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Evening star., 1950-05-14
Aztec A. c. to Mark
31st Anniversary at
Dinner Tomorrow

The 3lSt anniversary OF the Az
tee A. c.. one Of the pioneer sand
lot baseball clubs here. vi. be
celebrated tomorrow night at the
third annual reunion dinner at
Benny Bortnick' Restaurant. 1906
Rhode Island avenue NE, al I
O'Clock.
Among the early players with
this we'll Remembered club were
Bo Bregman. Lefty Mcintyre. Ben
ny MenSh. Jack Smith, Country
Harris, Bob Daley. Sam Haas,
Nick PAMELA. Joe Silverman. Joe
Lipkin. Patsy Spaulding. Willie
Snow. Joe DeChard. Coley Davis.
Lou Singer, Willie Matera. Izzy
Bregman and Henry Cohen.
Sllverman will be POSTMASTER at
tomorrow nights affair. and Arch
Macdonald the guest speaker. Sew
eral sports movies will be shown
including the l949 World Series
the Graziano-Zale fight and some
golf shots.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Four Giants Bat Runs for Braves 22 Rou Of Dodgers
Grays Play Richmond
In Double Bill Today

The Washington Homestead
Grays and the Richmond Giants
will play a double-header in Grit
fifth Stadium today starting at
l:30.
Manager Sam Bankhead has
strengthened the GrayS by sign
ing Buddy Armour. veteran out
fielder, who led the Canadian
League in hitting last year: Wal
ter johnson, a right handed pitch
er, and former Morgan State Col
lege athlete. and Jesse Hill. south
paw hurler, from the Florida State
League.
Armour is slated to start in CEN
tertield today against the Giants
who were runner-up to the Grays
in the Negro American Association
last season.
The Grays will play the Balti-
more Elite Giants here on Thurs
day night,
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Sunday Baseball Loop
Opens Season Today

The National City Sunday Base
ball League gets under way at 8
pm. today with three games on
the Ellipse. The feature game will
find Bamby Bread, defending
champion. and Northeast Body
Works playing on the South
Ellipse. Bamby beat the Works
in the title playoff last season.
Other games find Silver Spring
Elks and Southwest Merchants on
the West Ellipse and the ALL
American VFW post and the Irish
War Vets on the East Ellipse.
Fogey Bottom drew a bye.
Three games are scheduled in
the Montgomery County League
with Colesville playing at Silver
Spring, Damascus at Rockville and
Frederick at Bethesda.
Maryland Sport Club will visit
Silver Hill in the Prince Georges
County League, while Sunnybrook
visits Capitol Heights and the
Dons play host to Marlboro.
Randall Motors will take or
Sunnybrook in an Industrial
League game tomorrow at 5:3(
pm on the West Ellipse, while il
the Departmental League FBI viii
face washington Gas on the Soutf
Ellipse.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Terps Shade Duke
AT Lacrosse, 1913

The University of Maryland
lacrosse team scored the last two
goals of the game to defeat Duke,
1913, last night at College Park.
The score was tied 2-all at the
end of the first quarter but Mary
land took a AZ halftime lead.
Duke came back with four goals
in five minutes to take the lead.
but Maryland then scored four
quickies.
The Blue Devils tied it at Sail,
but Pat Walker scored for Mary
land with seven minutes to play
and Hank Lowry added the clin-
cher with three minutes remain
ing. Maryland controlled the ball
for the remainder of the game.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Polly Riley Wins | Up
In Southern Final
BY ihe Associated Press

VIRGINIA BEACH. May 49,
Two terrific iron shots and Lady
Luck combined here today to give
Texas-born Polly Riley of Fort
Worth 1-up victory over Doro-
thy Kirby of Atlanta and the 35th
Southern Women's Amateur Golf
Championship.
Miss Riley's second great chip
shot came on the 401-yard 33rd
hole of the Cavalier course. Stand
ing 10 feet from the pin, the
sturdy little Texan grasped an
eight iron. sent the ball skidding
from the steep slope overlooking
the green and into the cup for an
eagle three.
1t was the first of Miss Riley's
great chip shots that started her
on her way to turning the match
into what looked to be rout. This
one came in the morning round
on hole No. II, 174-yard par
three. Miss Riley took her trusty
eight iron, which performed like
clockWork throughout the match,
and rammed the ball to the cup
from 40 feet away.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Cubs Are 0uthit, 12-6,
But Beat Pirates, 4.3
BY the Associoted Press

| CHICAGO, May 13.-The Cubs
were outhit, 1875. by the Pittsburgh
Pirates today, but they won. 4-3
to make it two straight in the
series before a Ladies Day crowd
of 25,453.
Cliff Chambers, who went the
route for the Bucs. was nailed for
the decisive runs in the seventh
when Hal Jeffcoat doubled to drive
home Mickey Owen and Wayne
Terwilliger.
Frank Hitler, former Yankee
hurler who was making his de-
but for the Cubs, was credited with
his second victory. He was touched
for II hits in seven innings and
Walt Dubiel pitched the final two
France
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Houston Moy Enter Loop

PEORIA, Ill. May 13 R.-
Houston University of Texas may
be admitted to membership in the
Missouri Valley Conference at the
next meeting of the faculty rep
resentatives, it was revealed after
session of the conference fac
ulty group today.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
mis- long f. ball.

Flied out Tor Koslo In 9th
-, ! Struck out for Maslie in 7th.
Philadelphia 600 400 0lY--
Runs batted in Mueller. Waitkus, Jones.
Sisler (2), Ennis t3). Two-base hits
Ashburn. Jones. Home runs-Sisler, En-
Left on base-Philadelphia, /: New YoTk,
Bases on balls-Simmons 65}. Maglie (5'
Hisbe. Struck out-By Simmons, s; Koslo'
z Hlts-Of Koslo,. in 4 innings: OF
Maglie, in , innings; of Higbe | in
= innings Balk-Simmons Losing pitcher
-koslo I-3). Attendance-12 596
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Form Sundoy School League

The Capital Sunday School Ath-
letic Association will hold an Or
ganization meeting tomorrow at
g pm. at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, Twelfth and r
streets NV. All churches are in
vited to send representatives.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Boil Team Seeks Comes

The Tall Timbers A. c. is look
ing for Saturday home games with
other unlimited baseball teams
Write to Louis Clements. Box l44
Leonardtown, Md.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Hagerstown School
Retains Track Title
ST. .James School of Hagerstown

st. James School of Hagerstown
won the Interstate Academic Con-
ference track championship for
the second straight time yester-
day, scoring 1878 points in the
fourth annual meet held at
Friends School.
The host school was second with
As points, followed by st. Adams.
80 5/6; Sanford Prep. 25b, and
Landon School, 1712.
Curtis Turnbull of Friends was
individual high scorer with 172
points. He won the high and low
hurdles, tied for first in the high
jump and was third in the broad
jump. Four meet records were
broken and another tied.
Pole vault: tie between Gitten .e 1Fr.1
1ssnj I. seibeis oss. jo; 5. Redfieid (st.
Al 10 feet. 3 inches. ,.,
rI Hss and qHsd Rsssd c ss kS 15tTssq Fs!ass
among Ki9gsssurg tsts Al; R. Bfsdfordd fset q
Shot. Hawleld Gand9 2, Illig st.
ri PST1sr g. g. "sTaer feet IN Inches Res
tst. A; 3, CHASER (st., u; 4, Fowler
tst ~; 5; aer7os }st :.ot,on Jo 4;ol Wilson
tst. Jj: 2. Bird (Fr); g r, Bradford
(sanl; 4. Broom (st. A.. 52.7 inches
- t0y'ia aeesbs esies 81 S5 B. j. BFsdfo2d
500: foo:yaTd 1i'v1 CASH, MaewhoEter (Fr2
st,ouffer Cst, J); s. Kriner dando' lo-o
Msas: esaS:4 st t.zsS 5ssF iLssS, .st Isl iso
AZ p:Su: !. Tn0mpsoa 5a e. ana5 81 BoSaFs s5SaTf 81
Al; ), Warner (St. A.. 1:23.4.
SS0-yard rum. Fowler (StJ9 2
Webb. SAM 3; Illig tst; Jo; 4. McGehet
Cst A.; 3 Euls EsIs st Ji,son vi 2;3s 81
Kinssbury (st. Aj: 5, Warner (st. Al
s36 seconds (record).
Low hurdles, Turnbun (Fr); .
Evans tst. -JJ; 8. Mondell lst. J): 4
Bradford SAM; no 5th. 25.2 seconds
.ia Spvfl asnd J. NoBSs s4d FF S. y y Mace Rag Ct
~; 5. McGehee tst. A.. l47 feet
Broad jump. Bird tFrD: 2. Broom,
(St. AZ; 3, Turnbull tFr.l: 4, Illig (St
j.; 5, Cess GandD. 20 feet 5A inches
Mile relay Cdid not count in team scor
JhH0gT?s, Bird: 2, Sanford; g. St. Adams
Evening star., 1950-05-14

/ AS u rule yacht club personnel
show thoughtful consideration to
visiting skipperS. Try to repay
your hosts in part by minimizing
your use of valuable dock space.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Totals 80 13 81 10 Totals 80 - -

.Walked for Bankhead in 1th.
+Sinsled for Newcombe IN 9th'
Boston --------- ddnn0 o6o 500 ;
Ru9s5sth75s9e 9s7dSa 7s Mafshs! aGdsehS0@a @ Cooper
Cox EDWARDS. ErroIMsisti' Runs 1.5broe 9h1fea
SitsWcooper. SH9pec pe Three-base hit-Marshhall.
HomerunsWGordon: Jethroe, Cooper sac C.
Tnrseson Left on base-Boston. Z: Brook
lyn 1. bases on ballsLoff Bickforda; a.s g.;
SS Sy Hatton :; BY Bankhead. 4 by New
combe, z, Hits-of Hatten d IN = in .
nings tnone out in 5thl; On Banknesso;; g ;n .
n}nas N hnhsSb Hit BY m cherWBickford ishubal
Winning pitcher Bicdkford n,3o; Lossine sa
pitcher-Hatten Q-2). Attenoance-1S'-
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Irish Lean to Big Ten

Eighteen of Notre Danes %
scheduled baseball games this
season are aginst Big Ten op-
ponents.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

Totals 81 624l1 Totals 81 l p
Ran. for applying in the eighth.
c Ran for Boudreau in the 18th
Flied out for Feller in the 7th. ,
Chicago ------ 0lO 100 O0O-,
Clevelf . ------------ oo1 600 l4x-d
battled in-Maione. Feller Carrasauel
Berardino. Kennedy. Clark, Gordon, Boone.
Two-base hits-Michaels. Gordon. Home
Michaels. Double plays-Kennedy and
Easter; Appling, carrasauel to Appling;
Carrasauel. Mlchaels to, ApplinG. Left on
balls-Of Feller, 3; of Cain, 8 Struck
out-Bv Cain. .: by Feller. /. Hits-Of
Cain, Gin IA innings of Holcombe, >" in
"a; of Feller 5 in z: of Flores. l in ..
Passed ball-Malone Winning pitcher
Flores f2-?). Losing pitcher-Cain Q-D.
Attendance-S,541.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
frames.

Cullough in Sth
Westlake struck out for Rojeck in 9th
- Jackson flied out for Hitler in 9TH
Pittsburgh -----------0 020 600 010-3
Chicago 4--.-O DOL 100 2Ox-4
Error--Ward. Mutaueh. Runs batted In
-McCullough. Owen. Smalley Jeffcoat t2)
Two-base hits-Owen. Jeffcoat. Three
base hit-Murtaugb, Stolen bases-Fer-
plays-Smalley-Te -Terwillinger-Ward. Rojek.
Murtaugh Coogan, Terwillinger-Smalley-
Ward (2). Murtaugh- -Rojek-Coogan. Left
on balls-Of Chambers, 3: off Hitler, .;
of Dubiel. l Struck out-By Chambers, 3;
Hitler. .; Dubiel, 2. Hits-Of Hitler, II in
Z innings; off Dubiel, / in innings
Winning pitcher-Hiller (2-O). Attendance
-l77OS paid
Evening star., 1950-05-14

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, /; Milwaukee, 0.
Kansas City, z; Toledo, 8.
ST. Paul, s; Louisville, ..
Evening star., 1950-05-14
HERES NOW WE DO IT!

Ben Hundley buys in carload lots for
cash sells for cash. We have no
bookkeeping losses, pay no rent, have
fewer salesmen and do one Of the big
gest tire businesses in the world. Prices
plus tax with your present tire and
tube.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25

temti. Sustojo, islipo ir trenke
Mazeliui veida. Mazelis parvir-
to ir dejosi visai nustojusiu sa-
mones manydamas, kad taip bus
naudingiau. Vyrai eme kratyti
kisenes. Vienas net pasake XII
tam, kad, girdi, tn j visai uz-
musei. 1strauke pinigine, ku-
rioje buvo tik sesi doleriai, pae-
me akinius bel kisenese buvu-
sius popierius ir nuvaziavo, pa
like auka ant saligatvio ). Jiems
nuvaziavus, Mazelis atsikele ir
bego, kur buvo matyti sviesos.
Sutikes policija, paaiskino ivyki.
Teko apsilankyti pas gydytoja.
Is vidaus buvo perskelta llpa ir
zaizda teko susiuti.
Kitas vienam is neseniai atvy-
kusiu tremtiniu nuostolingas
ivykis buvo kick kitokios ru-
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ATSARGIAU
SU NEPAzISTAMAIS!

Pereita savaite nemalonp ivy
XII turejo pergyventi P. Mazelis,
"Rutos" teatro vadovas. Belau-
kiant tramvajaus, salia jo su-
stojo grazus automobiles. IS jo
lslipo moteris ir nuejo, O like
du dailiai apsirenge vyrai pa
prase P. Mazeli ugnies cigaretei
uzdegti. Ia proga paklause, kur
jis rengiasi 'vaziuoti. P. Mazelis
atsake, o tie dar draugiskiau
pasisiule pavezeti, mes ir jie ia
racia kryptimi vaziucja. P. Ma
zelis susigunde proga greiciau
parvaziuoti namo :.
Po kick laiko pajuto, kad tie
vyrai j veza nebe tais keliais,
kur reiketu -. Nuvaziavo maz-
daug net Xxi 28O gatves. Eme
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GGQQ%!?!&!{@{{@Ia&dt&&{ |? e @{Ia&t&{

sizes. Ieskodamas darbo, kazkur
susitiko kazkoki lenkiskai kali
banti tipa, kuris pasisiule suras-
tt gera darba, tik ;. jam reikia
kick pinigu. Nepatyres naujo-
kas patikejo, kad cia atrado
tikra drauga ir dave jam arti
80 doleriQ (daugiau gal nei ne
turejo) ir nuejo su juo j pasta,
kur sutare, kad geradaris greit
sugrls SUI geromis ziniomis. Lau-
ke, zinoma, keleta valandu, bet
tick ir tesulauke
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25
IS BROLIU IR 5 SESERV"'
PIKNIKAS

CleVelandieciams gerai pazis-
tamas T. Neura kviecia visus lie
tuvius - senuosius ir naujuo-
sius clevelandiecius - apsilan-
kyti j jo ukyje, 3S Country Rd.,
Brunswick, Ohio, rengiama pix
nika, kuri vadina IS broliu ir
.s~>saser4- .-piknikas". Piknikas
rengiamas pirma birzelio SEX
madieni, birzelio q diena. Prasi-
des IL valanda diena. Iejimas
tik 25 centai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25

Ohio kapitoliuje, Columbus,
elektros gaminimo hendroves
yra irengusios paveikslu is Edi-
sono gyvenimo, pagerbti tam di-
dziajam isradejui elektros srity-
je. Tie paveikslai pritraukia ga
ma daug lankytoju. Cia matome
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TREMTINIV DRAUGIJOS
SUSIRINKIMAS

Geguzes % d. (sekmadienD
II val. Lietuviu Sales zemuti-
neje patalpoje, $685. Superior
Ave., saukiamas Clevelando Lie
tuviu Tremtiniu Draugijos ma
riu visuotinis susirinkimas.
Susirinkime bus informuoja-
ma apie geguzes 80 diena Drau-
gijos rengiama pobuvi. Valdyba
kviecia visus narius dalyvauti
nesivelinant.
PADEKA DIR. X. PAUTIENIUI
DR.. K. Pautieniui, gyv. Cle-
veland, 7039 Sperior Ave-, isgy-
dzius mano vyra, reiskiu nuo-
sirdziausia .padeka.
Adolfina F0schio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25

|Chandler Christy piesta paveiks-
Ia. ziurovai: Ohio gubernatorius
Frank J. Lausche, Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Co. bel Edi-
sono Institute pirmininkas FL
mer L. Lindset ir Mrs. Madelei-
ne Edison Sloane, didziojo iSra-
dejo dukte.
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PADEKA DIR. X. PAUTIENTJJ1

lsvykdamas atostogu su
Selma, pranesk DIRVAl
savo adresa = gausi laik-
rasti ir atostogaudamas.
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NUKELIAMAS ! IRUGSEJO "a DIENA
[RMAJI RUDENS SEKMADIENI

PlRMAJI RUDENS SEKMADIENI
Bus ia patti programa r tie patys bieta kaip skebta
Nusipirkusiej biletus gall aiky pas save arba gra
znt ir atsiimt pnigus Uzsakyteji biletai gales butt
laikom, tik uzsakymus rugsejo meneso pradzoj reks
dar karta patvirtnti Tad Xxi pasmatymo rugsejo "a
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HIPPODROkE

Nuo geguzes 80 d. "COLT 45"
'su Randolph Scott, Ruth Roman
ir Zachary Scott. Filma apie
pardaveja, nuvykusi vakarus
SUI ginklu.
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RkO keith's 1O5th

Geguzes "a : 20 d. 'Wabash
Avenue" SUI Betty Cradle, Vic
ture Mature ir Phil Harris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-15
Junior Red Cross
Drive Underway

Mrs Mae S. Young, cnalrnaii
If the Columbus County JUNIOR
Red Cross for eight years, an,
nounced today that materials are
being distributed for the l9oo
drive.
Schools in the county, colored
and white, enroll with 80 cents
nor class room in the elementary
grades and S1.Oo per 100 students
IN the high school. 1t is hoped
that all the schools will enroll loo
percent, Mrs. Young said.
A picture film entitled An Al
Tooether" has been secured Tor
the current drive and any groups
~ schools may borrow it for the
showing by contracting MID
Young. III o,ose
December Is.
Clothing will be accepted py
Mrs. Young from now unti,
Christmas Eve to be delivered
to needy families. About Is oas
Le+s were delivered last year and
OK favor. were made for the
travs serving Christmas dinners
At the Columbus County hospita!
and County Home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-15
Mrs. Henderson
Chosen For Red
Cross Secretary

Mrs. Louise Henderson OF
Whiteville was elected Wednes-
day night as executive secretary
of the Columbus County Chapt-
or American Red Cross, to sue
coed Mrs. Mary Wayne OF Lake
Waccamaw.
Mrs. Wayne's resignation,
which had been in the hands OF
CHAPTER Chairman VIM. S. Ed
minds for several days, was &C
cepted with regret and an eN'
preston of appreciation for nef
outstanding services during the
past two years" Mrs. wayne
resigned because of new plans
fo,. the future which makes II
impractical for her to continue
in the Red Cross work.
The new executive secretary:
who is scheduled to take charge
the first of December, is the "l1e
Of c. D. Henderson. local ousi'
ness man.
She is a graduate of Meredlth
College where she maJored II
Soc;aI Studies Since her gradua
tion she had business course
ard attended a six-week work
shon on child health at the I'm
vnrsitv of North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-15
tran HILL BAPTIST RAISE
81 62o AT BOX SUPPER
HELD FOR BUILDING FUND

A box supper with the pro-
ceeds going to the building tuna
was held at D. H. Jordan's home
last Friday night and $500 were
raised to be applied toward the
construction of a new Iron Hill
Baptist church. The old church
burned a few weeks ago.
With boxes bringing fabulous
prices, the highlight of the even
ing was when Billy Inman, age
four, and Bobby Cox, age three
and a half, bid off box prepar-
ed by three year old Gale Ray
for $500. Young Inman was the
final high bidder for little MISS
Rays box.
Boxes sold during the evening
at prices varying from S25.oO to
s71.OO. A Bed spread was auc-
toned off at S125.OO.
Construction on the n ew
church was scheduled to begin
TODAY wednesday,. 1t Will be OF
brick construction with dlmen
sions of so feet by Il feet aAd
estimated cost is $4,000. A large
portion of the brick, blocks ana
lumber are now on the site. Some
5o 600 feet of lumber is available
there that was donated by Varl-
ous members of the church The
labor on the church will be Gone
by members.
The Iron Hill church has only
14O members but has made ire
rendous strides toward their re-
building job in the past lew
weeks. Services have been helo
in a pack barn on the jordan
farm. S. A. Hatley is pastor OF
the church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-15
xxx. Threatens To Expose Horny Officials
WINCFIELD PREDICTS RED WAR
AT HID. CLUB GATHERING

Alvin Wingfield, former mem
Der of General Lucius Claws
staff with the occupation forces
in Germany following World
War II, told members of the
county home demonstration
clubs at Williams Township
School last Wednesday night
that the threat of war with Rus
STA is great.
Wingfield, noted speaker and
authority on Russian-American
relations. stated that he felt
sure war would be forthcoming
within two years and that there
was very good chance it might
come within the next two or
three days.
Speaking to a good crowd at
the Achievement Night festivi-
ties for all county HID clubs
Wingfield displayed actual Rus
sian elementary school text
books in which bore out his
statement that from the young
est to the oldest, the Russians
are growing to look at Ameri-
cans as imperialists set on op-
pressing the world.
The Achievement Night pro-
gram, an annual affair, opened
with a song. Come, Ye Thank
full People" followed with the
Collect Of Club Women of Amer
lea. Devotional was held by the
Chadbourn club. Mrs. Robert
Randall, county council vice pres
ident. welcomed these in attend
ance, and the response was made
by Mrs. Reno Frink. council
president.
Bill Floyd, member of the
county commissioners. greeted
the club members and said 1T
takes a great deal of county
money to finance home demon
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-15
Regulations Set
By Cancer Clinic

All persons seeking an eXahll'
nation in the observation-disclosures
tic clinic at James Walker hos
nital should make an appoint
nent at Cancer headquarters by
telephoning 4277, while all those
desiring an X-ray of the stom,
ach should call 2-8O51, officials OF
the American Cancer society
said. -
Due to the large number OF
nersons desiring examinations al
the clinic it has become neces'
sarv to arrange series OF ap'
continents and all must toliow
the new regulations if they WISH
70 be examined, it was al
nounced. $4,000 ~
A total of Al residents o.
Southeastern North Carolina ap
neared for examinations at the
clinic on Tuesday. 800.
Twenty-four of the examines Is
were referred to their prlvdts
physicians for medical care aho
pighteen were studied at the
clinic following the general ex
soinations, according to the re
port. ,,o;nations
were completed and the COUNTIES 150as
listed were: Duplin Is, OnS,oN
a Columbus 6, Brunswick e. zen
dor and Bladen 1.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-15

Stration activities but such fine
participation by women of the
county justifies the COST"
Mrs. Mary L. McAllister, south
eastern district agent, also ex.
tended greetings. Mrs. McAllist-
er said Achievement Nights are
a checking up time to see what
goals have been reached by the
clubs during the year. The Co.
lumbus county clubs had more
projects during 1850 than in any
previous year." She also express
ed her thanks to those women
who have done much for the All
club program during the year.
In the absence of Lloyd Col
lier, Mrs. Lloyd Hall introduced
the main speaker, Mr.. Wingfield
Following the address, a song
Song of Peace" was sung. Min
utes of the last meeting were
read by county secretary, Mrs.
U. T. Mincey. The treasurer's re-
port was given by Mrs. Gertrude
Thompson. Reading certificates
were presented by Miss Edna
Creech, county librarian.
Mrs. H. H. Bullock, past coun-
ty president, then summarized
the years activities of the Co.
lumbus clubs. (The full text OF
Mrs. Bullock's address appears
elsewhere in this newspaper
Miss Gayle Wells, assistant
home demonstration agent, rec
ognized those persons who were
All club community leaders.
The Mishop Springs club was
then presented the gavel for ITS
outstanding achievement with
the Lebanon club runner up
Refreshments were served TO
all in attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-15
YAH MART
AVERAGING
Sl.54 PER BU.

&alas Oh the Tabor City Auc-
-oo ma"5n, through Saturday,
November Il. showed that sweet
potatoes 70 date have averaged
W. per bushcl. The average
2as climbed slowly every week
&.1ca mo op.ning of the market,
I9,al sales thus far is 1863, 493,
oHag.ng TO farmers selling pota-
,oeS here S57O.76O.81.
Sales last week were again
"ea'y but Just short of the pre-
.,olS weeks all time high OF
I!39Qo The 1949 season saw
eoout 10000 bushels sold on the
"cal market and officials here
'SuTeS viii be reached.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-15
|oman's Club Meets
thursday Night

~, Inc Tabor City Woman's club
~" meet at the Clubhouse
=, .,IurSoay night at 7::30 o'clock,
MS, Ralph w. Spivey, president
Announced.
ArS Leon Fonvielle, chairman
IN" Youth Conservation De-
r. garment has invited the local
W. a..' Scout troop to present the
s'osFam. Mrs. Edwin Wright
g Gu Mss Ann Brooks McGougan,
'0ut Leaders, will be in charge.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-15
Grand Dragon Charges
Lawmen Accept Brides
BY-W. HORACE CARTER

Hamilton, Grand Dragon of the South Carolina ku
estimated crowd of 5000 people Saturday night
highway Horny county, that the lid
blow Horny have affidavits showing that
people having law enforcement officers for the
privilege of doing business"
Hamilton wearing brilliant silish green cloak and hood
exposed the only speaker highly publ
advertised disclose what really happened at Myrtle
Beach Policeman Dan Johnson murdered