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Evening star., 1962-01-06
Geyer Provides Spark
As Hammond Recoups

Dick Geyer, a senior playing
his first season with the varsity,
has provided the attack that
has enabled Hammond High
School to get back into the
thick Of the Northern Virginia
Group la basketball race.
Geyer and Jim Moushegian,
co-captains of the Admirals,
scored II points each last
night as Hammond won its
second straight, defe tin G
Mount Vernon, 57-5l, on the
Majors court.
In other league action,
powerful Washington Lee
won another easy one at
home, 57-32 over Falls
Church; George Washington
rolled up the score in routing
Osbourn, 1896 at CIV;
Wakefield hung on to defeat
Stuart, 47-46, at Stuart; Lee
won a thriller from Yorktown,
1888, in an overtime game at
Yorktown; Fairfax trOunced
Annandale, 69-52, at Fairfax,
and GrOvet0n romped on its
home court, 1856 over
Madison.
Moushegian, a three-yeal
veteran, was expected to shine
for Hammond this season. but
Geyer has been a pleasant sur
prise. The 6-foot-1 backcourt
man came into his own against
George Washington last week
when he scored % points, II in
the second half.
In other Virginia games,
Parker-Gar trOunced Carver,
68-25, at Rapidan: James
Monroe nipped Garfield,
52-51, at Garfield, and
NOkesville routed WarrentOn,
56-28, at NOkesville.
Hammond won it's game at
the foul line. sinking 81 of 80
shots compared to Is of "a for
the Majors. Both teams made
18 field goals. The Admirals
led all the way in winning theil
fourth game in six starts. Mount
Vernon's overall record now is
3-4.
W-L-FALLS CHURCH-The
Jaguars jumped off to a shock
ing 1912 lead before Wills class
began to show. After that il
was easy as the Generals rackec
up their sixth victory without 6
loss and handed Winless Falls
Church its fifth setback. All II
WI players broke into the
scoring column, with Bob Sut.
ton leading the way with IT
points.
GW-OSBOURN-Five play.
ers scored in double figures az
the Presidents hit heir highest
Evening star., 1962-01-06

wouldn't guess what action
might be taken but said Il am
going to give them all the facts.
1t definitely will come up with
some kind of a decision"
FoSs said he also would make
a ruling on the rhubarb that
developed after the champion
ship game at San Diego De-
cember "a.
The commissioner said at
least three cities-Houston,
San Diego and Boston won't
be in the red this time and
that the other five clubs will
show losses much less than last
year.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
SCORES % IN WIN OVER MACKIN
Jones Delivers for Stogs

sci: GOnzaga defeated Car
roll, 1912, in overtime at
Carroll; George Mason Junior
College handed Woodward
Prep a 35-29 loss at Wood
ward, and Flint Hill won its
first basketball game with a
24-16 decision over Longfel-
low at the losers court.
Jones made IL of II shots in
equaling his high point TOTAL
for the Stays. He also played a
surprisingly good floor game,
and combined with Bill McDer-
mott and Garry Ward to give
the Stays a 1881 edge in re-
bounding.
The 6-foot-6 seniors per-
formance was in marked con-
traSt to his first five games,
when he scored only A points.
However. he had an excellent
tournament last week at
JohnStown, Pa. scoring 18
points in DeMatha's only loss,
$3.50, to Norristown High in
the final, and appears to have
returned to his old form.
Jones heroics were neces-
Sary as Jim Gina, with frequent
help from Butch Braxton and
others, held Austin to 10 points
in the first three quarters
However. when the game
opened up in the last period
Austin scored 13 points to end
Mackin's hopes.
DeMatha took an early lead
but the Trojans stayed close
on the shooting of Braxton
who scored 10 points, and
pulled to 50-44 in the last
period when Sophomore Bill
Butler scored three baskets.
That threat stopped when
Ward made a long jump shot
and Austin added a foul shot
and basket.
| DeMatha now is IL over
all and 10 in the league while
Mackin is 6-3 and IL.
| O'CONNELL-M L-McLEAN-Dick
Buckley dropped in two foul
shots with 2::25 left to play to
give O'Connell a lead it never
lost. Buckley finished with %
points. second to Ron Ullrich,
who had 90.
1t was a see-saw affair with
O'Connell leading by one at the
end of the first quarter and
trailing, 1928, at the half. At
the end of the third period the
Evening star., 1962-01-06

knights had the lead again,
44-43.
1t was the second loss for
Mclean. O'Connell now sports
a 6-3 mark.
GOOD UNSEL-CAR-
DOZO-It was the third loss
in a row for the slumping Fal-
cons. The game was close all
the way until Jim Petty sank
two field goals in the closing
minutes. Good Counsel led
20-18, at the half.
Clarence Eggleston led the
undefeated Clerks to their fifth
victory with a 21-point effort
Petty added Is.
GONZAGA CARROLL -
Buzz Vail scored three points ir
the overtime period to lead the
Eagles to their third straight
victory after dropping theil
first five games.
Dick Riva, who scored a tota
of 18 points in the three-gamt
IOConnell tournam m e n t las
week, amaSsed an amazing g.
for Gonzaga last night, includ
ing Is from the foul line.
Carroll's CharlieN Myrtl,
scored on a driving layup will
l6 seconds to play in the regu
lation game to tie the score a
68-68. It was the sixth straigh
loss for the Lions, who have ye
to win this season.
GEORGE MASON &c
WOODWARD PREP-Leadin
by 1927, George Mason pulle,
away at the finish as it's lead
ing scorer, Jim Mccormack,
graduate of Woodward Prer
sank two straight shots. Wood
ward employed a showdown
type of offense after falling be
hind, 1913, in the first quarter
FLINT HILL LONGFEL
LOW-Flint Hill, paced by Bill
GuthrieS l3 points, won it
first basketball game on a var
sity level in the schools history
1t has been playing jayve,
teams prior to this season.
Evening star., 1962-01-06

in November. nullified by Foss,
in which Wismer claimed Ernie
Davis of Syracuse for the
Titans.
Foss said the leagues execu-
tive committee could fine Wis
mer up to $4,000 or expel him.
The commissioner could fine
Harry as much as $4,000 with
out three-fourths of the COM
mittee's support.
If Wismer were expelled, Foss
said. all players on the New
York roster would become the
of the league and
new franchise owner would be
designated. The commissioner
Evening star., 1962-01-06
Losing Streak Ends

Gaithersburg High School
won its first wrestling match
in three tries this season by de-
feating Bethesda Chevy Chase,
26-l9, yesterday at Gathers
burg. Heavyweight Bob Field
clinched the victory for Gath
ersburg by decisioning Doug
Kenney, 81, in the final match.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
Wilt Hits SO Points
In y of 40 Games

Boston lineup with a bruised
thigh but it didn't hamper the
talent-rich Celts. Tommy Helm
sohn scored 81 points, Bill Rus
sell grabbed "a rebounds and
Boston stayed in control.
Oscar Robertson scored 81
points for Cincinnati, but hit
only nine of "a shots.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
Trainers Use
Fast Break 10
Down Phelps
BY BOB HANSON
Star Staff Writer

Spingarn. defending Inter
high League basketball cham
pion, and Eastern were pre-
season picks to battle it out in
the leagues East Division, but
Mckinley has projected itself
into the picture off yesterdays
opening victory.
The Trainers, looking, as
though they could score at will,
knocked off Phelps, 6S-56. at
Eastern.
Chamberlain defeated Ana
costa, 60-40; Coolidge beat
Bell, 6S-5S; Roosevelt got by
Western, 52-49, and Wilson
edged Dunbar, 60-57, in
other league openers.
Mckinley lacks height, with
its tallest player, Andre Jordan,
only 6-foot-4, but it uses the
fast break effectively and that's
what beat Phelps. The Trades
men simply couldn't keep up.
With their speedy attack,
spearheaded by Donald Roe.
the Trainers appear to be
capable of giving Spingarn or
Eastern all they can handle
on given afternoon.
Roe, dash man on McKinley's
track team, was the high
scorer yesterday with Is points
as four of the five Tech start
ers hit for double figures.
The Trainers took an early
lead and were ahead, 1912,
after the first period. Then
they found the range and
pumped in % points in the sec
ond quarter for a 4l-29 half
time spread.
Phelps, led by Charles VIM
son and Robert Brooks. closed
the gap to seven points at
44-37 midway of the third
period, but Mckinley pulled
away to a 54-41 advantage at
the end of the quarter and
finished UP with the reserves
McKinley's overall record
now is 5-l, its only loss to a
strong DeMatha team, 1852, in
its season opener.
CHAMBERLAIN ANACOS-
TIA-The Volts, behind after
the first period, 1913. spurted
into a 24-l6 halftime lead and
were never headed thereafter.
Dennis Hyater led Chamber
lain's second-quarter push and
finished as the games top
scorer with 81 points,
WILSON-DUNBAR-Ron Van
Helden and Tom Mcdonald led
the Tigers to a come-from-
behind victory.
Trailing most of the game,
Wilson pulled into 57-57 tie
in the waning minutes and Nc
Donald then hit on a Jump shot
to put his team ahead. Van
Helden finished with % points
and Mcdonald 20.
ROOSEVELT WESTERN
Aaron Shingler sank a jump
shot with less than a minute
to play to break a 49-49 tie
and give the Riders a victory
in their first league game.
Shingler, a 6-foot-2 junior, led
the winners with 18 points.
/ BELL COOLIDGE - Frank
Williams scored four straight
points after the score was tied,
35-35, and the Colts went ahead
to stay. Williams scored 8 Of
his 13 points in the third
quarter. Andy Agnew led
Coolidge with "a points. The
Colts now are 40 for the
season. .
Evening star., 1962-01-06
HIGH POINT DROPS ANOTHER HEARTBREAKER
Combs Connects for B|odensburo
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Coach AL Kyber of Bladens-
burg High School has been
claiming to have II basketball
players of about equal ability,
but the sparkling performance
last night of Bob Combs has
caused him to re-evaluate his
team.
Combs, a 6-foot-2 senior,
scored 27 points, including his
teams last 10, as the Mus
tangs squeezed by hapless High
Point. 1852, in a Prince
Georges County League game
at the losers gym. 1t was High
Points third narrow loss of the
year.
In other Prince Georges
games last night, Oxon Hill
dumped DuVal. $3.50, at
DuVal and Northwestern
whipped Suitland, 68-55, at
Northwestern. In MOntgOm-
cry County, unbeaten Blair
rOmped over Gaithersburg,
64-25, at Blair, Northwood
took a 1888 decision at
B-CC, Walter johnson nipped
Richard Montgomery, 1911,
at the Rockville school, and
Wheaton whipped Sherwood,
59-46, at Sherwood.
Bladensburg made up a six
point deficit in the third quar-
ter, but High Point came right
back to regain the lead in the
final period. Starting with the
score tied at $3.50, Combs and
AL MoraZ of the EagleS~waged
a scoring battle right down to
the wire.
Moraz made it $3.50 High
Point, but Combs came right
back with a basket to tie the
game. 1t see-saWed back and
forth until BladenSburg grabbed
a 1851 lead with 18 seconds
left. Moraz then threw in a
foul shot but missed on a
second try and it was all over.
Moraz' wound up with 13 points,
including High Points last nine
in a row.
Both clubs lost their top
rebounders on fouls in the
closing minutes. Dave Buckley
of Bladensburg fouled out with
three minutes left and a minute
later High Points Bill ThaX-
ton was benched with five per-
SonalS.
Combs, an honor student who
already has won an academic
scholarship to Franklin and
Marshall, couldn't miss in the
Fourth quarter. He scored on
layupS and jump shots after
shaking close guarding by the
Eagles.
High Point, led by Moraz
and ThaXton each with 13
points, earlier lost to OXon
Hill, 1886, in double overtime.
and Wheaton, 52-51.
,. OXON HILL-DUVAL - The
Clippers. who have moved into
contention in Prince Georges.
won at the foul line, sinking
II of l9 shots while Duval went
eight for 18. The two clubs
were even from the floor, %
field goals each. David Pyles
led Oxon Hill with l8 points and
Newcomer Joe Roulet added 16.
NORTHWESTERN SUIT
LAND-The Wildcats sank Sc
per cent of their shots and
evened their record at 3-3.
Sophomore Bill Bowers led
Northwestern with 16 points.
eight of them at the foul line.
Terry Davis was right behind
with IS points for the winners. !
BLAIR-GAITHERSBURG -.
The powerful Blazers made it
y in a row as Coach Ed
Moffatt PLAYED his reserves
throughout - second half.
Blair jun IF to 1874
first qu9v> lad and won
with ease. 1t was Gathers
burg's fourth loss in seven
games.
WALTER JOHNSON RICH.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
Wrestling Winners

Episcopal High School won
its opening wrestling match of
the season yesterday, defeating
Suitland, 24-16, at Episcopal.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Bladensburg, 81; High Point, 62.
ElaiT. &c; GaitherSburg, %.
thamberlain, 80; AnaeOstia, 10.
CardozO, SO; Good Counsel, SO.
Coolidge, 80; Bell, SO.
DeMatha, 80; Mackin, So.
Fairfax, 60; Annandale, 81.
Flint Hill, 2ii LOngtellow, 10.
George Mason, J. c., 32: Woodward
George Washington, 30; Osbourn, sc.
GonZaga, 13; Carroll, ~ (overtime).
GrOveton, 16; Madison, 55.
Great Mills. 80; Ryken. l8.
Hammond, 81; Mt. Vernon. 81:
LaPlata, 81; Calvert County 81.
Margaret Brent, Ii; LeOnardtown, I3.
Mckinley Tech, 6S; Phelps, 56.
NOkesville, 81; Warrenton, 2S.
Northwestern, 68i Suitland, 80.
NorthwOOd, I6; B-CC, 80.
0'COnnell, 62; Mclean, 30.
Oxon Hill SO; DuVal. 81.
Parker.Grayys. 6S; Carver %
Sasscer, 81; Andover. As.
SurrattSville, 6ji LaCkey, IL.
Walter johnson, is; Rich. Mont, IL,
Wakefield. II; Stuart. i6.
Wilson, go; Dunbar, 81.
Washington n-Lee, 81; Falls Church, 81.
Wheaton, 59i Sherwood, l6.
Yorktown, 5Si Lee, 53 tovertime).
GAMES TODAY
st. Stephens at WOodberry Forest. $3.50.
Gaithershurg at POOlesville, 3.
Annandale at Madison, 8.
Falls Church at Mclean, g.
GAMES TOMORROW
GonEaZa at. 0'Connell, /.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press

FRANKFURT, Germany-John Nc
Cormack, Glasgow, Scotland. outpointed
Hcini Freytag, Germany 15l. INC
Cormack retained European middle
weight title.)
TOKYO Hiroyuki Ebihara. ia,
Japan, knocked out Somvans Banbuns,
ll5, Thailand az.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
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Evening star., 1962-01-06
This bay i'm Sports

JAN.
BLEN HOGAN TOP MONEY!
WINNING GOLFER OF 1916, WON
THE LOS ANGELES OPEN FOR THE
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pENNA BY THREE STROKES. HOGAN
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Evening star., 1962-01-06

Totals 90 II 81 Totals - 5:
Halftime: 29-17, James Monroe.
Evening star., 1962-01-06

Totals Is 945 Totals 1913
Halftine score: 25-11. Laurel.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
MARYLAND SUMMARIES

Totals 90 SO Totals 50 I6 g.
Halftime score: 2S-27. High Point.
Evening star., 1962-01-06

Totals II IA SO Totals "a 81 80
Halftime: 1919. CIV.
Evening star., 1962-01-06

Totals 80 10 6S Totals S 9 >!
Halftime: AIS. Parker-Gray.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
Totals 30 Is 50
Halftime: 23-2O wheaton.
OTHER MARYLAND GAMES

Totals IA Is 46 Totals IL q 3:
Halftime: 2l-14, Northwood.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
NunneY-PeIIett

Mr.. and Mrs. William T
Nummey of Chevy Chase an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Virginia Clare
to Ensign David A. Pellet,
USN, son of DR.. and Mrs,
Harold Pellett of DeS Plains,
III. A May 26 wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Fushion Career

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Evening star., 1962-04-15
Trulund-Butz

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rob-
ert Truland announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Barbara Billingsly to Mr..
Thompson Hitchcock ButZ,
son of Mrs. August Kramm
and the late Mr.. Howard
Hitchcock Butz. A June we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
McLouehIin-Feiton

Mrs. Frederick A. Nc
Laughlin of Chevy Chase an
nounces the engagement of
her daughter Mabel Louise to
Mr.. Joseph Michael FELTON,,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
P. FELTON, of Jamaica. N. Y.
The bride-elect is also the
daughter of the late Mr..
Mclaughlin. A June wedding
is planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Koonin-Thurer

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H.
Koonin announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Diane Susan to DR.. Gerald
w. Thurer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emanuel Thurer of New
York City. An August we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Thom-Wessel

Mr.. H. C. S. Thorn of Suit
land. Md. and Mrs. Ethel B.
Thorn of Hyattsville an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Joanne Ger
trude to Mr.. Laurence HUI
man Vessel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vessel of Laurel,
Md. A May wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
ENGAGEMENTS
DiCkinsOn-Hdines

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Dick
inSon of Cabin John, Md,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Margaret
Gene to Mr.. John HaineS.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Haines of Petersburg, Va. A
June wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Hunce-Geissmon

Announcement is made of
the engagement of Mrs.
Gloria Einbinder Hance,
daughter of Mrs. A. I. Elm
binder of Cincinnati, Ohio.
and the late Mr.. A. H. Elm
binder, to Mr.. William Cess
man, son of Mrs. J. Geissman
of Flushing. Long Island,
N. Y. and the late Mr.. j. A.
GeiSSman. A June 8 wedding
is planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
GoId-Friedmun

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gold
announce the engagement of
their daughter Sandra Fran
cine to Mr.. Gerald Friedman,
son of Mr.. Harry Friedman
and the late Mrs. Friedman.
An August wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
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Evening star., 1962-04-15
CQrter-PuuIV

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
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Pauly. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin j. Pauly of Alexan-
dria. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Sievers-L

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ.
SieverS of JohnStown, Pa. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Pamela to Air
man 2 C William Lee Lawson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. N. r.
Lawson of Wytheville, Va.
A June 2 wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Cruwford-Nyhurt

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ed
ward Crawford announce
the engagement of their
daughter Linda to Mr.
George Vipond Nyhart, son
of Mrs. Jacob T. Nyhart of
Chevy Chase and the late
Mr.. Nyhart. An autumn
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
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Evening star., 1962-04-15
ROWseV-Peters

Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
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their daughter Toni to Mr..
Edward j. Peters, jr., son of
Mrs. Peters, sr., of Denison.
Iowa, and the late Mr.. Peters.
A May wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
Adams of College Heights
Estates, University Park. Md.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Claire Anne
to Mr.. Philip Donald KeiSter,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Philip w.
Keister of Severna Park. Md.
A June wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
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HepPeIein-
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Heppelein of PennSauken.
N. j.. announce the engage
ment of their daughter Joyce
Mae to Mr.. Barry L. Dickin-
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

Spotted over the area are Il
mlCrO-waVc towers equipped
with automatic receiving and
nroadCaStlng gear. The towers
rise To 500 feet, and those along
the coast are designed to with
stand winds of hurricane force.
These towers are spaced some
30 miles apart to intercept and
repeat the signals bcamcd to
them.
An emergency signal bcamed
- all points alcrtS dispatchcrs
and crews and clears the air
ways for priority messages.
CP&L operates its commune
cations under License from the
Federal Communications Com
mission. builds lis micro-wavc
towers At IoCa,:ons approved
ny the Federal Aviation Agcn-
y. and supplies information to
the L. 5. Coast and Geodeitic
Survey.
More and more. micro-wavc
steps into the breach to aug
m"Et the company'S leased
telephone lines and power line
carriers. which serve Joint
purpose of hauling voices as
we'll as other signals. Company
employees. familiar with the
limitations of the latter, have
nicknamcd it the "Whoop and
Hollcr."
G.. B. Harvin. mead of CP&L's
relays and clcctrOnics section.
explains that telephone and
power lines are limited in the
number of channels they can
carry. Mlcro-wavc opens up a
wider spectrum of channels
that are finding more and more
work-a-day uses in the COM
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

Howell Hall. the home of the
University of North Carolina
School of Pharmacy, was NAM
ed for the first dean of the
present school, Edward Vernon
Howell.
The University of North Car
DINA School of Pharmacy was
admitted To membership in the
American Association of COL
legcs of Pharmacy in 1917.
The School of Pharmacy of
the University of North Caro-
lima is accredited by the Amer
lean Council on PharmaceutitN
al Education as a Class A
school
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

cr"-WaNr, a hybrid develop
mCnt that hes given the COM
panyS communications system
new speed and versatility.
'PNi. installed its FIRST mi
cr"-WINc equipment IN 1854 10
connect Method SubStatIon in
RaiclSh md The new Gcnerat-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

The Division of Health At
fairs of the University Of North
Carolina includes the Schools
of Dentistry, Medicine. Nurs-
ing, Pharmacy, Public Health
and the North Carolina Mem
lrlll Hospital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01
Communications CP&l Lifeline
Tractor Tobacco
Setter Paws Off

FRANKLIN Lloyd Stewart,
hurley tobacco producer and
Farm ana Home Development
member of the Iotla commun-
ity of Macon County, has found
way to make a few dollars
for himself and to save his
neighbors money and labor.
Last spring, Stewart bought
a tractor tobacco setter. ac-
cording to Roger Hyatt. assist
ant agricultural agent in Mac
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01
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on County. He used the mach
inc TO set his tobacco and the
tobacco of several ncighbors.
One neighbour reported that
Stewart set his "a tobacco al
lotment in one and onc-half
hours for $3.50. The neighbor
estimated that the job would
have taken three men all day
working by hand.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

Instruction in pharmacy was
offered at the University of
North Carolina School of Med
icinc and Pharmacy from 1880
to 1886 and from 1890 to 1894.
The present University of
North Carolina School of Phar-
macy was established in 1897.