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Evening star., 1962-09-26
Trial Of Estes
Postponed for
-Four Weeks

TYLER. Tex, Sept. 26 (AP) .
1t win be at least another
four weeks before Billie Sol
Estes. one-time tycoon Of farm
finance. goes before q jury on
criminal charges.
Acting on q defense motion,
District Judge Otis T. Duna-
gan yesterday postponed the
trial until October %.
Estes lawyers contended that
too many major witnesses were
not available. They said % of
Is persons sought to testify for
the bankrupt West Texas pro-
moter had not been subpoenaed
or coudd not appear.
The delay means az corre-
spending lag In efforts by the
United States Senate Investi-
cations Subcommittee to ques-
ton Estes about multi-million-
dollar dealings with the
Agriculture Department. The
subcommittee has agreed to a
State request to defer the ap-
pearance Of Estes until after
the trial.
Defense 0verruIed
Judge Dunagan overruled De-
fense Attorney John D.. Cofer's
contention that widespread
news coverage Of the Estes
case. including accounts in for
eign publications, would make
a fair trial impossible "any-
where in the United Nations"
District Attorney r. Z. Nc
Gowen told the court they
(the State) did not create the
facts Of this case nor are they
responsible for the publicity.
We strongly object to the de-
fense motion for continuance"
The judge denied q demand
by Estes lawyers Monday to
bar television and still cam
eramen from the courtroom.
Judge Dunagn and Mr..
Cofer agreed that no Texas
judge previously had permitted
court proceedings to be tel
evised If the defense objected.
In event Of a conviction, this
presumably would be q possible
basis for appeal.
Trial Was Transferred
The trial Of Estes on charges
Of swindling and theft was
transferred here from Pecos,
his home town, after efforts to
obtain an unbiased jury failed
three months ago.
Four indictments accuseI
Estes Of manipulating mort
cages on non-existent chemi-
cal fertilizer tanks to obtain
s378,370.
Estes also faces trial on Fed
eral charges Of mail fraud and
conspiracy. Three former busi-
ness associates have pleaded
guilty to. the charges and been
sentenced to prison terms.
Evening star., 1962-09-26

Store Hours: Mondays. ThuFsdsys
and, Fridays go am. to 9 pm.
Nslinglon only Open Ill $50;
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and SasnF-
dsys $50 am. to 6p.m Free PGrAs
ingl
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The Charlottesville va districts will reversed he
has said
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APIS. FURNIsHED--MD.

BOYDS. MD or 8 rms. and
Avail. June /. Front porch to
share. garden plot avail. Conv.
10 Acc. Call days and ewes. except
Sun. 301-DI. 9-4142.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS APIS.
Beaut. furn., free TV
1 bedrm. from 500 ;32; incl. utils.
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ENnIST Rek
TYPIST, $40
PEG GREENWAY AGENCY

PEG GREENWAY AGENCY
1920 New York Ave. NV.
DI. 7-16S7. Suite 719 DI. 7-9467
TYPIST.CLERK to assist book
keeper, good opportunity and sal
AIRY. Bookkeeping exp. not nee,
air-cond. office. Conn. ave. and K.
For appt. call 296-3700. Ext. 347.
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1903 Florida Ave. NV.
well-furn. effie.. modern kit, tiled
bath. In attractive elev.- bldg, all
Ysl1i; Yss ipH5 s1S SFy SEX ADd a. 'tcT,Sf cTs
unfurn. effic. Mgr, No. los.
STUART A. BERNSTEIN q CO.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA-WYNGATE-Mod. brk,
? bedrms. with family rm.. shady
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Greenwich Forest. near
Nayy, Hospital and NIH-Lge. CO.
loNial. : bedrms.: fin. 3rd floor:
"Is baths; liv. rm. wIfireplace,
sep. din. rm.; attached garage:
rec: rm., laundry and hobby rm.
in bsmt. Owner transferred. Long
lease avail.. 5000 month.
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BETHESDA--We have a select grouu
o. rentals ranging In price from
Sl75 TO 5000. Call Miss ConRdon
for details. NATIONAL CAPITAL
REAL ESTATE CORP, Realtors.
OIL. 4-S333.
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tcoNTlNUEpl

Dun L0RING-Lovely brand-nsu
3-bedrm-. 2-bath sDiIt-foyer ran
bier on large wooded lot Rec
I'm. built-in garage immediate
occupancy. SIS5. CAROLINE 1,
CAMPBELL. AGENT II 3-TSS'S
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ARL.. N.-6-rm. va. Moderne'
Colonial for gracious living. Elec.
kit, firepl.. bsmt.. 5 rms. redec.
Both houses close in. Nr. shops
and bus. Inc. 3SO4 18th st. n.
ARL., N.-3 BEDRMs., . BATHS,
Between 2 bus lines. Ideal II there
Is an elderly one in family. $3.50.
5o4-30bO.
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THE BROADMOOR

A prestige Coop. 1901 Conn. Ave
Remodeled spacious, air cond.. o
bedrm. 2-bath apt. foyer. liv. rm.:
sun rm., din. rn., mod. kit. Call
your broker or the owner. EN-. 2
Q13S
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= baths. shady desd-end Oe street st'
June IL to Sept. 4. OIL. 4-47l7.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-3 bedrooms
Ia baths, den, de luxe modern
Chase elem, avail. June IA. $500
DISTRICT-MARYLAND REALTY
FM o-g00R ewes OF, R-RgTR
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tIhINONlLl INEHI OOFFs
BETHESDA, Wyngate-2 bedrms.,
bsmt.. screened porch, lge. kit.
nice fenced yard. conv. 10 shop
ping; churches and transp. $50.
Avail. June 15 or July /. $685.
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KENWOOD HOIISE

New l-bedroom apartment over.
looking fountain and Kenwooc
for sale by OWNER. Air:-cond;, lily
sarase. :: 1" stor. or rm. ni Also SurY rooY deck deck
laundry. hobby room. parking
Reasonable. Phone 654-2474.
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NAYLOR GARDENS

$3.50 upI2.bedrm. Apts.
exposures. 1st or 2nd floor, "a
blk. bus, near shopping.
3es INT. ON UNPAID BAL.
1-apt. facing park. Must be sold
Owner out Of city. Call
John l.. Shelton, Rltr., 10. 2-200O
nrnn
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OTHER LISTINGS
AND OTHERS

For further details and ior
appt. to inspect. call MAJOR
GARVEY tWO. 6-6623). Mr..
OWENS GEM. 3-67IS), or
MR.. FIELDING (JA. s.
4633), with
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ROUTH ROBBINS

ASN -
A partial listing OF houses
available
ALEXANDRIA--2-b,r. brick
Colonial: dressing; full base
ment. Excellent cond. Best
schools. Sl55. June Is occu-
SPRiNGFIELD - Recently
redecorated 3-b.r. brick split
level. Rec. room: air condi-
toner. Pool membership.
Sl65. June occ.
FAIRFAX-Newly decorated
3-b.r. brick rambler. Pine
kitchen. 2 baths. $3.50. I'm
ARI1NGToN Msii RSffoN s-b.r. brick
Cape Cod with rec. room.
Built-in garage. Lovely back
yard. $3.50. June 1 occ,
MT. VERNON AREA-3-b.r.
brick rambler with rec,
room. Completely equipped
kitchen. $3.50. 1mmed. occ.
MCLEAN = Abr. 3-bath
brick bi-level with rec. room.
GE hen; Sarage;
bCItCuCu pOIIHt AiiNpiaNEos
S235. Immed. occ.
CHESTERBROOK ESTATES
Abr. brick split level
with rec. room. De luxe
ultra modern kitchen. Ca
rage. screened porch. S24O.
WAYNEwoOD Brick and
frame split level. 4 bed
rooms. ga baths. Garage,
screened porch. completely
equipped kitchen. $500. Aug.
] occ.
FALLS CHURCH-3-b.r.. .
bath brick rambler. Garage:
modern kitchen. Fireplace in
liv. rm. S225. June Is occ.
HOLLINS HILLS-3-b.r.. s.
bath Goodman Contempo-
rary with rec. room. Pool
membership avail. Award
winning community. 1925.
June l occ.
Alex. 100000
'fld 451-25O0 Mclean 355-70(
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APTS-0UT.0F.TOWN
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ARLINGTON, S. - Pay less than
rent. and buy your own apart
ment. S77 q mo. pays insurance,
taxes, utils., and maintenance
Spae. 1-b.r. garden apt. in we'll
kept unit. Mod. htch., bright din.
area, Ice. liv. rm.. air conditioner
included. 2;e5O buys equity. June
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COOP APTS. FOR SALE
lcONTTNUEp)

THE WESTCHESTER
SUNNY s.w. cORNER-Hau. liv
rm-. solarium. sep. din. rm-, bed
nm, bath. kit, beautifully deco
rated.
Cal Mrs. chauncey Murray
RANDALL +. HAGNER & CO.. INC
DE 2-360O
Monday ThrouEh Friday
TMDEN GARDENS-ExceDtionall'
nice apartment with excellen
view Of the gardens on 3 sides
, bedrms., "a baths, liv. I'm, SUI
room, sep. din. rn- and nicl
kitchen. Early possession
Also q lovely 3-bedrm. apartmen
with equally attractive features
Please phone for fun particular
and appointment to inspect
J. NELSON HUGHES, EN- 2-S4Ol
VIEW OF PARK
Large l-bedrm. air-cond. apt.
din. area. Overlooking park. Bes
elev. build. in area. 50. terms
low maintenance.
FREDERICK H. DENSTON CO.
NO 7-S2SS NO. 7-ll2;
I-3 BEDRMS. Also. l and fsmil!
houses in Georgetown. MonFri
ST. 3-2Sl5 for appt.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCR,

EQUITY Of approx. $4,000 in
home with income properties in
exchange for house or income
property in Seattle-Takoma area
ia. 4-14Sh.
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Town OF FAIRFAx-Ayau Jun.

Town OF FAIRFAX-Avan June
or IL. home less than . yrs.
old, very mod, lge- corner lot, $3.50
mo. Call 534-3456.
TWENTY-FIVE ASSORTED RENT.
Al HOMES, priced from SOS "a
S22ej. Too many TO describe here.
Our rental homes belong 70 fam
lies lesving the area who are
looking for good tenants Locations
include North and South ATlinc-
ton. Falls Church. Mclean. Fair
Tax and Vienna. Call our Rental
staff to locate the home YOU
deSire. JOSEPH W. SEAY COM
PANY. REALTORS. ll3 W. Broad
street Pals Church, virginia.
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OPTION TO BUY

Va. 3 bedrms., Ia baths, mod. kit.
daylight walk-out hSmt. wLpict
window. RIM. for 4th bedrm, SIT
mo. SCI mo. applies to equity,
MIR KAY NO. 7-033'
PRESTON PLACE TOWN HOUSES
chevy Chase, Md and 3 bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm., rec, rm.
and patio, bath and . powder
rms, fully air cond.. S19O-S25h.
OIL. 4-4l00 Brochure on request.
pENTI RENTI PENTl
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CAPITOL HILL-Air-cond. 2-bed.
rm. home. with lge. mod. kitchen
attrac. liv. rm., and secluded
fenced patio garden, peri. cond
Available now. Ideal for couple
near Capitol on N. Carolina ave
Sc; Lease $175 mo. DU. 1869
81 3.667S. BETTY SCHLOSS
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Rediscovered-the
Joys of strolling
everywhere from
this distinctive
cooperative COM
munity. a block
from the Poto-
mac. The Capitol
g.. On s-aN-ra
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SILVER SPRING

Alex. S38-62O0
Spfld 451-2500 Mclean 356-700I
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dependence s.e.-Small 2-bedroom
house In a court. Newly dec. small
patio. firepl. Ideal for young cpl.
working on the Hill. S110 month.
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port. $3.50.
GARRETT PARK-5-bedrm., ga
bath modern. Lovely wooded area,
quiet street, near schools. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Brick Co.
lonial, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. porch.
rec, rm., garage. Avail. June / /.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

DIRECTIONS: over 14th st. Bridge and out CO.
lumbia pike (Rte. 244) to Leesburg pike (Rte ~,
right approx. Ia mi. to RAvENWooD TOWERS.
Blvd. cRte. 5oj, to Patrick Henri y dr.. Hot
shoppel. left ! blk. to Rte. z, left block to
RAVENWoOD TOWERS.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04

at ll:3O a. m. Funeral services
were held at , p. m. at the Lit
tie River Methodist Church
with the Rev. Charles Kirklcy
and the Rev. Wayne Martin
officiating. IutCrmcnt followed
IN the Cedar Creek Cemetery
with Ilardwick Funeral Home
III charge of arrangements.
Mr.. ClcmOnS was born in
Little River. Aug. II, 1920. a
son OF Mrs. Birdie Hall Glenn
unS and the late Frank Glenn
onS. He had resided at Little
River his entire life and opcr-
atrd the Helen Jean Party
Boat as a commercial fisher
man. He was married to the
former Miss Elizabeth Parker.
Surviving are his wife ani
mother, both of Little River:
two brothers, Clayton Glenn
'ons of Cherry Grove Beach and
David ClcmOnS of Little River:
one sister. Mrs. GCOrlc Gnn-
ic) Williamson of Elizabeth
City. n. {.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04
Air Force Hos
Loris Mon As
New Recruiter

SSFt. Billy Floyd. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Floyd, Ri.
|. LuriS. has been named Air
Force Rccrui,cr i'm charge Js
the USAF Recruiting Office,
Ills Third Ave, Conway.
Sgt. Floyd will be in charge
of Air Force Recruiting in
Horny, Marion. Georgetown
and Williamsburg counties.
He will reside with his par
cnts at LoriS and will commute
to Conway daily. His schedule
of viSitatlOnS 10 his recruiting
area Is as follows: Mondays
kingStrcC SclCctivc Service Of
flee from 9 "A. IN. until I D. m:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Fridays
and Saturdays at the Conway
Offi,c from 8 until ) and clos
ing on Saturday at noon. He
Will also visit the Georgetown
Chamber of Commerce each
Thursday from 9 a. m. until
! D. m. Sgt. Floyd will assist
young men and women in
making application for regular
enlistment, nurse. medical spc-
cialist, judge advocate NawyCr
in the USAF). navigator and
Officer Training School "a
commissioning program for
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04
Russell CIemons Is Named
AS FLA. District Winner

n Russell ClemonS of the Tab
or City chapter, Future Farm
crS of America, was one of the
SIX district winners named
Thursday in the state FLA
Farm and Home Identification
program.
Young ClcmonS and his vo-
Fred f.. Lay, were recognized
with some $50 other FLA mcm-
bCrS and teachers at the annu-
al farm ClCctrificatiOn banuuc.
hcld Wednesday night in Ra-
5lcigh.
E His prize for district honOrS
i" IA 500 cash award. He also
fcccived a $50 award for being
pest in the WaCcamaw Fedora
lion
s The farm clcctrification pro-
Gram is sponsored by Carolina
Power & Light Company. Duke
Power and Virginia Ele. tric
<and Power. Dan E. Stewart,
CPEsL vice president in charge
OF area development, presented
the award to Russell and other
fCP&L area winners at the a.
wards banquet.
Russell has an impressive
rccoru III FRA electrical work.
He studied an extended unit IN
Farm ElCCtrif,CatiUn" i'm his
vO-ag classes and helped the
class wire a large barn with
out a single mistake" accord
Ting to his advisers. He also in
stalled convenience outlets and
light fixtures for his home.
made grinder for the home
shop. made a battery charger.
installed lighting in buildings
on his farm, helped other farms
in the community install con-
VCnicnCc outlets and lighting
fixtures, repaired electrical
equipment at home and in the
school shop.
. He is a Junior and plans To
continue FLA electric work in
his senior year.
Other district winners in
olude Danny Fleming Of Cho-
cowinity, who was also judged
best in the state: Wayne Woods
OF Ruffin chapter in Rocking
ham County; Charles Sloop of
South Rowan; Ricky Setter of
Bunker Hill chapter in Cataw-
pa County: and Robert Chash-
ION of the Troutman chapter.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04
Parties Given For
Miss Cartretfe

Miss Rebecca Cartrette and
Van Duncan were honored
Saturday night with a party
after the rehearsal of their
wedding at the Sandy Plains
Community Center.
Mrs. Billy Prince served
punch and Mrs. Rufus Cooper
served the three tered cake
topped with a miniature bride
end groom after the couple cut
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04
Higgins Family
Visits Texas

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hug
gins and Edmond, Randy, and
Dennis returned Saturday.
June so, from an cvcntful and
interesting trip to Longvicw.
Texas. They visited Mr.. Hug
gins brother and SiStcr-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. HugginS.
Mr.. Higgins is chief cleo
trIclan nj the LCtourncau plant
III LOngvicw, makers of earth
moving machines and sheet
metal. While in Longvicw, the
huGginS family toured the
plant which they had been told
80 much about, and saw the
machines and metal being
made.
In travelling to Texas. the
family passed through nine
states; among them were Geo
rgia; Louisiana: Mississippi:
Little Rock. Arkansas; and
Nashville. Tennessee. They
spent one night in Gatlinburg.
Tenn, saw ghost town in
MaGglc's Valley, and stopped
5t the Cherokee Indian village.
One of the most interesting
parts Of their visit i'm Jonp-
view was the fact that some of
the many oil wells which they
saw were right in the front
yard"
The trip lasted for nine days.
and the HugginSeS returned a.
bout 1920 Saturday night.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04
Or. burst To Speak
At Baptist Meeting

DR.. John J. burst. Director
of the Sunday School Depart
ment of the South Carolina
Baptist Convention, will be-
guest speaker at the quarterly
conference of the ":-.-.maw
association Sunday School to
ne held at First Baptist Chur-
ch. Myrtle Beach on Tuesday.
July 10. The program will be-
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04
|;||al;e ~

nj. uIlu Mrs. Wendell Gra-
niger, Rt. |, LoriS, Boy, June
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Jcnk-
ms McCullcn, Jones ST. Tabor
City, Boy, Don Archie. juno
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford Eu-
SDiVCy, Rt. 4, LoriS, Boy.
",... ~ Aychi".
Mr.. and Ms. Donald Holt.
1T. /. LoriS, Girl. July |.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04

MI; eu,en DunstA ~ Nh.
G. c. Cause.
Miss Martha Cooper served
punch. Miss Brenda 4ianton
served CONCEALED salad. and
Miss Carol Edge served Dainty
bridal cakes and nuts and
mints
Approximately IS quests
were present. The honoree re-
ceived many nice and Useful
gifts.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04
Bill Clemons, AZ,
Dies In LoriS

LITTLE RIVER-Bill Glenn
nnS AZ, commercial fisherman
of Little River. died in Loris
Hospital Wednesday. juno u.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04

Sgt. Floyd attended Loris
High School, University of
Maryland and the Tennessee
Polytechnic Institute. He has
III years of military service of
which he served three overseas
IN Europe. He was assigned to
II. ruiting duty from the tratc-
pic Air Command,
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04

the first slice.
The wedding party, few
friends and relatives attended.
Mrs. Rufus Cooper Eentrtains.
Miss vecca Cartrette,
bride-elect of Van Duncan
July l, was honored Tuesday
night at the home Of Mrs. Ruff
us Cooper of Loris.
Co-hostesS were Mrs. Coop
or and Mrs. WILDER Hewett.
Miss Brenda Blanton directed
games, and prize winners wer
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04

Peace begins just where am
pitlon cnrS. Edward Young
Whoever pleads for justice
helps 10 keep the peace.
William Allen White
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04
gin at 800 p. M.

gin at 800 p. NJ.
DIR. burst will be speaking
ON the subject, The Importance
Of Adults In the Sunday
School. Baptists from churches
in the Carolina and Waccamaw
Associations are urged to at
tend.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04

Nothing can bring you peace
but yourself; nothing can bring
you peace but the triumph of
principles.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-07-04

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any regulations to prevent
their parking the bus on the
street by the Cox home. This
proved To be a puzzle for the
police. but they told Mr.. Gra-
niger that they could find no
>uch ordinance. However. the
nome had not been parked for
very long when the police call
Cd again I" say that a ladv in
th" ncIChborhOod had COM
planned about the vehicle, and
wanted II moved Immediately.
- the GraingCrS spent the
right in the home in trailer
count, while the Williamsons
stayed with Mr.. and Mrs. Cox.
They were more fortunate the
hcxt night, though, when a
man who lived across the
street from the CoxCs offered
N+N'h VIZ lNt VI his ullNcNt1y
IN which to park the home for
the night.
The group visited the Coxss
'or three days. and then began
their journey back To Tabor
City. This took two more DAYS.
and they arrived here on We'd
neSday night. June 81. The trip
was a long Onc-a total of 2919
miles-but Mrs. Granger re-
ports that it was zone of the
most enjoyable ones that we
have ever taken. The home
made the long trip much more
comfortable for us all-cspcci-
2ily the children"
This was indeed an Unusual
adventure, and one that per-
hapS moro people will be anxi-
Gus To try, since the Graingcrs
reported it to be so pleasantly
successful.
Evening star., 1962-10-11

BoeteioIIy active, 1870 pure or
gonie humus. Rich in nitrogen and
notUrol nutrients.
Smyrna times., 1962-12-06

Martina, of the St. Anna Home,
Philadelphia. Mrs. Greenwen
will serve as hostess at the
informal hour which will follow
the program.
Smyrna times., 1962-12-06
Motor Fuel
Tax Receipts
On Increase

The increase In motor fuel
tax rates, which went into effect
last December, accounted for
the increase In motor fuel tax
es received for September In
comparison with the same month
of last year.
While the amount of these
taxes received during Septem
Der of this year showed an in
crease over the amount received
during September of last year,
there was less motor fuel sold
In September of this year than
there was during September of
1861.
The motor fuel tax receipts
for September, which were re-
ceived during October, totaled
1888, 70l.56, which is an in
crease of $l44, 1886 over the
receipts for September of last
year.
The amount of motor fuel
sold during September of this
year was Is. .478,359 gallons.
which was 5l3.006 gallons less
than the amount sold during
September of last year.
During September there were
78 concerns bonded as distrib-
utors of motor fuel In this State
and of this number "a reported
no sales for the month.
Three concerns reported
sales that produced $440, ,026.99,
or more than A percent OF
the taxes received during the
month. These concerns, with the
amount of taxes reported by
each were: Atlantic Refining
Co., $I08, sos. .83; Gulf Oil Corp.
with $I09,827.98 and Humble
Refining and Oil Co.. $22l. .289,
10
Smyrna times., 1962-12-06

and the award of an all-expense
paid trip to the Club Congress.
Howard was the guest at the
Congress of the American OIL
Foundation, which sponsors
leader training, teaching ma
terials, record books, and a
wards for the Tractor Program
In 70 states. About 80, 900 par
ticipate In the program which
is conducted nationally by the
Cooperative Extension Ser
vice. working with the National
All Service Committee, Inc.
Donna Anne Ratcliff, tractor
queen and Virginia State Fair
Queen, crowned Howard the
Delaware state tractor winner.
He also was an honored guest.
with other state winners, at
a special recognition banquet
Tuesday night.
Howard Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. B. Frank Abbott and
lives with his parents on an
80-acre farm In Sussex Coun-
Smyrna times., 1962-12-06
Obituary
VIM. I'll. Wilson

william H. Wilson, SO, died of
a heart attack, Tuesday, Nov.
u, 1862, while at Big Stone
Beach working on his family's
summer cottage.
He was taken from the beach,
on Delaware Bay in lower Kent
County, to Milford Memorial
Hospital. With him at the cot
tage was his father, Harvey E.
Wilson.
Mr.. Wilson was a farmer and
an active Democrat who lived
between Smyrna and Leipsic.
Funeral services were Sat-
urday, at 2 pm. from the Trad
er Funeral Home inDover, with
the Rev. ]. Howard Link, pastor
of Asbury Methodist Church.
Smyrna, officiating.
Besides his father, who lives
In Leipsic, Mr.. Wilson is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Emma
Wilson; by three daughters,
Mrs. Doris Hudson, Miss Dottie
Wilson and Miss Janet Wilson.
all near Smyrna, a brother.
George E. Wilson, also near
Smyrna and TWO grandsons.
Smyrna times., 1962-12-06

ed. Following the business a
very interesting program was
given entitled, ''You and Your
Telephone" Proper and COURT
eous use of the telephone pays
important dividends In both bus
mess and social life, Mrs.
Grace Neiger, superintendent Of
the Wilmington Business Office
(The Diamond State Telephone
Company said recently in pre-
senting a cmre-demonstra-
ton entitled "You and Your
Telephone" at a meeting of the
Marydel Civic Club held at the
home of Mrs. Harry H. Heath
er.
Comparing telephone calls
with face-to face contacts and
stressing the importance of
courtesy and consideration of
others when using the telephone,
Mrs. Neiger discussed a num-
Der of ways in which telephone
service can be used pleasantly,
profitable and effectively.
To illustrate her talk, Mrs.
Neiger played a series of re-
cordings by professional tai
ent. These recordings, together
with a number of delightful and
amusing cartoons In color, pro-
vided a program that combined
entertainment with a wealth O
worthwhile information on the
effective use of telephone SER
vice.
Courteous telephone habits
plus a pleasant, understandable
voice can make using the tele-
phone an enjoyable and pro-
fitable experience, I" she said,
So why not follow the Golden
Rule and telephone others as you
would like others to telephone. "
At the conclusion of this very
interesting program a social
hour and delicious refresh
ments we're enjoyed by all. The
January meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. ALEX Deusa, near
Goldsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bender
spent the weekend with relatives
in Sparta, New Jersey.