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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04

bes Hibilismus, Die bas gororingen
Der neuen 8arbarei begiinitigen2"
8ir befiir6ten bieie Sraeen, bie S.
@lbau in Ser &c. q. Stoats5eitung'
Iteut, perneineno beonttporten 5u mill
len, iolpeit cine seiitige, relieioie uno
iittli6e grneuerllng in 8etrobt
fommt. aber, 10 traurig Die 9llterna-
tibe elmer Mbnebr nit nur notiirli6en
Dtitteln audi lit, 10 bleibt bieie bo6
cine Rotnenoigfeit.
Sn Boris lit ioeben ein enti6eiben-
Ser S6ritt 5ur 3ulammeniaiiung Ser
europull6en &r1fte eriolat. g5 hans
belt li6 babel I'm mebr ols elm @of=
fenbiinonis, bas 9eutlhlanb, SStalien
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ginbeit peridmel5en iou. GieImebr
liegt Ser neuen Gereinbarung oie gr=
fenntnis 5ugrunbe, ooB militGriide
Iaian5en nur Damn Gertrauen uno
Siderbeit idofien, 1penn lie ouf bin
|bil6er 8runolage beruben unb ouf
oas iuirtidoftlibe uno eeiItiee 2eben
iibergreifen.
Gen &ern oes nel,en v8unoes" Bill
ben oie Seilnebmer an bem Shuman=
Eaft, nit 9lusnobme Soaanos, oas
porloufi9 ben geipredungen fern
blieb. Gas erIte 3iel lit cine 9lrlnee
bon 5lpon5i9 9i0tiionen, Don bo6Iter
Utobilitat uno ouBeroroentli6er
JeueritGrfe. Sic 9lngeborigen oieier
armee ioIlen unter Ser elei6en Stag
ge in eleider Uniform oienen, glei6e
Iusriiitung uno 2obnung baben uno
elmer gemein amen 2eitllng unterItellt
iein. lleber oie pelentli6en 8unfte
beitebt bereitS llebereinitinlnlung.
gSaS nod itrittig bleibt, lit gemeiiet1
on ser repolutionGren Neubeit oes
l1nternebmens menie pid)tie. Gie So
| lillng miro porausiibtli6 oarin bette
ben. oaB oeutld)e, fron5oiii6e, italie=
Enilde uno belgiid-lurenburgiihe 81
| 1biltonen allfgeltellt merben, oie 5u
iibernatlonalen &orps unD Irmee=
gruppen 5llammengefaBt merben.
gei ser ginlpeibung ieines neuen
Sauptouartiers i'm @oloe non WarIp
bel Earis lpieoerbolte General gilell=
borper Oie frieoenDabrenoe Senoens
bes ltnternebmens. @ir molten lms
ltarf MAIDEN, lagte er, ni6t um &rieg
5u fiibren lon0ern nm oen SSrieoen
3u iihern uno Sic aSur6t Dor Sflo-
EDenlogern aus ser @elt 5u i6ofien.
@enn oie GuropazIrmee perlpirf=
liht miro, bat oaS &onmanop niht
mebr nit 5lpolf &egierun9en ST tlln,
lonoern MIR nod nit Orei groBe1l
Ginbeiten: europdii6en, amerifani=
lben llno Commemorative lrllppen.
Ser guropo-Blon liebt nub bie
3uI Imnnenfalilng Ser 9anoapirtlhaft,
oes GerfehrsDelens uno ser @ulier=
frafte Dor. Stiif fiir Stiid ioQ Ser
I&obmen gefiiat neroen, Bis Id)lieBlid)
ais S6luBitein cine 8unoesautoritGt
Oas @an5e front. Die gemeiniomen
ginrihtlngen loaen olrd) parlunen=
tarilhe gusldiiiie ii6erpaht neroen.
ltno nie i'm S6uman=Elan loQ ul,d)
| fiir Sic onoeren europ0ilhen 5Sragen
Elm bohlter @erihtsbof gebilbet mer-
Sen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
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bon 1918 nit einem bloBen @affen=
itiaitano beenoet 1poroen par.
ssSn bieler neuen Ybaie ipielte oie
eigenm6dtige Bolitif 5ranflin 8.
&ooiepelts eine perbangnispoue &ol=
le. Sberflabli6er 9oftrinGr uno 0i-
lettant, Der er tpar, bon groBem CIR
gei5 l,nb Don linfsgeri6teten 9iatee=
bern umgebell, glaubte er nit ieinem
Sbarne oas bolibetpiItiibe l1ngetiin1
5dbmen unb gum ebrliben Bartner
peltlider rIemofratie" eraieben at
fonnen. @r NOR es an eriter Steue,
Der ben 8olideipisnu1s aus Ser inter-
nationalen Siolierrng berausfiibrte
uno ibm @eltung in Der @eltpolitif
81 peri6affen begann. Die ipGteren
H&on5eliionen - ,na6 Stalins berun+
gIiifter @rtrato1r NIT Sitler - in
Seberan unb Salta tparen MIR bie
logii6e 5ortietung Dieier fataltropba=
len golitif. @s tit beute cine, afaoenti=
ibe 5rage, oh cine groB5iigiee 5rie=
oenspolitif @aibingtons bon maBge=
benoem ginfluB auf Sitler batte iein
fonnen ODER au gnti6eioungen in
2onoon uno Baris gefiibrt bdtte, mel
DIE oem ltmfane bes &rieges 8ren5en
gu 5ieben seeienet getpeien mdren.
Satiobe aber lit 5ipeifellos, baB =
bon BEN nod inmer rmltrittenen 3Gt=
leln unlerer fernoItli6en 8plitif gan5
5u idtpeigen - Goolepelts Mtlantiihe
3uiammenfunft NIT Gbur6in (oie
meber unter Ser amerifanil6en Ser
failung, nod unter oen 8runoI Idben
bes 8olferre6ts itattbaft tparD 81,
oen folgenibperiten @reigni7en ser
neueren @eibibte geborte unb bie
letten, tpenn au6 nod 10 geringen
Mogli6feiten zines 8erItdnbigungs=
frieoens perbnute.
llno oas gnoergebnis? we had
planned 1T that zgay" 2? &uBlano ser
Sieger Ser 5tpeiten 8bole oes @elt-
frieges! Iie erlte 8baie botte 1917
Is Ben 8oll6eiuisnlls an Die Steae
bes forrupten, pon Mac6iooenilter
uno @etpaltpolittfern beberri6terl
3arentums geiett; oie 5neite Bbaie
enoete NIT Dem slufltieg oes grbel1
Ser rnnsfospttii6en Mabt uno Sra.
gers Ser @eltrepolution CUR @elt,
madt. Sn oieier nellen 8eltmadt
oereinen itf Sabrbunoerte alte mos,
fotpitii6e slmbitionen, meilianiihe
Srdume oes Guiientun1s uno Die re-
polutionGren &rGfte oes 8oll6etuiss
mus 5u elmer feitgeidloiienen Spn=
tbeie, - 11no nit bieier neuen Ma6t
- oeren 8eauftragte sic rotten gbi-
neien urb .Foro!&oreaner iinb - Der
bonoeln iett oie @ertreter ser Ser.
Staaten unb Scr Gereinten Nationen
i'm peltubseleeenen &aeiong iiber eiz
mem @afienltill1tan0.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
Gin &pmprpmiR?

80 perfniipft ii6 Saraiepo nit
Gaeiong al einem perbdngnispolIen
&reis bon @eibebniiien, in oenen oie
ugroBen" @ortfiibrer Ser gSeltpolitit
inn @ruroe genommen cine redt flag
li6e Goae ipielten. Na6 Ser Worotat
BON 'Sarajepo, in sic ruliii6=panila-
miitild)e Sntrigen itart oerltrift lpa-
rem, bdtte cine abgeflGrte Staatsftnii
sic geotlpenoigfeit erfennen miiiien,
sic Solioaritdt ser geiitteten S0lfer
auf oen @runolagen oes Naturgelet=
5es uno oes 6riitliben Sittengeietes
mieoerber5uitellen. Iber .&egierungen
uno Staatsmunner tparen ein5ig aui
sic politil6en uno lpirti6aftli6en
8orteile beoa6t, Die lt6 aus Dem aus
bre6enoen 3tpiit erseben fonnten, llno
ale bitteren grfabrungen oes &rie=
ges oermo6ten es ni6t, Die 8inoen
bon oen 9lugen ser &egierenben 81
nebmen, bob lie oie forti6reitenoe
3ertriinmerltng oes slbenblanoes
uno oeiien @ri6iitterung Biz in bie
Siefen ieiner Sunbamente erfannt
bdtten. Sic tparen es 5ufrieoen, NIT
0oftrinen uno Sdlaghporten Oie an=
gebli6 unauspei6lihe Nottuenoigfeit
bes &rieses 81 proflamieren - Don
Saraiepo Biz &orea. l1nb nun iinb
mir 10 melt, nit ser @eltrepolution
al perbanoeln - iiber mas ? Gorous=
ii6tlid elm &ompromiB, bas Die
fiirbterlide 8eltfriie nibt Inn eines
3olles 8reite Ser 9oil1ng entgegen=
fiibrt. ltno oas Eragiihe babel 1T,
oaB ft6 ole &egierlngen unb Bolfer
fait fataliitii6 nit bieier Satia6e ab=
finben 1n6 MIR bon nel1en &ataitro=
pben cine 20iung ertparten, fir Die fie
fieberbaft riiiten in eihem umfans,
ser ale friiberen &iiitungen in ben
S1atten iteut unb NIT pbartaitii9en
Wniar6enlunrmen iibertrunrpft. Sa-
raiebo rief aundhit Die @robftdaten
guropas auf ben Man. Mn Der Sort
ietnng Des @rieses BON 1889 Biz
1916 1pdren B6lfer bon alien &onti-
nenten beteiligt. &ommt es au elmer
oritten Hbufe, nirb Die Belt Elm ein=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
8efabrensoncn

Sab 6as 8inoeelieb 5ipii6en ser
eurdpdiiben unb ser oitlid,en @elt,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04

5iges eroBes Seerlager merben! aber
oas gum SblagDort geluorbene Gin>
gen atpiIfen Often llno 8eiten miro
iid) ni6t 5ipiiben 5pei flor eeifieoe-
men 2aeern abipielen. gs mogen 90,
menn nidt alle In5eiben triisen,
Garteiungen entlteben, Die iib 5tpi=
iben Den fampfenoen &oloiien elm
ibieben uno als brittle Wadt" Sid)
Sic gntl6eioung 81 iidern perluhen
tpernen
Evening star., 1951-09-03
.121,OOO Visited Play Areas
In Prince Georges County

Attendance at the % play
grounds operated this summer in
Prince Georges County by the
Recreation Department of the
Maryland-Natio Capital Park
and Planning Commission totaled
more than 121.000.
During the eight-week program
county youngsters participated in
inter-playground athletic events
and learned arts and crafts. The
arts and crafts courses were the
most heavily attended functions.
The program was conducted by
the commission in cooperation
with local recreation councils in
the % communities.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Salvation Army Plans
Installation Of Brigadier

Brig. William Range, recently
named divisional commander for
the National Capital Division of
the Salvation Army, will be in
stalled in his new post Wednes-
day in the Army's Southeast Corps
Building, 121T G street Sc.
Brig. Range succeeded 1t. Col.
Wesley Houterse, who will head
the Army's Educational Depart
ment for the South from At
lanta. Ga.
The brigadier and his wife each
have 25 years experience as Sal
vation Army officers in the South
ern area. Mrs. Range will lead
the organizations activities for
women in the Metropolitan Area.
Evening star., 1951-09-03

Showroom pieces from famous foreign countries and this
countrys top manufacturers Names you'll recognize
at once when you see this marvellous seIection French
imports and the finest domestic woos! Many one-ofo-
kind pieces in lengths from to 20 yords All 54 to so"
widths (cut to your wishes). Come in eory they'll be
snapped up fost! A se-out when first offered
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cente-Thnd
Evening star., 1951-09-03
District Business Bdrometers

Baromeers of Washington business in July set records
showed substantial from earlier with the
ton of sales which l9 behind
July, 1880
kowatt-hour sales, telephone
calls telephones recorded further
the month
monthly the illustrate
the steady growth of the National Capital
Evening star., 1951-09-03

Here is opportunity to begin your Foil wardrobe with
only the finest quality wooens from Americas most
renowned mills Fabrics beautiful for coots suits skirts
and dresses we'll sturdy one-weoring, boek-to-
school clothes for children we'll worthwhile savings!
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Regular 7.95 to 1875 Imported and Domestic
Virgin Wool Coatings and Suitings

. Plain and Novelty cootines
. Checked Fleece Cootines
. Imported FIeeees
. Imported Novelty Weoves
. Rich Suedes
. Imported Tweeds
. Plain and Novelty Suitines
. Fine Mems Wear Worsteds
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
GuideWay
BY MRS. LESTER LONG


Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Smith were
the Tuesday night guests OF MR.
and Mrs. Lester Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faux
made a business trip to Whlte-
vile Tuesday
Lacy Long was in Tabor City
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Lester Long visited Mrs.
]. D. Long recently.
Mrs. Lacy Long and daughter:
Roma, visited Mrs. Carl Stocks
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. R. J. Long and
Mrs. Deem Long of the PlreWay
section visited R. J. Stocks Wed
nesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Long of Will
mington spent the weekend visit
ing relatives in the GuldeWay
section.
Mrs. Lester Long ana son, Geo.
rye, were Tabor City visitors Sat
urday.
Mrs. Jim Stocks spent Satur
dav afternoon with Mrs. ]. D
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Long visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stocks Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long and
Mrs. Lynburg Jacobs were the
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Faulk.
Ernest Stocks visited his Sis
ter, Mrs. Paul Conner, Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Conner and Mrs.
Harvey Suggs were the Monday
afternoon guests of Mrs. Tom
Gore.
Mrs. ]. V. Stocks visited Mrs
Lester Long Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Long made
a business trip to Whiteville
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon Jacobs
were Tabor City visitors last
week.
Mrs. ]. D. Long and Mrs. R. j
Long were Tabor City visitors
Friday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
Methodist Women
Hold Monthly Meet

Tho Woman's Society of Chris.
ton Service of the Saint Pau
Methodist Church mel at tne
home of Mrs. N. K. Currle tlilo
month with Mrs. A. e. Golotlhel
ME- r C. Norris and Miss mary
1ou Cox serving as hostesses'
Mrs. Doc Bruton gave the Bible
study after which a trumpet soi9 =
was given by Jimmy Winsteao
and a vocal solo by Jimmy nos
ers.
A skit was given by Mrs. Lula
Cox. Mrs. Winston Gore ana MISS
Edith Stafford with Mrs. H. b
Rel serving as program cnalr'
man.
Mrs. A. A. White, president
nresided and heard reports from
Various committees. Mrs. K. n
Rogers, Jr. made the report TOT
the nominating committee recon-
mending that all the present Oh
ficers be reelected for anotne
term. Mrs. Letha Butler ana Mrs
q s. Cox served on the nominal
ing committee with Mrs. Rogers
Officers reelected were Presl
dent Mrs. A. A. White; vice presl
don't Mrs. F. C. Norris, Jr.; Re
cording secretary, Mrs. G. w.
| Crltchfield; Promotional Secre'
tary and Treasurer, Mrs. T. ~
Sanders. ~ :,
The department secretaries IN
clude: Missionary educatlon
Miss Mary Lou Cox; Youth Work:
Mrs J. l.. Winstead; Children S
Work, Miss Mary Lou Cox ana
Mrs, John Wrenn; Student WORK.
Mrs. H. B. Bell and Mrs. ): s.
Boswell; Supply Work, Mrs. Doc
Bruton; Spiritual Life MISS
Edith Stafford, Mrs. +.
Thompson and Mrs. o. " HICKS
christian Social Relations, MRS
winston Gore, Mrs. ]. w. Peay;
status of Women, Mrs. Dewey
Cox. Literature and Publications
Mrs, N. K. Currie; Membership
Mrs. Lewis Gore.
Refreshment plates OF congell'
ed salad, sandwiches, cup CAKES:
nuts and coffee were served oy
the hostesses to Mrs. ]. L. Baxter
Mrs, H. B. Bell, Miss Helen BUT
er Mrs. Doc Bruton, Mrs. e. 5.
Cox, Mrs. Lula Cox, Miss Mary
Lou Cox, Mrs. G. w. Crutchtlela'
Mrs. R. P. Counts, Mrs. A. V
Elliott Jr., Mrs. Lewis Gore, MIS-
Winston Gore, Mrs. Walter Leon
ard, Mrs. F. C. Norris, Mrs. Ever
cite Prince, Mrs. R. r. Rogers
.Jr,, Mrs. R. R. Rogers, ST., Mrs.
s, T. Rogers, Mrs. E. c. Sanders
Miss Edith Stafford, Mrs. F. +.
Thompson, Mrs. J. D. Winstead'
Mrs A. A. White, Mrs. Bolton
Ward Mrs. Vernon Averitte, Mrs.
John Joyner and Mrs. Woodro"
SarviS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
Death Claims
|LOris Woman

Mrs. Annie Cox, 81, died at mel
home on Loris, route 5, cary
Tuesday morning after an III
ness of three months. Fuhera'
rites will be held from the reSi'
dence at 2 o'clock this AFTERNOON
"wednesday by Rev. Clyue
Prince, Rev. Elvis, and Kew. MAJ
Sides. Burial will be in the myrtle
Beach Folly Cemetery.
She is survived by four SOILS
w. E. of st. Pauls, Don, Juiiloi
and ]. D. of Loris; five daughters
Mrs. c. D. Grimsley OF FayetIe-
vile, Mrs. Sam RADON OF GAIL
wants Ferry, Mrs. 1vey kaoon
Conway, Mrs. Ernest D. Jonilsoli
and Miss Dottie Cox OF Lorls' d
sister, Mrs. George Byatt OF Lorls
and a brother, Austin Causey ol
Myrtle Beach.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
EMER S 0 n
NEWS
BY OSCAR SOLES

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Soles were
the Sunday visitors of Morgan
and Ruther Lee Soles.
Leamon Soles of Camp Lejeune
spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ruther
Lee SoleS.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Temp
kins and Mrs. Gurley Spivey
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Braxton Cartrette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Soles and
Fannie and Norman Soles attend
ed a meeting at the Free Wei
come Church in Crib Town Sun
day night.
Mrs. Tom Nealey visited Mrs
Lewis Soles last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence High OIL
Calabash spent one day last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Ray.
Willie Tyson and Gurley Spi
vey were Sunday visitors OF Os
car Soles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nealey
of Nichols announce the birth oil
a son last week.
Mrs. Ben Hinson is Ill at her
home at this time.
Mrs. H. C. Soles is suffering
injuries received recently wher
a dog knocked her down.
Most of the people here are
through planting corn. The larks
are pulling it up and we would
like to find some way to STOP
them.
A number of people are now
setting out tobacco and within
another week tobacco setting vii
be in full bloom if nothing hap
pens to the plants. If much rain
falls the plants will drown and
Blue Mold will set set in.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
About The Farm and In The Home
BY VIRGINIA D. GOODWIN
By VIRGINIA D. GOODWIN

Today Friends, I am going to
write about a very grand person
in our community, one whom we
all know we'll and dearly love.
She is Mrs. Mary E. Long, better
known as Aunt Betty or Grand
mother Betty. Friday April the
Sixth she was eighty-nine years
old, Sunday she celebrated her
birthday by a nice dinner given
her by relatives and friends,
Grandmother Betty received sew
eral lovely gifts, but most of all
enjoyed having the pleasure OF
seeing so many of her neeghbors,
friends and relatives together
once again. The dinner was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie E. Long with whom she
lives. Ada had things arranged
beautifully, and it was wonderful
ITO see Grandmother young
enough to be up and around so
we'll. The dinner was spread on
several large tables out in the
ward and 1 don't know when 1
have ever seen so much delicious
food in one place.
Grandmother has out-lived all
of her fourteen children. She
lives with one of her grand
children. She has eighteen grand
children and thirty-one great
grandchildren. She has lived here
all of her life, and has always
been a good, religious woman.
We who know and love and re-
spect her for kindness and her
courageous way of living. Grand
mother was the wife of Samuel
Long and after his death worked
hard and raised their children
alone. She never remarked. 10
dav Grandmother has excellent
health and you can see but few
gray hairs on her head.
Among the many friends and
relatives present were several
from out of our community, Mr..
and Mrs. Dewitt Currie and
Donna Jean of Charlotte, Miss
Madge Todd of High Point, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. P. Dicus, Jr., of Tabor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

scheduled to begin next week
with classes to be held in Amerl'
can Legion Building. Enrollmeht
will be open to both men ana
women.
DR. Foke is Director of thePsy'
Geological Service Center IN Char'
lotte North Carolina. For many
wears DR.. Hoke has taught IN
leading colleges. For the past
five years he has been a PRAGUE
ing consulting psychologist III
Charlotte.
He is a columnist for the Char
lotte Observer, his articles have
appeared in Ladies Home Journ-
al, Better Homes and Gardens
Your Life, Your Personality, Wo-
mans Life, Your Health, and 9TH
er national publications.
The course will deal mainly IN
personality development and I'M
provement but will cover many
other subjects such as How tc
develop the qualities of leader.
ship, How to make friends and
avoid enemies, Personal admins
tration, How to make more
money, How to remember names
and faces, How to be a leader
How to use the right word in the
right place, How to develop cour'
age and self confidence and many
other timely and interesting sub
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
OPS Requirements
Released By
District Office

Raleigh - A roun-up of basic
OPS requirements affecting
thousands of Eastern North Car
DINA manufacturers, retailers
and wholesalers has been releas
ed by the District Office of Price
Sterilization (OPS) there.
All grocers, wholesale and re-
tail, independent and chain, must
report to the Raleigh OPS office
by April 80 the trade group
which classifies his business. The
four grocery trade groups estab'
lished by OPS law are described
in Ceiling Price Regulations IA
Is and 16.
Department, jewelry, furniture
music and sporting goods stores
must submit pricing charts to the
Raleigh OPS office before April
80 under CPR 7. A recent CPR Z
amendment brought jewelry
crockery, sports goods, musica
instruments and pawn shop
items under the regulation.
Food cost per dollar of sale
reports are due here now from
all restaurants Including con
cessions, stands and soda foun
tains) and every four months
hereafter under CPR II.
All manufacturers, wholesalers
and retailers still must maintain
records of costs and prices for
the GCPR base period" Deem
Der 10, 1850, to January 25, 1851,
Used car sellers must report
the used car sales guide in use
during January, 1851.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
Sandy Plain Women
Attend H. D. Meeting

Members of the Sandy Plain
Home Demonstration Club at
tending the district meeting OF
the Southeastern North Carolina
Federation of Home Demonstra'
ton clubs at Carvers Creek
Church in Bladen Count, April E
were: Mrs. Earl Cartrette, Mrs.
Arthur Cartrette, Mrs. Cecil
Wright, Mrs. Leon Wright, Mrs.
Henry Gore, Mrs. Charlie Will
liams, Mrs. Lyman Fowler, Mrs.
Clyde Norris, Mrs. bessie Norris,
Mrs. Floyd Norris, Mrs. Earl Cox,
Mrs. Horace Fowler, Mrs. Lyn'
wood Wright, and Miss Erme
Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
R.E.A. MEETS
SCHEDULED
THIS WEEK

REA plans demonstrations q
better lighting methods during
Community meetings to be held
this week.
Demonstrations will be con
Quoted in Bolivia School Audito
rum Wednesday, April 18th al
7:30 P. M; at Ash in WaccamaW
School Auditorium Thursday
April 18th at 7:3O P. M, and ir
Columbus County in Williams
Township School Auditorium al
7:3O P. NJ, said E. D. Bishop
Manager of the Brunswick Elec
trio Membership Corporation as
he made the above announce
ment.
Bishop further advised us that
he expects Miss Elizabeth O'Kel
ly, we'll known REA Lighting
Specialist from Washington, tc
take part in the program. She
will exhibit better home lighting
techniques which provides sight
saving lights without consider
able cost. Her part in the pro
gram will be of much value and
of interest to parents who have
children who must study at
home. During the demonstra
lions methods of converting old
lamps to ways of providing bet.
ter light will be shown.
Bishop also said during these
meetings the REA members
would be given a chance to enter
into discussion pertaining to
problems facing their coopera
tive, hear reports and learn
more about the electrical distri
button system which they own
several small appliances of diff
ferent types will be awarded to
lucky members who attend the
meeting.
Drawing cards, along with in.
formation about the meetings
were mailed to all Coop mem
bers over the weekend. Zach
member is urged to bring his
drawing card to the meeting of
his choice. The Coop members or
his or her mate must attend in
order to be eligible to win one
of the prizes.
Hugh B. Cherry, Coop Advisor
will show several short movies
and promises the children some
real entertainment with the com
edy films owned by the Coop.
Bishop invited the public to at
tend these meetings scheduled Al
Bolivia, April 18th, Waccamaw
April 18th and Williams, Apri1
18TH, all to begin at 7:3O P M
REA members will especially
find them interesting and enter
tanning.
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out part of pulp; invert to drain.
Combine II cup each of chopped
celery and carrots; u green pep
per, chopped, 2 tsps. chopped
onion, 4 cup Ann Page Salad
Dressing. Sprinkle tomatoes with
salt; fill with mixture. Serve on
salad greens. Top with Ann Page
Salad Dressing. Garnish with rad
ishes and stuffed olives. 6 servings.
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Mrs. D. J. HUI ebes
Is Bridge Hostess

Mrs. D. ]. Hugh. antou.
her bridge club and ,alaa
guests at her home last 7p n';.'
afternoon. Mrs. J. @ pr;s usAa!
ceived the high score .u: t.
Others playing were NrS '$ y
Nesmith, III, Mrs. 2 c H. o.
son, Jr., Mrs. B. L. Nesmi ,t''I !,
Mrs. j. M McGougaa, Mrs, 6 y =
Hardwick, and Mrs. j. p ~, w. l.
A sweet course Wa served u
the hostess at the conclusi.. y
play. ' O
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

Each year General Motors
Overseas Operations Division
sends to the United States a Sc
lected group of its overseas en-
ployees for two-year courses in
engineering and manufacturing
at the General Motors Institute,
Flint, Michigan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
SUCCESS COURSE
OFFERED PUBLIC
nv DR.. ROY HOKE

The Whiteville Civitan Caop
will bring to Whiteville the st "g nr
of April 2srd for r, five nlgn North rii
c fsay who will personally al,
rect the Roy Hoke Success 5000 are
for five NIGHTS. Enrollments aie
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

party Thursday at which time
they made two quilts.
The quilts completed a mis-
sionary project. Mrs. Matthew
Suggs is president of the society,".