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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
Paving Project
May Run To
.Guideway School

Locating engineers of the State
Highway and Public Works Com
mission will begin the survey on
the Pireway road next week, it
was learned authoritatively yes
terday.
Starting at the school crossing
at the Jessup-Inman Funeral home
engineers will locate the road as
far as Guideway.
Arrival Of the engineering par
ty for the survey is scheduled for
Monday.
For the past several weeks the
party has been busy on the Chad
bouln-Tabor City highway. This
work is understood to be nearing
completion.
Word that locating engineers
will continue into Guideway in
creaScS hope that the entire sec
ton may be let to contract for
construction this year.
Four and six-tenths miles were
originally scheduled for Surfaclng
last year, but due to the short
age in engineering personnel and
equipment could not be reached.
Wade Mangum, head of the en-
gineering party which will go to
work on thee Pireway road sur
vev, was in Tabor City Wednes-
dav looking over the project.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
PTA Entertained
With Playlet

The Home Economics depart
ment under the direction of Mrs.
Louise Soles, presented a playlet
showing the value Of the home
economics department at the Ia
Dor City P T A meeting Tuesday
evening at the school auditorium
Part one was entitled 1.-The
Country Cousin" with the follow
inc cast: Jeanne, Rebecca Bur-
roughs; Irene, Jaunita Norris
Wanita, Irene Jordan and Vida
A;nie NJ. Reece.
Part two was the performance
of the wedding of Homer Eco
Monies, Christine Watts, and Miss
Ageie Cotlune, Virginia Single
tarv. Ruby Lee Strickland per
formed the ceremony and Nellie
Munroe served the groom as pest
man. bridesmaids were Colean
CauSv, Willine Lovett, Hazel Butt
kin, Darlene Long, Cathleen HI
burn and Ancil Riley. Lucille
Cox and Elsie Cox were flower
eirIs and Rosa Nell Morley was
ring bearer. Train bearers were
MARGARET Gore and Inez Fowler
Lillian Suges and Bessie Mobiles
served as ushers and Betty J.;
Butler, Mary 10 Cole and AncelI
Riley rendered the wedding music
Mrs. Walker Spivev, president,
presided over thee business ses:
sion. The attendance aware
went to Miss Kate Jones room.
About 200 were in attendance
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
] nris Civilians
Hold | aides Mite

Amid the galaxy Of blue and
gold, Civitan colnrS. and red and
white. traditional Valentine col
ors. to the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of a
hundred noisemakers the CivitnnS.
their ladies and guests froIirEnd
70 the tune Of real endowment.
The festive scene. typical Of No."
Orleans "Mardi Craa" nnarhoa
the celebration Of tho T,or;e Civi-
tan snnni-annual ladies' r;oht NJ
the Crescent beach hotel Cres-
cent beach. Fnhrnarr 1Ath.
The rnneral ronm;ttnn IN az
rannements in"l ndnd !. Y. Prin"o.
"hairman s. F Horton. Art Wolfe
and Dallas L. Mackev. Club
nresidont. Sam Hirkn'an. nrecih-
I'd pt tho hannuet table and Dol
las J. Markov was actinp r'aSter
of ceremonies.
Harry Lewis. nresidnnt nf tho
LIONS clrh. and Mrs. Lewis and
Y. J.. Graham. secretary Of the
Lions club We're guests Of the
Civilians.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
bouts Parade
/ Pope Field

Eore than 400 Boy Scouts of
cape Fear area saw the army
action last week when they
fe conducted on a tour of Fort
g installations, including Pope
ID and the SIND Airbo,ne Divi-
Inc Scouts, lead by J. Oatley
Assistant Scout executive of
are;, saw the SIND Honor
id parade, heard the Division
d and made a tour of the
"GS s, phases of parachute train
i, The boys watched the dogs
me 10th Scout Dog Platoon
s put through their PAGES.
y Pope Field, the Scouts were
sa though the C-82 Flying
near troop carriers by offirers
ne sth Air Forces 26th Troop
asf squadron, and watched a
SOpter take off, fly backward,
satas and sideways and how
1901 from the ground.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
Cage Tourney
Opens Wednesday

The Tabor City Red Devils, de-
Tending champions of the Column
bus County basketball whirl, put
their 1916 crown on the line
next week when the l94T basket
ball tournament opens in Halls
boro Wednesday and runs on
through Saturday.
The Tabor Boys get their first
test Wednesday night at ten
o'clock when they tangle with the
Cerro Gordo boys team. The girls
meet their first competition We'd
nesday at eight with the CerTo
Gordo lasses.
The Red Devils won the cham
pionship last season and have
had a good year to date but are
not riding the favored roll in this
weeks championship round. Fair
Bluff, Acme-Delco and White
Vile all have showed considerable
power upon occasions during the
current season.
Whiteville's girls won the
crown last year and are favored
to again cop the title.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

s L. Braxton, chairman OF
the Columbus WniteVllle Plah-
nlng board stated III an open
lr1ter 10 various organizations
IN the county this week lhat W,
lumbus county must decloe "
90 either backward or 1orWalo
End to do something IN regard
TO the proposed class z alfpoi'
recently recommended by the
civil aernautics administration
According to a Sunday, assoc
Carolina alrports should be con
lated press release, "a NORM
structed or improved within tne
next three years and Columbus
county was listed in this num-
her This recommendation by
the CAA must be sponsored by
the town or towns in the county
separately or Jointly with CO.
lumbus county.
81 have made a study OF thls
situation and l am certain lha'
it is very important that we ar
range to sponsor this project SO
that we will be in line to get
or part of the Federal approPee
riations as soon as possible. II
we do not provide sponsorship
this appropriation will 60 to some
other county" Mr.. Braxton SAID
I'm our sister county OF Blad-
en-, not near as large as Colun-
bus, they have four lanolne
strins. Also Elizabethtown IS
Scheduled to receive this year
from federal funds $4,000 Tor
class 2 airport with two 3ooo
foot runways. Then there IS
Clinton in the next adjoining
county. whcih is scheduled to re-
ceive $4,000 for a similar air,
port. What will the citizens OF OF
Columbus county do ABOUT II!
Backwards or forWard-Colum-
bus must decide" MIR. Braxton
asserted.
In MIR. Braxtons announce
ment he has stated that otner
towns, that is other than Whlte-
Vile, have agreed that this air
mort should be columbus Coun'
ty Airport" In Tabor City, sev.
eral persons stated during me
week that this airport should be
followed up and suggested tina,
it be located at a point equaa
distance from Whiteville, Chad,
bourn and Tabor City and thai
II be known as "Tri-City Air
port
Interested persons here expires
sed the belief that to locate tn,
airport in this fashion would
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
eating Engineers To Commence Survey On Rreway Road
County To Hold One Million Dollar School Bond Election On March Is
Loris To Sponsor
Saturday Frollc

The LoriS Chamber of Com
merce is starting this Saturday
at three o'clock a giant musical
iamoree in the Brick Warehouse
which will be featured over sta
ton WDSC, Dillon, S. c. The
iamboree is scheduled for to.
morrow. March l, March 8, and
March Is.
The program will last two hours
each Saturday with the first hou,
being an amateur hour and the
second one featuring the leading
contestants of the afternoon. The
last hour, four to five o'clock will
be on the air.
Slim lIimS and his Dream Ran
Oh Boys will highlight the enter
tainment but others on the pro-
gram will include Mayor S. J.
Deery and Chamber of Com
merce President J. Robert Suggs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
Rotary Club To Hire Athletic
Director For Summer Months

The Tabor City Rotary Club de,
cided at its regular weekly meet.
ing Monday night to employ {
summer months athletic director
lG 9slgI o. 904ueIeh0 o. pug eLoI
least $500 with which to pay his
salary and to purchase needed
sports equipment. Equipment viii
be bought to be used by botl
boys and girls and will include
volleyball nets and balls, base
balls and bats, softballs and bats
footballs and other equipment.
A committee composed of A. P
Rogers, Lewis Gore and w. Hor.
ace Carter recommended that
such a program be offered to, 10.
cal youngsters during the sum-
mer and the recommendation was
accepted by the club.
Coach S. w. CarCSo will prob
ably be the athletic director and
the committee has discussed the
proposal with him. He expects
to be in Tabor City at least two
of the three months between the
school terms this summer and
would like to direct the program.
The program if carried through
as outlined by the committee,
would have director on the
school play grounds each morn
ing, except Sunday from 1000
to 1900 and each afternoon, ex-
"ent Saturday and Sunday from
3 90 until $50. All local young
sters would be invited to take
part in the recreation offered
and sports instruction would be
offered by the director.
A similar PFC %ram Va; Spon.
sored here several wears ago and
p,incinal c. H. Primer says he
can still see the results of that
summers instruction in . present
day athletic teams at the school
w. A. Williams, program chair
man for the night, discussed the
county bond election scheduled for
March 25 and urged all Rotarians
to support the election in every
way possible. The Rotary Club
here is 100 percent behind the
election.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
James A. Heniford
Killed In Wreck

James A. Hcniford, 64-year-old
farmer Of Loris, route three, was
fatally injured Thursday night
when the automobile in which he
was riding left the highway and
turned over in a ditch.
The accident took place on the
road between Loris and Green
Sea. Mr.. Heniford was rushed to
a hospital in Conway and died
without regaining consciousness.
Mr.. Heniford's son, who was rid
ing in the car, escaped without
injury.
Tie body was brought to the
Lewis Funeral home where it re-
manned until Friday.
Funeral rites will ho held frn"1
the home near Loris Sa'nrdn" y.
2 O'Clock and burial will follow
in the Gushing Swamp cemetery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
County Welfare Supervisor Speaks
To Woman's Club Thursday Night

Mrs. J. r. Num-. County well
fare supervisor, spoke before the
Tabor City Woman's club Thurs
day evening, declaring boarding
homes for children, and convalesc-
inc homes for the aged were had
" needed to carry on the welfare
work of the county. She FUR
Their pointed out that Columbus
county is in dire need of an or
phanage.
The guest speaker described the
general work of the welfare, de.
partment in which she told about
the case workers assistance to the
poor, their work with undeprivile@:'
ed children in placing them II
homes and schools and securing
proper medical treatment for the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
College Singer
Hospitalized Here

Miss kei Imai, accompanISt Tor
the High Point college quartet
who appeared here Saturday eve
ming at the school auditorium ana
Sunday morning at the Metho-
dist church. has recovered from
an attack of flu and returned to
High Point Wednesday. Miss
Imai was hospitalized at hr. l..
II. Mediums clinic.
The noted accompanies is from
Dinuba, Calf, where her father
is located in the Methodist MN
istrv. He conducts services III
both English and the japanese
language. The Japanese family
has been in America for several
generations.
Miss Imai appeared for the
Saturday evening program and
Mrs. w. P. Cox accompanied the
Quartet Sunday morning at the
Methodist church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
Local Student
Makes Honor Roll

Miss Dorothy Jean Stephenson
daugher of Mrs. Nellie Spivey OF
this city, and second year stu
dent at Mars Hill college made
the first semester honor roll
which closed January 18th. an
nounced r. NJ. Lee, dean Of the
college.
In making the announcement,
the dean pointed out that a stu
dent must earn forty quality
credits which means that the APP
proximate grade Of B must be
made on all subjects taken.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
TITLE PLAY0FF
PITS L0C GALS
AGAINST PACK

Tabor City Red Devils and
Whiteville Wolfpack will meet
in Chadbourn Saturday night
at 1880 to decide the district
championship of the class A bas-
ball conference.
Since they are the only two
schools qualified for Az rating
the piayoff is expected to Gre
ate much interest because they
split during the regular season.
Tabor City overwhelmed the
Whiteville lads 1920 in Tabor
City, but on their own court
the Wolfpack won by the mar
row margin of 42-39.
A girls game is also being
scheduled for tomorrow eve
ming.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

victims.
Program chairman, Mrs. w. c.
Truitt, introduced the speaker:
Mrs. Cowan, superintendent of
the Columbus county home, ar
companied Mrs. Num- and was al
so guest of the club.
During the business session
Mrs. J. C. Singletary, president,
heard reports from various com
mittees and asked that the club
contribute collectively to the Red
Cross drive which opens official
" March Ord. Mrs. Deland Leon
ard was appointed to receive the
donations.
Evening hostesses. Mrs. Willard
Carroll, Miss Kate Jones and Miss
MYRTLE Bailey served a sweet
course during the social hour.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
Tabor City-Loris
Presbyterlans
To Call Minister

The Tabor City Presbyterian
church and the LoriS church have
agreed to share a pastor and
both organizations have made
calls to different ministers.
Rev. Nc CheSney, member Of
the Richmond Seminary spring
graduating class will deliver a
worship message at the Loris
church Sunday morning at HOO
and is scheduled to conduct ser-
vices at the local church Sunday
evening at 1880.
Officials of the two churches
announced that the Rev. McChes-
ney will probably be called to
serve the two churches.
The pulic is invited to attend
the Sunday services.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
Scouts Win

The Tabor City boy scout troop
won the coveted advancement
trophy for the third time IN sue
cession at the court of honor held
in Chadbourn last night. They
ran a neck and neck race for the
attendance award, but were noSedi
out by Whiteville by margin OF
10 points. 49, 1o1.
B. Lyman and V. R. Burroughs,
Jr. were elevated to Life scouts
and will attain the rank OF Eagle
scents within the next six months.
The next court of honor will be
held on April 18th with Whlte-
vile Or Fair Bluff playing host.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
Willard G.. Cole
To Speak On Air
About Red Cross

Willard G. Cole, executive sec
rotary Of the Tabor City mel
chants association and fast be-
coming one of the outstanding
speakers in this section of North
Carolina, will deliver the keynote
address to a countrywide group OF
Red Cross workers at the White
vile Legion hut Wednesday night
at $3.50. The program will be on
the air over WENC Whltcvllle
from 1892 until $50.
Mr.. Cole was recently appoint
ed chairman of the Red Coss cam
paign in Tabor City and will head
the drive when it gets under
way March l..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
k'illiiarns Urges
Approval As
Eor,vard Step

FOl!S~inSs, ~ I the county BOARD H
f. s5o 5sS5S made a the ." 30"0q bond
Ee,ien Il tV CFoi ,1a county >, would "nd
held don Oh school in the county Gami; !
at ever! -, - some funds should
Eald ., sSSS5aF be favored by the
fen. ,ont election has been ss \
Ih5s for yG,'S several months n, nnb
Pn3ns :,a mi have put m ft",.t
(a'd N p'[ the matter in an ' fd1O[I
f5 sSyo Se allo' the money S'''"N'
l, slSS favor il. Tabor City
"; A. = ;" r heb board Of eduea .
Enbs S..,S % N! Monday aight, I'M.
n stare" ryior 10 the county
Fts:slE; u P WI:S55;ey Il If this MS
t JONI is +, o< u5ea M: they 90 to ,s the
y s;,,s sd4Sa.'S county at !sasI It. ten
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

y ffey II Al Of the Bloomer Girls
i w Team at Green Sea
: r rsaooI will probably refresh
srs sal Csy Of many and open
! BIa.Ol the youth of today. All
! , rsoOhlet Girls, that will play
a 5 ;sS girls team of Green
ack NV were trained during the
! rb r'oner uniform days. Dur
eo,r =, j, recent basketball tourna-
indsau Re Boomer Girls were re-
jsrs .. the tournaments of old
bis tssn and have challenged the
N , ,Sa u TO play them on March
(npssine..I reen Sea high school
! oloomer Girls have careful
served their uniforms since
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
Merchants Association Will
Hold Banquet Friday Night

The first annual banquet OF
the Tabor City Merchants Assoc
iation will be held on Friday eve
ming, FEBRUARY %, at I o'clock, 1t
was announced this morning by
S. p. Smith, president Of the or
ganization.
Willard G.. Cole, executive sec
rotary of the association, diSclos-
es plans to broadcast a portion
of the proceedings over radio sta
ton WENC, Whiteville. The
theme of the broadcast portion
will he Tabor City Looks For
ward"
The history-making broadsoct
will mark the first time a program
ever originated in Tabor City and
will be heard from Sis to S:45
pm.
Final details of the banquet are
now being worked out.
The early portion of the pro
gram will be devoted to election
o. Officers, selection of members
of the executive committee and a
brief report by the executive
<acretary of the associations ac-
,ivjties during the past eleven
months.
Wives of representatives of the
member firms have been invited
as guests and a preliminary sur
vev indicated an attendance OF
more than $50. ~.
Six members of the Tabor CITY
High School will put the Tabor
City broadcast on the ar WIN Z
special song. Mrs. w. w. WOODY
plee club director, will direct the
GROUP
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
|Oomer Girls Basketball Team
FoPlay At Green Sea High School

1917 They will certainly wear
those comfortable black boomers
that they used in 1917, whe If '4 tbe
we're declared champions OF sllI
district. The brief, flashing rea
uniforms of 1947 will undouoteG;-
" be quite a contrast to the UNI uni
forms of 1917 of white tops ana
black boomers which are any
thing but brief. t;o;no+ed
A full house is antlclpateo
when the team of 1917 plays ine
team of al at the Green Sea h's IN
school gymnasium, Marcu vim ." %
7:3O o'clock-each team wearing !
their favorite uniforms. come any any
support your favorite team ana
see the Bloomer Girls play ball.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
SCHILD'S BUYING

Miss Luray Leonard, employee
of the local Schild's Department
store, is leaving Sunday for New
York where she will buy spring
and summer merchandise for the
local establishment. In return
ing she will visit a cousin, Miss
Viola Sellers in Washington, d.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
hCK IN STATES

H. ". S. Cox. former Tabor
y resident and brother of Mrs.
J. Hodge and Mrs. Ballard
Tler. landed in the states af-
about three years service with
army in Japan and India.
l.. Cox has been in the service
more than ten years and has
n several tours of duty over
p His family is residing at
b Huron, Mich.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
(otholic Services
Hated Wednesday

sDeciaI services are being held
II Wednesday evening At 20
| The Saint Francis Navler Catn IN,
\ church in Tabor City and WllI
ftinue through Lent. father
krk J. Howard. announced.
|las, Wednesday Catholics be
l the observance of the season
Lent. a period Of 10 days
kysr and penance in prepara-
b for Easter. This season Is
he'd in the desert.
he'd in thee desert.
The hour of mass on Sunday Is
5 900 for the frs: TWO Sun
b in the month and 100 fol-
remaining Sundays.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

Ruey Hewett and Arthur Prince
returned Tuesday night from a
buying trip to New York; MI.
Hewett is owner of the local Koo-
erts Clothing company, while Mi;
Prince is one of the partners OF
The Prince Brothers Furniture.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
RETURN FROM GERMANY

1t. and Mrs. Otto Marsh nave
ratu,ned from Bremen, Germany
where 1t. Marsh served 27 months
with the Army Air Forces. Mrs.
Marsh joined her husband three
months ago. sors
1t. Marsh is awaiting orders
and terminal leave in GreenVil!e
after which time they will visit
his parents in Indiana. Mrs: rs, M ia,
81 is spending some time with nef
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Harrel1
SON Prior to her voyage she held
a position with the local Wacca-
nav Bank and Trust company
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

OT'T OF HOSPITAL
Festus Hardee has resumed his
duties at the local Western Auto
Store after several days treat
ment at Rogers hospital in Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
H. B. ELLIOTT ILL

II. Is. Elliott who has been ser
iouSly i'll 1T his home here fol
the past few weeks is reported i'm
proving at this time. Misses Hat
tie Mae and Jamie Elliott, regist-
cred nurses. of Washington, d. &.
are at their fathers bedside.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

Mrs. s. L. Parham is improving
nicely at her home here following
several days illness.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

V. R. Burroughs has returnesd
from Johns Hopkins hospital al
ter several days observation tnere'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-19

al 400 p. m. with the Rev. a.
A. Banks officiating. Inter
meni was al Detroit Memorial
Park.
CROSBY. Junior. Age IS; Hd-
dress l3S26 Fleming. Funeral
services were held al the
Diggs' Chapel Thursday. April
10. az 2 p. m. with the Rev.
Johnson officiating. Intermeni
was made al Detroit Memorial
Park.
WOODS. Baby Girl. Age, shii-
born. Address s4T Alfred. In
iermenf was made Saturday.
April IL. al 2 p. m. AZ Lincoln
Memorial Park.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-19
Congress Of National Beauty Cultursts' League
Convenes In Detroit At Lucy Thurman Branch wv

tlst church, 1901 st. Aubln, with
the Rev. II. II. Coleman pas
tor, presenting the officials and
participants. Among those pres
emit and participating were Mrs.
Haley Thomas, national organic
or from Kansas City, Missouri,
who introduced the guest speak
er, Mrs Willie Ford Tennessee
from Ashvlle. N. c. The re-
spouse was made by Mrs. Sc
rena B Patterson. vice presi-
dent from Philadelphia, Pa
Others Of national importance
introduced to the large gath
ering were Mrs. Cordelia Greene
johnson, Jersey City, n. j.; Mrs.
Priscilla Dean Lewis, of Indiana
polls InG Emily Boase. presi-
dent Of the Michigan State
Board of Cosmetology, Lansing.
Michigan and Madame Annie
Malone. honored guest and
founder of the Poro System,
Chicago I'll.
Local persons who addressed
the congress were Mrs. Jean
Meta Welsh Brown. Miss May
me Tilghman, c. a. Howell and
Herbert Dudley Musical Selcc-
tionS were rendered by the
Great Lakes Insurance A Cap
pella choir, with Elizabeth Gary,
director, and a dramatic reading
was done by Paul Holt.
Participating in the daily seS-
sions andN demonstrations were
Mrs. Essie Davis. Of Phlladel-
phia. Alvin Walls. Mrs. Thelma
Parker. Flossie Wilson Of S. C.,
Elsie Day, New Jersey, and
Priscilla d Lewis Lady " Fos-
ter. of Detroit. Mrs r. Louise
Grooms, president Of the Detroit
Institute of Commerce, gave an
address on Better Business
Management"
HIGHLIGHTS
Highhghtlng the days pro-
gram was the grand ball Mon
day night at the Mirror ball
room.
Other affairs included a lunch
con in the afternoon al the WV
sightseeing tour Of Detroit
and Windsor. and cabaret par
" and fashion show at the
Club 666 A number OF awards
were presented during the con-
ference.
Among those attending tho