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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McAda
guests for dinner New Years
Day. Monday. Jan, l. Mcssrs, and
Mines Warncll Rhodes, LcRoSs
Copeland, Ralph Wilson and A.
Brown,
Mrs. Jamc. kcyN, S7S6 Fourth
Ave. So. was taken 10 MtnneApo-
lis General Hospital Thursday
Dec. IS after suffering n Stroko at
his home. MIR, Keys Is somewhat
improved. but his condition Is
stun critical
MIR. and Mrs. Louis WhItlOCk,
1884 Clinton Ave. had AZ their
dinner guests. Miss Charlotte Per
tcet and Sue King. Monday, Jan
|.
Mr.. Walter Lowe. SOb3 Third
Ave. So, returned to tho city
Monday evening. Jan l, from DoS
MoincA, Iowa, where he spent the
holidays Visiting his mother and
other relatives and friends, Wal
tor had been out OF the city for
a week.
Messra. Gilbert Woods. Otis Me
Oregon, Kenneth Henderson,
Harold Lewis. clifford Hobbs and
Bobby Terrell arrived IN the city
Friday. Dec. 20 from DcA Moinca,
Iowa to spend the weekend visit
inE fTicndA They were the din
ner guests Of MiAsea Gwen Miller
and Gloria Brown. 37aa Fourth
Ave No. Tho boys returned home
Monday. Jan, /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart r. Nit
CheIl. 1912 Elliott Ave, 30. were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mira. J. d.
Granville. 1914 10Th Ave. 30. at
a dinner. Saturday, Dec, 30.
MIsa Donna Cuff. 3I7 Bryant
Ave. No, left the city Tuesday,
Jan. 2 for Sioux Falls. South pa
kotA 10 visit her sister. Mas Cuff
will be out Of the city for a week
tn" plano clAssea at the Phyllis
wheatlcy House are rcHuming
their regular lessons after a twu
week vacation over the holidays
Mrs. Emma simInA. 7Oi Fro
mont Ave. No. entertained Mines.
Sadie FiAhcr and LootA Tanner at
dinner Wednesday. Dec 81
Mrs Ruby Bobo. ~ HyIAnd
Ave No, had M guests for dinner
New Years Day. MesAra, and
MmeH. James JacowAy, Carlos
Mendoza, Percy white and
Charles latimer Of 81. Paul.
The nrw Officers elected for the
King David Lodge No. 2 H. J.
Freeman. reelected most worthy
master. Milan Draughn, senior
warden. Lyle Wright, junior war
den, benjamin Brown. secretary,
Dixie FulAon. treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Gage,
J6l2 Clinton Ave. 10, entertained
for their son and daughter,
Thomas PerduH. En-. ist class Of
the u n Coast Guard, and Miss
dorothy perdue ~ Chicago. Mon.
day night, Jan !, IN the rumpu
room ~ their home F1fty or NOR,
guests Of Minneapolis and ~
paul enjoyed the COurtesy Mr.
prrduc will return Ia his base H.
Boston. Mas this week end MiBt
Perdur viii become n permanent
resident Of the Twin Cities.
Tho King David Lodge No 2
FAAAY MAsoDS gave their an
nuRI banquet NJ NicolIct Hotel.
"Wednesday. Dec. n. Finy gucStE
attended the turkey dinner
Among the guests was Mr.. a. J,
Simmons 81 Duluth. who II the
National Grand Secretary He
gave q talk explaining 81. Johns
Day. Joseph Freeman was master
~ ceremonies
Miss EunIc. McQ1rrry left the
city Monday, Jan. ! for Chicago,
where she will resume her teach
ing al Morgan Park Miss Nc
Query IL the daughter Of Mr and
Mrs. Morton McQuerry. lO1s
Clinton Ave So. She had been In
the city for IN" holidays
Mrs Ruby Coleman returned To
Oakland, Calif.. Jan. 2 from Min.
neRpoILS. after Visiting her sister
and attending the funeral u her
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05
Ina Saunders MoTTieS
jones HoETiS JT.
IN PILGRIM Church

Before poinccttas and carna-
tons. Ina Saunders and James
Horris. Jr., were united IN mar
rage Tuesday. Jan. ? at Pilgrim
Baptist church with Rev. Floyd
Massey Jr., reading the oere-
mony.
Attendants for the bride were
Mrs. Inice Murrill. mAtron OF
honor, Misses Dolores Jones and
Gloria Williams, bridesmaids. The
best man was Burie Carmichael
Jr. Flower girls were Meridee and
Flora Galloway and the ring
bearer was Walter Reed Jr.
During the impressive cere-
mony Miss Revoida Wright play
ed the wedding march. and Mrs.
Ermine Hall Allen sang Ave
Maria" and AT Dawning,"
The wedding reception for the
couple was held in the basement
OF the church.
Mr.. Horris IL the son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Horris Of Mime
apolis, and Mrs. Horris resided at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. l..
Murray, 292 N. Chatsworth.
The couple are temporarily re-
siding at Mr.. Horris' home, 1921
18th Ave. So, Minneapolis. He
will leave soon for his station at
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
The Birthday club will hold its
next meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Theodore 8. Allen. 1913 lyle
hart Ave. Friday. Jan. IL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05

Mr.. Rudolph Young. son Of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Young. 6O7 Olson
Highway, arrived IN the city
Thursday. Jan. 0. from Portland,
Oregon. 70 visit his parents and
wife. Mrs. Jerry Young. 3i4 Ign.
dale Ave No Mr.. Young Will be
In the city q week before return
ing 10 his work In Oregon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05


C. F. Washington of Cleveland,
Ohio. her son. Mr.. Otis Carson OF
Toledo. Ohio and her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Roland Carson of Cleve-
land, Ohio, visiting her over the
holidays.
Mrs. ManIey Rhodes of 800 Car
roll Ave. viii return home soon
from st. Joseph hospital where
she is undergoing a checkup.
Miss ErmA A. MunsOn, Toronto,
Ontario. left Monday. Jan. / ON a
return trip after spending the
Christmas holidays with her
family. Mrs. l.. v. Munson and
daughter. Dorothy of 29O N. St
Adams.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05

Miss EunIc. McQBrrry left the
city Monday, Jan. for Chicago,
where she will resume her teach
ing al Morgan Park Miss Nc
Query IL the daughter of Ar and
Mrs. Morton McQuerry. lOfs
Clinton Ave 80. She had been In
the city for the holidays
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4 GIT was also presented by
the Alta Society Of the First Bap-
list church. OwatOnna. Of which
the bride IL the past preHidsnt. at
their Christmas party The bridal
dinner was held al the home Of
Mr. and Mrs John X Brush. 81
Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05

rs, dOSU lhlru ave, 30, hhu IN
MIR. and Mrs Norton Parker.
liSt Aldrich Ave, No, had a.
their dinner guests New Years
Eve. Mr. and Mrs Melvin Jack
son and son Mickey; Mrs. Erma
Peterson and son MaruhAll and
Elmer Wagner
LuCillc Evelyn Roach, 39lT
FHfth Ave So. returned home
from FairviCw Hospital Saturday
Dec. 10 after tnnsilcctomy opcr-
alton.
Mr., and Mrs. NInccRt Sheppard.
1929 Columbus Ave. arr now
living at 1908 Firth Ave. 40.
Mr.. and Mrs TRImAEc Carry
Mr.. S70I Firth Ave So. held a
Now Years dinner Monday. Jan.
At their home. The guests In
cludcd McssrH and Mines Royal
Crawford, TRlmRGc Carey Jr.
Boyd Crawford Sr., Arthur Jack.
son: Mines Anna Coleman. J,
Horrts sr.. MiAscA Marlyn Carey.
Mamie Young, and MeAsrH Mar
vim Crawford and Michael Carey.
Mr., and Mra. Charles Young.
1929 Fourth Ave So. had az their
dinner guests Now Years day,
McAarH and Mines. Robert W.
Stevens, J NJ. Gray, Mrs, Irene
BcrrymRn. and son. Lannie Ross,
and Mr., Walter Lowe
Mira Fila SlAyburn In III at the
home OF Mrs. Rose Young, COT
Olson Highway, Mira ClAybuTn
has been III for q week.
Bible study VIII be- held at s;S0
p, m. Sunday. Jan. 4 at the Con-
grcgHtiohal church Of God In
Christ,
Mr.. and Mrs. william CarteF,
Omaha. Neb.. were the house
guests OF Mr., and Mrs I'D Young.
3Slb Third Ave, 3d.. over the
holidays, Mr.. and Mrs Carter Ar.
rived In the city Saturday. Dec.
~ and left Monday, Jan. 1.
Mr.. Vernon u. Young. 2A2o
Firth Ave. So,, became very III
Wednesday. Dec. n and was
taken to 81 MRry'R Hospital
Thursday. Dec. IN. MIR. Young IL
doing nicely At the hospital
Mrs. Rosc Richie. asO3 Firth
Ave. So. returned 10 the city
Thursday. Dec. n from Mason
city, Iowa, where she attended n
family reunion dinner on Christ
mas Day. Among those present
were her sister, Mrs Ruby Ben
nett, her noicc and family, Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Davis and Ron Eu-
gene Jr,, and hor nephew, Ber-
nett Bennett, Mrs. Richie left the
city December ~.
Mira isabelle McQucTry. AOIs
CLINTON was host 10 q birthday
dinner Now Years Day at her
home. Among the friends who
helped her celebrate and attended
the dinner were MeHsrs and
Mines. Robert Martin, Scott Fai.
son and children Dolores and VIII
lam, Ronald Judy and son Rich
lrd, Mines, Rose FAiSon, Bliene
Wakefield Of 81 Paul and Mrs
Z. A. Douglas and children, ArmR-
one. Beverly. sylvia ana son Don
Id Of Lincoln, Neb.. MeRara C0ciI
Johnson, Chicago. III: N. N.
Imlth, H. Paul, MINI, Mrs. Nc
lucrry received many lovely
SITS
Mrs. Nellie Boyd IL steadily Inn
proving at Glen Lake. Mrs BOYD
,pcnt four 81 the Christmas hon-
lays at her home. 723 Olson High
way
Elder isabelle ARd his group Of
fingers will be at the C0nErega-
uOnaI church Of God In Christ, 3II
v. 3sth 81. Thursday. Jan. II.
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Miss Meyers WEEDS
Shelby Cox In
Church Ceremony

ana Mrs, II, y, Meyers ot Viva
tunna, became the BRIDE Of Shelby
Cox OF Minneapolis, Friday eve
ming, Dec, -, at the Border
Methodist Church, Minneapolis.
Rev. Frank Edmund See Of
Duluth. former pastor OF the First
baptist church OF OwatOnnA and
rev Charles Sexton. pastor Of the
,hurCh. ofnciated at the ccrc-
.nony.
Proceeding the ceremony, the
prganist, Mr., John Moultric, play.
II a program of nuptIRl music,
Mr. Worthy Turner. tenor with
he Twin City Symphonic chorus
,ang because" and the Lords
.'raycr."
Entering with her father, the
bride was droSsed In u shell pink
.loor length gown OF taffeta and
ace, with u lace hat to match
,hc carried a white Bible, covered
With white orchid. from which
ell satin streamoTs combined
With StephRnotlS, Her only
Jrwelry was an imported rhine
stone necklace and earrings To
match the gift from the groom,
Mrs John u. Brush, st. Paul.
vas the mRtron of honor. wear.
nR a floor length gown Of milo |
,reen chiffon with q bOIero jacket
4 Moirr tAffeta To match, She
carried Colonial bouquet Of
,IoinscttRA and pine. tod with u
ed satin ribbon.
She wore a necklace OF emeTalda
and pearls, u gift Of the bride.
John X. Brush. 81 Paul. was
Tho best man. while clifford Haw-
.dns. and shermont Polk, both Of
Minneapolis, were unhers.
The brides mother was dressed |
N . horizon red taffctA floor
length gown. She wore n cOraRge
u Johanna I'm roaeS
Following the ceremony tho ~
ccPtion was held at the Hospital
Ity House At 9O2 Henncpin Ave.
with over 30 perSohA in atteR.
dance. Mrs. Ernest Meili. Mime
apolis, acted IA hosteAs.
Mrs SheTmont Polk. MlnncApo-
lis. was In charge Of the guest
book, while Mrs, Harold stevens.
Of Cook, MINI. was In charge Of |
the gifts.
During the reception, Mr..
Turner sang several numbers, and |
the Rev Sexton spoke briefly on
lsDFt anu INC NtblN's
Before her marriage. the bride
was affiliated with the JoHten
Manufacturing Company. Owa
tunna. IA the Final Inspector
She was active In church RcuW-
ties, also held numerous offices
In Local No. II, international
Jrwclry Workers Union. affiliated |
with the AZ. Of L.
Before serving In World War II |
the groom was the baritone with
the Gospel -Four Quartet that
sang extensively throughout the
United States, Canada and parts
Of old MsNico.
Mr. and Mrs Cox have gone Ia
eastern points on their wedding
trip. and on their return. they
viii be- at home at 3si6 Portland
Avenue. Minneapolis.
Pre-nuptiaI affairs for the
bride, included a dinner party by
The Jostsn'H ten.year girls.
OwAtonnA. at the home Of Mrs
ed. D. skaiicky. a dinner at the
Hotel Owat0nhR by the women
employees Of JoGtGn'H, dinner
party at the home OF Mrs. CiAr-
rncs Nitschks and n dinner al
the home Of Miaa Mildred Crane.
OwatsnnA
4 GIT was also presented by
the Alta Society Of the First Bap-
list church. OwatOnnA. Of which
the bride IL the past preHidsnt. AT
their Christmas party, The bridal
dinner wAa held al the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. John n Brush. 81
Paul
Evening star., 1951-02-14
junior and teen.age pumps, 7.6O

Girls patent leather and eokin shoes; l2h to 3---65
Girls white Leather soddIe shoes; sizes l2h to 3675
Bows eIkskin shoes brown and block k----760l 845
Infonts' shoes white or ton eIkskin-------3 305
Infonts' shoes potent leather or eIkskin-- 545
Chidrens pumps and oxfords sizes 8h to l2- $50
Girls shoes potent eofskin, eIkskin $50
WGL-chIden's and Junior Misses Shoes Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-02-14
available at our branch stores.
toddlers' dresses, soft cottons, 2.35

Todders cotton dresses smoked embroidered
ToddJers' pnofores dotted Swiss orqondy
Philippine hondmode mdeiesze cotton dresses -----Z35
Cotton Reese Cord and broodcoth bobbie SUITS T. 3-235
ToddIers' corduroy overoIIs, sizes to ------z35
Infons cotton knit eeepers, hond embroidered O. 255
Brother and sister outfits royon. Brown navy; 4--595
ToddIers' wool and corduroy overall and iocke s. $50
Thoyer crib double drop Sides birch. mopIe
Innersprino crib mattress wet-resistont -l350
Thoyer corroee lined quilted, sroy blue ------3e00
Cotton knit polo shirts poste stripe oequord l. T. 3 Csc
White nyIon showI with frinoe easy TO Iounder-3e5
PIIowcoses lawn orgondy noinook
Hioh choir pods. yinyite pIostc covers ----le5
PIoy pen pods. wet-resstont pIostc covering --3l5
Bumpers TO fit on crib or pIoy pen PosteIs s-3l5
W5L-The Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor
sIso Bethesda Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1951-02-14
girls cotton slips, 2 to Il, 1.55

Teen cotton slips, eyeet trimmed 10 to Is ----------l55
Juniors nyon slips lace trimmed White only -------475
Cotton bros for Juniors ond teens White only -----lZ5
Juniors long cotton seersueker robes TO l5----e35
Girls cotton nonsook boomer-stye ponties to 10 100
Girls cotton houseeoots; to 6x, BIS; to 14--- 3S5
W6L-unio Lingerie and Girls furnishings Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-02-14
mercerized cotton socks, Sic

Soft 70-eouee mercerzed with nyon reinforcement
Sizes to II, white; to l0h, posteIs.
Teens Juniors little spring stow fetching styles Ats
W6L-ChIdren's Hosiery, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-02-14
mems and young mems
TWO-TROUSERS
SUITS 64.oo

to add and satisfaction lengths never thought
possible sChooe from fine wool worsted hevots and tonnes
in new poerns and Expey hand detailed for greater
comfort appearance and foerng Interpretation
of the semidope lounge and conservative models Single or
double breasted regulars shorts longs ous short and
Evening star., 1951-02-14

Weather sobordne cuffs bottom knitted IL TO-
Juniors iuckets repeIent tackle twill royon -5
Juniors sIucks 500 royon 40 WOOL to II ------695
students' cotton broodcIoth white shirts ------235
Juniors white cotton broodcIoth shirts -------1.95
Boxer shorts GoIey G. Lord cotton cord -------235
Blue denim double knee duneorees, sizes to II --z35
Vest with royon eobordne boxer ongie ------475
Wool fonne codet suits oroy or navy; Il to 20 z5e5
Juniors wool honne oneie suits. soy. noW; to zlss5
W6L-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor.
also Bethesda Chevy Chase
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Bell, Jr. and
son, Ronnie, spent the weekend
IN High Point with her mother
Mrs. Nina Grady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wright
son Henry Neil, and DR.. and Mrs.
II. Z. Cameron and Jimmy Gar.
rell attended the Carolina.Wake
Forest game at Wake Forest Sat.
urday.
! Among the local folk attending
the circus in Florence Friday
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Prince
and and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Bell and son, Ronnie, Miss Genola
woodland, Mrs. jamie B. Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Mccormick and
family, Mrs. Hulda Doster and
son, Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Wooten. Miss Bernice Carroll
Phil Hughes, Mrs. John Wrenn
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood.
row Granger, Buddy and Leon
Edward Fonvielle, and Woodrow
Sarvis.
Miss Caroline Jackson, student
at Meredith college, spent the
weekend here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Williams
land family attended the Wake
Forest-Carolina game at Wake
Forest Saturday.
Local folk attending the circus
in Wilmington Saturday included
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Bell, daughter,
Martha Brooks, Mrs. o. v. Hicks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, Miss Mar.
Jorie Wood, Mrs. w. G. Truitt,
Mrs. Louise K. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Lewis, Jean Peay,
Jimmy Rogers Mrs. Harriet L.
Skies, Lewis Skies, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Inman and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Boswell and son, and
Mrs. B. A. Carroll, and son, Joe.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

Mrs. R. G. Shackell of Char
lotte was the guest of Mrs. D. F
McGougan last week. Mrs. Shack
ell, Mrs. McGougan, Mrs. R. B
Mallard, and Mrs. B. L. Nesmith
iii. visited Mr.. and Mrs. o. O
Allsbrooks in Wilmington Friday
Jane Marie Leonard has return
ed to her home in Fayetteville
after visiting with her grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leon
ard.
Joe H. Anderson has returned
from a visit in Columbia, S. c.
and Charlotte. He was a guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Patterson in
Charlotte.
| Mrs. R. M. Carroll, ST., Mrs
Gilbert Shelley, and Mrs. F. M
Jernigan were recent visitors in
Wilmington. They visited Lester
Lowe of Chadbourn who was a
patient in the James Walker
Memorial hospital. Mr.. Lowe is
now progressing nicely at his
home.
Miss Nan Ratliff, Columbus
County home demonstration a
gent for several years, visited in
the County last week. She is leav'
ing Montgomery County as home
agent to accept the position OF
home agent in Sussex County
Georgetown, Della.
The new position makes her a
member of the University of Del
aware faculty.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Dinner Party
Fetes Simon

The employees of Schild's De.
partment Store, Tabor City enter,
tanned with a dinner party at
Hoskins, Ocean Drive Beach, on
Wednesday evening honoring Joe
Simon who is leaving Tabor City
this week to make his home in
New York.
Mr.. Simon has been associated
with Schild's Department Store
for several years.
Covers were laid for Mr.. Simon
honoree; Mr.. and Mrs. Winston
Gore, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Burroughs
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Strickland
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hulk, and Mrs
Madge Granger.
Following the dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Strickland entertained
with a party at their home here
Guests were served fruit cake
and coffee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Shower Honors
Mrs. Buffkin

Mrs. G.. E. Stevens entertained
with a miscellaneous shower at
her home on Thursday evening
honoring her daughter, Mrs.
Berkeley Buffkin, recent bride.
Games and contests were in
play during the evening with
awards being presented to the
winners.
A chicken salad plate with &C.
.cessories was served to about 50
guests.
The honoree received many
gifts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

Dorothy and Dulcie Garrell OF
Cocker college spent the weekend
lin the home of their father, c. D.
Garrell.
Jack Watts and Howard Har.
relson, students at U. S. c., Co
lumbia, spent the State Fair holi-
days here at their respective
homes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Entertains Club

Mrs. ]. o. Prince entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
club at her home this week. Mrs.
B. L. Nesmith, Jr. received the
thigh score award.
A sweet course with coffee was
served by the hostess to Mrs. B.
L. Nesmith, Jr., Mrs. B. L. Ne
smith III, Mrs. ]. M. McGougan,
Mrs. J. F. Boswell, Mrs. R. c.
HARRISON, Jr., Mrs. G. G. West.
moreland, and Mrs. ]. B. Hard
wick.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Beach Stag Party
Honors Joe Simon

Joe Simon was honor guest at
a steak stag dinner at Wrights
vile Beach Saturday evening
when Harry Kramer of Wallace
T. Kramer of Whiteville and A.
Schild entertained at the home
of the former.
Mr.. Simon is leaving Tabor
CITY this week for New York
where he will operate a mems
shoe store and the dinner was
given as a farewell party.
Covers were laid for about 20
guests.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

Mrs. w. J. Anseaume and chill
dren, Patty and Bill, left Sunday
for Camp Kilmor, New Jersey for
a visit with 1t. Anseaume. He
was transferred from Fort Bragg
this month for possible over seas
duty, but now expects to return
to For Bragg. Mrs. Anseaume is
the former Irene Bell.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

LOST: Bicycle, girls red and
white, from my yard or on
Lewis Street Saturday or Sum-
day night. Finder please return
to Mrs. Annie Prince and re-
ceive $500 reward. ZIP
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

.SOR SALE: STOCKING LEG
MULE, 7 years old. See Tom
Lupo, Green Sea. etc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

prffkin. Betty Jernigan
Bann! L1ra,7,ell were recent Wis.
81" - Charlotte
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

FOR RENT: Apartment, See Mrs.
w. D. Williams.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
OH! MY
ACHING BACK

If yours aches it could be caus.
ed by a distorted spine.
A Distorted Spine wastes en-.
ergy creates pain. Many people
fail to consider the Spine as a
Basic Source of bodily ills. There
are more spinal distortions than
people relize. The causes of alb
normal positioning are many.
Why not have a complete spin
al examination and X-Ray made
and find out your true condition
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

FOR SALE: Baby carriage, fold
ing model. Good as new. See
Lewis HARRISON at Coles
store or phone 2911, Tabor
City. Luz
The Miami times., 1951-01-13
PERRINE: NEWS

All the churches held their
regular services last Sunday, and
all of them were we'll attended.
Mrs. Fannie Mae Williams spent
New Years weekend in Live Oak
Fla. visiting her in-laws. She re-
turned on Tuesday, and reported
that she really enjoyed the trip.
Annie Mae Williams, Little
Butch" 3 months old, has one
tooth.
TEE MODEL AND FORD
Say, Tee, you know one thing?
What is it? I dreamed I was eat
ing a piece of flannel cake, and
the next morning when I woke,
half of my blanket was gone.
The Miami times., 1951-01-13
LIBERTY CITY ELEM.
SCHOOL NEWS

DR.. George Washington Car
ver'S life and his contributions to
science were discussed briefly
during the January 9th devotion
al period. Creta Skiles and Mary
harrington of Mrs. Frances Light
sey's fourth grade class presented
the program.
The January meeting of the
Liberty City Elementary School
PTA was held Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock, Mrs. Margaret Rey-
nolds presiding, After a brief
business session, Mrs. Annie Rus
sell, December Attendance win
ner, was presented with pair
of wall plant holders as her prize.
Mrs. Mary B. Thomas was Janu-
ary Attendance winner. Mr.. Tay-
lor, Boy Scout Executive, made
a plea for men to serve as scout
leaders for our Scout Troop after
a short talk on the needs of boys
for guidance. Mr.. Taylor also
announced that the Annual Scout
Meeting will be held at our school
on January %.
A skit, Reporting to Parents"
was introduced by our principal,
Mrs. Gill. This presentation
showed through three incidents
G) how parents can help their
children to improve school work;
(2) the meaning of the right and
left sides of the report cards; and
(3) causes for unsatisfactory
work and the meaning of 'E' on
the report card. Each parent re-
ceived a mimeographed copy of
a report card to follow during
Skit. Mrs. Alma Johnson acted as
principal; Miss Eddie Wilson and
Mrs. Irene Straughter as parent
and teacher - incident /; Mrs.
Marian Nichols and Mrs. Bertha
Sharpe - incident 2; and Mrs.
Rubie Finley and Misses Rosa
Wilson and Annie Hudson - in
cident 3. The eight teachers then
served as a panel to answer