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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1851
EXPLANATION

With reference to our report of
Dare Recorders court Of last week,
we wish to explain that the Wal
ter D. Williams of Colington he
was fined for having a defective
|muffler, was Walter David Will
liams, and not his father, Walter
Delmar Williams. The defendant
in this case known to his friends
as Dave, is young man of 26, and
due to official custom of listing
first names of all defendants it is
NOT always clear to the reader
which person is involved, and
sometimes an innocent man gets
some ribbing from his friends, or
is otherwise embarrassed. We give
credit to young Mr.. Williams who
hastens to point out that it was he
and not his father, who deserves to
be known as thedefendant in this
minor traffic case.
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HYDE FARMER INTERESTED
IN WOODLAND DEVELOPMET

Rafael Farrow, a leading young
farmer of the Lake Landing Com
munity in Hyde County is harvest
ing Pine timber from a plot of
woodland on his farm in White
Plains.
Many other farmers in Hyde
County have also harvested pine
timber from their woodland, but
there is a difference. Rafael is
harvesting the trees which need to
be removed in order to make room
for rapid growth of the remaining
stand of timber. The trees left after
this harvest will produce more lum-
Der per acre, per year, than would
have been produced had he not
made the harvest.
Last fall Raffae was working out
a conservation plan for his farm
with the assistance of Tolar Sim
mons, Work Unit Conservationist
of the Soil Conservation Service. In
the course of developing plan to
include all the land on the farm,
the question of woodland manage
ment was brought up. It developed
that Rafael was planning to cut
some trees for lumber during the
winter. A survey Of the wood lot
revealed the need for some thin
ming in order to provide room for
rapid growth. There was also a
need for the removal of some hard
wood trees to permit the growth of
pines. The plan was developed to
include the work on his woodland.
In carrying out his fart plan,
Rafael called on John Deyton, Of
the N. C. Forest Service, to assist
him in selecting the trees which
should be removed in order to i'm
prove his timber stand. He is now
removing these trees. All trees cut
are being utilized either for lumber
pulp wood, or fuel, and his produc.
ton will increase.
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MANTeo PERSONALS

Major Jack Kory, U. S. Army
after serving Is months in Korea
arrived in Manteo last week end to
join his wife and two children, who
have been spending this time with
Mrs. Kory' parents Mr.. and Mrs
Rosser Nixon.
Miss Mary Jolliff of East Caro-
lima College spent last week end
with her mother, Mrs. Grace Lee.
Frank White, Jr., was home last
week end from East Carolina Col
lege to visit his parents.
Charlie Evans has returned from
Washington, D. c., where he re-
Gently underwent major. surgery.
Mr.. Evans, who had been in Wash
ington with him, also returned
home.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Braswell left
recently for Raleigh, where she is
employed as secretary during the
meeting of the legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beer have
returned home after being called
to Mount Airy the day after
Christmas when Mr.. Beers moth
er broke her hip and was hospital
lied. While there, Mrs. Beer was
also hospitalized and underwent
surgery. Mr.. Beers mother has
returned with them to make her
home here.
Mrs. haywood Lee is a patient
in Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth
City, where she expects to under
go surgery.
Mrs. Rennie Williamson of Man.
teo; Mrs. Jesse Baum and Mrs.
McLaurin of Kitty Hawk, attended
a church music workshop at Duke
Memorial Methodist Church in
Durham Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace r. Gray
are on an extended trip to south
ern points, including Old Mexico.
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HEART COUNCIL FORMED
TO SERVE HYDE COUNTY

Completion of a Heart Council
for Hyde County was announced
today by Mrs. Tommy Jones, Fair
fiedl, chairman of the new group.
1t is part of the North Carolina
Heart Association, which is affilia-
ed with the American Heart As
.socation, according to Mrs. Jones.
Members of the Council are: DIR
Joe Liverman, Engelhard, who will
serve as medical representative in
supplying scientific publications
and information to physicians and
other professional people who work
with heart patients; Mrs. George
Bush, Fairfield, educational repre-
sentative, who will see that the pu-
bic news media receive Informal
ton on heart disease and The acti-
vities of the Council. and Mrs. Hv-
Ter Cox, Engelhard, treasurer, who
will bank and account for all funds
raised for Heart in the area.
In addition to acting as chairman
of the new council, Mrs. Jones will
be in charge of community services
for heart patients and fund raising
activities, including the annual
Heart Fund Drive.
"Our hope is to bring a year
round Heart Program to HYDE
Hyde County," said Mrs. Jones. We
have a real need for such a pro-
gram, for according to the latest
vital statistics, we had Is deaths in
this county due to diseases of the
heart and blood vessels which
amounted to 41.7eo of our total
deaths.
Appointment of community lead
ers made by Mrs. Jones includes:
Fairfield, Mrs. Flave Spencer; En-
gelhard, Mrs. Joe Liverman. Sw"n
Quarter. Mrs. B. w. Williams;
Sladesville, Mrs. CASTOR Sadler:
Ocracoke. Mrs. Jack Willis, and
Pioneer, Mrs. LYDIA Stowe.
The Council will join in the ma
tion-wide Heart Fund Drive ending
with a house-to-house canvass on
Heart Sunday, February 26.
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MUSIC CLUB HEARS PROGRAM
BY REV. AND MRS. DINWIDDIE

A program of church music rem
dered by the Rev. Frank B. Din
widdie and Mrs. Dinwiddie of Mays
Head brought high praise from
members of the Roanoke Island
Music Club, when the program was
given at the February meeting Of
the club at the home of Mrs. Rem
ME Williamson in Manteo. A num-
Der of visitors also attended.
Mr.. Dinwiddie played his own
variations of Crock of Ages" and
a trio of evening songs. This was
followed by two soprano solos by
Mrs. Dinwiddie, accompanied by her
husband. Her songs were "There
Is a Green Hill" by Gounod; and
"Agnus Del" by Bizet. The piano
final group included a chorale
"Lord God of Hosts, composed by
Mr.. Dinwiddie; variations on "Sun
of My SOUP. and an Easter medley
During the social hour Mrs. Loui-
Sc Meekins and Mrs. L. l.. Gibbs
served coffee and assorted party
snacks.
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EASTERN STAR HONORS
PAST OFFICERS MONDAY
Hafieras Island Chapter Remembers
Past Matrons end Patrons In
Special Program

At a regular meeting on Monday
Night, February 9Th, Hatteras Is
land Chapter No. 303, Order of the
Eastern Star, gave program hon
oring all Past Matrons and Past
Patrons of the chapter.
The program was led by the pre-
sent Worthy Matron, Mrs. Edna
Barnett of Buxton and the Worthy
Patron, Woodrow Edwards of Wav-
as. Other officers participating in
the program We're: Mrs. Lucretia
Midget of Rodanthe; Mrs. Velms
Barnett of Avon; Mrs. Thelms
Gray, Mrs. Grace Jennette, Mrs
Dinah Daley and Mrs. Leola Roll
linson of Buxton; and Mrs. Mary
Balance, Mrs. Dolores Burrus and
Mrs. Sonia Doran of Hatteras.
Past Matrons present for the oc-
casion were: Mrs. Elizabeth Gray,
Mrs. Cedric Midget and Mrs. Ale
thia Meekins of Waves. Mrs. Or
mond Fuller of Buxton; and Mrs.
Pauline Oden of Hatteras. Past Pa
irons present were Anderson Mid
gett and Cecil Balance Of Halter
- and Asa Gay. Sr. and Woodrow
Edwards of Waves.
An inspiring program of loving
words and thoughts was presented.
Each Past Matron and Past Pat
ION We're presented nice gifts frcm
the chapter. Mrs. Helen Block sang,
az Love You Truly, accompanied
by Mrs. Grace Jennette. At the
close of the program delicious re-
freshments were served.
The Eastern Star Chapter plans
next to observe Friendship Night
by inviting the local Masonic Or
der and guests to a Friendship
Dinner on Monday Night, Febru-
airy 18th, at $50 o'clock at the Ma
sonic Hall. The dinner was previ-
ously scheduled for this Friday
Night, February 10th, but due to
the Valentine Program to be given
at the Cape Hatteras School on that
night the Friendship Dinner has
now been scheduled for Monday
Night, February 18th.
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HEAVY TRAFFIC FINES IN
DARE RECORDERS COURT

Heaviest fine was paid Tuesday
in Dare Recorders Court by Will
liam A. Kissell of Charleston w.
Va. He was charged with having no
operators license, with leaving the
scene of an accident, and with reck-
less and careless driving. Fine was
$50 and costs and damage assessed
totaled $108.70.
David Gaskins of Wanchese was
fined S. for contempt of court. He
had signed a warrant charging
John Arthur Williams with tres
pass and failed to appear to testify
Williams was acquitted.
Carbon Lee Lineberry was fined
l$45 for having no operators license
and failing to report an accident
George c. Gray Jr. Of Avon was
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RECITAL AT BUXTON
WAS OF MORE THAN
USUAL INTEREST
twenty Five from All Areas Of
island Entertain Large Aud
fence at School

Tweney five piano students of
Mrs. Lille Peel of Hatteras parti-
cipated in a recital given at the
High School in Buxton on Tuesday
night, january 20. This recital was
of more thani usual interest, for
those taking mart lived the entire
length of the island from Rodan-
the to Hatteras. A large audience
attended and enjoyed the recital,
which opened with a prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Van Cash, Pastor of the
Methodist Churches of the Halter
as circuit, followed by a song, "Do-
Re-Me," by the entire music group,
accompanied by Mrs. Peele. Dur
ing the program of musical select
ions, Miss Carla Hollis of Hatteras
sang a solo, "One Little Candle"
The Music Glass began in Sep
TENDER when Mrs. Peele announced
that she would give lessons at the
school for the students convent
ence. Mrs. Peele's services were
welcomed by many interested in
music and large class of both
school children and some adults are
now studying with Mrs. Peele.
Tuesday nights recital was well
attended by parents and friends
and the students and Mrs. Peele
congratulated for the splendid pro-
gram they presented.
Students participating in the
recital program were: Misses The
resa and Harriet Austin, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Austin, Hat
teras; Misses Lorry and Kathy Dill
Ion, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Dillon, Buxton; Don Edwards,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Ed
wards, Waves; Misses Lynn and
Chris Fiedeldey, daughters of Ems.
and Mrs. ]. w. Fiedeldey., Navy
Facility, Buxton; Miss Melanie
Foster, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Castor Foster, Hatteras; Misses
Maria and Rauna Fuller, daughters
of Mrs. Ormond Fuller, Buxton;
Miss liberia Gaskins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby Gaskins, Ro-
danthe; Osborne Gray, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Glib Gray, Jr., Avon;
Miss Carla Hollis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Hollis, Hatteras;
Miss Faith Hooper, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Obey Hooper, Avon;
Miss Joan Jennette, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. C. Jennette, Bux-
ton; Miss Rebecca Johns, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Johns, Bux-
ton; Misses Debbie, Andrea and
Mary Dawn Midget, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Midget,
Hatteras; Miss Maggie Midget,
daughter of Mrs. Carethia Midget,
Rodanthe; Miss Cheryl O'Neal,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
O'Neal, Salvo; Miss Linda Scar
borough, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erskine Scarborough, Avon; and
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CARD OF THANKS

For the numerous cards, letters
and words of encouragement, also
flowers sent during my recent stay
in a Washington, D. c., hospital,
II wish to extend my heartfelt
thanks. Your kindness will long be
remembered.
CrJADY rc % r,xyANYc
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TEA FOR NEWCOMERS

The Women of Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church, Kill Devil Hills,
are giving a get-acquainted tea
Sunday afternoon, February IL, for
all women members of Holy Re-
deemer Parish, but most especially
for newcomers to the parish. The
tea will be held at the home of
Major and Mrs. ]. L. Murphy,
Kill Devil Hills, during the hours
of three to five pm.
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GEN. HALL RECALLS VISIT
TO OUTER BANKS IN 1913!

A man who has pleasant recol-
lections of a visit to the Outer
Banks is Brigadier General w. C.
Hall. who is acting director of mil
itary construction, in the office Of
the Chief of the Engineers ir
Washingtos. General Hall, in 1885
was with the Beach Erosion Board
on tour of the area in 1889, and
recalls the mosquitoes at Pea Island
and their royal treatment after
moving up to the Kitty Hawk Sta.
ton.
In a letter to Steve Wall in the
office in Wilmington
General Hall tells of his visit to
Hatteras lighthouse where he ran
up the stairs, but wound up in q
walk; and to the Lost Colony The
atre where he rad an interesting
talk with Paul Green.
At the time of his visit here, he
was a Lieutenant.
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Appointment of Ben C. Sutton
20 the administrative staff of Che.
wan College has been announced by
president Bruce E. Whitaker. The
newcomer will replace Oscar Cree
CHI, recently retired, as director OF
development and will serve as bust.
ness manager of the college.
A native of Alamance County
Sutton was graduated from Meban,
High School. He entered Wake
Fo, est College at once but his edu-
cation was interrupted by tour
in the U. S. Army. Following his
discharge he returned to Wake
Forest and was graduated in 1856
with the bachelors degree in bust
ness administration. He was a
member of the Wake Forest chap
ter of Kappa Sigma social frater-
nifty.
Mr.. Sutton is an active church
man. In the First Baptist Church
of Mebane he has been a Junior
deacon, a member of the choir, and
has been superintendent of the Sun
day School.
Mrs. Sutton is the former Min
ME Frances Branch, daughter of
DIR. Douglas Branch, the general
secretary-treasurer of the Baptist
State Convention of North Caro-
lima. The Suttons have three child
rem: Ben, Jr., 8; Steve, Is months;
and Michael, 6 months. They will
move to Murfreesboro on March /
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CHARLES r. EVANS
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fined $40 for driving with improper
equipment. Donnie A. Williams of
Frisco, for careless and reckless
driving was fined SIS.
For speeding, Charles Allaco was
fined $14, and Larry E. Graft, $40.
Both were from Buxton Naval Base
Calvin Ross Of Lowland was fined
$40 for having in possession uncut
led oysters.
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MANTEO SPLITS WITH
CAMDEN TUESDAY NIGHT

In an East Tidewater Confer
ence game at Camden Tuesday
night the Manteo High School
girls defeated Camden 81 to S5
while the Camden boys dumped
the Redskins SO to so. The girls
game was a triple-overtime thrill
er that ended in sudden death
play off.
On Monday night, February 13
Manteo will be host to Central
High School. Both Central teams
are currently in second place in
the conference.
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RED SKINS BOOSTER CLUB
is TO BE ORGANIZED

All parents and patrons inter-
ested in organizing the Red Skins
Booster Club for the purpose of
obtaining an activity bus, are ask
ed to be present at 6 pm. in the
home economics room, Manteo
High School, Friday night, Feb
ruary 10, 1861.
There will be a barbecue supper
at $3.50 pm. $1.00 per plate, and
a ball game-Knapp VS.. Manteo
at 7:30 p.m.-50 cents for adults,
25 cents for children.
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Misses Debbie and Virginia Will
ans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
williams, Buxton.
The program was closed with a
singing prayer by the group ac-
companied by Mrs. Peele and Miss
Cheryle Gray. Miss Ann Robinson
of Frisco and Miss Cheryl Brown
of Hatteras sang with the group.
Mrs. Peele was presented a large
box of Valentine candy by her stu
dents. Afer the recital, the entire
audience was served punch and a
varied assortment of homemade
cakes and cookies in the school
lunch room.
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ENGINEERING DRAW.

TNI"Ne NTEPaFe mon anu WOHtN TOT
hiFh paid jobs as Engineering Drafts
mea Every industry focuses on inn
poitance of having trained men and
women on planning boards Of every
project Must be high school gradu-
ate or senior. Ages II to Is. Nation
wide placement service. Will not in
terfrrr with present job Write. in
Guiding ape. phone number, To Gale
Institute. BOX No. n, Milford Chron-
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UJNTING TRAILER FOR SALE.

sleeps 2 Marine toilet. Marine water
systcsh or can bc hooked to nres-
aurr system Gas stove and Eas light
g volt and 10 volt electrical system
Closets. table. ice REFRIGERATOR. low
profile 80 anywhere, $i95. GA-2-5i03.
u ~ n-2f
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TSFD FARM MACHINERY FOR

Sale Oliver Is self propelled COM
condition oliver Model Is combine.
excellent condition: Mills Chalmers &C
COZ hi"". Internal ionnl ~ combine. I
y Nator Grain bloWcrsl. Laurel
Flour and Feed Nills, Inc. Laurel.
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Jul
NOTICES!

Bids will be received at the Of
flee of the Kent and Sussex Conn
~ Fair. for the sale of a 1000 gal
capacity Water Wagon. mounted
on 1947 G. Nj. c.. Truck chassis.
Bids will close at noon October
9th. 9-22-2t
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GOOD DIRT FOR DRIvFWAYS--,

FOR SALE Gravel mixed with
coarse sand tons ner load: good
grade top sol. and chicken house I'LL.
also stone AMI sand WIN put the
chicken house MI into chicken houses
Theodore Tr"sttngs Milton Phone
est -SGIa or SG72 3t-9-2I-tf
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NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN: FOR
NOTICE WILkIE FURNITURE.

open every evening 50 you can see
an cnog.t Gus supply oi good used
furniture Just arrived from storage
auction in Philadelphia. Wilkie Dis
..N"nt Furniture. 2Nn North Street.
Milford. 9-29-ltp
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Z INT
RUG SHAMPOOER
MODERN FURyISHPD ONE BED.

ROOM APT. FOR RENT-Large liv-
Ing room. walk-in closets, tile bath
and shower. fiagstone terrace, garage
washer and dryer. References. Ninety
Ave per month, everything included
plus gaiuge. GA 29S5l. F22S-ll-tf
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WANTED: SUPPLEMENT YOUR

PRFSFNT INCOME IN WORKING 3 or
more evenings week. Our people
make good money. displaying beat
tiful line of exclusive. guaranteed
costume iewclry ut group gatherings.
No deliveries or collections. Good
commissions We train Won Can
Myrtle $3.50 or write Box 662, DO
yer, Del 9-29-1t
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our MANY
friends and neighbors for their
kindness during our recent be-
Mrs. William c. GRAY
and Daughter. 9-29-1t
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FOR SALE Space heatrr. good
condition, super E1cX. - pair drap-
cries and some curtains; spread. 2
pair draperies to match. some chair
covers: dresser with mirror; 4draw
81 chest. ia good condition: antique
chnir. antique clothes tree. Can GA
2-536l 9-22-2tp
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PURFBRFD HAMPSHIRE ROaRS

FOR SALE Some 6 mos, others .
mos. Two placed first at Harrington
Fair. VIM NJ Tull, near Scott's Store.
Greenwood, Del. T2G- 8-25-tf
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FOR SALE

II niversnl1. Like
SON Automatic
circulating fan.
deer. o. : high.
small apartment
Jester. CA Jfni
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ROOFING AND SIDING FOR SALE

Free estimates. Genuine Johns Man
Vile shingles applied In strict accord
encs with specifications approved by
I'M. Exclusive. certified Johns Man
Vile Improvement Contractor In this
area NJ y Downing Co Milford. Del
Phone Milford GA-2-4565 39-1-7-tf
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For SALE No Two story
dwelling located on South Washing
ton Street, has three bedrooms, bath.
living room. dining room. kitchen,
porch and garage, VA approved and
no down ~ yGlcnt necessary to eli
gihle veteran No. Woodside
DiItr, three bedroom ranchcr with
living room. dining room. Kitchen.
oath. storage room. full basement and
airport No 3-27 Sunset Drive, lot
size 81 by $50, this home has living
room, dining room, kitchen, three
bedrooms. bath. oil hot air heat and
fun basement No. t-CrcStView Ave-
uao, nov ranch home with living
room. dining room, Kitchen with built.
n oven. three bedrooms, ~ baths,
attached garage and fun basement.
Ne. 5-duPont Highway. -four bed
room home. living room with fire
place, dining room. kitchen. family
room, powder room, bath, and oil hot
water heat No 6-2l7 South Mar
shall street. ! x story home with liv-
neroom, dining room. kitchen, two
bedrooms. bath, one car garage, and
lot so hY 25o'. No 7-210 Old Shaw
nee Road-this home has living room
dining room, kitchen two large bed
rooms. bath. oil hot air heat, and hack
and side porcheS No S-Rehohoth
Boulevard. one story home with liV
ing room. dining room, kitchen. two
bedrooms. bath, and basement. Har-
vev G. Marvel, Realtor, Milford
Phone GA-2-its6 M-1SO-9- 90 1t
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FOR SALE: NEW AND USED MO.

BILE HOMES and travel trailers.
Easy terms. bank financing. We de-
liver and set up. See us before you
buy. High Point Trailer Sales. u. s.
113 and 1l3-A, Frederick, Delaware.
Phone 5-5S15 36-4-29-tf
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WALLPAPER FOR SALE /.

Large selection at reasonable prices,
eileen paints At wholesale. Milford
Wallpaper Company, III North Wash
ingtOn Street. Phone GA 2-s317
21-10-2S-tf
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new used one sea
thernostat control.
size Il" wide, 90"
Ide1l for trailer or
Price, S7J. Otis
j "a . % 81
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sIa.g3 ALTMINTM STORM WIN

DOWS FOR SALE Installed. ~ to
- united inches Combination alum
mum storm doors. ! ~" thick. $50 30.
installed. g. w GrundHan CAL CA
2-9237 before 10 a. m or after 10 =.
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FURNISHED MODERN ROOM

APT FOR RENT-Foyer. two bed
rooms, walk-in closets, living room
and dining room, freezer top refrig-
orator, washer and dryer, garage,
lawn. no grass to cut. References.
Ninety-f1ve per month, everything in
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