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THE RED SPRINGS CITIZEN BED SPRINGS 1
r-GE FOUB THUBSDAY, OCTOBER 13,
( The Party Line ^f
BY
By KITTY (W. WINCHELL LEE
FAIRMONT
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Fuse
Box
STRICK
By Kitty (W. Winchell) Lee
Football certainly is in full
blast! My, my, these college games
are the most exciting things.
Everybody will have stomach ul-
.. cers before the end of November.
And Lumbertons football games
are nothing to sneeze over. That
game with Rockingham was a
heartbreaker, but those L. H. S.
men really played some wonder-
Jul football. Of course, the
inburg win redeemed them,
one has account to gripe,
is, nobody but Laurinburg.
Sally Harrison had the
Laur-
so no
That
nicest
birthday dance last Saturday. It
. was at the Parish House and just
tons and tons of people were in
vited. She had the most unusual
birthday cake. It had all sorts
of suggestions of Hallowe’en for
decoration. All that was lacking
‘ was the press (that is not entirely
true, because I was there). The
radio was represented in full re
galia, Sid Lee was there cavort
ing with Laurie Annie Harrison,
mustauche and all. Allen Vaus
came in after 11:15—he gave the
hostess quite a good time and Le-
Grand Tatum gave all the women
a big thrill. You know, he dances
like nobody’s business.
John Grantham came from State
the weekend just gone by. Seems
to me he had his roommate with
him. John dated Vickie Stedman
and the roommate dated Tinkie
Millican. Tinkie said, “He’s 6’2
and you should hear his accent.
He’s from Georgia.”
Ralph McQueen, John Hal Oliver
and Clifford Bullard were home
from Carolina. Ralph says he’s
crazy about the place. Just knew
he would be. Seems to me I saw
Clifford with Martha Pittman
Sunday afternoon. John Hal was
over at St. Mary’s, according to
him. Nell Boone Crofton is nearly
dead with homesickness.
One of the records on “Our Best
To You" (over Raleigh 11 to 12)
was played with the note “for a
girl in Bailey Dorm at W. C. from
a boy in Turlingtop who doesnt
get over to see her very often.”
Thats Billy McDuffie playing the
record for ’Patsy Butler,
both are working mighty
But in addition
works with the
tion.
I dont believe
ton boy at State
school over the
ticed a pow-ful
to school,
athletic
They
hard.
Billy
associa-
a single Lumber-
College stayed at
weekend. I no-
lot of them wan-
dering about town Saturday. Even
... Leon Hamilton got home. Wonder
if he got around to see Acita Snel-
son. Leon Hobbs and Hubert
Welsh got on the road early. I
saw them standing at the junc-
1 6 A 1 1 1 i ! Hello there,
r T T T r f t t H 111 f t t [here and now
to school. i I was not too
Edwin Floyd came home from Box last week.
for this week. Right
I want to state that
lazy to write a Fuse
I was just all up
Wake Forest. Just by accident he i in the air n d wrote one that Billy
and Mary'Lou McRainey collided (wouldn’t print. What do you think
downtown. She had been in Flor- of that? I had seen several shin-
ence all day.
Friday afternoon, Maurice Fre-
vatte came up to school to get
Patsy Heinsberger. How thought
ful. It was nice that he got home
for Sallys dance.
Dost—one white ’48 Ford {club-
coupe). Last Thursday night af
ter the Tri-Hi-Y meeting a. whole
bunch of girls were going to ride
ing examples of people being quit
ters, and I merely wrote
opinion on the subject. Wasn’t
awful to let my brain child go
waste in any such ma» r»er?
In the meantime,. Harry Lee
still trying to decide whether
farm, move to Myrtle Beach
to go to State after Christmas.
home with Sally (again),
only drawback was that
funnies had taken, her ear
hidden it. Most unusual,
did find out who did it.
Holmes, where are you?
Wonder who will be
“Miss Fire Prevention.”
Tile
some
and
Never
.Sherlock
crowned
Thirty-
five raving beauties are entered in
the contest. Nobody
know what business
sponsor? g what girl.
Anybody want to go
seems
houses
to the
to
are
Va.-
Carolina football game Thanks
giving Day? They say there are
scads of tickets running around.
It was simply too awful that
Wilbur Bland couldn’t come down
from Raleigh to take Louise Ford
to the dance Saturday night.
Louise must have been very eager
to go! She seemed to have an en
joyable enough evening stagging
though.
That was some decorating party
that Sally had Friday. Pow-ful
lot of decorating done. Betsy
Clarke and Jimmy Jennings left
mighty early. Saw them
at Dave’s.
George Nobles rolled
Catawba. He and Nettie
later up
in from
Lambeth
had a simple luscious time, I hear.
She’s going up
weeks hence.
Obbie Lee is
As a climax to
day right, he
to Salisbury two
quite a social lion,
a very gay Satur-
had about 50,000
people to his house. His date
Sara McIntyre.
Wonder if Don Humphrey
takes Sara Alice Jackson to
in his jeep?
Since Stevie
bie Lee and a
initiated into
McIntyre
few more
the Key
and
was
ever
ride
Ob-
school’s mighty quiet.
are being
Club, the
- - , They are
not supposed to do any talking'
unless it’s to teachers.
What a
hardship. What a cross to bear.
Taddy Maxwell took
a whole
crew of people to the airport to
see Howard Scarboro. I don’t be
lieve the fellow that had the even
ing watch appreciated the call too
much.
Some people can clown even in
the face of a terrible disaster. One
day last week at lunch time, Alvah
tlo “ ^ f % Fayetteville highway Faulk tore his trousers. He didn’t
a ? d ^.ALA Rc ’ ad bumm ™g back seem to mind the gay jokes people 1
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WANTED: Alt people suffering
from Kidney Trouble or back
ache ,to try Kiddo. Price $1.10.
any of you can help him with this
weighty problem please do so be
cause he is rapidly turning grey
my
he
to
is
to
or
If
COOL FRIENDSHIP
Little
News Of The Negroes
of Robeson County
J. Thompson —
Mt. Olive Methodist
church News
There will be a Harvest Hore
bazaar at Mt. Olive Methodist
Church next Tuesday, Wednesday
-»d Thursday nigiits. Features
will be hayriding, tacky party,
bobbing apples, fishing pond, for-
tune telling booth and
others.
A mother and daughter
many
father and son banquet will
and
be
Editor
cently to discuss the new school
heaun education program. .Ail
schools in the Iroctorviue, Ba-i.es
Ville and Hilly' Brancn d..sir...is
were represented.
Youth Council
Members 'iai#
With Mayor
headed trying to make up
mind.
Poor Jane McCormick,
she has started working at
ster’s she has learned the
his
Since
Web-
hard
way just what long hours or your ,
feet can do to tern. Saturday aft
ernoon she was begging for a tub I
of cold water so she could soak
Tommy Gonzales shares his ice
cream with “Butch” at La
Guardia Field, New York. Tom
my was seeing his father off to
: Puerto Rica. “Butch” was en-
£ rotate from London to Mrs. Wil-
! Ham Dexter, Boston, Mass.
held Thu.sday. A
sion will be charged
is in vited.
On Sunday night,
small admis-
and everyone
Oct. 16,
ganization Day will be held at
church.
The Onward Travelers and
Bethlehem Quartet rendered a
vice last Sunday night under
Or-
the
the
ser-
the
Members of the Lumberton Youtl
Council of the NAACF recently
held a conference with Mayor Hec
tor McLean concerning the nam
ing of streets and numbering of
acusrs.
The mayor told the group that
paving and lighting of streets would
be done as soon as possible. He
aiso said that improvements will
be made in the rest room facilities
BIBLE CHUBCH OF GOD
Rev. Joe McNeil, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00
Morning Service 11:00
Evening Service 7:30.
MT. PLEASANT AME ZION
Bev. G. E. Burner, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30.
Morning
HILLY
Bev. J.
■ Sunday
Service 11:00
BRANCH CHURCH
E. Bowden, Pahtor
School 10:00
Morning Service 11:00
BTU, 5:00 P. M.
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday
night, 7:30.
FIBST BAPTIST CHUBCH
FAIBMONT
Bev. J. D. McBay, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45
Morning Service 11:00
Prayer meee.ng each Wednesday
night, 7:30.
MT. OLIVE METHODIST
Rev. R. D. Sharpe, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30.
Junior Church 10:45
Morning Service 11:00
Evening Service 7:30.
PENTECOSTAL NO. 1
Gavin Town
Rev. A. W. Scott, Pastor
Missionary Service 3
Evening Service 7:30
Prayer Service Daily
at
m.
-.2.
FIRST BAPTIST
Bev E. B. Turner, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30
Morning Service 11:00
LIT UMeeting 6:00 p. m.
Evening Service 7:00
NEW BETHEL CHUBCH
Bev. David Fulmore, Pastor
S”nday School Q :45
Morning Service 11:00
Evening Service 7:30
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday
night.
GREENVILLE BAPTIST
Bev. B. B. Bethea, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00
Morning Service 11:00
Evening Service 7:30
DAVID CHAPEL
Bev. Mack, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00
Morning Service 11:00
Evening Service 8:00
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
night .
her aching tootsies
some of the pain,
surely knowhow
with her. Probably ;
Tobacco season
didn’t it come and
I still thin-: that
right dirty shame
i and relieve
Believe me, I
to sympathize
you do too.
is
over—and
go in a hurry?
it is a down
that Fairmci-t
has money flowing freely around
here only
the year.
wo or three months in
What on earth happened
to all those brilliant ideas for
bringing an industry here that
would have a
Other towns
can’t we'? If
Ous.ii ess men
year round payroll?
have
just
here
then, — why
a few cf the
sponsorship of the Usher Board.
and really pushed
sould be der.e.
By the way—did
got
it
You
eclipse Friday night?
together
certainly
see the
That was
a beautiful sight to behold. Willie
Broox said that he did not like to
watch it because it gave him the
jitters. True, in a- great big way,
but jitters is not exactly the word.
Just to stand and watch such an
event and realize how the entire
universe moves and has
its being
makes you realize even more so
than usual the presence
preme Being. It is very
of a Su-
true that
science has an explanation for all
such events, but there is still a
Power over and beyond all this
world that is indefinable even to
science. For this fact let us be
thankful day after day.
The
Walter,
getting
get off
Bassetts, ; Catherine nid
are very busy these days
their affairs in order to
for Florida for the winter.
Don’t some people have all the
luck? Imagine leaving here in a
couple of weeks to spend the next
six months down there. What
could be nicer? I only know
one thing—-an uncle and aunt
mine left this morning to drive
California to spend the winter,
tried so hard yesterday while
of
of
to
1
Small furnished or
apartment
with
private bath. See Mrs,
. 151-J,
Oct 13
FOR BENT —
. unfurnished
L B
Timmons in Maxton, or phone
Results guaranteed by
Drug Store .Maxton, N.
Burroughs Cut-Rate Red
I C
Maxton
C. ana
Springs,
FOR SALE—Small herd of pure
bred Herefords, about 30 head,
36 Angus cows bred to regis
tered bull. 100 feeder steers.
Huntley & Farrar, Boydton, Va.
Oct. 13 20 27 N 3p
was in Spartanburg to get. them
to let me curl up in the trunk of
the car. Eternal sunshine, plenty
of fruit fresh off the trees, noth
ing to worry about, nothing to do
but eat, sleep and take life easy
for a while—can you imagine such
a situation? I cant, toy imagina
tion stops just short cf being able
to stretch that far.
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SIZES
10 - 20
10, 12, 14,
!W1SS ‘-is
talhoiic School
Marks Ils 4!h
Anniversary
The Catholic school for Negroes
of numoercon marks its lourtn an
niversary tnis week.
Father justin Goodwin, S. A.,
pastor of the Saint Madeline-Sophie
mission first opened the school on
the least of saint Peter Ulaver,
patron saint of tne Negro, Sept.
8, 1946.
Tne first school building was his
rectory. Tne number of chudrenl
attending was small at the time be
cause of lack or space and tne -leC--
essary facilities. Last year Father
Justin erected a beautiful one-
story brick building, housing foui-
classrooms.
With the advent of the new
building and suitable school j
equipment, the number of pu- !
pits doubled. Next year, tne 1
mission school looks forward io j
doubling its enrollment again 1
and
ten.
'Ine
Mary
plans to open a kindergar-
schpol is staffed by Mother
Hildergarde, principal
Sth, 6th and 7th grade teacher;
Sister Mary Baptista, 1st and
grade teacher. The sisters
members of the Community of
and
and
2nd
are
the
20 27c
Gee whilikens, I had better go
and see what all the noise is about.
The Mighty Joe Young is playing,
and I have never heard such a
commotion. Must be quite a pic-
at the
The
favor
city hall for Negro women,
mayor also said he is ‘in
of using the old Dunbar
Grady school lot as a special play
ground for Negro Boy Scouts.
The conference was attended by I
Gloria Highsmith, Betty McNeill, ,
James McLeod and Gus Bullock, j
the council advisor.
Hilly Branch
Hilly Branch High School open
ed its 1949-50 session with a large
enrollment. The new teachers
are: R. E. Hayes, science; Miss
S. M. Melton, English and French:
H. B. Wilkins, eighth grade, aid
Mrs. A. M. Geralds, seventh grade.
The old and new teachers were
welcomed by Acting Principal W.
O. T. Fleming.
Robeson County is fortunate in
having two state health workers,
namely Mrs. Barbee and Mrs.
Henshaw. The first district meet-
ing was
School,
health,
ture.
held at Hilly Branch High
A discussion was given on
followed by a health pic-
Sunday
Evening
MT.
School 9:30
Service 7:00
SINAI CHURCH
Bev. H. C. Hasty, Pahtor
Sunday School 9:30
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SIZES 12 - 4Z
No. 2561 is cut in
16, 18 and 20. Size
yds. 54-in. fabric
sizes
16 requires 2%
for skirt and
Sister Adorers of the Precious:
Blood, whose Motherhouse is in'
Columbia, Pa. Sister teachers of
this sama religious community
staff the other schools conducted
by the Franciscan Friars of ths
Atonement—one for white children,
in Lumberton and one for Negroes 1
in Kinston.
Father Justin recently purchased!
a bus to be used in transporting'
children attending the mission
school and the parishoners of the
church to and- from their homes.
The Reverend Father Paulinus,
S. A., has recently been appointed
to assist Father Justin in his work
here. Father Paulinus comes from
Graymoor, N. Y., the Motherhouse
of' the Friars, after serving two and
one half years as resident Catholic
chaplain in the United States Ma-
Demonstration On
Soil Preparation
By S, T. BROOKS
Negro County Agent
There will be a demonstration
given on Soil Preparation, Fertil- i
izing, Liming and Seeding of a 2|
acre pasture on the farm of Fred
King, Route 1, St. Paul, N. C., one
Oct. 17, at 10:00 A. M. 1
Mr. King lives 2 miles east of
the intersection of the Lumberton
and the Tolarsville Road at the
J. D. Currie farm.
There will be a sign posted stat
ing “To the Demonstration.” The
Allis Chalmiers, representing the
Lumberton Trading Company, and
the John
resenting
pany will
tion.
We are
Dairying Company, rep-
Johnson Cotton Com-
put on the demonstra-
urging the farmers to
attend this meeting and especial
ly those living in the sectku of
Fred King.
Go To Church
Somewhere Sunday
NAMED FOR FRENCHMAN
The City of Dubuque, Iowa, was
... named after the French-Canadian
trader, Julien Dubuque.
SIDNEY TROpiJLIS, get you up
at night? Be worried no longer
Try KIDDO, inexpensive; Money-
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Co., Fairmont. Burroughs Cut
ture. The people up
the bal-
cony are about to go wild. Hope
that go ilia doesn’t get loose and
Rate, Red Sr>rings.
ISLAND PRISON
Alcatraz, famous U. S.
Sen Francisco Bay, is oh
which is only 1,650 feet
prison in
an island
long and
. rises 130 feet above sea level.
HEADS REPTILE FAMILY
Lizards are the most
of the living reptiles.
abundant
D-25pci
FOB SALE—Ice refrigerator, 6-eye
wood range, two 30-gal. tanks
and water heaters and several
other items. All in good condi
tion. See Mrs. T. L. Smith or
phone 270-W in Maxton.
grab
have
So,
a rd s
now.
one of them. Wouldn't w
a riot?
until next week with How-
etchings still hanging, bye
sleeveless lumber-jacket.
No. 2351 is cut in sizes 12 to 20,
36 to 42. Size 18 requires 2% yds. 35-
in. fabric or 1% yds. 39-in.
Send 25c for EACH pattern with
name, address, style number and size
to AUDREY LANE BUREAU. Box 229,
Madison Square Station, New York.
j rine hospital, Staten Island,
Visit Made On
Health Program
The visiting nurse, Mrs.
shaw, and supervisor, Mrs.
bee, along with the county
N.
Har-
Bar-
super-
WANTED: All people
from Kidney Trouble
suffering
or back-
ache to try Kiddo. Price $1.10.
Results guaranteed by
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Burroughs Cut - Rate,
Springs, N. C.
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KIDNEY TROUBLE, get
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GETTING GIRLS A HUSBAND
is her hobby. Manager of Bos
ton hotel who makes a hobby of
finding husbands for unmar
ried women over thirty, bar
succeeded in bringing ISO cou
ples together. Read how in one
exciting case she stopped a girl’s
suicide attempt and later T-
troduced her to the man she was
to marry in "Husband Hunter”
appearing in October 23 issue of
The American Weekly, nations
favorite magazine with the’ Bal
timore Sunday American. Order
from your local newsdealer.
WANTED: Five girls
beauticians working
through school if you
jobs waiting. Write
totrain as
your way
like. Good
Charlotte
S. Tryon
Beauty School, 129%
St., giving your name and ad-
dress, near what school, church
or store you live. Oct. 6-13-20p
WANTED TO BENT: Unfurnished
apartment, 2 or 3 rooms in Red
Springs for several months. Rob
ert Gilmore, Phone 4161. Red
Springs, N. C.
o 6-13-20-c
DR. JOHN H. WAGNEB, Osteo
pathic Physician, 310 E, 5th St.,
Lumberton, N. C. Afternoon and
evening except Wednesday.
Phone 533. Rocky Mount Wed-
Phone 146.
Ve
made over it. In fact, he had a
few things to say himself.
Mrs. Stephens is just thrilled to
death with her little boy.
students are so happy
She already has some
things to tell. All her
All the
for her',
amusing
let gunge
students enjoy stories of pablum
and what not.
Last week there was a club pro-
paper changed is to write us the gram on going steady. It was well
Name of Paper, and give both
the OLD and NEW addresses.
Mail To
Subscription Dept.
Box 909
Ve have 3 pianos in this territory
hat are real buys. 1 Spinet at a
aving and 2 small Upright pianos
it a sacrifice. Terms can be
anged, If interested, write
J. R. KLUTTZ
GRANITE QUARRY,
NORTH CAROLINA
ar^
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
The undersigned having quali
fied as administrators of the es
tate of Mary M. Tyson, late of
Robescu County, and as adminis
trators, c. t. a. of the estate of J.
Tyson, late of Robeson Coun,
ty, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against
either of said estates to file the
same, duly itemized and verified,
with the undersigned on or before
October 7, 1950, and upon failure
to do so this notice will be pleaded
in bar of recovery.
All persois indebted to either of
said estates will make immediate
settlement with the undersigned.
This October 7, 1949.
Mrs. Euphemia T. Crump and
J. R. Tyson, Administrators, etc.
Johnson & Johnson
Got 13 20 27 N 3 10 17 c
HOPE OF LOVE BAPTIST
Bev. Mac Pittman, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00
Morning Service 11:00
night.
ST. MADELEINE SOPHIE
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
Father Justin
Holy Mass 9:30 a. m.
Public is invited.
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BETHANY PRESBYTERIAN
Bex. J. H. Hayswood, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45
Morning Service 11:00
Young Peoples Westminister Fel
lowship 7:00.
SANDY GROVE
Bev, J. II. Clanton, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30.
Morning Service 11:00
*Evening Service 7:00.
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LAUNDRY AND
DRY CLEANERS
presented by Marilyn Fairfax. 1
Makes one think a little after
hearing things like that. One
young lady in the senior Tri-Hi-Y
promptly went out and broke her
steady going arrangement with a
Fairmont gentleman.
Since I was. put - in high school, 1
I have never seen such a huge I
number of sleepy people. It cer
tainly lets you li ow how many
sleep walkers there are in the!
world. Everybody was walking'
around with suit, cases under
their eyes and hunting for aspirin.
Hope everybody had a time gay
enough to be worth the loss in
sleep. Even Wade Boone down at
the drug store locked a little the
worse for wear.
Such unseasonable weather! My
m i k will be worn out if I pack
it and unpack it many more times.
LUMBER PRODUCTION UP
White fir lumber production has
increased more than six times
since 1940.
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I REMEMBER
DOCK HILL’S
i visor, Mrs. E. Hayswood, met with
j the. Hilly Branch school and with
I Proctorville elementary school re-
JOE’S
Phone 1572
By THE OLD-TIMERS
From W. E. Burroughs of Indepen
dence, Kan.: “I remember when
we cradled our wheat and oats and
ricked it in bundles with a long-
handled wooden rake and bundled
it by hand, then thrashed it with a
horse-power separator.”
From Mrs. John Chapman of Mor
gantown, W. Va.: “I remember
when my father made our clothes
line from a wild grape vine. He
HERE'S SOME GOSSIP
I HEARD TOKOU
TOE GRAPEVINE
also used to make a swing for my
sisters and me out of these vines.”
From Mrs. Mary Stewart of Chi ¬
cago: “I remember when the
kitchen chairs were put in a semi
circle around the old pot-bellied
heating stove and each child, upon
retiring, neatly folded his clothes,
laid them on the seat, put the
shoes under the chair and in the
morning, one by one, they ran
down to dress behind thq stove.
Nothing missing; no confusion.”
From the Rev. Truman J. Lawler
of Charleston, W. Va.: “I remem
ber when, coming from the farm to
the county seat by buggy, we would
encounter mud axle deep. We
had many hardships then but
didn’t know it at the time.”
From Louis Schlich of Cincinnati,
O.: “I remember when Cincin
nati had three-wheeled fire en
gines. About 70 years ago I saw
one upset at Pearl and Lawrence
Sts. en route to a fire.”
(How about your memories of
days gone by, folks?. Why not
translate your nostalgia into a con
tribution to this column? Send
yours today in care of Mr. Friendly,
Bcz 340, Frankfort, Ky.)
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and Evening Gowns
A Specialty
jet “Joe” take care of your
Tailoring Needs. He has the
know how.
les
Fruits
SHOP
SERVICE
With Courtesy
DOCK HILL’S
GROCERY
Wilmington Rd.
* Fairmont
GET YOUR CAR CHECKED AT
. 21
Years
PATTERSON'S GARAGE
136 Cottage St
Rev. W. S. Smith
In our old clothes and new ones,
too. If your suit feels furiny, and
you want to save money, bring
it to Thompson and look dandy
as a bunny. He’ll help preserve
your money. Ladies and gents,
stop by to see Thompson on
Fairmont Road across from
Barnhill’s Place,
Manager
We Strive To Please
THOMPSON'S
Everyone
Tailor Shop
GERALD'S AMOCO SERVICE
T. L. Gerald
21
Years
GAS
OIL
Phone 2501 Fairmont
TIRE REPAIR
LUBRICATION
WASHING