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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-10
Seven Beuszssss Seek Columbus Gro wn

SSHSh Soh'cSldlllS VIII we 1Or
the Miss Columbus County of
1859" title here tomorrow night
Thursday in a threc-phasc beau
" pageant that will include APP
rcarancc in swim suit. evening
Gown and display of talent.
The countrywide contest is
sponsorcd by the Tabor City
'aycc"S with the winner repre-
nnting this area in the Miss
hcld in Durham.
Jimmy Carroll chairman. said
0day that the contestants were:
Getty Bunch of Chadbourn. Ad-
inc Brady Of Fair Bluff. Brenda
ddingS of Tabor City: Mildred
rincc uC Tabor City. Betty
lurirl Cox OF Tabor City. Polly
'nrcttc of Lake Waccamaw.
ID Dolores Ann Fowler of Ia
n City.
BACKGROUND On The contestants
s as follows
Betty Bunch - daughter of
Nr. and Mrs. W. \. Bunch. Jr.
Vt Chadbourn. former Miss
|hadbourn." So in height. H.
pounds. 36-24-36. sponsored by
Chadbourn Civilian Club.
AdClinc Brady - daughter OF
B. u Brady Of Cerro Gordo. NC.
So. lHN pounds. 37h-2 4-38.
sponsored BY the Fair Bluff
Rotary Club.
B"cEUi CddiagS - daughter
nf Mr.. and Mrs. Tally Eddings.
former "Miss U.S.A. Rural F,cc-
trifica'ion" and other titles. 5'6".
37-24-37. sponsored by the Tabor
City Rotary Club
Mildred Prince - daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Prince Of
Tabor City. $40. 36-24-3G.
sponsored nv the Dirt Dobbcry
Garden Club.
Betty Muricl Cox - daughter
"F Mr.. and Mrs 7. B. Cox. for
mCr Miss Tabor City. Miss Y. Z.
Fir" Prevention. So. 1870 pounds
36 25-37. sponsored by the Tabor
City Civilian Club.
Polly Jcnrctte - daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7 Edward Jcnrcttc
VI Lake WaCcawlw. So. los
33-22ra-35.
Dolores Ann Fowler. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon 4. Fowler
NJ Tabor City. So. 40 pounds.
36-22-36. Sponsored by the Ia
Dor City Woman'S Credit Break
fast Club.
Judges for the event will be
Houston Brisson. n. c. Jaycec
rice-prcsident: Al Sharpe. n. g.
TayceC national director: DR.. Bob
Summcrlin of Dublin: Kay Dow
cSs of Elizabcthtown: and JAY
Wills of Elizabethtown. Judging
will he on an equal basis with
'ulcS for the Miss ". c. and Miss
pageant
The first portion of the judc-
nc will begin at 6 pm. with n.
Inner at the home of Mr.. and
Yrs Ben l.. Nesmith III. Con-
cstantS will be JUDGED at this
vent on their personality and
intellect.
Guest of honor will be Miss
Nice Ann Horne who wears the,
Miss GrccnvillC" title and will
'cprcscnt that CITY in the Mis-
v c. pageant. Miss Horne is &.
iativ" of Tabor City.
Bea McDonsid ~ wFCT-TvI
If Wilmington will Nc mater Of
ceremonies for the occasion.
Growing of The new queen
Will be done by Jean Thompson
Miss Columbus County of 1858 q"
The welcome address will h.
given by Tabor Citv'S Mayor
Howard Harrelson
Admission is so cents for chill
drcn. S100 for adults and S1.25
for reserved seats. The pageant
will get underway at 8 pm.
ZOE OPENING
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-10
JOEL CLEpIONS

Joel Clemens. UNC student
and Tabor City High graduate,
has accepted q ssmmcr position
with the Star News. Wilmington.
Joel was here last weekend and
had as his guest Tommy Orr OF
HcndCrsonvillc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-10
UCSDIEYS HOME

Mr. ana Mrs. Guy Humble,
and son. Wayne. have arrived
from Kentucky for a stay a
their home here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-10
IN ALREMARLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Burle-
son and son, Rowell, ore spend
ing some time this week in Al
bemarle.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Misses Spoffs,Uear
Many Va price

fBeIowl Misses Sportaceur, 2nd I'll, Washington;
Street Floor, arlington
$50 Silk Skirts. dots or plain eolors In GROUP; full
or sheoth skirts. Broken size ronoe. lo-l6 4.4s
2.sS-3.e5 Cotton Knit Tee Shirts. stripes or solid
colors with plaid trim; sizes S, N or / lat
4oo-s.ss cesten Blouses, short slseved or sleeve
less Prints or pIoin eoIors; sizes 3o-5s in group
ZOO
s.ss Women, Pedal Pushsr. Cotton duck; white;
sizes 4o-46. 1.97
s.ss-io.se FuII.Fsshioned Sweaters. Tyeoro;
dressroksr sIipons or cordioons. Sizes 54-4o.
4.4s
12.sS-i6.eS Swim Suits. Lostex or knits Solids,
prints, novelties. Sizes 3z-5s in group e.oe
S.Ss-7.ss Shorts Sets. Jor,oeo shorts or short
shorts with bouses hIrnmed-to notch. Sizes 1910,
but not IN eoeh print or pIoid 4.99
S.ss-7.ss Gotten Skirts Solid colors or prints;
sTa or full unpressed-pleoted styles. Sizes lo-is
N group --------- - SIS
fBeioT) SPOrtsWear. 2nd H., Washington Only
2.ss-6.s9 Spetswess BIouses, skirts, sweoters,
points: some ore 'os-is";; broken size ronoes 100
10 800 &'}Ft7
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Upholstery
3rd FIoor--Wasl.inston Only

10 Prs. s.ss seIid ceor Drepsriss. co. long,
tunbIeweed design and luni-ereose pr. Ss9J
l6--3.ss, as Life suey Sect cushiors. vinI
plostie covering, ossoried colors 21S
IS Prs. 2i.se Lined Drew Drsperiss, gold ond
celodon and rose, solid colors, lo4x63" length,
1899
IS Prs. i4.sS Fully Lined Printed Drew Droperes.
ontique sotin, 90" long ----... SS9
Pm. 1879 Fully Lined Drew Droperiss, solid :
eolors. triple width 95" long 1879
2o-2o.ss cussemssie sIipsevers, ossorted pot
terms. covers for sofos only -.------- 1879
ioo-i.oS vaIanees for eurtons cote styles, cs-
sorted potterns, eoIors, co. ~ : .---- 59e
l0--i4.ss lnnersprins ehsiss cushieas, modern
florol design, 2-pc. type o.ss
IS Pn. s.ss-7.ss Rsyon Tsffsts Bsdroom Drs-
peris,. ossorted coors 1s9
5o--2.ss-49s curtein Pencils, toIIored and ruftled
styles some soiled, poneI 69e
sS-7.ss Hesvy Upholstery Throws for choirs,
60x72" sue 400
1.ss Steel vsnstsn Blinds. white or eooshslI
1912" i.s0
s.es Steel vssstisn Blinds. white or eooshel
25-2e" 1.4o
s.ss Steel vsnssisn Blinds. white or eooshe.
S-5o ----------------Z. Z.eS
Evening star., 1959-06-18
3rd Floor-W.ashing,on Only

3rd Floor--W.as W.ashington Oniy
i-73.ss imported sisei Rugs. l2xl5-ft. 1925
l-2z7S exl I 6 Brown Reversible Fibre Rug 1 i.5o
isis Grey Reversible Fibre Rug. oxs-ft So
l-i5.Ss Green Reversible Fibre Rug. ex7-ft.,
500
i-is.So seise Reversible Fibre Rug. exs St.
$50
hiss Grey Plaid Reversible Rug. sxl ,6-fty
il.5o
SASS imported sisaI Rugs. assorted, 6x9-ft,
l-1z.7s Golden selse Reversible Fibre Rug,
9xll SIT ll.50
IAI4.so Green Reversible Fibre Rug. sxs6-ft,
$50
4-ass Holland sissI Rugs, assorted eolors,
27x52-in. ie5
e-s.ss HoIIsnd sissI Rugs. ossorted eoIors, 3x5-
H. 299
SASS Cotton Scatter Rugs. assorted colors,
4S6-ft 500
4-44.Ss Imported sisoI Rugs, exl5-ft 24.eS
Sass imported Sisal Rugs exl2-ft 1898
lass Beige HoIland sissI r.. os is. exl2-.
IT, $40.
lo-2s.ss Reversible Fibre Ri beige, ploid,
SHiZ-ft. ---------------IU ivy
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Furniture
Lower Level. Arlington Only

-~~~st
lass MopIs ceektoil Table, os s.
,-s.sS Bridge TsbIes. patterned top, os is s.s7
1-ss.Ss ssetioSeI 2-Pe. sofs. blue pIostie, black
legs GIT
i-i4o.os Soto and Choir Set, Modern style, red
cnd toost freize, floor sompIe S9.e9
z-l7.ss ssro-TsbIe Sets Of a; white, ! black
Set 1927
i-i4.ss Set Of = servo-TobIes, toast tweed,
1897
I-i4.ss coektoI rsble. bronze frame, p-stic
top TAT
1898 Lounge ehsis, foam cushion, Lowson
orn. 5-button book, beige, soiIed 5s.e7
2-ios.ss DineIte Sets, pcs. black and bross
trim, charcoal stripe ehors. block oak tobIs top,
floor sonnple 69.99
i-l09.95 Dinette Set, pcs yellow soonkle,
teStotile toble top yellow sponge chors, bronze
bross trim 6o.se
SASS somsonits Bridge TebIes. assorted eoIors,
os is 74T
I-22s.ss Living Room Suite, z pcs. blue freizs
cover, foam cushions, button back, modern square
arm, floor sompe SI69
i-s4.s5 Lsmp TsbIe. lined ook, floor sompIe,
1927
lass End Table. lined ook. floor somple,
IIe7
$50 Tub Chairs, rotton peel, os s---l.s7
I-i4.ss Rotten Peel Sestes. os is is e.s7
i-ssS Round ceektan Tabls. white netol, os IS,
3.e7
i-is.e5 choisetts, rubberized hair pod. floral
pattern, postc cover, arm loose, os is ---l3.s7
i-ll.s9 choise, pIostic webbing, wooden orns,
white and gold cover os is I'll s.s7
i-ii.ee chciss, ereen-oold plostic webbing,
wooden orrns, os is e.o7
i-s.ss Aluminium Fielding Cot. brown sheoffer
cloth. os is 5.9T
l-27.ss choiss Lounge. redwood. red-sreen
duck pad os is 1897
Hiss Aluminum-Rsdwood Fielding chairy as
- o.SI
i--2s.s5 Umbrella. green. lock broken os is,
l4.sT
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Housewares
3rd Floor, Washington Only

ze--2.es All Wool vaeIur Action Dry Dust Mops,
rnulti-color nophedd long handle i.9S
1898 Shower cuFtein Ensembles, with cote
window dropes 9.99
z7--4.75 Divided Cost Aluminium SkiIIets with
gloss cover al 3.99
zi---4.ss Jumbo Quilted Front cormsnt Boss,
l.s9
iS-4.eS Two-Pe. Rubber Auto Carpets for front
section -. 2.4s
so-z.ss Rubber Door Mats, 2ox36" size, black,
red or green --l.49
l2-6.sS Ger and Window Wsshins Brush with z
heods, telescope hondIe 4.9S
IS-4.eS-NyIen Shsks-o-Motie Dust Mops z.sS
SASS Presto Aluminium 4.ot. Pressure Cook
es s.se
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Robes, Lingerie
(Below) Robes. 2nd Floor.
Washington Only

AIzse Lounge Paiamos. Nylon outec losSsL
hlock sIocks. Sizes for misses, broken sizes, s.VV
4-5.9s Nylon Print pusteFs. Lined; misses s,zes,
sWs.ss NyIon r,ieo, sruueh Goats. Misses s,s:;
SEQ fisrnI.u. Brunch eosts. Broke" 81: as
(Belo,rJ Street Floor indies, Both Stores
z.ss pRlP.pRY COTTON LINGERIE
Gin, with embroidery trims; shodow- q 00
<noneled: white: sizes 32-4s. 6oby heNA
doll poomos; prints; S, N, /.
fBelorJ Street Floor indies. Washington Only
7se Briefs Royon, trimmed; white Or PINK
1855 fcmou,-brond pe+iesats. White ond
colors: s, IA or | 9s'
iso-a.ss erd ,.ss Cotton Lnseris. Gowns,
bobv dell poionnos ond buttcn-fVont sleep gown.
Tobe Broken sizes; postel prints Z ser 300
$3.50 Nylon Triees eswns. Regular ond estro
1sSis % NyIo. Trieos Peniessts. White ord
posteIs; sizes SIM or l------------- ''Z,
fBelo,rJ Lingerie, 2nd Floor. Washington Only
$3.50 Nyyen Trieet Gewns. Lace and nyon
sheer trims; long or woltz length Broken size
Tonoe +--. 5----~ = q f,5,s.I
1858 Beby Doll Peismes. Cotton blend;
forol prnt with loce trim; broken size ronoe, Ivy
14-S.es Nylcn Trieet Lens Gowns. Fonous-
rnoke srno sizes only Ivy
1919 spots Pants with Feet. For bolet done-
no or SPORTS. dork colors Broken size ronqe,
IVY 90
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Fabrics
Street FIoor-W0shington Only

Street FIOOr-W GShingtOn lUnIy
$50 Yds. ZOO Irish Linen Rsmnonts, l-5 yord
lenoths yd 59c
400 Yds. Las Amertex Cotton setin Prints,
yd see
nants, desirobe lengths yd 7se
1000 Yds. Plain, Printed Cotton Remnonts, de-
sircble lenoths t,yd- zse-79s
1000 Yds ese-l.25 MiFceIe Febries, suitine, dress
weights, ploin, printed, 90" widths I'D. 3se
Evening star., 1959-06-18
SiIrei.al,aurts
Stree. Floor. Washington Only

Street FLOOR, " dShtnRtoH UnIy
$500 Rogers FIcsweIs. Primrose" silver
pldfe; oZ-p piece sets 49, - --- -,- I4.SS
i-ii3.oo Sterling Silver Teo Pot. "Purton"
oottern Il" $3.50"
2-l2oo Sterling Silver suIt.Pepper Sets. BY
International Silver Co. Slightly scratched 500"
$1,000 SiIver-pIoted Breed sesksts. z shapes.
Slightly serotched -4.SS"
plus tax
Evening star., 1959-06-18
(BsiorcJ Washington Only
Foundations
street Floor. Washington Only

street Floor, Washington Only
.So--ess to i2.sS Disconfinued GrdIss ond
sJafseIstsss. White or block; broken size ron9a,
49, 2.ee
,JD-Is.ss Black Flexsss stroplrss An-in-onss.
sPg6ken size ronee 500
,4pe-1.oo TO 800 Bfss. Cotton; with strops;
escken size ronoe i,s9
As-io.oo White cirdIes. Cotton Or nyIon;
.bfoken size ronoe 4,e9
1890 Disesntinued Mstsrnisy Germsnts.
5roker size ronse 90
Evening star., 1959-06-18
China

3rd FIoor-W aslinston Only
mum Troy Lao
s-29s ceIifornie 3-Pe. Cigarette Sets Las
4-2.4s Pink Decorated Pottery Flewer Con-
tainers Lao
6-4.os Bross and Glass Ice Servers 2.9s
ASS Relish Dishes with Brsss SteRds, 3-pcs :
2.eS
s-l4.ss Decorated Luncheon Sets, 55-pe service
for . -- 0.sS
14-si Imported Chine After Dinner Cups.
Saueers for 81
z-s4es Decorated Dinner Sets, 45-pe. service
for 1888
Evening star., 1959-06-18
YOMMg Junior Fashions
md .ELoor, Both Storsa

s.ss-I4.eS Dresses. Cotton Or royon; ebsuoI styles
with fuIl Or SLIM skirts. Assorted eoors; broken
size range SIS -.--.-6-@a ~ 4.Se
i4.se-I7.90 Dresses. Cotton or royon; assorted
eoorss broken size ronos 5-l3.. -ll.oo
lis 4.A4
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Nursery Furniture
9Th Floor. Washington; End Floor, Arlington
2.eS HIGH CHAIR PADS

Only SO OF these postic-covered high NAt
choir pods Nursery pottern in coIors Of ~
maize, blye. yellow and pink. Ruffls trim. s'
Evening star., 1959-06-18
7.se SCRANTON LACE CLOTH:
4.e9 IMPORTED DAMASK
fBelowJ Street Floor. Both Stores
3ee .UNBLEAcHED MUSLIN

Woven Of over l2s unbleoehed muslin
threods per squore inch. deoI for -. 81
dropes, mattress covers, slip covers.
etc 4l-in. wide
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Infants to Teens Wear
(BelotcJ Infants. Childven's Wear,
lth Floor, Warrington Only

(BeLorJ Infants. ChiIdren's Wear.
oh Floor, Warrington Only
sss Seconds Rseeivins eIonksts. White Or
2ss PIisss Sleeping Bess fhst Grew" FL 3
month to 3-yeor Sizes 80
sleeves Size only - ---- -------- Soc
100 PIisss Sport Shirts for Boys Red only; broken
size ronoe rs --- soc
4. 80 Quilted Crib Blankets. White only ZOO
3.s9 LitsIe Girls 7-Pieee Suits. Navy royon with
linen look; sizes 3-6x l.so
i.7s LitsIe Girls PIoysvit. wcpieee; red, ton or
navy shorts with contrasting sleeveless blouses;
sizes 3-6S LOO
2ss ToddIer Boy.' Knit Suits. Two-pecs; broken
size ronoe j -----l.6o
Evening star., 1959-06-18
(Beiow) GirLs', Pre-Teens' WeaY,
4ih Floor, Washington; 2nd, Arlington
Pre-teens' 2.9e TO 4.99
Summer Sportswear
I.oo
I.00

Short shorts. Jomoicos pedol pushers and tops in
solid colors or stripes; sizes 5-l4, pre-teen.
io-7.s9-e.ee Pse-teen Swimsuits A99
I2-2.9s Girls Cotton Slips l.5o
io-Io.ss Pre-teen Chine Skirts with Dotted
6louses. Ton or block -----h- I.S9
40-S.9e Girls Cotton Sun Dresses -------3.9s
so-29e-4Ss Girls Summer Hets o9e
So-4se 10 7ss Girls Ankiets. Cotton or nylon,
2Se
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Loo COSTUME JEWELRY

Necklaces. bracelets and eorinos. ma
Mony styles and eoIcrs. HeWV
- plus tax
Evening star., 1959-06-18
s.se COTTON PRINT SKIRTS

Impressed pIeated or circular styles;
side ripper; some with belts. Prints; e99
sizes l0-l6.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Boys. Girls, Teens
Shoes

(Belopj End Floor Arlington Only
iss.,.zS Discontinued Style U. S. keds. Oxford
styIe in red or blue Sizes 5-oh and l2h-3 IN
group, but not in eoch color ------ ~
(Belo.c) 9TH Floor Washington Only
sss Boy,' oxFo,ds. Short lots Discontinued styles:
sizes 3K7-6 in group 4.Ssv
4es Selma DEB cosusIs. Pumps ond strops IN
summer eolors: broken size Fonee 4-S-----l.ss
Evening star., 1959-06-18
ROHs' WeGr
Ind, Floor, Eashington- Floor. Arlingt
tS.es sUMMER LEISURE COATS


Ind, Floor WashinstOn- Floor. ArlinstOH
t6.e9 sUMMER LEISURE COATS
Unbned woshebIe royon-nylon coots
viii emblem on pocket. In skipper A.0R
kIuA, some whites Sizes $40
7.es Low HoLER SPORT SHIRTS
sho,t-seevs style Of wash n weor
coitcn Two-tone front N coorful .0@
pdHerns. Sizes sle.
2.So UNLINED WASHABLE JACKETS
Oflbon River popp in solid coIors.
stfspes and plods Finely toilored 20
style with odjustoble cuffs. Sizes g.
lG z.for IS
gBoYs 500, o.oe WHITE SUITS
Washable cotton oobordines ond roy
on-Inen- look fobrics. 5-buttcn eoot q an
style, sizes 6. 10 ond IL.
BOYS 39e, soc COTTON HOSE
Stock Up now on these cotton hose QEA
with elastic tops. Choice OF eoorfu -"
potterns Sizes s-eH. e,,. 81
fBetomJ Washington Orly
ie-ie,ss Rsyon-Asstots White Sport ccu,.
sizes 1913 1923
sS--Bor' iz.sS wssh cstd Suits. size. >
4s-sou' s.9s and 1898 ws.h and Wear in.
lined Sport coefs. sizes to 20 7ss
6s-Beys' 4.es end 5.es uninsd Wash cerdi-
gan Jaekets, sizes s-l5 l.ss
$50 White Lens Paht Suits, size 6 only,
soiled 2.9a
Evening star., 1959-06-18

VetCetTb HWEtWNeFCsssetS
(BelOw) Handksrchiet,. Street Floor, Both Stores
i.ss. Box MEMS HANpKERcHIEFs
Mems 7. ". initoled cotton hond- Box ot
kerchiefs; oil white or white viii,
color lntios included: A, H,Se, NeUW
E. 6. II, J, K, /, IA, r, 7.
(Belo,oJ JeweIry, Street Floor. Both Stores
Evening star., 1959-06-18
sBoYs' s.9e, o.99 WHITE SUITS

Washable cotton oobordines ond roy
on n-nen-look fobrics. 3-buttcn eoot x an
style, sizes 6, 10 ond Z.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Budget SpOrfsiCeGr,
NecIsice0r

(BelotUJ Budget SportMOeaT.
Street Floor. Both Store
Evening star., 1959-06-18
z.so uNLINEp WASHABLE lAcKErs

OFeDon River popIn IN solid coIors,
sttpes and poids, Finely toilored 80
styIs with odjustoble cuffs. Sizes g.
10 for S.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
BOYS s9e, sse COTTON Ho

Stock up now on these cotton hose q
with elastic tops Choice OF coIorful
potterns Sizes s-9H. 7 s,,.
Evening star., 1959-11-26

Of the French economy" he
says. "A fine Paris hat costs
practically q months rent.
Most Partisan women can't
afford them. 30 they go hat
less. But there's no excuse
for American women to 60
bareheaded. They can wear
fashionable hats for O frac-
Evening star., 1959-11-26

the hat, and placed her with
her escort ct the best table"
It is-a strange and sad
thing, says Riemer. that the
worst offenders In the hatless
brigade are French women,
who traditionally are supposed
to be the worlds best hated.
This is strictly the fault
Evening star., 1959-11-26
He Likes
Wonen's
Hats
By DOROTHY ROE

Associated Press women's Editor
Bill Riemer is Q man who
never, under any circum-
stances, criticizes his wife's
hats.
The lucky Mrs. Riemer can
be as whimsical or as bizarre
Is she likes, with no fear Of
hearing that familiar hus-
handy refrain:
Where did you get that
hat?"
Even If his wife appeared
wearing q potted geranium
on her head, he wouldn't
complain. Because Bin is
executive director Of the
Millinery Institute Of Amer
lea, and the only thing about
women's hats that pains him
is no hat.
AS q matter Of fact. says
Bill, the old joke about hus-
bands and hats has been
grossly exaggerated, mostly
by cartoonists. He explains:
Most men want their
wives or sweethearts to be
noticed-but in Q nice way.
They object to plunging
necklines, too-short skirts
and other revealing displays.
But they love to step out
with q girl wearing a strik-
ing hat. In the first place,
the right hat makes almost
any woman look prettier and,
in the second place, it iden-
tines her as q lady.
"A woman wearing q really
beautiful and dramatic hat
can count on admiring male
glances, and probably even q
few whistles"
A flattering hat, says Bill,
also is q status symbol.
I'VE tested this fact recent
ly," he says, I'VE enlisted the
help Of q pair of beautiful
twins and sent them out on
q cafe society tour-each
with an escort, Of course. One
wore a hat and one went bare
headed. When the two cou-
Piles went into q restaurant,
the headwaiter always first
approached the girl wearing
Evening star., 1959-11-26

ton Of the price they would
have to pay in France"
"a man knows what makes
q woman look pretty. . And
that's the sole purpose Of q
hat. Women don't wear hats
to keep their heads warm.
They wear them to achieve
an effect, to give their spirits
9 lift, to create an illusion.
Evening star., 1959-11-26

HeovY, impressive silver plate for fhs desk Of
an orehiteet. an urtist, scientist. an engineer.
anyone with an impenont Job.
There's lsveler, Twelve inch ruler,
at-sqUdre fUnelionol as we'll as hcndsomo.
Eeeh, nine dollars and ninety cents
including federal tax.
From the christmos Gift Shop.
Evening star., 1959-11-26

Bosic Witz Modern Walnut Drop
Leaf Extension Toble---- l0o50 1900
American of MortnsviIe White
Side Chairs, blue seots CO., 3495 1900
American of MortinsviIIe Arm
Chairs to match obove Eo---- 1895 24.95
American of MortinsViIIe Exten-
tion Tobe to match above lOo50 500
ThomosvilIe Oxford Mahogany
Oval Extension Toble--------- l23OO $500
ThomosviIIe Oxford Mahogany
Oval Extension TobIe, junior size $500 $500
ThomosviIIe French Provincial
Fruitwood Buffet, Extension
TobIe, 4 Side Chairs and Arm
Choir --------------------- $500 $1,000
Hoover Charcoal Chino Buffet,
Extension TobIe, 4 Side Chors-- 5000 $4,000
ThomosvIIe Rodont Birch Break
front China, cane doors ------ 274.50 1890
Huntley Large China Cobinet,
glass doors, Wolnut- l6l so $500
Thomosve Round Extension
Toble, z leaves, Oxford mahogany l0300 69.95
ThomosviIIe Large GoteIee TobIe,
dropeof extension, Oxford - l2l0o 1895
Drexe DropIeof Extension TobIe,
Italian Provincial wonut------ $500 1895
Evening star., 1959-11-26

Hiehtstown, l5'x4'5" oII-wooI
plush pile. beiee------ lOe6o 5000
Mohawk, l2'o"x37" oII-wooI
loop tweed, nutrio- 447O 1000
Firth, l5x87" seIf-tone oII-wooI
Wilton, sond- ond---------------- 1920 5000
MosIond, l2'xl7' wool and nyon,
white ---------------- 246.2o 1890
MosIond, l2'xl5' Acrion, green 1900 5000
MosIond, l2'x9' AcriIon, green 1910 $500
Lees, 1898" wool and nyIon
twist, green --------------- 22o.l5 5000
Wundo We've, o'xl2' oII-wooI
plush pile, royal bIue---------- 203.4o 1000
Mohawk, l2xlO oII-wooI plush
pile, nink-----------~--- 1890 5000
pile, beiee-----------~--1--- z74.7o 5000
.. and many more!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-28
Southern Makes Up
For Elk Garden Loss

Sam Glotfclty pitched a three
hitter last Thursday at Oakland
as Southern, High school wound
up its baseball season with a 81
triumph over Elk Garden High
school. The victory gave the High
landers, coached by Dick Travis
and Carl Schoonover, a SO overall
record. The victory avenged the
defeat by Elk Garden earlier in
the week.
Southern finished with a 3-3
recod in the Potomac Valley
conference while Elk Garden has
ga mark in that circuit.
Jerold Milavec, Elk Garden
pitcher, yielded seven hits, issued
four passes and fired the third
strike past eight.
Jerry Wine, of Southern paced
the hitters with a double and
single.
Other playing for Southern were
Stuck, Gnegy, Rhodes, R. ColaW,
Martin, T. Colaw, James, Craver
and Spiker.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-28

day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nine, of Point
Marion. Pa, spent several days
last week with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Bertha Dewitt and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Floyd Carskadon visited Mr..
and Mrs. MINERS SchOch, Oak
land, last Friday afternoon.
Lawson Henline, who has been
i'll at his home here is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Carskadon
and Mrs Margaret Knots were
Saturday evening dinner guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Mil
ton Fike and family at Oakland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Fike and
children were evening visitors
Mr. and Mrs. James Ashby, of
Harrisonburg, Va, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Ashby and family.
Burlin Holler, Howard Mosser
and Mrs. Nora Yutzy visited Mrs.
Charles Best, who is seriously ill
at the home of a daughter in Wash
ington, d. c., last Sunday.
The Kings Daughters Sunday
School class of the EUB church
met on Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs Give Rinehart.
William Lewis, of Waynesburg,
Pa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Lewis on Friday Saturday visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Smith
and sons, of near Bloomington.
Rev. and Mrs. Edsill Bragg and
children, of near Dunbar, w. Va,
were Saturday evening visitors of
Mrs Stephen Sanders, Mrs. Vonda
McIntire and son Bobby.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Sims we're Mrs.
Goldie Soldiers and daughters, vi
ola, Vivian, Margaret and Joann,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Stone and
son Allen, all of Red Oak; and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Soldiers and son,
of Gormania, w. Va. Afternoon
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Hauser, Charlotte and Bobby
Hauser, of Mt. Lake Park, and
Mrs. Betty Sisler and children, of
KingwoOd, w. Va.
Mrs. Homer Wiles and Mrs.
Homer Wiles, of Terra Alta, w.
Va, visited Mrs. Margaret Knots,
Thursday afternoon, after attend
ing the funeral Of Dorsey T. Ash
by, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Blauch and
family visited relatives near Cum
berland, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Adams
and family were Sunday visitors
of Mrs. Harry Edwards, Sr., at
Loeb Lynn.
T/Sgt. and Mrs. Ivan Casteel