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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
Chadhourn Coach
Gets Position

CUADBOURN - Coach Her
shcy Hips OF the Cnadbourn
Panther football tn.m has been
canned rs an advisor on com
mit,as {" choose players for the
east t1m witch Will play in the
annual caches clinic All-S,m
Cam a' Greensboro III August
1857
Hips attended a meeting Of
he committee i'm Greensboro
He was advised of his
appointment by Clyde Wake OF
Raleigh. one of the East coaches
III the All-Star Game this week.
The genial Panther mentor,
whose team this year won 9 of
10 games, is past president and
currently q member of the exc
cutivc committee Of the Cape
Fear Conference. lie was also
voted the loops Coach or The
Year"
The East-WcSt game advisory
committee appointment foI
Hips Is Columbus County
first" no other mentor from
this area ever having receive,
one before.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
Government Makes
Brunswick r. E.A,
expansion Loon

David A. Hamil, administrator
OF the Rural Eicctrification
Administration, Washington, D.
G., announced this week that
81 $4,000 was being loaned to
the Brunswick Electric Member
ship Corporation for expansion
of its facilities in Brunswick
and Columbus counties.
Notification of the big alloca-
ton was received by c. d.
Branch, president of the Bruins
wick organization by telegram
this week.
On the million and half dollar
loan. 100000 will provide cleo
trio service to 1000 new con-
sumers in the area. The balance
will be used for system improve
ments.
Included in the latter category
will he "heavying" existing utili-
ty lines, installation of additional
sub-stations, and the construc-
ton of transmission lines to sub
stations.
In order to keep pace with
the ever increasing usage of cleo
tric energy by our members"
says f. d. Bishop, general man.
ager of the cooperative, ''it has
become necessary for us to re-
/ design our distribution system
to include a network of trans
mission lines, within our system,
to supply the additional sub
stations which will be installed
throughout our operating area
These substations, Bishop stat
ed, are necessary to provide ade-
quate and dependable service TO
the RIA members.
. Construction scheduled for
completion in the immediate fu-
turc will include the installation
OF a 10000 KNA sub-station in
Whitevillc. 1t will connect with
the Carolina Power and Light
Company's 40 XIV transmission
' line.
This sub-station will supply
the Brunswick coop transmits
sion lines to Shallo,tc and also a
new transmission line TO be built
% the Mill Branch section Of
Columbus County.
Tie immediate construction
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26

nm Counties. At the same time.
Inc hard fact remains ,rat it is
being grown by many farmers
throughout Mort Carolina sim
ply because Of ITS great yield per
acre. From the statement of Mr..
Cocker. Of the Cocker Seed Com
pany, Huntsville. s. c., given at
the hearing. and from my dis
CuSSion with him about the mat
ter, it appears that they will b,
able now to produce a strain of
tobacco that is disease resistant.
and at the same time viii assur,
the farmers OF the production OF
the type tobacco that has the
qualities that the Companies
want
In any event it certainly
seems TO me that now is the time
for the Tobacco Companies to
slate what they intend TO buy
in the 1857 season, in order that
our tobacco farmers can make
their plans for the 1857 crop.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
What Kind Of ] ossszcco Do I OH
Wszsaf? Lennon Asks Buyers

Alton Lennon. congressman
elect from tn" 7th Congressional
District. has called on the r. j..
Reynolds Tobacco Company. and
in effect, the other tobacco COM
panic. too. 10 make a statement
in the near future about the
kind of tobacco they want 10
buy so farmers may govern their
1857 planting accordingly and
thus cut down on government
SURPRISES.
Lennon expressed his views on
Inc matter TO II. II. Ramm. gen.
eral counsel of the Reynolds
company insa letter dated De-
ccmbcr II.
The letter had reference to a
statement made by another
Reynolds official at the tobacco
hearing Dec. 10 in Washington
when it was stated the company
did not want neutral. white
slick, flavorlcsS and aromalcss
tobacco"
Lennon said II was evident
hat this type Of tobacco was
pllguing our domestic and for
rign market" and asked that to-
bacco companies MAKO clear
cut statement as to just exactly
what kind Of leaf they did want
from the iS5; c.or.
The congrCSSman-ClCct'S idea
behind the request for the
companies is 10 inform the farm
Crs what is desired so they could
be discouraged from planting
unwantcd types. thus piling up
government SURPRISES.
Lemons letter to the RCyn-
olds official said. in part:
"Ns you may recall. the u. S.
Department Of Agriculture and
the Sterilization Officials tcstifi-
cd that they we're going TO grade
down substantially this type Of
tobacco for the 1857 season, and
stated that such a statement TO
that effect would be issued very
shortly. So you can sec how i'm
portant it is that the Tobacco
Companies likewise issue a
statement about their intention
with respect to this type of to-
bacco.
The testimony at the hearing
clearly indicated that Coker 1879
was disease resistant TO both
Granville Wilt and Black Shank,
which Is so prevalent In some Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
TRIBUNE STAFF
TAKES HOLIDAY

with this early issue of the
TRIBUNE its staff members
will take several DAYS off in OBJ
scrvancc OF the Christmas hoIi-
days.
We wish to take this oppor-
tunity TO express our sincere APP
probation TO the many advertis-
ers and subscribers whose pat
ronage has made possible a bet
ter TRIBUNE each week.
To all, we extend greetings for
the most joyous Of holiday fest
ivities and best wishes for .
happy and prosperous New
Year.
The next issue Of the TRI-
BUNE will be published We'd
nesday, January Q, 1857.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
Stocking Fund
Helps 70 Familie:

Empty Stocking Fund offici-
ais and volunteers were bus,
Sunday afternoon delivering
baskets TO tho homes of NOR.
than 20 needy families.
Mrs. j. A. EcrlOCker, presid
cnt of the Fund. said today thai
approximately 500 person
would receive aid this year
rom the contributions of clothes
toys, food and money made b,
local citizens.
The group has been busy dur.
ing the past few days assembling
the large baskets of Christina.
gifts for the needy.
The growth of the Fund indi.
Gates its need in the community
"On behalf of the Empt,
Stocking Fund workers, I would
like to express my deep appre.
citation to the hundreds of per.
sons who contributed in ever,
way to making this years eff.
forts by the Fund a success
Your efforts have made il pos.
sibIe for a large number of un.
fortunate families to enjo,
Christmas Day" said Mrs. Her,
Mrs. Herlocker expressed hel
appreciation to Sam Jackson ant
the high school students VIII,
worked so diligently repairin.
the toys for distribution.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
Early Morning Fire
Cuts Corbeff House
An early morning fire Satur-

An early morning fire Satur-
day destroyed a frame house
near the State line on the Green
Sea road that was the proposed
new Office for Corbctt Canning
Company here.
Cecil CorbCtt had recently
purchased the house from 4. Is
Jackson and it was to be con-
yertcd into office spaces Just as
- as telephone connections
Wa.c made. 1t was being used
for STORAGE al the time il burned.
The origin of the fire is I'M
known. IL was discovered about
800 Saturday morning and the
fire department was called out.
The blaze had such head start
tina, little or nothing could be
Saly rg!.
Corbett said the house was
v3uci at about $4,000 and that
his finn had about $4,000 worth
Of paper, cartons and crates
stored in the building. It was
only partially covered by insur-
anCc. COrbctt said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
Negro P.T.A.
Plans Lay
Participation

The parents and teachers o;
the Tabor City Negro High
School held the fourth mectina
of the Association, Tuesday Eve.
ming December IL in the Agri-
cultural Building. After a brief
business session, the teachers
entertained the parents by sing
ing number of Christmas
Carols.
The Parents and Teachers AS
ISOLATION is urging and cncour-
aging Lay Participation" in the
program of the school. especial
ly in carrying over the instruc-
ton and health program into the
everyday activities of the child.
In recent years, more and
more teachers and parents have
come 10 realize how importan.
1T is for them to share know
ledge of the child'S life al home
and at school. For without such
shared understanding a Child'S
educational success hangs in
perilouS balance. Realizing this
fact, we want our monthly meet
ingS TO be a parents and teachers
talk-it-over affair, SO that the
greatest good may be accom-
plishcd by them said a Spokes-
man for the faculty.
An interesting meeting i,
planned for January as many
problems will be discussed in
connection with parent and
child relations, teacher and par
cnt relations, and child and tea
cher relations.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
Santa Claus Gets
Greeting Card
With His Request

A little Loris girl did her
Santa Clause letter writing in
style this year. She enclosed a
Christmas card with her request.
Catherine Skipper of Route
4, Loris, advised Santa that she
was only four years old but had
persuaded her sister to write the
letter for her.
Dear Santa Claus.
My name is Carthinia. And
love you very much. I am four
years old. And asked my sister
in the seventh grade 60 write
for me. Santa, for Christmas
want a doll baby and some pref
ty clothes. Eta jean wants the
same thing and my baby sister
does too.
your friends,
Carthinia
Judith Ann
Eta Jean
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
Schools Out
For Holidays

Students attending school units
IN the Columbus County EduCa-
ton System got out Of classes at
noon on Friday for the begin
ming Of Christmas holidays.
The holiday period will end
when pupils come back to school
Wednesday, Jan. 2.
The County System includes
all schools except those under
the Whitevillc City System,
namely Whiteville elementary
and high schools, Central High
School, New Hope and Edge
wood. The Whiteville city sys-
tenn began holidays on Tuesday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
Holidays Set
For Columbus
firms. Offices

Most of the business houses in
Columbus County will observe
Christmas by remaining closed
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Merchants Association in
ChadbouTn and VAUDEVILLE have
issued statements to that effect
md Tabor City declared that
10 OF the business establish
ucuts will also be closed for
two days, although the associa-
ION did not take a stand for its
members.
In Fair Bluff a quick check of
.rmS there late Wednesday in
heated they would go along
.i.H the r.hy. towns and remain
.ssi for to days. Tai! Blul:
does no. have Il merchants ASSOC
Aation but businesses T.! o..
T'ust part, wc:c in agreement
with she decision to stay closed
Vines ny.
~, n-Dks Of the county will
...p ue closed ,&o days. Banking
.. .-...Es ".. s.. by the State and
... o-y following Christmas has
been designated "a legal holiday.
Post Offices viii have only
Christmas day and for postal
..np.cyccs it will be business as
wual on Wednesday.
County offices will be closed
rom noon Saturday until 9 a.
"t. Thursday. according to vac"-
ION dates ST q, recent meet
Hg O.. tie Board OF Commls-
slOucIS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
90 slIeSs E1sjoy yuycee Christmas pcsrEy

They H.. ~. come last y,m.'
sigh.t the youug..ur as d.
watched - other needy childr,.
being entertained at the aunu.
Jayc,a Christmas Parry
In "a matter of seconds. IT,,
-...... .r,, ,,i.i., 80 .,.''.i,ii ,,,'' .
H.. ...... ,,n, ~ a.. .,,,.,ra.,,,
= L.,I ,,.i,a, tra,,.-,J II
80, .r,,;,,non ~ ,ha nrn'.,a,
.4,I,d an, ,IS d,If,r lin.
t,,,,, MI, ra.ai,..d
.riSp dollar bill to snend as he
pleased
The shopping tour, conducted
by various JaycceS. found
youngsters making decisions fol
The first time in their lives.
On" pretty little girl placed
hcr selection of toys on the
counter at the Old Dime Store
PROMPTLY figured thc ar,ount
wait. I believe I'll cxrbanp,
these for something else" she
said after She had given Mrs
Rogers the money.
IRE merchandise was moved
from IN" ChCckout stand, the
girls money returned and 1t was
"a happy youngstcr who got 4
second chance 10 shop out the
entire dollar.
Il have to find something for
my sister," said a six-ycar-old
girl wearing dungarccs and I
shurt-SlCCvCd tee shirt. After
touring the store several times
and uNClaiming. That's not nice
enough for her" size finally
made her selection il cost dime
Some youngsters fought OF
their teachers.
Tomorrow Is inc last oay u
- moor ! Jus, nave 10 give my
,'"''c' So,,'t,'''i'E LOT ShiiS'-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
JASCEE MEETING
Is POSTPONED

The regular meeting of the
local IayCecs slated for DcCcmb-
or p has been cancelled accord
ing TO Erskinc Young. president.
A decision TO hold the next
regular meeting on January 8
was agreed by the board of di-
rcctors at a meeting Thursday
night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
VIII Elect New
Safe OF Officers

All members Of the Tabor CITY
Young Farmers Club are urged
to make plans to attend the
January 8 meeting when a new
slate of officers will be elected.
The announcement was made
by Fred Lay. club advisor.
Officers who are currently
finishing their terms are Ralph
NnlvCN. president: Horace Mil
Ter. vrc-prcsidCnt: A. l.. Wright.
secretary and Horace Fowler.
treasurer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
BACK IN CHARLOTTE

Miss NgblC Hodges. student
nurse at Memorial Hospital, re-
turned to school Friday follow
ing p visit here with her mother,
Mrs. !. !. Hodge.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
DELAWARE VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Truitt arc
spending the holidays with
friends and relatives in Seaford
and Salisbury, Della.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Billy Dorman underwent
a major operation in the Con-
way, S. c. hospital Friday morn
ing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Martin
and Elvie Hammett, are spend
ing the holidays in Durham and
Raleigh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-26

who W. obscure village, child
OF peasant woman lie another obscure village
He worked in carpenter until he 80 and then for
nc itncrant preacher He wrote
Book He never held office He owned home
He never had family He college He
avled 200 miles the place where he born He
never did the things that usually great
ness He had credentials but himself
While still young tide of public opinion turned
against him His friends One Of them betrayed
him He turned to his enemies He went through
nockery a trial nailed between
two thieves While he dying his exccuioners gambcd for
the only property he had earth his coat When he
Vas dead he and laid borrowed
through the pity of a friend.
Nineteen a centuries have and and
today the
the column of far within the mark when
that all armies that marched all the paraments
that that reigned together,
have the powerfully
as has this solitary life.
We celebrate his birth at Chrstmastime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02

Alberghetti and Coun: Alberto
Mochi a Rome romance.
Charles Trenet recuperating af-
ter auto crash. (. After IS years
with Loew's, Bill Downs retired.
:. Richard Long and Mara Cor
day chilled. Ruth Roman
to wed Lou Moss, after her di-
vorce from Mortimer Hall; Hall
to marry Diana Lynn. Jack
Lennon and his Cynthia will
reconcile. Paramount will be
the next Hollywood studio to
drill for oil. Goth Century Fox
hit oil some time ago.
Sir Cedric Hardwicke's son,
Edward. to wed Anne Iddon.
Summer stock royalties for
Rodgers and Hammerstein shows,
$350,000. :. Sugar Ray Robin
son no better than to 5 over
Fullmer in Broadway betting;
Archie Moore 9 to 5 over Patter-
son. . The Horace McMahons
expect a November stork.
Metro negotiating to buy JEANNE
|Carson's contract from J. Arthur
Rank as a result of her TV series,
Hey JEANNE" Alan Walker
elected AGVA vice PREF.
Susan Hayward and Jorge Gunie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02

him in Rome when he was work.
ling in War and Peace"--called
to say he was glad to be back
home after four years. IF this
is smog. I think it's wonderful, >
said he. Helmut will do some
promotion for his big picture,
and a couple Of others are cook
ing for him here.
Talking of big pictures, Cecil
B. De Miles 1.-THE Ten Com
mandments" has been booked at
the Warner Theater in Beverly
for three years. That's how good
they think it is.
Metro was so anxious to get
Gwen Verdon for a musical, that
they offered the producers OF
Damn Yankees" their star
dancer, Cyd Charlse, for six
weeks as a replacement. Their
answer was no. / think they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
Ed SULLIV
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

ten the pennant contenders
Wow-ee-e!
CBS-TV publicity staff, en-
ploying the byline of Cole Porter,
has Porter saying: IF the sug-
gestion of a Cole Porter musical
revue on TV had been advanced
-four seasons ago, / doubt that
it would have stirred my en-
thusiasm a whit"
Four years ago, in February
1852, Cole Porter accepted $4,000
to appear in just such a TV
musical revue of his own career.
Starred in it were Monty Wool
ley, Lisa Kirk, William Gaxton,
Dolores Gray, Roberta Peters,
Jane Froman, Robert Merrill,
the Nets Brian Sullivan, Mimi
Benzell, ballerina Nanci Cromp-
ton and others. 1--WE never be-
fore directed such an all-star
cast" raved Porter. in 1852.
UNDERSTANDABLE, CBS-TV pub
Ilicity wouldn't be aware of this
Itwo-hour musical spree. 1t was
only carried nationally over the
ICBS-TV network!
X 4 4
Metros High Society" rackeo
up $1.135.000 at Radio City
Music Hall. The Aga Khan
denied London reports that his
son, Prince Sadruddin. would
marry Nina Dyer. A.. The Nancy
Kelly Warren Caro- stork due in
March. 5. Josh Logan budding
with Maurice Chevalier for movie
version of Fanny" Art Dit
mar, Athletics pitcher. marrying
Mary Jane Creel. /. Anna Maria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02

Helmut Dantine-I last saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02

During five weeks on vacation
this reporter noted a great num-
Der Of things that he wished to
comment on when he got back
to his typewriter. Unfortunately,
he remembers none of them, but
you can take his word for 1t
that they We're very important.
I got tied up day and night in
the Dodger-Milwaukee pennant
scramble and everything else
paled to insignificance. The sum-
mer reruns of TV shows couldn I
hold a candle to the head-on
collisions in the National League,
And when Cincinnati cam G
bursting into the picture, it was
a colorful Bring circus. Day
after day 1 studied the COM
ments of Walter Aston, Fred
Haney and Birdie Tebbetts with
greater concern than exam
ined the communicates of the
Democrats and Republicans. II
the World Series is half as
throbbing as the MI qualifying
round, this will be a series to
remember.
X
Big league baseball works out
scripts that defy imitation
Sandy Amoros. one day the goat,
reviled by his teammates, comes
back to blast a vital home run
and make a fantastic one-handed
stab in the left field boxes. Sal
Maglie, racking up Is wins, is
proof sufficient that Life Begins
at 40. A haplesSl umpire turns
pale as $4,000 give all the sur
face indications of a lynching
party. Another umpire warns the
crowd that if the demonstration
doesn't end, the game may be
forfeited, a game that could
easily decide the pennant. Game
after game winds up in the last
half Of the 9th, or even in the
18th. Second division clubs fiat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
GRAHAM
Continued From Page BIZ

OOntiHueu from rage Biz
Chilluns Got Shoes?'" I didn't
know.
Rod Steiger stopped by to tell
me "I'm just back from San
Francisco-my first trip there,
and / loved it." After the CO.
starring assignment with Diana
DORIS, Rod will be on to Europe
with choice of two films-"The
Sea Wall" for Di Laurentiis and
Across the Bridge" He wasn't
sure who is producing this. He
lis still having psychoanalysis
treatments he told me-"And
it's done me so much good. You
have to work at it. People ex-
pect magic when they 60 for
treatment. But the analyst only
gives you the TOOLS"
\ X X 4
Helmut Dantine-I last saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
Engineer Meeting

The Student Chapter of the
American Society of Civil En-
|gineers at George Washington
University will meet at BIS pm
tomorrow in Monroe Hall, G
street between Twenty-first and
Twenty-second streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02

made a mistake. The play has
been running a long time. Cyd
would have brought back many
of the customers who saw Gwen
/ in the show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02

serious. :. The Tommy Noonans
expect Sir Stork. !. Rocky Mar
ciano budding with Budd Schulz
berg.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-20
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy and much warmer and
snow through Tuesday. Strong,
gusty winds from the east switch
ing to the south tonight. Low tenn
perature expected tonight 10,
high tomorrow %.
Nome data last "a hours as of
7 am. today: highest temperature
2, lowest 81. Max. wind 6 mph
from the NV. Sunrise at 7:42
am, sunset at 4:51 pm.
A year ago today: highest tenn
perature 7, lowest 20. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 38
in 1884, lowest SO in 1915.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-20
POLAR BEARS ARE
SOURCE OF DANGER
TO PEOPLE AT WALES

Everett Bachelor has returned
from trip to Wales and Teller
and was thrilled with his first
visit cover" Diomede, where he
had hoped to land but due to field
conditions was undable to do so.
He stated that at the Wales mil
itary site the foxes are thicker
than dogs and eat out of the SER
vicemen's hands.
The people there are required
to carry arms, he stated, due to
polar bears which have menaced
the people. One bear was held at
bay against the side of building
by a Jeep until gun could be
loaded to kill it.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-20
Annual NWA Chamber of
Commerce Banquet Will
Be Held Friday Evening

The public is reminded that the
N.W.A. Chamber of Commerce
is holding its annual banquet on
Friday night, 7:30 at the Pioneer
Hall.
It will be at this banquet that
new officers for the ensuing year
will be announced and standing
committees will give their year
ly reports.
A program of entertainment
has been planned and it is under
stood that a very film of an
interesting and pertinent nature
, will be shown.
Tickets to the affair are avail
able now from business houses
on Front Street
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-20
WIEN AIRLINES

From Fairbanks: K. Connolly,
Eunice Bergland, Edna Crawford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson,
Frank Coplin, Capt. w. Biney,
Thomas Rice, Joe Bishop.
To Fairbanks: Jim Lock, M.
Adicks, r. Williams, T. Lee, j.
Grimm, R. Anavick, o. Enry, H.
Hughes.
To Kotzebue: Father Mcintyre
From Lisbourne: Chaplain La
dain, L. w. Worthington, L. Seer
rift, DIS. Ketnes.
From Kotzebue. Lena Enaruk,
Willis Avery.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-20
Nome Masofs Celebrate
Their 5Oth Anniversary

Members of Anvil Lodge No.
140, F. & AM, and their invited
guests enjoyed social evening
Saturday, concentrating their
50th anniversary.
Jim Won der Heydt acted as
spokesman for the evening and
gave an interesting history of the
organization, which has about $50
members, and has been active for
the past so years.
Gold ball-point pens and ad-
dress books were given to all
guests as mementoes of the &C.
casion.
One of Alaskas favorite games
was played for entertainment
with Mrs. Ernie Bohrer winning
the grand prize.
A delicious buffet supper was
served late in the evening.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-20

FOR SALE-Military Jeep. En-
CINE overhauled 1855. Good
running condition. Leaving town.
Call Black 1874: Berrettini 81
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-20

WANTED TO BUY Legal size
filing cabinet. Cali Theater.