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ccrn"1 With '1n t"iur" of A"'..-
ca. The brilliant record OF 'h"
Merit Scholarsh q! other wears
peaks Tor itself. In" farsi .'"o
donors ssh" HaN" sponsored N'rr-
Merit Scholars OF other wears
nav" maze an nc. -Nl-''' .'-
vcstment which VIII benefit
everyone. W. u.-c others To JOIN
them in this important crusade
for excellence.
The selection o. the fina.i-''
who viii be awarded M'It
Scholarships IN Is'o i perform
cd by the Merit Nc'o''" ~..""-
'lnn committee. panel OF cN-
,pertS IN academic selection. and
by special judging teams c"H-
vcn"d by various donors OF Merit
scholarships. HIgh school grades.
leadership. citizenship. and cN-
ltra-curricuidr aCtiNItics are con-
SId"rcd as we'll aS test scores.
Merit Scholarships are four
year awards. and carry >tipcndS
mat range from SlOO a year TO
.Sl5OO year. Each stipend j.
individually determined on the
basis Of need. The amount is
based upon family resources.
summer earnings. and college
costs. all of which vary for each
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17
SENSE E
Non sense
BY WRAY THOMPSON
In Dutch With 5000 Gals
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Continued from page one)
we'll kept books show that the puletS are producing
an average of $4,000 eggs each week
Henny Penny at the Finkley (BoydS) farm or
Howard (Shared) farm has it made so to speak
she Is awakened at ) o'clock each morning when the
electric lights and an electric feeder-con-
veyer begins moving her breakfast down through the
brooder house. Her food is specially made and it,
contents include antbiodicS insure her health She
Is vacclnated regularly. and pampered to such an
extent that she has fear of the who eXpertly
care for her, Earl Mccormick (Finkley farm) and
Johnny Lee Iloward farm.
When 'Henny Penny first arrived at her Horny
county home at the of one day old. her chances
for reaching henhOod We're guaranteed The cleo
trlcal current went off several times and many of her
sisters died; others dropped IN succeeding weeks when
they reacted to vaccinations sudden freeze. para
sites and disease took the lives of others =.
That Boyd and partner Bill Hickman have been
left holding the egg bucket that the 5000
olrd have maured and the eggs selling profitleSS.
Is a grave underStatement AStoundingly. the hens
eat So tons of feed each week; of maintaining
and operating the modern egg processing room.
equipped with automatic washers, automatic
and grading mechanism) is high maintenance of the
cooling room lin which 300 of eggs may be
storedl also figures into the deficits
Egg producers must make 40 cents per dozen
to show profit Boyd and companion producers
are now selling their eggs for 80 per dozen,
minus three cents dozen charged for hauling
them to the market!
With so much at stake why would person go
INTO such a venture? The answer by Boyd is Just
because | always liked the poultry business"
Boyd was reared and Schooled in Conway. and later
attended Furman University. After spending years
In the Navy a dental techncian. he returned home
and began farming and working the insurance field
Finally in 1857 with 200 chicks he started in the
egg business.
Presently the returns have not equaled the invest
ment. The future. he believes offers only three
not go up; to operate under contract o feed mill
"here iced Is furnished and guaranteed prices are
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17
cox Circle Meets
With Mrs. Coleman

The Sarah Cox Circle of tHg
Tabor City Baptist Church met
with Mrs. Joe Coleman at her
1omc Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. {. n Pinncr chairman
presiding.
Mrs. Nj. D. Thompson lead m,
itudy in several chapters Of the
study course book entitled "Rur-
.ll Churches"
Refreshments were served r.
10 members by the hostess.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17

ALL TIED UP Wake Fores Basketball Coach Bones NKrro
III MS Vo'uh'eer job as state Chairman Of
ne even wears the Heart Fund symbol to games and
H. hodges admiring the ebuIent coachs cr,v,t >,
oout Governor Hodges the cause Ho,es
leads when he designated Ieart Fund NJ, =,
AZ ms news conference today Columbus County IN,
oeing conducted by Mrs Luther Meares roup,,
Cnarnan; Dr. r. Wyche. Professional service rh.i ~,
n,cL p.y peazeo community Programs Chairman; Mr.,
DICK nay. treasurer; Mrs. G. w Lennon PuhI;o p.I "
MISS fat Woodland, Special Events Chairman '' '
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17

Diane Gore. student nurse. At
City Memorial Nursing School
Winston Salem was home week
end before last for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Gore With her WAS Miss Site
Abcruathy and Miss Jean Leg
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17
JACK GLENN WATTS. JR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack G.. Watts
Of Burlington announce the
birth Of q son, Jack Glenn. Jr.
Sunday February II. Almanac.
Co. Hospital. Mrs. Watts is the
former Elpisc Harrington Of
.Wadcsboro and Watts is q Tabor
City native.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17
THE LIGHTER SIDE

At the Tuesday night Jayccc meeting nlcmbc,
credited telIow-mcmber K. G. SoeS Jr with having
neard another attorney comment i'm the WheyiII,
o0urthouSe after having witnessed trial of q cas-,
Which originated here - "Mayor Howard Harresor
has never lost a in his court
And added. I'D certainly like 10 seq him and p,rr,
Mason tangle hOrns,"
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17
DISCIPLES?
At the same meet

at the same meeting mentioned above the meetino
oe2an with President Horace Cox standing and Obsery
ing the attendance, commenting well, bows there
are only IL Of us here same was with Him at the
Last Supper" " "
:, That's right, Judas" answered Roger Mills tc
the president. ' y
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17
WILSON'S WIT

A stop at Wilson's Produce Market by a customer
a few night ago prompted the following question I,
the IN-waching Dick WILSON,
, 'Dlck, why didn't you get you set larger thar
that one there with the 8-nch screen?"
ouIdnt'' said Dick, the man in the store wa.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17
MAKES SINCE
One .IaNcnn

one Jaycee = speaking of absentee r. c. again -
SAD l always thought that r. c. was going to be p
doctor but ne finished school as a lawver''
-. well, began another, you can save lives ag
either ~ ''''' a.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17
NELL SPINEY

Miss Nell Spivcy. student al
Miller Motto Business School,
Wilmington. was home Ior II re-
cent weekend.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17
WOODBURY., ORE, INDEPENDENT. "tt doo.,,.

take an expert economist with flock of degree
after MS name to see the adverse effect and eve,
upward spralng wages, cost of living and taxes ar,
having on this nations economy 1t takes inst n1ai,
morse sense to appreciate the danger" '
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-14
GEAUGA HOSPITAL

BIRTHS - A son to Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Satterfield,
Chardon. A son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Quigley, Chester
land.
April 5, Tuesday
ADMITTED - Mrs. M a e
Wetherbee, Chardon; M S !.
Martha Raby, Chardn; Mrs.
Willard Niece, Chardon.
DISCHARGED - Mrs.
Franklin Mum, Newbury
David w. Schreck, (Child }
Chesterland; Mrs. era h a
Tucker, Huntsburg; Mrs. AL
lyn A. Reed and son, Char
don; Mrs. Emil j. Kortan :
sky, Chardon; Laura Cirino,
(Baby) Chardon; Mrs. Helen
Rosol, Chardon; Mrs. Dom
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-14

the same charge.
Donald F. Hullett, Hunts
burg, and James L. FrobaSe,
Chardon, were each fined $40
and costs for crossing yellow
traffic lines.
Kenneth Hamrick, Char :
don, was fined $40 and costs
for failure to observe a stop
sign. william Miller, Char
don, paid SIS and costs for
passing on the crest of hill.
Wilbur Kleitz, Chardon
drew $500 and costs, plus IS
days in all for driving while
intoxicated. On the S a m e
charge Larry Doty was fined
$1O0 and costs and three days
in jail.
Floyd Bowditch, Chardon,
! was fined SIS and costs for
intoXication.
CIVIL CASES
Constance Pirchner, RID 8,
Middlefield, VS.. Richard Pc
airs, Middlefield. Action on
forcible detention. Judgment
to plaintiff for restitution and
costs.
ST. Luke's Hospital VS.. Will
liam and 10 Ann Fife, New
bury. Money only. Judgment
of $298.98 and interest to
plaintiff.
PROBATE COURT
Estate of Edward Miller ,
Claridon, Lucetta Miller
named administrative; a =
praisers James Werner, Ced
Smith, G.. Gordon Ham.
Estate of Alvenia Brown,
Chardon, Chester Brown
named executor; appraisers
Gerald Wearsch, Robert Smi-
tn, E. A. Parks.
Estate of Arthur ThraSher,
Burton, Margaret Thrasher
named eXecutriX; appraisers
B. j. ShanoWer) Will ia m
Clark, Stanlae Mermitt.
Schedule of claims filed in
estates Of Joshua Morrow :,
James TieChman Jr., WILDER
Mintern, Richard Granger :,
Augusta LindquiSt.
Inventory and appraisal fill.
ed in estates of James Dono,
ghue, Paul E. Moore, Russell
ROWley.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-14

mick Taddeo, Chardon; Mrs.
George Ryzn, Chesterland F.;
Mrs. Henry F.. King and dau-
ghter, Chardon.
April 6, Wednesday
ADMITTED - Mrs. Mag
da Arokaty, Chardon; Judy
Benson, Child Chesterland
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-14
April 3, Sunday

April 3, Sunday
ADMITTED = Mrs. Gra-
ham Tucker, HuntSburg Mrs.
George Zakany, Chardon.
DISCHARGED - Mr.. John
H. Collins, Chardon; M S
David Wilmot, Chardon; Mr..
Frank Abruzzino, Newbury;
Mrs. Theresa Bernard, Char
don.
April 4, Monday
ADMITTED = Norman S.
Pollock, Child Chardon; Da-
vid w. Schreck, (Child) Ches.
terland; Laura (Baby) Girl.
no, Chardon; Mrs. Michael e
Horvath, Huntsburg.
DISCHARGED - Mr.. Johr
Weidlein, Chardon, Mr.. Al
fred j. Jones, Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-14
At THE COURTHOUSE

Estate of John G. Doran !,
certificate to transfer real es-
tate.
Estate of Sam Bagee, re-
leased from administration.
Estate of Elsie MauSling,
election of surviving spouse.
Final account filed in es-
tates Of John HofStetter, Cliff
ford Baptie.
Will admitted in estates of
Arthur ThraSher, Frank Ma
HOO am. Morning Wor :
retka, Mrs. Nettie Shanower
Alvenia Brown.
MARRIAGES
A marriage license h a S
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-14

been issued to George G.
Birmingham, 70, of HOO May
field Rd., Chesterland, a n d
Miss Carrie E. Shaffer, So,
same address. The license is
dated March 81 and was filed
in the Probate Court office of
Judge Robert B. Ford. Occu-
patton of both Birmingham
and Miss Shaffer on the ap-
plication is store keeper.
Birmingham had a previous
marriage to Hazel G. Bur :
lingham who died January IL,
1860. It is expected that DR..
Thurman F. Alexander will
solemnize the marriage.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-14

Mrs Ravmone Kochert, Ches
terland; Mr.. Albert X + D "
NeWbury.
DISCHARGED - Mrs. Ge-
orge zakany. Chardon; Mrs.
Myrta Arnold, Chardon; FL
win K. Adams and daughter.
HuntSburg.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-14
OMMON PLEAS


Charles H. Hall, trustee for
Elaine Bailey, 149 Main ST.,
Chardon, is given judgment
of So ,971 81 in an action to re-
cover on cognovit note "a
gainst Muriel and Horace
Durkee, RID NeWbury. In a
similar suit Charles H. Hall
is awarded judgment Of $574.
16 against Muriel Durkee
Newbury.
Patricia Hull, IA Tilden ave
is granted a divorce on the
grounds ofneglect from Cam
den Earle Hull, Rt. l, Gra-
bill, Fla. Her former name,
Patricia Bowditch, is reStor-
ed.
In two actions to recover on
cognovit notes against Muir
iel A. Durkee, RID Newbury,
George B. Gullstorf, 1926
EarlWood Rd., Cleveland, is
given judgments Of SIS, ,l56 and
$4,629.91.
In money only action,
Simon Bernheimer, 10403 Eu-
cid Ave, Cleveland, is CIV
en- judgment of $405 10 in his
suit against Muriel and Hor-
ace Durkee, Fairmount Rd.,
Newbury, and Little Acres
Nursing Home Inc. DiSmiS-
sed is the cause as to plain
tiff's right against Horace
Durkee.
Geauga Loan and Discount,
Chardon, is given judgment
of $801. 81 in an action to re-
cover on a cognovit note a.
gainst Warner w. Hitter, 1875
Sperry Rd., CheSterland; al
so $500.69 in another cogno-
Wit action against Julia Rib
blett, Marvin and Mary Rel
chard, Colburn Rd., Char =
don:
To marshal liens and sell
property in Aquilla Village,
Brown Fence and Wire Co.,
SOM Rd., Cleveland, has fill,
ed suit against Ernest w.
Kruger, PIT Turner Drive
Aquilla Village; Jerome and
Helen White, address un.
known, ct al.
Charging neglect and cruel,
ty, Edythe NJ Adams, &C
Buckeye Dr., CheSterland, 3,
asks divorce from Clifford
D. Adams, 1876 Wilson Mills
Rd., Chester. They married
in Covington, KY, May Is
rem.
Judgment of $573.O1 due or
merchandise is asked in ar
action brought by Everett
HendrickSon, doing business
as HendrickSon Electric Co.
217 Chardon Ave, Chardon
D /, Burton.
Alleging neglect and cruel,
ty, Robert T. Sadd, Stone Rd
Newbury, has filed suit fol-
divorce from Marilyn M.
Sadd, 209 Hilltop Dr., Char.
don. They married on May
"a, 1857, in F't. Lauderdale
Fla, and have one child fol
whom custody is asked.
Neglect is charged in a di
vorce suit filed by Carolyn
Merritt, RID 2. Chardon, a
gainst Edward Merritt, 233 S
Hambden ST., Chardon. They
married in Auburn, Ind, Oct
6, 1857 and have no children
For dependency, Cecilia RI
Sario, 13 Smell Pi., Brockton
Mass, has brought an actor
against Gustavo RSairo, 2O9I
Cedar Rd., Chester.
To recover 81 .078.14 due OF
an account, Arthur Loui!
Supply, Ashtabula, has filet
suit against Joseph Kump, 81
Herrick Dr., CheSterland.
CRIMINAL CASES
Appearing before Judg,
Carl HofStetter of the Count,
Court Harold Les Lairg, Rt
6 Chardon plead guilty to
failure to pass with an aSSur
ed clear distance ahead. H
was fined $50 and costs.
Paul w. Ernyei, Rt. 4, O
Chardon, was fined $40 an,
costs for failure to display Ii
cense plates.
Michael Horvath and Pau
Stone Of HuntSburg wer c
both fined $40 and costs TO
speeding.
James Doughty, Huntsburi
was fined $50 and costs 70
driving without an operator
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-14
RELIEF CORP INITIATES

Women's Relief Corps nu-
mber 81 is meeting tomor :
row, April Is, at 2 pm. at the
Village hall. New members
! will be initiated.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29
Bazaar, Bake Sale
At Emmanuel
Parish House

A bazaar will be held at En-
manuel Church next Friday.
December 2, from to 7.30 pm.
The bazaar is being held in the
new parish house of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church, at Glenmore.
Buckingham County.
Other activities at the bazaar
will include a cake walk, bake
sale, and numerous items for
sale. A hamburger supper will
be offered, and fishing will be
offered for the children.
The Rev. Robert E. Withers.
rector OF the church. invites all
to came and bring the family
for happy time in Christian
fellowship.
Proceeds from the bazaar will
be used to help retire the debt on
the parish house.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29

FALL CLEANING SPECIAL
Savings of 30 cents per gallon on
Armstrong Linogloss wax. so
cents off on Armstrong floor
cleaner per gallon. We rent floor
polishers for 81 or $3.50 per day.
The Floor Shop. ll9 North Main
Street. Farmville. 10-28-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29
FOR SALE


BLACK WALNUT kernels. Ar
thur Welchln, Farmville, phone
2-5457. 1l-29-4p
SIAMESE kittens. Call EX2-
4097 after ) pm. or write Box
ia. R. ,. Farmville. ll-29-2p
HOME Near Dowdy's Corner
Rooms. bath and basement
Large lot. Coed we'll. S5.50000
w. C. Canada, Agent Farm
vile, Va. ll-29-2t
NO. | BULBS Hyacinths. tulips
and other bulbs at reduced
prices. Pansy plants now ready
All kinds Of dried arrangements
Different kinds of plants. green
house fresh. Collins Florist.
1882
STOVE WOOD - dried kindling
blocks. hard wood slabs. cut
heater length. Buffalo S h o o k
Company. Farmville. ll-22-tfl T
WALL PAPER A. . per cent off
on all 1860 stock wall paper.
Farmvllle Mfg. Co. in the Shop
ping Center. Phone Tx 2-3ll8.
ll-25-7t
BEFORE purchasing Christmas
luggage, see our line for ladies
and men. We have special values.
Use our layaWay plan. Verser's.
ll-25-7p
WE HAVE special values in
swt aters, Jackets, trousers and
car coats. Verser's. ll-25-7p
HENS 10 Hampshire Reds. 10
months old. $500. Hattie Nor
san. Andersonville Phone W B.
3l8G. 1852
GIVE MAGAZINE SUBSCRIP-
TIONS for Christmas. Free price
list on request. II. V. Lancaster.
Jr., 400 High ST., FalmVille, Va.
EX 2-5433. 1l-25-9p
Observation-Disclosures
FURNITURE Kitchen table
and four chairs, one studio couch
and chair. Mrs. Lawson Atkinson,
204. SO. Virginia ST.. Farmville.
1l-25-3p
LOT: 80 #. front 80 #. deep
next door TO Alfred Price on
WILDWOOD Road See j. B. ia
cobs at Cedar Brook Restaurant.
ll-l-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29

A BEAUTIFUL showing in hats
and shoes at reasonable prices
Verser's. 1l-25-7p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29

FIRE WOOD = dry or green
blocked slab wood. Picked up at
our mill. $500 cord. R. c. Good
wyn and Sons. Powhatan, Va.
Phone Ly 8-4422. 11-l-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29

FIREPLACE SETS " All Stock
fireplace screens, and irons, and
sets $50 off. Farmville Mfg.
Co., In the Farmville Shopping
Center. ll4-3t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29
Auction Sale

ANGUS AUCTION The Perth
Of North America Show and
Sale at the Virginia State Fair
Grounds. Richmond, the Show
Dec. II. the Sale Dec. 10.
Dr. Tagle from Argentina will
be the Judge. 200 bulls and 50
females from leading Angus
herds Of North America will
sell. Dave Canning, Sale Mana
ger, Box 1886. staunton. Va.
Phone 885-ll7l. l22-lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29

SHRUBBERY = evergreens and
azallaS. Mrs. Fielder Hubbard,
Rice, Va. Phone Elk 2-455O.
10-11-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29

TWO large mirrors. 33x8l inches
One glass showcase, lighted,
22x40x46 inches. Carriers Flower
Shop. 3rd and Buffalo Streets,
Farmville. 11-22-3t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29
NOTICE

FIND US fast in the Yellow
Pages. The Vanity Beauty Shop
and The Contour Shop 11-l8-tf
LOOK us up in the yellow
pages. The S & S Contour shop,
next door to the Vanity Beauty
Shop. Farmville. lO-2l-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29
WANTED

FARM = private party wishes to
buy a small farm with Ivable
house. Prefer one with small
down payment, large monthly
payments. State full particulars.
Write Box m" co Herald.
1l-25-3p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29

ADDING MACHINES and Type
writers. Southslde Business Ma
chimes, Corner of Main and High
Streets. Farmville. 8-8-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-29
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A BEAUTIFUL showing in hats
and shoes at reasonable prices
Verser's. 11-25-7p
/ TWO large mirrors. 33X8l inches
One glass showcase, lighted,
22x40X46 inches. Carriers Flower
Shop. Bird and Buffalo Streets,
Farmville. 11-22-3t
RESIDENCE situated in town
Of Pamplin, brick, two story,
eight rooms, full bath and half
bath, full basement. oil furnace,
RUSSO storm windows and doors
For sale also dining room
suite. electric refrigerator, cleo.
range and deep freezer. 1860
Ford Falcon-4 door sedan. For
information call Pamplin 248-
267l. ) pm. to 10 pm, during
week and II pm. to 6 pm Sat
urdays and Sundays. 1l-22-tf
FIRE WOOD dry or green
blocked slab wood. Picked up at
our mill. $500 cord. R. c. Good
Wyn and Sons. PoWhatan, Va.
Phone Ly 8-4422. 11-l-tf
FIREPLACE SETS " All Stock
fireplace screens, and irons, and
sets $50 off. Farmville Mfg.
Co., In the Farmville Shopping
Center. ll4-3t
l''x6" OAK FENCE BOARDS
Dressed four sides 7-8 inch thick
and ends trimmed. In 5000 it.
lots, 8 it,, 10 it. and IL it.
lengths Delivered $500 thou
sand fit. R. C. Goodwin and
Sons, Phone LY 3-4422, Powha-
tan. Va. 11-1-tf
SHRUBBERY = evergreens and
azallas. Mrs. Fielder Hubbard,
Rice, Va. Phone Elk 2-455O.
10-11-tf
MANURE Chicken Manure.
Roberts Poultry Farm Elk Q
470l Farmville. 9-27-tf
HUNTING SPECIALS - 10 per
cent off on all stock guns, shells
and bullets. Farmville Manufac-
turing Co.. In The Farmville
Shopping Center. ll-4-8t
APPROXIMATELY 500 it. culled
lumber packages | inch boards
and 2 by As. Excellent for use
around the farm: $3.50 pkg. r. C.
Goodwin and Sons PoWhatan
Va. Phone LY o-4i22. 1l-1-tf
1854 TAUNUS. German Made
Automobile). May be seen at
Main Street Garage. 1878. J. B.
Wall, Jr. 11-13-4p
FARM MACHINERY = two man
ure sprcaders. one cultlpacker.
two feed cutters. w. B. Gates
Sons. Rice, Va. Phone Elk 2-5459.
ll-l8-4p
ADDING MACHINES and Type
WRITER'S Snut hsldA kuslnHSS Ma.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
How To Prevent
And Remove Mildew
By RoselIa Bannisfer

Molds that cause mildew are
always in the air, but they grow
best in 'mugey" summer weather.
Mildew thrives in warm, damp,
dark. poorly aired places such
as Easements. closets. shower
stalls and on damp clothes.
Favoritc victims of mildcw are
Gotten. linen. ravon silk, wool
leather, wood and paper. Most
Of the manmadc fibers arc re-
sistance 10 IL.
Here are eight tips 10 help
prevent mildew:
|. Provide good ventilation in
bathroom, kitchen and closets.
.. Hang garments loosely so
air can circulate
3. Keep stored clothing clean
and drv.
4. Get rid of dampness.
s. Vent clothes dryer out
doors.
6. Keen suitcasec. shoes ~.
ners and books off tho floor
store on perforated shelves at
top Of closet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
Ql,sLer Car
Parts Shipped

DETROTT-More than a million
parts and accessories for 1861
Chrysler Corporation cars and
trucks are being shipped this
week TO fill initial dealer and
wholesaler orders from coast TO
coast.
The initial estimates Of parts
and accessories are computed by
q highspeed elcctronic computer.
Mere than $500 parts exclusive to
1861 modcls--from the smallest
precision gears to the exterior
trim-have been catalopIed. The
number Of scrviceable parts for
domestic cars and trucks and
industrial and marine engines is
now more than 100000
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
Wayne State
Adult Education

This fall, the Division OF Adult
Education, Wayne State Univer-
sity-University Of Michigan will
offer the adults of the Detroit
Metropolitan area over 100 uni
yersity-level, n0n-credit courses
to choose from.
During the l960-6l academic
year, over 1000 adults psrtici-
pated in the program. AS in
the past, the Division will con.
duct courses on the Wayne State
University campus, in the Rack
ham Educational Memorial, Build
ing, the University Of Michigan
Dearborn Center, Ann Arbor,
Royal Oak, FerndaIe and Crosse
Poinfe.
Individuals interested in Art,
conom c S, history, political
science, music, foreign languages
philosophy, psychology, sociology
literature. and science may en-
roll in the broad offerings in
the liberal arts and humanities.
Those persons concerned with
seif-improvement will find covr.
ses in business, retail education.
public speaking, accounting, vo-
cabuIary improvement and Eng
Iish grammar.
In addition TO regular cOur.
SEES. the Division. in cooperation
with other institutions in the
Cultural Center of Detroit, will
co-sponsor special lecture SER
les entitled, Writers on the
American Scene" Gore Vidal.
May Sarton, Harry and Bonaro
Overstreet. and Max Lerner have
been engaged TO present lectures
in this series.
Faculty of the University Of
Michigan will participate in three
lecture series this fall: Bio
logical Forces in the World Of
Man, II" will be held in the
Rsckhsm Building in Detroit;
Space technology" will meet
az the University of Michigan
Dearborn Center; and Great Re-
Iigions Of the World" will be
held in Ann Arbor.