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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-10-04
With The
Farm
Women
by MAIDRED NORRIS
LET'S INTERFACE 1T

/ "' 10 iitSi ldClflS. MCInD-
ers of the Oakdale Home DEM
onStration Club in Edgecombe
county plan to answer this
question when they stress the
use OF interfacing in their local
tair exhibit.
Mrs. Eleanor Tettcrton, as
SiStant home economics agent,
says samples of various weight
and fabric content materials
VIII be displayed with suitable
interfacingS for each particul-
ar sample. A model of a cor
rectly interfaced suit will be
on display.
CURB MARKET PROFITS
Mrs. w. D. Ketner. manager
of the Haywood County Curb
Market and Craft Shop, has
reported that over $1,000 has
been paid 10 Home Demon
Stration Club members during
the first two months Of sales.
According To Miss Mary
Cornwell, home economies ag-
ent, Mrs. Jim Singleton has
ADDED an extra feature by civ
ing a craft demonstration on
oaSketry and chair seating at
the market for two FRIDAYS.
Mrs. Singleton took orders for
reSeating 10 chairs in one dav.
NEWS IN THE FASHION
LINE
Need new bonnet? Getting
an idea from a beach hat her
daughter bought. Mrs. r. O.
Moss Of PollockSville, Ri. /
Is now making corn shuck
bonnetS. As the creator and
designer of the bonnet. Mrs.
Moss has used corn Shucks
from her own crop and lined
the hat with attractive prints
and gingham checks.
Mrs. Ann Brock, assistant
home economics agent in Jones
County, reports Mrs. Moss has
enough orders to keep her busy
for a long time.
USE or TIME PLANNED
WISELY
Mrs. J. I. SuggS. Ellerbe. re-
ports that for several wears
she has been freezing grapes
and making Jelly later during
the winter months.
According TO Miss Martha
Adams, assistant home eco
Monies agent. Mrs. Su2gS
washes the grapes and packs
them. When she is ready 70
make the Jelly. she lets them
thaw and treats them as fresh
grapes.
i-H ELECTRIC PROGRAM
There will be three training
schools in Rowan County on
the electric program. Miss
Carolyn Smith. assistant home
economics agent. says the Al
girls will be trained in meter
reading, care and use of small
appliances. wiring. lighting.
light fixtures. and safety.
The girls will also make
lamps and have short cook
ing period using the electrical
appliances.
GIFTS YOU CAN MAKE
Have you tried making =
clothes sprinkler from a do
tcrgcnt can? Clothing and
crafts leaders in Cabarrus CO.
unity have been showing tho
Home Demonstration Club wo-
men how To- make simple BIZ;
useful gifts for Christmas.
Mrs. Sara Stewart. home
economics agent. saws IN,
leaders made mouse traps into
note pads, converted blocks of
wood into pencil, holders. made
cooblers aprons from two tow
els, made baby bibs and other
inexpensive gift items.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-10-04

a Russian scientist recently
aug through 20 feet Of ice in
Siberia. and found stable
ouiit Of roushly-hewn logs
SNAPPED by very crude axes. In
u were the frozen bodies of
I'd horses. ssddled and bridlcd
Opportunity may knock. for
man. but a woman expects a
ring.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE aE0RaES COUNTY
ABLE TO PAY SETTLEMENT:

OF approved. S19,e5O. with NO
down payment: mod. 3-bedrm., g
bath rancher. nestled under tall
Towering trees: tiled rec.-type
bsmt., glamour packed kit. Quail
fled buyer moves in with deposit.
NJ. NSA. NASA ana pkNS.
HAGAN REALTY, INC. UN. 1853
H. w. JAsEPH, Realtor
Evening star., 1961-06-16

McLEAN-3-bedrm. all brick raTnb
liv rm. wLbrick wall firepl.. sen.
din. rm., birch cab. kit. huge fin.
rec. rm. in full bsmt., 8 yrs. old.
way, way less than recent FHA
appraisal BY OWNER. 500. 500.
kE. 6.S106. 1917 Chesterfield ave.
McLEAN-New listing. Brick A.
bedroom, 8. full bath home with
hot-water Dashboard heat on 4
quiet cul de sac. This is a delight
to see. Large living room, Kitchen
with eating space. and lovely huge
screened porch across the rear,
Pine paneled rec. room, with built
in bar and sink. Aluminium storm
windows and screens. The living
room has picture window and fire.
place. IT'S in immaculate shane,
Only &oR. hClO
Evening star., 1961-06-16

CAPE COD = Premium location 3
bedrms., Ia baths, sep. din. rm.,
fenced. $3.50 dn. FHA, Sl3,50O.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-O560
Evening star., 1961-06-16
NEAT AND cLEANl

NEAT AND CLEAN!
3-bedrm. Cape Coo, on double cor
stars air cond., finished rec. nm,
large liv. rm. with firepl. and
sep. din. rm., cool-screened porch,
only S16,250 with Just $3.50 dn.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
NO MONEY DIN. VA

3-cedrm. Cane Cod in convenient
College Park. Anchor fenced lot +;
close to bus line and school; home
in Immaculate condition; only
Evening star., 1961-06-16
ALEXANDRIA RRIC

3-bedrm. house built specially fol
elderly people = NO STEPS -
priced At S13.950. Easy to gel
around the house with good pas.
sageways. Quiet location. mr.. bus
small lot. Phone TIE. 6.1400. We
take trades. AL BAKER d SONS,
WRshington st.. Alexandfia. va
Evening star., 1961-06-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mb.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

KENTLAND-RARE oPPORTUN-
YHcA2sT sF& AND fSTs fsMEb1hTE Eisb All OfSs Fos
SESSION. 5000 down incl. set.
tlement; HUGH T. PECK. Realtor
Evening star., 1961-06-16
EABRooK = RANcHR

EAbHOOA RANCdEEI
Truly Q beautyI Authentic
rustic" r0ncher on . mag
nificient quiet wooded level
4 aeresi Absolutely spotlesS
inside and outi bedYms.,
burning firepl: huge de luxe
kit. with washer, tool Best
you've seen for S16.600i
P.S.: With . modest down
payment, you can assume
owners first trust save
settlement charges, delay
and rent paidi
Evening star., 1961-06-16
$17,95O

= Charming brick-and-
stone rambler ON nice lot with
trees; bedrooms, tiled basement
with rough plumbing for extra
bath; 2 air condttioners and WALL
to-wall carpeting included. FHA
applied for: S13,ss5 411cs loan
may be assumed.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
ANDREWS AREA-FHA approyed,

PKwY. AREA-A real
bargain. 4-bedrm. Cape Cod load
ed with extras. Carpeting, drapeS
and fireplace in liy. rm. Country
size kit. 1st fl. laundry nm. equip.
with auto. washer and drier; large
screened patio; barbecue pit, pic
mic table and 3x12-ft. portable
swimming pool. Beautiful corner
lot With several oak trees ana ana
ct S13,3OO. Assume $94 .46 pay
ments. No red tape.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
a. r.. E.,
NO STOP LIGHTS

OVER THREE ACRES with a cVfs
2-bedrm. home with over 1900 e1.
It. Of floor space and plenty 81
room for expansion. Don't miss
seeing this buy today. Call EL.
o:4l61; ewes. Mr.. walker, ia. e
1880. MRS. VIM. H, LAUGHfIN.
Realtor, Mclean, Va,
Evening star., 1961-06-16

FAIRFAX-1h-year-o brick ram
bier on tree studded "a acre lot !:
+ Ssdr1Sms; pSnY,, : baths; ,s ss26;9So.
TORS. INC. la. 4-l30O
Evening star., 1961-06-16

hEALIORS SO. 6-9l 90
ALEXANDRIA AREA; NO MONEY
DOWN, GI-3-bedroom rambler
with full basement in popular
VIRGINIA HILLS. near elementary
school and swimming pool. Monthly
payments UNDER 500 after
NOTHING DOWN. Don't lose out
by waitlng-call now.
WILL TRADE OPEN So
Evening star., 1961-06-16
EERENs. AP. 7-4646

CAMP SPRINGS = 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, better than new. beSi
neighborhood. full bsmt., dininr
rm. Anchor fenced. Immaculate
Convenient to everything. Modern
built-in kit MOORE q MOORE
REALTORS, RE. $4,000, RE. g.
5000.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CONTINUED
ANNANDALE

Tired Of neighborhood kids romp-
ing on your laWn2 Adjacent tc
school playground. Call us about
this roomy 3-bedrm., 2h-bath
rambler in this pleasant area. Ex.
ira large kit. with de luxe equip
ment, finished rec. rm. with field.
stone fireplace, really different
floor plan. Priced at $4,000. As
sumo the $4,000, 5heo trust II
keep down closing costs.
Lynch Bros, Inc.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.
REALTORS FL. 4-700C
Evening star., 1961-06-16
$1,000

QUEENS CHAPEL AREA. West
Observation-Disclosures 2-bedroom
brick Colonial lovely large corner
lot. enclosed with white nickel
fence: barbecue; fine large apple
trees; immaculate home; FHA ap.
Piled for.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
$4,000

KNOLLWooD, close to MOL -
Modern split level. 3 bedrooms,
ga baths, large anchor fenced lot,
home in immaculate condition
with many modern features and
extras. FHA applied for.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
$18,95O

PARK - New section,
walking distance to Our LADY OF
sorrow: 2 bedrooms and bath on
LIST, huge finished room and full
bath on 2nd, recreation room with
1un extra kitchen for entertain
ment. nice lot with lovely plant
tngs; aluminium awnings.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
$21,95O

BELTSVILLE-Lovely wooded cor
ner lot, lO0xl0u. modern brick
rambler, 3 bedrooms. separate din
lng room, extra nice kitchen
equipment. full basement, carport,
close to elementary and Junior
nigh. bus for parochial schools.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
LOHR'S BEST BETS
WE TAKE TRADES
$14,500

TAKOMA PARK-New rambler or
Knoll with trees and view, kitchen
with table space, bedrooms anC
floor. heated with roughed plumb.
ing for md bath. full basement
FHA or conventional financing
Evening star., 1961-06-16
CHEVERLY

eHEVERLY CONTEMPORARY
Choose your terms-GI. FLA
or conventional Magnifi-
cient. 2-year-old 4-bedrm.,
2-bath bi-level, in perfect
condition. Custom kit. with
disposal; sep. din. rm.: huge
rec. rm. with picture win
dow. Perfect setting 1877 It.
deep! For young hearts
Go3. hnnI
Evening star., 1961-06-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

WEST HYATTSVILLE-Nice 3-bed-
rm. bungalow; SEPARATE DIN
ING ROOM, fenced level yard
w/patio; only S13,S50. Your
terms.
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
IA GARDENERS DELIGHT is thi.
beautiful 3-bedrm. bTk. rambler
with built-in garage, rec. rm., anC
Solarium, located close to trans.
schools and shopping, first to see
will buy
IDEAL FOR NEwLYwEDs-2-bed
Evening star., 1961-06-16
ABSOLUTE TOP VALUES
IN PRINCE GEORGES
Showcase of Homes"

RANCHER! SILL 500!
$50 month with 5000: OF
pays all! Brick front Sub
urban" Ranch-Rambler with
lge. liv. rm. AID dining area
combined: equip. kit, 3 nice
bedrms. and tile bath; on
levels fenced lot; Q blks. to
bus. super shopping and new
SCHOOL, $3.50 down: FHA
viii handle for non-Yets!
Evening star., 1961-06-16
CAPITAL VALUES

NO MONEY On. VA.
immaculate 3-bedrm. semi rambler
on fenced Handicapped lot: close to
shopping center and school, only
S63.51 per month.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONIINUED)

Observation-Disclosures. brk. Cape
Cod, less than l VI. old, large
kitchen. storm doors and windows,
otf-street parking: $4,000 FHA
approved and only $500 down.
kENTLAND - 3-bedrm. Colonial
doors and windows. off-streei
parking; S14,6OO.
SUNNYBROOK - 4-bedrm, Caps
Cod, equip kitchen, scr. rear
porch, storm doors and windows
fun bsmt.; S14,750. GI Terms.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
ARLINGTON n,
ARLINGTON
wow!

w " w
This owner Just dropped his prict
THOUSAND DoLLARsl-For i'm.
mediate sale on hts 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. located In q top-draWel
North Arlington neighborhood
Many other desirable feature.
such as center-hall entrance, Z
baths lone off master bedrm. J,
modern kitchen with dishwaSher
DISPOSAL and eating space; full
basement with recreation room
screened porch; garage. etcT Now
PRICED BELOW COST AT ONI Y
S2b,95Ol Hurry. You may never
see another opportunity ike this
POMPONIO REALTY
2218 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-556l
ARLINGTON; BY OWNER; near
Arl. blvd.-Close in: 3 b.r., ia b.
sep. din. rm.. porch: full bsmt.,
white brick Colonial. Clean. spa
ciouS, nice yard. Fine community
$4,000. Conv. Pentagon. Navy
schools. buses. Reduced must sell,
owner moving. ia. 7-70l0.
ARL.. N.-3-hedrm. brick rambler,
"a baths. separate din. rm., "a
IT. rec. rm. JE. 4-3S42, 6717 3lst
st. N, Arl, Va
Evening star., 1961-04-13

chopped nuts, and a 6-ounce
package semisweet choco-
late (about IA cups.
Drop rounded teaspoon
fuls about two inches apart
on an ungreaSed b a king
sheet. Bake at 375 degrees
until delicately Drowned
cookies should still be soft
for eight to ten minutes. The
Evening star., 1961-04-13
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

Mix thoroughly 2s cup soft
shortening (part butteD, u
cup granulated sugar, u cup
brown sugar (packedD. l egg
and l teaspoon vanilla. Sift
together and stir in, 134 cup
sifted all-purpose flour. q
teaspoon soda and p tea
spoon salt. Stir in "a cup
Evening star., 1961-04-13
A Solution

To Mrs. E. c., Washington
Mrs. J. E. S., RiUerdGle. Md.
In answer to your letter re-
questing a recipe for chevy
Toll House cookies, you
might wish to try this one,
which produces cookies that
aren't so crisp.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Antique Show

The Women Of st. Stephens
Episcopal Church in Cul-
peper will hold an Antique
Show at the Church tomor-
row from II am. to 10 pm,
and Saturday II am. to 6
pm.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

conditioner would go in is
a one-pane easement window.
I would appreciate hearing
from those who solved this
problem and are satisfied
with the results.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

girls wear
Washington, LonsIey Pork, ShirIinston
were comparable to now
Is Girls Spring Coots, wool or wool
blends Fitted or boxy styles. 4eeto
Sizes l. I.S9 1888
GIRLS WEAR-WashinOton Fourth Floor: Langley Park
and ShiTIin0ton, Second Floor.
.. Junior debs
Washington, Lonsley Park, ShirIinstcn
were comparable to
80 Junior Debs' Spring Toppers,
wool or Acron ocNlic Sizes L. $3.50
Langley Park and ShTIinstcn
10 Junior Debs' Spring Suits, wools
or wool blends. Assorted styles
Broken sizes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1882 1Z.OO
Washington store only
5 Junior Debs Wool Bozers,
sorted coIors and sizes, soiIed-- 1899 s.Ss
JR DEBS-WGshtngton and Langley Park Second Floor
Shtrltn0ton, First Floor.
SubteemS' wear
Washington, LonsIey Pork, ShirIinstOn
were comparable to now
80 subteens' Spring Coots and Suits.
woods or wool blends. Assorted 1890
STYLES. Broken sizes ------- $500 1872
SUBTEENS' WEAR-Wdshtnoton, Fourth Floor;
Langley Park and Shtrlinoton, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

yield is four to five dozen
two-inch cookies.
Mrs. N. E. M, suggests
that the secret to ewy
cookies is not So much in the
recipe as in the length of
time you bake them. A couple
of minutes off your normal
baking time should do the
trick.
Tuxedo and Tile
Mrs. P. A., Herndon, Va.
My husbands double
breasted tuxedo coat is in
good condition, but is out
of style. Is it possible and
practical to have it altered
to the current style? If so,
Evening star., 1961-04-13
mems clothing
Washington. Langley Park, ShirIinston

were comparable to now
IS Mems Summer Sports Goats.
Docron poNester and cotton.
poids, checks, stripes. Reeu- 1895 to
lor, shorts lonos----------- 1895 1929
10 Mems Roincoots, Docron poly
ester and cotton which is wosh
and wear. Raglan sleeve. Tan $500 1899
400 Mems Tropical Socks, Doeron
polyester and wool. Plain or z prs.
peoted fronts Solid coIors. 1878
ReeuIors and longs 1899 500 pr.
300 Mems Summer SIocks, Doeron
poIyester and royon, plain
peoted fronts ------------ S99 6.9S
Washington store only
20 Mems Summer Sport Coots,
Docron poHester ond cotton,
Orion oeryIie and wool or oil 2o.95to
wool. Broken sizes --------- 1895 800
MEMS cLoTHENG-Washin0ton, Street Floor:
Langley Park and ShirlinOtoH, First Floor.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
.9!9.

better spOrtsWear
Washington, Langley Park, ShFlinston
we're comparable TO now
40 Misses Wool Socks Ploids or lo.eSto
stripes Sizes 1915 -- l4.98 4Ss
BETTER SPORTSWEAR-WdshiHoto Second Floor;
Langley Park and darlington, First Floor.
junior spOrtswear
Washington, LsnsIsy Park, ShirIinston
were comparable TO now
90 Juniors 2-Pc Silk Co-ord-
notes 5ouffont shirtwoist look.
Checks ond stripes. Sizes
II Juniors Cotton or Silk SIocks. 1880
Topered Style 5-l3 ------- 1898 3.ss
JUNIOR sPoRTSwEAR-WashfngtoHa and Langley Park,
Second Floor; ShtrlH0ton FtTst Floor.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Move to Monterey

Mrs. j. w. H., Bethesda
My husband is considering
a position in Monterey, Calf.
Can someone please give us
information on schools, liv-
ing costs. housing and cli-
mate? Is Monterey a good
place in which to bring up
children? Thank you for
helping us make this de-
cision.
Air-Conditioner
Mrs. r. G., Hyattsuille
I am interested in an air
conditioner for one large
room. The window the air
Evening star., 1961-04-13

is there a place in the Airing
ton-Fairfax area that would
do this work? Thank you.
I would also like to know
If I can find tile in quantity,
to make mosaic tile table
tops.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

Washington, Langley Park, ShiFlinston
were comparable to now
Remnonts Of Silks, Cottons, Syn
thetic and others, SO to As" SEE TO 29e
wide " 4.98 10 2.ss
1000 Yds Drip Dry Cotton Prints,
small prints, novelty prints. 5ecto
All 36" wide. Yord 79e 2se
Washington store emily
200 Yds Suitine Weight Cotton
pIods, wash and weor. "a"
wide Woter-repellent finish.
Yord --------------- 1873 sse
FASHION FABRIC cEMTER-!wa.Atngton Third Floor;
LGHoley Park First Floor.
rugs
ShiFIinston store only
were comparable to now
e'x3' NyIon Pile Twist Brood
loom Rug, beige ----- 37.sS 500
l2'x4' Dupont sol NyIon Pile
Textured Rug, grey ---------- 53.o3 500
l2'x5' 1929 Wool, 3o90 NyIon
Pile BroodIoom beige -------- 1910 500
loom Rug, green ------------los.s5 1000
loom Rug, green ----------l73.8o 1000
1889" Continuous Floment
Nylon Pile Rug, brown tweed lo5.5o 5000
BroodIoom Rug, green -17-----l24.s5 5000
! IL x6e" Continuous FiIo- second Of
rnent NyIon Pile, bue-----89 55 quality 5000
RUGS-ShtrInOtOn Second Floor.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
budget spOrtsWear

budget spOrtsWear
Washington store only
were comparable to now
IS Misses All Wool Suits Fully
Lined jackets. Assorted ploids
and tweeds. Sizes 1915 in
group ----------------- lI,So IV.UV
so Wonen's Orion Aeylie Cord-
oon Sweaters, white and toupe
only. Slightly soIed Sizes $3.50
4o-46 ----- 6eo 500
300 Misses Pn-On Flowers, many .OOto
vorietes and colors -------- ZOO 3Se
BUDGET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Street Floor;
Langley Park and ShTItHetoH, FTst floor.
notions
Washington, Langley Pork, Shirlinsson
were comparable to now
90 ChiIdren's Fiberboord Toy Chests.
White background with colorfu
circus print " 4e8 l.e9
NoTIoNS-Woshfnoton, Street Floor; Langley Park ana
- Shirln0ton, First Floor
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Here's How

Reoders' cleorins House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q public service exehonse
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor cannot oeeept phone coils per-
toining to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

cosmetics
Washington store only
were comparable to now
300 Pes Bulk Soop, fIoroi scents 10 for IL for
and IonoIin -------------- 5ee 4se
coSMETIcS-WGshinoton. Street Floor.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
art HaeedleWOrk

art meedIewOrk
Washington store only
we're comparable to now
2 CobbIer Apron Kits ----- 2o8 1873
6 Foom Rubber Pillows, zip-off
Skeins Bernot's CuddIespun Ny
lon and Wool Yorn ---- 8ee Soc
Poiomo Pillow Kits --- 1913 100
Crib Quilt Kit - 5.98 3.eS
Crib Quilt Top Kit --------- 3.l9 ZOO
ART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Third Floor.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

CoSMETICS-WGshinotor. Street Floor
jewelry
Washington, Langley Park, ShirIinston
were comparable to now
5000 Pes Necklaces eorrinos,
Bracelets or Beods, in white ZOO to
or postels ------ 500 S9e"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Street Floor Langley Park and
Shrn1toH, First Floor.
stationery
Washington, LensIey Park, Shirnston
were comparable to now
1000 Gift Wrops for many for
occasions ----- 25c 25e
- | 2-Drower Student Desk, os is 1899 9.9e
s' 4-Drower Student Desks, os is 1899 l4.os
4 Student Desks with Choir and
Lamp, as s------------- 1899 1928
40 loose-Leof Binders - 3ec Zoe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Street Floor; Langley Park
and Shirlinoton, First Floor.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
draperies
Washington store only

were comparable to now
II Prs, Novelty Design Cotton Soil
cloth Droperies, pinch peoted,
90 long, Pair ------- 699 800
10 Screen Printed Acetate and
Royon Antique Sotin Ponels
46" wide, II" long. Eoch--- ee9 500
IS Yds. Printed Cotton Broodcloth,
So" wide Yord --- ll9 39e
IS Yds. Solid Color Dropey Fob
RIGS, included ore royon and
ocetote and FiberoosG, 48"
wide, various colors. Yord 2.o8 9Se
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1961-04-13


! Bed Davenport, foam cushions,
soee green. Floor somple
! Rove Soto, foam cushions, fur
quoise. Floor somple ----
! 3-Cushion Soto, foam cushions,
toost. Floor somple -------
! Gallo Wrought Iron Soto, white
print. Floor somple
! GoIIo 5-Pc. Dinette Set, gloss
tuole top, white. Floor somPle-
; Umbrellas, oIuminun, no pole, os
is; for lawn
| China Cabinet, solid maple. Floor
| Temple Stuart 7-Pc. Dinette Set.
solid cherry. Floor sompIe
! Triple Dresser and Mirror, grey,
Floor somple
! Vonity and Mirror Congo teok
finish. Floor sompIe -------
! Lingerie Chest, Congo teak fin
ish. Floor somple -------
! Corner Unit, Congo teak finish
Floor somple --------
! Bachelor Chest, Congo teak fin
ish. Floor sompIe --------
! FuII-Size Bookcase Bed, Congo
teok finish. Floor sonpIe ------
! Commode Night TobIe, Congo
teok finish. Floor sompIe
! Decorator Chest, block and gold
Floor somple
! 'KneehoIe Desk, Ieother top, ma
hooony finish, os is--------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FIT
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-09-22

Xavier University fullback
Tom Clark has been on the
Deans List every semester
since enrolling at Xavier. He
is studying a pre-med course
and will enroll in medical
school next fall.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-09-22
MARION cATHoLIc hroke

MARION CATHOLIC broke
into the win column by dump
ing Upper SanduSky, 20-14.
Ken Barzacchini, who scored
both Irish touchdowns last
week, added two more against
Upper Sandusky. The 200
pound halfback scored on runs
of two and seven yards.
Sophomore halfback Steve
CLANCY, however, came up
with the nights spectacular.
With a second and 10 Situa-
ton on the Irish two, CLANCY
took the ball and romped away
SO yards for a I'd.
NEWARK CATHOLIC
spotted Millersport a 100 first
half lead and then came charg-
ing back to grab a 14-10 win.
III was the Green waves tlrSt
triumph of the season.
Steve Bailey closed the gap
a little when he scored the
Waves first I'd in the third
period on a five-yard smash.
Phil CoelhO tailed the deci-
sive points with a 4-yard gal
Top.
NEW LEXINGTON St. Alloy
sius scored II points in the
second quarter but had to set
tie for a 1912 tie with Laur-
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SPORTS of TIMES
BHSebUII'S
Radio Start
BY LOU FABRO
Times Sports Editor

Millions of baseball fans who can't make it to
the park will be able to enjoy the 1861 World Series
battle between the Cincinnati Reds and New York
Yankees by way Of radio or televiSion.
1t was 40 years ago that the first World Series
was aired by radio. Doing the honors at the mike was
Grantland Rice, the imaginative sports writer who
immortalized Notre DANES 1924 backfield by re-
ferring to the Irish backs as 'The Four Horsemcn."
PLAYING FOR THE 1921 WORLD SERIES cham
pionship we're the New York Giants and yes,
you're right the New York Yankees. 1t was the
first time the Yankees made it into the Series. Their
debut however, was spoiled when the Giants won the
Series title. Oh yes, Babe Ruth that year smacked out
SO homers and had a sparkling 1878 batting average.
The very first baseball broadcast, however, came
two months before the 1921 Series. The first major
league baseball broadcast was beamed to fans by Pitts
burgh station KDKA. The game, between Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia, was won by the Pirates, 8-5.
Announcers bringing that first game didn't have
the plush accommodations enjoyed by today'S radio
and TV men. In fact, they didn't have any accommo-
dations provided by the baseball club. In those days,
there was a rule which forbade direct broadcasts from
the field.
TO GET RoUND THIS RULE. the station had
one of its men perched in the bleachers. He kept a
play-by-play record of the game, and at the end of
each inning, he dropped his notes over the fence to a
r runner waiting outside.
The runner ran to the nearest telephone booth and
phoned the information to the studio where it was
relayed to listeners by announcer Harold Arlin. From
this modest beginning, baseball broadcasting has grown
into a giant enterprise.
Let's take time out for the book beat.