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TWO I. STORY ROW BRICK
DWEI.IINo BEING KNOWN Ae
PREMISES NUMBER 1924 SUM
NIT PLACE NORTHKAsT.
hE virtue sa q certain dsse Of sEgsEs
r ssopds Ss Il &. sSsfr,sasi i ih cOa ana
party secured thereby the under.
siEned trustees will sell. at public
auction. IN front Of the premises,
on WEDNEgDAY. THE Sixth
pa, or, OK EloI.ly!lElM.InER; a p. le97.
s as:s.0tS Il me az b bns sss@ e.
Columbia, and desienated Is and
being Lot l74 In Wafdman and
Bones subdivision Of lots In square
recorded n ths Once Of Tie Sir.
yeyor. for the District Of Columbia.
ID hiber ", q Polio 81
TERMS ..H sold subject 70 q Prior.
10y Sp'lSDs si.Ssss0s sssa g ' S,
amounted 81 time 81 sale: the
purchase price above said trust
TO be paid In cash A deposit OF
$500 required C0nveyanelne. re-
cofdine, etc, At purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as Of. date .of
within thirty days, ofhsrWise ds.
poait forfeited and the property
may Be advertised and rssoid a
the discretion OF the trustees.
JOHN b. ETLANp
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IENRY %. nRYLAWsKI,
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for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate Court.--No. o33e1.
Administration. This 1s 20 Give
Notice: That the Subscriber, Of
the state Of Illinois. has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia, Letters q
eYBiL J. PATTON, late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased.
AID persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the
YOU. hers thereof. legally authsn-
ticsted to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day Of April. d.
1858 otherwise they may By law
be excluded from az beneft Of
NARfoN oIDFATHER. 1874
" sth Street. Quincy. Illinois
t6eaiD Attest; THEODORE cOGs-
WELL. Register Of wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
the PROBATE Court.
nrg9 q0.AnE
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AUCTION SAILS
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post 81 $500 required q TINE 80. q
sDiI:sd T VIM ss,.sIn s shir. y y, from from
date q ale E eth sn, The s,, s5s' e.
ne aefauliins Pureha.sr .issr
llshea y the District q cqlumhia.
,s dsno'l. nh., % ai .Scif,.sa o.
tees. may avail themsslveB q ahy
. asiA.lsins pgEchassT' ig.ther \ PEI.
Ment o. real estate saxes ana
eonveyeneine. Leeordins and rsvs-
nue. stampa. etc. 81 cost OF puf-
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LEGAL NOTICES
ic0AllhlllEnl

FEED q. RHODES, r., AftoFney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Hcldins ffoSats Court. 10.
D3IpJ, Naturalization. This u
g oiys Notice I, ". That ths ..l sye.
Eas U6ts n " t s5as t r. vpI roba
Court 81 The District 81 Columbia,
Letters Parliamentary on the Is.
tate OF ANDREW HUDSON, late
OF the District Of Columbia de-
eensed AZ persons hayins claims
vasr 1n y. ~ exhiS Sfri ne sane. viz
The vouchers thereof, iegaliy au-
OF before the 10th day of April
AID. 1858: otherwise they may
By law be. excluded from al
nv hand this 10Th DAY 81 octoSsr,
1857, FRED 3. RHODES. Jr.. 412
Albee Bldg, Washington 3, p, g.
leeal, Attest; THEODORE coos
WELL, Register Of wills for the
R Ss PTGb. q t cSlgtm0s csggas
u slfif:; SflTfs bisff ssEsf cS SH
HoIdins Probate Court. No.
eS76g. Administration This Is
70 Give Notice: That the sub.
seriber Of the District Of Colpm-
s s.. he cou 1ssa n oT ps IN prS e.
Columbia, Letters TestamentaEy
also known as SARAH B. DUD-
LEY late Of the District OF Co
lumbia. deceased. All persons kay:
s e s sss s ssres' 70 me sx afssa ss
game, with the vouchers thereof,
leeally authenticated. TO the sub
day 81 April. AID. 1855; otherwiss
they may By law be excluded from
oefsber ny 1872 hspa s slfT u R az da2 q
issstj At sssa. TH fReo s5Tss' c6dSs.:
WELL. Register OF Wills for the
R r. p,ah. q , cSlg9mbis CLERK 30 Of
HENRY n. BRYLaWsKI,
M fess :. w s,sGLEE' s Asssr@.,"
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. 93s7b,
Administration This Is 70 Give
Notice: That the. subscriber. Of
the District Of Columbia. has OBJ:
ns n,t iIq re PIoSsss Court tt, q
Tsstsmentsry on he estate Il
DORA X. SCHWARTZ. late Of
the District Of Columbia. deceased,
All persons having claims aeainst
the deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the youch-
ers thereof, legally authenticated.
70 the subscriber. on OF before
the cath day Of April, AID. 1858:
otherwise they may By Law be ex-
estate. Given under nv hand this
UhI Z III sc:HiWSRTz. $3.50 Wood
land Drive NV. SEAL Attest:
Of Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia. Clerk Of the PROBATE
Court oc2a-nob.12
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TRUE LIFE ADVENTURES BY Wolf Disney
ROUGH and TUMBLE TUSSLE.

EELNIE SPEED AND CUNNING, MUSCLES or STEEL
AL CONE INTO PLAY ~ TWO LIONS TAhSLE.
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LEE Y. coW az. At.sresy

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 9311S.
Administration This Is 70 Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
triet Of Columbia. Letters of Ad-
ministratlon on the estate OF
JAMES DAVIDSON late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the voueh-
ers thereof legally authenticated.
70 the subscriber. on or before the
3rd day Of March, AID. 1883:
otherwise they may by law be ex-
eluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
25th day Of October. 1857. LEE
". CONAN. 1910 Vermont ave-
rue nv tSeal1 Attest: FRANC J.
BURKART Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the. Probate Court.
OceQ-nnh >
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NUMISMATIC NOTES
The Chunnel Islands:
GUERNSEY

Guernsey. second largest and
westernmost of the Channel
Islands, is noted for its Cold
en- Guernsey" dairy cattle.
Norman French has always
been the spoken language. but
in 1916 Guernsey became the
first of the Channel Islands to
adopt English as its official
language.
The island was occupied by
the Germans in World War II
and liberated by British troops
in 1945.
Administratively the nearby
islands of Attorney. Sark.
Herm and Jethou are part Of
Guernsey. The islands have a
local government responsible
to the British Crown.
Guernsey's first coins were
copper pieces in denominations
of eight. four. two and one
doubles dated 1880. The eight
doubles pieces were the equiv
alent of the British penny. On
the diverse is a shield of arms
with the word Guernsey"
above. The reverse shows the
denomination and date.
Bronze coins of similar de-
sign we're issued in 1861 and
have continued in use until
the present time.
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CAMERA CLUBS

Silver Spring Library. 1901
Colesville road, will continue
through this month a one man
showing of 16 prize winning
prints by Martin H. Miller,
including his Star Spangled
Banner" which won the top
prize in the National News
paper Snapshot contest in coll
laboration with The Evening
and Sunday Star. This photo
was also selected as top photo
graph of 1856 by the National
Freedoms Foundation.
Agriculture Camera Club has
elected E. J. Peterson presi-
dert. and will hold meetings
on the second Tuesday of
every month except July and
August. The club will meet
March II in the South Build
ing Plant INDUSTRY STATION.
Motion Picture and TeIevi-
sion Council will meet at 2:30
pm. Friday at the st. Johns
Office Building, 1925 H street
NV. Guest speaker will be
James A. Gibson, chairman Of
the motion picture service Of
USDA. who will discuss the
relationship of the service to
work of other agencies. Film
clips from old pictures and
samples from modern ones will
be shown, as we'll as the latest
release of "Agriculture's
Story" a 1872 minute color
production.
FOtO-Craft Club will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm. at 1916
Twelfth street NV. Topic.
Color Print Making Printon
and dye processes to be de-
scribed.
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CAMERA ANGLES
JoDon's Camera Lines
To Be Seen at |PEX

Japanese Industrial Standards
"a compilation of rulings
made by manufacturer, con-
sumner. education and govern
ment groups. Many makers
consolidated the entire manu-
featuring process under one
root. instead of jobbing out
work to smaller, less disciplined
shops.
Inspection Institute Set Up
A further extension of con-
trols was accomplished through
the Japan Camera Inspection
Institute, organized in 1858.
This agency, regulated by the
government, instituted an all
inclusive network Of quality
controls through which cam
eras had to be screened before
they could be shipped out of
the country.
To keep the agency free of
commercial entanglements, the
government imposed a regu-
latory control system of Its
own. Manufacturers whose
products passed control and
inspection standards are al
lowed to affix the Institutes
seal of approval to their mer-
chandise.
Although the japanese have
succeeded in winning for them
selves a place in the Ameri-
can market they are convinced
that it is necessary to increase
the overall market here One
major effort in that direction
will be their exhibition of
cameras, lenses, ETC., at the
IPEX show this month.
AMONG NEW PRODUCTS
to be introduced during IPEX
will be a number of slide pro-
jectors, several of which utilize
the new model Tru-FocuS pro-
lection lamp by Sylvania. This
company will also feature a
Photo Lighting Information
Center where photogenic mod
els will pose for picture-taking
visitors on a prominent stage
Of lights. Here a fash and
photoflood expert will demon
state still picture and movie
lighting techniques. while other
authorities will answer visitors
questions in detail.
The Highlander line OF cam
eras will be represented at
IPEX by its full quota of prod
ucts. Among the featured
items will be the new ViteSsa
IT and Vito BL 35-mm. CAM
eras. The former has a color
corrected lens. an interchange
able lens mount that automati-
cally couples lenses to range
finder. Syncro-Compur shutter,
from / to l 500th second with
light value scale, self timer,
automatic depth of field indi-
Gator and built-in photo-elec-
trio exposure meter.
The Vito BL features the ex-
posture meter. automatic film
transport. full lens mount TO-
cusing, simplified film rewind,
double exposure prevention
and brilliant image view
finder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

In 1856 a new type of bronze
coin was issued in denomina-
tons of eight and four doubles.
The diverse shows the usual
shield and around it the words
"Ballivie Insule De Guernere-
YES"
Another new coin last year
was a three-pence piece in
nickel with a Scalloped edge
and the reverse showing a
Guernsey COW.
&C. SHIRLEY LEACHMAN.
The Washington NumiSmGtic
Society. lChoSe members hare
prepared this series OF articles.
will make every effort to an
StOer questions on coins and
paper money addressed to this
column.
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FRANCE-This years Day
Of the Stamp issue. comment
Grating the Maritime Postal
Service. will be released March
16. The l2-franc stamp with
a 3-franc surcharge for the
benefit OF the Red Cross pic
lures an eighteenth century
felucca, a speedy type Of YES
sci equipped with oars and
lanteen sails.
ISRAEI-Two stamps are
planned for April. The usual
independence Day issue will be
a 250-pruta blue and black
stamp showing a plane sky
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A 400-pruta stamp will mark
the 50th anniversary of the
Bezalel Museum in Jerusalem.
The design shows the museum
building and one of its treas
ures. a candelabrum from the
Middle Ages.
woodward g. LothropJ
CUBA-Two stamps have
been issued to mark the CEN
tenary of the birth Of Lord
Baden-Powell. founder Of the
Boy Scout movement. The A.
cent red and green pictures
Scouts around camp fire and
the l2-cent gray airmail car
ries a portrait of Baden-Powell
in Scout uniform.
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Moe Mrs Laura Bishop-Mrs Marie
Youngbood
Mrs Lester Gibson. Mrs. Roy Hackett-
Chess: THURSDAY, J. d. Boyd Henry
Rsu; Ms Ms, l Florenee Mi!lspsnsh.
McMahan-wilson satterneld. Mrs.
Violet Zimmer-Sumner Bliley
Euclid; Christine Schilbe-Mrs Leslie
J. Terry. Mrs. Barsis.- HaIye Mobley.
Goren Monday Mrs. o, I. Smith
Ruth Anderson-C. Hilibrunen, Wilma
Prcttyman- Evelyn Porter
Labor: Erwin Armstrong Edward
I punlep, Mis- Ruth Ann Hutton
lyon Village; Mrs. James Palmer
Mrs William z. Withers tied Mrs. II
G. campbcll-Mrs, Lester Gibson. Mi
and Mrs. James 2. Goode.
Monday: Mrs. Ralph Platter-Mrs
Fred windsor. Mrs. Jack Weber-Capt.
SIIi. Rose Lieberman- Kllmer Bort7
Hattie Arnold -Dr. W. W Smith.
silver Spring: Tuesday, Mrs. X. 4.
Edwards-John Hummer, Mrs W. b.
Banner Mrs william p Withers
Thomas Circle: Ann Fujak .Ad Allen.
Walter Reed: Mrs. Robert W. Bates.
Mrs. carr 1eSsmcr
Duplicate Bridge Calendar
TODAY. Playfair, ldN Harvard, pairs
30 GoIen' y Dupont circle. pairs. :
TOMORROW loren, Dupont circle
pairs. | 30 Andrews, Andrews .AFi
Oincers Club; pairs, go Federal
Bellevue Hotel; teams pairs, -
Thomas Circle. Apt. 100, 24u0 Six
tenth. NJ, 2. pairs. 80. lReseIya
lions DU 7-1l34l. Walter Reed, ON
GERS CLUB, pairs, 100
TUESDAY Arlington, 1880 North Pol
lard pairs, 80 Chess. Gordon Ho
tel, annual mceting members indi
Wdual, 80, GAO Bridge club, oihcia
dining room, General Accounting OF
fice pairs 600 Montgomery, 400
Norwood drive pairs 10
WEDNESDAY Bethesda, 1910 Auburn
avenue, pairs /! Washington Bride
League tACpl unit) MaytloWer Hotel
NJ y pairs, go
THURSDAY Thursday Noon. q Dupon
circle pairs. l"3O Chess. Gordon
Hotel pairs, 1;l5 Congressional Sec
rctarics. House ONCE Building, pairs
Playfair, 1881 Harvard. pairs, $40
FRIDAY: Lyon yillaEe, 30nl Lee high
way pairs 1a:3u. Alexandria. .3OI
King pairs, T.lb Goren. Dupon
circle NJ =. pairs Sl5 Euclid. Apt
ldn. ?4ln sixteenth NJ p. pairs : IA
silver SprinE, Sa1B wisconsin, FRS
session open pair club championship
for members only. 1880
SATURDAY. Agriculture. Apt. 100, 2i4'
Hotel NJ p pairs T43 walsh, 1873
Massachusetts. pairs, 7:4b.
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CAMERA ANGLES
BY A. J. WEDDERBURN

Japan's influential role in
modern photography is of in
creaSing interest to Americans
who will have a first-hand OPP
portunity to become familiar
with the cameras of japanese
manufacture at the Interna-
tional Photographic EXPOSE
ton CIPEX) at the Armory
March 22-3l.
The mushrooming camera
industry of Japan is unique in
that it is supported, subsidized
and regulated by the govern
ment. The only government
regulated agency of its type.
the Japan Camera Industry
Association has lent consider
able prestige to Japanese optics
that has brought japanese
cameras into popular accept
ance in an amazingly short
time.
Steady Rise
In 1852, Of a total Of 1885,
700 cameras imported by the
United States, Japan's share
was 1900 or &C per cent. In
1853 the percentage had grown
to To. BY 1855, she found her.
self with a figure of over 49,
600 cameras sent into this
country-12.2 of total imports.
In 1856, industry representa-
tives reported a sale of $780,
600 fob. Japan. covering cam
eraS. lenses and optical equip
ment.
In the group Of exports
covering cameras valued at $40
fob. Japan cameras that sell
here for about 500 Japan
shows an even greater share
of sales. OF l49,100 cameras
imported by the United States
in this category in 1852.
Japan's contribution was 54.-
900 or 36.7 per cent. In 1855.
of a total Of Sos, 200 cameras
sold here by foreign camera
makers. Japans percentage
went over 81 per cent of all
the lower-price cameras i'm
ported by America.
Drive Begins in 1852
The story behind Japan's
efforts to capture a large share
of the worlds camera trade
began in 1852. when its camera
manufacturers reorganized
into the Japan Camera Indus
try Association with over 81
members. including such lead
ing firms as Canon Camera,
Nippon Kogaku, Riken Optical
Corp, Chiyoda Kogaku, Kon-
ishiroku. Olympus Camera and
others.
First. a program Of overall
quality was set up, since
Japan's competitors already
had firmly established reputa-
tions. Each manufacturer es-
tablished a system of controls.
both on the production lines
and in the check-out depart
mentS.
Committees were organized
to create the original plan of
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New Issues

REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Two new domestic postal cards
and the first three stamps of a
new ordinary series have been
released in Taipei. The de-
sigma map of China with the
inscription Recovery Of the
Mainland" and a border Of
floral decorations-has pre-
viously been used on a special
express delivery envelope. The
postal cards, both 020 dark
green, come in horizontal and
vertical formal. The stamps
are 0.20 orange lake, 0.40 deep
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STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
MONDAY

MOINDaI
Washington Numismatic So
ciety, 8 pm, Natural History
Museum, Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV.
President Flournoy Schneider
will discuss Mexican Coin
age"
WEDNESDAY
Collectors Club Of Washing
ton. 8 pm. 4l9 Seventh street
NV. DR.. George L. Fite will
discuss How Not to Collect
Stamps. or, All Stamp Col
lectorS Are Crazy"
Arlington Stamp Club, 8
pm. County Recreation
Building. 440 North GeorPe
Mason drive. Arlington, Va.
Election of officers, trading
and auction.
Notes on club programs
should reach The Star by
Wednesday for publication the
Sunday before the meeting.
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writing the figure 9 for Israels
ninth anniversary as an inde-
pendent state.
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LC Club Officers

New officers of the Library
Of Congress Philatelic Club are
Allan G. Anderson. chairman;
Edward D. Wolski. vice-chair-
man; Louis Gina. secretary,
and Frank w. Wilson. treas
urer.
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crimson and 100 chocolate
brown, the directorate general
of posts reports.
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Bombay Exhibition

Stamps of the Indian Feuda-
tory States from the Smith
sonian Institutions National
Postage Stamp Collection will
be on display at the Philatelic
Society of midas golden jubi-
lee exhibition, DIJUPEX 1857,
in Bombay.
Bombay Governor Sri Pra-
kasa will open the four-day
show Wednesday. The United
States Post Office Department
will be represented by a frame
showing die proofs of special
series Of stamps no longer in
use, such as the newspaper.
departmental and parcel post
stamps. Other nations particl-
pating officially are Australia.
Belgium, Japan. Israel and
Iraq, plus the United Nations.
Caspary Carriers Sale
Alfred H. Caspary's collec-
ton of U. S. Carrier and 10
cal stamps-by far the finest
of its kind-will be sold March
1921. A fully-illustrated l72-
page auction catalogue is
available at 81 from H. r.
Harmer, Inc. 6 West 48th
street, New York SO, N. Y.
The sale is expected to add
about Sl50.000 to the $500
600 realized in seven previous
Caspary sales.
Philatelic Literature Review
Religion on Stamps is fea-
tured in the new issue OF the
Philatelic Literature Review,
which carries an extensive bib
biography compiled by Waller
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Two Stamps OFF Sale

The Philatelic Agency's new
list. released last Monday,
shows two more of the 1888
Presidential series, the Scent
jefferson and the Decent
Lincoln. removed from sale.
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u. n. AIRNfAILS-ThiS de-
sign by w. w. Wind of
Israel will be used for a
Accent airmail stamp and a
Accent airmail postal card
to be issued May q by the
United Nations.
A. Sager. The special COM
bined issue is availavle for
81 from Phillip Rochlin. 9
Thomas street, Clifton. N. j.
Membership in the Philatelic
Literature Association. which
includes a subscription to the
quarterly, is 50 a year.
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Perforation Centenary

The Three-Cent 1877 Unit
Of the American Philatelic So
ciety will observe the centen-
NAL of perforated stamps in
the United States this year
with a convention and exhibit
ton July 1T at the National
Philatelic Museum in Phila-
Gelphia. Mortimer L. Mem
ken. 40 West 23d street, New
York 10. N. Y, is chairman.
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PHILATELIC NEWS
Gold Coast Becomes
Independent Ghono
BY BELMONT FARES

Britain's African Gold Coast
colony becomes an independ-
ent nation Wednesday with a
new name-Ghana-and a set
Of stamps to celebrate the
occasion.
Ghana was the name Of a
great West African Negro en-
pire which fiouriShed between
800 and 11C0 A. D. The new
Ghana, though it remains in
the British commonwealth,
will be purely African expert
ment in government.
Pictured on the four COM
memorativeS to be issued
Wednesday will be the man
chiefly responsible for Ghana's
independence, the American
educated Prime Minister, DR..
Kwame Nkrumah. In addition
to his portrait the design
includes a fish eagle superim-
posed on a map of Africa.
Values are I'd scarlet. 2l2d
leaf green. 4d brown and /
shilling Sd cobalt blue.
Gold Coast stamps currently
in use have been overprinted
"Ghana independence 9th
March 1857" for use until a
completely new set can be
prepared. Overprinted values
are I'D Id. lad. Sd. Sd and
/, 2, 5 and 10 shillings.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23

Greens, Faye Mcpherson, Mavis
MCPHERSON, Ruby Cartrette,
Lillian Best, Irene MeareS, Mary
Powell, Priscilla Currie, Ann
Hardcc. Furnie Hughes, Paul
Ward, and Roscoe Norris. These
making candy apples and sand
witches were Faye Mcpherson
Ann Hardce, Mildred Singletary.
Rcba Lee llinsoH, Mary Alic"
.Cartrctlr, Sandra Greene. Bar
bara Todd, and Priscilla Curric.
How are those burnt fingers
Girls?
The Juniors will present their
play on Friday evening, October
25th, at 8 o'clock. The play. a
thrce-act hillbilly !arcc, entitled
Hoax of Hogan'S Heller" prom
Uses to be one Df The funniest
ever to be shown at our school.
A good feature is rs short play
ing time, not over an hour and.
a half! There will IT'LL be time
TO catch your favoritc tclevision
SHOW! So come on cut and sup
port your school. Proceeds will
be used TO pay for the banquet
and prom the juniors will later
give for the seniors. Bobby Buff
kin and lla Wee Ncliey will play
the leading roles. Others in the
cast are Ann Ward, Sloisc Ward.
Rodney Mcpherson. Wanda
Saunders. William ODinkcy)
Johnson, Faye Wright. James
Henry Walton, Sara Ward. Jan
ct HARRISON and Houston Jan)
Floyd.
Be sure to buy a ticket from
"a Junior for the chicken supper
In the school lunchroom on the
same evening of October 25th.
Serving will commence at 5
O'Clock, so you'll have plenty of
time to enjoy a delicious meal
and see the play too. The Jun
Tors are expecting all Interested
patrons of our school to respond
to this worthy cause. A large
crowd is anticipated for the sup
per and for the play. Don't let
us down, friends, You'll really
get your moneys worth, Now
don't forget. Make n date with
us for Friday, October 25th.
You'll be glad you did, Lots
and Lots" of prizes will be Civ
en- away at the supper and at