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Evening star., 1961-01-01

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 81 (AP)
General Manager Elroy (Cra-
~ Legs) Hirsch Of the Los
Angeles Rams said today he
has not talked personally or
about money with End Marlin
McKeever. the clubs first draft
choice.
This was In response to o
report that Marlin had signed q
two-year contract for &35, 900.
Hirsch said McKeever, 1859
Ml-America choice. has . date
to play in, the Hula Bowl in
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Oilers and La
Clash Today
For AFL Title

HOUSTON, Dec. 81 (AP)-
The Los Angeles Chargers. rid
ing q four-game winning streak
meet the Houston Oilers to.
morrow in the first champion.
ship game Of the new American
Football League.
Despite identical records fol
the two division champions
Houston Is a 61a-point favorits
flor the nationally-televisec
game (WMAL-7 at $3.50 p.m.)
A sudden-death overtime viii
be used to settle the champion.
ship should the regulation sc
minutes end in o tie.
Five days Of rain since Tues
day slowed pre-game ticket
sales for the 35,50O-seat Jep-
pesen Stadium, but all proceeds
will 80 to the players-60 per
cent to the winners and 40 per
cent to the losers. Clear
weather is due tomorrow, but
today's l-inch rain made O
muddy field inevitable.
Chargers Hold Edge
Both teams wrapped I'D d.
vision titles with 1914 records.
Houston was never headed after
jumping to q 5.1 early start.
Los Angeles had It's early trou-
bles but swept eight Of It's last
nine games.
Los Angeles holds o I'll edge
over the Oilers after two league
games and an early exhibition
but the Charger point edge Ia
only 74-72.
Tomorrow's battle has been
billed as q rematch between
two fine passers. Jack Kemp Of
Los Angeles and George Blanda
OF Houston, but both coaches
have indicated they have placed
increased emphasis on their
ground attacks while prep6r-
ing for the title showdown.
Sid Gilman Of Los Angeles
sought to improve the block
ing for Paul Lowe. rookie half
back who enters the game
with o 6.3.yard rushing aver
age. the best In the league.
Rymkus Maps Strategy
Houston's Lou Rymkus has
strategy he hopes will
shake loose two fine Oiler
rockies, Billy Cannon and Dave
Smith.
Lowe. formerly Of Oregon
State, was the leagues No. q
rusher. His S55 yards on 1856
carries leIG MIN ~ yards be.
hind Abner Haynes. the Dallas
Texan rookie.
Cannon and Smith ranked
No. 3 and No. 4. each with
4.2-yard averages. Cannon, the
Heisman Trophy winner from
Louisiana State, overlook
Smith In the final game Of the
season. Cannon finished with
644 yards in 152 plays. Smith,
from little Ripon College, had
643 in 154.
Los Angeles won the early
exhibition. 22-13. but four
touchdown passes by Kemp did
not prevent the Oilers from
taking q September Is league
game. 1928. On November is.
Blanda injured his knee and
the Chargers got revenge, ~.
81, at Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Kentucky Beots
Missouri, 81-6o

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 81
R).-Billy Ray Lickert and
Larry Pursiful led Kentucky 20
an Sl-69 basketball victory over
Missouri tonight.
Lickert had 20 points and
Pursiful II. The Tigers Charles
Henke also provided brilliant
Workmanship and wound up
with ~ points.
Evening star., 1961-01-01

Blue--Purdin Of Northwestern 80, pas
from Allen Of Purdue (Allen kick
slps-PuEdin 9. pass' from Allen Cal
sle.1Puiaia IS. pun. return tAn.r
oray-Mansham Of Lsu. ie pas
from enead Of wake Forest Hetnei
Of Tennessee kick).
Blue---Harness Of Miehigan state z
pass from Allen tAlien kiekl.
blue-Betty o. MARYLAND j, run (Htl
Left ends---Harness (Michigan gtate)
Barber Penn statel.
Left tackle - Beabout (Purdue)
Beaty tokls. state), DeMareo DAY
Left guards--Perkins (wiseonsin)
Centers = Kardasz CPurdue). Bs,
miller (syracuse).
Risht guards = Clements (Army)
Walker IMichigan etate).
Right tackleS-Layery (Illinois).
Hill (Kansasl. FTicks (Nebraskaj
Yanke Of Northwestern.
Quarterbaeks-Allen purdue, Bett,
maryland. Evans kansas Stats).
Left halfbacks-Purdin tNorthWest'
Right halfbacks - Maursn Crova)
Cloud CMaryland).
Fullbaeks = Cooper CAfuskingum)
Schiek (Kansas).
GRAY
Left ends-0able CTulane), Letnel
(Tennesseel. Tillery lOklahomal.
Left taekles-WolR (Waks F0rest)
Lett guaTds-Dys toeorsisJ. Hods'
(Kentuckyl.
l,i;.a,.:',.; Ssn..Ts = Ash. A;hs tosOrsia,. Good
Right guards = Hinton (Louisiani
Tech), McCreedy LSU.
Right tackles - 6uges (MiSsissipp
Statel, Boylston (Alabama).
Right ends-Allen (Wake Fcrest)
Mangham (LSU).
ouarterhacks-Tarke (GeorRia)
enead CWake Forest), EisamAn( Ken.
tuckyl.
Left halfbacks - Brown (osorEia)
Majors CTennesseel.
Right haifbacks-Walden (deorgia),
Noreland Texas Christian).
Fullhacks - Hartltns (oklshoma).
DGye UsU).
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Beers Sign TockIe

CHICAGO, Dec. 81 (AP)-
The Chicago Bears today an
nounced the signing Of Tackle
Art Anderson who made the
All-Service team with the Ma
rine Corps Recruit Depot at
San Diego. Anderson, 6-3 and
240 pounds, played for the Uni.
versity Of Idaho.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
By DICK O'BRIEN
kLar stafr writer I.

Atar Stan Writer
Five medical examiners have
been selected ana 10 referees
and judges have been assigned
to ofhctste in the 27th annual
Golden Gloves tournament
sponsored by The Evening star
athletic Club. The first pre-
liminary round Is scheduled
Friday night January ~ at
Capitol Arena.
The list as announced by.
Jocko Miller, chairman Of the
AAU and District boxing COM
missioner finds Or. Clark Hal
stead heading the Gloves star
as the senior medical examiner.
He is aided by Drs. c. Herbert
Marshall. David Gordon, Milton
F. Weingarten and John
Kneipp. Or. Kneipp is d former
one-time holder Of the Sou
collegiate boxer at Duke and
thern intercollegiate Confer
ence welterweight champion
ship.
Veterans Dot List
Veterans dot the list Of ref.
erees and judges. Those as-
signed to referee are Charlie
Reynolds, Marty Gallagher. Ed-
die LaFond. Mike Tardugno,
Joe Bui1sa, Ray Bowen and
Norvel Lee.
Reynolds Is the director Of
the Southeast branch Boys
Club Of Washington; LaFond.
director at Catholic
University. Gallagher former
Georgetown University boxing
coach; Tardugno . member Of
The District Recreation Depart
ment and Lee, former Howard
University boxer who won the
light-heavyweight title
1t Helsinki, Finland, In 1852.
Alternate referees win be
Jimmy De Chard. ex-Gloyes
heavyweight champion; York
Nixon and Frank Aluisi.
Judging Stan Listed
The judging star will in
:lude De Chard, Dave Bern
stein. Jerry Looney. Ross East
nam, Paul Ferrero, Tardugno.
Al Cohan, Bobby Schwartz and
Carl Schubert.
Schubert is the only new
conner to the judging staff. He
Is the principal Of Newport
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Don Locks Mark

Richmond Outfelder Don
Lock hit 35 homers for Bing-
hampton, N. Y, last season.
His total set an Eastern League
! record.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
] exos All Romps, ASIA,
In Great Southwest Bowl

CIR ND PRAIRIE, Tex, Dec.
81 (AP).-Sophomore Halfback
Butch PRESLEY scored four
toachdowns today to lead Texas
A3sI to q smashing 45-14 vic.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Heads League Auuin

George ]. Kolowich, jr.. Of
Denver is president Of the Ma
tional Industrial Basketball
League for the second straight
year.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
A||-Sfars Rout
SOUTHWEST in
Copper Bowl

TEMPE. Ariz.. Dec. 81 tAP).
The National All-Stars ex-
lploded for three touchdowns In
the final 5 minutes Of the first
quarter today. then coasted to
Is 27-s victory over the South
West team in the third annual
Copper Bowl football game.
A Disappointing crowd of
5000 saw the contest in Arizona
State University Stadium.
Rival fumbles and the quar-
terbacking Of John Easterbrook
Of Illinois ignited the early fire.
works.
The Southwest fumbled
three times within { minutes
and the Nationals recovered
every time.
First, the Nationals moved 4S
yards in nine plays with Easter
brook scampering the final 5.
The 160-pound quarterback.
voted the games most valuable
player, completed two passes
for 81 yards and ripped Of q
23-yard run In the drive.
Two minutes later, the South
West fumbled and the Nation
ais needed only three plays to
score from the 18. Sam Sob
czak Of Penn State picked up
all Of the yardage. scoring on
a 2-yard plunge.
On the first play after the
kickoff, the Nationals pounced
on q tumble on the 30-yard
line and q pass from Esterbrook
to Cal Bird Of Kentucky COW
cred the distance in one thrust.
75-Yard March Clicks
The Nationals scored again
late in the third quarter when
Marshall Starks, Illinois half
back, went over from the !.
The Southwest finally got
in the fourth when.
Harold Stephens of Hardin
Simmons took over as quarter
back.
The 75-yard touchdown drive
ended with Stephens passing Is
yards to Randy Sims, Texas
ASsM halfback.
80 0 0 SIS
Nationals = EasterbroOk ). run GRob-
siss; Eie1s q. run ,ties failed.
80, pass from Easter.
brook Roberts, kick.
Nationals-Starks l, run Roberts,
South -Wsst--sims 1s, pass from Ste.
phens tQuinlan. rum.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
BLUE-GRAY
Continued From PAGE

Continued From Page C.1
the Nations leading scorer this
year. was the Yanks' work.
horse on the ground. He car
ried the ball for q total lol
yards.
M rrw q. ~
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Look Your Charming Best in These
Warm. Toned" Daytime Darlings

(A) Hit Of the Season by Top Mode in blue
or brown houndstcoth printed cotton sparkieo
with contrasting braid and patent belt ac-
cent. Sizes 1920 and 161a-24M .----~- E.SS
(B) FIattering "Duster Dress" black and
white check with floral overprint. Button
down front, saddle pockets, short cuffed
sleeves. Sizes 1920 and i4h-24h - |SS
-JC) Novelty Stripe Shirtwaist Of fine cotton
percale in predominating charcoal grey or
charcoal brown. Y button step-in style with
set-in sleeves and inside slash pocket. Sizes
1920 and IAN -24h SSS
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Feel Party Pretty"
Lurex Quilted RaYoi

(E) Rose Screen
Duster In white, blue
with rich gold-tone !
on collar, cuffs and
Finished with perk
bow. Sizes 1920 -
Evening star., 1961-11-05

(D) Dainty FIOral Print with
full sheer nylon bow in
lilac, blue or rose. Rayon
satin piping trim on collar.
cuffs and pockets. Sizes
1920 S.SS
Evening star., 1961-07-30
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVY 80 VS. k-ton pickup: r
and b., low NIL, very clean, Pvt
OWNER. CALL 10. S-S076.
CHEVROLET 1e47 panel truck;
cheap. La. 9-5590.
CHEVROLET 1865 truck; Aft
van body. WA. 7-9059.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
ner; nice second car. S795.
NORMAN FORD

NORMAN FORD
S315 Baltimore Blvd.
COLLEGE PARK UN. 4-510O
HILLMAN '5S; auto. trans; very
Gifsn @fies: ssss: sssf5 T% f1nO 2.7sss actual
HILLMAN $50 Mink 4-dr. sedan;
gray finish w/contrasting ma
room genuine leather inter-, WV.
low mi. BY OWNER, S375. VIII.
I 2-1661.
JAGUAR XK14O 1855 Roadster:
black: $500. Can be see at 4006
4Sth St, Bladensburg. AP. 7-48S1.
JAG '54 roadster; Al; S1'is55'
}Ack Sst: laIs. PRY' 10th and Pa Sc
JNGUAR 80 3.4 4-door sed.; Al;
10000 mi; S2,995. JACK PRY,
10th and Pa. Sc. Est. 1923.
KARMANN- CHA 80: black, Wv.
tires; 10000 MI; excel: Sl,75O.
JE. 2-3450.
KARMAN CHA 1858: beaut. cond.
all new tires; AMIN radio;
$1,495. Call OIL. 6-9163.
MAYFLOWER 1853 Classic Baby
Rolls: exceptional car: must see
to appreciate: reas. JE. 4-1S2S.
MERCEDES 80 "22Os" coupe; i'm
mac; 1,70O miles: $500. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave.
MERCEDES late 1860 22O; $500
miles: beautiful: original owner;
must sell this week; $2,95O. PO.
2-6635
MERCEDES '61 go s; little mi;
leather interior: heater, defroster;
cash bargain. OIL. 2-4192.
MERCEDES BENZ 81 "219" 4-dr.
sedan; excel; cond.: radio; one
owner; 81, 900. ia. 4-1293, AS p m.
MERCEDES BENZ go "220" 4-dr.
sedan; pvt. driven less than 10,-
600 miles. LO. 4-0932.
MERCEDES-BENZ-'58 29-s sedan.
Immaculate black, beige leather
interior, fully equipped, Wv.
Guarantee, S2d95.
CAPITOL PARTISAN
MOTORS, INC.
Authorized Mercedes-Benz Dealer
22nd and N NV. FE. 7-2S30 Til 9
MGA 1859 roadster, white: excel
lent condition: 1900 mi: must
sell PO. 2-6499.
MGA 1860; all extras; white with
! black top; fine cond.; never raced;
81. 1856. EN-. 5-1031.
MGA SO; blue; / owner; T., h.. new
top, tonneau, alum. wind: excel.
cond. Make offer. EN-. 5-3474.
MGA So r. and h., orig. red fin
ish, new in every respect; only
81 1,495.
Restoff Rambler
1925 BALTo BLVD. 277-0969
MGA 81 ROADSTER;
$3.50. EV. 4-6131.
MGA SO; new tonneau, tires, bat
/ teries, sliding windows; D. c. in
spect. Must sell: $3.50 or make
off. STEVE SANDERS, 333-5276.
MGA $50 Roadster; convert: fully
| equip; never in accident; driven
1000 mi. only; white fin. w
black top, red inter; peri. mech.
cond., pass any inspect. Must see
and drive to appreciate. No exag-
gerations. Pvt. OWNER. Sac, ST.
$50. Phone 546-413S Sat. and Sun.
MGA-'60 roadster; wire wheels;
radio; black; genuine red leather
interiod. Just like new. OK guar
antee. Trade, terms. Only S1,S95
WISSINGER CHEVROLET, z Cor
ners. Falls Church, Va. JE. FISTS.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
AUroMoTIVE MISC.

AUSTIN '53 cow. for parts. AL
good except top and seats DUNN
MOTORS, 24I0 Bladensburg I'd.
ne, La. 6-l647 or LA. 6-96l1.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

COTTAGE, unfurn.. facing water
Will rent by year or buy II salts.
factory. Advise details, price
and where located. Box 3S3-B,
Evening star., 1961-07-30
VACATION PLACES

IN AUGUST Col. and Mrs. Stovel
will open their 3.500-acre Max
weliton Highlands livestock ranch
at capon Bridge, W. Va, lust &c
mi. from d. c. as q youth anc
dude ranch. Adults will live IL
their beautiful mansion while thu
youth live in the bunk house
Weekly rates S65 from sun. t
sat. Write or call COL. SLOWER
Capon Bridge, for reservations
for any week in August.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT
Located near Skyline dr., south Of
Luray. Completely furn., swimming
pool; S45 per wk, for one family
Call or write c. R. SHULER, Stan
ley. Va, PR. S-2S79.
W. VA.-Mountain home; beautifu
area, mr.. Deep Greek, Nd, twl
othed rec. areas. 8 bdrms., moderI
conv., families welcome. $50 wk
ia. 7-6970 after 6.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

BEAUTIFUL mountain lot in Shan
nondale Club; close to pool and
clubhouse: price. 1900. Write
Robert Williamson. 504 Mcpherson
ave. Glen Burnie, Nd.
kLIE RIDGE MTS--f-rnn house.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
SUMMER CAMPS

FAIR HAVEN, Blue Ridge Mts., $50
wk.; boys, girls, 7-15 yrs; fishing,
hiking. riding. swimming; request
folder. p. o. 629, Harrisonburg.
Va. Refs. AP. 7-S261.
LET YOUR CHILD 90 native fol
one week or longer in the beau
tiful Blue Ridge Mountains only
IS miles from Wash, d. c. Camp
Tanora, coed. resident, 7-14
\ years. Full camp program, small
groups, excellent supervision. Good
food-plenty of 1t. Swimming
horseback riding, fishing, hiking,
week. Cali (collectl Cuipeper 703-
WE. 7-3712.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

DEALE. MD. UN. 1851
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

N'n' "i inc auto accidents hoo-
zen within ten miles Of nom.
An approved type seat bel,
your car can Withstand .
oop load OF over 5000 pounds
me earlieS, application nr
ne familiar highwa, cen,er.
me could have been abon,
s2l-n"t here but in England
'ohn Wallacy stood in ,is
ront yard in Lancaster ma
lay and watched two farm
arts collide head on. Imp,,,-
'iveiy he grabbed u piece n
chaik and drew a white lin
Town the center of the road,
And know what's the tough
est rob about painting a cent
erlihe. Ccepsng IL square in
inc middle of the road espec-
ally on curves.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08
Garden Time

Light froStS have occurred il
most sections of the state with
freezing temperatures in the
high mountains. Thus old man
winter is telling us to get
things in order for long rest
Ing or storage piriod for many
of Gun vegetable and flower
crops.
Take up dahliaS. tubcroScs.
Sladioli, caladiumS and anna
rylllS. TheSr roo, clumpS. bulks
and cormuS may be stored in
peat or Vcrmiculitc for winter
holding. When ready. place III
cool dry storage as near 50
degrees as possible.
II Npu have a putted arary!-
lis plant. bring 1t i'll the base
inent and allow To dry out.
InIS Is the rest period and Is
necessary before II will bloom
again. |. you wish to force il
into bloom during the winter.
wait until the first of the new
year. Place the pot in Il sunny
window and begin watering
water as needed and YOU will
soon have buds forcing out 20
form a beautiful flower. This
is a very satisfactory house
plant.
II you have puinSettia plants,
give them only the normal
day light. If you supply addi-
tlonal incandeSccnt light at
night. they will remain vegeta-
tive and will not bloom. They
like a temperature of around
40 degrees F. during the day
and about go degrees at night.
A moist atmosphere will also
help.
Lilies had hes, he planted
now IN the lower Piedmont
ana eastern Carolina. Plant
them deep and in location
where they can be left alone
tor several years.
In areas of the state where
co!lardS. cabbage. cauliflowcr
ana broccoli are still growing.
watch out for the harlequin
(terrapinl bug. They cause a
lot of damage To the leaves but
can be- easily controlled bv.
busting with 20 per cent Sa-
oadilla dust or Malathiun dust
per cent or ) per cent.
Clean up the vegetable and
flower gardens by removing
and burning all dead plants.
This will help in controlling
diseases
After the vegetable garden
has been cleaned of all old
plants. pillow deep and leave in
rough fallow. The alternate
freezing and thawing will
leave the soil in good condition
for spring planting. Especially
desirable in the heavier soils.
Have the soil tested before
blowing. If lime or phosphate
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08
Free


Things about cars and moi
kro | somehow missed:
Ever sefier from :'vclocitiZa-
,ion" maybe? That's a new
RIM applied To the old feeling
a. "oarely moving" jus, af,ei
YOU shut Gown rom 60 at the
,ar limits. It's tricky because
Is on-y sensation. not "a
fact. Best advice: check speed
Ometsr.
Gong on n trip: T:len MAKE
4 q lunG one. About 30 pei
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

Residents al Bar Harbn
Maine, a favorite watering
spot for proper BostonianS,
voted IN 1908 To keep automo-
olieS out of the place. Nov,
you understand the power Of
your vote?
When the car wont On the
sremlin most likely response
Ole would be in the battery or
electrical system, says the
triple A which keeps track IF
auto breakdownS. Flat tires
:un second in the list OF MOI
ofing headaches.
ana If losing your KEYS ever
ieft you stranded somcwher,.
don't feel bad - $1,000 other
Car owners did the same thin.
last year.
Safety tip says don't speed
MS better 10 be Il little late
Gown here than 4 little early
up there.
pleasure driving" like a
iiVc cent cup oil coffee is Ion.
gone. Recently. Il psychologist
analNzlng the reactions of a
team of test drivers. instructed
them To move normally with
traffic along typical high
way route through Washington.
ID. {. Results: On the average
they experienced Il driving
crisis OF some sort every p
ScconuS
The muCcrn au>o carbmetor
meters gasoline SO meticulouS-
~ that Il gallon Of fuel is act
ually stretched into a threat
ID miles long.
Never underestimate the
power. etc :" Womcnfolk,
according To builders. have in
ilucnccd car design and style
IN no small way. Among the
existing improvements Sug-
geStcd by women are wider
doors for more graceful entry
and exit. decorative and easy
io->lean upholstery. more adj
unstable sun viSorS. larger
backup lights and two ash
trays on the dash panel.
What you don't see can hurt
YOU. Dirty headlights cut down
light output by % per cent.
Before the gigantic Inter-
state Highway system is fin
lShed. there is a possibility
that "A national broadcaSting
band will be set aside so that
local traffic information can
be radiocG To passing through
drivers
Quick now where is the
Ncnturl on your car?
some early day automobiles.
SO help mo. were named Bluff
Timber. Flea Way. American
Chocolate. Bob Cat. Dan Patca.
Charter Mixed Vapor. Foo!-
proof. Darling. Jay-Eye-Sec.
Poppy Car. Step-N-Drive. CO.
pher. One Wheel. O-We-Go.
Wcbtoot, Roach and Jack Rab-
bit.
Be glad you don't have 20
pay for air. A 3OO-horsepowc.
engine consumes IS pounds OF
air each minute while taking
you from here To there.
Those highway signs. the
ones that shine back at you
at night. are that way because
each square inch of the sign
is crammcd with 10000 tiny
glass balls.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

Bi.,i"ck ooi her viii made.
Miss Martha EdmondSon.
home economies agent. SAID
many OF the families had been
putting off making u will but
many of them received the lit
tie push needed and got their
will made.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

deficiencies are indicated
broadcast the recommended
quantity of each and pillow ua-
der.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

expenses almost To the penny.
His only problem is that he
gets paid by the month. 49,
Changing Times.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

BY careful budgeting. "a
friend q: ours is abb. to make
his paycheck cover a weeks
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

SHOCKED PILLOWS
RENOVATES ANTIQUES

Mrs. ID. a. Clark. Yancev-
VILE. RI. |. is slowly acquiring
"a collection Of renovated anti
queS. Her husband is RESPONSE
BILE for rcfiniShing the pieces
and Mrs. Clark selects the
fabrics and does the upholStcr-
ing.
This way she says her love
for antiques can stay within
the budget" reports Mrs. Lii
lie Ellen Hovatter, assistant
home economics agent.
INHERITANCE LAWS --
Mrs. w. NJ. Blalock. Durham
County, gives credit TO Home
Demonstration work for being
responsible for having made Il
will. After the program at the
local club meetings on wills
and inheritance laws, Mrs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08
With The
Farm women
SATIN COMFORTS

Mrs. NJ. B. Stephenson and
her sister from Garysbury in
Northampton County make
comforts as a hobby. Mrs. Aut-
rey jenkins. home economies
agent, says Mrs. Stephenson
uses wool, which is raised,
washed and corded on their
farm. in these comforts. They
choose rich colorS of satin for
the top.
I've give the comforts as
wedding gifts most of the
time reports Mrs. Stephenson.
CLOTHES SELECTION
Good and poor buys were
recently discussed at Home
Demonstration Club meetings
in Columbus County. The wu-
men discussed points to look
tor when buying shirts. work
clothes. socks. dresses and
skirts.
According To- Miss Yvonns
Bennett. assistant home ecu
monies agent. they studied ex-
amplCS of good and puurtu
constructed garments.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS
Indian corn OF all culors
ana ornate gourdS are being
used for fall arrangements by
Mrs. N. H. Harrison of Ply
mouth" reports Mrs. Frances
Dardcn, home economies az
cnt in Washington County.
Mrs. Harrison grows her own
material for arrangements. II
find ii is cheaper than buying
them. she explains.
SHOCKED PILLOWS
Ideas are often brought into
counties from other areas. Mrs.
Mary Ray, home economies
ascn from Buncombe County.
says Mrs. Vance Mckinney and
Mrs. Herbert Cordle got the
directions for the shocked de-
corator pillow from another
state.
Not only have many of the
pillows been made in the coun-
~ now, says Mrs. Ray, but
me directions have also been
shared with Home DemonStra-
non Club members in other
counties"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

Yes. today's modern farms have
handy extension phones in the
kitchen, bedroom, den and barn.
The cost is low the conven-
fence big. Just call our business
office or ask any installer-repair-
man about extension phones.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

When every minute counts, save
time and money by eliminating
steps back and forth to the house
to use the phone. A handy extern
sion phone in the barn or other
outbuildings let's you call and
take calls right where you are.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
SOUTH LAKE SHORE

1923. In Holy Cross perish. Close
TO schools, shopping ond trans-
portotion. This large 3 bedroom
colonial is in immaculate eondi-
tion, with full basement double
soroes, aluminium storms and
screens, eorpetins, fireplace in the
living room and formal dining
room. makes this home complete
in all desirobIs lectures. All this
and q prime location mokes this
an ouf,fondins value.