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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
LACARNE P-T.A. NAMES NATIVITY
SCENE FOR LATE MRS. GRACE HUNT

The beautiful Nativity Scene
which LaCarne school erected for
the first time this year, and which
attracted widespread attention, will
be permanently named the Grace
Hunt Nativity Scene in honor of
the schools first grade teacher who
died Dec. 81.
Erie-twp P-TA., at a meeting
last Thursday night, took official
action in conferring Mrs. Hunts
name to the scene, as The News
had suggested after her death. Mrs.
Hunt, widow of OttaWa-co's late
common pleas Judge William A.
Hunt, had conceived the idea for
the colorful outdoor display. She
had worked countless hours on it
before her sudden illness during
the holiday season which termin-
ated in her death.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
ROUTE z CRASH
CLAIMS LIFE OF
]. B. NELSON. 81

j. B. Nelson, ST. valued chemist
at the U. S. Gypsum Co. for 30
years and husband of Mrs. Hilda
Kelly Nelson, Catawba school prln-
cipal, died early Sunday at River
side hospital in Toledo from in
juries sustained Friday at TAO am.
in a traffic accident on Route 2 as
he was enroute to work. His home
address was 722 E. Perry St.
Thrown from his car following
a collision with an empty haulaWay
truck driven by Walter C. Norris,
80, of Erie, Pa, Mr.. Nelson suffered
multiple fractures on the left side
of his body and internal injuries.
He was brought to Magruder hos
pital and later transferred to River
view.
State Highway Patrolman Cor
poral Robert E. Sauer said Mr..
Nelson was going east and the haul
away was headed west when the
vehicles collided near the center
lin. The crash happened nine-tenths
of a mile east of Port Clinton city
limits.
Funeral services for Mr.. Nelson
we're conducted Wednesday at two
from the Neidecker Eberle Le-
Week mortuary, with the Rev. Perry
Blankenship officiating, and burial
in Oakland cemetery at Sandusky.
Mr.. Nelson is survived by his
wife, Hilda, prominent in Ottawa
Co education circles; one daughter,
(Elizabeth) Jean Nelson, New York
City; four sisters, Mrs. G. c. ChaS-
tain of Knoxville, Tenn, Mrs. Geo.
w. Guess of Valdosta, Ga, Mrs. A.
w. Arp of Miami, Mrs. William
Davenport of Blueridge, Ca, and a
brother Carl of Valdosta. He was
born March 81, 1898, in Blueridge,
Ga, son of John and Lenna Nelson.
He was World War l veteran, a
past patron of Eastern Star, and a
32nd degree Mason He was a mem
Der of Toledo consistory. Masonic
Services we're held at the funeral
home Tuesday night.
Mr.. Nelson was Ottawa county's
third traffic fatality of the year.
The truck driver was not injured.
Catawba school was dismissed at
11:3O Wednesday for the funeral.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
CITY APPROVES
BUDGET FOR '56

City Council Tuesday night pass
ed under suspension of rules an
appropriation ordinance listing
$685. for General Fund expend-
itures in operating the city in 1856.
In the general" division, $685.
279.76 was appropriated for city
administration, airport, museum,
Municipal Court, parks, and other
departments. In the safety" divi-
sion, covering police, fire depart
ment and building inspection, $751;
060 was appropriated. Service" di-
vision saw appropriations of $780,
94181 for engineering, city hall,
street cleaning and lighting, side
walk repair and sewer mainten-
ance.
Carlista Snyder, finance commit
tee chairman, moved acceptance
and Jack Mizener seconded. Vote
was unanimous.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

quests from points as widely sep
arated as Philadelphia and San
Diego. Every request is fulfilled,
if at all possible" her report said.
Reviewing the list of countries
represented from 1888 through
1855 in Museum visitors, the re-
port mentioned the Philippines,
Canada, Yugoslavia, Belgium, Mexi-
co, England, Puerto Rico, Alaska,
Hawaii, China, Scotland, Australia.
Germany, Jerusalem Palestine,
British Columbia, Canal Zone and
Bulgaria.
Groups calling for appointment
for Museum visits last year were
Den Mother Mrs. Robert Thompson
and her Cub Scouts; Sister Mary
Bernetta and her fifth and sixth
grade pupils; and II members of
Miss Mary Wright's English litera-
ture class from Lakeside High
School.
A picture of Commodore Perry
was shown, which because of It's
authenticity, is valuable in expos
ing certain false statements and
conditions pertaining to Perry and
to incidents of the famous battle.
The Museum is open to the pub
lie Wednesday and Saturday eve
nings, $50 to $50; Thursday and
Saturday afternoons, 3 to 5.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
MAD!S0N-ST
PARKING To
Be UNCHANGED

City fathers voted Tuesday night
to spend $4,000 to widen Madison
st. from 55-feet to 70-feet, rather
than replace diagonal parking with
parallel parking in the business
section.
The work is part of the Route SO
Improvement covering 93 mile of
city streets from Fremont Road to
Perry, earmarked for 1857. The
state will pay half the estimated
$4,000 for widening Fremont Rd.
to 80 feet, Harrison st. to % feet,
w. Third st. to % feet and resur-
facing the entire length to Perry.
But if Madison st. stays 55 feet
wide, as it now is for a block and
half distance, state engineers
said, parking would have to be
parallel. IF the city wants Madison
st. wider so diagonal parking is
permissible on a state highway, it
has to bear the entire cost alone.
This would remove 36 meters and
parking places, Council considered
in voting to spend the added
money Seven and half feet will
be taken from the sidewalk On each
side of the street. Motion was made
by Kastro, seconded by Forster.
C of C president John Faris
spoke briefly stressing necessity of
providing parking space.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Standard Products
Credit Union Elects

New officers of the Standard
Products Credit Union recently
elected are Andrew Kastro, presi-
dent, Robert WahlerS, vice-presi-
dent; Rita Guth, treasurer; Mar
jorie Lentz, recording secretary;
James Brough, chairman credit
committee; Margaret Cernek, sec
retary, and Robert Calm, Paul Mer-
ker and Marion Cleary members;
Joe Kirk, chairman, Joe Bodnar,
secretary, and James Klopp, audit
committee; Joe Vargo, Larry Lucas
and Kenny Sharp, educational com
mittee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
No School, Mail,
Next Wednesday
Photo bv MISCI

George Washingfon's birthday,
Feb. II, will find Port Clinton OBJ
serving the anniversary in many
ways as legal holiday.
There will be no school. Banks
and the courthouse will be clos
ed. There will be no mail deliv-
cry, either in the city or on rural
routes. Post office windows will
be closed, although mail will be
received and dispatched, said
postmaster Verdi Won Thron.
EOD will not work.
Highiight of the day locally
will be the open house cere-
monies at which local guard
units will kick off their recruit
ing drive. (See separate story on
Page BID.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Ottawa-Co. Historical Museum Has
1880 Visitors During Past Year

The Ottawa County Historical
Museum in the past year had 1,09O
visitors representing towns and
cities of 81 states and certain de-
~rtments of the United States
go. curator May HesSel-
bart told Council Tuesday night as
she presented her oath annual re-
port.
Contributions of all types for the
year numbered 97 Miss Hesselbart
said. Interest in United States his
tory is growing and museums, if
alive, are furnishing vital link"
she pointed out. "Not only does
our museum receive unnumbered
requests for local historical items,
but it also receives varying re-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

Monroe, Mich, Mothers
And Sons Victims; Six
Vehicles Are Involved

An Identification bracelet marked Ronne the quiet
wrist of little boy for whom life ended eight years
crumpled drivers license bearing Monroe Mich. adj
dress found in the purse of of three other victims
A scrawled telephone number in a notebook
From such Details Sheriff Merlan Budd department iden
titled two Monroe Mich mothers and their small
who met death 03 pm Tuesday Route 2E at Chrsty
Chapel Road intersection when empty steel truck crashed
head into their they returning from Vaen
tine Day visit in Huron
Killed instantly Mrs Evelyn Perry 81 wife of Evin
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

A total of six vehicles, including
Sanders ambulance which was in
wreck enroute to the accident
scene, figured in Ottawa county's
worst traffic fatality in recent
years.
Edward F. Tupa, 30, 1894 Free
land Ave-, Calumet City, Ill, whose
car also was hit by the steel truck,
is in Magruder hospital with rib,
chest and back injuries. Carl j.
Prokop, 80, 431 e. Fourth ST.,
driving halted dump truck loaded
with stone, escaped injury. Paul f.
Dunn, %, 206la E. Fourth ST.,
whose car was hit by the Sanders
ambulance, was not injured and
Donald Sanders, driver of the am.
bulance, also escaped injury.
Deputy James Ellenberger, who
went out on the original call, re-
ceived aid from Highway Patrol
men Robert Sauer and r. D. Kol,
cum, Sheriff Budd and other de-
partment members, and city police.
The sheriff's department said the
Cadillac driven by Mrs. Perry was
headed west on Route 2. Mr.. Pro-
kop, driving a stone-loaded truck
east on Route 2, was halted to
make left turn to Christy Chapel
Road Behind him Mr.. Tupa had
also brought his Hudson sedan to
Continued on Page q
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Rev. Macelwane
Dies In St. Louis

The Rev. James B. Macelwane
81, 72, dean of the Institute OF
Technology Of st. Louis University
one Of Port Clinton's most famous
sons and brother of Arthur and
Alex Macelwane here, died We'd
nesday in ST. Louis. Funeral serv.
ices, which the brothers will attend
are Saturday at st. Louis.
Also surviving are sisters, the
Rev. Mother John Baptist, superior
of Ursuline Convent, Toledo; Sister
Mary Perpetua, OSU, and Mary H
Macelwane, Toledo, and another
brother John of Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Red Cross Sets
S14.O5O Goal

Ray B. Lambert, chairman of the
'56 Red Cross Drive for Members
and Funds, announced a local goal
Of S14,050 at a Dutch-treat dinner
meeting with township captains at
the Island House, Port Clinton,
Monday. The drive will take place
during the month of March
''This is the largest goal Ottawa
County Chapter has required in
number of years." explained Chap
ter Chairman John M. Belkrap,
and it has become a necessity due
to the two flood disasters, the one
on the east coast and the Christmas
floods in the Northwest"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
County Lists Two
Accidental Deaths

1856 started off for Ottawa co
with two accidental deaths in JAN
uray, monthly reports of the Of
tawa CO Board of Health shows.
Number of deaths and births
we're identical = 33 each. There
we're 18 baby boys and Is baby
girls.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

Because two repairmen for the
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. were on
a pole 80 feet from Tuesdays Rt.
2 tragedy, police received nofisica-
tion of the crash within seconds.
James Mccaskey, 29, 12o Atwood
Terrace, Bellevue. was inside a
tent covering atop the pole, and
Andrew Sura, 81, 513 Monroe ST.,
Bellevue was Just starting down
the pole when they heard the
crash. They were making cable re-
pairs resulting from a Feb. 7 ac-
cident in which a truck hit the
pole.
While Mccaskey tapped into ihe
telephone line and called for help,
Sura set out flares. Desk operator
Urban Seufert contacted fhe sher-
ifFs department and called for am
balances.
"it was the worst thing ! ever
saw" Mccaskey told The News
later. He said bodies of the fwo
women and one child were on the
ground and fhe other child was in
the car. THE LITTLE boy on the
ground was crying" he said. I'VE
knew they were badly hurt, and
we didn't try TO move Them" Nc
caskey has two small daughters.
Sura two sons.
Traffic snsrled up for distance
on both sides as homebound-work-
ers came along Route z shortly
after the crash.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
ATTENDS SCHOOL

Photographer Willis Misch will
leave Sunday for Minneapolis for
weeks school on the use of the
new Pako Automatic processing
equipment which has recently been
installed at the Misch Studio. He
will fly down, returning the follow
ing Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

FeTTy, 20 WICHIgdH, MUHTOt, WIS.
Winifred Rowoldt, 81, wife of
Ernest Rowoldt, Frenchtown twp,
rural Monroe, and her 10 year old
son, Thomas. Ronnie Perry, eight
year old son of Mrs. Evelyn Perry,
died in Magruder hospital emer-
gency room shortly afterwards.
Held in county jail while Sheriff
Budd and Prosecutor Myron Rosen-
treter confer on charges to be filed
is the steel truck driver. Richard
M. Dawson, "a, 1714 South Heights,
Youngstown, who escaped with a
minor head injury.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
RELATIVE NOTIFIED

A telegram notifying Mrs.
Rosales of the critical illness of
relative in Toledo was relayed to
police Sunday, and arrangements
were made with Cecilio Ramirez,
118 w. Loop, to contact Mrs.
RoSaleS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
EoD SALE

EOD SALE
The second Spot Bid Sale will be
conducted at the Erie Ordnance
Depot Salvage Yard Tuesday Feb.
% at 10 am. This sale will consist
of over 1900 tires and over $50
tubes, both used and unused.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

MansIaUghter charges will be
filed against Dawson, Sheriff
Budd announced Wednesday aft
ernoon. He will have a preiimin-
ary hearing in Municipal Court.
possibly Thursday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
Eleven Members
Attend Circle Meet

Eleven members attended the
Lila Watson Circle meeting at
the home Of Mrs. F. B. Haynes
Tuesday afternoon at 400
o'clock.
The meeting was opened with
prayer by Mrs. Barnes Dawes.
Mrs. R. c. Potts, president, APP
pointed a nominating commit
tee to elect officers for the COM
ing year. Committee members
are Mrs. Fred Blackburn, Mrs
Roy Hardee and Mrs. Leon Golf
Mrs. l.. B. Dawes rendered
the program for the evening
Mrs. Haynes rendered the devo-
tional after which she led in
prayer Mrs. NJ. P. Campbell
sang, Give of Your Best to the
Master" and Mrs. Barnes Dawes
sang, Make Me a Channel of
Blessing"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
FILA Expands
Field OF Credit

Credit needs Of a larger num-
Der of farm families can now
be served by the Farmers Home
Administration under recently
enacted legislation.
L. M. Belk, Jr., State Director
of FILA, explained the new leg
islation to newsmen this week.
He said the new law provides
loans for refinancing existing
debts, insysases the maximum
amount can be advanced
for opera6g loans and, as a
part of the Rural Development
Program, makes available loans
for operating and developing
farms where the farmer ha;
Ipart-time employment.
All of the present loan serv-
Ices of the Farmers Home Ad-
ministration which include loans
for the operation, development
and purchase of family-type
farms, farm housing, soil and
water conservation, and loans b
meet emergency credit needs
will continue to be available.
1.-THE credit Is primarily fol-
family-type FARMS" Mr.. Belk
said, "But will help other farm
ers meet drought and other diff
Ificulties over which farm fam
lilies have no control"
Applications for the loans will
be made at the county offices OF
the Farmers Home Administra-
ton.
Instructions on making and
servicing the loans under the
new policies will be given tc
FILA State field staffs in train
ing meetings beginning August
TT and with County Stats dur
ink the week of September II.
"By the 25th of September al
of the county offices in South
Carolina will be ready to pro-
cess applications under the new
regulations" according to Mr.
Belk.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
Mrs. ]. ID. Duncan
Hostess To Circle

The Grace Wells circle Of the
Loris Baptist WMU met Aug
ust 7 at $3.50 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. j. d. Duncan Jr.
Mrs. y. T. Ragan opened the
meeting with prayer after which
Mrs. J. l.. Mcdowell had charge
of the business.
Mrs. Glenn Todd had charge
of the program. Mrs. Raglan
rendeded the devotional and
Mrs. Duncan led in prayer. Mrs.
j. l.. Mcdowell discussed a part
entitled, MARKS of a Good
Steward" Mrs. T. w. Boyd
rendered a part on. The Bap-
fist Hospital"
After the program was closed
with prayer refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22

Davis Jr.. Michael Aishoe, Rob-
ert Cause. Dan w. Hardee, Rom
ME L. Bullock, Miss Esther
Cartrette, Mrs. Temple Green,
Mrs. Cordia RADON, Eunice FL
lott, Mrs. Goldie Holmes and
Miss Frances Cartrette.
Births
Wanda Lou Annette, to Mi
and Mrs. Frank Annette Of Route
%, Tabor City, born August II,
weighing 8 Id. 5 OF.
Pamela Kay Gerald to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Lee Gerald Of Route
l, Loris, born August IL, weigh
ing 8 ID. l OF.
William Danny Causey to Mr.
and Mrs. William Elton Causey
of Route 3, Loris, born August
ID, weighing 7 ID. l OF.
Sara 10y Granger to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Sam Mace Granger, o.
Route l, Loris, born August IA
weighing 9 Id. 6 OF.
Wanda Gayle Suggs to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas c.. Suggs OF
Loris, born August 16, weighing
6 ID. 1874 OF.
Roberta Granger to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Floyd Elton Granger O.
Route l, Loris, born August 16
weighing 7 Id. 91a OF.
Gloria Jean Holmes to Mr.
and Mrs. James Emory Holme:
of Route l, Aynor, born Angus
70, weighing Id. 8 OF.
Ernestine Lane to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Junior Baker Lane O.
Route l, Aynor, born August IA
weighing 6 Id. IL OF.
Tony Byrd to Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Byrd of Tabor City, borr
August 10, weighing 10 Id. 10 OF
Stephen Ray Mcdowell to MI
and Mrs. John Hudson Mellow.
ell of Route l, Clarendon, borr
August IA, weighing 10 ID. OF
James William Buffkin to MI
and Mrs. Funny Defentrice Buff
kin of Route l, Fair Bluff, N. c.
born August 8 weighing 9 lb
3 or.
/ Jerry Wayne Stephen to Mr.
and Mrs. Junior Stephen o
Route l, Tabor City, born Aug
ust 10 weighing z Id. S OF.
4 Beverly Denise Bellamy Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bellamy
of Route 1, Ocean Drive Beach
born August IL, weighing 6 lb
10 or.
Ricky Lynn Robinson, to Mr.
and Mrs. Willie B. Robinson O
Route 1, Conway, born Angus
IL, weighing 6 Id. 8 OF.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22

Miss Harriet Ann Gerald q
Loris was this years entry h
the national contest, where she
was named first runner-up. She
received a two-foot high trophy.
a $3.50 scholarship and several
smaller prizes.
Beauty contestants must live
on the Coop line and her home
must be served electric power
by The Horny Electric Coopera-
tive. she must be between Is
and Fl years of age and single.
Continued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
Stop pain of piles
today at home
or money back!

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positories or Ointment at druggists.
sTrddcmark Of Grove Labordtorics. Inc.
Ointment aud Sspposiories.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
Queen. Talent
Contests Friday

tn be a whopp-te-do affair
Friday night at 8 pm. when the
Loris Farm Bureau stages its
Queen and Talent contests at
Loris High School auditorium as
part of the membership drive
which got underway here Mon
day night.
A large number Of highly
qualified contestants were re-
ported entered in the contest
and widespread interest was be-
ing manifest as Upper Horny
folks argued which girl is the
most beautiful and which the
most talented.
First, second and third prizes
of SIS, $40, and SIS respectively,
will be given in both contests
Rules for eligibility in the
Queen Contest are as follows.
Contestants must be from a
Farm Bureau family. .
Must be between the ages OF
Is and 20 college students in
eligible except freshmen). Girls
will be judged on beauty, stage
appearance, poise, personal int
erview and farm interest activi-
ties such as All, JHA and
church activities. ALI girls enter
ing the Queen contest should list
in detail all their farm activi-
ties, on which they will be judy
ed and send them to the Farm
Bureau office not later than
Friday at noon, Aug. "a.
The South Carolina Farm Bu-
reau will pay $40 toward ex-
penses Of each county winner
to the annual meeting in Co.
lumbia in November and a prize
of 5000 educational fund will
be set up for the winner in the
State Contest to be used in any
accredited training, school be-
yond high school, to be claimed
within a year following high
school graduation.
The talent find contest rules
are as follows.
Contestants must come from
a Farm Bureau family. Entrants
may be of any age. The Loris
Farm Bureau will defray ex-
lpenses of the county winner to
the State contest. Prices to be
awarded at The State Annual
meeting are first $l00, second
$50, third SIS, fourth SIS, and
fifth, $40. Judging will be or
the following basis, Talent
Audience reception, Snowman
ship and costume.
Farm Bureau family memb.
ers interested in the Queen COL.
test or the Talent Find shoulc
contact the Loris Farm Bureau
office, phone number 1902.
| Troy Mcpherson, will b,
y Master of Ceremonies for tn
show and farm folks and cit,
folks alike are invited. Adm,
him will be the Sharecropper
radio comedian.
These contests are being helc
in conjunction with the biz
LoriS Farm Bureau membership
drive, which is being held dur.
ing the week of Aug. 20-24.
The goal has been set at LOO
farm Bureau families for thi
lyear.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-22
Community hospffu1 Notes

Persons admitted to the Loris
Community Hospital during the
period of August to August 20
are as follows:
Georgia Patrick, Freeman
Gore. Malcolm d. Williamson
Joe Bullock, Mrs. Villa Dear
Halves, Mrs. Colon Deilson, Mrs
Effie Jane Watts, Mrs. Jear
Clemmons, jamie Jackson, jim
my Buffkin, Fernie NJ. Cox
Mrs. Marilyn Holmes, Jerr,
Prince, Carl johnson, Eddie
Bellamy, Shelby Jean Buffkin
Egbert Gore and Newton Holt.
Mrs. Eloise Floyd, Dorothy
Strickland, Bertha Mae Blanton
Billy Wayne Hill, Bertha Mat
Gore, Marie Smith, Cecil Whit
Engton, Stanley Spivey, Mrs
Wilma Singleton, Mrs. Docis
Suggs. Wander Strickland, Mrs
Elease Watson, Miss Diane Mar
tin, Mrs. Louise Allen, Ben Spi.
vey, Gladys Stevens, Mrs. Flor.
RE Lee, Charlie L. Flower, Mrs
Margaret Strickland, Mrs. Caro-.
Ign Fowler, Bobbie Annette
Mrs. Jeanette Fowler, Terry
Boyd. Esther Byrd, M. J. Prid.
gen, Mrs. Cora B. Cox, Mrs
= adarie Robinson, Beatrice Har.
relson, Mrs. Allene Cox, anc
Mrs. Jewene Gerald.
Mrs. Amanda Julian, Mrs
Nancy A. Cannon, Mrs. Emil,
Todd, Isaac Gore, Pearly RADON
Gorham Boyd, Johnnie Lewis
Patricia Ann Williams. Mrs
Ethel Hardee, Mrs. Alice Paul
Mrs. Daphene Causey, Butte,
Stanley, Mrs. Flossie Suggs
OAiss Mildred Thompkins, Mrs
Sadie Granger, Mrs. Eudel
Mcdowell, Mrs. Mildred Lane
Mrs. Callie Duncan, Mrs. Doro
thy Ward, Mrs. Arcie Littles
Marilyn Joe Rhodes. Mrs. Nor;
Meekins, GRANGE H. Hardee, ant
Mrs. Alice Roberts.
Henry b Boyd, Miss Mimi,
Todd, Mrs. Louise Best, Mrs
Martha Hughes, Mrs. Elizabeth
Mincey, Mrs. Genese Suggs
sGala Mae Granger, Mrs. Edn;
Phillips, Mrs. Rachel Pridgen
]. w. Mishoe. Mrs. Lizzie Floyd
Eva Gibson, Osbie Floyd, Jessi,
Harris, Mrs. Lena Bullock
Clinch Fowler, Jr., Huber
Brown, Mrs. Mary Barnhill
Mrs Nina Mishoe, Harvey Fowl
er, Danvis Long, Ronald Russ
Mrs. Ruth Cannon, Mrs. Resi-,
Spivey, Willie Gore, Mrs. Dori
= Bullinger, Rodney Granger
Mrs. Celia Martin, Lonnie LIE,
Fowler, Mrs. Lula Long, Mr..
Osra Mills, Leroy Dew an,
Johnny c. New.
Mrs. Clara Soles. Charlie