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Evening star., 1949-01-30
PERSONAL

ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED music
stndio; by month day. week. hour
ExccEiLsSr CARE GIVEN medical
rsd ns nsss ea ms Sy 9sTs
ings; proximity Taft Bridge. AD
m 4si. CLOTHES THERE ARE sTYlEs.
In fitting there is skill, styles come,
yss tnos s0 sas ENdrE ss Esmfns as eu
Formerly of 9th Ave-, n. "
Custom made, restyling. alterations;
nothing too hard. Centrally located,
sllInF lIhi0 st n;Xl; Em 20; ua sH n.s03 aSo3.
sos sess oaas Is ny .as %s'hnssSa Aasasf
Coaching in swimming. tennis, golf
and other sports. Complete sym
S,6sS %,ooD "a SaAMP' p. 9. Box TsS isS,i
she ssd o. ,af i.0i Phone NA sas
for appointment to have yours de-
signed. Open Thurs. and Sat. I'll
REDGUcE-c.oinet baths; gentlemen.
M' iS am so II p% SRR at ssa
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' gar
ments; prompt and efactent service;
open eyes. 31o9 l4th st. NV
rSooMf So afs'l TAX RETURNS explained
for nominal sum by q former Reve.
Town AMI COUNTRY School,
nursery through sixth grade; door
transpostattiGnG; approve.
'ePfSa' FEW VIZ; VxGANcrEs ~; left for boy.
who have not learned how to study
in their present school; 5 or Z day
boarders; grades to IL; second
s:aissss iialss sS ssss 5fs
TURBANs beautifully draped TO suit
Appointment: Open Thurs. and
cShoRhb Sst fh fM{RNmHsrER m wish.. to pur-
ne. location; must have basement;
viii pay $4,000 cash and 500 mo.
Call MR.. cox. RE 1886.
ALTERATIONS. restyling. tailoring;
s1sn en 'ssa1HFs SAsfF ss eosfSnr fSst 'sSs! saop
rfaso' f2s EsssNrnxL e ssi nix at studios. As;
sursd @ exesllen. e mt care. y YIN alaE pay rental
VARIETY ENTERTAINERS-Musical
singing dance, magic s ACTS etS;i S.i stso h,s
evening affairs, also benefit shows.
rGRNfTURE GR fF9i urHoLsrERER, 1st
class; will do work reasonable; at
homes or shop. J. D. ROSS, Jr.'
FffbEksL f6 Rs1i INCOME TAX returns pre-
pared by experienced party. Fees
from $5 to 500. MI. 394g. -31
SLIP COVERS. draperies. co. $500.
workmanship. DAIGNEAULT. Deco
KIND CARE given to an elderly OF
semi-invalid. Sunny room. eH. 076o
CHIED CARE-will give full-tirpe
care Of children or Infants in r.
eensed suburban home. For informA-
ton call FIR. 1882 bet. IL and 3.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

SECRETARIAL SERVICE, tipping
mail and telephone service. enve-
lopes, address, public stenographers
WORTHINGTON SERVICES, S427
Ga. ave. 81. 370O.
NOW-Every well-dressed man can
have his individual custom tailored
favorite better-grade stock suits.
A & G CUSTOM TAILORING CO.,
Room 306, Victor Bldg. 724 9th
MiMEOGRAPHING, stencils cut,
stenography. Call Adams 5456.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

ADDING MACHINES, caiculetors
cleaned. oiled and adjusted; Az
AppNS fMEcSs,s 81 sls frfiERksrRRRs ifsh
purchased and traded, repaired
iss e ,rs oFcs Eng MIeHsEs c. e.
BAsY sls Ian aSp Sy yUvESILE III af IN TSE
new and steriiised mattresses, stroll.
lers, play pens, high chairs and
youth beds. Prompt delivery serv.
ies: ,cHnDREN's CENTER, INC.
BRfck, i''S CARPENTRY, gen. repair
work; AL colored mechanics; free
estimates. McCRAY, FIR. -5442.
BRICK CONTRACTOR, ready to start
any Job, large or small, also repairs.
BRfcKWTooRK-chimneys, nreplaees.
walls, repairing walks, waterproof.
ing. 1st-class work after 3. MI.
BHksIhcsKrAYrNG, X r1REpLACEs ana
chimneys built and repaired by
mason craftsman. A. FAoNANI.
BAkTIctktgsaNa All Ttktggss4aNa and eind.rsloek work.
experienced nrst-class mechs ME.
sEGMMpHSG EM; srSs AND REMopELINa.S Se Gem.
mercial and residential. By experis
enced builder. CHI. 4092 weekdaysi
Fairfax 1851, Sat" sunday astss
6 pm.
CONTINUED o. Nsxs fasO
Evening star., 1949-01-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS

TYPIST ~. law ONCE, $50 wk,; pub
typist; single, publisher. $l75: Can
use 600 applicants daily. Miss Evans,
BoYD's; 700 18th st., cor. g: Ma.
TYPIST (mi, elsctromatic iBM, s.
pe epen: M Al once. n. Miss GgIi ssii. BoYp's,
.nnxkrspEss 7o9 12ts st coz y, q sso NAi A. 2s4o;
NeR sfnf BIZ st0 mfsh and SPes sl So Td
S4ssessrf s2ss 's SERVICE ''Hsi 1911 eH;s & St:
TEACHER for public school LIST Grade,
iSP ssl.FY y4,h .DASs .hd e. r. FEAGsER ss5s
cLERK-TYPIsT. cashier -bookkeeper,
slRSisEs i WYE sssns sa! G.. sys 81 SSS
ENGINEER, $4,000
Under a. decree slsctricsl severe,
fSaG,OOei Ss1i 6 st: rEksoSssb r. assb. SERVICE
Credit Mgr. (M.), $500 Up
Exper. or. col, excep. opprty; young,
sIsan.sns Hs s.Io man at once Miss Kelly
BOYD, IUU l2th, Cor. u
Al Sec'ty (F.), $50 Wk.
Patent law expr., under 2b. will pay
more. .sec'y. engineering, attrac.
personality. real sec'y TO $50 wk.
Spanish eng. sec'y. native Amer,
81 500. Assoc. sec'y start S55 Wk.
Dozens of others hourly to sos wk.
Need 200 applicants daily for in
teresting positions. See Miss Lee
or Miss Rose. Est 80 years; thou
sands placed. INQUIRE
BOYD, 700 18th, MA. 2340
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HELP poMEsrIc

CHILD's NURSE. white. not over 40;
live live In; good salary. GE. 627l. -
COOK for nI.e. guest house, iivs in; per
Phone no s ss11 'ot Tor fisn5 sppotnsmsnt: nsnsGa
COOK, part-time, $50 Through 2
pm. dinner: experienced: references
REQUIRED; some Light laundry; Sls
1S1s aduiss; n :iRs Tnars asiit ast.rnoon aea
and every other Sun Oh: go home
nsishts; WAGES. $50 per Ek. must
COOK, G.H.w.-Fond Of children.
COOK. G.H:W-Expes. ana refer.
nee; small family; sls-dsy vk.;
coox liss "A AND 6a a.a.W:3.p.rm.n.pt afsss. posi-.
tion for competent person: 2 In lam
COOK MAID; breakfast. 8 am. din,
ner z: day OF after breakfast ant
cleaning: every other SUM-; live out
c9EErllft c9EEr ltsS, sor small. new house. near
Falls Church: man 70 have outside
job, but help with chores; woman
s1od e 90 s;h;w;, sly, and eccs,ns; aans salsry.
couPIt@&us msRaR Be "a Al i0Cs With sS rse.n.
city refs. working as couple in pvt.
home. Live in. Own pvt. suite up
stairs. Good salary. SIN. fam.
Fond Of shildren;, OR. o544 s,44
G.HW. and plain cook small adult
ssgb 18th 81: n.T' .aa IL m siss. sfsss-ry Hl
G.H.N., care of child. live in, nice
cRsFRzt ssHfssi IF tHsoJsExostktn, 81 Sait s;s., so
gk;;; .rrsferences REQUIRED; sea wk
GENEhSL !; 'saI. aousEwoRk; Ao!u Q. X. as, Whit.
mlfaf,asfs ia tsmiis woman It. 44s9 & stay ni'h''
GIRL, NV. and plain eookins; small
apt, 2 adults, l empl: hours 8 to
HousfkyEEpFk g Sesy Hssf sS% for Mo sn. S'sS fsm,,
T.iersnneeee; Gall after l2 sunday
HegsEKEErEs, EfGa H. .sl N 1t 't ref e.. .hv
5h-day vk:, Iaund. (suto. washerl
care 2 children good plain cook
HoGsE MOTHER, refined white vom:
eouD. to and ss'n Care hqoIs oI %
daughter; and be one Of the family;
comfortable private room In attrac-
tiye home. Telephone home. GE
7904. or ONCE. Ho:. 2478, Ext. 80.
MAID, g.h.w., small apt, care OF
child IL mos. old; references re-
auired. no. 610O. Ext. 406.
MAID to live in. pvt. quarters; refs;
exp. In Eeneral house cleaning AND
children; S25 wk. Call ia. 3306
MAID, s.h.w. live in; only exp. need
apply; local references; $40 per wk.
PART tf1ai FINE MAID, 8 to 4 hrs. in
morning; downtown; zoe hr. FA
WOMAN. colored, to care for child
employed couple; live in; week ends
Church elssl s21? s17a. refs required Falls
WOMAN. white. over 35: to live in
and care for 5-yr. old child; must
have local references; salary S25
week. Call WO. 9s44 for interview
WOMAN. colored. wants days iron.
Monday. NO. O1S4
WOMAN (colD, to take care oi
motherless home; 3 school-sse chill.
dren; salary, rm. and board to right
PATTY. TAYLOR. MI; 1854. 31'
Of baby siFL "A months. NO: 4SSo. SS
UNENCUMBERED white woman fol
g.h.w. In rest. home In country; nc
smoking; good laundress; good pay
particulars Of self. MANUEL Resi-
HOME, Hillsboro, Va.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
SITUATIONS WoMEN (cen,. }

WOMAN, colored. neat, wants nigh
work, apt. house. school, hospital
bus. bldg; can run elevator OF
switchboard. AK. 1885.
DISTINGUISHED LADY, native Span.
ish teacher, would take position
with high-class family. BOX 259-T
Star. l.
couple with well-trained child over
z yrs; private room; ,51a-day wk
Evening star., 1949-01-30
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc (cont. }

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC (cont. }
WOMAN, colored, desires plain Cook
ing, general house work, bh days q
week. DI. S249. go
WOMAN, colored, wants cook, gen
housework. Mon. through Fri, S25
and carfare. RE. SO64.
YOUNG LADY, colored. desires work,
4 pm. evenings, Mon. through FRI
day. preparing dinner or caring for
young baby; ref AT. 44S9.
YOUNG LADY desires position with
real estate co. business chance
license); could do part-time ONCE
work. BOX 274-T. Star.
RESPONSIBLE colored Christian girl
will take care children or elderly
person. days per wk Call Sun
day after 10 am, District 2034.
WISH TO PLACE my excellent maid
mo- @mernines Call Monday after 9.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

Are paid to industrial managemen,
engineers. Here is real oppor.
tunlty TO step UP your earnings apc
ploma courses. Time study. wage
incentive plans, job evaluations, pro.
duction control material control
budsetary control. cost systems, es.
timating, plant layout. Veteran,
accepted. Write, call, phone
Institute of Engineering
Washington, D. c. Registrar. w. J
La Vers. Sheraton Hotel, d. 4SO0
= am, n pm
Evening star., 1949-01-30
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN
SITUATIONS WOMEN

POSITION WANTED by man and
wife, janitor or careatkers, with
quarters; refs. furn. DE 639s.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
BOOKKEEPING

With ,office machines; small classes
rapid advancement; top-salaried po-
sltions. Start todav BOYD
SCHOOL. 700 18th ST., cor. g
Evening star., 1949-01-30

TOP SALARIES

Course with touch typlng; top sal.
aried positions; easy method. learn
fast. Start today BOYD SCHOOL
700 18th St NV MA. 234O.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
HELP WokEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Stenographer- r-Secretary
One thoroughly experienced and cap
ably qualified for executive Of finest
take dictation rapidly and sccu-
rately. Position 10 permanent and
offers much better than average oo-
portunity for advancement. Salary
commensurate with ability. Apply
Mr.. Steinbach.
LEWIS g. THOS. SALTZ
1ADO VI
Evening star., 1949-01-30
CIERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
to take complete charge
of bookkeeping; congenial and pleas
ant surroundings; good salary; prefer
resident of Friendship area. Give
experience and BACKGROUND In letter.
Box sat-, Star. 80
FASHION ARTIST
An excel. oport. for . thoroughly
exp. fashion artist to do top notch
fashions for local agency. Perm
position. Top salary. Call ST. 3277
for annQintment Al
Evening star., 1949-01-30
SITUATIONS AEA

ATTENTION. EMPLOYERS - Young
college graduate, married, available
now for trainee position in progress
sive business. Box 1b2-T, Star.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

LAUNDREss and cleaner. experienced
serve parties. cook special dinners
csll SUNDAY; ,,rs, Of weskdnays,, -
Franklin 1850.
MhIS; dsj]Sr.n home s6 9r ssss hsss' no eoekins o.
MAID, colored, wants Job genera
RhfiaRp sEiffs1RE wRIrt Ri ~ swsaIiDow. son 5. vi,
anesd: ref: live in. AT. 3sl4.
g.h.w.. care Of, children: references
STAY some nights. Hudson 1884:
dry Or slesnins: 3 Is sftsrnoons s Week Week
Call after 10 am, ia. 5O6s.
WOMAN. eolored, wants nisht worl
as charwoman., LU. 1852, :,
WOMAN 70 Ma!t,s solorsd; Tishss sshs s.h.w,' da
after pm, At: 457s. N.
eSperienced: % Me. s4s5. a"' "0f'
WOMAN. colored. wants days work
usSss g92s n Sefs s,,,lSS No ;s,.: Ss44; dave. .,x
WOMAN, colored. wants Job carin,
for Old folks; live in; reference
WOMAN. colored. wants part-tim.
work, from { to after dinner. Lu
WOMAN. colored, settled. with cit!
s: salary. SIS week. IA. l73i
WOMAN. colored. wants work; liv,
In or out. 455 Delaware ave. s.w.
wesass ses.s r.i. s..hss S'ss e. ssEt ssS4 expert
WOMAN, colored, wishes psrt-tim,
Cleaning set' Be. 'ss; 'ssss' once or apt; eit'
WOMAN, colored. desires pert-time
isls.ms r.f.l.ns. or ADAM. ssys osss sssk l'scla'
WOMAN. eolored. desires work In vic
$50 to $50 $50. Hu. 4o5a." iron
WOMAN, colored. young. reliable, will
very good ref. desires days work
wo%xN, MSa wsd seiorsa! 81 vissss ssss days vor.
any day except Thurs; exper. AT
WOMAN, white. refined. desires da.
work, cleaning and ironing. Satur.
day or Sunday; references. Elk
WOMAN. white. experienced cook an.
10 tH-ough dinner. s days; $25
WOMAN. w; co.ored, wants va housevork
take care children; references
health card. MA 5319.
WOMAN, colored, wishes washing .
| home. Phone AK. 1888.
WOMAN, days work Of mornins
WOMAN. reliable. neat, colored. de
sires part-time. cleaning or dishwash
WOMAN, eoiored. refined, adult fam
lily, good cook. g;h;w.; ref. expert
$50 dinner: S25 and fare. vi. beO1.'
Evening star., 1949-01-30

Here is man who has experience
as a trade association director, can
layouts. Pleasant personality, we'll
adjusted and adaptable to any kind
Of work requiring intelligence. ini-
tiative and dependability; wants
inside work for three evenings Of
eight hours each, per week. Please
write to Box 27-T Star,
Evening star., 1949-01-30
IMMEDIATE CASH
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

For your home, white or
cox & CO, RE. 1893.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
CI,ERK-TYPIST

Age 20-30-The Evening Star ha.
tising department. An opportunity
for an accurate typist with Q goot
telephone voice, who Is capable anc
would enjoy rendering service tc
customers by telephone. The hours
are 4 days . week. 1880 pm. to
$3.50 pm, and Saturdays, 4 am. tc
, pm. II interested, apply person
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-01-30
GIRLS
SALESWOMEN
SECRETARY

and commission: empl, once. 3rc
floor. RALEIGH HABERpASHER
1910 r street Il
Evening star., 1949-01-30


srsSo.,.TYPfsr, rfs0p, ssff experienced, dess..
part-time position, 1-5 pm. Hobar'
TEACHER. exper.. will tutor elemen,
Manor. Dial AP. 005b.
TYPTNG by resp. person; work don't
service: csli MISS ROE, ST.. $3.50
TYPING wanted to do at home; ex
pIerienced; conven Brishtwood sec
TYPING, ex-Enslish teacher: correc
grammar spelling. punctuation
deliver. vi. 0768.
TYPIST, experienced, downtown res
idence. desires work at home: relia'
Bile and confidential. Phone RE. 1852
TYPIsT CLERK BOOKKEEPEE
ense ssee' sIS pSs1ssn pee week vi 81 81 S4s sH0e
WOMAN. co!ored, desires night work
Essb.n slssnins Gnes II sss5. g night club dish
quantity cooking and baking; refer.
encss; whole or part time. AT
WOMAN, capable, competent, disn,.
fied, desires desire: position; adspt at meet.
arXs $50 VI. Boz ss-T. star. .
YOUNG MAN desires part-time Job,
experienced; have car: white. 10a
Young LADY fSs a co., desire assirss y 1ofk a,
bookkeeper. file clerk, cashier OF
salesgirl; some typing exp; colleg,
YOUNG LADY desires responsible po'
sition in small once; can type
beokkeeping, good at detail, familiar
with refrigeration and store fixtur,
business. ia. 1894.
YOUNG LADY desires position IL
doctors or dentists once; thor
oughly experienced in ONCE. hos
pital routine; 5-day week: excellen
references. Box 261 T, Star.
YOUNG LADY, single, bersonable, 2S
available Immediately; personne
and restaurant experience, college.
trained typist seeks position of in.
terest and responsibility. Otis sS42
YOUNG WOMAN. expert telephon,
operator. cashier. front once hote
mIsn!ghs; 1ls I, excellent references. ! so' ,.
AM2RicAN Atissit M WOMAN. neat. niddl.
aged. has Travelled. used to meStini
the public; best Of references: wfshe.
employment. Box 1877, Star. 81 =
Evening star., 1949-01-30

TYPIST, PART TIME
Old established real estate once can
use Q part-time typist and clerk
either from am to ] or from !
pm. to pm, 5-day week. BOX
Evening star., 1949-01-30

2 OR 2 GIRLS, white. 80 yrs. or
under. for counter and booth service
In soda bar-luncheonette: pleasant
and tips, Apply In person to MISS
CunninRhams after 3 p.m., p a. B.
SODA BAR. 2763 Nichols ave. s.e.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

To area manager Of Nation wide
Arm: excellent opportunity; salary
commensurate with experience and
ability; 5-day week Call Sterling
1884 for appointment.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

sTATISTICAL CLERK, Is to so yrs:
interesting work with motion picture
exhibitor: $50 per mo to start;
5-day, 4o-hr, week. 90 days vaca-
tion: permanent Apply Room 400,
l4O5 x St. NV. do not phone
Evening star., 1949-01-30

B for law once. be-
able. Write stating
ions, references and
J. Box 43l-S, Star.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

STENOGkAPHEA for general ofice
work In radio industry; should De
good typist; permanent position now
open; 5.day week. air-eonditioned
once, pleasant surroundinss en-
ploys, BENEFITS. Apply in person,
l77l N st. NV. Sat, Mon. or TUes.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01
Chinatown Whispers
: By The RAMBLING REPORTER

The first Philippine Indepen-
dence Day queen of the Seattle
Filipino Community, Dolores NAL
lori, middle isled it with lucky
William Lucresia few weeks ago.
When will it be for the other
queens? Or is it none of my
business?
x Il
Seen frequently driving the fam
lily car is Evelyn Guadia, who is a
coed at Seattle University. She
has chosen nursing as her life ca
reer and will soon go into training
at the Providence Hospital.
Riding with her is the most ex-
citing adventure. Oops! just missed
that telephone pole. Oh, brother,
what an experience!
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01

Jaunita Diaz is still dreaming of
the day when she will be able to go
back to the Islands. Wonder why :?
Probably someone special over
yonder! Amt I right?
* y
1t is no wonder the Rice Bowl
Cafe is crowded every day with
young men, customers and other
wise. The presence there of one Lee
Mayors is enough to stop traffic
south of YeSler Way. We wish we
were ten years younger.
=
Miss Adeia Pagaran, ex-prin-
cess of the Community Indepen-
dence Day celebration, has certain
ly won many friends through her
pleasing personality Keep it up!
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01

1t has been said that the major
menaces on the highway today are
drunken driving, uncontrolled
thumbing, and indiscriminate
spooning. To put it briefly - hic,
hike and hug.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01


are, and reputation is what
others think we are.
r 8
Despite what others think of us,
despite what we, ourselves, so bois-
terously proclaim about us, we are
what we actually and honestly are.
Self-laudation does not change our
color nor our character.
The man supposedly trained
and disciplined in his intellectual
faculties is expected to measure
up to the highest expectation of
the public.
But the greatest tragedy comes
when, in spite of our training and
formal education, we succumb to
the allurement of bride and yield
to the dictation of hoodlums whom
we are supposed to lead into better
ways of living.
The greatest tragedy comes
when we allow ourselves to be-
come CHARLIE McCARTHIES,
to bow to illiterate men that
temporarily hold some power in
order TO feed our stomachs and
maintain our homes.
+ =
Our education then becomes
Inockery and we do not at all de-
serve the appellation of an edu-
Gated being.
-
Education should make of us
what education is meant to do.
Our character is what we ac-
tually and honestly are, and not
what people, disgruntled, envi-
Gus. and otherwise, think of us.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01
COMMENTS
On CoevuI Life
BY VICTORIO A. VELASCO

Character is what we actually
are, and reputation is what
others think we are.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-06

Larry Williams has returned
home following a visit with rela.
tives in Monroe.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-06
Rainbow Girls
Meet In Leaksville
For Annual Session

A number of local folk attended
the twelfth annual session OF
CarolinaS Grand Assembly Order
of Rainbow for girls in Leaksville
June %. q. %.
The following report was made
| by officials: Sunday evening the
girls attended Divine service at
LeakSviile Methodist Church. Mon.
day morning was spent in rehear-
sails and at noon Patsy Butler and
Darlene Long. local grand Off
! GERS. were honored with other
grand officers at a luncheon at
Central Hotel. Monday evening a
formal banquet was held at Leaks
vile Presbyterian Church after
which the Grand Cross of color
degree was conferred upon &c
Rainbow girls. Eastern Stars and
MaSonS who had contributed to-
ward Rainbow work From Tabor
City receiving this degree were
Mrs. Gertrude j. Butler. Mrs. j.
E. Bullock. Misses Patsy Butler
and Mary Frances Prince.
Tuesday morning the Grand
Cross of color designates were
honored at a breakfast at the ].
o. Sugg FurH-al Home with Mr..
and Mrs. SugAs host and hostess.
At $50 in the evening the installa-
ton of Grand officers was held
from Tabor City assembly Miss
Betty Jean Reece was installed
as Grand Faith and Miss Rebecca
Burroughs as Grand Nature, Mrs.
j ez Rogers. member of the State
Executive committee. Misses Pat
Sy Butler. Darlene Long, Evelyn
Canady and Mary Frances Prince
as Grand representative from the
states Of Arkansas. Kentucky,
New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
ClimaXing the program was
ball held at the Green Country
Club at which time Bobbie Dean
Phillips of Aberdeen was crowned
Rainbow Queen. Evelyn Canady
was entrant from Tabor City.
Local folks attending were
Misses Evelyn Canady. Betty Jean
Reece. Rehecca Burroughs. Louise
Hodges. Mary Frances Prince
Peggy @pivey. Patsy Butler. OAR
lene Leg. Mrs. Gertrude Butler,
1a4S mother advisor. Mrs. J. E.
Bullock. 1913 advisory board chair
man. and Mrs. Inez Rogers. 1949
mother advisor. They returned
home on Wednesday by way OF
Greensboro where they visited at
w. C. u. n. G.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-06

Jimmy Dicus is spending this
week with his mother Mrs. J. P.
Dicus, ST., at Waynesville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-06

the weekend and Fourth of July
at Mrs. Joyner's home at Chapeis'
S. G..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-06
PHONE sa7
Mems Bridge Club
Entertained BY
j. ElrOy Bell

]. Elroy Bell was host to the
mems bridge club at his home last
Saturday evening. DR.. L. M. Med
lin received the high score award
while the consolation went to Ed
win Wright.
During the game Mrs. Bell served
minis, nuts and coca-colas and at
the conclusion she served a sweet
course.
Present were DR.. Medlin, Edwin
Wright. DR.. r. c. HARRISON, Jr.,
Richard Gordon. Willard Wright,
DR.. H. G. Cameron, and James
Cox.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-06
Mrs. HardWiCk
Hostess Tuesday
Bridge Club

Tuesday afternoon bridge was
in play this week at the home OF
Mrs, J. 3. Hardwick with MI:
Ann Brooks McGougan receiving
the high score award. others
plaving secluded Mrs. J. r. 6os'
we'll, Mrs. H. 3. Bell. Mrs. 3. L.
Nesmith. III. Mrs. L. NJ. Medhn
Mrs. ], NJ. McGougan and Miss
Martha Helen Westmorelsnd.
Mrs. Hardwick served n
.,,ests an ice course at the con-
clusion of bridge.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-06
.CS, Meet With
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rr,,<iaV Evening

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-06
EVELYN LEONARD
Mrs. }. A. Huffman, Jr.
Hostess To
WOmanS Auxiliary

The Woman's Auxiliary of the To-
cal Presbyterian church met with
Mrs. j, A. Huffman. Jr.. at her
residence Tuesday evening. Mrs.
D. A. Blue gave the Bible study
fro mthe book of st. John and Mrs.
r. c. HARRISON. Jr.. presented the
progra mfr moth eboo k"The
Household of Faith" using the
cehapter "Ninety-nine Percent of
the Church" Mrs. Roland Baldwin,
ppresident. presided over a brief
business session.
During the social hour Mrs. Huff
ham served lemon bisque and fruit
punch. Those attending included
Mesdames Roland Baldwin. J. c.
Bell. Sr.. J. P. Brown. r. C. Har-
relson, Jr., ]. C. Bell. Jr.. D. A.
Blue and L. w. Jenkins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-06
PAGE i1H3As

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Prince and
Miss Alice Prince spent the week.
end at Manteo where they saw the
presentation of the pagean The
Lost Colony" They were accom-.
panied by DR.. Ben Ward OF Chad
bourn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-06
TABOR CITY IN. c. TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1949

Mrs. w. H. Shelley, Sr, Mrs. w.
H. Shelley, Jr., and daughter
Bonnie Dale, and Henry Neil
Wright are spending this week at
the Shelley cottage at Crescent
Beach. w. H. Shelley, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wright
spent the holiday weekend there.