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CAPITOL HILL APIS

CAPITOL HILL APIS.
ENC. from S67 50 to ST. so
Several choice. newly renowned
apis. avail. now in this mod. elevator
bldg. facing senate once;
ei2 18th NV. RE. 1850
DOWNTOWN. 927 q ST. NV;
Entire 4th. floor; 5 rms, bath with
SRSgfE s%H III RES IF A "a u $500
gym 3 Rms ~ KIT. Bath: Heat. INV. Incl.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-63O0
NEAR FLOWER AVE. AND PINEY
BRANCH, shopping: lovely, almost
new / bedrm. Everything included
$40. MANAGER on premises. SIG
Plymouth ST., Apt. 4.
REALTY. RA. 3-650U
DOWNTOWN. 2434 18th ST. NV,
2-BedrIl, apt: heat, NV. h., Incl; s $aS;
s24 10th ST. s.w.-2 rms kit
Iii iiis ii ? 4 ST. s-E.-s rms. ti'.'
D z5e4 IOWA AVE. N.w.-2 rms,
kit, bath. incl. heat: $3.50. u.
500 Ord ST. NV rms. kit.,
bath. incl. heat: $780,. -
1914 NORTH CAPITOL St.
rms, kit. bath, incl. heat S62.oO.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT
1017 18th st. NV, ST. 3-64sA
I712 w SEE rms, kit. and bath.
$50; Key At No; 2. ru.
kitchen chem and and A bath. se5.5o. See
'@ 3s07 18th PL. s.E.-S rms, kiteh-
en- and bath. $74 so.
1l0s c s,E-4 rooms, kitchen
and bath. SAL .95.
lilo s. cARoLINA AVE. ST.
4 rms. Kit. and bath. SAL IS.
GEORGE !. BORGER, INC.
643 Indiana Ave. NV. Ma. s-031O
THE CLERMoNT, 21O6 F ST. NV.
i rn,,, Kit, and bath and 2 rms,
kit, bath, Rentals from SAT to sos.
l7I5 p ST, NV.
Apts,-1 and 2 Rms, Kit. and Bath
SAG, so to S5(i.5O
s. l20f M ST. NV.
Ant. SIS Rooms, Kit. and Bath
Rentals, So
1858 EUCLID ST. NV.
Ant. 22-2 Rms, Kit. and Bath, S64
1740 PA. AVE. NV.
Ant. 3-2 Rms, Kit, Bath, $3.50
A26 l. ST. NV.
Apts.-2 and 3 Rms, Kit. and Bath
S4h and SAT 80
922 L ST. NV.
Apts.--2 Rms, Kit, and Bath
$40, $4b
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
WASH. LOAN g. TRUST BR.
q m n ST N w ST 3-A0OO
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AFAILABLE NUW--Wonderfu lOca-
ton, 3 minutes to Pentagon: large
living room, bedroom twin BEDS
tile bath with shower: kitchen;
private entrance: utilities and some
maid service included; gentlemen
only; S125 mo: references and
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ALL NEW FURNITURE
18th. 14th and Clifton SITS. NV.
CLIFTON TERRACE

We've gone all out TO make this
the best apt. buy in the area. Fresh
paint. new refrigerators. congenial
atmosphere, 24-hr switchboard
service. Reserved parking, beauti-
fully handicapped, convenient in-toWn
location. Large cool apis. with bal
comics. Res. Mgr. on premises or
cal co. 5-7744 or SHANNON q
LLuCHe, 724 14th st. NV, Ma.
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B. p. SAUL co; 800
925 18th St. NV, MA. 6-zlO0
NO. 3 ! 30 ssDs sSdSSGsx s ~ NV
NO. 4. GIL QUINCY ST. NV.
BEDROOM. $50

Living room. kitchen. dinette,
Vacant. To inspect see lanitor ct
500 Quincy st., tn. 2-69e1.
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Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1865
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sos VALLEY AVE. Sc.

Newly decorated de luxe, beauti-
fully equipped 2-bedrm. apis. avail.
IN this fine bldg, ct low rents from
$3.50 incl all utils. To inspect
see res. mgr. In Apt. z. or call 10
10 REACH: 90 to Nichols ave.
and Atlantic st. Sc. left to WALES
ave. left to bldg.
Jess Fisher Management Co,
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 1881
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ADULTS rms, bath from $50
Sl25. suit. "a persons. AID. q
1910, 8 to 10 am. or ME. S.
$500, 10 to 5 pm. for appt. Cen
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DowNT0SHWNHSS-DD$55 MO.

1914 1lth ST. NV,
clean bldg; SIS mo. incl. utils. Also
3-rm. and bath apt; SIS mo. See
tanitor, bsEnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

PAL MASS AVE. N.w.--Srd
floor. 1 bedroom, living room.
kitchen and bath; newly
decorated: $50 per month.
Key on second floor.
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ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS. MOD,
attractive furniture. ssh 90 Up. al
For brochure and further info. call
RE, 5-so0i. 6. =. b O.. INC.
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1908 18th ST. N.W.--Bedroom liv-
ing, room. with Pullman kitchen
and bath. Rentals Of S52.5 and
S5S.75 per month includes all
utilities. THE CAREY WINSTON
CO.. 1923 Conn. ave. NV, CO. B.
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ee22 QUE ST. NV
sNewly decorated; 2 bedrooms.
living room. Kitchen and
bath. 500 per month. See
janitor for inspection.
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ATTRAC. l bedroom, new-cond. apt.
bldg; stge. lock. and other cows.
excel. transp. Boiling Fld., st. Eliza
beth's, Gun Factory, Naval Resell,
telephone plant, etc. HARVEY, MA.
G.0aSh IL 0.Ih2I
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EASEMENT APARTMENT suitable
for small family or two men: un-
furnished Week ends or after @,
CO. 5-3412. 1853 Harvard st. NV.
1905 HILLSIDE RID. Sc, Apt. 8;
S62.60--Newly zee. / bedrm.. liv.
nm, dinette, kit. and bath; washing
facilities. Call Resident Mgr, Mr..
TEENS. LU. 2-57S2.
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WALK. TO WORK--See these spa
cious. Arm. it.-and-bath apis.
SS1; in the well-kept. 64-unit. airy
elevator bldg; 4 blks. to Woodward
& Lothrop. THE PLYMOUTH. 1885
llth ST. NV. Resident manager,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14

Artbeck 6oster right -
Mode Of Pyrex gloss, bostsr
is invaluable for using on
meets or fowl, separating
ereose from eroyy. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14

EZV Roost Rack tleft,--
Nickel-pIoted steel oven
rack hos seven positions. For
roost, eriIlinc, or os cooling
rock. l.s9
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Shop Early, Shop Late Thursday Woodward & Lohrop
'."1 ' -''A" 40 ''' ." ON" "'"'' ;" 70 ''

wIRpAYs so 70 gEANcH cAAsE-ouyr y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14

You'll find these famous Miro aluminium ware
utensils invaluable for your holiday food prep
orotons.
A. ObIone Rooster-Desiened for large size
fowl, roosts and ham. Roasting troy has con-
venient handles for lifting. has seIf-bostino
cover with vent for browning. Size l6xl 30"
7o5
Size l7Mxl2K" mot shown). S.95
B. Broiler-Smokeless broiler, grease drains
toward center Of rack into pon Flored rim
for extra strength, rounded corners for cosy
cleaning. Use pan separately for cokes or
biscuits. $50
c. Boxing and Roasting Pon-Heots quickly
and browns evenly, handy pan for biscuits,
rolls and Ioroe eokes. Size l7Mxl 20. 3.35
D. Miro Matte Pressure Cooker-Hondy
everybody size for vegetables and neot up to s
pounds. Cons four pint iors. Hos 4-quort CO.
pocity 1898
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oIHIs wtEEoAfs. $40 70 4
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Oriental Touch

Late-day clothes with Jap
anese feeling are headed for
success. An ankle-length bro
cade sheath, for example, is
topped by a contour stole.
draped over the shoulders and
with Lined kimono sleeves
that fall to, the floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
Reduce with Dextrose
Fabulous Formula Diet"

The July issue of Ladies' Home
Journal publishes a Fabulous
Formula Diet" tested by the
Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Research and used at the Rookie !.
Teller Institute Hospital. The
results obtained with this new
diet are truly amazing. One
woman lost IS pounds. Others
got similar results.
II you cannot get a copy of the
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TEEN ETIQUETTE
Nothing Wrong With
Being a Short Man

were so mismatched that we
were laughed at whenever we
were on the floor. Nobody no
ticed us between dances, al
though they should have. After
all, we went to the same school
and were trying to fit in! 1t
wasn't our fault that we hap
pened to be misf1ts-by birth
and by date-pairing.
I'VE left the prom early! I
took her straight home. We
were both in tears. It was
years before we could laugh
about it, together. After she
married a handsome, tall at
torney and I found my bride
so right-sized for me-5 feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
ADVERTISEMENT.

Ladies Home Journal you can
get the complete Fabulous For
mula Diet and the products
needed for this diet Pure Dex-
-trose mot a mixture) 1 ID. S9c,
Pure Corn Oil 1 pit. sec. Evapo-
rated Milk and a Multiple Vita
min Supplement to avoid vitamin
deficiency very importantly at the
Vita Food Co., $40 18th st. NV,
RE. 7-1212.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

high, petite, sweet. with a
king-size heart and person.
ality.
From that prom I learned
a big lesson-that if people be-
little you for lack of anything
on which nature seemed to
short you, they're not big
You are if you ignore the kid
ding. surmount your 'handi-
caps If you're honest, sin
cere, and do your tall-best,
people will look up to you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
BY KITE TURMELL


How can you keep from get.
ting an Inferiority Complex if
you're a shorter"
That question keeps turning
up in letters to this teen
column, from boys. 1t prompted
today's interview with a
comedian-height, S feet 4.
almost-whose national show
has been rated one of the
best youth-shows of the year
--PINKY LEE. We talked at
brunch" after his rehearsal
at NBC studio in San Fer
nando Valley.
Being short doesn't have
to be handicap for a man."
Pinky Lee told me. But Short
ness is one of the things I
was born with, that made me
an object of ri6icule, all
through high school. wish.
now, I'd known, then. that
there is nothing wrong with
being a little fellow! Shoot
me the questions short boys
fnee x,o,, Vito -
Pinky bubbles with good
humor and self-reliance. He's
as bouncy as his show-antics.
But he was serious. as he
answered these much-pond-
cred questions:
Should a short boy pick a
much-taller girl for his dance
partner or party-date?
tits we'll for short boy
to choose some one his size,
as the girl he takes to the
party. Ditto for picking part
ners at dances. Unless he's
such a jitterbug that he just
wants to grab a partner
anybody - in a hurry, so he
won't waste dance time.
But, Shortie. if you see a
tall wallflower. don't let that
keep you from giving her a
break by asking her to dance.
And don't hold back on an
exchange Of dances with taller
couples. Once you start dane
ing, you'll forget the differ
ence.
Picking Partner
Sometimes you have no
choice when it comes to pick
ing a partner" Pinky recalled,
with a wry smile. AT my
junior prom. in high school,
nobody wanted to go with me.
! was then 4 feet 10. The girl
] finally got took my bid be-
cause nobody else would ask
her because she was so tall!
She looked at least 6 feet to
me.
Lack of height was just one
Of my starting handicaps. /
was born with lisp that's a
family hand-down = all my
cousins have it-speech clinics
couldn't cure it If it's hard for
you to say IS you have to hiss
like villain when you try to
say. politely. BE Sure to be
ready !. at Seven-thirty I'll
be Seeing you SuZie.'
My first name-of Biblical
origin was also inherited =
from my grandfather in De-
troit. My real name is Pincus.
You can imagine the nick
names kids made up to tease,
to rhyme with, that. None
were fit for print except Pinky
that / can take although
happen to have brown hair.
Folks Were Poor
'My folks were poor.
started stage-work at 5 in St.
Paul, MINI. Some said / had
a glorious voice. I lost it-when
my voice cracked and changed
lit was just gone one morning
when l woke up after my 18th
birthday-that was my first
teen-break'."
On with the T. It's (Terrible
Teens as recalled by Pinky
Lee:
For the prom I had nothing
to dress up in-except a full
dress suit I'd worn for shows!
i was the only boy there in a
dress suit. l was so out of
place l was mortified.
Nobody else would dance
with tall her or small me. We
m
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New Eurrinos

Creeping" earrings are cap
turing headlines. These. shown
in Paris, feature a spray ar
rangement of stones that wind
around the front of the ear,
terminate in a group of
bangles in the same stones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

The a m plified coat sill
houette for the new season
manages to look narrow and
achieve great sweep at the hem
due to deft designing touches
that include folds, pleats. and
caftan vents.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Lovely 1-bedroom
apts.,. in attractive 6-unit BLDG;
cludes utilities. EN-. 3-1240 jU
S-1229. or MA. s-s3Os. %
COLLEGE PARK . bedrms,, liv:
rm.. bath and de luxe kit: l block
to shopping center and transp. Utils.
furn., S99.5O mo. WA, 7-lS79.
Apply at 4220-B Knox I'd "a
LANGLEY AREA bedrms.. 1st-n.
apt; block to new Lansburgh's;
and clean. JU. S-5391. e
CORAL HILLS, at D. c. line-Garden
apts; 9 bedrms.. $50 incl. utils
Near shops and bus. 10. s-7OSs.
KENsINGToN-e- bedrm. apt; liv.
fm.. din; rm, kit. and bath; cow.
dry, facilities and utiis. furn.: pvt.
parking area: 500 mo. Cali 10.
4-74SS or LO. 5000. 30
GAITHERSBURG-l and 3 bedroom
units with screened rear porch;
LOCATED 3. blks from elementary
3; schS Sso and md s shopping district S65
ley INC. 20. 20. S.snSi; ewes v; MI Mr..
Wilson. GA. 4-s034. -
THE BELVEDERE APIS, in silver
Spring. and 2 bedrms.; off-street
parking; cross ventilation; Ss6 to
S97 rs, incl. utilities. JU. 7-9439.
2lO5 Belvedere blvd. resident man
lt-FLooR APT. kitch.nette. d.
nette. living room. bedroom and
bath. porch: close TO Catholic
church. transp. and shopping IA
eilities. WA. 7-7917. %
1910 EAST-wEsT HWY. Just west
Of 18th st.-2-bedrm.. individual
dwelling unit duplex with pvt. front
and rear entrances; conys to D. C.
p piu. St, lnd c sh0p Nh SsS per mp
TAKOMA PARK, 7i3s Maple ave-
heat and hot water incl: S6O-S7B.
E. A HnuJMMPHRIES. 2 Mass. ave.
SUITLAND-Bedrm., liv. rm., kit,
bath; SIS mo. 1928 haywood lane.
R ~; xS12t24. HARTz APIS; =
porch. near schools and shopping
center, $50, plus utils. Pc. 2-4296
TAKOMA PARK, Md and 2 bed
rooms; good location: SSH to
S99.60, $500 Flower ave. and s0Os
Roanoke ave, Res. mgrs. on prem
i nc,, OIL. ~, 4t;;l@7o. SAMUEL E.
MT F1 RAfNIE lEc b.drm. with - scr
porch; cow. transp. Can HE, 4
SILVER sPRING-Attractivs / and
and 2 bedroom apartments: large
rooms and closets. picture windows.
cross ventilation storage and laun-
dry facilities: on busllne. SLIGO
TERRACE APARTMENTS JU. j.
TAkOMA PARK-spaeious de- luxe
g,bedrm mod. kit: close to schools.
JU. b-S4qT. a
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NOLONELp-NO n WGSA
NEWLY DECORATED
1875 RIoos PL. NV.

Only apt. now left In this group:
Nving room. kitchenette, bedroom
and bath. All utilities included in
rent, S60,76 Key with janitor, Apt
!. 1921 RiEGs pl., Du. 1850.
o2S 18th 81, NV ma. $1,000
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CoLORED

] rm.. kit and bath, S67.b0
So uni HlM ~ YORK 5Rd AVE a9H. i nv
T%:., E e. an: and Ssss ss 2ssS
1872 18th ST. NV.
1-rm. eficiency, S4b
1885 CoRCoRAN ST. NV.
l nm. kit, and bath, S46
. rms. kit; and bath. $3.50
4S42 .EADS ST NE.
iIss wHITTiNoHAM PL' NE.
2 rms. kit. and bath, S62.b0
1914 4sth PL. NE.
? rms, kit. and bath. Sb7.B0
GOSS REALTY co.
ei44 x st. NV. MA. s.iab3
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BRENTWOOD, 3605 varnum st.
3 rms. and bath: End floor: utils.
furn; yard privils.: S62.50. WA.
GA. AVE. EXT. olney. Md.-BSth.
lge. kit, din. rm;, bedrms. and
huge liv. rm. 1880 II. with raised
ANToNETTTE GARDENS ID. V {. line
s.e.l---1-bedrm. apt; $7a.5O: lge.
2-bedrm.; $500: 3-bedrm.: S1O4,
incl. utils 10. s-sl19, %
GAITHERSBURG-2-bedrm apt. in
new bldg. very large rooms, con:
ttrannsp.; $3.50 incl. all utils. Pc,
a-BEDRRM. APT. suitable for dem
list, In a community Of 100000
ley Park, Md. Available June
UNUsUAL i.BEDRooM APT.-Nev
adult bldg. Affords all comforts Of
n,c .eysly hG 'nSo, ExtraIarse liz , Tn
YOUNGSTOWN kitchen. Magic Chez
and freezing unit, Lee. closets
Concealed Dashboard heat. Free use
Of washer and .drier. All this and
private grass terrace for outdoor
' sryjOS SnYa15 sos Ju' 5-o4lS CT
TAkoMA PARK-Attrac. 1-bedrm
ored tiled baths. Cow. location
S75:S77.50. All utils incl. JU
TAKoMA PARK-Iiyinr rm., . bed.
rms, tile bath, kit. 3 exps. This
Is very nice apt. Adults. s7a.6o
TAko M p Park Sedrms.. mod.
to everything. Pvt. parking. JU
TAKOMA PIX. 400 Claiborne ave-
Attrac. LIST 4. .1-bedrm. apt, $50
mo; 1917 Maple ave. attrac: enc
apt sos mo: 10 Maplewood ave,
newly-dec 2-bedrm; apt. with
ESTATE. JU. o-1i0s. ELL '-
SEAT PLEASANT, 1850 Central ave
- rooms. kit. and bath. like new,
$685. 3 rms. kit. and bath, SIS
RAYMOND r. RUPERT, ST
3-S4S4.
TAK0MA-5 rms. . bedrms.. sleep
porch; clean. nice yard: free park
ing: mr. shops and buses, no chill
dren; $50. JU. 5-6305 JU. 5-19a4
COLESvLLE APT, end A.. over of
nee. 5 rms. bath and yard: public
-
month. EV. 4-5O26.
MARYLAND PARK 3M rms. al
utilities: End floor. private entrance
$50 mo. RE. STAB.
SILVER SPRING = Beautiful. newly
e decor End floor apt liy, rm,; ! BED.
ellis, storage space. S6o mo. Incl
utils: nothing else to pay. Located
fine section Of Takoma Park, Md,
mr. shop. center and bus. Dir: Out
Piney Branch I'd, right on Philadel-
phia ave. to end Of street, left on
Carroll ave. right on Sycamore ave
2 blk, to bldg. 7014, See vacan,
F PDs , NJ, ~ Sns 2 Open til rented
ISIL. sPG.-Lge. o-bedrm. apt, mr.
schools shops: big closets; de luxe
T re e; s ar disposal plSTmbns
So? so Dlus utils.: also lRe o-bedrm
apt. S91 so mo-. util incl. HE
4-SS09; ewes. and Sun. HE. 4-S5S2
OPFN SUNDAY I2. s1O1 Flower
ave: Takoma PIX. Md, Apt. No. .;
efficiency. $50. incl. utilities. NO
.7-9l11: ewes, OIL. 6-6649.
@nd-FL0OR, l-hedrm. apt; pvt
street entr.: $50 so: incl washer
driver and uti,s. owner lives on LIST
lOOE. u J thTuuIH 81, MI. ram
Ter, Md. AP. 7-43S0.
100 BANNER ST. Hysttsville-Pvt
bath. entr.. kit: all utils. incl. S55.
Call after $50 pm. Sunday only
UN 4-7S35.
SILVER SPRING. 1904 Chenille I'd
-3-rm. and bath. terrace apt !;
yard; mr.. bus shpp. JU a-67S2
TAKOMA PARK -bedrm. apt, In
6-unit modern bldg: 500 50 utilS
incl. adults. JU. 5-2133.
TAKOMA PARK - 2 bedrms. and
pvt. entr.; "a blk. to D. c. line
store and J-6 bus. JU. 9-6512
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COLORED
1924 w STREET NV.
Z and s rm. spts.. $50 to $50 so.
1885 r STREET NV.
"a very Ice. rms.. bath, Tsdss.,
1924 18th STREET NV.
2 rms kit and bath IN Brock
land. $50.
1924 EADS STREET NV.
2 rms, kit. and bath. Tenant fur
nishes utils, Redec.; $50.
1880 @ STREET NV.
.,2 ms hit, and bath, Ssdss.,
CALL
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
weekdays, $40 10 8 pU. 7-O707
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-06-06

you recommendations on how to
control that particular disease
or If we are not sure what you
have, then we can get the ne
cosSary information and send
those plants on to the Plant di-
SeaSe Clinic in Raleigh for dag
noses.
Charles Page, Western Prong
farmer, is making an effort to
become the county's first memb-
er OF the Two Ton Peanut Club.
Charles put 200 pounds of Mu-
rate of Potash on his peanut
land in February and treated his
soil at planting time with 40
pounds of s.; Aldrin To control
Peanut Root Worm and wire
worms. Charles is using NC-2
variety, planting in . #. rows
ana 8 inches in the row. Begin
hlhg about July 4, his plans are
10 start busting with Copper
.Suliur Dust to control Leafspot
Charles believes that he can be
Columbus County'S first memb-
GER IN the Two Ton Peanut Club
and weather permitting he'll
make il.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-06-06
Perfect Attendance Record Is
Posted BY l62 Tabor Students

One hundred and sixty-twc
students at the local school post
ed perfect attendance records
during the 1856 term.
c. H. Primer, principal, re-
leSeed the following names OF
those who had perfect attend
ance records:
FIRST GRADE: Christy Anne
Watts, Dianne Watts, Fay Nor
riS, Anne Miller, Linda Mobiles
Sandra Small, Mike Phipps
Ricky HinSon, Russell Carter
j. {. PhippS, Jr., Larry Fowler
Richard Strickland, Duane Har-
relSon, Gene Ray Watson, jan
ice Watts.
SECOND GRADE: Elaine
Russ, Donald Turbcville, Eddie
FippS, Billy Joe Watson, Mich
acl Waddcll, Mitchell Ray, Dot
tie Nealcy, Cloteal Norris, Billy
Cox, Mitchell Fowler, Roger
Harper, Patsy Hardee, jennie
Billiard, Mitchell Strickland
Shelton Carlisle, PAMELA Glenn
onS, Maurnice Duncan, r. c.
Watts, Jimmy Wayne Solcs,
EHlRD GRADE: Houston
Brenda HinSon, Lynda Nix, Mel
lie Bridgman, Eddie Gore, Lin
da Nealey, Barry Clemmons,
Shcrwin Crib, Anne Benton
Ernestinc Duncan. Linda Har-
relson, Leona Willis,
FOURTH GRADE: judy
Brown, Sara Jcrnigan, Joe Nor
us, Mary Lois Ncaley. Margare,
Norris, Beverly Gail Morris
Ely Spivcy, Doris Turbeville
Roberta Willis, Alberta Willis
Elizabeth Willis, Daphney Spiv-
ey, Chester Norris, David Wat
son, Ellen Carruth, Brenda GRAY,
Brenda Jenrette, Beggy Taylor,
Roger Ray, Larry Gene Herring,
Dale Granger,
FIFTH GRADE: Russell Glenn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-06-06

mons, Ronald Foley, c. B. Foley
C. b. Sellers, Dian Faulk, Nor
mis- Norris, Linwood Watts
Harry Workington, Thomas
Smith, Donald Spivey, Wanda
Fowler, Linda Carroll, Judy
Huffaker, Elizabeth Nealey,
SIKH GRADE: Buster Harper,
Eugene Mills, George Soles,
Joyce Stephens, Lenore Beck,
Buck Billiard, Betty Faye Gore
Earle Gore, Brenda Norris
Clara Pearl Norris, Marie Will
hanson, Bill Bullard, Devon
lSpiVey, Bonnie Granger, Carol
Rogers, Ann Ward, Judy Buff
kin, Bobby Soles, Edwin Tatum
SEVENTH GRADE: Gerald
inc Boswell, Marvin Annette
Hazel Crib, Kay Frances Gore
Betsy Lee Grimsley, Douglas
Beck, Eldon Russ, Arthur
rhompkinS, Betsy Bruton, Ger
.aldine Eddings, Nancy Faulk,
Linda Long, Doris Lee Soles
Jeanette Stevens, Richard Mills,
Lora Lee Gricc, Judy Lanier
Rickie Jean Norris, Princess
Watts,
EIGHTH GRADE: Margaret
Inman, Buster Boswell, Rodney
Gore, Toby Fowler, Joel Hedge
coc, Kathryn HARRISON, Larry
Gore, Manley Skipper, Eunic,
Harrelson. Marilyn Norris, Am
Smith.
HIGH SCHOOL: Ronnic Cal
Cox, Jessica Gore, Peggy Stan
ley, Doris Ward, Larry Williams
Wayne Cox, Henry Taylor, Car.
oi Norris, Kenneth Gore, Doug
las Spivey, Dulah Thompk;ns
Kenneth Eddings, Richarc
Horne, Melvin Mobiles, Janice
Norris, Rex Stephens, Frances
Strickland, Royce Norris, Doris
McCumbee, Alene Mobiles Mary
M. Fowler Barbara Spivey
George Smith, AlcaSe Carmich-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-06-06

OF heifers like they should be.
Black Shank in tobacco has
shown up in several places this
year and farmers should be on
the lookout for this and several
other diseases that are effecting
tobacco this year. l would
strongly recommend that farm
ers not go from one field to an
other or run over to see what
is wrong with their neighborS
tobacco because there is a pos
of carrying the disease
back to his own field. That's
what has happened in a number
of cases. Anytime you see a
strange disease in your tobacco.
II you will bring a few plans in
to the County Agents Office we
Will diagnose the trouble, give
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-06-06

A. in education; Evelyn Long
b. A. in education; Johann Tenn
pie MiShoe, b. A.; Laura Simms
Reodick Jr., b. S.; Joan. Russell
Williams, b. A; Patricia Ann
Wilson, b. S. in business adj
minlStration;
From Gallivants Ferry: Den
mis- O'Neal Floyd, b. A. in edu-
cation;
From Loris: Sibil Melvina
Campbell, b. a. in education;
Leaman Dew James, Il. A. in
journalism;
From Myrtle Beach: Thomas
Gibson Siegler, b. S. in business
administration.
Dr.. Heinz Ludwig Kreckler.
the German ambassador to the
United States, was the COM
mCncement speaker.