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Nathan L. Drake Dies,
Maryland U. Professor

Prof. Nathan l.. Drake, so,
head Of the University Of Mary
lands chemistry department,
died yesterday after he collapsed
on the university's golf course.
He was taken to Leland Me-
mortal Hospital by the Branch
vile Rescue Squad, and pro-
nounced dead on arrival at 7
pm. DR.. John T. Maloney,
Prince Georges County medical
examiner. attributed the death
to a heart attack.
He lived at $500 Pineway
street, College Heights. Md.
A native Of Watertown.
Mass, Prof. Drake became
head Of the university's chem
istry department in 1910. He
had been appointed professor
of industrial chemistry in 1925
and two years later was made
professor of organic chemistry
there.
His most recent project was
directing the Institute for Mo-
lecular Physics at the univer-
sity. Begun by him in 1850.
the institute was patterned
after the Van der Waals labo-
ratory in Amsterdam, Holland.
Prof. Drake was credited
with building the university's
chemistry department to one
of the most respected in the
country.
Studied in Switzerland
Educated at Harvard Uni
versity. where he received his
ABB. in 1920, his AM. in 1921
and his Pho. in 1922, Prof.
Drake spent the next year
studying at the Technische
Hochschule in Zurich, Switzer-
land, on a Sheldon Fellowship.
On his return from Zurich,
he worked as a research chem
list for the Mallinexrodt Chem
ical Works in st. Louis and
later for Proctor and Gamble
at Ivorydale, Ohio, until COM
ing to the University of Mary
land in 1926.
In 1913, Prof. Drake was
awarded the Hillebrand Prize
by the Chemical Society of
Washington for his work in de-
veloping antimalarial drugs.
He was a member of the
American Chemical Society's
chemotherapy panel, which de-
velops medicinal chemicals for
work against cancer. Prof.
Drake had also served in pre-
pairing a synthesis of anti
malarials for the National Re-
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lit Mrntnrtattt

TYLER, LILLIAN M. Sacred to the
memory of our loved one. LILLIAN
M TYLER. who left us two years
ago today, october IA, 1857.
Beyond life's golden sunset
Lies a city bright and fair;
In the land of Gods tomorrow,
And our loved one awaits US there
It's a place Of wondrous beauty,
Where they know not grief nor
fears.
And God Himself in tenderness,
Shall wipe away all tears.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EVELYN
CRAIG, AND FAMILY
MARVIN c. A tribute
Of love and devotion in memory
Of my devoted husband, MARVIN c.
WILLIAMS. who passed away sud-
denly two wears ago today, October
IA. 1857.
Loved and remembered.
DEVOTED WIFE, MARY c. WILL
LIAMS.
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F. E .Grier

GREENWOOD, S. c., Oct. IA
(AP).-F. E. Grier, SO, presi-
dent and treasurer of the Alb
ney Mills. textile producers,
died yesterday. Mr.. Grier. son
OF a former mathematics in
Structor at Erskine College at
Due West, was chairman also
of the board of the Erwin
Mills, a North Carolina chain
of textile plants.
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BRYANT, ARTHUR C. In loving
memory Of our dear husband, father
and grandfather ARTHUR G.. BRY-
esF 90 whS od Sspa oeobe TINS H. 1855
DAYS of sadness still come Ger us:
Hidden tears so often now;
Memories keep you always near US,
Though you left year ago.
LOVING WIFE. MABEL; CHILDREN.
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
BUTLER, GEORGE EDWARD. In low
ing memory of GEORGE EDWARD
BUTLER, who passed away October
His love was more than all we
A world Of light and sladness
He's asleep in love beneath Gods
Yet. with US still and everywhere.
Such love no earthly friends could
No love so great when father lived;
Our memories precious as can be,
We hold and share til eternity
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
CHAPPELL. JUNE NASH. In loving
HNR NASH Al our fsaP qspsre %bS Sst Ss
parted this life two years ago today,
October IA. 1857.
A precious one from us has gone;
A, voice we loved is stilled;
place Is vacant in our home,
Which can never be filled.
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
coBB. LANES AN a; n lOying Dying, memory q
today, October IA, 1865.
of Ra9hs. AND 4 6 5AME ESP 3. E E2ToN.
COOPER, LAURA r. In loving mem
DRY uT deyoted wife anS precious
october IA 1928.
We cherish the memory of one so
sweet and dear as you.
LOVING HUSBAND, AND DAUGH-
TER. ALMA.
GRAY, JOHN H. In loving tribute to
the memory OF our dear one, JOHN
H. GRAY. who left US six years ago
today, october IA, 1858.
God giveth His beloved sleep.
THE FAMILY.
GREENE, MRS. ANNA. In memory OF
LETT Hs" me fifteen year Years ago, October
IA, ga. M ANNA GREENE.
JONES, MAMIE S. AND KERMIT L.
Sacred to the memory Of our darling
mother and sister, MAMIE 8.
JONES, who departed this life thirty
and KERMIT L. JONES, who left
us twenty-three years ago, Septem-
| Der 90. 1923.
We have only your memory, dear
ones,
To remember our whole lives
| through;
But the sweetest will linger forever
AS we treasure the image of you.
LOVINGLY. THE FAMILY.
KELEHER. JOHN B. In loving men,
DRY of my dear brother, JOHN B
KELEHER, who passed away two
years aGo today. october IA, 1857
I always leel you near me
Everywhere l go:
What I meant to lose you,
| This world will never know.
YOUR OWING SISTER, PEARL.
SMITH, JOSEPH. IN loving memory
Of my husband, JOSEPH SMITH
who passed away five years age
today. october IA. 1854.
Memories are keepsakes no one car
Death ia i + heartache no one car
Beautiful memories are all have left
OF a wonderful husband / shall
DEvo 5fTs5 iS WIFE, JOSEPHINE.
TATE, CORRETTA. In loving mem.
DRY of my dear mother, CORRETTA
TATE, who left me twenty wear,
ago today, October IA, 1889, al
Mount Holly. Va.
| / do not need a special day, Mother
/ To bring you to my mind;
The days l do not think of you
i Are very hard to find.
| LOVING DAUGHTER, NOISY.
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Darn uf Chunks

OWENS, WALTER THEODORE. ST..
6S%r Nsy Of v EALr II . TMeoD s5s
appreciation for the many express
sions Of sympathy and services
rendered to. them during their recent
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK lot
OF 4 sites, $500 on list; cash or
bans terms Mr.. RENFRo, DU.
? 2-4620 or IA. 5-9430. after 9 pm.
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NATHANIEL W. WRIGHT,
ActinO MasteF
HUGH W. HARVEY. secy.

BAILEY, WILLIAM L. The officers and
"A members OF Jonathan Davis
r. Consistory, No. 1, are hereby
notified to be present at
the John T. Rhines Co; Fu-
KAN neral Home. 1901 10Th st.
~ ne, at IL midnight Wednes-
day, october "A, 1859, for the
sa9l ms Prince WILLIAM L.
ROY LOGAN, Illustrious Commander
JOSHUA B. LAwINos, Keeper OF
Seal and Archives.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Z Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
&th st and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
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BATEMAN. WILLIAM P. Suddenly; on
Sunday october IL, 1859, WILLIAM
P. BATEMAN. husband Of Marian X,
OF Mrs Louise Brooks. Funeral
from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home. 1891 Georgis ave. NV. on
Thusrday, october 10. at 70 am,
Requiem mass at 81. Aloyslus
10 m Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. ii
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BELL, RowENA cox, On Monday,

October IL. 1853, RoWENA cox
BELL of 6l7 Irving st nv, VIE
Of Herman 7 Bell dausnter .r q
Mathis, Mary Matthews, John; Sam
uel, Floyd, Henry. Richard. Junius,
Wilbert, James and Ernest Cox. she
also is survived by other relatives Thnye
day. October is. friends, are invited
to call at the Jarvis Chapel, l432
You st NV. Funeral services and
interment in Smithf1eld, N. c" on
Friday October 49,
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Branch. THOMAS J.. TONI lo,, on

0k sunday. oesOSef H. = 1888. THOMAS
j. BRANCH Of ll42 9th st, ne,
husband Of Olive E. Branch, father
OF Thomas B Branch, uncle Of Clar.
ence Brown He is also survived BY
pm. Wednesday, October IA. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel, 1882 You st. NV. Funeral
services will be held from the Lin
coin Temple Conversational Church
18th and r It's. NV. on THURSDAY,
October Is, at pm. 1nterment
Harmony Cemetery. ~
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HOLMES, LOU DADE. On Monday,
DADE HOLMES Of 81 Que st. ne,
beloved mother of Mrs Mozella
Vaushn and Mrs. Alverta Ross, and
sister Of Mrs. Alyerta Goodall. She
dren, two great-erandchildren and
other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting with L E. MURRAY &,
son. 1887 10th st. NV. Funeral
notice later
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'AIaH "I manest1n q sO DsSff LS sS%
81 !: !! G: j q.
W for the purpose of ar
ranginr tc conduct the Masonic
funeral rites for our late brother,
WILLIAM L, BAILEY. Funeral at !
pm, at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, 1928 r st. NV, 1nterment
Arlington National Cemetery at 2:3O
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HAZEL, FLORENCE. On sunday, o.
e eaI II; 1889, a Philadslphia, Pc;
the late Henry ]. Hazel: mother Of
grandmother OF James b. Gamer,
William O'Neil and Mary Beth Hazel.
Friends mo- call at the Robert A.
Mattingly Funeral Home. 1871 18th
st Sc, until Thursday. october Is,
Theresa's Church at 9 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IA
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BOYER. REUBEN M. On october 10,
1859, Of Fort Meade I'd. Severn, be-
loved husband of Goldie Bell Boyer
Hollis Anderson. Mrs. Dorothy Glow,
and Gilbert Boyer Funeral from
the Singleton Funeral Home. Grain
hwy. and Second ave-. Glen Burnle,
Nd, on Wednesday, October "A. at
2p.m. Interment in Friendship Gem.
etery. BY request, VISITING hours are
from pm. to 10 pm. IA
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JONES' s.E it, bps sS5 BR SR sqnd 5Sh ostS
1881 10th st NV. Surviving are
q sister. Mrs. Naomi P. Cooke; one
aunt, Mrs. Katherine Stout, and two
nephews,. all Of Ithaca, NY. and
other relatives and many friends
After pm. Wednesday. October IA,
Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920 9th
ST. NV. Funeral services at Asbury
Methodist ?hurch, 18th and K SITS.
NV. at l pm. Thursday, October
IS. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. II
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HEINhIChS, hUBEhT a. On Mon
day. October II. 1859. at Fort
RfcHs' Beloved d husband husband Of z E hhiS
Heinrichs, father OF Robert j. and
Lawrence W. Heinrichs, grandfather
Of Sallie z Heinrichs and brother
Of Mrs Yetta Won Boeckman OF
Coral Gables. Fla. and Mrs. Emma
Friends may call at the Lee Flu
neral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave
ne. after 10 noon Thursday. Octo-
Der Is. Notice OF funeral later.
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G0RMAN, JAMES II On Tuesday
H SsGGss JAMES so T. doRk 5HSid Sas
band of the late Annie German,
brother OF Patrick F, and Eugene X.
German, son Of the late Patrick and
Annie German Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
am. Thursday. October IS. Mass
will be offered at st. Joseph's Cath
Ole Church at am. 1nterment
Richmond, Va,
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HUNT, EPPA HUTTON OACKl. Or

HUNT, EPPA HUNTON JACKl. On
iinston, va. EPPA HuNToSSi jack
HUNT of Haymarket, Va, beloved
husband OF Mary Thomas Hunt and
father of Miss Brenda Hunt Of the
of Homestead Air Force Base, Home
stead Fla. He also is survived by
eleven sisters and brothers. all liv-
ing in California. Friends may call
at the Baker a. Sons Funeral Home,
3l4 North West ST., Manassas. Va.
October Is. at 8 pm, DIST, at st.
Pauls Episcopal Church. Haymarket.
Va. 1nterment Stonewall Memory
Garden ManagsAs Va
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Monday, October II, 1859. at
R RffsgSt RoH HRnIiysrsity Hospital
HUSBAND OF Regina Landgraff Jones
father. Of Carolina Parkin Kloman
son of Dr. Russell Robbins Jones Of
Roxboro, N. c.. and brother Of
Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Mas. will be offered at St john
Catholic Church, Mclean, Va, on
Thursday, october 10, at 10 am.
Interment Calvary Memorial Park
Cemetery, Fairfax, Va. IA
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Ham HANOI Of 1928 ore, St ne. husband
Of Lucille Durham. father Of Blon-
dell Grove and Ronnie Durham;
brother of Wander Durham. Many
other relatives and friends also sur
yive., After 4 pm. Friday. october
10. friends may call at the Frazier
ave. NV. Funeral on Saturday, Oc-
sooer u, at l pm. from the
Sniloh Baptist Church, 9th and P
SIS. NV 1nterment National Har-
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DrathH

AKEHURsT. CHARLES SPENCER, on
f eSHi1sssftyE s GSsSS:E lHdkiEHglRs$$&f:
beloved husband OF the late Nellie
H. Akehurst (nee Mowattl and
brother OF Mrs Beulah L, Grimes
and Mrs. Lydia v. Grimes. Funeral
from the W. W. Deal Funeral Home,
1872 Georgia ave. NV. on Friday,
October 10. at . pm. Interment
,Glenwood Cemetery Donations TO
Mr., .AkehuEst's memory may be
sent to the Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church. Is
BAILEY. LAWRENCE WILLIAM. On
Monday' October l., 1859, LAW;
brother of Percy and Clayton Bailey
and Mrs. Cora Casey OF New York
City. and Mrs Minnie 'wright Of
Pittsburgh, Pa He also is survived
by nieces, nephews and a host Of
friends. After I pm. Wednesday,
October IA. friends may call at
Ices will be neld at the Metro
politan Baptist Church. 18th and r
SIS NV. on Thursday, october
10, at l pm. the Rev. z c. Smith
.ofneiating lnterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
Joseph H. Stewart.
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KAPLAN, LEAH. On TUESDAY, October
l4th St NV, beloved mother OF
william and julius Kaplan and Mrs.
Jean Sulkes of Detroit, Mich. She
also is survived by a brother. Jacob
Feinstein Of Chester. Conn, and six
the Bernard Danzansky & Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
Interment Ohev Sholom -Talmud
Torah Cemetery on Wednesday. Oc-
tober IA, at $3.50 pm. Memorial
week. 6425 l4th st. NV, Apt. 206.
Please omit flowers.
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services bv Chambers
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REITER, COL. FRED M. tRetiredl.
COL &c f PIES H. RfsHRfE Retl hsSS
Of Dayton, Ohio; devoted father of
Robert H. Reiter of washington;
ou G and sydney H H. Re sIso q f
survived By one M' brother and ad'O two
sisters. Dr.. Adolph F. Reiter Of
McKeesport. Pa; Mrs. Helen Breyer
Of New York City, Mrs Theresa
Gross Of Tucson, Aril, and three
3, Goldberg g. Son Funeral Home,
october is, at 10 am. interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
RICHARDSON. THOMAS, On Tues
ARDsoN Of 4i2 6ist ave, Capitol
Heights, Md. husband Of the late
Lillian Richardson. father of
Milton R.. William R. and Lawrence
E; Richardson He also Is survived
erandchlldren and one great-srand-
Funeral Home 4th st. and Mass.
ave, ne; where services will be
pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
SILVERMAN, ERIE. On Tuesday. oc-
tober -, 1853, ERIE sILVERMAN
Of 1887 Fort Stevens drive NV,
beloved husband of Beulah Hess
Silverman Services at the s. H,
Hines co. Funeral Home, 1901 i4th
st. NV. on Thursday, October Is,
at 2 pm. parking facilities). In
terment Washington Hebrew Gene
terry.
SMALLwoOD, CARLTON E. On Thurs.
day, october s, 1869, at his resi-.
dence: 2934 Vista st. ne, CARLTON
z. SMALLWOOD devoted brother
Of Mrs. Erma s. Wright and War.
rem H. Smallwood. He also leave,
to mourn his loss his stepmother
Mrs. Susie Smallwood two aunts
Mrs Bertha Straughn and Mrs
Grace Curry: a devoted brother in.
Jaw. William A. Wright; three nieces
two nephews, other relatives anc
friends, Remains resting At tht
Home, 3015 18th ST.. ne, where
friends NAV call after 3 pm. Thurs.
day. october 10, and where funera
services will be held on Friday. Oc.
tober 16, at / pm, the Rev. Herbert
n. Travis oflciating. Interment Ar.
linEton National Cemetery. Is
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Der IL, 1853, at the 0eorgetown
University Hospital. JOAN j GooDE
Of els North Carolina ave Sc.
She is survived by her husband, Mr..
daSgRtsr her 04 mother Two and spnf fstS Snt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Payne; six
brothers. John R.. Donald NJ, Adoiph
H., Randolph L. and Richard g.
Payne; six sisters, Oletha M. Payne,
Mrs. Iona B. Easterling and four
minor sisters. and other relatives
and many friends. After pm.
Wednesday. october IA, friends may
call at the B. F. Taylor Funeral
Home. 1909 10Th st NV. Services
will be held on Thursday, October
Is. at the Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church. 2l0 New York ave. NV, at
am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery
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MILICE. SANTE. On Monday, Octo-
Der l2, 1859, at his residence. 927
x st. ne. SANTE MILICE, beloved
husband OF Palma Milice. father Of
Angela Milice and Mrs. Joseph
Cavacini; brother Of Joseph Milice,
both Of Italy. He also is survived
by two grandchildren. Prayers at
the Rinaldi Funeral Home. $40 H
st. ne, on Friday, october 10, at
$40 am: thence to the Holy Name
Catholic Church. 10th and X SITS.
ne. where the holy sacrifice of
the mass will be offered at am.
for the repose of his soul inter-
ment st. Mary's Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited Is
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PECK CHEW.
PARKWAY FORD

PARKWAY FORD
5000 NJ 81. NV. FE. 3-2204
2-fe55 DUMP TRUCKS for sale.
Al condition. F-S00 Ford a. $50
GAC.. Can be seen ct s616 Balti-
more blvd, College PIX. TO. e-966l
S030 n ST NV. Pc. 3-2204
I1s-TON 1858 CHEVROLET. stake
body, FIRST class condition: call
OWNER, IA. s-2746.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

METROPOLITAN 'b7 yellow and
LOW Esa'' Drss. ssrdiSPR sSPRRows SS' RisGsS isShRRss
NC 800 N g Sc" Ii. 4-s3O0'
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brand new; 1859
S46.22: Bel Airs, 2-drs.. payments
$40 10: Impalas. 4-drs.. SO ,396
payments $50 80; 2-dr, hardtops
5000, payments S52.s2; con-
vertibles So .6SS. payments $50. .S6:
station wagons, Brookwoods, q
drs $2,3S2. payments Sb2.32.
9-passenEer station wagons So. 500,
payments S57.1S As low as
Sl0b down or equivalent cash
value Of trade. Payments based
on one-third down. Also clearance
sale on 30 demonstrators: all
colors, all models, at tremendous
savings TO you TOMS CHEVRO-
LET li4l6 Georgia ave, in the
Wheaton shopping center. Whea-
ton Md Lo 5-240O
CHEv. 80 hot-rod special "2aO" F.:
fuel injection engine, 4 speed
transmission, positraction rear
end, etc. TOMS CHEVROLET.
l1il6 GeorRia ave, Wheaton,
Md 10. b-2IO0.
CHEVROLET 1858 Impala coupe: f:
3iS eng, 8 CARDS. dual exhaust
white and turquoise; r. and h.;
turboglide: pad dash: Wv tires.
owned by GIN parts mgr. S2,40O.
IA. b-3g47.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO 1854 VS. sedan; beautiful
and pns r. efIs TSis nafn car is ' N new sHs sond
/ ownAr must see TO appreciate;
no triilers' II you are not inter-
ested, do not call, L, p, sTEuART,
INC, 34th and Benning I'd. ne"
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 50 az ,Ssoodr: hardtcpi
ss.S, ssse eiI.r is.an' sr a4s9Ss s9Sss. act miles,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 custom ranch wagon VS.;
Fordomatic. T. and h., exceptionally
nice appearance, ready for vaca-
tion travel. lab,
PARKWAY FORD
5000 M ST. NV. FE. 3-22O4
FORD '56 a-pass. Country Sedan;
like new; t1,205, 5000 down. Spot
delivery,
BELL MOTORS
511l wis. Ave. NV, WO. $4,000
Open Sunday til 4 pm.
FORD '5s Fairlane 300" convert
ibls; Cruiseomatic transmission,
power steering, 7. and h. and
white walls, white, rayon top.
showrm. cond. throushout: Si.-
gab. ia. 7-s3S7.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-21
NEW TWIST IN BREAD

" ..-'s ~ considered
newest development in breaC
IS Just been introduced in TN
.. b.he.- IF HulSom Brea.
% now baking an exciting new
D.! known as Holsom Sof-
"-' wH.c bread is an enrichc
t. made under other than
ordinary conditions.
The new Sol-Twist loaf is
lrdc using two pieces of dough
Their than one). The two
pieces of dough are gently twist
os.oIc being put into tn,
.-DF pan The r.--.. IS "A ...
cctly baked loaf, with a twist
n top, ovcu-Drown-G to de-.
guu.-gss.
The Sol-Iwt,. method Of bak
0g squcczcs out air pockets an
els, providing closer. nor,
..torm texture and create!
.-.hncSS. In other market plac,
..ra Soi-Tw.s, has been int,
iced. public ..cg,t .H
b. pncnumtnal Consumer.
..im the 81. -Tw. ID.
r. flavor. .m.u
lasting freshness. New
.rr I....
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-21

others got quite a number o.
fouls in the first half. they die
an excellent job. We're especial
~ proud of our boys. for it was
an outstanding game. At one
point things looked almost hope
less, but in the last few seconds,
Rodnes Mcpherson dropped in q
basket which put the Aggies
two points ahead and gave them
another win.
Because our net was so full
last week we neglected to tell
you folks about all those lovely
Christmas gifts. Barbara God
win received a beautiful birth
stone, and Lib received some
very pretty jewelry. Sarah Ward
got a beautiful cashmere sweat
er.
The p. T. A. met Thursday
night, and. from what we've
the parents and tea
cheers are talking about present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-21

'onomics Agent on Saturday Jam
uary 10, 1859.
The officers Are: President :
Melvin Geralds OF the West Side
All Club, Vice President, Lou.
Use Bellamy. Tabor City Al
Club. Secretary, Sarah Frank o.
Tabor City All Club: Assistant
Secretary, La Rue Gardener o
the West Sile Club. Treasure
James Towns of the West side
Club, Chairman of Program
Committee, Nancy Hill Of tn
c entral Club, Recreationa.
Leader. Liston Freeman Of thu
Artesia Club, Song Leader, Bar.
bara Clarida of Tabor City Al
Club and Reporter Olivia Gore
of the West Side Club.
The council will meet quart
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ling n talent show, with the tai
lent to be supplied by the par
ents and teachers. incidentally
the new shrubbery looks yer,
nice and all the students thinl
the p. T. A. members are doini
la mighty good job on it, anc
we're all proud Of you.
i About the most importan
thing around Williams this weel
\ is exams. No one seems to b,
Saying much about them. I SUP.
pose they're all trying to d,
some last minute -cramming''
Best of luck to all Of you!
The Student Council met Mon.
day in Mr.. Thompson's home,
room. Members discussed stud.
ent behavior as well as ball.
players riding the bus to tn,
ballgames and back. All memb.
ers were present along with oul
sponsors, Mr.. Lewis and Mr.
lVaught.
Two of our seniors, Faye Cribt
and Nancy Stanley, spent tn,
weekend in Raleigh. They say i
was not all fun, because thu
purpose Of the trip was to take
a college entrance examination
From what we hear, it was 6
little on the tough side, but
they're glad it's finished.
MIR. Lewis, we are glad to see
you well and back in schoo
again.
Don't forget the basketball
game Friday night. We woulo
like to have everyone that can
10 attend the games.
Personalities Of the-Week
She's a senior. She's very
quiet. She's a member of the
slee club, F. H. A. and F. T. A.
She makes above average
grades. She has long brown hair
and blue eyes. She has a good
personality and is well-liked by
.vcryone. She is Doris Ann Cart
cite.
He's a senior. He has brown
!aIr and eyes. He is a member OF
he Monogram club. the Bus
rivers club, AMI is treasurer OF
ne Student Council. He play.
basketball and is an excellcu
layer. He's very neat. He has a
rmpcr, but he is one of thc
y v,est boys We know. HI.
.Inv Is Rodney Mcpherson.
Mrs Thompson's Home Eco
mes Girls presented the as
Oily program Friday. Am
lrd conducted the devotional
Isle Mcpherson served as SON
der. and Ila Wee Nealy wa.
stress of Ceremonies. Til,
is presented a fashion show
wing their beautiful new
,armentS made in Home Eco
'omicS class. Special entertain
sc. songs by Hilda
wright, ANGELA Powell,
-au Mcpherson, and Shir-
.'n.g>on, and a pantom-
= Faye Cribb and Susi,
isis o..
Out all for this tim,
unit. next week, remember
nice TO everyone and
j. Oc nice to you.