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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
Future armers
Elect Officers

The Loris Future Farmers of
America chapter met September
IA in the agriculture building
and elected Alfred Todd their
new 1886 president.
The nominating committee
consisted of Phillip Todd, Make
Inman, Gardner Gore, Franklin
Gore, Randy Bellamy, Wayne
Skipper.
Horace Porter was elected
vice president; McWayne Todd,
secretary; Charles Cooke, treas
urer; Howard Suggs, reporter
and Charles Lewis, Sentinel.
A program Of work was pre-
scented during the meeting with
Joseph Allen, general chairman
presiding.
Supervised farming was
presented by McWaync Todd,
Travis Gore, Buddy Bellamy,
Clyde Bozeman and Hosea Will
liamS.
Cooperation" by Charles
Cooke, A. c. Suggs. Paul
Vaught, Howard Edge.
Community service" by john
my Marlowc, Otto Hardce, Joe
Elliott, Odell Livingston and
Willie James.
Leadership" Carl Cox, Bob
by SuggS, Lawton Todd, l.. c..
johnson, and Russell Stanley.
Earnings and savings" by
Donald Hewitt, Carlyslc Prince.
LaRue Morris, Elvis Cox and.
James Stevens.
Conduct of meetings" by
Robert Wilson, Donald Nealy.
Earle Todd and Charles Can
ada.
Scholarship" by Howard
SuggS, Donald Fowler. Elwood
Tyler. Harold Dorsey and Doug
las Stevens.
Recreation" by Charles Lew
IS Doyce Norris, NJ. D. Todd.
Gene Stevens and Jerry Cox.
j. d. Mccormick and : A
Rankin are the vocational agri-
culture teachers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
MRS. JOHN NHSHOE

Mrs. Rosie Tyler Mishoe, So,
wife of the late John Mishoe
died at her home on Route l,
Mullins Tuesday night following
a declining illness. She was the
daughter of the late William
Ellen Tyler and was born and
reared in Horny County.
Graveside service were held at
4 p. m. Thursday at the Hardy
family cemetery in Loris.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Monroe Hardy of Mullins
two sons, Myrtle Mishoe OF
Ridgeland and Furnie Mishoe OF
Elizabethtown, Pa: two broth
ers, Daniel Tyler of Tabor City,
N. c. and Archie Tyler Of Green
Sea; three sisters, Mrs. Margaret
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
.e-Auio Wreck
lures Youth

IN eight-year-old youngster
3he Mollie Section is in criti-
- condition at Columbus Coun-
hospital after being struck
an automobile Sunday after
on at $40 o'clock while rid
- his bicycle.
Michael Simmons, son of MIR.
ID Mrs. Willard Simmons of
ute /, Clarendon, was injured
len he rode his bicycle from
yard OF his home in front
an automobile driven by Miss
lvian Deloris Stanley, %. OF
H4landon.
g Patrolman w. H. Morgan in
vestigated the accident and re-
prted that the boy received
Fad injuries when the impact
Knocked him off his bicycle and
nto parked automobile.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

of the Cedar Grove Section of
Horny County died about Ills
p. m. Wednesday shortly after
arrival at Conway hospital.
Funeral services were held
Thursday at $3.50 p. m. at Cedar
Grove Baptist Church with the
Rev. CASTOR Hester and the Rev.
j. A. Seymore officiating. Burial
followed in the church GENE
terry.
Active pailbearers were Mark
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Hendrick, Hoyt Martin Little,
John Blanton, Carl Singleton.
Jenking Graham, Lloyd DAVIS
{. +. Niece and Jol Davis.
Mr.. Singleton VIZ born on
August 2, 1919, son O. Mrs. Gree
johnson Singleton and the late
Sam Singleton. He was a memb-
er of Cedar Grove Baptist
Church. He owned and operated
a general merchandise store in
the Cedar Grove section.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Surviving are mis- widow, Mrs
Myrtle Parker Singleton: hi.
mother; q on, WCtugi ..u,.
Singleton, two daughters, Shlv-
ley Jean Singleton and Jacque-
Iyn Singleton; two brothers
Junior Singleton. Route 3, Con-
way and E. j. Singleton, Star
Route 5, Conway; four sisters
Mrs. s. F. Sanders of Florence
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

foWier and Mrs. Ruby Fowler
ooth OF Tabor City and Mrs. J..
~. Anderson of Lumberton, N
C. and several grandchildren
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Comedy stars Dean Martin
and Jerry Lewis make their
first professional appearance of
the season together when the
headline COLGATE VARIETY
HOUR Sunday at 8 pm over
WBTW.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Mrs. Gurley Cannon, Mrs. Geo
rye Sarvis and Mrs. Joe Hend-
rick all of Route 3, Conway.
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22
PINE B | u IF
BY Rev. A. Smith, Phone 3973R

BY Rev. a. Smith, Phone 3973R
Little Miss Cara Lindsay of St Louis is the house guest
Mr. and Mrs H. Perry of 600 East 18th ST. While here
she is being royalty entertained
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Williams and children OF ST LOUIS
visited Mr. and Mrs King Sims and family Of l4ll King 81
and other relatives and friends last week
Mrs Dorothy Clay Jones and daughter left last week ior
Detroit where they will join Mr. Jones and make their future
home
William Quincy Detroit visited relatives and friends
In the city last week.
E A. Tooke 1000 Louisiana. home improving nicely
after undergoing operation at the VA hoSpta In Little
Rock recently.
Mrs Mabel Brownee and children of Memphis spent the
as two weeks as guests relatives here and Prof and Mrs
f NJ Harris of Tucker
Mrs John Davis children of 3509 West 9th and Miss
Bette JONES' little daughter of Mrs M NJ Jones, 800 West
Puen have returned from threeweek vacation spent
in Chicago and Detroit
Mrs S F. Thompson of 1907 Scul st. has returned
from Atlantic City where she attended the SS&BTU congress
Charleston West Virginia where she visited Mr. and Mrs
Gentry Thompson jr. and family
Mrs Maurice T. Jones and children have returned to
their home in Magnolia spending the past three weeks
as guests of Mr. and Mrs c. A. Jones and family of North
Cedar street. They accompanied home by Mrs L. h.
Jones who spent the weekend
NJ E. Moore, r, who is summer student at Peabody
college Nashville Tenn. spent the weekend with his family
Johnnie J. Jones North Cedar street is able to be out
after weeks confined account of Illness
july IL Ethel b. Willoughby and Mrs. Mary b. Nor
s gave beautiful luncheon party in the home of their par
ents Mr. and w. J. Banks S18 East 10th hon
orng their sser-inlaw Mrs Warren G. Banks of Columbus
Ohio
Guests included Mesdames Belle Jones' Marion Hurd Pau
line Caudle Eunce Pettgrew Aene Perkins, Deos Nolen
Lorraine Walker Eddie Jackson Sloan of Little Rock and
Misses Junelda Daniels Future Mae Nichols and Eddie Lee
Washington.
Games were played, and gifts presented by Mrs
Woughby from Mrs Hd and hosesses to guest of honor
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22
Talent Show in The
Making August 9th
Al Club Morocco

The Morocco club non-profit
organization of rs professional
and businessmen thruout the state,
is sponsoring a program to stimu-
late young men and women to
further their education in Arkan-
sas schools, according to a spokes-
man for the club.
The program will be held Aug
thru the in the Morocco bldg
500 . West 9th street at 8 each
mite There will be demonstrations
of home furnishings, appliances
and a food SHOW. 1t Is reported,
The participants in this pro-
gram. merchants and businessmen
will have an opportunity to dis
play their merchandise to the
general public.
According to spokesman, who is
In charge of promotions, August
S Is set aside for educational mite
al which time there will be leo
lures. speeches and educational
demonstrations
Free door prizes will be given
away each mite. A talent show
will be presented August 3 at 8
q. m. and prizes and scholarships
will be awarded to participants
In this event. 1t is reported.
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22
W@son


Mrs. ID. J. Losgins
Rev. and Mrs. c. p. Censor of
Grambling, La. were guests OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Griffin The financial drive
ut Beulah Grove, last Sunday was
a success. Rev. T. l.. Green OF
Homer. La, and his congregation
were on program. Money raised.
SIS. Rev. L. A. Austin. pastor, re-
ceived many gifts Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Elliott. daughter. Wan
da. were guests OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Loggins, July
4th I, It. C. and E. d, Hendrix
Of Afgo, ILL.,. were guests OF their
father. A, Hendrix, recently :.
Lloyd Harris and daughter, Mrs.
Berniee Halter Of Ell Dorado were
here recently Mrs. Emma
Lee Dean of San Francisco. Cali
fornia. Is here visiting her moth
er. Mrs. Blanch Coaksey d.
Sunday school at Beulah Grove
Baptist church gave a reception
In honor of the young peoples
class that led in financial drive
in the Sunday school for thirty
days over all the other classes,
The reception was given at the
home of Mrs. Vera Moore and
was enjoyed by all Mrs. N
e Griffin left Saturday TO- Los
Angeles to, spend a part OF the
summer with her daughters. Mes
danes Eta B. Gerrett and Thel-
ma Peterson. She was accompan-
led by her daughter. Mrs. Irene
Williams of 81 Dorado Miss
Mildred Mae Griffin spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. S. M. Griffin. She Is
working on her mastets dasree
In Grambling college Mr.
and Mrs. Vess Tatum Of Pine
Bluff. visited here. Sunday. Lucy
Moore Of Junction City also Wis
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22

Hugh A. Browne and Edwin E
Dunaway.
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22

by Mrs. Myrtle Hendricks.
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22
Urban League Puts
Approve! on P. {.
Juvenile Home

The Health ana Welfare COM
mittee of the Urban league en-
dorsed the proposed construction
of a S3S6.000 Pulaski county jul
venile home at a meeting held
recently in the league office, The
committee will recommend the
support OF the home in a special
bond election scheduled for July
28th to the Urban league execu-
tive board at its regular meeting
Tuesday,
Members of the Health and
Welfare committee attending the
meeting were: Mrs, Barbara Pc
trucelli, chairman, Mrs. Alice l.,
Perry, Mrs. d d, Terry, Mrs.
Catherine D. Hidy. DR.. Johan Ell
lot, Miss Annie B. Gillian. DR..
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22

tied here Sunday Mrs. A.
N. Browning is visiting Mrs. Mag
gle Hunter in Three Creek :,
Mrs. Emma Lee Finley left re-
Gently for her home In Sal Fran
cisco Rev. Hendrix, pastor
Of CINE church In Junction City,
presented a play at Beulah Grove
Baptist church, Sunday mite. Title
"Old Ship of Zion" Sponsored
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22

100. NEUTRAL SPIRITS pNED FROM GIN co.. D LINDEN MI
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22
Miss |. {. Barrow
Sails for Europe

Miss L. c. Barrow, head of the
home eeonocics department OF
Philander Smith college and who
recently completed her Goth year
of service as a faculty member,
sailed July 6 on the Queen Mary
from New York for Europe. Miss
Barrow will attend the Baptist
World alliance meeting In Lon
don.
Her trip will include tour
of Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan,
Israel, Greece, Italy, Switzerlond
and France.
Before making the trip, Miss
Barrow spent part of her vaca-
ton in her Virginia home, with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Blanche
Barrow.
Hugh A, Browne and Edwin L.
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22

IN REVIVAL SERVICES-Rev. c.
Smith of Chicago, will begin re
vival services at Tabernacle Bap-
fist church Sunday, August 7, The
anniversary of the Rev. V, Nelson
was successful last Sunday. Many
visitors were present. Music was
furnished by First Baptist and the
Bethlehem groups, Sermon by Rev.
W. c. Marshall of Could. Rev.
Robert Vanderbilt if Stuttgart de-
livered the evening message. A
mount raised $l52,52 Mrs.
Leddie Rice of Chicago is here
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Nelson.
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22
HOWARD BOMAR
1910 RINGO STREET

Invites His Many Friends and Ac-
quaintances to See Him at HERBERT
JONES NASH COMPANY, 222 Cross
Street for a Demonstration Hide in
The New or Used Car of Your Choice.
MR.. BOMAR Can Be Contacted by
Calling His Residence, FIR 5-0030 or
Herbert Jones Nash Co.
Franklin 4-6397
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-22
CLASSIFIED

PAINTING, PAPER HANGING,
Sheetrock finishing. reasonable
rates. Free estimates. Refer
ences. EDWARD NEWMAN e.
SON, MO 3-5522. If
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-02
Nome USO Report Shows Increasing Activity With 40 Servicemen Daily

The Executive Committee of the US.O. met at the US.O. Club with Jack Frankel, associate di- rector from Fairbanks, and re- viewed the work of the new club since it's opening in December.
 A most interesting report was given, showing that an average of 40 servicemen use the club every day and evening it is open.
 More activities are getting un- der way all the time. Last evening a special recording of "Don Juan in Hell," starring Charles Boyer and Charles Laughton was heard at 9:30. It was open to both civ ilianS and servicemen.
 A Valentine Dance is sched- uled for Feb. 12 and possibly an orchestra from Fairbanks will furnish the music.
 Square dancing gets under way very soon and announcement for lessons in German is in the mak- ing.
 An activity which should at tract both soldier and civilian will be instruction on cameras.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-02
ROtary's Golden
 Anniversary To Be Celebrated In Feb.

The Nome Rotary Club, along with clubs in 83 countries all over the world, will be observing their golden anniversary the last week of this month.
 Rotary, which is service or ganization, will observe the week by a golden deed" and support worthy civic enterprise.
 Under chairmanship of Richard Benson a white elephant auction will be held at the Scout Hall with all proceeds to go toward sending a Nome Scout to the Ex- plorer Camp at Kodiak in the spring, and to support the com pletion of Nome's ball park.
 The community is asked to assist Rotarians by contributing suitable items of furniture, cloth ing, food, fishing equipment, or most anything which can be sold or auctioned during Rotary Week.
 Call Benson at the NC. Store and transportation will be pro- vided for the donations.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-02
ALASKA AIRLTNES

From Anchorage: T. w. Law man, Marie Young, Rita Young, Don Ingalls, John Heafer, Norman TWeet.
 To Anchorage: It. Leidholdt, Joe Oskolkoff, Mr. and Mrs. J Johnson, Evelyn Iyapanna, Chas. w. Adcock, Robert Renshaw.
 To Kotzebue Paul Vaudeville, Charles Samuels, Jack Bullock, Edith Hastings, John Heafer.
 To Unalakleet: l.. c. Ferguson.
 From Unalakleet: K. c. Cum mins.
 From McGrath: MT. and Mrs. V. Minnick and Jan Minnick.
 From Moses Pt. and return: Edgar Medford and Patrick Daly.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-02
Home Arts Club Prepares Valentine Boxes For Patients Al The MIMI Hospital

Members of the Home Arts Club met last evening and pre- pared boxes of homemade candy for the patients Of the MMM Hos pital for a Valentine treat.
 The film Human Reproduc- tion'' now available through the Public Health Nurse, was shown to the group and an announce ment was made that the next regular meeting would be sched- uled to fit the schedule of Mrs. Fohn-Hansen, head of the Uni versity of Alaska extension ser vice. She is due the last week in February having been sponsored by the Mothers Club, a newly formed local group.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-02
MAGPIE BROWNIES NEWS

We had a party at our last meeting. There were two sides. One leader was Marjorie Olsen and the other was Carol Doyle
 Marjorie Olsen's side won. They got candy. The other side had to do KIP.
 Edna Ahmasuk was dropped be- cause she was absent four times in a row.
 Ethel Atluk went away to Kot- zebue. We were glad to have her back
 We have started work on our ABC quilt.
 Jeanette Amundsen, Scribe
 Letter Size File Folders For Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-02
FROM THE ALASKA-YUKON
 SOURDOUGH NEWS

Lily Bakke, San Francisco mem Der, left Jan. 3 for a three-Week sojourn in the Hawaiian Islands
 Allison Coombs, son of Olive Coombs, was appointed deputy sheriff of Eldorado County and will work out of Placerville and Lake Tahoe.
 Just heard Fay Delezene is inn proving and getting along fine.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-02
!, 0 NM MIG ATT 0 N

The Liniment Squad basketball team wishes to thank the Nome Nugget for advance publicity, the Officers team for a good game, and the capacity crowd for at tending Tuesdays benefit basket ball exhibition.
 We want the Nome High Nan ooks and their coach to know that we are pulling for them 100 per cent when they go to Anchorage to play in the Western Alaska Basketball Tournament.
 (signed
 The Liniment Squad
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-02

Daughter Born to Sam Fuckers
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Tucker are the parents of a daughter, born yesterday at the hospital, and weighing seven pounds.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-02
Msvac Infant Daughter Dies

Bernadette Mayac, three-year- old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Mayac, passed away yester- day.
 Funeral arrangements are being made through the Catholic Church and the date will be an nounced later.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-02-08
Banquet Planned
Bv an Leaders

A. B. Graham, the founder of
All club work in America, will be
the guest speaker at the annual
All recognition banquet, on the
evening of March 7, at the Jun
ior Fair building at the Madison
County fairgrounds, according to
a report from the Madison Coun-
ty extension office. A group of
representative 4-H leaders met
Wednesday evening, February 2,
in the extension office, to plan the
entire evenings program. The ban
quet meal is sponsored by the
Madison County fair board, and
is in recognition of the efforts of
800 eighty 4-H volunteer leaders
in Madison County, that have
worked with 805 All members
during the past year. More de-
tails on the evenings program will
be published later. The Junior
leaders present to plan the pro-
gram, were: Richard Dunkle
chairman, Patty Houck, Anna
Marie Ridenour, Richard Meeker
Barbara Geesling, Raymond JUS
tice, Charlene Hennis and Nor
man Dorm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-02-08
Spring Barrow Show To Be
At Fairgrounds February 26

come to the banquet in their work
ing clothes.
Sponsor OF the show is the Ohio
Swine Breeders and Feeders Asso-
citation, supported by the Ohio
Swine Improvement Association,
and the State Breed Associations.
The Madison County Swine I'm
prOvenent Committee is a very
important supporting organization
as they are in charge Of all local
arrangements and facilities in re-
gard to the Show and Banquet. The
exhibitors and their organizations
provide about half the financial
support for the show. Additional
support is given by packers, feed
and equipment companies, and
Livestock Marketing Associations
throughout the State.
In this show, the hog producers
feel that they have a project that
will help to improve The quality of
the Ohio market hog. This SHOW
gives the breeder and commercial
producer a setting in which to
study the ideal type, on foot and in
the carcass. Entries for the show
close February 16.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-02-08
Man Found De ad
In Home Friday

John Maxwell, about 80 years
old, was found dead in his home in
the rear Of the Homer Fades resi-
dence on Glade Run Rd., at $50
am, Friday. Maxwell worked on
the Fades I.r.n.
Wilbur Fades wet to the man's S
home at $50 am. Friday, but
could not rouse him for work. He
looked in the window and saw him
sitting in a chair. He returned at
$50 with Homer Fades, and when
they could not rouse him, the men
pried open a window and discover
ed the death.
DR.. Ernest S. Crouch and Dcpu-
ty Sheriff Bob Allison were sum-
moned, and DR.. Crouch pronounc-
ed the man dead of natural causes.
Mr.. Maxwell was born in Pike
Co. He is survived by three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Harry Redefer of Wor-
thington, Mrs. Henry Russell and
Miss Samantha Maxwell, both of
Columbus.
Services were held Sunday at
2:30 at the Rader-Porter Funeral
Home, Rev. Harley Bennett Off
ciating. Interment in Kirllwood
Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-02-08
Former Resident
Dies In Xenia

Mrs. Louetta Justice Swyers,
age 78, a former resident of Madi-
son County, died Thursday at
Greene County Memorial Hospi-
tai, Xenia, where she had been a
patient for four weeks.
Mrs. SwyerS, whose husband
preceded her in death in 1888, was
a former resident of Madison
County. Born July 7, 1877, in Chill
licothe, she had resided with a son,
Harold Swyers, near Xenia for the
past ten years She was a member
of the Madison Mills Methodist
Church.
Surviving in addition to the son
with whom she had resided, are
another son, George Swyers of
Newport; two daughters, Mrs. Ha-
eel Peters of Centralia, Washing
ton and Mrs. Mabel Cation of
Moses Lake, Washington; IL
grandchildren and 8 great-grand-
children, a brother, John Justice
of Chillicothe; two sisters, Mrs.
Dora Grant of Chillicoth and Mrs.
Ella Jolley of Greenfield.
Funeral services at two o'clock
Sunday at the Powers Funeral
Home in jamestown. Interment in
Paint Township Cemetery, near
London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-02-08
Get Us Out Of Prison" Says
Ohio Identification Bureau
Friday Meeting
Outlines Problem

Representatives from the Ohio
Bureau of Identification met with
Representative Elton Kile, the
County Commissioners, and local
interested citizens Friday night to
discuss their problems and seek
some solution.
Occasion for the meeting was the
introduction of a bill in the Ohio
Legislature to strike out the words
in the present bill authorizing the
bureau, located at the Prison
Farm, London" 1t was introduced
into the legislature by John j.
Chester, Jr. (R. Cols.).
Arnold Fetter, Steve Molnar, Joe
Martina and Dwight Derr present
ed the problems of the bureau,
which included fear of the destruc-
ton of 2,500,000 fingerprint cards
in a riot, the utilization of convict
labor in secret inVeStigative work,
being forced to do their work in
compliance with prison rules and
regulations, which prohibit the full
utilization of their knowledge,
training prisoners in police meth
odS, lack of utilities and lack of
space. Main tenet of the spokes-
men was, Get us out of prison,
and stop making us use prison
labor"
After considerable haranguing,
Rep. kiIe outlined the problem as
the lack of funds. 1.-THE Depart
ment of Welfare has not asked for
the money" he said, land when
they do, there are many places
which need it worse than you do. !
am speaking of the home we main
tain for mentally retarded chill
dren, where sights would break
your heart. agree you have a
problem" he said, "but simply
moving is not the answer"
When asked to introduce legis-
lature providing money, Mr.. Kile
said, "All well and good, but I've
only got one vote"
Horace Hume, chairman of the
meeting, received a motion from
the floor requesting the establish.
ment of committee to be present
at the discussion of the bill wher
and if it is forthcoming. The mo.
ton was made and carried that
Mr.. Hume appoint the committee
They are: d. H. Jackman, chair
man, Bryan Jenkinson, and Horace
Hume, with alternates William E
Gallagher and George Taylor.
The committee would present
London's side Of the argument
which is that the bureau could
best be housed in a new building
on the prison farms more than s.
900 acres much cheaper than il
could rent or buy and operate ir
an old building in Columbus, one
, of the solutions offered by the bu'
reau spokesmen.
The meeting was well attended
and adjourned at 1000 pm.