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JACK BLANK

I13I Irving ST. NV. AID. 4-S5OO
1880 l4th St NV. RA. 3-gB7O
BANK ON JACK BLANK
VOLKSWAGEN 1860 station WaE-
on: model 221; OWNER TRANS
FERRED, terms avail: SI,T00. GY.
4-3563
VOLKSWAGEN 81 2-door sedan:
radio, heater, Wv. tires. light
blue: 1895.
HICKS CHEVROLET
-Corvair Corvette
5929 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. $4,000
WILLYS JEEP pickup; 2-Wheel DR.,
new motor, clutch. U-joints. muf-
fler, etc; in perfect condition:
a400. LU. 1881.
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CRANSON RAMBLER

1892 BETH. AVE. BETHESDA
OIL. 6-OsO0
RENAULT NEW '6I DAUPHINE
S1,450 Delivered. Fully Equipped
No Extras to Pay for
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BRAND-NEW
1861 PONTIAC
TEMPEST SEDAN
$1,000
OUR SPECIAL DEAL
S100 DOWN
$64.50 MONTH
These terms include freight. federal
excise tax. carving charges; So
600 miles; 39-month warranty but
no insurance All this is offered
by WashinEton's leading Pontiac
Dealer Over 25 years at ] To-
cation is your guar OF SatiSfac-
tlNn.
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Radio Saturday. Apr. p, 1861

(rl Denotes programs teIecast in cOI6F
Evening star., 1961-04-22
HICKS CHEVROLET

Chevrolet-C -Corvair Corvette
1929 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. $1,000
RAMBLER '5S custom 4-dr. sta
ton wagon. auto. shift, excel.
cond. Take over pvmts. with sm.
cash. DU. 5-11S6.
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THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. {.
Saturday, April II, 1861
Evening star., 1961-04-22

RAMBLERS '566 through '6Os-We
have over so used Ramblers in
STOCK ready for sale; all models Of
through so. Most are one-owner
Cranson Ramblers serviced by US
since new. Any OF them can be
purchased for as low as 500
down, with up to 30-month financ-
ing through our local bank. II
you re looking for a late-model
Rambler at substantial savings.
oe sure to see and drive one soon.
Our tremendous volume Ruaran-
Rambler.
Evening star., 1961-04-22
JACK BLANK

STUDEBAKER '55 4-door Presi-
dent. radio, heater, ovsrdrivA.
blue finish; exceptionally clean
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
IN DISTRICT COURT
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
State OF Minnesota, by Walter F,
MOndale,
it's Attorney General,
Petitioner,
VS.
General Outdoor Advertising Com
pany, Incorporated, Mabel Feldman,
Unknown Heirs Of William J. Rie-
bolt, deceased, William Fossett, as
Administrator of the Estate of Will
liam J. Riebolt, deceased, City of
Saint Paul, Lycurgies Boblette, Un-
known Successors in interest to
OConnor and Coughlin, Incorporat-
ed, also all other persons unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, in
terest or lien in the real estate des-
cribed in the Petition herein.
Respondents.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ONDEMNATION OF CERTAIN
LANDS FOR TRUNK HIGHWAY
PURPOSES
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Africa At A Glance
REFERENDUM DATE

Salisbury ANP)-The big question throughout
currently upon fixed for
proposed the establish
whether the provision for
the nodon into the legislature of IS African members will win
White Paper published
jointly Southern Rhodesa' ready If it distributed
by possible date for the voting could
be early July.
ORAL VACCINE
Cape Town (ANP-A polio chiefly
and Asian children
all European Asans and cooured under 80 years
South Africa Some six million will
receive lump Of sugar mpregnaed with vaccine
is effective against all three types OF polio Further doses WI" De given
in July and September
SCHOOL EXPANSION
Monrova ANP) expansion program, financed joint
y by government Division World Missions of
the College Of West Africa New
will consist boys hostel science building classroom
structure
SIGNIFICANT ASSERTION
Conakry (ANP)A significant
Sekou recently Of
the Inn Peace prize from
ance communist" but that
prize gned recognition of the Gunean peoples struggle
freedom world peace"
1ndas 1s have abandoned
jury being impossible unsatisfactory and too costly to
support remaining considering turning legal decisions
Cited for dropping the jury system were
ability jurors extremely educational level Of prosec
jurors religious antagonisms which preclude de-
solely upon legal evidence
NEEDLEWORK DISPLAY
Narob (ANP)The history of Kenya needewordating
of the Queen Mothers on its
England and other cities The history
depicted tapestry panels world members of the East
League
ADVANCE EDUCATION
Iadan Nigeria installation of the first free
primary program the Western region of Nigeria
total of 1O2 teacher
training colleges $500 teachers annually The total
primary climbed from 1000 1854 to nearly
100000 n
FIXING
Rhodesa ANP)A commission of inquiry has
the United National Independence party and
the indirectly responsible for
schools and colleges throughout North
during 1850 The commission claimed that UNlP
against the appointment Of
a African minister who charged with being
sooge number Of students expelled and
institutions closed down.
SEDTTION CHARGE
Bantyre AN)Bary Banda editor Of the Voice
of being Of sedion for attack
recruiting mining companies outside the
country Federal Prime Minister Sir Roy
Welensy saying fellow Africans sent to Whteheads
Whitehead is in league with the
Broken chmpan2ee Weensy pleaded not guilty
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ment in any street"
PRIME MINISTER Jawaharlal
Nehru Of India has proposed to
make it more difficult for any one
to emerge as his acknowledge pol
itical heir. Nehru, 10, has recon-
mended that the Congress party
have two deputy leaders in parh-
ament instead Of one. The prime
minister is the leader in both hous-
es. The post Of deputy leader re-
Gently fell vacant when Home Min
lister G. B. Pant died.
A GRANT Of approximately
$10,416 to the East Africa High
Commission has been announced
by the Rockefeller Foundation
The money will be used to equip
the East African Marine Fisheries
Research Organization at Zanzi.
bar.
THE BIRTHPLACE of the Ka.
baka, will be converted into boys
quarters as part of staff housing
plan for Makerere university. The
old, six-room house has stood fol-
40 years on land given by The
late Kabaka Daudi Chwa IL to Sil
Albert Cook, the medical pioneer
who built Uganda's first hospital
AGA KHAN " has announced
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to disrupt independence celebra-
tions.
A major non-political problem
facing the worlds newest inde-
pendent nation is one it shares
with other new African nations
how to improve her peoples health
THREATS OF SECESSION, a
glaring reality in Katanga Prov
mce is in the warning stage in
Nigeria. The chairman Of the La
gos branch Of the Action Party
Group, has warned that Western
Nigeria might secede from the
Federation II an extenuon OF La
gos' western boundary is carried
through. However, T.O.S. Benson,
Federal Information Minister, said
any attempt you'd amount to trea-
son and must be treated as such
AMID NUMEROUS accounts OF
mistreatment of Nigerians in Fern
ando Po, the Federal Minister OF
Labor, J. NJ Johnson, will visit
the territory in May to examine
conditions of employment.
THE SALISBURY city council
has made it legal for Africans tc
walk on the city's sidewalks, by
abolishing a law dating to 1905
which says: mo native AFRICAN,
shall use any sidewalk or pave
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12
THE WEEK IN
RECORDS
BY ALBERT ANDERSON
Some Fine Entries

Three fine entries are spot
lighted in this weeks column, one
centering on the late Charlie
(Yardbird) Parker. The fare, rang
ing from jazz to Broadway tunes,
follows:
cool 1O1" - A Historical Re-
cording Featuring Parker and
group of unlisted musicians. Le-
Jazz LIP, Colume l. Tunes: "Ko
Ko;" Round Midnight" Cool
Blues" "Ornithology;;" Move"
White Christmas" "Ornitholo-
gy;" Hot House," "Groovin'
High" and "52nd Street Theme. e"
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Charlie Parker is dead but his
fame and music live on to inspire
aspiring musician and to delight
jazz fans On this LIP, the Le-
Jazz people gathered a collection
of individual recordings and broad
casts in which Parker was involved
and put them together on one
track The first of a three part
volume in this category, the disc
features Parker in some of his
great moments as we'll as some of
his lesser moods But mood for
mood, he turns in an overall top
performance with the assistance Of
his sideman The sidemen are
not identified, but I think I de-
tected the trumpet of Miles Davis,
the drumming of Max Roach and
the piano playing of Bud Powell
Volume and quality are the
outstanding features of this disc
A big buy.
"APASIONADA"-RCA Victor
LIP featuring The Norman Luboff
Choir. Selections: Side 1: Per
fidia;" Maria Elena" ''Nightin-
gale" Love Me-" jungle
Drums" and "Adios, Mariquita
Linda" Side 2: "Apasionada," my
Love-" Summer Night" "Amori-
ta;" The Look In Your Eyes"
and "Adios."
The name of the Norman Luboff
Choir on a record always assures
the listener Of the upmost in list
ening pleasure Here the choir
sings a mixture of Latin tunes and
standards and other melodies
Luboff artistically anchors the
Latin rhythms in a sea of strings,
against a background of rippling
piano accompaniment E. . Romance
is usually the theme of Luboff's
offerings, and this disc is no ex-
ception Listen, for instance,
to the choir rendition of "Perfidia''
and Nightingale =" The title
song, "Apasionada," is also beauti-
full Consider this one another
star in the already studded crown
of Luboff, composer and director
per excellence.
Great Motion Picture Themes
United Artsist LIP Themes: "Ex-
odus;" Never On Sunday" The
Apartment" The Magnificent
Seven" The Almo;" The Big
Country" Il Want To Live" The
Unforgiven;" "On the Beach," and
The Wonderful Country"
Most of the LIPS on movie themes
released these days are without
sense Of direction, insofar as re-
cord audiences are concerned. But
this one Is different Whereas
some of the others have been re-
ferred to pointedly as "hustles,
the VA people seems to have made
an earnest effort to bring to lis
teners movie music in an intelli-
gent and serious vein To ach.
ieve this, VA called in several
top music interpretators, including
Gerry Mulligan and Shelly Manne
Don Costa, Al Caiola and Ferrante
and Teicher and asked them tc
give the themes their personal in
depreciation The result Is a
record of music that is both en-.
joyable and intelligent A Coco
Disc.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12

an international association with
British and Canadian newspaper
groups in the operation of East
African Newspapers (Nation Ser
'es) Ltd, founded by the Aga
Khan two years ago, which pub
fishes and distributes IA magazines
and newspapers in Kenya, Uganda,
Tanganyika and Zanzibar.
AN AFRICAN radio conference
in Cairo has requested the Inter
national Tele-communications Un-
ion and the World Waveband Reg
istration Council to make efforts
to end jamming of African broad
casting services. The conference
also called for all wave lengths used
by stations in Africa which oper-
ate under foreign auspices 'in
campaigns of propaganda and
jamming" to be registered in the
names Of the African territories
were the stations are situated.
THE TRANSKEIN Territorial
Authority turned down a bid by
chiefs for. immediate independence,
but set up a recess committee to
investigate self-government and re-
port to next years session.
QUEEN ELIZABETH and Prince
Philip will begin their long delayed
tour of West Africa in Ghana
Nov. 10.
They will also tour Sierra Leone,
Gambia and Liberia.
NON WHITE WORKERS in
South Africa planned a three-day
general strike for the end of May,
to coincide with the establishment
May 81 of South Africa as a re-
public. It will be a protest against
the adoption of republican status
without the approval of the coun-
try's Africans, Asians and mulat-
toes and as an expression of theil
grievances against white domina'
ton and apartheid.
CHEF MINISTER Julius K
Nyerere was appointed Tangan'
yikas first prime minister by
British Gov Sir Richard Turnbull
Nyerere and his new cabinet tool
office following Inauguration o.
full internal sef-government.
GHANA, GUINEA and Nal
have announced that their agree
ment to form a union has now be
come a firm decision. The charter
will be submitted to their parlia
ments for ratification.
It provides for the establish
ment of the Union of African
States and enables other African
states or federatIons to later joir
the union.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
III GID ICNN
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Ghana; Seydou Conte, Guinea; Ko-
nan Bedie, Ivory Coast; George A..
Pa d ore, Liberia; Abdoulaye
Maiga, Mali; J. M. Udouchia, Nj
geria; Andre Akakpo, Togo; Fred
eric Guirma, Upper Volta; Mobied-
dine Fekini, Libya; DR.. El-Mehdi
Ben Aloud, Morocco; DR.. Canaan
Ell Madari, Sudan; Louis Rakotom-
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12

alala, Malagasy; DR.. Mostafa Kam-
el, United Arab Republic; and
Charge d'Affairs w. H. Fitzjohn,
Sierre Leone; and Salahaddine FL
Gouln of Tunesia.
Among members Of Congress
were senators Frank Church, AL
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12

bert Gore, Hubert H. Humphrey
and Congressman Barratt O'Hara,
Charles c. Diggs, Jr.; William T.
Murphy, and Congresswoman Fra
ces Bolton.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12
GIoboI Shorts

WHILE THE FANFARE of independence celebrations re-
fresh the minds residents of Sierra Leone Para
has asked for admission to the United Nations and has
designated the twelfth member of the British Common
wealth its first working Parliament approved
ency under which the Government already has detained
leaders of the opposon APeODe CONGRESS for threats
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12
Humphrey Tells
Afrieans. Americans
Are With Them

Washington (ANP) - Heads of
Missions of the several African
Countries were assured this week
that the American people ARE
with you"
Senator Hubert Humphrey, Dem
ocratic whip Of the Senate, speak
ing informally at a State Depart
ment reception last week said that
"the heart of the American people
is yours. The American people
like you, and we can learn a lot
from each other"
Sponsored BY G. Mennen Williams
The reception sponsored by AS
sistant Secretary of State for AZ
rican Affairs, C. Mennen Williams,
in the new reception room Of the
State Department.
Guests included African diplo-
mats stationed in Washington and
members Of the Senate and House
subcommittee on Africa.
Senator Humphrey made brief,
f-the-cuff remarks upon invita-
ton by Secretary Williams. The
Secretary asked the Minnesota
Senator for remarks after Senator
Albert Gore, chairman of the Sen
ate Subcommittee, and Rep. Bar
raft B'Hara chairman of the House
Subcommittee, had declined to
speak.
Each Ambassador was presented
an embossed copy of the Senate
and House resolution proclaiming
April Is, as African Freedom Day.
Newest Ambassador was the
Honorable Perhonou Dinl1e Of Eth
iopia, who has only been in Wash
ington two weeks and has not yet
presented his credential to Presi-
dent Kennedy.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12
NOtableS Present

Among guests attending the re-
cepton were Ambassadors Aime-
Raymond N'Thepe of the Gamer
oun; Michel Callin-Douathe, Cent
raj African Republic; Louis Ignas-
10 Pinto, Dahomey; VINO. Hahn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-12
New Stainless Steel Coffee Maker counts the cup

It's all stainless steel, inside and out-so easy
to clean it never knows polishing cloth!
See that stunning design? It's Danish Mod
ern, in new oval shape that calls for compli-
ments every time you pour. The PeekA.Brew"
gauge counts the cups, too!
You'll enjoy perfectly delicious coffee with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-12

General Electrics Peek "A. Brew Coffee Maker,
cup after cup, 8 to 10 cups at time. Just select
the strength you like and get set for those
requests for second cups!
1t makes a splendid gift this new stainless
steel coffee maker. Especially for yourself Look
for it at your dealers.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

you learned early in life and
which have a strong hold.
Women (and men tool al
ways have been interested in
losing weight for cosmetic
reasons, but today it seems
clear that obesity Is a real
health hazard. The distin-
guished DR.. C. Ward Cramp-
ton former chairman Of the
Subcommittee on Geriatrics
Of the New York County Med
ical Society, has said that
while overweight is Q greater
hazard from middle life on,
1t even can shorten life after
the age Of Is.
DR.. Champion also said, "In
Evening star., 1961-06-29
WEE WOMEN

"Oh, I'm not leaving, Mr.
Wise Guy - I'm lending
it to my mother so she car
come bere for a few
days.
tured in Baltimore by q firm
which I believe is out Of
business. I would love to get
hold of a copy Of this book
II anyone has one or knows
where they are available.
Thank you in advance.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

vored gelatin, u cup boiling
water, u cup grapefruit
juice, " cup sugar, 1 cup
ginger ale. 2 cups grapefruit
sections, fresh or canned, and
8 maraschino cherries. Dis
solve gelatin in boiling water;
add sugar. Stir until dissolved
and cool. Add ginger ale and
grapefruit juice and chill un-
til partially set. Pour into
mold. Add grapefruit sections
and chill until firm. Serve
with mayonnaise, garnished
with cherries. Makes 8 serv-
inpS.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Reception
Is Tonight

Mrs. Lenore Lutz, former
National President Of Delta
Omicron International Mu-
sic Fraternity and her hus-
band Mr.. Dexter N. Lutz will
be honored tonight at re-
ception at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Welsh Pogue.
The Washington Alumnae
Club Of the fraternity has
planned the reception to be-
gin at 8 pm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lutz have returned to the
United States after many
wears as missionaries in Ko-
rea.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Use Tire Pump

To Mrs. J. L. w., Bethesda
Mrs. A. E. H., TGkonG Park
In answer to your question
asking how to initiate air
mattresses quickly, we have
found that the common old
tire pump does the trick.
1t is quicker and much
more effortless than blowing
the mattress UP by mouth.
Try it; I hope it works for
you.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

aging, calories must be cut
down. The decrease in activ-
ity from 35 to so calls for a
reduction Of fuel food. BUT
even If the activity Is the
same at so as it was at 80,
the basic caloric requirements
have diminished IS per cent"
That's the Word
Well, we certainly have had
the word from the medical
professionl The important
thing is to make a decision
or q choice. This is an in
dividual matter but we no
longer can hide our heads In
the sand Of self -delusion.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

seem to be settling down a
little, but maybe it's just the
hot weather. I would GER
tainly advise you to buy a
dog-training book. Pet shops
all have them; the books we
have bought and borrowed
have been most Informative.
Even after all the months
I've spent trying to antici-
Evening star., 1961-06-29

pate Miranda's next move.
I'm still convinced that bas-
sets are superior to all other
pets anyone could want.
Their sparkling personali-
ties and near-human intel
ligence delight me - and
often drive me to despera-
ton!
Miranda is now working
industriouSly on the refrig-
orator door. She opens the
other doors in the house by
jumping up and turning the
knobs with her mouth. What
a horrible day it will be when
she succeeds in opening the
refrigerator
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Ginger Ale Salad

To Mrs. J. L. w., Bethesda
Mrs. A. E. H., TGkontG Park
Here is a recipe for ginger
ale salad, which I have in my
files. Although it may not
be the one you are looking
for, I'll give it to you any
way.
Use: / package lemon fla
Evening star., 1961-06-29
BY JOSEPHINE LOwMAN

AsSeASsSA SAA AaASAAAC OsANASSSS
In a recent issue Of the
American Medical Association
magazine, Today's Health,
Thomas C. Desmond, Chair
man Emeritus, New York
State Joint Legislative Com
mittee on Problems Of Aging,
had an interesting article.
In it he debunked many
of the fallacies to which over
weights have hopefully chung,
such as blaming the extra
pounds on glands or heredity.
1t long has been recognized
that only q very small per-
centage of overweights Is due
to glandular disturbance or
to other disorders. According
to one Washington doctor, SO
per cent Of overweight is due
to overeating.
Food Different?
Yet people continue to con-
tend that the food they eat,
in some unusual and magical
way. is different from the
Evening star., 1961-06-29
lNagon Style BaF.B.Q wit
Vv0rnaimg oven
Merehandise on Sale in Beth Stores
'.EiP@ Crate"
Lighter IgmIS0s
ekGre0GG quickly

Lights with the touch Of q notch.
ignites ehoreool in seconds.
Soot-ffee, sofe in oil weother.
Moy be divided for smaller fires.
BY Prestige.
Box Of II mokes up TO ~ fires
lac
Box of 20 mokes up 10 20 fires
I.es
Evening star., 1961-06-29
WHY GROW OLD7
Some Plain Facts
About Overweight

food others eat and turns into
fat more readily.
Also, some feel :ney can
not escape their inheritance
and are therefore helpless so
far as slimming is concerned.
I have said often in this col
umn that the chances are
that you do not inherit your
overweight, rather the eating
habits Of your family which
Evening star., 1961-06-29
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
More Bosset Hound News
To Miss G. L. s., Charles TotOn
Mrs. r. L. l.. Siluer Spring

Your baSSet hound sounds so much like ours
that you could have been writing description OF
Miranda. I can offer you one word of hope-as
Miranda ages she mellows, but I'm afraid that like
sharp cheese, she will always have that certain zing.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
How

Reoders' cleoFins House Is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q public service exehonse
Of ideos between ureo reodeFs. The
Stor eonnot occept phone calls per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must Bear the writer's full nome and
oddFess. No advertising Is printed.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Pin Elves

Mrs. J. X. T., Siluer Spring
I am trying to locate a copy
Of a book entitled "The
Prince of the Pin Elves" It
was probably published in
the early 1900s and was read
to my father, who, in turn,
told me the story. I would
love to read it to my children.
AS I recall, the story was
about a band Of elves who
searched for pins, which were
magic.
A gold safety pin was the
most valuable of all pins in
the story. I realize this de-
scription Is rather Sketchy,
but If anyone can help me
locate the book, I will be
most grateful.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
N Storoee?

Mrs. C. c. M, AleEGndriG
I am going to France and
am not going to take my
television with me. I plan
to put it in storage for this
three-year period. I have
heard that the tubes might
deteriorate, and would like
to hear from someone who
has stored a TV for some
length of time and has used
the set since it was stored.
Any advice?
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Cook Book

Mrs. +. S. c., College Park
Would anyone know where
I can get q "FireleSS Toledo
Cooker" cook book? I have
the old cooker but lost the
book that came with 1t.
This cooker was nanufac-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bonn and
Mrs. Florence Bonn, of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Nuble Barton.
Charles Graham is a patient
in the Bedford hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Hillsman,
of Petersburg, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Hillsman.
Home From Hampton
Miss Joyce Spencer, of Hamp-
ton. spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Spencer.
Mrs. Maynard Dalton and son
Ricky, of Newport News, spent
several days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Pace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hatton and
son. Bruce, of Winston Salem
N. c.. were the week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges Bos-
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Good
win and family. Of Arlington
spent the week end with Mr.. ano
Mrs. C. D. Bradshaw and fam.
lily.
John Bradshaw and Oza Jean
spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs. L. r. Bradshaw.