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The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10

I'M. Tractor in good condition
1854 Model M. D. Tractor. like new
I'D. Pony Drill and Packer
l@-Bottom Plow
MED. l2-ft. Press Drill
I'D. l2-ft. Duckfoot
Hammer Mill Gin.
lN-Wheeled Trailer
400 Gal. Gas Tank with hose
500 Gal. Gas Tank
Pump Jack
N H. p. Gas Motor
l-MaYrath Grain Anger
New Rolls of Barbed Wire. Woven Wire.
Telephone Wire. one of each
Wise
l-l953 Farmland with hay fork and
Grab Hook
l-l953 Oil Heater
clay Forks. 3 Grain Shovels
l-l50 Chick Brooder
Barrel Gas Pump
Gas Cans. 20 Seamless Sacks
l-Grindstone
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
AN APPRECIATION

We wish to extend thanks to
all who helped make our Bazaar
and Smorgasbord a success. We
wish to thank especially the mer-
chants of Lambert, Sidney, Rich
ey and Fairview for. their gen.
erous contributions toward our
Bazaar.
Lambert Altar Society.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
Mrs. F. b. Lauster Hostess
To st. Lawrence Guild

The ST. Lawrence Episcopal
Guild met Wednesday, October z
at the home of Mrs. F. b. Laus-
ter. Following a business meeting
plans were made for their food
sale held on October 5, and u
ture plans for a covered dish
dinner were discussed.
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ROIJTEMAN
IVUu UpVUs VUITTVJ IUT WIIIIUg WUTkFTs
see Mr. Tevlnr after 10 am mo
~ ,e calls,
BERGMAN LAUNDRY
6"a G St NV
SALES MANAGER
$4,000

MAN WITH BEHIND THE DESK
AND FIELD EXPERIENCE IN
TRAINING DIRECT TO CONSUMER
SALES FORCES THIS POSITION
Will PAY BETTER THAN 100000
sf SIS AND ANHN ovs sAfATE TO S0 RiaHf
MAN
DIGNIFIED APPOINTMENT SELL
ING NO CANvASSING. APPLICANT
MUST Rr - TO 40 YEARS OF
AGE. AND WILLING TO PROVE
HIS ABILITY. STARTING INCOME
DISCUSSED AT INTERVIEW
APPLY DIVISION MANAGER.
ES ~ 81 z MAtgsRR ITAMSlSA ~
OR CALL RE. 1921
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pARKLAWN

PARKLAWN
1850 Rockville pike. 3 miles north
OF Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Statesmen wanted 10 advertise for
subsidiary OF Cory Corp: car nee
essary; possible earnings. 500
$500 per wk. Apply p. o. Box l21S,
WASHINGTON. d. c.
statesmen
Unlimited future in executive sales.
We are looking for ca intelligent
men who want higher than average
income and an unlimited opportunity
with the WORLDS LEADING MANU-
FACTURER of management con-
troll SYSTEMS. We will train the
men we like and give them Geld as
sistance with an experienced man
In their initial work s1d in closing
sales We ask that he be energetic,
intelligent, .personable and be able
to meet and talk with leading bust
nessmen. Exclusive local territory
with leads No Sat, Sun or night
work. No travel Unlimited edvance-
ment opportunity ~ iiien-ps wing
position, branch MANAGER. agency
manager of a leadership OF your
own Men wanted who are accus-
toned to earning $1,000 per month
and UP
For interview, call DJCToGRAPH
PRODUCTS. INC, Communication s
Div, Mon Wed Thurs Al 4-T07a
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statesmen
statesmen

WAshington's largest plumbIne
and heating firm needs I good men
for permanent sales positions Pre-
tective territories, with or without
experience. Car necessary. Excellent
earnlngs, disqualification. life in
STFR d SONS. 62T F st, NV. Mr..
Holmes. ST. 3-550o for interview.
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II YOU are looking for a perman-
known COMPANY, are ambitious ano
WILLING to work Ii will pay YOU 10
investigate what We have to offer
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HELP--MEN
Hills REPRESENTATIVE

SALES HEPRESENTATIyE--A wide
variety OF household ann silt items
made by the Nations blind crafts
4cn Top uualitv isv lr &C .auo
extra appeal Of blind-made articles
ffc excel.en earnings IN ex-
ciue.ye territory; s5u minimum
Tectly guaranteed. car necessary:
lead furnished part i'm" con-
side ed ST. 3-in'," eics de-
SALESMAN, eSperieaced. to call on
oca hardware and building supply
dealers. many accounts already es-
iabliShs' hpnl'' l.30 Pm At
LhNTiC ELECTRIC & HARDWARE
CORP, 37s6 10Th ST. ne. See Mr..
MalteSsofl.
SALESMAN for retail bakery: after
Shirt training period. average sal
BAKERY. Gas N st. NV
SALESMAN for clothing dept. good
salary and commission. permanent
position. Apply Mr. Chatlen. H
ABRAMSON CO. 1899 eth st. NV.
SALESMAN
To man living in nearby Virai-
mia we offer a sound sales oppor-
tunity Territory will be Alexandria,
Satisfactory drawing account. Reli-
OF 81 years wants a permanent.
solid man with successful sales back
ground. No triflers need apply.
Call HO a-5203 between 9.30
and 400 for appointment for in
tprVieN
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II you have IN attractive person.
atty. like people and want to enjoy
your JOB. We will train YOU to be-
come an ARTHUR MURRAY dance
instructor and earn far more than
the average person your age. Age
22-33. Our Ave WaShington-area
studios are considered to be the
finest in the country. Hours are
attractive Student instructor par
ties fun and frequent No previous
dancing experience necessary Po-
sitions available in our washington.
Alexandria. Arlinston, Bethesda and
Silver Spring studios Startins in
come S95 for BE- teaching hours.
Personal interviews only, 80 p.m.
l0li Conn. ave. NV.
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SALES MANAGER

WE WILL PAY UP TO $3.50
PER WEEK BEGINNING THE DAY
HIRED. TO A MAN WITH AN OUT
STANDING RECORD OF SALES
MANAGEMENT IN DIRECT TO
CONSUMER FIELD WE ARE IN.
TERESTED ONLY IN MANAGERS
WHO ARE GOOD AND CAN PROVE
1T. OUR WORK is HOME FIELD
ON A LEAD AND APPOINTMENT
BASIS mo CANVASSINGb. OUR
MANAGERS OPERATE BY CON-
TRACT, A PROFIT SHARING
FRANCHISE WITHOUT INVEST
MENT. If YOU THINK YOU CAN
QUALIFY, SEND YOUR FULL
RESUME TO BOX 6s-T. STAR.
SALES REPRESENTATIvE-one Of
the eountrys leadins mfers. OF
duplieating supplies desires man.
age 25-3j. as consumer safes rep
reSentatIYe IN Washington Metro
Dolitan Area Complete line Of
highest quality Offset paper mas
tiers and supplies, direct Image and
prt -SenSitigeo. latest spirit masters
and supplies. stencils. Ink and
other mimeo supplies Local in
ventory. delivery service will pc
arrenged All REPLIES held In strict
confidence. hne opportunity for
a proven producer or an ambitious,
iEtelligent man new to the field
Salary and commission basis Send
complete RESUME with photo to
Box 3sl-T. Evening star Based
on completeness OF resume and ex-
perlence, WASHINGTON interview
will be arranRed
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HELP-MEN

PAINTER. for year-round work In
apartment project. good salary.
includes apartment: must have ex-
cellent references. Call AP, ,-2a2S
H. pm.
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statesmen

STER a. SONS 52T r st. NV. Mr..
Holmes. ST 3-550o for interview.
statesmen
II YOU are looking for a perman-
ent selling career with nationally
known COMPANY, are ambitious and
Willing TO work I; will pay YOU to
investigate what We have to offer
]. Leads furnished
.. Protected territory
3. High commission plus bonus
plan,
4. Life. family and hospitaliza-
ton insurance.
5. Opportunity for advance
ment
q. Salary while training.
Experience helpful but not es-
sentiai. Car necessary. Call Ii.
3-Sl5l for interview
SCHOOL TEACHFR-If you have the
essential aptitudes, professional life
underwriting may offer YOU a fine
opportunity for continued service
and successful business sla1 career ,sae,h
salary. plus bonus until completely
established Please write for ap-
uointment. giving BACKGROUND Re-
plies confidential. Box l52-T. Star
SERVICEMEN. home laundry equip
ment; Apex, Easy. Thor experience
would be helpful: prefer Va resi-
dent as Va territory open job
requires car or panel truck for
outside service work. good past rec
ord essential. salary and MILEAGE
allowance open. Do not call unless
qualified. GAGHAN a. SHAW, Elk.
',-i5n0
SERV. STAT. ATTENDANT, white.
age - TO 40: lub egper and good
salesman Local refs good salary
and comm BARRON'S SUNOCO
SERVICE. Wis and River ri. nv.
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced iuve-
nile filter excellent position for
qualified man 1929 Wisconsin ave
nue. 3l63 l4th st. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN. exper.. family
shoes. steady Job. Top salary 81 50
Wilson blvd, Arlington. IA. 7-200i
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ENGINEER
ENGINEER, 3rd CLASS
20OO WOODLEY RID.
AIR-CONDITIONED BLDG.

Good salary anj a-bedrm. apt
available to right man, with
knowledge of air conditioning. Call
NO. 1881. MRS. DAVIS.
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Detached brick Coonio home in outstanding Iocoon
Center ho large living with fireplace we'll proporoned
dining room, lst-FLooR POWDER ROOM screened living
porch bedrooms and baths End floor Stoirs to oroe
storage ottic. Cheerful Gorooe Excellent
lot l35 IT, Deep Price S265oo OTHER THAN OPEN HOURS
coll Mr.. Mouton. EN-. 2-6547.
DirectionS Nebraska
Street. right on Mckinley to S0h Street, RIGHT
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several occasions I have seen
advertisements about prepara-
tions for cleaning out and treat
ing sewage matter in them. Are
they worth using?
ANSWER: If you have a
grease trap in the sewage line
between the kitchen and the
septic tank and the tank func-
tions properly. forget all about
such preparations. They have.
however, helped in many cases
where bacterial action has
ceased due to much grease or
the use of harsh caustics and
disinfectants around the house,
Bathroom Floor Tile
QUESTION: The floor in our
bathroom is of unglazed tile,
We were told to clean it with
one part muriatic acid and three
parts of water. This was done
and the acid rinSed off with
clear water. The floor was then
scrubbed with soap and hot
water. The tile is still lifeless,
dull and grimy looking. Could
we use straight muriatic acid to
brighten the appearance? How
long should it be left on? The
previous application was left on
for three minutes.
ANSWER: Do not use straight
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muriatic acid: in fact: the pro-
portions in the above solution
are considered too strong. The
usual mix is one part acid in
ten parts of water. The over
use of muriatic acid may dis
integrate the cement between
the tiles. If after allowing the
solution to remain on the tiles
for three minutes and you have
scrubbed the floor with more
OF the solution with no change,
I am afraid the tiles are Of a
low quality and the dizziness
cannot be removed. You might,
however, try waxing them.
Garage Floor
QUESTION: I have a 20 by
"a foot garage attached to my
house. 1t has a double thickness
of plywood on the floor with
storage space underneath. A
door from my living room opens
into the garage and both floors
are on the same level. What
can I put on the garage floor
to avoid running it from snow
and water that will drip of the
cars? Is there a paint or will
have to cover with linoleum?
ANSWER: The only thing
could suggest for the garage
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Fabric Can Be ofHeIp
In Pointing Ceiling

and the utility room is in the
rear. There is plenty of water
in the bath and utility room,
but very little in the kitchen.
Could it be possible that the
copper tubing is plugged or the
faucets are no good?
ANSWER: I suggest that you
first make sure that all the shut
off valves supplying water to
the kitchen are wide open. The
next step would be to look for
possible kinks or sharp bends
in the tubing which might de-
crease the diameter sufficiently
TO reduce the volume of water.
It is also possible that the end
of each length of tubing may
not be clean cut and thus affect
the water supply. Also, washers
in the faucets may be defective.
Storage Of Awnings
QUESTION: We have cloth
awnings and have to store them
in the attic where there is no
heat. Is there anything we can
put between the awnings to pre-
vent mildew?
ANSWER: If the attic is well
ventilated and there are no signs
of moisture on the rafters or
sheathing, you need not have
any fears about mildew. am
assuming, of course, that the
awnings were perfectly dry when
they were taken down. If there
is any question of dampness in
the attic coat the fabric with
"a mildewproofer, the kind that
is used on the sails of a boat.
Boat supply dealers sell it.
Septic Tank
QUESTION: have a septic
tank with two blind wells, and
drainage seems to be good. On
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By RODGER c. WHITMAN

QUESTION: The ceiling in
our large living room has been
refinished with a water-type
paint a dozen or so times. With
expansion and contraction, the
paint has developed hairline
checks. making it unsightly. es-
pecially at night with artificial
lighting. We have thought of
papering it but would appreciate
your suggestions.
ANSWER: With so many
coats of paint there is a pos
sibility that it may eventually
peel. If, however, the water
paints that you have used are
of the washable variety and
they stick we'll enough. the CELL
ing could be covered with paint
ers' cloth or canvas, then painted
in the usual manner. This type
of fabric is put up with a wall
paper paste after the cracks
have been filled with a spack-
ling. compound.
Christmas Tree Stain
Z. QUESTION: After we took
down the Christmas tree re-
gently, noticed some dark spots
on the living room rug. 1t looks
and feels like pitch. I tried all
kinds of scrubbing with soaps
and detergents. but nothing
seemed to work. Can you sug-
gest something I could try?
ANSWER: It's too bad you
didn't notice these spots before,
because the sooner you get after
a pitch stain, the easier it is
to remove (although at best,
it's not a quick, simple job.)
The National Institute of Rug
Cleaning recommends the fol-
lowing treatment in a release
they sent out just before Christ
mas: Use a noninfiammable
nontoxic spot-removing liquid,
applied with a medicine dropper
Work on a small area at a time,
and work from the outside of the
stain inwards. Blot with clean,
white cleansing, tissue. Repeat
as often as necessary.
/: Lowers Open in Winter?
+. QUESTION: Would I conserve
heat if I closed the attic lowers
during the cold weather?
ANSWER: remember a ques-
ton somewhat along these lines
a few weeks ago, although it
had to do with snow being blown
through the lower openings. and
not a question of saving heat.
My answer was then, and it
is now, that lowers should be
kept open all year round, to
provide the ventilation needed
to prevent condensation inside
the attic-which can cause seri-
Gus trouble. If your attic is in
sulated, or. at least, the attic
floor is insulated. there should
be no difference in the amount
of fuel consumed.
Low Water Pressure
?. QUESTION: I have a prob
lem about getting pressure in
the kitchen sink. Both the hot
and cold water lines are affected.
The bath is located on the north
side, kitchen is in the center
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Plan the Bathroom

In planning the arrangement
OF fixtures in a bathroom. try te
avoid placing the bathtub under
the window. Instead place the
heating unit under the window
This will make a much more
comfortable bathroom, the
Plumbing and Heating Indus
tries Bureau advises.
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floor is to paint It with a rubber
base floor paint. No compost
ton floor covering would be
advisable because of possible ex-
posure to the weather.
Mr.. Whitman offers readers
leaflets on q variety of subjects
concerning home repair work
II you would like to have his
leafiet W-21, PAINTING RA-
,DIATORS," send 10 cents in
coin to Roger C. Whitman, p
o. Box SO, Station G. New York
10, N. Y.
released by Consolidated
Newsfeatures, Incl
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Ridges Make Glue
Stuy in Bowel Hole

When inserting wooden
dowel into a hole, much of the
glue will be squeezed out unless
you make some provision for pre-
venting it.
You can do this by filing q
few ridges into the dowel ahead
of time. Also. it's a good idea
to make the hole a tiny bit
longer than the dowel. In both
these cases. you are providing
a place for the excess glue.
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EXCLUSIVE KENT-PRIcE sLAsHED S4.5oo-FULLY AIR
CoNDlTloNED-3122 ARIZONA AVENUE N.W.-oPEN SAT-,
l5 SUM-. l5-BeoufuI big brondrew brick rambler Wush-
inson distinguished residential You moy tho this
Of the last opportunities there will be buy
floor home this section Of the city Full hail. Living
l3l2x23 Separate dining Gorgeous oeeee kitchen Big
porch Mammoth basement contains huge recreation with fire.
place ond bar Oversize bun eoroee Drastic reduction $S50
Moss Ave to Nebcsko south Nbrosko Louehboro 3d.
tinue on Loushbco to Arizona Ave. left to home.
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BETHESDA tEDGEMooR AREA, 1915 MARION LANE-oPEN
SUN -5-one could not ok fO' desirable neshbohood
better floor pon for perfect fomiy living Imposing brick Colonel
with sote roof Through hall poneIed den
Spacious 13 living and adjoining porch Large dining
ROOM bright modern kitchen first floor large bedrooms and
boths second floor Hall stois unfinished third floor Very spo
eous recreation mods and u bath in full
Sorose Lovely wooded lot Priced at S2S00 Wisconsin Ave- Old
Georgetown Rd tBonk Of Bethesda left Old GEORGETOWN
Wilson Lone left Wilson TO Morton and right home.
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BREKELEY-BUILT BY FRANK S. PHILLPs-zzos 4stA
STREET N.W.-oPEN SAT-. is; SUM-, ll-5-HoW MANY
TIMES HAVE WE BEEN ASKED-MUST WE GO AWAY OUTSIDE
THE DISTRICT TO FIND NICE BIG NEW RAMBLER Here is
Just IS minutes from downtown but in beautifully
wooded the finest residential section with the peaceful
suburban atmosphere would expect find only miles Of
BY living Berkeley you hundreds Of dcos in foxes and
transportation eoNoT TO MENTION TIME and the physical and
mental son Of driving long distances and from work eoeh day
crowded streets and highways This luxurious rombler Of
white brick with mossse Buckingham sIcte roof It is built to
stondo Of excellence ot will supo the demonds Of the most
exoetne purchaser Spacious ho FOUR bedrooms
and THREE full boths One bedroom and both street level
ideo for Library Recreation with fireplace Fabulous big all
2eor bultn level with Ho stoirwoy immense
storage ottc THREE SHORT BLOCKS TO LADY OF VICTORY
CHURCH AND SCHOOL, Nebraska Ave- Foxho 3D. south Fox
hall Rd to St. next to MI Vernon Seminary right
block to 46th St., right to home.
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ANOTHER FINE RAMBLER VALUE m KENT PRICED IN
Low 3o'-oWNER URGES QUICK sALE-5ols KLINGLE
ST. NW.-oPEN SUM-. l5-Beor in mind thot the three 3D.
ceent communities Kent Bore and Spring Valley recognized
comprising the vary finest controlled residential section Wush
nston Most Of the homes Kent in the $4,000 to $4,000
ronge This attractive brick rambler only year old and like
new hos three bedrooms ond bohs Enormous full bose.
ment Recreation with fireplace Oversize buin garage
High elevation Trees Wonderful to stores truns-
potoion and down town. PURCHASER MAY ASSUME FIRST
TRUST OF APPROXIMATELY $4,000 AT AVA PAYABLE STA
Ptk MONTH Moss Ave to Nebraska Ave. around Word Circle
and south on Nebraska Ave- into LoushbOoueh Rd continue
louehborOush Arizona Ave. block to nae qht TO home
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
KITTY HAWK
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
KITTY HAWK, N. G..

The Dare County Board of Edu-
cation will receive bids until 2:0C
PM, Tuesday, November 10Th
1857 in the Auditorium of Manteo
School, Manteo, N. c., and at that
time open and read aloud all bids
submitted by qualified contractors
holding applicable licenses in
North Carolina, for the construc-
ton of an elementary school con-
tanning approximately 10000 So
#. at Kitty Hawk. N. C.
Separate bids will be received
on General, Plumbing, Heating,
and Electrical work consistent with
all North Carolina statutes appli-
cable thereto.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids without fur
Their obligation to any bidder and
waive any or all formalities per-
mitted by North Carolina statutes
that the Board may deem to the
interest of the project.
Each bid shall be accompanied
by bid bond equal to $50 of the
bid.
A performance bond in an
amount equal to the contract price
and payment bond in an amount
equal to fifty percent of the con-
tract price shall be delivered to
the Board by the successful bidder
at the time the contract is signed
All bonds shall be payable to
the Dare County Board of Educa-
ton and shall be issued by sure
ty company authorized to do bust
ness in North Carolina.
Plans and specifications may be
examined at the ACC. offices at
Raleigh, Greensboro, and Charlotte
N. c.; Dodge Plan Rooms at Dur
ham and Charlotte, N. C. and Nor
folk. Virginia; office of County
Superintendent of Schools, Man.
teo. N. C. and the Architects of
flee. Additional plans may be Sc
cured by qualified contractors at
the office of Burett H. Stephens
and Robert H. Stephens. Archi-
tects, 504 Pollock Street, New
Bern, N. c.. upon a deposit of
twenty-five ($25.OO) dollars. Such
deposit will be returned to bona
fide bidders when the plans and
specifications have been returned
in good order direct to the office
of the Architect within ten (1O)
days after the date on which the
bids have been opened.
DARE COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
E. A. Gray, Chairman
Mary L. Evans, Secretary
T-11-1-2tC
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Johnnie Combs, B. B. Combs
Mrs. Lena Whitson, and Mrs. Min
ME Alexander attended the funeral
of Lester Jones in Hartford last
week.
G. A. Jones has returned home
from Marine Hospital in Norfolk
Mrs. Pearl Cooper is visiting
Mrs. Annie Turner, Miss ADELAIDE
Combs and Mrs. SADIE Combs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durwood Cooper
are visiting Mrs. Cooper's mother
Mrs. M. v. Cohoon.
Mrs. Marie Watson and daugh-
ter, Sandra visited Mr.. and Mrs
C. o. Workman and Mr.. and Mrs,
C. C. Combs.
Shelbourn Williams and son
Roger, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Davenport OF
Portsmouth, Va. visited Mrs. Leo
ma Norman and Mrs. Minnie Liver
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Cooper of
Portsmouth, Va. are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs Irma Jones and son Glenn
of Norfolk, Va. spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Williams.
Franklin Smith of Norfolk, Va.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Smith.
Little Ronald Lee Cohoon was
admitted to Columbia Hospital for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Combs of
Creswell visited Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Patrick here Sunday.
William ]. Gibbs is at his home
here sick with flu. He was unable to
return to his work in Norfolk.
Larry Gene Armstrong is in Co.
lumbia Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lora Meekins Of
Norfolk were week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Liverman.
The ladies of the W.S.C.S. met
at the home of Mrs. Herman CO.
hoon Friday night. They packed
used clothing to send to Korea.
Mrs. Cohoon served cake, coffee
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INFORMAL PARTY HONORS
MISS MIRIAM FEREBEE

Miss Miriam Ferebee, November
bride-elect, was guest of honor
Monday afternoon when Mrs. Vic
tor Meekins entertained informally
at. the Meekins home near Manteo.
A color scheme of pink and
white was carried out. The dining
table was covered with a Chinese
embroidered linen cloth and CEN
tered with an arrangement Of pinl;
chrysanthemums thanked by pink
candles in crystal candelabra. Mrs.
Francis w. Meekins presided at
the punch bowl and little Miss
Susan Meekins assisted in enter
tanning. Refreshments of party
sandwiches, individual cakes, minis
and sailed nuts were served.