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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25
SOCIAL NOTES

MANY TEACHERS of Lee
flore County and the Green
wood City schools attended the
Third District Teachers Asso-
citation in Leland, Miss, Satur-
day, January 18.
MRS. GLADYS FRIERSON
and children spent the week
end in Jackson, Tenn, with
their husband and father, Mr..
John Cecil Frierson who has
opened a drug store in that
city.
MRS. ADELE G.. MITCHELL
was called to Clarksdale last
week to the bedside of her
parents, Grand Master and
Mrs. J. c. Gillian, who are
both confined to bee.
GAMMA Gamma Zeta Chap
ter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,
celebrated Founders Day Sum-
day, January 10, at Mississippi
Vocational College at 3 p. m.
with Atty. Jackson H. Young
of Jackson, guest speaker. All
who attended the program en-
joyed the fine address brought
by Atty. Young. Following the
program a reception for the
speaker was held in the Home
Economic Building. Mrs. Way
ne Reynolds, Basileus.
A REPRESENTATIVE num-
Der of the clubs and organiza-
tons of the city attended the
Zeta's Founders Day program
at Mississippi Vocational Col
lege, Sunday evening, Jan. 10.
MR.. and MRS. B. F. JONES,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hender-
son and Mrs. Mamie Gipson,
all of Clarksdale, Miss, said
hello to many friends in
Greenwood, Sunday.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25

ED STANCIL and Mr.. Geo.
Kelly were doing nicely at the
Greenwood Leflore Hospital
according to a recent report
from friends who visited them.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25

REV. and MRS. M. S. Quit
man returned to their home in
Yazoo City after spending five
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Stringfellow on Broad Street
in this city. Rev. and. Mrs. Quit
man visited the New Founda-
ton M. B. Church, Avenue K,
where he is the pastor and
founder. He is still on the sick
list.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25

MR.. M. C. AVERHART is
being missed from his post of
duty at Mckinney Baptist
Church, due to illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

Westinghouse Powered, Equipped
10 Zis-Zss, sew on buttons, darn.
etc. Al Warehouse, Falls Church
and 3l6 r 81. Only
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
Rummage Sale Is
Set for Friday

Tne Catholic Women Guild Of
the Chapel Of s. Thomas More
wiz haic q runmage sale on FRI
day afternoon, N0s Il. and all
DAY Saturday. NOV Is. In the
former vacant Slxowd Motor CO
building on the corner Of Franklin
and Columbia Street
There viii be clothing for men
women and children. furniture
baby items and many household
aftlcles
Come and browse around.
says the announcement One per
s0n white elephant may be JUS,
the item you have been trying 10
find for thai certain spo, in your
home
Anyone wishing 10 donate any
usable articles Of any kind is ask
ed io cali 10 Ann Cetsinger at
s-Gzii or Mary Sbogren at S~0l73
Mary Claire Yarbfo. 7-lSSz is
the chairman Of the sale and viii
be happy 70 arrange TO have any
item donated plckec W
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
Franklin Street Parking Space Seems
Plentiful as Meters Begin Operation

The of street parking lots tins
morning were fun and the bus5-
ness sections Of the town had
many street parking spaces that
were no; beng used Such vas the
influence Of the parking meters
that weB. INTO operation a. .
o clock this morning. At 9 45 one
block OF WeS; Franklin Street
cidn', hsve 8 single car parked on
il
Where parking is limited 70 IL
MINUTES bronze meters are used.
These take only pennies and one
penny pays for The l2-mInute park
Ing time such meters are found
on Henderson Street pesr the Post
Office ard Ia front ot the Bank
Of chapei Hin. the office Of the
University Service Plants. the
University National Bank the Bus
Station and Western Union
Silver col0red meters are used
where tne parking limit Is one
h5ar Into this type Of meter q
nickel Or one 10 five pennies may
be inserted The silver coiored
meters are found in the heavily
congegtec areas ot LAS, Franklin
Street. parts Of Columbia Street
and in some sections Of West
Franklin Stree.
Ligni green meters indicate 6
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
Mayors Issue Veterans Day Proclamation

the veterans Of all the wars 1f
this Nation who have contributed
50 much to the preservation of
this Nation: to remember the
sacrifices Of al those who fought
so valiantly on the seas. in the air,
and on the foreign shores TO pre-
serve our heritage Of freedom, and
WHEREAS. the Governor of the
State Of North Carolina by proc
lamation has further requested all
citizens of this State to observe
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
Orange Grove
By Mrs. H. VI. Perry Jr

y
The Orange Grove Home Dem
ons,rstlon CluD met las, Monday
ai the nome Of Mrs John KIRK,
with Mrs Banks Lioyd. the presi-
dent presiding Mrs Cbern Cheek.
VICE y e8ident led the devotiOns
The group voted 70 bring contrloU-
tons 70 the Empty Stocking Fund
70 the mex meeting
r Miss Jessie Trowbridge, the
home agent, gave a demonSGa-
tion on tailoring She shUee ed hoH
"a garment can be made 70 III
better by pressing il while il Is
being made
Others present were Miss Mae
Crawford Mrs Glen Cheek Mrs
EDDIE Hines and Mrs H NJ,
Perry Jr The next meeting will
be held at 2 pm Tuesday Dec
& with Mrs EDDIE Hines.
Many Orange Grove people vent
10 Snpes Store Last Tuesday to
cast Their votes Most Of them
voted tte Democratic ticket.
The Younger Adult Circle met
Wednesday night with Mrs II NJ
Perry jf Along with the Judson
Lennon Circle. 1t viii hold Us De.
ceinber meeting at the chwcn
Those at Wednesdays meeting
were Mrs Clarence Lloye. Mss
Settle Felmel. Miss Patsy Lacock
Mrs c b Dsyis. Mrs. Jane:
Ballard. and Mrs. James Snipe.
Jr Mrs Perry served bakec
ALASKA and coffee
The men have been busy cutting
and saving lumber for tbs
church S new education unit,
The Adult Circle met last Mon
day night with Mrs Billy DOdson
The members voted 10 change tht
name Of the circle to the Judsot
Lennon Circle after missionary
whose father was q former psStol
of Cane Greek Church at Orang'
Grove Those at the meeting were
Mrs. A. g Crawford Sr. Mis-
Rebecca Crawford. Mrs Joe
Crawford, Mrs Clem Cheek. Mrs
W + Lloyd. and Mrs. II. NJ
Perry Sr
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

Mayor o. X. CornweIl Of Chapel
Hid and Mayor r. B. Todd Of
Czrrboro have issued the follow
ing proclamation Of Veterans
Day:
WHEREAS. the President Of the
United States has issued q proc
larnation calling upon al the
citizens Of this Nation to observe
Tuesday. November IL. 1858 as
Veterans Day 10 commemorate
and 10 pay appropriate homage to
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

Tuesday. November IL. 1858 as
Veterans Day,
NOW. THEREFORE. We. Oliver
X. CornweIl, Mayor OF the City OF
Chapel Hill. and r. B. Todd,
Mayor of the City of Carrboro. do
hereby call upon all our citizens
to observe Tuesday. November IL,
1858 as Veterans Day. We request
all citizens Of our Cities, business
enterprises, veterans organiza-
tons and city officials to assist
the State Committee for the OBJ
servance of Veterans Day in every
way possible for the observance OF
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

Crayeside services lor Richard
jackson SguiTes JT fiye-dsy old
son Of Mr.. and MrT. r. Squires
u Chapel Hill we're conducted al
l3 pm today Monday st the
New Chapel Hill Cemetery by the
Rev Victor S Dowd Richard died
Saturday night at Memorial Hos
.pital HIS grandparents are MIR and
Mrs Rupert Squires Of Carrboro
and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fogle-
man of Chapel Hill
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
REAL ESTATE

On a handsome big lot (more than
an acre. is this roomy, solid, large
family home available for your in
spection at any time. It's only a
few years old, has five bedrooms,
two ceramic baths, a full dry base
ment, separate dining room, kit
chen with dishwasher and other
convenient features. The location
is top neighborhood and the
house is at must sell price. Call
Mrs Olsen or anyone at Foushee-
Olsen.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
COME IN

Come In and let US help you find
just the right home with the best
arrangements for you. Many Chapel
Hillians have. Besides the homes
listed here we have an excellent
variety for your inspection in such
areas as Tenney Circle, 0akwoOd,
Gimghoul. Westwood. Laurel Hill,
Ransom ST. and others. All types
OF financing and various sizes. One
OF four out OF town homes might
suit you, too. Call Mrs. Sarah o..
sen. John Foushee, or Bill Olsen
Jr. at N3I or drop In at your
earliest convenience. Lots in
Greenwood, Lake Forest, Clark
Hills. Smith Ave. Morgan Creek
Area. Barclay Rd.. and others.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
University String Quartet Will
Give Concert Tuesday, Nov. Ii

Ible They vii perform Beetfo-
ver's Quartef. 0p. LIZ Boccheri-
ms Quarts, 0p. q Nc 4 and
Debassy's Quartes 0p No.
Mr.. Alden. first y1okHist. teaches
vsolIn. theo-y, ard graduate eo.E
SEES IN rrzusacolsgy IN the UNc-
MUSIC Department. ShscA sponsors
the 7ues6sv Evening Series For
nes concez master of the u C.
Syrnpa0Cy and Of the Mozaa Fes-
4val Orchestra II ASbeville. be
mas appeared as sololsi gIth both
of these zx vel a wIth other
0rchegtraS.
Mrs. Alden. vsclsnIs; enc teach
e. OF strings IL Chapel Hill, has
also aelc frs casaE position IN
the n C. Symphony anc the uni-
sserssty Syuar,hoay
Mrs. Heard. second vioiInast,
studied violin wIth the late Otto
Ear Cadek a: the University Of
Alabama and with Mischa Mis-
chakoa a. the Juilisro School Of
MuSaG ln New York
Miss CIa-ke. flrgt ceilist with
tbe UnHe-xity Symphony Is q
yy4f4afafs s4xe8rs am w the INC
Musle Department She holds q
master degree from the Man
hatten School OF Music and has
performed II c0ncerl 10 Germany
as vel AS III TINS country
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

two hour parking limit Dimes,
nickeas or pennies may be used IN
these meters. depending on the
amount Of time the space is TO be
used or on the GUNS available. A
penny vii pay for Il minutes
parking time. q nickel for one
hour Several pennies UP 10 iDl
or two nickels may be used IN
these meters.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT: FOR 3 OR
months or semester. direct from
owner. desirable furnished house
or apartment, Starting Ii January
or February LIST, By most desirable
couple. Phone Mrs. Olsen al Fou-
shee Olsen Really
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

November IL, 1858 with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we
have hereunto set our hands and
caused the official seals Of the
Cities of Chapel Hill and Carrboro
to be affixed.
Done this sixth day of November
in the year of our Lord nineteen
hundred and fifty eight, and OF the
independence Of the United States
Of America the one hundred and
eighty-second.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

me University Ssring QRzr1el
win give the fourth concer4 o.
fhis falls Tuesday Evening Series
aE 9 pm. nor. la. IN hin Hal. Is
members are Edgar and .Dsreihy
Aaden- Jean HearE, and Mary
Gray Clarke. now in Their eighth
yezr t0gesher rs chamber snsem-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE BY OWNER-NEW
house on large handicapped lot, 3
bedrooms, living room with fire
place. dining room. kitchen, bath,
screened porch. and storage at
tic. Call 8-l327.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

For 500 down and SIS per month
you can purchase this good two
bedroom house, at Pine Street
Carrboro It's many good features
and low price will delight you!
Listen 10 these large light kitchen
with four full windows, plaster
walls, good oak flooring, four clos
cts. half basement with operating
washing machine. termite treated,
good insulation, fine shade trees,
extra workshop building, street TO
be paved within year. city water
and sewer with only county taxes,
walking distance to school and bus
line, 100 TO lot with swings
and BENCH. and well, for home IN.
yestment this one is a very good
value! And excellent financing.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

Subdivision
. OPPORTUNITY SEx1een
acres and seven rom
home one and : hsf rsifes
from carrborc PoSi Office
Smith Level Road Cal v
B. Williams a. sS7E
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
FOR SALE

FURNISHING A RENT APART
meni Save "a on any odd pieces
and suites Good wood dinettes
start at $3.50. Tyson Cash &
Garry Mebane.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
FOR SALE

ONE RANGE, DELUXE QUAIL
Ity. 4-burner, excellent shape $50
Can be seen II Mt Bolus Phone
9-6l62
SMALL DUOTHERM OIL HEAT
er and outside tank Good condi-
ton. Call S-3952.
FOR SALE TAKE Up PAY
ments on 1857 Plymouth. Like new
Call S-G723 after 6 I'm.
NEWLY FINISHED S PIECE
bedroom suite with good springs
$40 %, antique lounge newly GOV
cred 5000, walnut finish dining
table and 6 chairs 5000, double
springs $500, chest with mirror
SO %; walnut antique double bed
SIS, %, walnut finish double bed
5000. Phone 945S-30Sl.
VIRC CINIA S LARGEST GROWERS
Of fruit trees, small fruit. nut
trees. landscape plant material
offer S-pg. Planting Guide catalOg
In color. Regular SOC value free
on request. Sslespeople wanted
Write Dept. MT. Waynesboro Nur-
series. Waynesboro. Virginia
FLOCK OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Red Pullets. Just beginning TO pro
duce eggs. VIII sell any part or
all Cab 1881 or 1921.
REMEMBER WE STILL HAVE
the best furniture. silver and brass
poiishes Whitehall Shop. Durham
Road. Phone S479.
ONE THOR WASHING MACHINE
with wringer Good condition. Best
offer. Phone 9-5708.
EXTRA LONG ENGLANDER
double bed. box springs; Kenmore
dish washer, excellent condition
$50 %. WILLING TO TRADE for
sturdy double decker or trundle
beds. Phone S9l9l.
STEELE'S MAST0DON PANSIES
easy 10 grow. huge blooms. bril-.
Liant colors. Also perennisls sweet
williams. pink wallflowers; bulbs
hyscinth. daffodil. tulip, crocus
shrubs: holly. hgustrum. msgno-
liza. Dickingon's Garden Center
Durham Rd. Phone 9-2S86.
81 PLYMOUTH STATION WA.
gon. V-S. Two door. Excellent con
dition. Best offer. Call s-s6s6 after
200 PM
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
Phone
9-I21I
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED TO BUY. FOR CASH.
reasonably priced lot along Dur.
ham Road Prefer one acre Write
c o Box DB. Chapel Hill Weekly.
giving details.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
REAL ESTATE

RESTRICTED AREA, LARGE
level lots, city water. wooded and
open. Priced at $3.50 Lots are
fully financed at 5% interest with
low down payment. Ride through
Plantation acres just west Of town
off Highway H.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
REAL ESTATE
Glen Heights

Glen Heights ,...... 81, ,50o.o
Three bedrooms. Panelled kitchen
dining room Built in attic fan
Screen porch and carport. Call
Kutz Realty Company 1881 or your
local RealtOr.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
HOUSES FOR SALE

NEW 8 BEDROOM BRICK HOME
for sale $l3,5 500, lou down pay
ment, city water, ceramic bath
l53' frontage lot. Located In Plan
tation Acres just west Of town off
Highway 54. See Simpson )owner
500 Pm. TO 6:0o Pm. daily at
house.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
HOUSES FOR SALE

ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME.
6 rooms. bath and one-haH Piazza
and double garage on first floor
Large finished basement with pri-
yate outdoor entrance. Huge COM
pletely finished family or hobby
room and storage area on second
nOr. Big lawn, fine trees within
two city blocks Of local bus route
Nice neighbors. Owner leaving
town. SIG. 500. Phone eA3l or 9-59Sl
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
kUTz REALTY COMPANY
Telephone 1851
0 Barclay Road

50 Barclay Road $l2. 500. .o'
Three bedroom brick. fireplace II
living room Air conditioner Sis
closets Plumbed for washer Cal
Kutz Realty Company 1881 OF
your local RealtOr.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
HOUSES FOR SALE

BY 0W NER: WHITEHEAD
Circle. 3 bedrooms. study. Excel
lent income apartment. or apart
ment could be converted TO family
use. Call 8-304s.
FOR SALE-HOUSE IN RALEIGH
with spacious living quarters
downstairs and two completely
furnished apartments upstairs 10
rent. p. o. Box lll04. Raleigh.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
HOUSE PLUS

This well maintained, three bed
room house has solidity plus con-
veniences PLUS. Some Of the
plusses are city water and sewer.
paved street and drive. large gar
age. two porches, basement, a full,
well developed attic room with
rough plumbing for another bath.
The price is $4,000. location is
Lindsey St. near bus, shopping
and Carrboro elementary school,
and the financing is good.
FHA INSURED LOAN
Three bedroom brick house with
large attractive kitchen and a
good FHA insured financing.
FOUR BEDROOMS AND =.
A spacious, eight room house with
beautiful large. panelled fire
place in living room, handsome
chandaIiered dining room. two full
baths, a good close in Rosemary
Street t5i2l location and price is
less than IS 600.
KITCHEN. FAMILY ROOM AND
VALUE
The conveniently designed warm
kitchen with the pine panelled
cabinets opens into the pretty. pine
panelled family room with fire
place and extra storage space. Al
so on the first floor are living
room, dining room, bedroom, and
half bath; upstairs are two bed
rooms and bath. and the basement
has washer outlets, a shower, and
recreation room with fireplace
and outside entrance. OIL heat,
small lot and maintenance two
blocks from downtown conyenien.
ces.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

FOR SALE: BY OWNER 4 BED
room, 2h baths, separate dining
roam. oil, hot water heat Six
miles out Old Durham Rd. Call
Durham 7.94lJ9
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

S0uth Circle, Dogwood
Acres .. 81. .o0e. 90.
Three bedroom brick larger than
most ranch style houses including
garage, utility room. bath and
half. Call Kutz Realty Company
1881 or your local ealt0r.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
HELP WANTED

WANTED: RECEPTIONIST AS.
sistant TO dentist. Must have i'm
tiatiye, ability 70 meet public and
be willing 10 learn office manage
ment plus dental assisting. High
school graduate preferred, State
full details OF qualifications In re-
ply. Write Box ANC, care Of
Weekly.
ONE TAXI DRIVER. REFER
ences required. Hollywood Cab
Company. Chapel Hill. N C.
Phone 66ll.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

Near UNC Tv Tower, Chatham
County .,...,.... SIS 10000
Fifteen acres and unusual home
revoked in early American In
cludes fireplace In kitchen and
den. modern heating and plumb
ing. Call Kutz Realty Company
1891 or your local Realtor
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

For Best Results-Use The
Weekly's Want-Ads.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

81 PLYMOUTH STATION WA.
gon. V-S. Two door. Excellent con
dition Best offer. Call s-s6s6 after
200 PM.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

MOST HOUSE FOR YOUR
money. 7-roon house In top condi-
ton. plus basement recreation
room with fireplace. Near center
Of downtown Chapel Hill. Imme-
date possession. Phone S43l or
s-5ssl.
SPACIOUS. COMFORTABLE
house on Windsor Circle in Glen
Heights. 3 bedrooms. Ia ceramic
tile baths. knotty pine kitchen with
cabinets and adjoining dinette
Beautiful wooded lot. Marble
block finish with cedar shingle
siding $4,000. Reasonable terms
Weswin, Inc Phone 9-l34l.
FOR SALE BY OWNER 42e
Ridgefield. 3 bedrooms III baths
living dining room. screened por
ch. electric kitchen including GE
dishwasher disposal. wall refriger
atOr. Wall to wall carpet, and vene-
tian blinds. Brick veneer construc-
ton on newly established lawn
on paved street within city limits
Cali 7-28S5 after S 80 Pm.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

EXTRA LONG ENGLANDER
double bed. box springs; Kenmore
dish washer, excellent condition
$50 %. WILLING TO TRADE for
sturdy double decker or trundle
beds. Phone 8-0l9I.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

hliiSDOf0 .....,......., VIZ ,SJ.W
Georgian Colonial Home in Hills.
b0ro only is easy miles from UNC.
Value for person interested in re-
storing. Includes revenue produc-
ing cottage.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

Read Weekly Classified Ads!
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

NICE THREE BEDROOM BRICK
home IN quiet residential section
Of PittSboro Telephone Kingswood
2-3452
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
HOUSES FOR RENT

THREE BEDROOM USE.
Bolin Heights. Chapel Hill Realty
Phone G566.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

Houses built on your lot with little
or no down payment. Call Kutz
Realty Company 1891.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

ONE THOR WASHING MACHINE
with wringer. Good condition Best
offer. Phone 9-5708.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

ONE RANGE, DELUXE QUAIL
Ity. 4-burner. excellent shape $50.
Can be seen II Mt Bolus Phone
9-6l62.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

Member Of Chapel Hill Board of Realtors
Member Of Durham Board Of Realtors
Member of international Real Estate Traders Association
We solicit your inquiries buying selling, listing
for sale or Renting Real Estate.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

REMEMBER WE STILL HAVE
the best furniture. silver and brass
p0iishes. Whitehall Shop. Durham
Road. Phone S479.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

TWO FOUR ROOM HOUSES.
Call W. P. Jordon, 215 Henderson
Street.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

FOR SALE TAKE UP PAY
ments on 1857 Plymouth. Like new
Call S-G723 after 6 I'm.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

SMALL Duo -THERM OIL HEAT.
er and outside tank Good condi-
ton Cali 6-3952.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10

FLOCK OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Red Pullets. Just beginning TO pro
duce eggs. VIII sell any part or
all Cali 1881 or 1921.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-10
APARTMENT FOR RENT

UNPUBLISHED ONE-BEDROOM
apartment! on PritchHd Avenue
Extension for $G5 %. Has stove and
refrigerator. Phone 1881 or 342l.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-28
New Hours At l The Post Office

Postmistress Marge Bohrer has announced the summer mail schedule as follows:
 Anchorage and Seattle mail leaves daily at 9:15 am. On Friday it closes at 9:15 am. and 4::45 pm. Saturday 11:3O am.
 Fairbanks and Seattle mail schedule daily at 12:45 also 4:45 pm. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, except Saturday and Sun day when mail closes at 11:3O am.
 There is an outside box, stated the postmistress for the con- venience of the public which can be used when the post office is closed.
 Mail is sorted daily, including Sunday and patrons with boxes will find the post office doors open on Sunday from 3 to 5 o'clock p.m..
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-28
Libyans Rejoice With Alaskans on Admission to Union

Even in far away Tripoli in Libya, people are rejoicing with Alaska and it's advance into state hood. We quote from the Sun day Ghibli:
 "Mr Walter B. Mccarthy, di- rector of traffic and sales for Air Jordan Airways has added yet another state of the LISA to the Sunday Ghibli mailing list by sending the newspaper to Alaska.
 In fact, MT. Mccarthy was so very keen about the newest of the United States that I began to think Alaska had absorbed the Union instead of the Union in cooperating Alaska. But then seventh generation American Irishman Mccarthy is used to such muddle-ups."
 Mccarthy is on temporary duty in Tripoli from his post in Leba- non and is relieving an M. J. Mccarthy, which confuses people.