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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Methodist Hour
To Start Sunday,
October Second

The fourth annual broadcast OF
1.-THE Methodist Hour" will be car
ried by the nations largest indie
pendent religious radio etwork
and will be produced in the only
rdenominationally w n d
studios in the country. More than
80 radio stations are now cooper
ating with the Southern Religious
Radio Conference in the distrlhu-
ton OF radio broadcasts produced
by radio committees Of Suthern
Baptist, the Presbyterian Church
in the u. s., the Protestant Epls-
copal Church and the Methodist
Church.
Beginning Oct. End the Method
list Hour will be produced IN the
studios of the p. otestant Radio
Ce,:ter. which is corporation
chartered under the laws OF the
State of Georgia The studios OF
the Protestant Radio Center Will
be used for the: production OF re-
ligious radio programs, audio-
visual materials and in the future
television programs. This center
is owned by radio committees OIL
the Methodist Church, the 'rotes-
tant Episcopal Chul ch, the fres,
bvterian Church in the u. D, ana
bv three educational institutions
Ae.es Scott College. Columbia
Theological Seminary, both IN De-
catur, Ga, and Emory University
Membership in this corporation 10
also held by the southern office
of the Federal Council OF ChufcheS
and by certain committees from
the Lutheran Church and the
Christian Church. Bishop William
c Martin. resident bishop OF tne
Dallas Area of the Nethoai,'
Church and chairma: of the All
vanc. fo, Christ and His Chufch
w;u sneak on the first broadcast
Oct End, 1949. Othe: speakers "
he heard in October will DE oishop
Marvin A. Franklin, Jackson
Miss DR.. II. Bascom Watts Iu.s,''
OnIa and Dr.. John Owen smith'
S. c. The Me'houls'
Hour and other programs spun.
sored by the southeh Religious
SIT Conference are heard sun
dav mornings at $50 over sta.ion n
wpTF Raleigh, n. Co. w W. ~
wilmington, N. c. or over VIEW" m
yMhiteville. Monday 8:l3 A. W.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28

A. c. EDWARDS, III. son of Mr..
and Mrs. A C. Edwards. ST., of
Tabor City, was recently elected
vice-president Of the Charlotte
Alumni Chapter of the Sigma Chi
Fraternity in Charlotte.
Edwards is a graduate co Of
the University Of North Carolina,
where he was elected to member
ship in the following fraternities:
Phi Beta Kappa, national honor
airy scholastic fraternity; Beta
Cana Sigma, national honorary
commerce fraternity; Delta Digma
Pi. national commerce professional
fraternity; and the Alpha Tau
Chapter of Sigma Chi.
Edwards, a certified public &C
countant, has been associated
with the international C. p. A.
firm of Peat, Warwick, Mitchell
G. Co.. Charlotte, for the past two
years.
Very active in the religious, So
tial and professional activities in
Charlotte, Edwards is president of
the Young Peoples Sunday School
class of Myers Park Baptist
Church, secretary of the Unicorn
Club, a member of the Bachelors
Club of Charlotte, Legion INDIE
pendence Post 1852, and the Asso-
citation of Certified Public Ac-
countants.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
"How's' Your Football

owS Your football, fans? Well here's chance to find
f. and pick up little on the Side-f you've graduated
na the old school of Il know who'll win on Saturday.
The Tribune will list each week group of ten to Is
eS being played in the nation the Saturday date of
B: week All you have to do is pick the winners, by
-aang line through the losing team And, take your
any of the games listed and give your guess to the
.-2 probable
II you pick correctly all the winners and your score
LESS proves be correct-n other words you hand in
per correct paper The Tribune will award you the
..antc of $500.
L. however. no one turns in completely correct
@ the person who hands the in most nearly correct
III receive $500 and extra dollar if the selec
in on the game of their choice is correct.
In the case of more than one person sending in correct
winning answers the prize money will be divided among
:: winners.
"Hows Your Football" is open to the general public
nth the exception of employees of The Tabor City Tribune
ID their immediate families.
Entries must be made the official blank printed in
Tribune each week. and signed by the entrant Entries
Isl be received in The Tribune office by 200 the
!trday date of the entry blank.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
ROOMS NEEDED
FOR FESTIVAL
VISITORS

Mrs. Evelyn Leonard, secre-
tary In the office of the Tabor
City Merchants Association,
issued a call this week for a
list of available rooms in town
for 0ut.Of-town visitors dur
ing the week of the CarOlinas
Yam Festival.
Mrs. Leonard urged that
citizens having rooms call the
association office, telephone
1886, in order that a list could
be prepared and visitors plac.
ed Immediately upon their ar
rival In Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Sweet Potato Market Opens On
October S; Brokers Approve
Program For Fighting Disease
Brokers And Growers
To Pay One Cent
Per Bushel

Members of the Tabor City Mar
keting Company met Wednesday
morning and voted to collect one
cent on every bushel of green
sweet potatoes bought, through
the local auction market, from the
grower, and to pay a one cert
levy themselves on every bushel
sold, for the purpose of fighting
sweet potato diseases and advei-
Using the Carolina porto rico
sweet potato.
This means that every farmer
will pay the marketing company
six cents instead of five cents on
the bushel, and that each buyer
will pay into the company three
cents instead of two cents, MAX
ing a total of nine cents, of which
two cents will be used for the ad-
vancement of the program men
toned above.
The buyers also agreed to fol-
low the same levying procedure in
the buying of cured sweet pota-
toes hl the North Carolina coun-
ties of Columbus. Brunswick,
Robson and Bladen, and the
South Carolina counties Of Horny
Dillon and Marion.
At a meeting held two weeEs
ago in Tabor City between brokers
and growers, the problem OF
diseases in sweet potatoes was dis
cussed, and growers pres" at
the meeting agreed to the one
cent levy which the brokers have
now approved.
The funds thus collected will be
turned over to q committee ap-
pointed by the Tabor City Mar
keting Company. This committee
will be charged with the RESPONSE
bility of deciding a definite course
OF action, which will eventually,
it is hoped, solve the problems Of
sweet potato diseases and better
the marketing demand for the
Carolina porto rico potato.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
WhifeviIIe Go. !.
Ordered To Pay
Sum OF $4,1}.50
Other Settlements
Made In Civil
Court

Civil Court was in SeSsiCI in
the county this week with Judge
Henry l.. Stevens, Jr., Of Warsaw
presiding.
Robert franklin Clodfelte:, who
is employed by the Waccamaw
Bank & Trust Company,l was
sworn in for the practice Of law,
as was Junius Bright Lee, Jr.. of
the law firm of Powell. Lee and
Lee.
A compromise was made in the
case of Wilson Carlisle Johns'H by
next friend, Woodrow Johnsn, VS..
Whiteville Plumbing Company. a
corporation, and Robert West.
West was charged with driving
. Whiteville Plumbing Company
truck which struck Johnson, age
s, while he was delivering papers.
The court ordered a S4.633.50 set
tleme.t. plus all medical and doc
tor bills in full payment.
A compromise was also reached
in the case of Thomas II. McC. O.
rey. ST.. administrators VS.. S. l..
Braxton. Thomas II. NEGRO. ey.
Jr, was struck and killed on
March 1, 1919, in the town OF
Whiteville. The court orde: ed
$4,000 in full payment for the
settlement and satisfaction of all
causes Of action set out in the
complaint.
judgement of alimony without
divorce and support and custody
OF children was the case Of Reba
Cox Norris VS.. Ray L. Norris.
The court awarded the plaintiff
$3.50 PEI month 10 be paid until
July 10, 1850, after that. $12O per
month until each child should
reach the age of Is.
Judgement of contempt OF court
was ordered against H. D. McCum-
bic who failed to appear in court
and was given 80 day road se.-
tence to commerce on September
2I
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Sales Start At Nine
O'clock Each
Day

The Tabor City sweet potato
auction market, under the opera
ton of the Tabor City Marketing
Company, will be in full swing
next Wednesday morning, Oct. 5,
at zine o'clock, as the 1949 auc-
ton market is officially opened.
Market hours will be from nine
A. M. to twelve. P. NJ, and one
thirty P. M. to five p. NJ, each
day, Monday through Friday, and
nine A. NJ to twelve P. M. on Sat-
urdays, E. w. Fonvielle, president
of the company, announced this
week
The auction market, now famous
throughout the states cast OF the
Mississippi River, is the largest
single market in this section OF
the country, and boasts a buying
group of six separate companies,
all of which have memberships IN
the Tabor City Marketing Com
pany.
Buyers on the auction market,
which is now in its third success
full season are the Carroll Sales
Company, F.. w. Fonvielle and
Son, M. c. Sarvis Company and
the Corbett Packing Company, all
of Tabor City, and the Chadbourn
Potato Storage Company of Chad
bourn, erd w. M. Stephens and
Sons of Whiteville.
Sweet potatoes are now being
bought on the local market from
growers who were ready to sell
before the official opening date
of Oct. S. Officials on the market
expressed. the belief that prices
would not be as high this year as
last year prices, but were certain
the competitive spirit of the mar
ket would bring growers the best
possible prices, as they have done
in the past, for all grades OF sweet
potatoes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Red Devils Seek
First Win From
Wilmington Bees
Pirates Hand Caruso's
Boys Second Loss
OF Season

The Tabor City Red Devils will
be seeking their first win of the
season on Friday night when they
play host to the Wilmington "R"
team on the local field. game time
8 o'clock.
The Pirates of Lumberton de-
feated Coach Sill Carusos eleven
last Friday evening in a spirited
contest which netted them a 1870
wiz. The opening game on Sept.
16 gave the Laurinburg Scots a
close win Of 1871.
In last Fridays game, two
passes thrown by Pope Baxley
gave the Pirates their pair of
touchdowns. The first pass came
midway in the opening quarter
and was receivd by MCKEE Nc
Keithan who was waiting behind
the goal line for the 30 yard
heave. The second I'D came in
the early portion of the seccnd
quarter In much the same way
with McKeithan and Baxley doing
the honors once more.
Despite the scoring made by the
Pirates, the game was dominated
the majority Of the time by the
Red Devils, who lacked the nee
essary punch to score when they
were in Pirate territory.
However, the Tabo.' eleven new
err gave up, and III the final min
utes of play swept from their own
IS TO ther-L umhsrton 30, only to
be stopped by the element of time
as the game ended.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Grand Ole 0pry:::.:.:
Gang To Be Here
80,
With Acuff Show
Shep Fields Engaged
To Play For :.
Yam Ball "

Officials of the Carolinas Yam
Festival {, nounced this week the
engagement of Roy Acuff. inter-
nationally famous stage. radio ana
screen star. and His Grand Ole
Opry Gang. to ente! tain the thou-
sands of visitors expected TO al
tend the Second Ar. ual CARO-
LINAS YAM FESTIVAL, to be
held in Taho: City on Oct. Is, IA,
and Is.
Following this announcement.
word was received on "Wednesday
that Shep Fields and His Orehes-
ira would play for the Yam -Bnll
on Friday cven.' <, Oct. IA, IN
Garrell'S Warehouse. The FIELDS
Orchestra. Il top-notch organiza.
ton 70" the nations millions OF
dancers. recently completed an en-.
pasemcnt in the Blue Room OF
the Roosevelt Hotel in New Or
leans. good b.dication Of their
popularity in the country.
Roy Acuff and His Grand Ole
Opry Gang. which includes IL IN
the cast other than Acutf, VIII
present a concert and stage show
in Garrell's Warehouse on Thurs.
day afternoon, Oct. 13, AID will
play for square dance enthusiasts
on Thursday evening, also in Gar
rells Warehouse.
Saturdays program. Oct. 49, the
last day OF the Festival, will fea-
ture two afternoon performances
in the Exhibit Hall, New Farmers
Warehouse. of Carl CaudilPs Car
nival of Stars, and square dance
in GarrelIs Warehouse III the
evening. CaudilPs group are wei
known Eastern Carolina and Vlr-
ginia entertainers and can be
heard regularly over STATION
VITO. kinston.
Tickets for the o:tertainment
features of the Festival. with the
exception of entertainment on the
Exhibit Hall stage, will 20 on SAFE
within the next few days. a
nominal sum is being charged to
defray the expenses of the enter
tainment program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Drivers Pay For
Law Infraciions
Major Portion Court
Cases Involve
Drivers

Violations of laws concerning
drivers and automobile owners
were again this week a major por-
ton of cases tried in Recorders
Court on Tuesday.
Howard Hunt, no operators IL
ce,lse-S250O fine and costs.
Charles Francis Benton, speed
ing-judgment suspended on pay
ment of $1,000 fine and costs.
William Warren Green, speed
80 days suspended upon payment
of $1,000 and court costs.
Mathis L. Harper, 20 operators
acknowledgement suspended upon
payment of $500 fine costs, fine
remitted.
Tom Henry Jones improper
acknowledgement suspended upon
payment of costs.
Robert Johnson, no operators IL
ce,:se-judgment suspended upon
payment of $500 fine and cost,
RENTED.
William Henry Mcmillan, inn
proper brakes and lights-judg-
ment suspended upon payment OF
costs.
Henry Tenapel, Jr.. failure to
dim lights, judgment suspended
upon payment of costs.
Euge:e Thompson, speeding
en- IN f;po and costs
Jimmy Bellamy, failure to dim
lights, pleads guilty-judgment
suspended upon payment of cost
Richard Graham, reckless drlv-
ing-6O days on the road suspend
ed on payment of costs.
Hermie S. Hedgpeth, speeding
Judgment suspended upon pay
ment of $1,000 fire and cost.
Charles Raymond Hendrls,
shedding - judgment suspended
upon payment of $1,000 fine and
cost.
Dorothy B. Mccoy, failure to
dim acknowledgement suspended
upon Day VI NSoN''
James Thomas, allowing
minor to operate vehicle-Judg-
nett suspended upon payment OF
$4,000 fine and costs, fine remit
ted.
Brady Wright, breaking and en-
tering and damage to personal
property-no probable cause to
breaking and entering, guilty OF
trespassing, 80 days suspended on
payment of cost and must not Vio-
late criminal laws of North caro-
lima for a period of two years
Knox Gualls, improper licenses
on Acknowledgements suspended
upon payment of costs.
Thomas Dougald Davis, reckless
driving -judgment suspended upon
payment of cost.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Roy Acuff, Shep Fields, Headline -
Festival Entertai1,menta Program;
Hiqh AttendancelF Figures Expected
CONSTRUCTION
BEGINS IN
EXHIBIT HALL

Construction began on We'd
nesday in the New Farmers
Warehouse of exhibit booths
for the second annual CARO-
LINAS Y A NJ FESTIVAL,
scheduled to begin on Oct. IL.
Town decorations, officials
of the decorating committee
announced, have been delayed
due to q shipping error. but
should be here within the next
three days.
Attractive bumper signs ad.
vertising the Festival have
been received and are now in
the process of being distribut-
ed. Car owners DESTROYS of
receiving bumper signs may
call at the office of the Tabor
City Merchants Association,
located In the Tribune Build
ing, and receive u sign for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Delano Wiggles.

PEMBROKE-DelanO God
win, 4 year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Goodwin, who
was stricken with polio dur
ing the summer is gradually
regaining the use Of his par
alyzed left leg, says his moth
er. He is under rigid rules OF
exercising each day.
Now he is able to move four
toes on the once completely
paralyzed left foot.
The big toe still refuses to
move as yet but his mother
feels sure that when the exer-
cises have been kept up for
some time longer all toes will
return to their n0rmality.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28

INVITE. PUBLIC
FOR TRY OUTS

A three-act play. Dear hutn'
will be presented by the spot-
lighters in November. Tryouts
will be held on Monday, OCT
2 at 3 2. NJ, and 8 p. NJ IN
the Grammar School audi.
forum. The public is in'itea
to try. out. L..,
Dear Ruth is deilgnIul
co,nedy with five men and five
women. 1t has been given sue.
cessfully on high school stages
and it is hoped that people
from the community will come
to the tryouts which are open
for everyone.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
RED VANS ELECT
CO-CAPTAINS
JACOBS, FOWLER

Bad weather failed to hinder
practice of the Tabor City Red
Vans, as the local team spent two
hours Tuesday evening of inten-
sive work on signals in the Plant
ers Warehouse under the direction
of Coach Jimmy Rogers.
The team also elected Curtis ia
cobs and Orben Fowler co-cap-
tains.
The Red Vans are busy prepar-
ing for a game Saturday with
Pembroke College in Pembroke,
and will practice again on Friday
evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
TABOR CITY PTA
MEETS WE'D.

The Tabor City Parent
Teachers Association will hold
its first meeting of the year
on Wednesday evening, Oct. 5.
at 1880 o'clock, in the school
auditorium, Mrs. j. C. Single
tary, president, announced on
Wednesday.
Principal C. H. Primer urg-
ed that all parents attend and
said an interesting program
had been arranged for the
meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Pittman Joins Tabor
School Faculty

. Sanford Pittman of Lucuma mas
Joined the faculty of the Iapoi
Civ School as the new teacher
allotted for the attendance record
made in the first 10 days of school,
Principal G. II. Pin'er announced
this morning.
Mr.. Pittman, graduate of the
Atlantic Christian College in Will
son, assumed his duties ~ seventh
ri AIDE teacher Wednesday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Allan Attends
Retaining School

Patrolman VIM. S. Allan attend
ed the State Highway Patrol Re
training School in Chapel Hill
last week along with group OF
so men.
Pattolma.- Allan is assigned to
Columbus County with headquar-
ters in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
UNIQUE DINING CAP

a UNIQUE form OF dining car on
British railways reproduces old
taverns designed in the Tudor style
with half-timbered whitewashed
walls. dark oak beams, oak set
tees, tables against the wells. small
loaded windows. tiled floors and
cocktail bars.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
TENNEsSEE's NICKNAME

Tennessee got its nickname OF
the Volunteer State" during the
Mexican War when Gov. Aaron v.
Brown issued a call for $500 men
to volunteer for Army service and
$4,000 responded within a few
days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
A PROCLAMATION

VUEREAS it being that the Town of Tabor City will
m 10 thousands OF outoftown visitors during the Sec
= n,ua! CAROLINAS YAM FESTIVAL, October l3 IA
ID IS. and
WHEREAS is to the best interests of all citizens that
streets places of business dwellings, and vacant lots, be
prr>cn.be condition possible for visitors to view
s;;ng N the capacity of Mayor of the Town of Tabor
III. do hereby
PROCLAIM the days of October TO- II, and IL, 1919,
g]niay. Tuesday and Wednesday, as CLEANUP DAYS
n the corporate limits of the Town of Tabor City, and
al the disposal OF its citizens the town truck which
make regular runs throughout the Town on the days of
Kobe. 10 II. and -. 1919
W. A. WILLIAMS, Mayor
Town of Tabor City
September 30. l949
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
FAMOUS HORSE EXECUTED

Krepys!l, a famous Russian
trotting horse, was tried for treac
am in 1919 after the downfall OF,
the Romanoff dynasty. Convicted
of being pet of the oppressor
the horse was executed before
firing squad.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
"HOW'S YOUR FOOTBALL"
Official Entry Blank

Lii To:
Tabor City Tribune
Box 191
Tabor City, n. C..
Games Scheduled for October 9Th
1913 Scores
1unbia vs. Yale Columbia "a, Yale %
Duke VS. NAVY . Duke %, Navy
|aida vs. Auburn Florida l6, Auburn 8
urman vs. Richmond Richmond 7 Furman
GEORGETOWN Wake Forest No game
Indiana vs. T. c. U. T. C.. D. T. INDIANA .,
s. L. vs., Texas A L. S. u A. Texas & M Is
Michigan Army No game
NJ. Carolina So. Carolina No game 49, .
rthweStern VS.. Minnesota Northwestern ~, Minh' 10
Eg,re Dame vs. Purdue . Notre Dame %, Purdue II
Oklahoma vs. Texas . Oklahoma 20, Texas ID
:An State VS.. Boston College No game
hngton Oregon State Washington a. oregon 81 IL
-n0is vs. Iowa . Illinois a. Iowa
Game Selected
cam Score vs., Team ....... Score
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Score VS.. Team
''HOW'S YOUR FOOTBALL"
Official Entry Blank

Hall To:
Tabor City Tribune
Box 19l
Tabor City, N. C..
Games Scheduled For October lst
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28

1913 SCORES
Ala. ID, Vanderbilt IA
No game
Clemson 6, N. C. State 0
Duke 7, Tennessee Z
Ga. Tech Is, Tulane Z
No. Car. 81, Georgia IA
Wisconsin 20, Illinois 10
Purdue 20, Iowa Ii
LSU 26, Rice 13
S.M.U. ID, Missouri 20
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28

Tabor City Tribune
Box 191
Tabor City, n. c.
Evening star., 1949-04-18
College Publicity Group
To Meet Here April 26

The American College Public
Relations Association will hold Its
annual convention here from
April 26 to 80, with George Wash
ington University as the host
school.
Headquarters Of the convention
will be in the Washington Hotel.
Speakers scheduled include
Senator Kefauver, Democrat, of
Tennessee; Commissioner of Edu-
cation Earl j. McGrath, Senator
Evening star., 1949-04-18
Flower DispIuy PIonned

The Brookland Garden Club will
give an exhibition of flowers and
plants at Z pm. tomorrow at the
Slowe School, Fourteenth and
Jackson streets NE. In addition,
there will be hobby exhibits, art
displays, movies and pictures of
flowers,
Evening star., 1949-04-18

Graham, Democrat. of North Car
olina, former president Of the
University Of North Carolina: Err
nest K. Lindley, Washington edi-
tor of Newsweek magazine, and
Wayne Coy, director of the Fed
eral Communications Commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
New Building Under Way
Al Marjorie Webster

Marjorie Webster Junior Col.
lege will open it's fall term on Sep.
TENDER 26 with an enrolment Of
1875 resident students and so day
students expected.
Underway on the 14-acre cam.
pus in the 770O block of Seven.
tenth street NV. is the con.
struction of a new $215.000 build.
ing which is expected to be com.
pleted by next spring.
The new building, three storie!
high, will provide living quarter.
for 68 students, Miss Marjorie
Fraser Webster, president anc
founder of the college, said. Il
also will provide science labora.
tory, a little theater with a seating
capacity of $50 and a radio ano
teleyision studio,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
| Cathedral School Plans
50-Year Anniversary

The National Cathedral School,
for Girls will begin observance OF
it's 5Oth anniversary year when
the fall term opens on Septem-
Der %.
Plans for the golden an
niversary celebration are under
way, according to Miss Mabel
Turner, principal of the school
1t is expected that graduates
numbering 1900, will meet in
their communities for the schools
anniversary observance. A golden
anniversary week end celebra-
ton is planned for June.
The National Cathedral School
for Boys will have new head
master when classes open there
also on September %.
He is the Rev. Charles Martin
of Burlington, VT. His appoint
ment to the position was an
nounced last June, following the
resignation of the Rev. Albert
Hawley Lucas who was head
master for 20 years before be-
coming archdeacon of the diocese
of Maryland.
Mr.. Martin also now becomes
one of the canons of the Wash
ington Cathedral.