The Daily Times-News du lieu suivant : Burlington, North Carolina • Page 2

It UOUNOiwfr I.N.C.) tfAlU HMhW, IMfcauA (, critMt IV4V PASSES Concert Membership Workers! Julje Adjust! Two Courl Cases Graham, Sept. 13 Two adjust moiils of eases were allowed b. Moscow Prints Goethe Book Moscow. VP) In eonniiptlnn striving lo Get Big Group Signed As Deadline Nears Worker of the Alamance Civic Music Association nn.i with the 200th anniversary of Judge Leo Cut in civil term of Alamanee County Superior Court Goethe's birth, the st Pnhii.h. ing House of Literature is prlnt uerc yesterday.

In Hie ease, James A. Lea vs. Hose Corbett Lea. the counsel, Long and Lone was allowed to instructions on the sale of memberships to the Association for the coming year by Charles M. Serjeant, eivir mnrn n.

vuiiuuu euiuon oi selected works. In lh voar a kickoff dinner held last night in the Carolina Cafeteria. withdraw because a member of the ueorge v. uoiciougn. Associa tion president, presided, and Dr.

the work of Goethe have been published here in Russian, Armenia, Belorusslan, Georgian, Matvlan, Tartar, Ukranian, Finnish, Eston the securing of talent for the concerts after the deduction of necessary operating expenses, he add William Moser Brown of Elon firm must appear as a witness in the case. In the case of Irvin M. Bryan, receiver, el al vs. C. M.

Proctor, et al. the plaintiff was allowed 30 days in which to file an amended complaint. College made an address on the benefits that residents may derive from the efforts of the Assocla "'cr languages. Annual membership due will for adults and S3 for stu ioii. Approximately 110 workers dents, federal tax included.

Tick ere present. Memberships in the Associa ets to the individual concerts on will be available to all in will not be available. Jm I SAVA6E STORY terested persons. Sereeant no int. Ihe talent to be presented this ason will De selected immediate OF THE MOUTH! cd out, and he urged all prospective members to join the associa ly after the close of the membership campaign, Sergeant disclosed, tion al the earliest possible date, as oniy euu memDersinps will be sold for the coming season.

wun tne selections to be based upon votes cast by the members kers were rea.ue.sted to at me ume ot enrollment. report, in person if possible, to ihe civic concert representa tives then told the workers of DR. W. E. FITCH Dr.

Fitch Dies Monday In Florida the Association's headquarters in the lobby of the Alamance Hotel the services rendered by the Civic Wednesday, Friday and Satur MUSIC Association tn its hlinHroH. day of this week in order that; oi memoer ciuds located throughout the nation, and set forth the VOLT AGE VOLTAGE MACHINE An engineer in Schenectady. set to try out a new machine called the volta. multi campaign leaders may know all times how the membership plier. The.

machine is designed to multiply 1000 volts of a small generator into a total of 100,000 volts. Still in the development stage at General Electric, the machine may later be used in con unve is progressing. Speed is essential in the sale of procedure to be followed in conducting a good membership campaign. He urged the workers to first Word was received here this online of the death yesterday tne memberships, the conceit tcd "J' ana aiom smasners. in Coral Gables.

of Dr. Wil resentativc slated, since the drive contact relatives, acquaintances Edward Filch. 82. a native ill oe ended next Saturday eve ana Duisness associates in alternat ning and none will be sold after' of Alamance county and a resident of Burlington until a year ago. MIKEL CONRAD Now srtifjR ing to sell the memberships, and then to contact those persons on mat time.

a list 10 oe given tnem by the A minimum of three concerts will be presented during the com Dr. Fitch, on leaving went with his wife to with one of their daughters, 1 DANCE STATE ing season, sergeant said, and the Dr. Brown spoke on the advant Mrs. Marmaduke Wright in Pel age offered a community by a civic music club, and briefed those additional number to be held will depend on the size of the membership. Since the Association is N.

and approximately months ago went to Coral present on salesmanship nsvchol fill Gables. where they resided cooperative venture, the more ogy. The workers are rendering nother daughter, Mrs. Clif members it secures the more con uuuniie service to tne com ford Jones. certs it will be able to present, ity through their efforts in Services will be held in Cora' ie siaiea.

All funds acquired by the membership campaign, the Gables tomorrow followed bv cre win ue uevqieo. 10 speaKer asserted. mation. It is understood that the Ed. G.

Robinson In Wednesday Night Sept 14 8 Til 12:00 ashes will be brought here at later date and buried in the cem Negro News And Activity 'Night Has A etery of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter, of which he Thousand long an active member By NANNIE H. COLLINS Mrs. J. Baynes of Pennsvlvania. Eyes hile here.

CHURCH NEWS Other thar Mrs. Fitch and his Rev. T. Van B. Rhoe.

of Greens iJBif mo mrs. jreari Kogers were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Chandler on Thursday night. lie also is survived ALCO boro was guest speaker at the First Baptist Church on Sunday.

CLUB NEWS two daughter Washington, children and W. E. Fitch. oi D. four grand four great grand TODAY Double Feature Circle No.

2 of the First Ban children. list Church will meet at the home The Brute Man 2 Days' Dr. Fitch, a retired physician, jof Mrs. Viola Hall on Friday was the author of numerous pub night. PERSONALS mmmmm VftD.

lication on diet, tne Mineral Springs of America, and spent considerable study on the history Mrs. Eddie Chandler of Rich ond Avenue has returned from THUR. Added Extra Mrs. Lowder Returns From Beauty Show Mrs. Wendell Lowder of 129 Lakeside Avenue has returned to Burlington to take up her duties in her home after participating in the semi finals of "Mrs.

Amer Tommy Woodson Orchestra There will be a Jitterbug and Smooth Dancing contest with valuable cash prizes. Round Dancing each Wednesday night thereafter. Admission Couple $1 .25 Singles 75c Lloyd Recreation Center AT BIRCH BRIDGE, GLEN RAVEN, S. C. of ins native Alamance county.

Wilmington where she attended and North Carolina, using the sub ject in several printed articles. Color Short and News! the Interdenominational Usher Association and reports a very pleasant and inspirational meeting. Other delegates attending were: Ihe Battle of Alamance," It's Always which he compiled into book form lrom articles printed in the Daily COOL and Mrs. uauon iwaynard: Miss Pauline Johnson; Miss Ruth Browning i imes iNews, nad wide distribu Comfortable! tion not only in the county but and Miss Annie Graham. ica of 1949" contest held last week at Palisades Park, N.

J. The Burlington housewife was Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Tabscott of inrougnoui me Jbast. Olher publications which he au Alexander, were weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Eddie Chandler them thored included Neglected among tne top 11 contestants in the semi finals, she reported upon returning, but was not included History of North Carolina. their children and Miss Some Things North Carolina Did Bern ice Jones. and Did First in Establishing among the top five contestants who were chosen for the finals to be American Independence." "The Mr. Baxter Foust of Winston ilem.

wis weekend euest of Mr. First Founders of America. neia at Asoury Hark, N. J. following the semi finals.

and Mrs. George Foust of Mel which he attempted to prove that Drive the world's most useful carl 3 waiter itaieign Lost Uolony ille. Eugene White of Chapel Hill as a recent visitor of Mr. and not lost, and "The Origin. WING FLAPPING PLANE.

Rise and Downfall of the State of Mrs. John Worth of Melville. Franklin under her first and only An "ormthopter" is a plane which flaps its wines as a mean! Marcel and Floyd Worth, sons ivernor. bevier. of attempting flight.

This type of! Dr. Fitch was president of the of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Worth of Melville, left recently lo resume studies at Mary Potter High Alamance Battleground Commis pidne nas maae many successful gliding flights, but has failed In numerous trials for sustained sion, a member of ihe Society of bcnooi. in uxiord.

Cincinnati, of the Order of the Mrs. Evaline Cash and mother, flight. Founders and Patriots of Ameri and ex governor of the New York Society: of the Society of Colonial Wars, Society of Foreign Wars, and Society of Sons of VAN JOHNSON II 'Scene of the Crime' jl I 'Blondie's Secret' jl tne American devolution. New Zealand Taxes Show Sharp Rise Auckland, New Zealand. OP) Each person in New Zealand will pay almost S290 in taxes this year, says Walter Nash, taxation finance minister.

This compares with about 95 in 1939. The only way to reduce taxes. says, is to cut social scr and reduce the number of civil servants. This, he says, the nnent will not do. Commenting on his statement.

Qr MsW 'New ZeLnd Hearld" said Tiny of controllers, inspectors easy to see why the Kaiser Traveler i ana lorm niing clerks will remain. one of America's fastest selling cars There's real prcttige in owning a truly big luxury sedan; real cotivtwnce in baring a full sized, pay load cargo carrier; real economy in operating such gas and oU saver! GRAHAM THEATRE Wednesday and Thursday FIGHTING! LOVING! LOOTING! Kaiser Traveler only '2088 Branding 4HL their outlaw names into the fiery fame of the WEST! Mott of our boys and girls are starting a i chool year with a quiet intention lo make be record than ever before. Good light it one definite way in which we help them establish and keep good study bob Your first step? Come by our sale Door and lei us help you select the right size bulbs for all your sockets. Well be glad, too. to answer any other question you may bore about proper lighting.

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