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of of of of of of 14 Mar. 6, 1950 THE INDEX-JOURNAL, GREENWOOD, S. C. Page Seven HERE IS ADVERTISING SHOP YOUR LASSIFIED ADS MONEY HOME CAR DIAL 6616 TO ORDER EVERY DAY IS JOB RADIO CLOTHES DESIGNED FOR ECONOMY BARGAIN DAY FURNITURE JEWELRY YOUR CLASSIFIED AD FOREST FIRES BURN IN LOW STATE This photo taken from a National Guard plane by a forestry observer shows one of the many woods fires that burned in the State during the recent forest fire outbreak. The past four weeks are called the worst period for forest fires in the 20-year history of the Forestry Commission.

Abbeville High School Athletes Given Banquet Abbeville, March 6. -(Special)A banquet was given the Athletic Association of the Abbeville High School held here Friday night at the High School dining room. The supper was sponsored by the Pavent -Teachers Association. The dining room, was decorated in colors team, garnet and gold and an elaborate menu of tomato juice cocktail, roast tom turkey, rice gravy, dressing, baby lima beans, cranberry salad, hot rolls, butter, iced tea and cherry pie a la mode, was Cecil Woolbright, graduate of Abbeville High School captain of last year's University of South Carolina football team, was introduced, along with trustees and their wives. Coach Weems Baskin of the University was principal speaker.

Other features the program carried out ofy Toastmaster Tommy Hite with invocation by S. 8. Moffatt, team captains were introduced aS follows: football, Gus Smith, captain, and Olin McCurry, co-captain; boys basketball, James Blum, captain; girls basketball, Jean Patterson, captain. During the evening a number of awards were presented, to Coach Mac Bagwell an award of a check for fifty dollars, a United States Bond to Coach Tommy Hite and to H. Q.

Gantts. Places were laid for one hundred and three guests and very delightful evening was joyed. After the banquet the young people danced and enjoyed the music. Birthdays The Index-Journal extends best wishes to the following who observe birthdays tomorrow, March 7: Mrs. W.

E. Black Mrs. J. C. Burns W.

P. Corley J. W. A. Boyd Adalyn Callison Mildred Jones Virginia Mauldin William Butler J.

L. Adams George Evans Mrs. John Walker Mrs. J. F.

Buse Isabelle Adams Pauline Hudson Harold William Boyd Mrs. Ola a Anderson Frances Alverson Bobbie Jean Murff Joe Calvert Helen Gunter Jimmy Newbury J. Maffett Homer Waites Frances Eddy Rose Long Mrs. Herbert Allen, Jr. C.

T. Giles Ruth Herman NINETY SIX Ninety Six, March 6-Mr. and Mrs. George Collins of Ninety Six had as their supper guests on Monday Mr. and Mrs.

R. B. Turner, Linda and Vera Turner, Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Collins and June Collins. Mr.

and Mrs. G. B. Hilley, Mr. and Mrs.

George Collins, Wayne and Wendell Collins. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Knight and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Turner, Linda and Vera Turner were the dinner guests Tuesday of Mr.

and Mrs. Burrell Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Berdelle Knight were honored at a chicken supper given Tuesday night by Mr.

and Mrs. G. B. Hilley of Greenwood. USC DEBATERS WIN Hickory, N.

March 6. -(P) The annual South Atlantic college forensic tournament ended here South Carolina winning place Saturday with the University, of in the men's division. Worst Forest Fire Period In 20-Year History Is Costly Columbia, March 6-The past four weeks, 2,041 fires burn an estimated 71,515 acres of the worst period for forest fires in the 20-year the South Carolina State Commission of tremely dry, windy weather, coupled with a deliberate and careless burning caused timber mated to be close to one million dollars. Pine March 6. -Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. Harvey Greenwood were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

T. G. Hodges. Mr. and Mrs.

George Hughes ited Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Hughes on Durst avenue Saturday night. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs.

W. P. Anderson were Merle Carroll and son Billy of Atlanta, Ga. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Butler were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Butler of Greenwood and Mr.

and Mrs. George Hughes and family. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes were Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Hughes and son, Mrs. Mandy Hughes and Miss Josie Hughes, R. J. Hughes and Luther Hughes, Miss Joyce Hazel of Greenwood.

Mrs. W. A. Crawford celebrated her 75th birthday last Sunday. The following children were with her to enjoy the happy occasion: Mrs.

J. L. Sullivan and of LaFrance, Mr. and Mrs. Ashley and family, Aiken, Mrs.

Eva Bigby and daughter, Mrs. Mary Frances Devore of Due West, Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Ashley and son, Robert of Abbeville. Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. R. O. Styron were Mr. and E.

C. Deaton and son of Greenwood. Mrs. Eva Rose and daughter Estelle visited Sunday near Abbeville in the home of Mrs. J.

D. Blackwell. Recent callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thompson were Mr.

and Mrs: J. T. Odell. Friends of Miss Janet Langley, who formerly taught at Pine Grove, sympathize with her in the recent bereavement in the death of her mother Mrs. A.

B. Bookmobile Schedule Of The Week PINE GROVE Following is the bookmobile schedule for the week March 6-10: Tuesday Ninety Six school Ninety Six Mill Ninety Six Square Bosler's Wednesday Cokesbury School Smith's Algary School Ware Shoals Library Riley's Thursday Guy's Station Verdery School Bradley School Troy School Friday Panola Mill AT THE HOSPITAL Visiting hours: 10-11 a. and 7-8 p. m. Please observe.

Discharged Saturday: Miss Annabell Satterfield, North Riegel street, Ware Shoals; Miss Regis Fennell, 98 Draper street, Ninety Six; Mrs. J. L. Freeman, 10 Saluda street, Ware Shoals; Pete Stathakis, 254 Pressley street. Discharged Sunday: Miss Leslie Bryson, Cross Hill; Mrs.

Hoyt Faulkner, 331 South Main street; Mrs. P. W. Gaines, Route two; Mrs. P.

B. Hunt, Route two: Mrs. R. E. 650 Kirksey Drive: Marshall McManus, 26 New Market street; Mrs.

H. A. Rickey, Bradley; Master Ray Stone, Route two. KILLING DAYS at Freezer Locker Plant Abattoir TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS Located On Cokesbury Street We Buy Hides Pick Up Live Animals Greenwood Freezer Plant Laurens Highway, Phone 6161 ON THE SQUAR HOUSE HUNTING Chauncey W. Lever, who will take over April 1 as manager of the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce, was in town Saturday with Mrs.

Lever. They were in preparation for the move from Jesup, to Greenwood. In a story in The Atlanta Journal yesterday Mr. Lever was praised by the president of the Jesup Chamber of Commerce. Here is the story in part: Dr.

T. G. Ritch, president of the Jesup organization in making the announcement, expressed deep regret at losing Mr. Lever, but predicted success for him on nis return his native state. Mr.

Lever will assume his new duties April 1. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Lever, of Rock Hill, he graduated at Wofford college, Spartanburg, and served in World War II. Coming here in July, 1948, he built the local chamber into one of the most effective organizations in the country for a town of this size.

An aggressive and diplomatic leader, he, took 8- leading role in many business and civic accomplishments here. The chamber's "News Letter" WAS selected in 1949 as the second, best publication in its class the United States. Mr. Lever is affiliated with a great many chambers of commerce and highway organizations, also with the American Legion and the Kiwanis club. DEATHS And FUNERALS MRS.

OSCAR T. BRADBERRY Abbeville, March Bessie Horton Bradberry, 58, died at the family residence on the AbbevilleCalhoun Falls highway Saturday morning at 9:20 following long period of declining health. She was a life long resident Abbeville county, the daughter of the late T. M. and Crattie Lou Collins Horton.

Surviving are her husband: Oscar T. Bradberry, of the home, five daughters: Mrs. Clyde a Hicks, Mrs. Leonard Russum and Miss lian Bradberry, all of Abbeville; Mrs. Robert Hicks and Miss Doris Bradberry, Anderson; seven sons, Clarence, Rufus, George and Ansel Bradberry, all Abbeville, and Elbert H.

Bradberry of Princess Anne, two stepchildren, Mrs. Thelma Stalnaker, Columbia, and Alvin A. Bradberry, Calif. Six sisters, Mrs. Lucy Davis, Mrs.

Cora McCurry, Abbeville, Mrs. Lessie Ellenberg, Greenwood, Mrs. Emnma Spence, McCormick, Mrs. Alma Hilley, Newberry, Mrs. Clara Hilburn, Parksville; and two brothers, W.

H. Horton, Abbeville and E. H. Horton, Jacksonville, also survive. Funeral services were held at the Congregational Holiness Church 1n Abbeville Sunday at 3 the Rev.

Ralph Taylor 'officiating, assisted by the Rev, Drayton Moore and the Rev. G. T. Satcher. Burial was in Melrose cemetery.

Active pallbearers were James Ellenberg, Ralph Davis, Miltor. Richester, Aaron Hunsucker, Billy Horton and Alvin Stalnaker, SAMUEL A. BARTLEY Edgefield, March A. Bartley, 79, died at his residence Friday night after a long period of falling was health a son and of a the recent late stroke. John and Margaret Roberson Bartley and was a lifelong resident of Edgefield county.

Funeral services were conducted at 3 o'clock Sunday atfernoon from Mercantile Funeral home by the Rev. A. D. Croft and the Rev. John S.

Wimbish. Interment followed in Eastview cemetery. He is survived by his widow, the former Miss. Sallie Reel; three sons, Harry R. Bartley of Winnsboro, Albert D.

Bartley of Edgefield and Claude Bartley of Washington, D. one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dorothy M. Bartley of Mt. Rainier, and three grandchildren.

Southern Bell To Install 43,000 New Phones In SC Charleston, March 6. -(P)- Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company expects to install 43,000 new telephones in South Carolina this year. That's part of the company's sev-, en and a half million dollar expansion program for the year. New exchanges will be established at the Isle of Palms, Bath in Aiken county, Eastover in Richland county and Joanna in Laurens county. Contest Underway For Poppy Posters Abbeville, March 6 (Special) The Abbeville American Legion Auxildary is sponsoring the Poppy Poster contest.

which is open to school children over the state from fourth to twelfth grades. Mrs. Cecil McMahan is in charge and posters must be turned in by March 25. QUICKIES By Ken WANT AD DEPT. a 3-2 "Now that I found my glasses with an Index-Journal Want AdI'll use another one to find the umbrella I lost!" Female Help Wanted WANTED Colored girl to do general housework and care for child half day.

References and health certificate. Call 5095. 3-3-3tx AMAZING! $50 is yours for selling 100 boxes greeting cards at $1. Stationery or napkins with name 1. on.

Send for samples on approval. Merit, 370 Plane Dept. 649, Newark, N. J. 3-6-1tx TEACHERS WANTED Three positions in a field related to teaching paying up to $400 per month open now and during vacation for teachers between 28 and 48, White, with normal school or college training.

and 3 years' teachin.g experience. Write in dence giving age, education, ence and phone. Personal interview arranged. K. G.

Phillips, Suite 628, Citizens Southern National Bank Atlanta 3, Ga. 3-6-1tx Male Help Wanted WANTED White or colored man to wait on semi-invalid. Daytime only. Dial 9-2131. 335 Jackson Street.

3-4-3tx DRIVERS and Warehousemen wanted by wholesale company. Apply in own handwriting, stating experience. Physical examination necessary. Address care of The Index-Journal. 3-4-3tx WANTED Manager for service station.

All applicants must be able to furnish excellent character, credit and employment references. See Mr. Miller, Spur Filling Station, Maxwell and Monument. 3-6-tf Red Cross Drive Opens In Abbeville Thursday, March 9 Abbeville, March Red Cross drive here will open March 9 and will continue until tne quota has been reached. Gerald Butler is chairman of the fund mittee.

The quota is $3,328, which is a little higher than last year. A kick off meeting is schedulea for Monday night at the Health Center at 8 o'clock at which time the people connected with the drive will be announced, also the reorganization officers. The offices of the organization have been moved to the third story of the City Hall. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT AND APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE State of South Carolina County of Greenwood Probate Court By D. S.

Jones, Judge of Probate. TAKE NOTICE that on the 21st day of March, 1950, I will render a final account. of my actings and doings as Executrix of the Estate of Virginia O. Guerard, deceased, in the office of Judge of Probate for Greenwood County at Greenwood and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as such. All persons having demands against said estate will present them for payment or before that day, proven and authenticated or be forever barred.

Helen Guerard Yates, Executrix. feb 20-27 mar 6-13 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends, both white and colored, for every act of kin ness, sympathy, for the beautiful flowers, and the many, gifts of food and every word of comfort shown them during the death of our husband, father, son, brother and son-in-law, Fred Lean Wideman. We also wish to thank the Robinson Son Mortuary for their kindness, and the many friends, who so willingly used their cars for transportation. Our grateful thanks to all. Cladie M.

Wideman (wife), 1 Freddie Matilda Wideman (children), Lake Wideman (father), Willie Matilda Hill (father and mother-in-laws), Sisters and Brothers. 3-6-1tx Some Tibetan monasteries have more than 1.000 lama monks. Business Notice EXPERT Radio Repair -All makes. Duffie Radio Service. 425 Rush Avenue.

Dial 9-2191. Pick up and delivery. EXPERT SHOE REPAIRS- Quality leather insures longer wear. Prompt service. Satisfaction guaranteed King's Shoe Shop.

Maxwell Avenue, opposite Carolina Theatre. 2-23-tf ANNOUNCING: The Oregon Hotel Barber Shop now under new management of Fate Stevens. Will appreciate your business. Under Western Union. 2-27-7tx PROMPT and efficient radio repair.

Pick up and delivery. Dial 9-6137. All work guaranteed. C. H.

Camp. 12-2-tt MOVING AND STORAGE Local and Inog distance. Reasonable rates. Greenwood Transfer Co. Insured carrier.

Agents North American Van Lines. Dial 7941. 1-23-t KEROSENE FUEL OIL Sinclair Products. All size tanks. Emerald Oil Co.

Phone 7369. 2-16-tf EXPERT shoe repairing by man with 23 years' experience. We pick up and deliver. Phone Shoe Repairing. 445 Main Street.

1-27-tt WE DO all kinds of landscape work, including heavy transplanting. Utopia Nursery. Phone 3542. REDUCED Breakfast Prices Three golden brown hotcakes, sausage patties or crisp bacon, melted maple syrup hot coffee--only 35. 3-3-7tx SLIP COVERS, banquet cloths, orand all other curtains laundered.

Work closely supervised. Mrs. Jones. Phone 3073. 3-4-3tx Eggs And Poultry 28 CUSTOM HATCHING and Baby Chicks.

Eggs set Tuesday and Thursday of each week. Phone 7536. Geo. T. Cothran.

North Main St. 2-20-28tx BABY CHICKSGreenwood county's only S. C. U. S.

approved pullorum passed hatchery. Our breeding flocks direct from famous breeders, as Nichols, Hubbard, Bittner. Chicks that live, grow and lay. Our chicks are hatched here in allelectric, air conditioned, modern incubators. Avoid shipping hazards.

Buy your chicks this year and every year, at Burch's Hatchery, Feed Seed. 225 Maxwell Ave. Phone -9-2225. Greenwood's Best Chicks. 3-4-7tx Situation Wanted 34 EXPERIENCED Bookeeper.

Alsc tkae dictation. Business college graduate. Desires change of employment. Write H. care o1 The Index-Journal.

3-3-313 FACTORY SALESMEN Sell Charles Chester nationally known Cushion Shoes "direct. Complete line for entire family, Full time or side line. Full time men earn up to $25.00 per day in commission. Big repeats. Samples and equipment free to producers.

Chas. Chester Shoe 529 Chester Brockton, Mass. 3-6-1tx Wanted 10 Buy WANTED I will buy your Sericea, processed or combine run. We also process any lespedeza. R.

P. Trammell, Allis-Chalmers Dearer. 9-2212. 123 Flampton Avenue. 2-28-74x For Rent Rooms, Houses 2 FOR RENT Three-room house to colored, family on Hall Street.

Call 7841. 3-3-3tx WANTED TO RENT Three or four-room apartment or house in town or on bus route. References furnished. Phone 4698. James Marse.

3-3-3tx FOR RENT Three and fourroom steam heated unfurnished apartments at Academy Apartments. Phone Mr. Timmerman, 3261, before 5 p. m. References required.

3-3-3tx FOR RENT Furnished bedroom. 1048 South Main. Phone 5352. 3-3-3tx FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms to quiet couple: 126 Academy St. 3-6-3tx Livestock 17 FOR SALE iron gray mare mule, ten years old, excellent condition.

Phone 3371. C. G. Wells. Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE Lespedeza of all kinds.

No. 1 and No. 2. Kobe, Korean and Sericea. Wholesale and retail.

R. P. Trammell, Chalmers Dealer. Phone 9-2212. 123 Hampton Ave.

2-28-7tx SILVER SERVICE? If you plan purchasing any make of Sterling Silver Service, see us. We can save you money. Jeans Pressley, Inc. 3-2-70x ANTIQUES! Gold leaf mantle mirrors and frames, lovely threepiece mahogany set Hepplewhite tables, one. walnut secretary, mahogany chest of drawers, two' corner cupboards and.

other things. Contact Mrs. D. Thomas, York Flower Shop York, phone C. Day phone 236-W, night 569-W.

3-4-7tx FOR SALE Lathe for kinderling. 25c bunch. Come get yours. Old Methodist Parsonage, West Cambridge St. 3-4-3tx HEATER wood, fire wood, stove wood cut any length.

Joe F. Park. Dial 4288. 11-23-tt FOR SALE Lespedeza baled hay, E. L.

Coursey. Mt. Moriah Road, Greenwood. 3-4-3tx FOR SALE Dry lumber blocks. $5.00 load.

Phone 3123 Ninety Six or 8-1761 Greenwood. Self Lumber Co. Ninety Six. 10-22-tt FOR SALE Kobe Lespedeza Seed. Call 5824 after 6 o'clock.

William Darragh, Route 4. 3-4-3tx FOR SALE 250 seven-foot heart cedar posts, 40c each. Frank P. Jones. One mile south Ware Shoals.

3-4-3tx COUNTRY STYLE Stuffed Sausage. Made with hams, pork loins and best seasoning. Greenwood Freezer Plant. Laurens Highway. 2-i-t WOMEN'S Full Fashioned Nylon Hose, 51 gauge, slightly imperfect, pairs 45 gauge, imperfects, pairs $1.00.

Economy Hosiery Company, Asheboro, N. C. 3-6-1tx FOR SALE At my farm Greenwood-Saluda Highway, Royster Guano. One of the best. H.

E. Freeland. 3-6-1tx I WILL HAVE fresh meats at my, store from now on. The best of beefs. H.

E. Freeland. Six. Route 2. 3-6-1tx Ninety WE CAN give you any kind of rooting, applied by experienced experts.

Or we can insulate your home the Johns-Manville Way. All estimates free, without obligation. Easy terms. Up to 36 months to pay. Call 6546 or 3755.

Southern Roofing Insulating Co, W. A. Fridy, Mgr. 1-24-tr FOR SALE One large mare. Route 4.

Near Salak. E. G. Gillion. SLICED HAM, pork, cakes and country produce at County Club Market, Oak Street.

Saturday, March 4th. 3-4-1tx Rooms, Houses Wanted 19 WANTED TO RENT Five or sixroom apartment or, house, unfurnished. Must. be in city limits and in desirable neighborhood. No children.

Write O. Box 629, Greenwood, S. C. 3-2-tf TOO BURDENSOME State College, March 6 (P) Pennsylvania State College is looking for a new football coach for the second time within a year. Joe Bedenk resigned as head coach yesterday because he felt the full burden of coaching football: and baseball was "too much for one man.

Nursery Stock 3- 3-TREE Home Pecan Collection consisting of: 1 Giant Early-bearing Mayhan, 2 Famous Papershell. All 3 3 to 4 ft. size Special Offer No. 7-9 $8.85, Express. Free copy 48-page Planting Guide in full color offering complete line fruit trees, berry plants, and ornamental plant matertal.

Salespeople wanted. Waynesboro Nurseries, Waynesboro, Virginia. 3-6-1tx which saw woodland, was history of Forestry. Exrash of both damage esti- On Monday at the peak of the forest fire outbreaks Governor Thurmond declared an. emergency and alerted the National Guard to assist in bringing the fires under control.

During the latter part of the period, rain and sleet relieved the situation somewhat. Tired fire fighters had a chance to rest and to repair work-worn fire fighting tools and equipment. Counties hardest hit during the three week period were: Florence, Horry, Berkeley, Williamsburg, Georgetown, Charleston, Hampton, Jasper Orangeburg. State Forester Charles 'H. Flory said today that conditions now seen better than they have severat weeks, but warned that fires could break out again.

"It is still unsafe to do any brush, field or trash burning. Anyone that he must burn should wait until after a good soaking rain. The State Commission of Forestry and timberland owners are indebted to the National Guard and the hundreds of volunteer fire fighters that helped bring the fires under State Forestry Flory concluded, 6 Violent Deaths During Weekend By The Associated Press At least six people died violently in South Carolina during the weekend. William L. White, two, of Conway, was killed in an automobile accident near Florence A 12-gauge shotgun blast killed a 34-year-old Negro man of Meggett in Charleston county Saturday.

Another shotgun slaynig Was that Lewis McCraven, 25, of Rock Hill. Coroner Joe W. Clarke of Florence reported the gunshot suicide of Robert Lee Gainey, 57, at his home in the county's 1 Black Swamp section. Two James Island youths died in an automobile when it smashed into a tree near. Charleston Saturday.

Abney Mills Give. $10,000 To YMCA In Anderson Anderson, March 6 A gift of $10,000 to the Anderson YMCA by the Abney Mills will make it possible for the to begin operations at its next location virtually out of debt and in position to conduct an extensive program among the young people, fulfilling a community need of long standing. "The gift by Abney Mills is a splendid gesture, and one which will long be remembered, not only by backers of the YMCA movement but especially by the youth of Anderson to whom it will mean so much," commented, the the Rev. Sam Wiley, Young "Buck" Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Brandon Smith, presented the $10,000 check to Rev. Wiley. Saturday afternoon at the "Y' building on North McDuffie street. He is a grandson of the late J. P.

Abney, founder of the Abney Mills, I whose memory the donation was made. Stockholder Suit On Brandon Corp. Ordered Dismissed Greenville, March 6 Judge George Bell Timmerman has directed that an order of dismissal be prepared in the suit brought a- gainst Brandon manufacturer of cotton goods (now Abney Mills, Greenwood, S. by Joseph T. Johnson, Milwaukee, a stockholder in Brandon Corp.

Plaintiff had brought action seeking to be paid $25 a share instead of a $5 dividend. He alleged that Brandon is. building up an "unwarranted accumulation of corporate earnings." Judge Timmerman directed the order of dismissal be prepared without prejudice to plaintiff to bring another action. Personal :20 SPENCER SUPPORTS Individually designed. Dial 8-2919.

Mrs. E. C. Warner. Route 2.

Ninety Six, S. C. 3-1-28tx Auto LOANS AUTO FINANCE CO. Phone 688 South Main St. 3-3-3tx NEED $5 OR MORE? See Us For The Cash AT ONCE Loan Finance Waller Avenue NOTICE! Star Taxi Service Announces New RatesCity of Greenwood Within limits one passenger 25c additional passengers 15c each to same point.

SOUTH GREENWOOD To 5 passengers 50c- same destination to or from South Greenwood. PHONE 5621 10 BLYTH'S SERVICE For over 60 years has dered to the public of this community the highest standard of service: We cordially invite you to visit our home at 142 North Main Street. 'MEMBER National Selecta Morticians INVITATION AUTO FURNITURE SIGNATURE QUICKLY LOANS IWOH ture, Loan ranged income. auto to payments On or suit signa- furni- your ar- FOLKS IV ture. HOME DEAL 319 FINANCE WALLER AVENUE H.LIM Next Te City Market G.

MOBLEY WILLIAMS, MGR. MONEY TO LOAN BORROW ON YOUR Automobile Furniture Appliances SEE MACK DAVIS CITY FINANCE CO. Located Across From Bus Station Phone 2090.