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The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
Pilot Club Holds
Business Meetinq

The Lincolnton Pilot Club held
its regular monthly business meet
ing Tues. at the home of Mrs. Carl
Plonk with Mrs. James CriSson as
hostess. The home was decorated
with roses and sweet peas. A des-
Sert course was served before the
meeting began.
The meeting was called to order
oy President Velma Drum. The
Devotional was given by Eva
James. The minutes were read by
Gladys Llewellyn and the Treas
urer's report was given by Evelyn
Coffey
The club voted to give $4,000 to
the Rotary Club for Camp Sky
Ranch to help boy go to camp.
The club also voted on the girl
to win the Business Scholarship.
The club voted to send Velma
Drum to Pilot International Meet
ing in San Diego, California in
July.
With no other business the
meeting was adjourned with all
repeating the Code of Ethics and
singing the Club Song.
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13

into the Smoky Mountains. and
upon their return. they will make
their home at 1917 North Inde-
pendence Boulevard, Charlotte.
For travelling Mrs. Setter wore a
strawberry linen suit fashioned by
Petite, with white accessories and
the white orchid lifted from her
Bible.
Mrs. Setter was graduated from
the Lincolnton High School where
she was National Honor Society
member and from Kings Business
College in Charlotte. She is en-
ployed in the credit department of
General Motors Acceptance Cor
poration in Charlotte.
Mr.. Setter attended Lincolnton
High School and served two years
in the United States Army. during
which time he was stationed in
Alaska for nineteen months. He
is presently employed in the main
tenance Department of Duke
Power Company of Charlotte.
CAKE-CUTTING
Immediately following the re-
hearsal Saturday night, the bridal
party and friends were honored
with the traditional cake cutting
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L..
Turner on Route 3, LincOlntOn.
N. c.
An arrangement of white carna-
tons, statice, gypSophilia. and
candles was in the center of the
table which was covered with a
beige lace cloth. A crystal punch
bowl sat at one end of the table
and the three -tiered wedding cake
at the other end. Throughout the
home were other floral arrange
mtntS.
Miss Caldwell was attired in a
yellow dress and wore corsage of
carnations.
The BRIDE and groom ELECT cut
the first piece of cake and Miss
Thrace Caldwell. sister of the
bride. finished the cutting. Miss
Christine Denine, of Charlotte and
Lincolnton, and Miss Ruby Den
ton of Charlotte and Drexel,
poured punch. Miss Celia Ann
Caldwell, sister of the bride, and
Mrs. Gordon Abernathy, cousin of
the bride, served nuts and mints.
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
Bette's Art Studio
To Have Annual
Art Exhibit June II

The students of Bette'S Art
Studio. under the direction of Mrs.
Bill Morris, will hold the annual
exhibit of their works in the Re-
creation Hall of tht First Bap-
tiSt church on Friday, June IT,
from 200 to $50 pm. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Included in the exhibit will be
works in pastels, water colors and
oils. Particularly interesting at
this time, since Junt II is also the
opening day of Lincolnton'S
drama, Thunder Over Carolina"
will be sketches of the old Ram
sour dam and mill sites and the
remains of the bridge crossed over
by the fighting forces in the Bat
tie of Ramsour's Mill.
A scholarship award will be pre-
sented to the most deserving stu
dtnt or students and will be an
nounced at the opening of the
exhibit.
Students whose works will be
displayed are Judy Buff, Jane
Wilson. Helen Jean Reinhardt,
Ann Henderson, Barbara Hender-
son, Pat Fredell, Margaret Willis,
Mollie Goldsmith, Susie Mullen,
Ann Marie Fitzgerald, Judy Willis,
Jan Lawing, Martha Thompson,
Dean Ellis, Jean King, Dianne
Griggs, Sandra Griggs. Susan
Cornwell, Jonell Goodson, Carrie
Myrick, Dan Link, Kenny Finger,
Johnny Hyder, Paul Nantz, Randy
Croxton. Leon Chapman, Bulonda
Grigg, Nancy Pollock, Gayle
Burris. Martha Chandler, Don
Heafner, Dottie Kiser. David
Keev ver, Crissy Crowell, David
Houston. C. R. Duncan, Jr., Elaine
McCrary, Jerry Dysart, Frank
Carpenter, Wanda Caldwell,
Michael Moody. Shirley Polhill,
Beth Modlin, Margaret Leather
man, Phyllis Carpenter, Alice Mos
teller, Stewart Stoudemire, Sheila
Crump, Beth Heavner Nancy
Shidal, Kay Cashion, Mile
Finger, Don Peeler, David Wright,
Judy CAN'T. Peggy Costner, Bar
bara Ballard, Peggy Leatherman,
Nancy Craig, Inez Carpenter, Mrs.
Ktnneth Kirby, Mrs. Hubert Gates,
Mrs. Bill Rankin and Mrs. Ray
Blackburn.
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
,-THE LINCOLN TIMES Lneonton NC MONDAY JUNE 49, 1855
Hickory Cake Cutting
Given For Bridal Couple
Hickory RecOrd)

A cake cutting given Friday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Deal
concluded series of parties hon.
oring Miss Kay Bolick and j. A.
Polhill, Jr, whose wedding took
place at eight o'clock Saturday
evening at the First Methodist
church.
There were about seventy guests
including members of the wedding
party, visitors from out of town,
and close friends.
The cake cutting followed the
rehearsal.
Summer flowers were used
throughout the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Deal.
In the center of the dining room
table. which was covered with a
Madeira cloth. was an arrange
ment of wedding bells and love
knots with white satin ribbon and
maline.
CreScents of white candles in
crystal holders marked opposite
ends of the tables for the wedding
cake and the punch bowl.
Crystal compotes were on the
table for salted nuts and white
and green mints in the form of
miniature wedding bells.
Mrs. Floyd G. Huffman, ST.,
completed the cutting of the cake
after the couple had cut the first
slice with a satin decorated silver
knife. Mrs. Harvey L. Bost, Sr.,
presided at the punch bowl.
Misses Judy BoWles, Shirley Pol
hill. Pat Jones and Sarah Lynn
Black assisted in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto L. BowleS di-
rected from the dining room to the
hallway. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Bo-
lick were in charge of the register
in the den.
GoodbyeS were said to Mr.. and
Mrs. D. R. Bolick at living room
door,
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
VIEW Auxiliary To Hold
Benefit Bridge, Conosto
Games Thursday, June Is

A benefit bridge and canasta
games will be held by the VFW
Auxiliary of Shipp-Lockman Post
1706 On Thursday, June 18th, in
the ball room of the Post home.
The afternoon game will be held
from 2 pm. until 5 pm. and the
night game, from 8 pm. until IL
pm. These games are for mem
bers and the general public.
Bridge clubs are cordially in
vited to come as a unit, or tables.
Individuals are urged to come.
The admission will be SO cents
per person. Light refreshments
will be served. 2t 60
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
Bridge, Conosto, Shower
Honor Elizabeth Love

Miss Nancy Claytor was hostess
Saturday afternoon at charming
bridge and canasta party compli-
menting Miss Elizabeth Love, bride
elect. The hostess had also, as
surprise to Miss Love, arranged
for shower of miscellaneous gifts
from the guests to be presented to
her.
A pink and white color motif
was observed in the decorations in
the home and i'll the refreshments
which were served. The dining
room table was covered with a cut
work cloth and centered with sill
yer bowl filled with white flowers.
Individual tables had centerpieces
of mixed pink and white flowers,
while on the mantle was an ar
rangement of the same flowers.
The prizes in both the bridge
and canaSta games we're presented
to Miss Love, who also. received
from the hostess a gift of crystal.
The shower gifts were given the
bride elect by Tobey Self, who
brought the gifts on wagon gaily
decorated in pink and white.
A delicious refreshment course
was served.
Guests we're Miss Love. Miss
Barbara Love, Mrs. Edgar Love,
Jr., Mrs. John D. Shuford, Mrs.
Carroll Heavier, Mrs. Marjorie
Perkins, Mrs. Ruffin Self, Misses
Judy Chandler, Jane Reece, Betty
Reece. Mary Alice Heavier, Doris
Ann Lineberger, Carolyn Burgess,
Fredda Thompson, and Ann James.
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13

In ceremony of unusual charm
and beauty Miss Betty 10 Stamey
became the bride of Robert Neal
Keener Sunday afternoon The
VOWS were spoken at five o'clock
in the Lincoln Avenue Baptist
church with the Rev. A. L. Camp
bell officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Stamey and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Keener
Western ferns and seven branch
ed candelabra holding lighted ca
thedral tapers formed an effective
background for the bridal party. A
central arrangement of white glad
ioli and gypsophilia completed the
setting. Pews for special guests
were marked by bows of white sat
in ribbon.
The nuptial music was present
ed by Mrs. Lewis Everline, organ
iSt and Miss Martha Smith, vocal
iSt. While the guests we're assem-
. bling Mrs. Everline played "Lieb-
estraum by Liszt, ITO A Wild
Rose" by Mcdowell and 80 Love -
by Peace. Miss Smith sang 20
Promise Me" by De Koven, "The
Sweetest Story" by Stults and
1.-The Lords Prayer" by Malotte.
The traditional wedding marches
were used.
UsherS were Eugene Ross, Ralph
Setter. cousin of the bride, Ralph
Williams, brother-in-law of the
groom and James Stamey, brother
of the bride.
The bridegroom was attended by
his father as best man.
Miss Jan Stamey was her sis
ter'S maid of honor. She wore a
ballerina length dress of wisteria
tulle over taffeta and carried a
semi-cascade bouquet of pale pink
carnations and gypsophilia.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her h er, wore
a floor length dress of white taf-
feta under a skirt of accordian
pleated tulle, with scalloped top
skirt edged in lace and roses. Her
veil of illusion fell from a coronet
of pearls. She wore long gloves and
carried cascade bouquet of white
feathered carnations and French
net.
Mrs. Stamey, mother of the
bride, wore a pink lace dress with
white accessories and corsage Of
white cymbidium orchids.
Mrs. Keener, mother of the
groom, wore blue lace with black
accessories and corsage of white
cymbidium orchids.
Mrs. Keener is a graduate of the
Lincolnton High School and the
Charlotte Beauty School. She and
her sister, Miss Jan Stamey, now
own and operate the Powder Puff
Beauty Salon.
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13

North Carolina farmers cash
receipts from milk have increas-
ed 3 1i2 times since 1910.
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
Dinner Porty Given
For Miss Betty Stomey

Mrs. j. S. Whitener and Miss
Eleanor Whitener complimented
Miss Betty Stamey, bride elect,
with a dinner party Thursday
night.
The home, throughout. was ar
ranged with mixed summer flow
erS.
Miss Stamey wore a coral and
black printed dinner dress with
matching accessories. She was
prestnted a gift from the hos
teSSeS.
A four course dinner was served
to the following, Miss Stamey.
Miss Jan Stamey. Mrs. Claude
Schronce. Miss Nancy Buff and
Mrs. Ray Yoder
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
Miss Betty Stomey
Has Bridal Shower

Miss Nancy Buff and Miss Jan
Stamey entertained at a bridal
shower at the Stamey home on
May 81 for Miss Betty 10 Stamey,
bride elect.
Early summer flowers made at
tractive decorations in the home.
Miss Stamey, the honor guest,
wore a light blue summer dress
with white accessories. She wore
a wrist corsage presented her by
the hostesses.
Delicious party refreshments
were served the following guests,
Misses Pat Mauney, Pat Smith,
Doris Harkey, Martha Smith, Mrs.
Bill Sillman, Mrs. Ralph Setter,
Mrs. Tommy Carpenter and Mrs.
10y Bridges.
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
Miss Nancy Croie
Entertoins Miss Love

Miss Nancy Craig was hostess
at lovely bridge party Friday
afternoon as a compliment to Miss
Elizabeth Love, bride elect.
Tables for the game were placed
in rooms made unusually attrac-
tive with arrangements of red
roses and pansies.
When scores were counted it
was found that Miss Love was
winner of the high score prize
and the one for low score went
to Miss Mary Emma Thompson.
Miss Craig also presented Miss
Love with a handsome silver
sandwich tray.
Party refreshments were served.
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
Miss Betty 10 Stomey And
Robert Neal Keener Are Wed

MI. Keener graduated from the
Lincolnton High School and at
tended the Belmont Textile School.
He is now employed with the
Acoustic Engineering Co., of Char
lotte.
For travelling the bride wore a
navy blue shantung two piece suit
with matching accessories. At her
shoulder she wore a corsage of
cymbidium orchids.
Upon their return from a bridal
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Keener will
make their home in the Lawing
Apartments in Boyer City.
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13

ton; Mrs. Ruth Cooper, Catawba
Ave, Lincolnton:
JUNE 18th - Mrs. Ben Shidal,
211 N. Aspen St., Lincolnton; Mrs.
Jack Schronce, Lincolnton, Mrs.
Dorothy Whitesides, Route 4,
Lincolnton, Mrs. W. H. McAllister,
Lincolnton: Mrs. Helm Hoover,
203 NJ Aspen St., Lincolnton.
JUNE 18th - Mrs. Fred r.
Kiser, Lincolnton; Miss Audrey
Keener, Route 5, Lincolnton; Mrs.
James Davis. Route 2, Lincoln
ton; Miss Inez Primm, Route 3,
Lincolnton; Mrs. F. w. Hallock,
IRON Station.
JUNE 18th - Mrs. S. G. Burgin,
Lincolnton; Mrs. Clyde o. Smith,
E. Water St., Lincolnton; Mrs.
J. c. Willis, Maiden.
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
Miss Zetto Jane Caldwell
Weds Noah Howard Setter

In a double ring ceremony Of
marked simplicity and noted beau
ty, Miss Zetta Jane Caldwell and
Mr.. Noah Howard Setter were
united in marriage on Sunday
evening at five o'clock. Vows we're
Hheard by Reverend Latt Beshears
In the Boyer City Baptist Church,
Boyer City.
The bride is the oldest dau"h-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Lock-
man Caldwell of Boyer City and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Floyd Setter Of
Route l, Iron Station.
Against a background of fern,
palms, and other greenery, flank
ed by numerous seven-branched
candelabra, holding lighted tapers,
were floral arrangements of white
gladioli with the central decoration
wrought iron kneeling bench
covered in white brocade.
AS the guests arrived Miss Bar
bara Elaine Abernathy, the pian-
ist and also a cousin of the bride
of Lincolnton, played "At Dawn
ing" by Cadman, Il Love You
Truly" by Jacobs and Bond, In
termezzo," by Provost, WHITTIER
Thou Goest" by Singer, 80, Per-
feet Love-" by Barnby Miss Mar
tha Jane Summey of Boyer City
sang "The Sweetest Story Ever
Told" by Sterlts and Because" by
D'Hardelot and Miss Mary Bryan
Reid of Lincolnton sang Wedding
Prayer" by Dunlop. During the
ceremony Miss Abernathy played
ITO A Wild Rose" by Mcdowell
and the traditional wedding
marches, Bridal Chorus" by
Wagner and wedding March"
by MendelSSohn, were used.
Ushers were Ronald Jack Aber-
nathy, cousin of the bride of Lin
colnton, Joe David Caskey of Iron
Station, Jimmy Alexander Cald-
well and Yates King Wilkinson.
Billie F. Setter, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man.
The brides only attendant, her
sister, Miss Thrace Withers Cald-
well, was maid of honor. Attired
in a light blue gown of net over
taffeta with a lace bodice, she
carried a nosegay of spring flow
erS.
The bride, given In marriage by
her father, was gowned in Min
dele fashion of Chantilly lace over
satin, styled with elbow length
sleeves shirred to a soft fullneSs.
The fitted bodice was completed
with white satin pleated cum
merbund. Her full bouffant skirt
was accented by a short train and
the double -tiered finger tip veil of
pure silk bridal illusion was at
tached to lace flowered head
band adorned with seed pearls.
She wore matching mitts with a
nylon illusion ruffle and her only
ornament was a pearl brooch. She
carried white Bible covered in
white satin with streamers tied
in lovers knots, showered with
lilies of the valley and centered
with white orchid.
The brides mother, Mrs. Cald-
well, wore a navy nylon-acetate
lace dress with matching accessor-
les and a corSage of red roses.
The bridegroom's mother, Mrs.
Setter, wore a navy chiffon dress
with matching accessories and
wore corsage of red roses.
The brides paternal grand
mother, Mrs. w. w. Caldwell of
Iron Station, wore black summer
dress and corsage of white car
nations.
The bridegroom's maternal
grandmother, Mrs. w. F.. Rudi-
sill, wore a black summer dress
and a corsage of white carna-
tions.
Following the wedding. the
couple left for an extended trip
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13
Houser- r-Heovner
ENGAGEMENT Announced

Mrs. Lucy Grove of Lincolnton
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Barbara Sue Houser, to
Frank David Heavier, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Ralph Heavier.
The wedding date has not been
set,
The Lincoln times., 1955-06-13

Acreage in feed grains in 1855
will be up for the second straight
year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-23

son, the Sam Pattersons and
Kenneth Sperrys spent Sunday
with the p. I. Van Brunts in
Stowe and all enjoyed a picnic
dinner together.
Miss Martha Schwarz arriv-
ed by plane on Saturday from
the east where she has COM
pleted her first year at Brad
ford college.
Miss Marna Evans has fin
iShed her freshman year at Oh
10 university and is at home.
She will be employed in the
office at Chester L u m b e
Company through the summer.
Tom Butz Jr. has completed
his sophomore year at Case
Institute of Technology and is
employed by the Painter Con-
struction company this sum :
mer.
jeanne Kasick is now EN- :
ployed by the Cuyahoga Alb
stract company in Chardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Eddy
and Mrs. Lulu Allison of Gle
beland spent Sunday at R oy
Eddy's.
j. A. Post went by plane to
Independence, Kansas on Fri
day to see his cousin, Neal
Post. He returned on Sunday
evening. Mr.. Post of Kansas
is seriously i'll.
Roy Eddy returned to his
work at the Maxwell Products
compan in Euclid after COM
ing back from his trip east.
He was injured while at work
and is now ''vacationing" with
three fractured ribs.
j. A. Post went by plane to
independence, Kanas on Fri
day to see his cousin, N a |
Post. He returned on Sunday
evening. Mr.. Post of Kanas
is seriously ill.
Roy Eddy returned to his
work at the Maxwell Products
company in Euclid after COM
ing back from his trip east.
He was injured while work and
is now "vacationing" withthree
fractured ribs.
Many from Chester attended
the wedding of Elder Thomas
Boytar and Miss Marcia Brad
ley in Chardon, Mr.. Boytar is
a teacher in Chester.
Twenty members of the Men
tor K Of P Lodge and three
candidates attended the meet
ing of the Chester Lodge on
Thursday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-23
NEWS from CHESTER

John NiStetter and family OF
Milan, o. In Tulsa they visited
the youngest son, Desmond and
family. They stopped at places
Of interest enroute.
Attending the Manning Kolko
wedding from out of the state
were Mrs. Benjamin Brody ),
New York City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Temple from De
troit, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bull
lerman and Mrs. John Kern
from FIT. Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Ethel Law has arrived
from Hemet, Calf, and is with
her sister, Mrs. w. o. Moss,
Mrs. Laws daughter, Mrs. HUI
bert Stage, has come by plane
from Florida and is in h e
Cleveland clinic hospital for OBJ
servation and treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond
have returned from a trip tn
rough southern New York State
and northern Pennsylvania. A,
mong the places visited were
the Grand Canyon of Pennsyl-
vania, Corning Glass Works
Museums at CooperStown, N.
Y. and the Catskill Mountains
The Gerald Jacobs family
from EuStiS, Fla, are visiting
friends here and other places
in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Mil S
and son, Michael were on a trip
to Massachusetts, last w e k.
They visited Boston, Cape Cod,
Plymouth and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hor-
ton spent the weekend at Mid
die Bass Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eddy at
tended the 254 commencement
of Yale university where their
son, Donald was a graduate
They were joined by their son,
Robert Eddy, Concord, N e W
Hampshire. After the commen-
cement activities all returned
with Robet Eddy to new Ham
pShire. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy and
Donald arrived in Chester on
Friday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Stevens
will be in Granville, Ohio, on
June 1926 where they will at
tend the National Antique Au-
tomobile club meeting held at
DenniSon university.
Charles Wang of Carlo, Egypt
and Miss Marcia HayaShi of
Honolulu, Hawaii, both college
students in Clevland visited the
DR.. S. Hayashi home on Sun
day. Miss HayaShi left on Mn
day for Honolulu and plans to
return to Flora Stone Mather
college in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Patter-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-23

Kuha, Cleveland.
Roscoe F. Sanders, 1.50 acres
to Giebert and Arleig M. Un-
kefer, Novelty.
Elizabeth Seliga, 1.52 zcres
to Donald and Helen j. Leers.
RUSSELL - CHAGRIN
FALLS S. S. D. Steven Ro-
per, .16 acres and % acres to
George w. and Rita X. Bull
len, Chagrin Falls.
SOUTH RUSSELL WILL. -
Cedric w. Morrison, LOTT ac-
res to Robert o. and Barbara
S. Brooks, Chagrin Falls.
PAW PAW LAKE - Myrtle
M. Waddington, house, garage
and .98 acres to Benjamin Sr.
and Benjamin Jr. Waddington,
Edna Mae Fyfe and Florence
Anabelle Pritfhard, Chagrin Fa
Falls.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-23

news by Lennah b. Bond
To Return TO Camp MOglis
Robert Eddy finished his du-
ties at st. Pauls school for boys
at Concord, New Hampshire on
June II. He will return again
this summer to Camp Moglis,
East Hebron, New Hampshire,
where he will be assistant Dir
ector. He has been employed
at Camp Moglis on several pre-
vious seasons.
Lodge Dinner
July / is the date of the
monthly dinner at the Chester
K. of P. Hall. A swiss steak
dinner will be served to the
public from $50 to 7::30.
Bake Sale
The Ladies Night Out bake
sale for the benefit of the rec
reation project will be held at
the I. G.. A. store on Friday,
June "a, firm 500 to 800 pm.
For further information call
Mrs. Robert Allen PA 9-7560.
All Horse Club
The Chester All Horse club
met on Monday evening at the
home of Patricia 10th. The top
ic for discussion was the good
points one should look for in
a horse when buying. At the
next meeting which will be
held on June q at 7::30 pm.
at the home of Milford Fox,
a score sheet will be arranged
for the judging of horses. John
Richmond is the club leader.
Heir Ways ....
The seven and one half pound
son born on June 10 to Mr..
and Mrs. Donald O'Brien OPP
alocka Dr., has been given the
name Of David James.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nistetter
returned on June 10 from an
eight day trip to Tulsa, Okla.
They accompanied their son,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-23

the Village of Chardon, such
things as are necessary to eff
feet and secure a partial re-
lease of the Mortgage Indenture
referred to in Item No. 4 of
this Resolution.
Passed and adopted this 16
day of June, 1855.
Vain L. Parsons, Pres of
Council.
Attest: Jennie C.. Davidson
Village Clerk
Approved: D. G. Muchmore
Mayor 2c26
Evening star., 1955-05-15
''THY BROTHER DEATH"
Continued from preceding page

The prosecution would have TO prove that
no one else could have obtained the scrap
OF paper and the envelope and mailed
them to Mrs. Blount."
Who else could have obtained an
envelope mailed here except Mr.. Blount :?
And he's out of it because you were with
him when ne took the call from Mrs.
Blount at the Office and heard her shot
over the phone"
Willing looked at the four faces in the
other room. The lieutenant had never seen
more searching gaze.
Il detest these cases that 20 into the
unsolved file when everyone knows who
is guilty and no one can prove it, Willing
said. This one will never be solved by
ordinary methods. Mind if try shock
tactics?"
Go ahead
I'll have to make phone call first
Willing dialed number, spoke quietly
and listened few moments. Thank
you" He replaced the receiver.
oU think the boy did it alone?' asked
the lieutenant. why couldn't they have
done 1t together? know he's been crazy
IN love with her ever since they were in
high school. A boy might feel quite a
lot OF resentment if his girl we're charged
with theft, whether it was true or not"
You're thinking only of the physi-
cal evidence, returned Willing. You've