davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CAPITOL HElGHTS,--Vets no down
payment, $6S.20 mo. pays all.
Pretty 2-bedrm. rambler on nice
fenced lot: lots OF trees and
flowers, large porch: gas h.-w h, /:
$40 400. Call Mrs. WTight, 10 a.
O416. FREDERICK w. BE7ENS
SALES. INC. RI. $4,000.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CBILLUM MANOR, reduced fol
Quick sale, attr. 3-bedrm. det. brk
Colonial, Ice. liv. rm., firepl.. full
bsmt.. fenced yard. LU. 2-43S4
Evening star., 1958-07-13

DISTRICT -hsdrm. CapS
Cod; on a beautiful. large lot
Cony. TO everything. Ideal place
10 raise family. &l4,75u FHA
We take trades. FREDERICK W
BERENS SALES, INC, RE. 6-b400
Evening star., 1958-07-13

car. HTs.--4-bedrm. CAP Cod: (
baths. liv rm., din. rm., kitchen
full bsmt., fully insul., storm win.
dows and doors: no down pymt
TO vet Sl2,950. S2S 80th ave
Evening star., 1958-07-13

6unssa oil heat: fenced lot So, 900. 70.
terms, 40 mortg. JU. 5-5533.
CHEVERLY, near st. Ambrose
Brick 3-bedrm. home, in Al cond.
Fireplace In lv. rm.. family din.
rm., full bsmt. with cool rec.
rm., ideal for entertaining Asking
S16,bOO, only 81 900 down. FLA:
$3.50 down TO CT. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP
Evening star., 1958-07-13

DIRECTIONS: Out Ga. ave. &c
vieTs Mil rd.,' left on .Viers Mil
rd. to Conn. ave, right on Conn
ave. to Randolph I'd, right on Ran
dolph rd. to Fuller St. right on
Fuller st. to 122O6.
L0- 4-8022
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30
Lower
Yellowstone

Ramona Rafael is in Tam
pico, Mont, this week visiting
the Warren Conlin family.
Drs. Dennis Darr left by bus
Friday night for Vallejo, Calf,
to join her husband who is sta
toned there on the USS Ozburn.
The Pete Brese family are here
from Opportunity, Wash, visit
ing their relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Reidle
motored to the Garrison Dam for
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin
had their new home moved on to
its foundation last week from
Williston.
Ed and Johnny Mauren spent
a few days in Canada on a fish.
ing expedition.
Congratulations to the Ivan
Noys on their new son. The lit
tie fellow has been named David
Wayne.
Sunday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig Dahl and Laid Dahl of
Kalispell we're guests at the Har-
old Dahl home. Monday they left
for New York City where they
will attend the National Conven-
ton of Jehovah's Witnesses. They
were accompanied by their broth
er Douglas.
Mrs. Erwin Martin, Mrs. Ted
Beyl and Mrs. Eddie Bratcher
drove to Billings on Friday and
returned Saturday.
Mrs. Barney Mansel of st. Ig-
natius is visiting at the Joe
Fletcher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Geesey
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30

A shower was given Friday
afternoon for the small son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Schmitz. The
shower was given in the Metho-
dist Church parlors by the fol-
lowing hostesses: Mrs. Edna Yeo,
Mrs. Carrie Unruh, Mrs. Vio-
let Colbert, Mrs. Harriet White
man, Mrs. Evelyn Eggebrecht,
Mrs. Article Eggum, Mrs. Phyl-
lis Lear, Mrs. Joyce Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gidley and
Charley Olson, all of Libby, and
Mrs. Henry Hanson and Helen
Hanson drove to Lambert Thurs
day afternoon where they were
luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Harris Olson.
Overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Eggum on Friday
evening were Mrs. Morgan Ma
thison and two sons of Glasgow.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richey and
grandson John Richey all left
Wednesday for Sheridan, Wyo.,
to visit relatives.
Guests of Mrs. Gotfred Hoff-
man the past week were her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elga L. Green and daugh-
ter Janice, also Hilda Hasel, all
of Torrance, Calf. The Greens
also attended the Wolf Point
Stampede.
A pound shower and "get-ac-
quainted" party a given for
the Rev. and Mrs. Morris Crog-
gin at the Methodist Church par
lors on. Friday evening. This par
ty was sponsored by the Wom-
ems Society of Christian Service.
The program consisted of group
singing, lead by Mrs. JEANNE
Johnston; a vocal solo, Let's Go
to Church, by Elaine Raisl, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ira Zuroff;
a talk by Mrs. Ralph Levengood
On her trip to Luxembourg. Bob
Richey gave the Welcome speech.
The Rev. Coggin gave a re-
spouse. Lunch was served.
The Rev. and Mrs. Clifford
Stalwick from Weldon, Sask.,
have been visiting her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Math-
ison here for a few days.
Ten young people left Sunday
after church for the Methodist
Bible Camp at Luccock Park to
be held this week. Those who
went were Donna Rae Blair,
Wanda Gibson, Rita Whiteman,
Marlene and David Posey, Silvia
Zuroff, Sharon Unruh, Barbara
Lee, Phyllis Whitmer, and Elaine
Raisl. Those taking cars were the
Rev. and Mrs. Morris Coggin and
Mrs. Jim Raisl.
The Rev. and Mrs. Erwin Toso
and three daughters, the Rev.
and Mrs. Arthur Mathison and
Evonne Mathison, also the Rev.
and Mrs. Stalwick left Thursday
for North Dakota where they will
attend the ordination of Milo
Mathison, son of the Rev. Arthur
and Mrs. Mathison, into the min
istry at Leonard, N. D. Milo has
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30
SGT. DOTSON PARTICIPATING
IN ANNUAL FIELD TRAINING

Sergeant Dale A. DOtSon, son
of MI. and Mrs. r.. c. Dotson Sr.
of Lambert, is participating in the
annual unit field training of
the 796th Ordnance Battalion,
96th Indantry Division (USAR),
now taking place at the Yakima
Firing Center, Yakima, Wash,
during the period July 6 to July
20, 1858.
Sergeant Dotson has been bat
talon supply sergeant since jan
uary 1858. Recently he was as
signed the duties of battalion SER
geant major of the battalion
which is composed mainly of re-
servists from Butte and Ana
conda.
On Monday, July IA, 1858, Ser
geant Dotson was commended by
Captain Allen, inspecting officer,
from Fort Lewis, Wash, on the
fine condition of the supply rec
ords maintained by Sergeant Dot
son.
In civilian life, Sergeant Dot
son is employed as a salesman, at
the Anaconda Company's Reduc-
ton works in Anaconda. He re-
sides at 666 Travonia Street in
Butte.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30
Tree B|eedinq
Caused by Insects

many Of the leaves are whiting
and drying up and that the trees
may be severely injured if the
proper steps are not taken to con-
troll the ~causative agent.
The elm tree malady is the re-
suit of an insect called the elm
leafhopper feeding on the juice
of the tree. The young nymphs
which are tiny green insects,
crawl Immediately to the elm
leaves where they feed on the
leaf veins. They continue to feed
on the juice of elms throughout
their nymphal period. This in
sect has a beak which is sunk
into the phloem tissue of soft
bark and leaf veins and the plant
Juices T removed.
AS many of you have no doubt
noticed, some of the insects are
capable of flying. This is the
adult leafhopper, which flies
from elm to elm and feeds for
long periods during the summer.
Due to their moving ability, some
of these insects are capable of
transmitting virus diseases which
affect elm trees.
For controlling the leafhopper,
at least two sprayings spaced 10
or II days apart will be neces-
sary. The insecticides which are
being used and appear to be do
ing a good job are malathion and
DOT. A mixture of these two in
secticides has also been used with
good results.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30
Richey News Items

accepted a call to serve a parish
at st. Mariesm, Idaho.
The Mathisons and the Rev.
and Mrs. Stalwick will go on to
Erhard, Mimi, to be present at
the commissioning services for
the Rev. Erwin Toso to the mis-
sion field in Madagascar. The
Tosos are leaving soon for France
for language study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Boles
drove to Medora, N. D., Satur-
day where they attended the
Roosevelt Pageant.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Soft of
Hutchinson, Kan, have been
house guests of his sister, Mrs.
j. P. GRADER the past week and
a half. They are also visiting his
brother Bernard Soft and family
and other relatives in Glendive
and Retain Table.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30

L. w. FENSKES REPORT
RECENT GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ". Fens-
Ike, ST., of northwest Savage COM
munity had as their house guests
last week Mr.. Fenske's younger
brother, the Rev. and Mrs. Rein
hold Fenske of Mobridge, S. d.
They have stopped over here in
former years on their vacation
trips, and on one occasion the
Rev. Reinhold Fenske performed
the wedding ceremony of his
niece, Janice Fenske, to Earl
Piece. The Rev. Fenske has been
the President of the Northwest
ern Lutheran Academy at Mo-
bridge, for the past 20 years, and
from here they will drive to
Cleveland, Ohio, to a Synodical
Conference Of the Lutheran
Church. They found crops very
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30
Mrs. Ray Kanesky Appointed
Richland County Chairman Of
Montana Heart Association

Robert d. Moore, Executive
Director for the Montana Heart
Association, has announced the
appointment of Mrs. Ray Kanes-
ky as Richland County chairman
for the state heart program.
Mrs. Kanesky's work will be
mainly to interest all organiza-
tons in sponsoring programs and
other projects for the discussion
and study of the heart and heart
diseases. Prepared programs and
films may be secured by any or
ganization through Mrs. Kanes-
ky. This material will be fur
nished free and will cover all
age groups of every type OF or
ga~nization.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30
ELM COULEE PROSECUTORS

The Elm Coulee Prospectors
All Club went on a picnic July
IS to Medora. We went through
the Chateau De Mores where we
saw many interesting things.
Then we went to the Roosevelt
National Park for our dinner.
The Elm Coulee Prospectors
All Club held their regular
monthly meeting July 16 at the
Potter home, presided over by
President Jimmie Potter.
After a short business session
lunch was served by Mrs. Potter
and an hour of games was en-
joyed.
The next regular meeting will
be held at the Sam Ritter home
Aug. 13 at 7 pm. Safety rules
will be given in response to the
roll call.
Myrtle Balducke, Reporter
Sweden. with a population of
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30

TO BE SEEN AT R1CHLAND COUNT FAIR -. Addi-
tional talent to be presented for the night show August Is,
10 and 20, along with The Great Wazzon Troupe and who
hail from Morocco along with the sensational GERAL-
DOS Act and Angelo WINDOWS European Collies are a
talented dance act out of Las Vegas. Melody, an import
ed Comedy Star and a juggling act of note. Melody has
travelled the world over and his humorous antics are con-
tageous and stimulating. A brief rundown of all the acts
are as follows: Las Vegas line girls; En- Gee Dennis White;
Frenchy Manning on the tight wire; Angelic Window and
her American Beauties Collie Dogs) Singer; Airmetts
Puppets; Melody and Pardner Comedy ~Jugglers); HUI
dine Rock and Company; Burns and White; The Wazzon
Troupe; The Geraldos Thrill Act.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30

Sweden, with a population of
z million, has nearly as many
public libraries as the United
! States.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30

According to an announcement
from the Extension Service Of
flee, many local residents have
been concerned about the vast
amount of elm tree bleeding that
has been taking place recently.
There are also indications that
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30

good from Mobridge to Belfield,
N. D., and particularly good on
our Tokna Table. They always
that clear, invigorating air
of our Montana's wide open prai-
ries.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
CLEVELAND JACKSON

CAMP I.EJEUNE, N. CHAR
inc Sgt. Cleveland jackson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Goldic NJ. john
son of 22l Reese ST., Tabor City,
and husband of the former Miss
jamie M. Jackson of LoriS, par
ticipatcd in a Battalion Landing
Team demonstration Nov. 81 for
Vice Admiral George c. Town
cr, Commander Amphibious
Force, Atlantic Fleet. at Camp
LcjCunC, n. c.
Troops Of the Third Battalion,
Second Marine Rc-imcnt dem
onStratcd Marine combat tactics,
landings from TROOP CarryIuo
hcliCOptcrS, and mobile ground
force UNuICl Sos.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
|M. I. Needs
Inspectors For
Poultry Plants

The u. S. Department of Agri-
culture is in need Of poultry in
spectors to work in poultry pro-
cessing plants in North Carolina
and other southeastern states.
DIR. J. K. Kcim. Atlanta, in
charge of the Agricultural Mark
citing Services poultrp inspec-
ton work in the Southeast. re-
ports after January | all poult-
ry meat and poultry products
moving in interstate commerce
must be federally inspected.
which has created n need for
poultry inspectors.
A large number of applicants
already have qualified for these
positions, but there are still a
number of openings in North
Carolina and nearby states,
Keim said. The positions are OF
Civil Service GS-5 grade, with
"a beginning salary Of $4,000 an
inually.
Interested persons may obtain
a copy of the Civil Service An
nouncement No. 5-83-4, which
explains the duties of poultry
inspectors and necessary quail
ficationS, and an application
form, from the Board OF Civil
Service Examiners, u. S. De
partment of Agriculture, Room
322, so Seventh Screet, N. E,
Atlanta %, Ga. Civil Service
application card forms, 500-AB,
also are available at post Of
fees.
Applicants who qualify on the
basis of their qualifications and
a written examination are plac-
ed on a Civil Service eligible
list for employment. Since there
will be a continuing need fol
inspectors, DIR. Keim said nc
closing date tor receiving appli-
cations has been set.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17

the N. c. State College School
of Agriculture and chairman of
The advisory committee, told the
governor that figures indicate
the states farm income has re-
covered most of last years drop
and will be back close to 81
billion again this year.
Hodges said he was very much
encouraged by the states eco
nomic condition-''more SO than
l was 80 days ago."
The encouraging reports on
farm income, he added, made
good news because I'VE here in
North Carolina are SO terribly
dependent on agriculture"
The governor also had praise
for Coward and other members
of the State College School OF
Agriculture administration for
their forward step in revamping
the curricula OF the school to
meet rapidly changing condi-
tionsin the farm economp. The
governor said the new curricu-
lum plan is the most encourage
ing thing / have seen happen"
Under the new educational
program students may specialize
in either agricultural science
agricultural business, or agri-
cultural technology, with a maj
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
CPL. G.. JOHNSON

CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C.-Mar-
inc Cpl {. Johnson, son of Mrs
Alberta Johnson ol Ruu,; ,, Be.
Battalion Landing Team dem
onStration Nov. u for NI"n \ -
George { TOwnCr, Commands
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
Farm Income Picture
For 1858 Looks Briqhi

Governor Luther H. Hodges at
his recent Farm Advisory Com
mittee meeting made cautious
prediction that North Cardinals
per capita income for 1858 will
jump one or two places in the
national ratings as a result Of
the states expected farm in
come boost.
II am going to make a cauti-
Gus guess that we will move up
from one to two places in the
per capita income SCALE" he said
after hearing several glowing
reports from members repre-
Senting various areas of the
state. A sharp drop in tobacco
income last year was principally
responsible for a drop in Tar
Heel per capita income that
placed the state 45th in the ma
ton.
The governor heard members
of his farm advisory committee
report that things generally are
looking up. that morale of farm
people generally is better than
IN several years. Tobacco in
come has risen sharply after last
years downward plunge. Income
from poultry and livestock con-
.tinucS TO advance.
DR.. d. w. Coward, dean OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
COURT CALENDAR
January Term
CIVIL COURT = COLUMBUS COUNTY

It d agreed by the Bar that the appearing
below this Calendar shall be called for
trial at the January Term. 1859. OF
the Superior Court of
Columbus County
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
COURT CALENDAR
January Term
CIVIL COURT - COLUMBUS COUNTY

1t is agreed by the Bar that the appearing
below this Calendar shall be called for
trial at the January Term 1852 of
the Superior Court of
Columbus County
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17

|Amphibious Force. Ansentis
Fleet. at Camp Lejeune. N. c.
Troops OF the Third Battalion.
Second Marine Regiment den y
'onstrated Marine combat tactics.
from troop carrying
'helicopters, and mobile ground
force exercises.
Giving does not impoverish us
in the service of our Maker, nei-
thcr does withholding enrich w.
Mary Baker Eddy
No person was ever honored
or what he received. Honor hsP
been the reward for what he
gave
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17

\ seos Annie Caroline Russ VS. John Franklin Ensor
sankey W. Robinson
1901 Lois Ward Gilmore $500. Mcwayne Gilmore
J. A. Dwyer
ss65 Matte Lee Duncan .... Arthur Boyd Duncan
Powell Lee & Lee
2ls4 Cora vaught ......... Ernest vaugh
Burns & Burns
go IL. NJ Faulk ........... Ivan Stevens
Varser Mcintyre &
Henry
r. C. Schulken John X. Burns'
i222s Grover c. Hinson .... VS. F. NJ Cartreue wife,
II M. Hinson Annie Cartrette
Powell & Powell Powell, Lee & Lee
1880 VS. H Pomella R.
ITu No Weaver. administrator Of
1864 Republic Refining the of T J. Hill.
Company Inc deceased
Powell & Lee
Robert c. Schulkcn Burns
26l4 Graham Walker TBA . VS. Avery
Chadbourn Lumber Co
E l.. Williamson
January s, 1859
TUESDAY
264s J. l. NJ. Norris ......... Jack Saunders
and Forney Gore j. B. Eure
27l6 n N Carl .... L A. Cottlc and wife,
Meares trading and
doing business as
Planters Warehouse
Fair RIpn North
C,roli,, IuIie L C-ottle
po,.u cc reo poyyc & Powell
Robbie per Worthington vs. Edward Hilton Wohinrtor
Powell Lee K
1 McCullum
Powell Lee < Lee D. F. McGougan Jr
1882 W Allen Cobb trustee VS. w c Black Phillip
in bankruptcy of
Townsend Bldg Supply,
Inc.
1910 ID :" iho'"Poh l a D. vs. '" r. MOTIFS anu "ie'
> thompson Co Mrs W. F. Norris
January 7. 1859
wyCD>rEcD.U
5000 Bradley Battcn ....... vs. r. G.. Hobbs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17

Watts
Herbert T. Horne Whitcville
j. A. Johnson Clarendon
Levi Simmons IIallsboro
Clyde Chadboun
c. johnson Deco
Mrs. Estcle Davis Evergreen
Observation-Disclosures. Rt. . Chadbourn
Williamson ri. 2 Chadbourn
W. Susgs Whiteville
Whitcville
Huge.e whiteville
Oliver Mobiles Ri 2 Chadboun
COURT CALENDAR
January Term
CIVIL COURT - COLUMBUS COUNTY
1t is agreed by the Bar that the cases appearing
Calendar be called for
trial at the January Term. 1859. of
the Superior Court of
Columbus County
MOTION DOCKET
MONDAY
January 5, 1859
IN RE. EUzaLE BULLLARD. vs.
EXECUTRIx THE ESTATE
OF LEE BULLARD
D. Jack Hooks
Powell F. NJ. Britt
,7aa williamson
Edward l.. Williamson
sosl CaIne Bryant King and wife.
Edith King
d. Jack Hooks
1899 wootea Motors Inc W. p.
X.
1900 W n Hasy and Fred rs Formyduyal
Steven ia Stevens wife Grady Formyduval
and Hssty Company
Powell. Lee Lee
BAIT corouct Caintaner VS. Chadbourn Manufacturing
Company. Inc. Company, Inc.
Powell & Powell
1892 United States Rubber Chadbourn Manufacturing
Company Company Inc.
Powell e. Powell Edward l. williamson
34e4 Julius Robert williamson VS. w D. Clifton
by his next friend. Paul
Williamson
&c Proctor Proctor
Williamson Buick. Inc. w d Clifton
Burns s. Burns
d. Jack Hooks
Poisson. Campbell &
Aarshan Proctor
1891 Rosanss Addison vs. wilmer Watkins and
Dock Addison
Powell & Powell
Sankey Robinson
John A. Dryer r. S McCleland
1923 Mrs. Runicc Cutcbns Watkins and
Addison
Powell & Powell
Sankcy Robinson
d. Jack Hooks r. s. McCleand
$3.50 Long .... VS. G. t Gore and r. c.
N e. Gadsden & Powell
1851 Carrie Long .... . Us Make MarIowe
N r. Gadsdcn Powell & Powell
TRIAL DOCKET
1868 Lctha Moore
d. Jack Hooks
3471 Coleman Crib VS. Donald NJ Crib
Powell. Lee
s4so Warren Lancaster VS. Lavona Powers Lancaster
Powell. Lee & Lee
$500 Dewey Callihan Onnic Ruth Lewis Callhan
Powell, Lee
$500 Alice Estelc Livingston Hubert Livingston
by her friend,
Vestcr Mobiles
l.. Williamson
s5e1 William l.. Addison ... w. Addison
soV VIII fields Louise Nissan Fields
L. ]. Britt & Powell
ssss c. D. Ray ...... vs. Alice NJ Ray
NoGosgan. Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17

Tor in anyof the various special
titles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17

l
II. N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rt Clarendon
Lcnwood Champion Dclco
Edward Warwick Fair Bluff
Griffin . Evergreen
Arbcry Mooney
Roscoe Enzor Fair Bluff
Berry thompson .Cerro CiordoI
Dwight Bright
c. Howard Nakna
X Nj Jones
COURT CALENDAR
January Term
CIVIL COURT - COLUMBUS COUNTY /
1t is agreed by the Bar that the appearing Is
below this Calendar shall be called c
trial at the January Term, 1859. OF
the Superior Court of
Columbus County
January II, 1859
MONDAY
1880 Lewis Smith TIA ....... VS. Paul w Hinson
Seth L. Smith &
Company
Powell Lee
1882 ozro Mary sarvis
Sarvis and NJ. " Hammond Ford and Mildred
Powell, Lee &
3425 waccamaw Veneer ...... Herbert Wilson
Company
Powell & Powell Proctor & Proctor
Graham ......... VS. L B. Stanley and wife,
Letha Stanley
Burns & Burns Powell & Powell
3442 Lillian G. Jones ........ VS. Thomas W. Brown
j. Bruce Eure
January Is, 1859
TUESDAY
3457 Reliance Guano ........ VS. c. L. Nance TIA c.
Company, Inc.
J. Bruce Eure L. Nance Transfer
35os wooten Motors ........ VS. Walter D. Thompson
incorporated administrator
of Frazier Pemberton
Lee & Lee D.
35osh Edwardine Faircloth . VS. Bernice Hayes
minor. by her next
friend. Gertrude l.
Faircloth
John A. Dwyer Powell. Lee & Lee
a5l5 Clay Equipment E. L. Rivenbak. TBA Coastal
Corporation Dairy Supply
Powell & Powell Edward l.. Williamson
1921 Rosanna Addison ..... Wilmer Watkins Dock
Addison
Powell & Powell
John A. Dwyer Sankoy W. Robinson
January IA, 1888
Wednesday
1923 Mrs Eunce cutchins . VS. Wilmer Watkins and
Addison
Powell Powell
d. Jack Hooks Sankcy w. Robinson
3544 waccamaw Bank & Trust Leon Smith
Company. administrator
{. r. a of the estate
of B. Rice
Powell & Powell Edward l. Williamson
1850 Carrie Long ............ vs. G T Gore r.
Coleman
Gadsdcn Powell & Powell
!, 1851 Carrie Long ............ Make Marlowe
Il NJ. f. Gadsden Powell & Powell
1887 Richard a. . VS. Hixton Ward
Y wife Leila y. Powell
4 Powell & Powell D.. F. McGougan, Jr.
e. the estate Of Charlie II.
nj Norris ct al
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
COURT CALENDAR
January Term
CIVIL COURT - COLUMBUS COUNTY

agreed by the Bar that the appearing
scIsw this Calendar shall be called for
trial at the January Term. 1859 of
the Superior Court of
Columbus County
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

shadblow (Anelancheer cana
dengis). Winterberry tIlex ver-
ticillata). Sweet spfre CSpirea
tomentosa) Summersweet tCle-
thra alnifolia), Button Bush
(Cephalanthus occidentalis)
Red Chokeberry (Aronia arbu-
tifolia).
Perennials for q moist stu
alton: Japanese iris, Girls ka-
empferi), Spiderwort Grade
scantia). yellow water iris Girls
pseudacorus), Marsh marigold
(Caltha palustris) Fore et-Me-
Not (Myosotis scorpiodes).
II should be noted that even
these shrubs and flowers dc
not thrive in q heavy COM
pacted soil but need humus
compost or peatmossl to loosen
the soil so that their roots can
penetrate. Also, the humus
serves TO maintain supply Of
moisture for them during dry
periods. For the perennials, al
least, 1t would seem desirable ID
plant them in beds raised a
few inches above the level Of
the ground w II. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
CLEARING HOUSE
FOR GARDENERS

soil is on the heavy side--three
parts Of garden loan to one Of
sand and one Of compost. OF
course they should not be fed
too heavily, preferably q ferti-
lizer that has So or less nitro
gen to 1917 or more phosphate,
I am interested in your de-
scription Of the fine old redbud
that blooms so beautifully for
each spring. The redbuds gen.
orally are considered to be
short-lived trees and a large
specimen such as you describe
is indeed unusual, / hope to
see It some time.--W. H. Y.