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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-25
p0UGHkEEp5IE
 RACE SHIFTED

NEW YORK, March 25L.H-The historic "Poughkeepsie" Regatta = Americas premier rowing classic has found a new home at Marietta. Ohio.
 While Marietta, home of Marietta College, celebrated it's success in having the race transferred by the Intercollegiate Rowing Association formal name of the regatta Poughkeepsie, another compact little city in New York's Hudson high lands, was annoyed.
 John J. Gartland, Sr., chairman of the Poughkeepsie Recreation Commission said he was greatly shocked at the decision"
 Reaction from the west. which has dominated the regatta for years, was unfavorable.
 You don't suppose the people back there are anxious that Wash ington and California crews miss the regatta, do you?"
 That was the dour question of Al Admiral Stoneface" Ulbrickson, University of Washington crew coach. when told in Seattle the Poughkeepsie Regatta had been shifted
 The date-June 17-rather than the shift in site-brought furrowed brows to Ulbrickson and Washing tons athletic director, Harve Cassill
 This is bad news to us" Ulbrick- son commented. June IT is just one week after our examinations. We couldn't get to Marietta until two days before the races. and what shape would we be in to row?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-25
SKIERS PLAN TRAIL { TRIP TO THIRD CABIN

A Sunday skyline trail trip is being planned for skiers, Dean williams, Juneau Ski Club chief in- structor announced today.
 Skiers will leave the foot of the trail at 10 am. tomorrow and climb to Crooks Trail. They will fol- low the trail along ridge to Third Cabin, he said, and ride their boards from there down the ski trail to the, road.
 People going on the trail trip should bring their lunches" Will Hams said
 For those wishing to stay at Second Cabin to ski on the slalom hill the ski tow will be in opera tion after II am. he declared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-25
Sse<1x~a Nsua 7o1 0ts Paoso~a'

x 0ACtISSvH |ICts%V ZVI wv NISVs 3e SPRING lS HERE! and with if we're bringing the Y gayesf, most sparkling movie entertainment of fhe year. Carnival of meniment featuring Ho|ywoods finest atrde lions light eolorful, hedrf-warmng hi Just fhe right
 tonic tighten your cares soohe aYed nerves and get you ya in the happy mood of fhe season! h What could be nicer than M c. Ms g|itering musical ;, in color by Tethnioor THE BARKEYS OF BROADWAY starring Fred Asare and Ginger Rogers to start the new Then, there's Cary Grant and Betty Drake 10 make } you laugh in EVERY GIRL SHOULD BE MARRIED 'TULA ,o in flaming color by eenieoor brings breahakng excite vS men and adventure with Susan Hayward fhe leading roe You haven't laughed uni! you lived THE LIFE OF B RILEY with William Bendx and his suewy family. And for
 those who are begging for out and out adult screen fare
 have Noel Cowards BRIEF ENCOUNTER one of the most } touching dramas ever screened > Jennier Jones returns in inc celebrated PORTRAIT OF JENNIE with Joseph Coen and EtheI Barrymore eosaning o John Sfeinbehs THE PEARL will thrill you with its ex- ; qusfey beautiful photography and story Danny Kaye will
 be here again panic you with songs and laughs in SONG
 HB0RN"
 The late Wallace Beey beloved by aI in his as pic 5 lure BIC JACK sine family fun Marjorie Main is in itoo. There's more laughs music color and nothing buf fun in B TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL CAME with lovely Esther Will
 Hams and Frank Snara in his best role. Lefs see what else oh yes here's something
 sueamingy funny ABBOT COSTELLO MEET THE KILLER, 5 inc killer being none other han Boris Kar|o hen there's to be another Esther Williams ht you just cannot foo '3 much of hs lovely ar in NEPTUNE DAUGHTER in color 7 by Teehnioo of eourse
 : Glenn Ford in a fine atton drama LUST FOR G0D"
 The picture that comes near perfection is M. C. Ms THE STRATT0N ST0N with James Stewart giving one of inc finest performances you'll see! June A|yson eo-stars . You'll be happy to know also that we bringing back Y of fhe greatest pictures ever made SAN FRANCISCO" The
 epic drama that brought together some of he greatest stars of he screen Spencer Tracy, Clark Gabe Jeanette Mac 1 Donald and Frank Morgan
 3 All these fine pictures will be al your CAPITOL THEATRE A thi spring. one right afe dnofhe Just think, how busy g you'll be going 10 inc moyes You wouldn't want o miss
 any ohese fine shows and will be such fun for everyone! Y Movies are your best entertainment : and that's what T we're bringing you THE BEST 7 MLo1t Slmce1elu,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-25

Q-Is Cbnotraeiie recognized by reg .isr Pbysieians!'
 A--Many progressive Phyiieiaps re- oenize the great merit in ChiroPractic: This is evidenced by the statenaent- -of pr. John A. Fisher, well.known Phy- sician of Philadelphia, who says; 'sIhe Chiropractors are working marveis so wonderful that even members of the Medical Fraternity are taking notice of their great work"
 Q-Is Cbnotraetie effective m Cb"- dren's Diseases'
 Alt is with children that the results through Chiropractic are even more remarkable than with adults. This IS because the average child has greater reserve vitality. Quicker results are also obtained because it is easier to correct abnormal conditions of the spine while they are still in the lorna tive stage. Modern parents see to " that their children have periodical ex- aminations of their eyes and teeth. This is important and is to be com mended. Yet more important than either of these is the periodical exam ination of the child's spine. Spinal curvatures and abnormalities develop quickly during this growing period and by correcting them at this time; we build bodies which are strong and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-25
NATIONAL AAU CAGE
 TITLE GAMES TODAY

DENVER, March 25- A Its Oakland vs. Bartlesville for the National AAU basketball cham pionship.
 Oakland's defending champion Blue 'N' Colds were impressive last night as they whizzed into the finals with a 64-53 win over the Denver Chevrolets. So were Bartles- ville's Philips Oilers as they beltud the San Francisco Stewart Chew rolets 64-54.
 Denver and San Francisco will play tonight for the consolation cup.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-25
STORY BOOK DOLLS

A new shipment of famous Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls has just ar rived at "Alaska's Finest Hardware and Furniture Store. 60-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-25

John Carl Mellquist of Bellevue, Wash, near Seattle, is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. {
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

NAUWIENU zinios is Lietuvosss.
NAUJIENoS turi malonumo
savo skaitytojams beveik kick
viename numeryje duoti ziniu
is Lietuvos. Tx tos zinios taip
suredaguotos, kad nezinai, ar
ten gerai ar blogai dedasi. O
man atrodo, kad NAUJ1ENOS
Zinc, kaip ten yra.
NAUJIENQ mr.. 20, kalbant
apie Mazosios Lietuvos ir Ka-
raliauciaus likima, raso: 20 Ka-
raliaucius paverstas tikru So
vietq juros uostu. Is miesto ru-
sal issiunte visus lenkus ir anks-
ciau ten gyvenusius vokiecius"
Ka reiskia zodis "'issiunte",
maciusieji sovietini terora Zinc,
bet dalis NAUJIENU skaityto-
ju tokiu pasakymu tikrai klaidi-
nami. st. K, New York, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
LoGlKA

Prietaringi lenkai laukia 1851 metv.
Varsuvos kavinese aiskinama kodel. Ma
Varsuvos kavinese aiskinama kodel Mat,
minister's pirmininkas Witos, kuris 1921
m. atsisedo j min. kede, savo pavardeje
turejo penkias raides. Jis valdzioje isbuvo
lygiai penkis metus. Sekantis, Pilsudski,
turejo devynias raides ir valde devynis
metus. Ipedinis fnarsalas Rydz (-Smigly)
atsistatydino po keturiu metu. Tolimes-
mis- Lenkijos valdovas - Hitler - pasi-
trauke is scenos lygiai pc sesiu metu. Pa
gal tos logikos reikalavimus turetu prezi-
dentas Beirut kas nori gall taip pat
galvoti apie rnarsala Stain - sesis metus
valdyti. O tie sestieU metal baigiasi kaip
tik 1851 m. der Spigel - LIETUVIS)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

rama is visuomenes items sena-
toriams, kurie stow uz Genoci-
do Kovencijos patvirtinina. Bu-
vo keliamas klausimas apie pa
Clos Tarybos skyriu tinkama SUI
tvarkyma. Buvo ir tebera kelia-
mas klausimas apie tai, kad Ia
rybos uzdavinys yra kreiptis j
Americas valdzios istaigas uz-
tarti lietuvius tremtinius prizes
savotiskas IRO kai kuriu parei-
gunu priekabes ir akivaizdzios
diskriminacijos faktus. Buvo is
keltas klausimas ir apie tai, kad
Tarybos uzdavinys yra valdzios
istaigose pasiinformuoti ir nu-
rodyti lietuviu visuorlaenei, kaip
tkslingiau butu reaguoti j gau-
namus keistus gausingus lais-
kus is Lietuvos SUI streptomici-
no prasymais. Stai dabar isky-
la labai aktualus klausimas apie
negalesiancius is Vokietijos emf
gruoti lietuvius: del ju taip pat
reikia kreiptis j valdzios istai-
gas. Juk Taryba gi dabar yra
vienintele lietuviu visuomenes
reprezentante tose istaigose.
Deja, ligi siol is Tarybos nei
vienu tue klausimu negirdeti
joke atsiliepirno = nei teigiamo,
nei neigiamo. Ne tik visuomene,
bet net ir Tarybos nariai - di-
rektoriai, berods, ligi sio laiko
neturejo progos suzinoti, ar Vyk-
domasis Komitetas buvo bent
karta susirinkes posedzio ir ar
svarste bent Viena klausima, ku-
ris atrodo kaip tik dabar aktu-
alus. IS to susidaro ispudis, kad
Taryba nieko nebeveikia, o is to
ispudzio savaime susidaro isva-
da, kad ir finansiskai nera ka
remit.
Butu labai malonu butt itikin-
items, kad tas ispudis klaidin-
gas. Taciau tas isitikinimas ne
susidarys pats, kol turesime is
Tarybos tik tokias informaci-
jas, kaip ligi siol - apie lapkri-
Clio pradzioj New Yorke pasaky-
tas kalbas. :. Budinga ir tai,
kad pranesant net apie Tarybos
pajamas, Kongrese prizes iris
menesius gautu auku apyskaita
tezadama paduoti tik veliau ). :.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

Cia neiskaitytos aukos, gau-
tos New Yorko Kongreso metu.
Taciau ir jas pridejus bel pri-
skaicius, kas buvo sudeta Xxi
balandzio menesio II dienos (tos
sumos buvo pasklbtos pereita
vasara), aiskiai matyti, kad uz-
! simotasis 100000 vajus nera
ivykdytas.
Uzsimojimas nebuvo per di-
delis ir jis galejo butt ivykdy-
tas, tik, national visuomene ne
visiskai aiskiai pajuto konkretu
reikala. Visuomene per mazai
zinc, ar Taryba dar ka nors
daro, ar nieko nebedaro.
Tiesa, kai Tarybos sekretorius
padare keleriu metu apzvalga,
tai susirinko nemaza virtine at
liktu zygiu ir buvo progos su-
mineti eile ir teigiamu rezulta-
tu. Bet tai praeitis.
Dabar, rengiantis svesti Va
sario 16-ta, Taryba vel paragi-
no visuomene aukoti tolimes-
niam veikimui, nors neskelbda-
ma vajaus tokiai ar tokiai su-
mai surinkti. Visi sutinka, kad
ia daryti reikia. Ir nera abejo-
nes, kad laikantis iprastos ira
dicijos sios Sventes proga bus
sudeta kick finansines paramos
Tarybos darbams, bet is anksto
galima numatyti, kad tas pare
mimas nebus nei labai entuzias-
tingas, nei labai gausus.
To priezastis regimas pa
syvumas Tarybos vadovybeje.
Pc New Yorko Kongreso, at
rodo, Tarybos vadovybe ne tik
nesijaucia pasisemusi naujq je-
|gu, bet ligi siol dar tebesiilsi nuo
tu, be abejo, gana varginanciq
dienu.
Spaudoje buve siulyta, kad
Taryba organizuotu platesne pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
| ,a;isvoji valanda

ters gyvenirna sutvaryti.
Vienas mano kaimynas papasakojo,
kad jis pazista tula Zaki Hashem. Paskui
Zak atejo j mano namus. Jis man padare
gera ispudi. Jis sakesi, kad nori skubiai
vesti, mes jam reikia isvazieaoti j New
Yorka.
Pagal musp paprocius, musu vaikai
negai neklausyti teyu vedybu reikaluose.
AS pasakiau dukteriai, kad j netrukus
lures susizadeti su Hashem Nuo tos die
nos mergaite persimaine. j Wis verke.
Paskui gydytojas man pasake, kad
as jokios Strides ligos neturiu. AS paklau-
siau Narimana tiesfai: "Ar nori isteketi
uz Hashemo?" il man atsake: me, ne
noriu uz jo teketi. AS neturiu jam jokiu
jausmu".
Tada as pasakiau Hasherno tevams,
kad mano dukte dar per jauna teketi
ir kad as nesutinku jos leisti.
Visa tai atsitiko per kelias savaites.
Vedybine sutartis nebuvo pasirasyta, net
ir jos projektas dar nebuvo padarytas.
Mano atsakymas buvo ne del Faruko,
kurio nano dukte ligi sito susiziedavimo
nutraukimo niekad nebuvo maciusi. AS
noriu, kad mano dukte butu laiminga. Jei-
gu likimas nulems, kad mano dukte iste-
kes uz musu karaliaus, tai tas butp jos
auksciausia lai1ne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
TARYBOS FINANSAI
IR DARBAI

Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybos
sekretoriatas skelbia, kick auku
If kitty pajarnu il gavo is visuo-
nenes pereitais metals nuo ba-
landzio menesio II dienos iki
metu pabaigos. Skirstant tas pa
jamas pagal atskiras valstybes,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
RUPEscIU DEMOS
Balys Gaidzilnas

BAYS GaldZlun
Palangej paukstis balsu .saukia,
] zeme krinta rasos nuo obels.
Tarp kryzkeliu budeje-lauke,
Daznai kartojam: zeme kas prikefs?
Kas sugrazins danas ir juoka
! pievas ir laukus gifntos Sales?
Kada pauksteliams giesme suokiant
Nisi platumas sparnus isties?
kada sugris nanao artojai,
Uzmirs pablddusias kovu naktis?
zinau, sapnuos ilgai kartosis
Granatu slviai ir draugq rnirtis.
Ir dienos begs krantus pagrauze,
zaizdas uzgydys zennej perplestoj.
Matysim, upes kaip fedus islauzia
Ir blaivosi dangus sally gimtoj.
Dabar palangej paukstis saukia,
| zeme krinta! rasos nuo obels.
Tafp kryzkeliu budeje-lauke
Daznai kartojam: zeme kas prikels?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
EGIPTlSKAS RoMAfNAS. 8.
Pirmoji dalis

Pirm0ji dalis
% vardas - Zaki Hashem. Jis "a me-
tu. Ekonomistas. Egipto uzsieniu reikalQ
ministerijos pareiglnas. Egipto delega-
cijos Jungtiniu Tautq Organizacijoje pa
tarejas 10 tarnybos vieta - Lake Success
N. Y.
Taigi viskas dedasi ne faraonu lai-
kais, dvidesintojo a1nziaus pacian vi
dury...
Bet, kaip. tada, taip ir dabar, jauni
vyrai kartais turi suzadetines. Turejo
suzadetine if Zaki, Kaire, Egipto sostinej
JOS vardas Narimana ir jai tik 16 metu,
Dvidesimtojo amziaus pusei baigian-
tbs, prizes Kaledas, Zaki parvaziavo Egipta
atostogu. 1r rengesi vesti. Pasikviete gra-
ziaja Narimana, nusivede ja pas 'auksa-
kaf ir paprase parodyti ziedu.
Auksakalis ne tick klause, ka Zaki
sake, kick ziurejo Nerimana. Ir jo min
tvs sukosi labai greit
- Ateikite, - sake jis, = rytoj situo
paciu laiku, as jufhs turesiu graziausius
ziedus, kokiu dar niekas Egipte dar nera
turejes
Egipte nebera faraonp, bet yra ka-
ralius. 10 vardas = Far,1kas. Jis turejo
zmona Farida. Ju vardai buvo neatski-
riami. Farukas ir Farida.
Bet paskui issiskyre. Sake, todel, kad
nesusilauke sosto ipedinio. o gal ir ne
todel -.
Auksakalis ne vien ziedus kala, bet
ir karaliaus Strides reikalais rupinasi
Auksakalio telefonas susijungia su kara
liaus rumais.
- Valdove, buk rytoj ketvirta po pietu
balkone prizes mano krautuve. Pamatysi,
ko tavo sviesiausios akys dar nera re.
gejusios :. 1r prisiekiu pranaso barzda,
kad tavo sirdis bus akmuo, jeigu j tau
nieko nesakys..
Kita diena po pietu Zaki ir Narimana
atvyko pas auksakali. ziedai buvo gra-
zus ir jie buvo laimingi.
Bet kai Zaki palydejo Narimana ma
mo, jam buvo pasakyta, kad siandiena
jis neturi ieiti j jos nan1us.
Zaki parejo narno resuprasdamas,
kas atsitiko. Mamie suzinojo, kad ka tik
buvo karaliaus policija. Ir jis neberado
Narimanos laisku bel fotografiju...
Kita diena jis suzinojo, kad jam rel
kia greit keliauti New Yorka, nes atos-
togos yra sutrumpintos. Ir suzinojo, kad
iis negali vesti Narimanos, mes Narimal1a
busianti karaliene.
.Zaki nebegalejo daugiau pamatyti Ma
rimanos. Isvykdaraas j New Yorka, pa
sake:
AS nebuciau tikejes, kad Divide
simtame amziuje gall detis toki dalykai,
bet dabar zinau.. Bet Narinlana vistlek
name myli.
Antroji dalis
Zaki atvyko j Lake Success, New
Yorke. Cigarette pc cigarettes rukyda-
mas, jis pasake laikrastininkams:
- Amerikos inerginos grazios =. Pa
metu tarnyba Jungtiniu Tautu Organiza-
cijoj nes esu pavarges Suzadstine?
Farukas? Nieko neturiu apie tai pasa-
XVIII
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

Akills sio romano skaitytojai patys
tesprendzia, katra jo dalis yra arciau prie
teisybes :.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
Nelauktas atsakymas

NeidukJdS dtSdkymaS
Jauna, dar nepratus mokytoja, klaseje
skaito sakinius, leisda1na mokiniatns atspe-
ii paskutini zodi:
- Sfinksas, - sake j, - turi axis, bet
negali jomis...
= Matyti, - priduria vaikai.
- Jis turf ausis, bet jomis negali =.
- Girdeti, - baigia mokiniai.
- Jis turi nosi, bet negali -.
- Jos nusisluostyti, - susunka visa
klase kartu.
If pamoka turejo baigtis anksciau,
negu suskambejo varpelis.
Tikroji priezastis
Mazoji Maryte skundMasi:
- Mama, man labai skauda pilya.
- Natal, vaikeli, isbegai mokyklon be
pusryciu, pilvas tuscias, todei ir skauda.
Jeigu jane butq kas nors, tada neskaudetl.
Po pietu nuo stalo pakiles dede Mctie-
jus pastebi, kad jam suskaudo galva.
. - As zinau, = paaiskino Maryte: -
Tamstai skauda galva tik todel, kad j tus-
cia. Jeigu joje kas nors butu, tada tikrai
neskaudetu.
Isivaigduokite, as SUI savo vyru turiu
bartis kiekviena savaite.
Mudviem taip daznai to nereikia,
mes manasis alga tegauna tik yiena karta
per menesi.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25
INTERMEDIATE G. AS
HOLD MEETING

The Intermediate Girls Aux
iliary of the Mount Tabor Bap-
tiSt Church met with Janell White
at her home Monday afternoon.
Frances SarviS. program chair.
man. was in charge Of the follow,
ing program: Spiritual Revival.
Shannon Sptvey; Stewardship.
J&nel White; Cooperation. Jean
Willoushby: Propoi ton. Margaret
10 Jernigan: u States. Sarah
Williams: Current Operations.
Shirley New; Capital Needs. Re-
bccca Burroughs: Foreign Mis-
SionS Advance. Louise Hodges.
Mary 10 Primer gave the de-
votlonal and Margaret 20 Jc"Ei-
Kan. president. presided over the
Business session. Mrs. {. II. Pin.
nor is leader OF the organization.
\ dessert course was served by
the hostess during tie social h"tIr
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25
ROYAL AMBASSADORS
ELECT OFFICERS

The Royal Ambassadors of TIE
Mount Tabor Baptist Church. tn
der the direction of Billy Nornlan
recently elected new officers TO
serve TIE fiscal year. The new
roster includes: Ambassador III
Chicf. Bobby Britt: First Assist
ant Ambassador. Tony I.cgGCttc:
Second Ambassador. Ben Lay
Hickman: Chapter Recorder,
.Iol,nny Rguton; Chapter Scribe,
Mickey Watts. Chapter Steward.
Kenneth Eddings: Chapter Herald.
ltoncrt Smith ard Grnc Keith
Ward: Custodian. Tommy Long.
TIE organization meets every
other Thursday afternoon. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Billy Dorran on Thurs
day afternoon. Feb. :.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25
MRS. HARDWICK TUES.
BRIDGE CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. j. B. Hardwick entertain
ed the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club at her horne this week. Mrs.
+. e. Sanders was high scorer for
the afternoon and received all
award.
y sweet course with coffee was
served by the hostess to the fol-
towing guests: Mrs. +. c. Sand
cts. Mrs. B. l.. NeSmith. .Ir., Mrs.
d. J. Hughes, Mrs. p. Brown.
Mrs. J. NJ. McGougan. Mrs. J. +.
Boswell. Mrs. &. G. WeStmoreland
and Mrs. S. p. Smith.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25
RECENT BRIDE HONORED
WITH SHOWER MONDAY

Mrs. Gladys Crib Blackwell,
recent bride. was honored with a
shower given at the home of Mrs.
f. w. Green at Clarendon on
Monday evening by the members
of the Clarendon Young Woman'S
Auxiliary.
Games were enjoyed during
the evening under Miss Lois
Leonard and sweet course was
served by the host group.
Those present included the hon
oree and members of the Young
Woman's Auxiliary and the Wo-
mans Missionary Union Of the
Clarendon Baptist Church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25
MISS WATSON HOSTESS
YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB

The Young Woman's Auxiliary
OF the Mount Tabor Baptist
Church met with Miss Peggy Wat
son at her home Thursday even
ing. Those taking part on the
program were Miss Bunny Buff
kin. Miss Sarah Carroll and Mrs.
Don Hughes. Miss Bernice Gar
rell gave the devotional and Miss
Mildred Holt. president. presided
over the business session.
The hostess served her guests
salad course during the social
hour.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25
NeU
ArriiuaLs
JAMES THOMAS WILLIAMSON

MIR. and Mrs. e. j. Williamson,
Jr.. of Raleigh. announce the
birth of a son. James Thomas.
January 6. 1850, weighing I
pounds and 9 ounces.
Mrs. Williamson is tie former
Edith Sykes of Spring Hope, N.
c.. and Mr.. Williamson is the
son of Mrs. Mary Williamson OF
this city.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25
RONALD HOYT FLOYD

Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Floyd of Ia
Dor City, Route 2, announce the
birth of a son, Ronald lloyt, at
Rogers Hospital in Loris Sunday
morning. January %, at ITO The
new arrival weighed in at 8
pounds and II ounces.
Mrs. FLOYD is the former Leona
Cox. daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Waymon Cox Of Tabor City, Route
5.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. \. Huffman.
Jr.. and son moved Wednesday to
their new home in the Pine
Heights section Of the city. The
home was previously occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Blue and
daughter. Jane. who moved to
Grccnville, N. c., during the holt
days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25
rGNiG7 G. A. S MEET
NTH MISS JUDY SMITH

-. r.~.ur Girls Auxiliary Of
.. ...., Tabor Baptist Church
.... . iudy Smith At her home
i... ...-~"o0u. The program
r.....,f by the group was en-
r-. ~.a"ns $3.50.
...g.,n.>. candies and cck"S
..... ,.~g,t 70 the - members
.~..... -. he hostess.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Canady had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Baine, Mrs. Aurby
Phillips and daughters, Kitty,
Mary and Jane, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
S. Ard and daughters, Ann and
frankie, James Carl Ard and
Henry Collins, all of Mullins, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Turner and
son, Billie, of Marion. Mrs.
Canady's mother, Mrs. w. C. Ard,
accompanied the Ard family to
Mullins for a visit.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leonard
and Dcland Leonard visited MIR.
and Mrs. Dave Lewis in Whining
ton Tuesday. Mr.. Lewis. Mrs.
Leonard's brother-in-law, is a pa
tient at the James Walker Hos
pital where his condition is con-
Sidered serious.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25
MRS. BRUTON HOSTESS
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS

Tho Delete Davis Class of '2n
Mount Tabor Baptist Sunday
ScECol Wet with Mrs. Y. 4. Bru-
ton at her home on Thursday eve
niug Mrs. {. II. Primer was III
charge of the pro&ram presented
on the theme Take Your Family
10 Sunday School" al which, time
she made timely talk. Mrs.
Wallace Soles. Mis-. Rohcrt SoleS.
Mrs. Willard Garrett. Mrs. W. A.
Williams. and Mrs. b. a. Carroll
presented the devotional on the
Su5icc. Locking Ourselves Out. "
MIS-. J. S. RoGcrS. president.
presided over the business scS-
son
Dunn: the soc;1l hour sand-
wichCs and c1tfc" were served by
tire h1Si"sS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Garrell, .Ir
of Whtteville were dinner guest:
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bcull Lanier and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Lanier Sun
day. The Whitcvillc visitors were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Gar
rell. ST., at Clarendon Sunday al.
ternOOn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25
70 YARRELSON HOST
i1ck,H BRlDGE CLUB

r. . c. HawelSon. II. enter
n.. Mems 5viGc" Club at
.'.. .r., on THURSDAY evening.
,.. p. . score award went 10 Dr.
a. ,,eGiin and the low to
...> Cox. Others playing were
:, .. NTH. I'LL. DR.. IL. G.. Dame
= Bell. Willard Wright
w.. lizard Gordon.
... conclusion CT bridge.
~. ....vrl~Nu served STEAK
... .r Or. NucrclSan and his
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25

Mrs. Gladys Carroll has accept
ed the position as manager of the
Cato Store in Llmbcrton. Mrs.
Carroll was associated with the
chain organization in Lancaster
several weeks before transferring
to I.umbcrt0n.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon Phillips
of Durham were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ErSkin
Young at Windy Hill Beach. Mrs.
Phillips and Mrs. Young were
.roommates at Wake Forest Col
lcge.