finiSh: one owner: this car IA
like new: don't miss this buy,
$I.305: safety tested for your pro-
lection: 30-day written guarantee
PAUL BROS. (Olds.
WIS. AND ELLICoTT ST, NV,
KE. T-l30S 90 Closed Sunday
10
F0Rm iE9 T1,dnr Wa. yafIi0. hpafer
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DODGE "a Suburban sta
ton wagon; the famous Red
Ram VS. engine with power
fiite trans, r, and b.: excel.
tires, beautiful light gray
finish; ideal family car ct
BARGAIN price. Si.946.
bank financing; written guar
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HUDSON 1872 Hornet club
green with IVORY top: recon-
ditioned from bumper to
bumper. Don't miss this one
at only s795: Written GUAR
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1851 M ST. NV. AID. 2-016h
FORD '.55. VS. Fairlane Victoria
finished In coral name red yane
white. further enhanced with
matching interior, set of with Wv
tires, Fordomatic dr.. r. and b..
outside mirrors, plush carpets or
floor super caFbuTetion Included
Opportunity knocks but nrcc. tcn'
III e hear sas p a. 81 ar s IA y Il,
Spg., JU. $1,000. 30
FORD 1858: 1885 no cash needed
best buy anywhere. TU. 9.42G0
BILL ROSS. 5400 Ga. ave. NV.
10
FORD 80. station wagon. fair eondi.
ton, St75 or best offer. Call Sun.
day only. OIL. 2-65Ss. ID
FORD IS: Custom "se' Fordor: Z
and h.. excellent nnish and nice
fntePf0r MON
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PARKWAY-FORD

3O51 N sT. NV. AID. 2-01s5
FORD 'b5 Thunderhird coriv.;. r. and
h Fordomatic. Wv. tires; beauti.
full bright red finish: like brand.n
&2,996; trade or terms. THACKEH
MOTORS, 18th and r. ]. ave. ne.
rom o 1883 VS. Tudor: By OWNER:
beautiful finish; 4 brand.new tires;
In perfect condition: $1,000, Cal
TIE. 6-4s74. Can be seen at 4430
fancy ave, Alexandria. Va. Apt.
FORD 81; s new tires, new battery.
clean, $1,000 actual mi; S175.
RE. 1886, Sunday. %
FORD l9ts station wagon; $3.50.
FORD 1861 station wagon: r. and
h.. good tires. exc. engine. seats.
FORD Al Tudor. $50. Phone cY.
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DE SOTO 1851 sports.
man hardtop: tip toe shift,
radio. heater, yellow with
black top. excellent eondt-
ton; written guarantee; bank
financing: priced to sell 1t
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|HALEY'S of course!
DoDOE-PLYMoUTH
NJ st. ct LIST St. Sc.
Ii. $4,000 Closed Sundays
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\ HALEY'S of course!
DoDGE-PLYMoUTH
NJ st, at LIST st Sc
Ii. $4,000. Closed SUNDAYS
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FORD 80 Custom ''s'' cow: sports.
man green with white. overdr.. r.
and h.. and many other access
sories;. in very good cond. Don
miss this. only s495. Is low as So
down.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. 1851
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.

FORD '64 Customiine 80" Tudor
r. and h.. seasprite green anisl
with matching interior; SLIGO.
PARKWAY-FORD
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FRAZER AS 2-tone: r, h.. good
meehenicsl cond.: SIS. cali Gem
FRAzRR 10 Manhattan; oyerdriye,
ton shreagsou.; only s i?Sa FILL Hill
Il aANDERe. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
5:Iil1. Open ewes. TIL o; Sat.
HENRY >. 1859 e-cyi.: excel, cond.
Best ofisr. liz. 1-eSoi. ~ Z
HENRY ,. 81 "6"; heater; $3.50.
HENRY j. 5e "e"; overdriye. r.. h,
2.tone paint, VIII trade for older
fnents Of $3.50. or $i50 cash and
take over payments. 80. 5-4769.
HILLMAN "a Calf: hardtop. red
on cream. h, 1-owner. 5000 nj.
$1,000. or best offer. ~. 7-72f2.
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- r
Coronet 4-doorI heaters
aromatic drive; one
owner and we mean
ready 10 30! This 10
full price!
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'i WHjHEELER. NC.

cHRYSLER- PLYMOuTH-lMPERlAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 wisconsin Ave. EN- e-l9So
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OLDSMOBILE 80

''aS" 4-dr.; hydramatie: orig. owner
new " ". tires with safety tubes
glass. all accessories. black finish:
lite new lev mileage. Call al $3.50
WILLIAMSBURG lane nv. Of Porter
g. or phone after /. noon. Wo.
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FORD '5l Customline IS" Tudor
fully eauip; seat covers. r. and \,
special TODAY, S5S5, Is low at s!
down.
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MERCURY 'bl Custom Fordcr: black,
Zoo. 81 Dy;t Sc to- ns saso5S. a'eOo i o.
THsckEsRg ''i MsboiToSRsss i Issh '0 and
iERcE iss ais e 900 S-S iSss 81. Sc
dan; 10000 miles: original owner;
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
father but a pal to me. He helps


Richard Cox, ninc-ycar-old son
Of Mr.. Bryon F. Cox. Route 3
.abur Guy. wrote because lac is
4 Pop that is everything I'd like
TO be. Has the love of God in MS
heart, makes a real pal for Il boy
and treats Nom like a Queen is
why my Pop is Tops"
Dolores Lee. nine-yca--old
daughter of Hector Lee, Tabor
City, said. My Pop is tops be-
cause he Is Christian and
teaches me the Christian way of
living. He takes up time and
plays with me-"
Doris Ann Small. eight-yeaI =
old youngster, wrote because
he is the sweetest Pop iii Inc
world. He does things for Inc.
God bless him"
A Brunswick County entry,
Mrs. Jackie Smith, was one Of
the first received in the confess.
She wrote about her father Mr..
Nelson Bennett of Ash. My
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

Pop is tops because he's every
thing a girl would want il a
father. He's father and friend to
me. Most of all he's MY Daddy"
and | love him."
Ida Gray Gasquc of Route 3,
Whiteville, wrote because he
owes me when l am good or bad.
lie says l fill him JOY even tho
he wished i was boy" Her
father is II. ID. Gasque.
A fivc-year old girl. Alice
Graham, said her father. Bryant
Graham. was tops because ne
works hard and never COM
llains. When he comes home a,
night he tells me I'm his pei"
Howard Buffkin'S daughter,
Jeanette, wrote because he's al
Nays around with n kind word
md gentle guidance just When
vc need him most. He alwaH
lives yet asks nothing in return
But best of all he gives us the
one human emotion necessary
for n happy and united family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

A tailored suit will take you
anywhere, in the city and in the
country as well. This could be
tweed or one of the light weight
wonder" fabrics, depending
upon the season.
A few washable blouses that
do not need to be ironcd, 4
sweater or two, and some pretty
scarves will complete the suit
outfit for any occasion. If you
wish a little more variety, Il
basic sheath dress Is also useful.
Choose 1t to so with Your color
scheme. and use some of the
scarves and sweaters with II.
Costume jewelry lends a bright
note to these basic outfits.
Add Special Items
Now add the specific items for
your particular trip-riding
clothes for your mountain vaca-
ton or bathing suit if you are
bound for the beach.
Other good travelling COM
panions would include a long
dark robe, bedroom slippers,
sufficient pajamaS, slips and
underwear of fabrics that need
little or no ironing.
Add an all-weather coat. a
packable hat, washable gloves,
and you're ready to go.
Fashion pritcr, artist. and TV
personality. Mss Chapman is a
nGtlrc OF Detroit and has spcni
the last scrcyGi gears worfiug
With automobile styiists. design
ers and engineers at Chrysler
CorporGtIon.)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

There's a man in our family
called Pops
With me rates at the tops.
He's always on hand
To boost my plan,
My love for him never stops
OvCida Shuman of Route 5,
Whitcville wrote about her faith
cr {. b. Shuman. Il think my
Pop is tops because of these rca
sons. He is kind, gentle and has
a good memory. He likes people
and people like him. He does
everything he can to make his
family comfortable. He takes ds
on trips and helps my friends
and | have good times together
My Pop is very free hearted. AL
SO, he would give away the last
thing he had if it would make
someone else happy. Because Of
all the above reasons l think
my Pop is tops"
hiNNS iatTclSon, TABOR City,
said Il think my Pop is Tops
because don't have any other
Pop"
Duane HARRISON, siX-year-nld
lad wrote because he is my
Pop"
Brenda Ray Eddings. l4-ycar-
old daughter Of Tally II. Edd-
.inGs, wrote because he is firm.
He makes us mind, dislikes fool
iShneSS. He is kind. thoughtful,
loves life and fun. God fearing
and honest. We love him"
Sara Lee Jernigan thought her
Pop was tops because he is
honest ppOS and l,p5 liz l~,.,-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

plays with me and goes &c
church with me. l love him."
Lou Eta Edwards, Route .
Tabor City. wrote My Pop i.
tops because he is a very jolly
man. He is very kind and l love
him very much. He is the same
every day. He is not like some
people. He is a very dear Dad 4
me. His name is Andrew F. Nor
riS."
Thirtcen-year-old Mary Jane
Jacobs of Route wrote" NV
Pop is tops because he has bee,
such an outstanding worker FIR
Christ and his church. He man
ages his affairs in 4 soberly way
and he is interested in educa-
tional matters" Her father is
Dillon J. Jacobs.
Brief but impressive was TIE
letter from Peggy Jean Wright
of Route |. She wrote Il think
my Pop is tops because | love
him"
one of the most unique entries
came from l3-year-old Gen
Dellinger of Tabor City. He
wrote My Pop is tops becarse
he is Faithful, Ardent. Thought
full, Happy, Earnest. Righteous. "
His father is d. F. Dellinger.
Ricki Jean Norris, Route 3,
wrote My Pop is Tops becaus =
he buys me pretty things, cardv.
ice cream and puppies. He lets
me drive the tractor. He is just
n good sweet Dad anyway"
WiSter Jackson's lo-year-oId
daughter, Alice, wrote a brief
moan
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Juycees Tie White vile 1916
In Opening Pony L eugue Tilt

Something borrowed. sometime
'cd and basc1a: uniforms altcr
! to fit every youngster wa
" theme OF the Pony Leagu,
1eNer Monday nj Civilian Ficl.
: the Jayccc-sponsored Tabo,
y team came from behind II
last half OF tHe seventh in
9 90 gain 1916 tie wiz
T. rivals from Whiteville.
SH'art baseball coupled witt,
e hits AMI 80 free tickets to
base kent the local slugcers
."~ IS Whiteville's seasoned
o." coll col II hits off Of ?
D: TrNor City pitchers.
Gene Dc'linCer. agile catcher
% swi'rho! in the final inning
. 'ho :wirlinC spot and received
edit for helping gain his mate,
tie. was the leading hitter a
" collected three hits in f..
ffic:al trips to the plate.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

Whitovi'l"'s leading hitter was
Ronald Fisher. aggressive short.
stop, who collected three bingles
n four trips.
The borrowing routine was in.
'tiated when the equipment or.
Tered for the local Pony League
'eam failed to arrive IN time
for the opening game. All young,
tiers shared their equipment ant
remained on friendly terms de
spite the highly competitive
spirit.
Both teams had a bonanza
sixth inning as Whitevillc rallieI
for seven runs while Tabor Cit,
chalked up five.
With two men out in the fina'
inning, Dellinger raped a single
to bring home Kenneth Steven:
with the tying run.
Coaches Ed Wright of Tabor
City and Charlie Raper of White
vile agreed that tie tie woulC
be played off during the next
'ncounter between the two teams
IN Civilian Field.
Both coaches had high prais.
Tor every player with none being
singled out for individual per.
Those playing for Tabor Cit,
were Boyd Lee. Wayne Stevens
Kent Stevens, Ronald Ward
Jack Small, Roger Small. Ronald
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

Watts, Homer Watts, Morris
Buffkin. Gene Dellinger, Billy
Solcs. Eugene Watts, Curtis Al.
len. Leon Fonvielle, and Tommy
Spivey.
The schedule for the Pony
League Is as follows:
Wednesday, June is - Chad
bourn at Mark-Hills; Fair Bluff
at Evergreen.
Thursday. June 16 - Tabor
City At Evergreen.
Monday, June 90 - Chadbourn
at VIEW: Marks-Hills at Ever
green; Fair Bluff at Tabor City.
Tuesday. June % - VIEW a.
TABOR City.
Wednesday. June % - VIEW
at Evergreen: Fair Bluff at
Marks-Hills; Tabor City at Chad
hourn.
Monday. Junc - - Marks-Hill
at VIEW; Chadbourn at Fair
Bluff; Evergreen at Tabor City
Wednesday. June % - Tabor
CITY at Marks-IIill; VIEW at Fair
Bluff: Evergreen at Chadboura
Wednesday. July 6 - Tabor
City nj WV: Mar Hills n,
Chadbourn; Eve-S:eca at Fair
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

City.
Monday. July Is - VIEW at
Marks Hills: Fair Bluff at Chad
NJ. RI: Tabor City at Evergreen.
Wednesday, July 20 - Marks
Hills at Tabor City; Fair Bluff
at VIEW; Chadbourn at Ever
green.
Monday. July - - VEN nj
ark-Hills; Fair Bluff at Ever
green.
Wednesday. July - - Chad
bourn at VIEW; Marks-Hills nj
Evergreen; Fair Bluff at Tabor
City.
Monday, August Play.
offs.
Wednesday, August 3 - Play
Offs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

I Entries in the Pop Is Tops
contest continued 10 increase this
week as the dcadline was eX-
ended from Thursday 10 Fri
day.
The Pop selected as the best.
IN the basis Of letters stating
My Pop Is Tops because in
IS words or less. will receive
gifts valued al more than SIPS
Fifteen local merchants have
sponsored the contest TO honor
the best Pop in this area and he
.ylll receive such gifts as a bill
fold, cigarette lighter, floor
lamp, camera with flash attach
mcnt and many others.
These are the many prizes to.
be given 10 the winning Pop.
floor lamp by Prince Brothers.
Furniture; five dollar saving ac-I
counts to the youngStcr writing
me winning letter or 10 dollars
II the youngStcr already has an
account with Waccamaw Bank
and Trust Company; five-year
subscription 10 the Tabor City
Tribune; RonSon Lighter by
Dorman Jewellers; Buxton bill.
fold by Davis Jewtlers; Eastman
camera with flash attachments
by Cameron Drug Store: Electric
IRON by Wrlght'S Gas and Furni-i
ture Co; pair of Griffon trouers
by Schild'S Dept. Store, five dol
lars cleaning certificate by Tab
or City Cleaners: Aetna dress
shirt by {. {. Soles and Sons:
Washing d. c. sport shirt and
Town Topic dress shirt by Ma
tlonal Dept. Store and Towards
Clothing Store; tackle box by,
Western Auto; Van Heusen dress
shirt by Roberts Clothing: two
pairs shorts, two undersnirts BY
Fruit of the Loom by CAROLYN
Depa. Store; metal spice cabinet
set by NcGougan Electric Com
pany.
Everyone wishing to enter
the contest should have MS ent
~ blank filled and in the Tr.
bunc office by noon Friday.
SAID ". Horace Carter. edito.
and publisher OF the Tribune.
a photograph OF the wlnn!n.
Pop and ms family will appca.
III the next issue of the Tribune!
said Carter.
The following are entries re
ccived that will bc judged OIL |
Friday.
RIcky and Brenda Hinson said
their Pop was tops because "heI
has never drInKcd or cursed. He
is always nice 10 us and oar
Mother. He takes Us To cnur,.
and he is a pal. They were writ
ing about Kcrm.; H.nson Of Tab
or City.
Another youngstcr. Kenny
Stanley wrote about his Pc,
VINO IS Howard Stanley of Tab
or City. My Pop Is tops becaus,
he feeds and clothes me aaCI
when ne is off WORK &c takes m =.
riding. Also, he takes me to tn,
doctor. The letter expressed tho
sentiments OF the thrcc-ycar-oluI
lad although written Tor him byI
another person.
Bert Lowden, 7-year-old som
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lowden.
FoStoria, Ohio. thought his Pov.
was tops because ne takes US
TO Tabor City every summer"
Boyd Lee, ll-year-old son OF.
Hector Lee, Tabor City. gave as
his reason because he is a good
Christian and teaches me the
Christian way. He is coed
sport. He's always cheerful and.
honest"
Grover Hardees eight-year-I
old son, Richard, thought he VAS.
tops because he is a real pal
TO me. He gives me things and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

me. He is the only Daddy I will
ever have" Her father is J. c.
Jernigan, Tabor City.
Thirteen-year old Franklin
Rogers wrote because he is
kind. Furnishes when necessary.
lenient when he see no wrong.
loves Goa. never promises rir
less he knows he can do It ]
love hIm. IIIS IatI.cr Is kvm-
bert Il. Rogers.
Joel Hedgecoe wrote about his
Dad. l.. b. Hcdgccoc, My Pep
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

his love-"
A poem was submitted hv
Mary Elizabeth Pridgen n,
Whiteville. She wrote:
I think that l shall never 500
A man that means so much 10
me.
To cheer my heart. to rest NV
mind.
To chase the blues, when IN,
worlds unkind.
He is kind, he is tender.
Giving all the services he c,,
render. =
To bring the sun when all IN
wind had,
This is my gentle, loving Dad
Betsy Bruton. H. year-o,a
daughter Of J. b. Bruton, Tabor
City wrote because he lives nv
the golden rule. He is very kind
and unselfish to everyone. Hn
goes to church regularly and
encourages us to 90"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
A Basic Wardrobe

Here is suggested basic
wardrobe for the woman travel
ing by car :. First, decide upon
basic color scheme. Try to keep
accessories such as shoes and
purse down to one or two colors.
so that you can wear them with
everything. BY the way, a large
purse is wonderful for carrying
all the things you need on your
travels and for any possible
quick shopping.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

to plan your
packing is this
way . Con-
slider what
you expect to
be doing. Now,
in your minds
eye, dress for
each occasion,
from the eS-
sentials right
on up to the
final item. TRY
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

PONY leG-uc and I title League
'S"ball games will hr playr"
rdcr lights at Civitan Field &C
rrdirg Ia Al Harrison. prcSidcn'
{ the local JavCccs. who sal
'c club voted last night to pla,
" games 1T night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

to picture the complete outfit.
This way you'll be sure not to
forget anything.
For example. you may be 60
ing swimming. Not only will you
need a bathing suit, but also a
cap, beach robe and beach slip
pers. You might want to acquire
a sun tan too, so you may add
sun tan lotion and a beach hat.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

We've never seen anything like it! This
new Purina Fly Bait kills flies while YOU
watch-and keeps it up for weeks on end
You just scatter the little dry particles
where flies congregate-in barns, feed
rooms, poultry houses, even outside
and Purina Fly Bait does the rest.
Before you buy any fly control, stop
by the store and see this brand new prod
uct kill flies while you watch. 1t comes
in handy 2-lb. shaker-top cans or in TO-
and 25-lb. bags. And say, you'll like the
low, low price tag on Fly Bait. Stop by
the first chance you get.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
WOMEN AND WHEELS
WOMEN AND WHEELS
Your Travel Wardrobe
Should Meet Specific Needs
By Mary Lou Chapman

One Of the pleasant things travelling that
you can dress as please
AS for what pack the weather
the places overnight guide stop
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

large hotel you may need more
formal clothes; if you choose a
handy motel, casual clothes will
be fine.
We have found the best way
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

Quickest e'eon-vp. wash
out brush or roller with
~o'er. no solyen'sI
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

1-woy "breoihing &C.
ZION" lets moisture out
keeps moisture ov'I
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Antique Furniture?

Mrs. S. w. G., Washington
I am most anxious to paint
and antique my mahogany
bedroom furniture, but have
no idea what is the best way
to 60 about it. ] don't want to
have to remove the finish so
I want to know how ! could
do it without this procedure.
/ don't want to make a mess
Of it, but ! am SO tired Of dark
furniture.
Also, where can one ind
those beautiful pastel decals
for furniture which look like
real oil paintings? They are
not the ordinary run-of the
mill kind.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
r. l., Washington

NJ 4'1 WUsfttIsybOH
I would like to know the ad-
dress Of the Christian League
for the Handicapped and also
on what radio station they
broadcast.
] have an avocado seed in
water. The root Is 9 inches
long and the stem about the
same length. Should it be
planted In soil now? How large
a pot is needed? Thank you.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Puttern?
L. M. J., Arlington

Could someone tell me where
could find q pattern for join
ing hairpin lace in the daisy
or tulip design for q stole? I
would appreciate this very
much,
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Brownie Recipes
IS Mrs. C.. S., Bethesda

To Mrs. j. H. c. of Arling-
ton who wants a recipe for
butterscotch brownies: One
cup flour, 2 teaspoons baking
powder, "a teaspoon salt. ss
cup lard. Q cups brown sugar.
2 eggs, 2 teaspoons vanilla, /
cup chopped nuts. Sift -four,
baking powder and salt. Melt
lard. Add vanilla, sugar
and dry ingredients. Bake in
creased pan at $50 degrees for
80 minutes. Cool and cut.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Art Glasses

Glasses in creative art for
boys and girls s to IL years
old will be given under the
auspices Of the Old George
town Arts Group, Inc, on
Tuesday and Thursday morn
ings starting August 2, for 4
weeks. Instruction will be
given in tempera painting,
pencil and crayon drawing and
lineoleum block printing. The
group will meet at the Con-
gregation Beth El on George
town road in Bethesda. For
information call Mrs. Algire.
Oliver 4-2047.
The non-profit, cooperative
group also has vacancies In
swimming classes at American
University. Children between
5 and Is years old who swim
at least Is feet may register
for 9 am. classes starting
August !, or for 9 or 10 am.
classes, August Is. There is
room for beginners only at
the 8 am. August Is class.
Lessons are held S days a week
for 2 weeks. For swimming
instruction information, call
Mrs. Frechtling at Oliver q
ASH, or Mrs. Roseboom at
Oliver 4-4392 between 10 am.
and 4 pm.