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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-09
Mrs. ]. o. Prince
Enfertains Class

The FidcliS Glass of the Tabo-
City Baptist Sunday School me;
with Mrs. Oliver Prince at he.
home Monday evening.
Mr.. LaDoSta Fecher gay,
the program entitled The Gold
en- Ruiy and Being Good Neigh
bors."
During the bcSincss session a
fellowship meeting was slatco
with d picnic supper for III,
families of the class members al
the church on Friday evening
July l8. 1t will be a picnic affair
and all mmebers, both active and
associate, are to attend.
During the social period Mrs
Prince served cake and punch to
3 members.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-09

The church was decorated with
palms, southern greenry, white
gladioli and seven branched can
Idlebabras. Special pews were
marked with white satin ribbon
and fever few.
Wedding music was presented
by Mrs. Muriel Hardee, pianist,
and Miss Jane Smith, vocalist.
Selections included Il Love Fou
Truly" and Indian Love Call"
which was played during the
double ring ceremony. The
Lords Prayer was sung as the
benediction.
Billy Prince. brother-in-law of
the bridegroom, was best man.
Ushers were Kenneth Ray, Fax
on Ray. Wilbert Ray and Elder
idge Ray, all brothers Of the
bride, of Tabor City.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore q
gown of imported satin with &
bolero of Chantilly lace ending
in Gala Lilly points over the
hands. Her finger tip veil OF
imported net was attached TO Z
bandcau of seed pearls She car
ried a White Bible topped with
a purple throated orchid anc
,Showercd with lily of the valley
StreamerS.
Miss Virginia Gore was maid OF
honor and she wore a ballerina
length gown of pink taffeta anC
net. She wore a close fitting head
piece OF pink velvet with dainty
flowers. Her flowers were {
noScgay of pink rosebudS with
pink tulle and matching ribbon
The bridesmaids were Miss
Shirley Rockwell and Miss Jer-
ri Inman. They wore identical
dresses of blue taffeta and chif-
fon. They carried nosegays anc
wore head pieces identical tC
that of the honor attendant.
The flower girls were Jerri
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-09
8ridse Party Given
By Mrs. B. A. GarreIl

Mrs. b. y. Carroll entertained
CT bridge club and thre,
idc's-to-bc at her home on the
July 18.
Six tables of bridge were in
~ with Mrs. r. c. Harrelson.
+. and Mrs. {. L. Plott receiv-
- the high and second high a
trGS respectively.
Shoulder corSagcs and honor
It's were presented to Miss
Enn Corbctt, Miss Frances Ann
E,s,morcland and Miss Peggy
Carter.
others playing were Mrs. B.
Hughes, Mrs. Fred Jernigan.
'.. Mrs. r. L. Sweeley, Mrs.
ell Mercer, Mrs. j. P. Dicus.
irs. JAMIE b. Bell, Mrs. Howard
.2rrcISon. Mrs. Lonnic Z. Viii
pughby. Jr., Mrs. Willard
.'H-nL Mrs. II. G. Cameron
rs. ". II. Shelley, Jr., Mrs. J.
WIn>,cad, Mrs. James Carroll.
lis. Baxter Hood, Mrs. S. l..
"cNson. Mrs. J. {. Bell, Jr.
WIS. Arthur Prince, Miss Ann
Brooks McGougan and Miss
Lany Walden.
During the progressions Mrs.
Idrrell served pink lemon ade,
potato chips and nuts and at the
conclusion of play a green vege-
table salad course was served
with accessories IN the bridal
motif. Plastic daisy favors were
on the plates.
TIE home was decorated in
MIXED summer flowers for the
evening affair.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-09

|LDsMOBHE FOR SALE =
1883 Oldsmobile, two door,
two-tone, automatic transmits
sion, radio. heater. padded
dash, wheels, tires, trunk,
radio aerial, two ash trays.
glove compartment and sever
al other accessories. In terrible
condition until / spent $500
on repairs. Has plenty Of mile
age but still plenty Of mileage
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-09

FOR SALE-Save nsney n
you're in the market for a
child's rocking horse. Ny
youngster loved a rocking
horse when it belonged to-
someone else. When she got
her own she couldn't even look
at it. Am asking $50 but will
take SIT. Not interested In
swapping for a real horse since
l already have plenty of other
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-09
MISS ANNETTE RAY IS BRIDE OF
MR.. LARRY WAYNE CARTRETTE

In a candlelight ceremony In
the Iron Hill Baptist Church,
Sunday. June %, at 4 p. m. Miss
Annette Ray, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. M. Ray bacame the
bride of Larry Wayne Cartrette,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cart
rette
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-09

-. m NJ. J II. Parhan-
a.- returning today 10 Miami
Fla. following IA visit with her
mother. Mrs. Charles Sanbcrg
md sister. Mrs. {. c. Corbett
ST. and family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-09

and comfort left in il. Your
pay more for one Just like n
il you buy 1t elsewhere. FiAt
S575 cash gets 1t Contet
Al Harrison, phone 1921 br
37o6, Tabor City, N. C.
(7/s/5s)
Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Norri,
and children of Townsville
spent the week with Mrs. Ida
Bell Cartrette.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-09

problems to take care of nv,
spare moments. Contact All
Harrison, phone 1921 or 3706,
Tabor City, N. c. (TTN) i
FOR SALE - Massey -Harrisl
pony tractor with disc. bottoml
pillow and cultivator. All pric-l
ed at only $3.50. See Bossmanl
Herring, phone Loris 1882
Located between Loris g. Tab
or City. (4tc)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
Old Abilene

Bible School for Prince Edward
charge Methodist churches d
Douglas and Bethlehem Presley
terrain churches viii be held June
% through June y at Beulah
Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs, Roland Strickland
and children. Of Winston Salem.
n c. visited Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Garrett and family. over the week
end Nh. and Mrs Tommy Moody
and child, visited there Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S D Bailey have
returned from trip to Tennessee,
where they visited Mrs. Bailey s
parents She saw all her brothers
and sisters while there.
Robert Bell. Of Richmond. spent
Memorial holidays with his sister.
Mrs M O. Chappell and her
family Mr. and Mrs Robert Webb
visited her Sunday
Recent visitors of Mrs. Elizabeth
Denis were Mr. and Mrs. Du Ross
Noblct. Of Norristown Pa.
Mrs Elizabeth Denis and Joe
Lancaster toured Skyline Drive dur
lnE the week and were overnight
guests Of his sister.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
Green Bay

Mr. and Mrs N B Rivelre, and
daughter, Janet. Of Norfolk spent
the week end at their cottage here.
Mrs A P CarWlle. of Bnckine
ham, spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day Of last week with MIR. and Mrs
G B Garrett Mr. and Mrs Willard
Morrison, and Albert. OF Farmvillc,
were dinner guests OF the Carrots
Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Morris, and
Linda, Of Richmond were supper
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Mike Glas-
cock Saturday
Mrs Charlie Dowdy and Char
lene, Of Farmvllle and MI and
Mrs Earl Jones and Mrs TIA Fay
Barnes Of Burkcyillc were Sunday
guests of MI and Mrs f Nj SIN
naut
Mrs Locke In Hospital
Mrs r. H Glascock and Mrs
Mike Gloscock visited their aunt.
Mrs Locke. al The S0uthslde Com
munity hospital Thursday
MI and Mrs Bobby Wilson. a0d
children. We're recent week eAd
guests Of MI. and Mrs W I Ford
al Church Road
Misses Ann and MNrtle Scott. ii
Richmond were week end guests u
MI. and MIS- l. A Love
Mrs c B Beck spent several
days last week with NM. and MIS-
Jehn Redd al Ellerson
MI and Mrs G w Palmer We're
In Richmond Monday
\unnallN al Home. Better
l. 7 Nunnally, WHO has been
sick at the homo Of his daughter.
Mrs Paul Manns AZ Bowling Green
fol some time came home Monday
for 4 short Stay fie II much iai-
proved but Is san unda A doctor
care Mrs MAINS brought mm and
spent Monday night here
Mrs Elsie Williams and daugh-
tcs, Miss Emily Williams Of Rocky
Mount, N c.. were Tuesday guests
fl Mr. and Mrs T. T Nunnally
S N Byrl Price Who Mas been
Stationed at ClarkSyille Tenn for
the past year Is home On , 80-day
leave after which ~ VIII be s'a-
toned at Norfolk
Green Bay Burkeyille ara me-
hetrin residents have ORGANIZED
baseball teams and plan 70 play
each week end al one 81 The other
Of these places
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
SO Seventh Graders
Will Graduate

Sixty Farmville Elementary
School seventh graders are to re
ceive certificates at exercises to-
night Thursday at 8 IN the high
school auditorium
Talents of the Seventh Grade"
will be the theme of the program
Dr.. c. Lloyd Arehart. pastor of
Farmville Presbyterian church,
viii give the invocation. and f. A.
Payne. general supervisor of
schools in Prince Edward and
Cumberland counties. will hand out
the certificates.
Only other adults on the program
will be Mrs G. F. Wilson. who
will present the Slate Hill chapter
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton, essay award. and Miss Lucy
Adams. elementary school princi-
pal. who will make several an
nouncements.
Seventh graders on the program
AMiiNN tiN ~ DitS pdtQ, NilO " Hi
give the welcome. Mike Andrews
who will give the SEA annual re
port. Betty Bennett Taylor and
Nancy Gillian. who will play the
piano, Karen Kelly and Carolyn
Fischer. who will read their win
ming class poems Bobby New
man, who will give a talk on
achievements IN science, M AIRY
Frances Arehart who will give a
humorous rea ding. Sammy
Graduates. and Billy Turns, who
will present the class gift
Miss Halle McCraw and II. K
MagnuSson teach the two seventh
grade classes
Elementary school children VIII
not go 10 school Friday but VIII
report to school Saturday morning
for about 90 minutes TO pick up
their report cards. Buses will run
as usual Saturday morning
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
Mt. Pleasant

The Mt Pleasant Home Demon
etration club cancelled It's May
meeting on account Of some mem
bers being SICK. some away and
and others couldn't attend
Mr. and Mrs Willis Furman. Of
Richmond arc the parents Of a
daughter, born May 20. Mrs Fur
man is the former Frances
ouarles. granddaughter Of Mrs. J.
g Vaughn
MIS-. Kathryn Scott has returned
home after spending the month Of
May with the Furmans.
Mr.. and Mrs " S. Meadows. Of
Salisbury, Md. spent the past
week end with their son. Fred. and
his family
Mr. and Mrs A D Hobgood
visited Mrs p l. Barksdale re-
gently
Nj and Mrs /. {. Jones spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas " Jones in KeysNlle
Mrs r E DIX was confined to
her home several days last week
with flu
Mr. and Mrs Charles W Waddiu
and Mr. and Mrs Marcellus Wad-
dIl were dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Caldwell Of Keysvllle
Sunday before last.
King Waddll spent a week end
recently ny Washington . O..
where he/ was distance runner
from Hampden-sydney College III
nc MasonDixon track meet. King
Is at home for short time since
Hampden-Sydney commencement
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

after a visit with Mr. Cousins
mother and grandmother. Mrs
Mary Coglc and Mrs, August
Crop
Mrs. Edna Rowlett and her SIS
ter, Mrs. Roy Wingo. Of Richmond.
and Miss Mary Shorter. Of Cullen
spent Friday night with Mr. and
Mrs. j L. Metcalf
Metcalf Completes Year
Edward Mctcalf has completed
his freshman year al Lynchburg
College and will spend the summer
at his home here. His guest last
week end was a fellow student.
John Carpenter, Of Culpepcr.
Roberta Laync. Of Radford Col
legc. has completed her freshman
year and Is spending the summer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

working al Natural Bridge Hotel.
Nancy Morris, student at Long
wood College. is home at present.
but Will be counsellor at WMU
summer camps at VicWmont and
The Cedars.
Mr. and Mrs Bobby SciuRgs,
and son, Of Harrlsonburg. spent the
week end with his parents. MI
and Mrs. Buck Scruggs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06

n June 1914 inc U. s Navy
captured Al enemy Warshlp for the
first time N 1870 years Having
crippled the German submarine
U-5o5 and forced II to surface.
American ilors boarded The
enemy ship and declared her a
prize Of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

from Lincoln University In
Pennsylvania IN 1889 with q
B.A. degree. he became .
PHILOSOPHY instructor there.
while studying for his bache-
lor's degree In Sacred Theol-
ogy nc the Lincoln Theological
Seminary. Later he earned
an MA. degree In education
at the University Of pennsyl-
vania and completed all the
work for q doctorate except
the thesis. At Lincoln Univer-
sity DIR. Nkrumah was voted
"the most interesting" man
IN his class when an UNDER
graduate. and named "the
outstanding professor Of the
year" when a teacher.
Before leaving the United
States m lo45. he helped TO
found and served as FIRST pres
ident OF the African Students
Association Of United States
and Canada. He went from
here 10 England. where he
attended the London School
Of Economies. and returned TO
ohana In ie47 ready 10 begin
q political career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Inside Itdly
In Georgetown

In Georgetown it's viva
+ Italia" Georgetown and
Rome seem far apart, yet
Italians mix well in George
towns golden melting pot.
Embassy staff members and
their wives, who live In
Georgetown, have shown a
gayety and friendliness that
makes them very much loved
In the community. And Ital-
ians in turn are quite happy
TO live in clapboard houses
and to substitute (tempo-
rarily) Wisconsin avenue for
the Via Veneto.
For Is record-breaking
years. Egidio and Edda Or
tona have been first in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

Rome. Signora Ripandelli
flew to Rome early In June
with her small daughter,
Adriana, age II months, and
her husband followed by ship
on the Cristofo Colombo,
sailing July /. This attractive
young couple were formerly
stationed in Geneva, Switz-
erland, and San Francisco,
Calf, where Signor Ripan-
delli was Vice Consul. They
will return to Georgetown in
the fall.
Then there are the popu-
lar Tomaiuolis-Ellie and
Gino. Signora Tomaiuoli is
in Rome now and Signor
Tomaiuoli is temporarily
marking time in an apart
ment, expecting soon TO 60
back to Rome. For years the
Tomaiuolis had a house on
N street where they enter
tanned at sparkling parties
and, in season, in the gar
den. Ellie Tomaiuoli is
Dutch, blond and very beau
tiful. And when she talks,
her musical infection is
worth listening to, whether
or not a word Of her rapid
fire Italian can be under
stood. Gino Is from Venice.
He is peppery, brilliant and
witty. He likes conversation
and bridge, one at a time.
Another favorite Italian
couple, Gabriel and Dogma
Paresce, had a house for
several years on 30th street.
They are still at the embassy,
but they have taken an
apartment outside of
Georgetown. Signora Paresce
is beautiful, with white
blond hair and pink and
white complexion. She is
part Irish, part italian, the
daughter of the famous
Marconi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Miss Van Brunt
To Be Murried

Mai. Gen. Rinaldo Van
Brunt. Chief Of Stan Of the
United States I'd Army,
and Mrs. Van Brunt OF Fort
George Gordon Meade, Md,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Rinalda to
Mr.. Richard Stevens III, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens Of
Gadsden. Ala.
Miss Van Brunt was gradu-
ated from the University Of
Texas where she was elected
to Phi Beta Kappa.
She was presented to San
Antonio society by The
Order Of the Alamo in 1855.
During her fathers tour Of
duty in Brussels, she vas pre-
sented to Her Majesty Queen
Elizabeth II at Buckingham
Palace.
Mr.. Stevens is a graduate
Of Princeton University.
After completing his mill
tary service in Europe, he
received his masters degree
from Wharton School Of FL
nance.
An early November we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

hearts Of Georgetowners.
Egidio Ortona. now minister
at the Italian Embassy, first
came here in early AS, while
war was still going on in
northern Italy. His mission
then was an economic one,
which he planned to complete
in two months. He is still
here. and this summer. start
ing Wednesday, he will again
be charge d'affaires in the alb
sence of Ambassador Brosio,
who will be in Italy with his
family.
Minister Ortona is dark
eyed and dapper. He is in
love with his work, in love
with his home, and in
love with Georgetown. He
couldn't be happier than he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Ghdnd'S Leader
ToPdy Stdte Coll

has invited him TO lunch
Thursday and later IN the
day he win receive the chiefs
OF diplomatic missions here
and their wives In the Con-
tinental Room Of the Sher-
aton-park Hotel. Immediately
thereafter. a large reception
for members Of offcial and
social Washington viii begin.
The Ambassador Of 0hana
and Mrs. Chapman win be
the hosts. Another black tie
dinner. In the Prime Min
ister's honor. this one TO be
given by the Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Dulles. will
take place. Thursday evening
In the Pan American Union.
The Ambassadors Of the
Commonwealth nations will
gather at the New Zealand
Embassy Friday at I pm.
for q luncheon which the
Ambassador. Sir Leslie Nun
70. is giving for DR.. Nkrumah.
In the early evening he viii
be honored by the chiefs Of
mission Of the independent
African nations - Liberia,
Sudan. Morocco, Tunisia,
Libya, the United Arab Re-
public and Ethiopia: and in
the late evening, he will be
host at a black-tie dinner
honoring the Vice President
and Mrs. Nixon. This will be
held In the Chinese Room and
main ballroom OF the May
flower Hotel.
The Prime Minister will
leave Saturday morning for
Harrisburg. Pa. then Phil
adelphia and eventually New
York, three plots of his old
stamping ground.
Worked for Education
DR., Nkrumah FIRST came to
this country In l935-he was
then rs years old-to get an
education. He had to earn it.
and did so by working be-
tween semesters in such
places as a Harlem soap fac
tory and a Chester pa ship
yard. After he was graduated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
by AMELIA YOUNG
star stan writer

"~s -" W
The Prime Minister OF
Ohana, DR.. Kwame Nkru-
nah. Is coming 10 town this
Wednesday.
The leader OF the youngest
British Commonwealth ma
ton. a soulful-eyed man who
20 years ago was working his
way through an American
college. viii be accorded fun
military honors when he ar
rives.
Vice President Nixon. the
Chief Of Stan Of the United
States Army. Gen. Maxwell
Taylor. and other Govern
ment officials will go out 10
the airport TO greet him.
Other members of the well
coming party will be Dean Of
the Diplomatic Corps Sevilla-
Sacasa and representatives
Of 0hana's sister nations In
the Commonwealth.
AS a state visitor. Prime
Minister Nkfumah will stay
at the Presidents guest house
during his three days In
Washington. which will be
crowded with luncheons. din
ners. receptions. talks. sight
seeing and introductions. He
Is the fourth state visitor
here in less than two months.
much TO his advantage-the
protocol officers must have
this operation down to a ct"
by now.
Luncheon With President
Here is a schedule of social
activities planned for the
Prime Minister:
President Eisenhower will
give a luncheon for him at
the White House at pm.
Wednesday. That evening he
will be honored by the Vice
President and Mrs. Nixon
at a black-tie dinner in the
Carlton Room Of the Sher-
atom Carlton Hotel.
The National Press Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

GEORGETOWN coUPLE-The ltoIon coun-
selor and Sienoro De Reoe Thesouro ore among
the small colony Of Italian Embassy stoff men,
ber and their wives who like the informal and
friendly atmosphere Of Georgetown living
Stor Stoff Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

The opti-Mrs. Club Of
Warrington win hold It's
monthly meeting luncheon on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

Tuesday al the Kenwood
Country Club. Mrs. Johp q.
Raymond. president. win pre-
side at the 1880 event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

r.. Harris o co.-JewsIsrs !
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
I'm a Beauty Queen
BY Mary Roberta Page
AS told to Steed Evans, Staff Reporter
Zone Of sentinel Series)

They tell me I'm beautiful, but to tell you the truth,
every time stranger tells me that, blush
mean how would you feel if, having just met some
one, you told, well, can see why you
chosen. My but you're beautiful! All / can say is
thanks and usually blush I" ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
BdrnesUiUe
Picnic Set for
This Saturday

The great GAINESVILLE picnic
held annually on the grounds Of
St Mary's Church, GAINESVILLE
will be staged Saturday, August
2, from noon until midnight.
Every year, nearly 1000 PEG
pie attend the picnic TO watcf
horsemen from all over the state
compete in the jousting events
Gallant knights spur theh
mounts down a corridor lined
with people in an attempt tc
catch a ring on their lances.
Charcoal broiled chicken anf
ham dinners are served through
out the day and a dance is hell
in the pavilion in the evening
Many novelties, games and re.
frcshments are available and
there Is plenty Of free parking
The picnic grounds are located on
Rt. 100 at Barnesviile.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
Corrected Spelling
New V-E-IR-S Road Signs
Are Ordered by Rockville

and they didn't get here for three
months. Then one day we got a
notice of their arrival from the
port Of Baltimore.
ut seems" he continued, that
they were put aboard the SIS.
Panama Canal at Oakland and
the ship proceeded to make every
stop along the west, south and
east coasts before she made port
at Baltimore"
A similar order last year was
accompanied by a pointed sugges.
ton that the California firm,
Send the signs in the quickest
manner possible" Million said.
SO they we're put on the SIS.
South America at Oakland and
the signs moved leisurely down
the west coast. through the
Panama Canal, up the Gulf Coast,
around Florida, up the east coast
and finally into Baltimore. Three
more months had elapsed
This time" Million said in
firm tones, 1--WE told these
people out in California TO get
the signs here by rail or truck
within 30 days or the order
would be cancelled"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31

Milton B. Million, Acting
City Manager of Rockville,
this week said he had ordered
5000 worth of new street
signs, among which were five
sets bearing the corrected
V-E-I-R-S Mill Road spelling.
Signs within the city and along
the state-owned portion of the
road for years have been mis-.
spelled V.I.E-R-S Mill Road. The
Sentinel launched the successful
campaign to have the mistake
corrected. Formal approval of
gradual switchover to the correct
spelling has been okayed by the
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
Although he's made the first
move TO correct the city's signs,
Million Is not sure but what the
signs won't take three months TO
get here from their maker in
Oakland, Calf.
Million sadly related the city's
experience with the west coast
manufacturer. 1.-TWO years ago."
he said, I'VE ordered some signs