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|gg|| THE WEEK IN
*Je|* GOLDSBORO
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-•Pride of !•. . -*: Ledge N• •. 2 b
unci Sunjbeam Temple L >dgc K-.
•147 IP.POE of W, G- . ■'■> !...
♦their annua! • • ee ; . ce.
Antioch Buj ■. '
of Pine arid \ pi-inia S'. t. S:m
day. Deer mm . 12. a ! :$ o r Tiu.
memorial M.*rni m war. preaehoc
by the Rev > B. Sim.-m nr mo
tor ol St. James AM L Zmr
Church Other member.-' on i
program included: -010. Mi ;: e A:
line Braswell; a marks h\ M -
Geraldine Had.- n : vi •• M ■■■'■’
Scott. Music war furn:-’h d b\ th
Elks Gospel Choir. Duet Dane-:
ters, Gav and Arts/. A her
crowd attended the pr-gp am no
Aion/.'t RIIUO, pit Mm .
Prolcvso) H. V (}?■•..,:i attenci
ed the meeting 1 the Srutir m
# Association ol College- aid S;
condary School.- in Wliniinrion
Thursday. Dect-mbei tith. Mr.
Brown, reports -• very fine meet
ing;. Leo Darden. <4 Boston. Mv
a former Goldsboro boy and tlv
brother of Mir. H. R M.-Kt atic n
died in B. .-'ton Dec; ; i. :
bod. is to arCre m GoM i :
during th • earl;, • a; t of •he v< ; k
Funeral avraugvinenL no or. e.
plete.
Scout Executive Visits Goldsborr
Hairy Hav -hert, ~ps;st; a :•
the director of Se >uting rrrv;o p
with header-farters in Menphh
Term, spent December ea
Tuscorora Council w-.eking with
R. L. Wolf. Sc* vit Ext-utb >• 1
A. P. Cox. field Scout <-x* ut. •
Mr. Ilaysheif. a iev . ppp- ~ ..
lor a week's Sc .utmost* t ba r
training' course to bo - oadaet t
in Gold?bore rod i'u. ;.
* oimcil. April 5, : . -a. i’> H ! <
tails are being el
puate staff p tppm-re Stcul
masters and the HOW u! ■■ en
dnoting these emu s. -. Tire -. an
til is especially tori .man ? ■ have
she assistance m Mi Hav -
native of Wms'cn-Sal in
it 1 *>itl’eOO* H ' ! cvkv i- i tlv:
Scout movement. He revved on
— ' - - -
T«£ FCLiCE SECURE APROftATJO* CARD 'frj* t j|
ISSUED-.TO YOUK& WBOKNER WHO fU W&4 nWi '-.v M«
SEINS- HEIO AT HEADQUARTER/ NOW- j % SfW C-. %W<s|
THSOUSW-THC OF WE >. , II f &$ *f‘ 7PL'' ' .- C WM
- LEADERS OF THE DOPE aANS- IS < V fl M V. %%
INFORMED OF TOM'S CAPTURE// ME CAUS || /g »ij/0& -" -s^WK
IN ONE OF H«5 VACB'“ ACOCKY MIDSET/ §| /|
WE USUAL WAV,
WORK TlE# SAMPSON/-STROLLEJ?,!
i USUAL WAY,T BONNY SUIT,AND ALL/j
kRATTLER?V NOW 9ET R!D OP
■fcrTrT' »'**KTHAT STOfrlE AND 1
B this ihsttad/J
■ ikgr-; A-' f' 7 ~t.
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A CASE Ri&HT HOW OVER ON THE IT THANK
■r WEST SIDE ON WHICH YOU BOTH CAN BE. SiR/
I HELPFUL- BECAUSE OF YOUR PREVIOUS WORK _/*“8P m ~m
E, WITH THE. YOUTH CF THAT SECTION m HAVING- '' , I S
W A CALL PUT THROUGH TO THE WEST SIDE mtf&f W 1 1 jf&?m
■ PRECINCT now/ mold on a SECOND/'' ffffiff* -C ■% It f E*
•■ ■ ■ BY AL L A\EA N
SEND JIM AND HIS ..M
FRIEND OVER AT EJ
ONCE// THANKS 74 "n „ lf
k WR- KUNE/ -. LASs*. .-. ■-. \ I
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ffifflSMyfiftftY v ~- , v V J
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;i thr Winston Salem (wiuneil and
.i exOCUi iVe. 1..; CliltPP ! ire m.e
it at and ini’ work, and was later pc
., ifcted t... ri.vt on the national
i Bey -See,-at stall in health and
e .ed :» H- seires is: s!
■ j couneds tie - .ugdeii: tin Eastern
btetion i'l the nation. Mr Hay
n shot t. was guest c.f Mr and Mts
, E. A. "i d rat a at 611) Deyr:eux
. .'-> t' e, -T :vi:i,i i: I the cit v
The- L’.ttie Theatre Inc: o!
a Gold bee- -will pre-amt. its third
annual Christmas P rg< ant. Sun -
, day. ilt.a'i riibcr 19, at a p.m.
... in tim D.ha:>.i High .Gehooi and.
d : toTium, u.ndf r the direction ni
Mi: s Ho,-;. Gray. The pag.'.m'.
P: in : tat ip! The Null'/-
■ ity in Li. n r Ha im e Mm a wdi
u| be t'urn.'died b.\ th. 1 )riginai;
Ch .ru; ardor tin direct; >rt id
r! N e.. 1 Stitt.
Members si i( east include
- Eloise M, Larkm Kvcbvn Lane,
f Elizabeth .\to< re. .Viooti.v Keve-y
J: hni'iie D Vl urtleton, WiJhT'.<-
Sti'i, Malta If- e Best, P p.p ra.
Stash. Get. i L'a W • sp, John W.
Chavis Ibmva Bass 11.pn '!■ :
A.-kna' D. Pa:Us. Francis Larkin.
Ma.rv L SmAi. (herge \V:' '
h.upi.m. A. T)i: rstun. .\. B. Rex’.
Far) Glenn, Acldir- (I. Thornien
end George Wilson,
The public is urged to see this
~i pageant. The program will start
i' p: sn.j tiy at p nr. Admission >-
.1 Lee. E. A. Thornton is president
Ltgicn Post Meets
M - • . T "... pp :f R '
■ i• A-. 215 fTK-pir:
s Lcgu.n on Tucsdav night -v
: Thornti ups t’a. tin. Lie- Post and.
tne AiVa-rteau Legion Auxiiim '•
went on . reed t..> make an g£-
- ; fort lei see that every needy oid
■ person m the city lx- made to
feci happy by receiving a.urn.
'• thms so Christmas. Each mem
• : t?er is askc-1 to bring in some
needy old persan's name and ad
: dre-v ' u dvr th*» f-ommitt! n mav
; e.■ i •',,.: i ’ ■ ■ p. -.-r; .■ :i-
|T- AHD DON'T j|| 8
f FOR&ET TO *g&t /',
k SHAVED MP-- 4 X%k
§, _ jgyi^p*^:*b
pl'TA&i NE YOUR RUNN!N&*Jf \WE'LL KNOW |
Jr INTO CAPTAIN MORRISON <4BL OLD MAN." IF ITM I
... $0 J'M AFTER ALL THESE YEAR*, TSP ADVENTURE YDU'I.L lif 1
AND SPARKY , JIM// --WONDER WHAT'S Vlf BE IN ON '1 W.TH MF." IWf |
tSeir L vvav M d hwjSjT ' ?^? i |
FRIEND, S CAPT U*? *| I (I lw
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Members of tha Ai’ Star bas
kclball team spon.--..red by
Bryant-Best Post No. 215
American Legion Goldsboro
shown above won 5 games out
of S games played this scaAe.r.
Left to right first row. Far’
Fennell. Willis Best Jr. Nyrn
pbeuj Durham William Best,
Coccy Best. Second row. Coach
George E. Wilt on. Alonza But
C'dvc gif!--..
'J he day biA' p i Chiururui- fhr
mi-mbcis -d tv i-wrmiiuef- v. ; 1!
vi.-iit thi :.i pc. .on :ivi !-,•;' and
take p.'icKagcs of fruit, grocct ics
and utlii.-r needed Ldng.-: M Ti
ber-r of the- c..-mm it tee arc M;/..
A M Fill;.--. ?\! ff< ! u Tavl;v.
Frank Rowdoa. Ji pn.i K. A,
Thornton.
Tin: Ho:-’ vv.'i.pj ,v. nd vln in
mtidialely to (hi; Oxtnrl (.Vplrmi
, id. at Oxford, N. C At it apc
rai co l meeting .t Thornten’.;
Ca:dn.. TuenLi.v night Decen. vr
14. Th.• swimming pool commit
tee with George FI. Wilson, chair
man. is making eve; y effort pos
sible to suggest other available
sites tor the proopseri colored
.I'.vjmmg pool. One mi.. be n
offered in !,V. ,G. .1 Brumm,
P-ii'l ofhe: sites hi nt- eonri‘d
LYOi} oy th c coiTUiiittC' ■ .E. - y cit
i/t-n in Cxohlt&or) is us kod V
rnf■ t vv x th t:;«;• < xecu tlv e cjrnnill
tec on Mondav December
20 at 7:45 ai which time t : n
cojrnr.-ittct; will petition the citv
of Goldnboro asking thsfn to is
sue a bond for F1.3ii.000 to build
two swimming r: pi; one Hr"
white an-i one for iWw"-; Thv
•'.i d O.N I t oiM.'i if Cs
ler, Joseph Rouse Johnny
Lane. J. ieh Best and E. A.
Thornton, manager Ray Moore
was absent when the picture
Vfp- mad o. Any cue desiring 1c
arrange a game cr games with
tne All-Stars H asked t% write
to E, A. Thornton, be king
agent, fi 19 Devemtx St Golds
boro or phone 387 -M.
N. 'P'c Cd p G ildsi.v .\.
< 1!’ You Wan! u .Swinuniug i’-.nl
1’ <:. Negro.• . Met t ii: at t.;c City
I Hall Mr.nday night December 20,
7;45 pan. Bi vant-Boat l-’.-.-t No.
215 Ami;-; lean Legion Swimming
P.p! if ;:j::1 1 1 • E M. Hu: prove
. lx A T-jK-.rntim. tl E V/ilson.
■ u ‘ pppi. i. V\ W: d. Com
.v i! ■ Age C.- ;inr. To pic .
in - home Mon the \ arious cal
leges for the Christmas holidays,
s'v Teen Ayers tie uv.hout uv.
city ere making great plans so:
parties and dance.-, during the
holiday:-'. Oil Tuesday night. De
•'ei'ein.: 27. the annua! Colld.fjc-
Prom will be held at Thornton’s
Casino from to 12 p.m. All
i ; 1 e : a. e u; c: it' l tr> a.. t le: jd.
A p.vked ievi'-i piv, til, Ami::
IC.P : won .-'Gi-Si a i'l- Ci.sc t Fit.-J [
fact tiarnc (.1 the season Monday
■ night. Decenibec 6. at the com
- .tin; v center to the 82nd Abr
’ll*.*. bp.-kvPab uvm vb Fm 1.
Bragg hv thi seiix of -in !o 41
m ~n ever time game At the
lied. 30 29, With Hr ■ minute.s
!- V. FAN WHILE, JI Art AND SPARKY ARE, !
I | AT THIS MOMENT. IN THE OFFICES OF i
j j THE U' S' BUREAU OF NARCOTICS// i
I W ••• VES, STEEL! - YOU AND VOUR C
| B FRIEND HAVE A SPIEHFUD IDEA/J
! V UNOFFICIAL CIVILIAN AID Sl'C-H AS f,
I YOU OFFER. IS.-NVOUS? CASE, Vl
i 1 QUITE DESiRAiiLE.' FURTHERMORE--^
f KLINE SPEAKiNSr/T JIM STEELF/B
OK.HELLO,CAPTAIN J i WAS SPEAKINfrI
MORRISON// SAY' 4 OF HIM JUST m
!...' ■’
! If 1C UAityLINIAN
RALLROAD PROFRESS
'To : Vi ‘.mSTHA Hi ENGINE
in 576 V so mijhtv locomotives
of /.:•'>•/.,. 'STAGE-COACH" 1
r O'G to M’-fc; Llioned
Streamliner.- .., ■'
h"' J-.il " - . n. -I, ~ ; -
filLi . Hi, .ITUCJ I.
1o i/i i.? a vast nefi\o
of SVd
Puikcad development in j
At erica i-j on epic of
* WViNi'tCN! <K
iy bTAi
ts i-yf '' ‘V.' 1 ';.. .'* ’ . ;. s I
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PM} dvV. :• 'pH; .a
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SIT bl.M' isS:BIS
tCi'lO.N fiiiO! i*
, CH H.’AC 1 0 i A .inti la- ■
A H-.-kW., ! 7 vuil -old .iijel.l at li.i
y : I'nivoi-Mty <■! 'bhc,,ga was eiccUp
J, -.l.aii-niam <3 ih. Ulu.-.x- Wirc-j) -n
J-jKev.or: el' stodvp ,| j ■. • n
k ! acii.iii u e .liter-, rice here i.
1. .
S Abr. Div. 45 All-Stan; 41. High
--carer:, so: th„ AH Stars. Wiiic
• Boat 14 paints and Ray Moore.
i 10 p* jints
Th. Dillard High School lev
.»
Seho,i t KLinsUir: by the e ■■ •
gill:; Dilia.rd 18. Atkin High 15.
Boy,; AtKia liigii 20 Dillnrej 1 ;
Oti‘n,aL-p es, Wiicun and L Si tit ■
rrioiis. \i. ht': garni:, G. Harris
Th American Legion District
- No. 4 basketball League will
’ open on January 17. Ail posi
.' ttaii-c planning to partiiipnte in
c C ; ! L, Wbison. l.ilT Sicughiet'
.! Street. GoidsWof& N C. ,->t ..m •
... \y , I ~. ; , ,■ 1) , ■;>
p.m. -a! She America."; Leer n Ciun
Last Nash Street in Wilson. At
this .time G. K. Wilson will b- m
“nvenhons Thcif Serve You
t ~ s Z " ~ ~ 7*7 ' ' —kfjs^'“'t : .
i j’V.uL aorge ~Gt ib ~ , *.
>^%.7 ; received first of his 361 PATENTS/ H. c . ,7m
1866... Sow troin-wreci/-
INVENTEO CAR REPLACER/ YfisSm
AIR-BRAKE INVENTION -
v )a>£?m |S§jjsL on first actual test-stopped speeding
troin-SNiiD DRaYMAHS Uf£ of crossing:
1872... PATENTED AUTOMATIC AIR BRAKE/
DEVELOPED INTERLOCKING SMTCHfS-
Kif W. ||' RAILWAY SiG\Ai.S - STEAM TURBINES .
WljaV, HARNESSED FORCES OF NATURAL GAS AND
ELECTRICITY FOR WIDESPREAD rSE . .
\S*wA’lf FOUNDED MANY NEW INDUSTRIES .
# ji \ IMPROVED LIVING STANDARDS ~.
JyBS/ '\ CRcAJW BETTER JOBS / |
Cif Plat&rjnaL Patent CuuaojL
- .'
m-J1 ... 4?* /
-■ Little Brother
r -■- - «■■ .
7 ?^ f ' ; iV. '-'U KI
Thai tiny tractor licing displayed by Virtrmia Vermeson, Detroit
F » scale p!a;-tic mod. 1 f its big brother, the Ford Traitor. More
than 1,000 of the modelr arc daily rolling from u miniature production
line in Detroit. First used by dealers to point out the feature?, of the :
product when the real thing was unavailable due to shortages the
‘‘•viy .. ur.- |M (iMidl J«m y. * Uiusy HiOUtl m.i P.l/I CtCiUV)JiJ£ Is Olg
business, not. orily iti trtt<*ti>rs but in ciUtomi/biL-s llitd otlicr juthlucl’s.
The model Ford tractor follows f.'.ithfully the Vermillion red and j
f rest gray cob t scheme of' the big tractor; the body ;•■ of |.la<»V7 I
the axles of steel, the tires of real rubber. ' ' '
&*»*■•* '' 1- ttHm-r nm-r-M'M mi ■
•- '«• ~ • •'-jvssv •>'.»■.' .
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MAIN U ti or \
'c-MLROAD INVENTIONS f
• wirirußULAk noma ifKomnvE jf
•/G 11 . TELEGRAPH .. SLEEPING Cl/? ii
j LOCK SIGNALS.. AUTOMATIC COUPLER ji
CLOSED TRACK CIRCUIT |
AUTOMATIC AIR BRAKE I
% REFRIGERATOR CAR ..VESTIBULE CAR k
\ AUTOMATIC STONER... CAB SIGNALS [
I OSCILLATING HEADLIGHT S '
I DIESELS.. ELECTRICS ... TURBINES I
S RAIL FLAW DETECTOR CAR J
,1 CENT RAUL SO TRAFFIC ' I.J
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I P/ii’f wteu b v -»*.
’* ’ v.c'hmN/Hr. v. M
y - •
Tiiiv(on Udn Itc?*H'iis
in I. a. I'or l)*sf iuirit*
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WJT'H THE EIGHTH AH'MY IN
OSAKA. .iupciii Sge Ear! Wirt
lay. Cibvii) Whitley •>( Ch: •
ier C . he- lot: ibi-Mip n,.v 1 t-.<
2}'i' Infauli y. wciiii new, ,p.-
■:. pi c i - (.’: ;r,|. (;' fu 1 1 re'mv! pi
m Upited States f. ; dischaiye.
) PPiOd
„-,(iii.u I<M2 i Pc’.ved ' p.rii
.iiMiicr aiudenl ol the- Willi;.;.,
C .opei School.
Christmas Paiumnl
<
Staged Rv Student’'
Os as. josfj)lis‘ High
Sum; .i'- epli’. Hub: School .Nrrw.
Be: r St,ltd,.y pm D-.-ccmij-cr 52.
Tp p p ■ p.; . ret eedins
tic.- c irl'n of Ciirßl \v..-. .rt.ayod
pioled uv Bp e.M'piv i:-:.-ruble.
BtiiWi-etr arch . e,c the high
t f 1 . I Vi) M ; y
.V,;■ ■ Eibel Siii'iuoiti: Sph-.i JosCjgt
D xwi Siriirni-iis Ai.-cei Gabrir 1.
cb Mr: ; Barfield: Elizabeth. Miss
picie btf rwhidrll; Wise Men,
V, Pace (J: v. Be 'card Groen v.iitl
Lip e:cd Sri; Hi I Snopherd.-. Loun
SIX ONI) SECTION
Wu- Kgs
1500,000 EMPLOYEES
DEPEND DIRECTLY ON £
U 5. RAILROADS FOR 1 1
LIVELIHOOD* millions
more indirectly !
PRESENT ANNUAL
RAILROAD PAYROLL
SS,OOO,OO -0/ 4
'"""I Li
I- 1
g'ft fe-1 I
mNWsJmIDAMBRi 'fit/
, Jones, Jwii.vs Patrick, Kn: I Patrick; ;
j Angt-b GwCj.idclla Ward ii rb'.’be
i Rayford, Rebecca l.nuis. Kl.c;im>r j
j J;.a mond Rnxuhc Miller: InnkcCfj- |
ifir Loon 111 ■! i: r»i ■. The Revel end
(a-;a!u Ryan. (' p.. 1 the pal! ■
I• . the narrator descnbuis', each!
scene f<m the appropriate Gospel i
Text. Bcfuie t, . final tableau K,.th- \
.1 lit: : Pi idler. O P }., :. v (.! j
■ ' Po.in! Josephs Chun h addressed!
-‘T—TTmiwYTii-ini-unnm -tr-nni-m—nmfstiMrm-i ~n-*ir— nn-riiii , i 3 nr-Ti---nt --irnim«r ■
The Green Parrott Case
Hsme Cooked Feed Beer,
Wine, Cold Drinks
327 S. James Street
Mrs M. S. Pennington, Mgr.
Moor’s Grocery
We Buy and Sell Fresh
Country Products
SOS Creech St. Phone 2575-J
Fredrick Moor. Mgr.
1 i
IW' H. Griffin and Son j
t’Qj t PTrt'r r«?r
47 Phenes 47 J j
Goldsboro N. C,
Sutton and Grady’s
Lunch Room
Cold Drinks, Beer. Short
Orders, Weekly Boarders
409 South -unes Street
Hillary Woolen Mgr.
Geld: bon.’. N C. :
BELL-STAURT
Furniture Company
Quality Furniture, Reasonable j
Prices
227-28 N. John Street
Goldsboro, N. C., Phone 1760-Jf !
ELMORE’S RADIO
SERVICE
Sales and Service
Street Floor Borden Building
Goldsboro, N. C. Phone 2188
! <»*• Prompt Courteous- Servlet
FOYE’S
BANKER SHOP
405 SOI TH J AMt S ST.
ODEI i t: FOVI Prop.
wyff TiiwiW'ifaiiafaji laiMiiwj^aßaßsaaaMßWMMMWMCTMrMßinr
Moore's Grocery
WE BEY AND SEI.L FRESH I
COENTRY PRODUCTS
505 CREECH STREET
t KEDERICK MOORE, Prop.
SERVICE DRY CLEANERS
Cor. S, James and Elm Sts.. Branch Office N John St.
ONE DAY SERVICE
We Specialize in Women's Silk Dresses and White Sweater*
PHONE 1579-R
WE OFFER A FULL LINE OF
LIFE INSURANCE PLANS
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ONE
SEE A REPRESENTATIVE OR CALL THE
DISTRICT OFFICE
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
301 S. JAMES ST., GOLDSBORO
C. C. SPAULDING, President
E. R. WILLI A MS-District Manager
J, B. TAFT-Assistant Manager
PAGE SEVEN
(? oid,sboro Merchants
And Business Persons
Made This Page Pos
sible, Give Them
Your Trade.
On the Job
; ,! \V
CINCINNATI General Jona
than M. Wain weight, hero of
Bataan and Comgidor, is devot
ing hi* time and energy to the
eaur.e of the disabled veteran. Na
tional Commander of the IJisabled
American Veterans, General Wain*
wight is shev u at work at his
dc k in Ic-.V National Head
quur if- 1 '
scon s CAFE
Best In Barbecued Foods
404 Golley Street
Goldsboro, N. C.
MILK’S LUNCH ROOM j
New Open For Business
Short Orders and Regular j
Meals, Cold Drinks. Ice Cream ,
302 N. John St. Phone 9183 ,
Mrs. Frank Hicks, Prop. |
coiiMi nTFy
:< It VR i S 3 V I ION
GAS AND OH.
IT N CKKKNI ! At S's.
i 01.0 DRINKS \NI) Kt tit
) PHONE 547-. I
H. 1 JACOBS. Prop.
| Your Credit Is Good
: At
FURNITURE
115-117 East Walnut St.
GOLDSBORO
.tfrtMMUCM'RnsiMMMaMaMiiKw'mmwn’so in ii in nimn in r< in lmrriTinir'mmiMWiiiiiiiini
j LEE’S FUNERAL HOME
Home Office of Christian Aid
Mutual Burail Ass'n, Inc.
Free mount. N- C, Phene 3101
J. W. Lee. Prop.
"~mmws(Yvs
ST PER WASH AND
St L> - SERVICE I.At:NDRY
905 X. JOHN ST.
SI I.BS. :;5e Put MACHINE
Mrs. Pearl Smith. Mgrs.
ion iir.uciors dinners !
STOP AT
\ic*k\ s Sofia Shoppe
333 S. .1A MI'S ST
“A SPI < I AMY 1 VERY DAY’
Moye’s Grocery
i aney and Staple Groceries
Emits and Vegetables
401 SOLTI* JAMES ST.
PHONE 9134
Sliver Moon Bar
ALL KINDS OF SOFT DRINKS
BEER
239 \\ PINE STREET
ALEX SWII-T, Mgr.