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The Key West citizen., 1951-07-10

These days to try the mettle Of There's his
world to worry about-his country-his business-his
family. And there are his own hopes and aspirations.
And, yet man must go on. Everything he plans for
demands a tilt to his head and lit to his spirits
And that's where his Cadillac comes into the picture
for here, beyond all question: Of the worlds great
therapeutics fer world-weary man.
Just to ioot at it, in the driveway, IS an INSPIRATION
proud, beautiful, eager and substantial.
And, oh how you rest when it takes to the highwayI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-27

necs mention their brand show photo
graphs So mphacay THEY'RE THE BEST
KNOWN THE MOST WANTED THE FASTEST SELLING TELE
VISION SETS IN AMERICA! Names well And
the amazingly low prices will please end Remember
shop all day Saturday acy stores Washington Clarendon
Va and Silver Spring Nd branch stores til PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-27

. Brand new 1851 models in factory cartons!
1851 demonstrators in perfect working condition!
Q Every set with money-saving, but.in anenna!
. All guaranteed by Lacy's and manufacturers!
Plus tax and warranty where required by manufacturers
Sorry no phone, mail or God orders None sold to deaers
. All Lacy's stores open Saturday.
9Th Open Stores. $3.50 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-27

LACS FIRST AGAIN. Never has there been event like this Before
Washington And knowledge all America Take
These the brands vouched for by 100000 satisfied
advertised daily practically national and newspaper
PRICES ARE CUT so LOW AT LACYS that only hint can't
We
Frankly distributors
Evening star., 1951-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Voegtli
of Bethesda announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary 10,
to Mr.. Willard Gilbert Jansen.
son of Mr.. William T. Jansen and
the late Mr.. Jansen of West
De Pere, Wis.
The bride-elect is a graduate
Of the Academy of the Holy Cross
and is now a member of the senior
class of Dunbarton College of the
Holy Cross.
Mr.. Jansen received his bache-
lor of science degree from ST. Nor
bert's College in West De Pere. He
was awarded a fellowship by the
Atomic Energy Commission and
did graduate work at the Uni
versity of Rochester.
Plans are being made for an
early summer wedding.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

NNO. UONDON WHI he " ..
The Rev. and Mrs. Garland
Evans Hopkins announce the mar
riage of Mrs. Hopkins daughter,
Helen Lee Sawyers, to Mr.. Gordon
Wyllie Matthews. The ceremony
took place yesterday morning at
the Euclid Avenue Methodist
Church in Oak Park, ILL.,, and was
performed by Mr.. Hopkins.
Mrs. Matthews, formerly of this
city, was for some time secretary
to the Indonesian Ambassador, DR..
Ali Sastroamidjojo. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Mather of the Embassy
staff few out for the wedding.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

SQle. DUQSeT accounts al
475oo Sherman Betrom of California to-pece Ioveseo sec
ono solo, Upholstered odoooP From model home dis
1926 Red Lion eeee large obong cocktail table From model
1895 Red Lion eeee oak step end obIe From model home dis
1880 Sherman Bertrom of California large lounge choir Up
hosteed green decorators obe From model home dspoy
$3.50 Button ted seat and back occasional lounge chos
cellent choice OF coors
275o Monve Martin Of California utility bIeoehed end tobe with
1880 Simmons SOTO bed, with bedding compartment Upho
stored in green. From disPoy apartment
$3.50 Red Lion mahogany large obone ooto tobIe
from Hooe' nome
2oo 90 eon Miller bleoched Pmo Vero desk chest eobinet
combination woll unit Floor sample
39 Button tufed back decorators slipper ehors Upholstered
in ipstiok red textured fobe Only two SELL From model
'oe
80 Button uted back and seat occasional ounoe chair Used
in disPoy apartment
1850 Beoched solid mahogany built dining eho
wopece oveseots sectional sofo Upholstered grey
bouce full spring construction. From model dispoyl75OO
$3.50 Nubion (bock and whe obIe From dspoy
$3.50 BIeoohed Mahogany Monve Martin Of California
Cocktail Tobles
$500 Manuel Martin of California; coro finish ook large OBJ
long cocktail table
1880 Open sofo Upholstered red and white obc Floor
Supe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ----------------------->
1895 Coral finish oo Manuel Martin of California; end obIes
with lower shelf. Floor samples
$3.50 Rembrandt hreewoy reflector floor lamp with eoro shode
Floor sample
45OO BIeohed codovon mahogany obIes
Shelves From model home display
1926 Beoched mahogany round lamp table with two lower
Shelves Floor sample
345O Beoohed all mahogany end
1906 Occasional chair upholstered in yellow and grey fobe
black ocquered exposed frame From display oporent1es5
$3.50 Three floor lamp with shode Coral and spun oum
$3.50 Heetz carved wood floor lamp and
$500 Cordovon mahogany occasional lamp table with
TWO lower
225O Sewortstown boched mahogany lined ook dining
$3.50 Red Lion lined oak with oe green upholstered eot side
1915 Assorted table lamps shode Floor Samples As is 4es
1895 Large beoched framed mirrors
$3.50 Assorted table lamps and shodes Floor samples As 1895
$500 Manuel Martin Of California, harvest ook single pedeso
knee hole desk Floor sample
257oO Custonbut decorators beoched korino neeoe
Floor sample
1880 Herman Miller ebonized drop Ieo single pedestal knee
hole desk Floor sample
7e5 Assorted Venetian and framed mirrors; damaged As
395 to 595 Assorted framed wall
80 so Channel back lounge choir Upholstered choreuse
Floor sompe ---- -------------4o.
60 50 back and chors
Floor samples s-------
M ERICA'S LARGEST :
y, \
Evening star., 1951-02-18

-SouthaII Photo.
MRS. WILLIAM II. COOPER.
The bride of DR.. William Hur-
lepert Cooper is the former Miss
jeanne Coffin, daughter of Mrs.
Hazel Jones Coffin of Yakima,
Wash. Their wedding took place
yesterday in the Washington Ca
thedral with the Rev. Crawford
William Brown officiating.
DR.. Cooper is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles M. B. Cooper
of Warren, Ohio. Following
wedding trip the couple will make
their home at the Berkshire apart
ments.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

lew Ol tlS IIQI IOISOS
listed are subject to prior
2oe5 Harvest mahogany combination credenzo buffet with
gloss doors hutch suitable for dining living 1850
$4,000 coinee teo finish oil ohoeony eredenzo 6eout
fu Chinese boss pulls Floor sonple
498 90 Lined oak tepiece dining room SUITE Including buffet
chno server tobe four side cors and ehoirs
From model home disploy -----2e9.oo
1880 Oversize drop-eo tobes Opens to
dining size Choice Of eordovon nuben oak finish
mahogany Floor
White oo treepe bedroom suite Including dresser
with mirror chest and double bed Floor e----l9s5o
43 90 Twin size box springs. Floor sompe-----ls.ss
49oo Lon blonde mahogany bedroom ensemble Including
double bed two mite tables with drowe and chest-198oO
$4,000 Red Lion bIeoced bedroom
Including dresser with mirror, chest and double bedZe9Oo
49oo Albert Fown Walnut bedroom ncIud
ing double dresser bos chest and fulsize
1880 coInese beoehed with teak finish bose mahogany
utility with sliding tray drawers
5000 Conese bleoched all mahogany with bose
oo"e' o"y
247 90 Mupex platinum grey mahogany, three piece utility
credenzo
5000 Geee oak Red Lion sevenpece bedroom ncIud
ing double dresser base with mirror chest vony with mirror
double bed two chest mite tables and vanity BENCH From model
display
1900 cordovon and beoched korno combination bedroom
group Including double bed table and dresser
bose From model display
$500 Platinum Walnut hreepiece bedroom suite including
dower triple dresser bose chest and slightly isoehed
,)'oo 'O''0'' ''0' '"~''~ ''p'~ 1900
10000 Platinum Walnut chest----------
1895 Walnut mite table with
24e5 Three drower oommode mite
5995 Black Iocquered e/e heodbood for twin
to $3.50 Odd full size BEDS left Of bedroom suites.
Your choice. Floor samples
$3.50 Beoohed, drower utility chest---------2s.s5
II e5 to 595 Awoo 27x54 assorted scatter rugs Solids
1895 1875 Awoo 27x54 rugs. quality from
the best
1895 II e5 All wool rugs tone and solid pot
terms One OF kind
1906 1926 All 46x6 scuptued plain and pot
terms Finest quality Of kind only
$50 Co|bon 27x54 reversible need rugs-----l.So
895 coIibon 36x63 reversible need rues---ze5
1926 cobon 4ox7e reversible fnged scotter Assorted
oo'ors
1895 Woofoce floral pattern 6xo nged ruos-----1z.50
$3.50 Wotrend reversible blue grey cotton rug
1880 Awoo carved Wilton Okla rug ----------1eoo
1895 A-woo blue floral KISS heavy oxinser rue--ss.5o
1922 Awoo 9x8 blue tone tone, heavy rug
foO A-WoOl tan ana Dege rone-on-tOne ZxIZ9
2235o AIwooI 12x3 oneonone heovy oxminser rug
$3.50
1900 AwooI l2xl5 tan fIoro oxminser rug-see5
$3.50 Awoo ox9 blue toneontone oxinser rug----28.S5
$3.50 Awoo ex3 ton tone-on-tone oxminser rue--5oo5
1885 Awoo blue textured 9x4e broodIoom rue-8ss5
FURNITURE SToR|
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Monday 0:15 to 9 p.m.... Tuesday 915 to p.m..:.
Wednesday 9:15 to pm Thursday Q:15 to pm.

ing room lamps bedding and rugs Each item select
floor samples discontinued models oneof-o-kind pe
Of items reduced for this sale listed below All sales fin
SALE Budget accounts are invited So-no phone orders.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

s $500 Pegasus F' h' decorators 'D lamp and sss
ssss; zss5 @ t'e'ss Floor ,o"ps s''5
$500 chonne back lounge choir Upholstered in green
sss; d; Floor Floor .1"0s
Up Upholstered with black Floor sompIe
ss5$ . cs ~ ted. s % ss,
bridge lamp
~>> com0Inoton Floor 1875
ss s Il bsa 90 s:ss decorators
7s; Hss as s5 ss"o'."" codoo" Mahogany k"sshos
M $3.50 Button tufted and back decorators slipper chors
ooe Choice OF
- 1850 Modern button tuted back choir Upholstered
ssce 'sSs5 sos solid shoev.s outside oH po inside 5
IS; ='s: %:;: ':':: lounge choir S2';''
Used aes g. Soo ep d fully oesD b nstsd @ 9
~ Up
heirs hostered choreu nuon fom Floor sopIe 4sss
$500 sewortsown, Iocquered step
~ 1850 Harvest sompIe
1915 $3.50 Mpex eordovon mahogany tier end table With dra~
from model home dsploy
2s2,s sss 4995 coraovo" mahogany table
n OBJ $3.50 spring choir
Bats Manuel Martin Of California end tobe695
1895 Sherman Berom California; pillow lounge
tobes Upholstered ehorreue odooop Floor elssoo
1880 MYpex bsqe mohoeo with heo>y glass top oboog
lower Upholstered sooe green sompe
1880 conese teak finish all mahogany table Floor
1ss5 1sys5 sam sample pie. ------ ------------ ss'5
~ 225OO fisherman California lounge Upholstered
1888 grey nubby
$500 sondbu Upholstered copper
1896 green, sonpes--275o
225OO lounge Upholstered
fobric padded
435OO Sherman
~ tonoI sofo Lotex padded Upholstered ieze,
wh zeSoo
zeeo $500 Sherman Berom of California 98)
cushion with pillows Floor e------45000
eSo 1880 California lounge
metallic fabric Close
Sso $4,000 Oversize four cushion Donovan Shop Upholstered
4es in red ooue'e Floor sonpe
es 2e5oo California; powbok
lounge chair Upholstered coral odooop One ony---lS9o5
1900 Red Lion ook fhepeoe extension dining
destoI
desk.
1900
500 $500 III
rs rs -al
1895 SAs6 ~ kks ks6sMa2
gS;s ss,s agl1gIIl !Illl |1gaHssl1l
"ExcLusIvELY MODERN
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
WILLIAMS CAGES
DOWN FAIR BLUFF

The Williams Township High
school basketball teams continu.
ed to show that they are q power
to be reckoned with in Columbus
County this year by downing
Fair Bluffs cage aggregations
in both ends of a double header
at Williams gymnasium last Fri
day night.
The Williams girls eked out a
1914 win despite the fact that
Fair Bluffs scoring sensation
Carolyn Hammond, amassed a
total of 81 points during the
night. Fair Bluff led throughout
the first half but the third and
fourth quarter surge of the Viii.
liams seXtet proved the winning
margin. Fair Bluffs lasses scored
only four points the last quarter
while Williams was getting nine.
the five point victory margin.
The Williams boys had an easy
time of it as they racked up a
1927 win. Fair Bluffs five was
able to score only one point in
the opening quarter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
FfsnkIea News
BY LISTON TOMPKLNS

Mrs. Grover Hardec ana Gill
dren of Tabor City and Ms. C.. =
Hardce and daughter, Vienna. o,
Loris visited Mr.. and liz. l,--
Graham Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Cra.a@
and children Of Loris Were Thur.
day night guests of Mr.. and u.
Hicks Johnson.
Wessic Billiard is a PATE. j
the Community Hospita., LOIS
Lawrence r. Fender is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Walter S2:rs
Miss Ada Tomrkins wa On
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Tonlpkins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liston ToAp~-S
and children and Mrs. Lula To3:;.
kins visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Tompkins in County SundaE
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Toan&:S
and Daggitt Tompkins o. La;
vile were the Saturday n.-"
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan
Tompkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williams
and children visited Mr.. and Ms
Dewey Tompkins Sunday after
noon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
WAR PICTURE
TO SHOW AT
NEW TABOR

"Breakthrough," Warner D..
theirs realistic movie OF Any,, ~
cans at War, will be shown
the New Tabor Theatre here ~
Sunday and Monday. Stsrr;sS
David Brian, John Agar ~. ~:
Frank Lovejoy, this picture h.:
been herlded as one of the t. s
adventure movies in ma.
months.
"Breakthrough" is the SIM.
of doughfoots living fast, 5,,s
and noisy who jockey tanks ~;
maneuver bazookas on inv
backs. It is a story Of Gonna,
"B" calculated to entertain ~,
with the story of their TOM.
times, excitement incurred =.
their three day passes and spjcs5
with fun and laughter.
It is the story of a grand bum,
of American fellows just Ike =.
boy next door caught in i.
throes of war and having :,
rough, yet keeping a stiff upDa
lip and enjoying life to the fyr
est when the opportunity ~
sents itself.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
County Buildin gs
Are Painted

A repair and repaint job is
now in progress on the main
building of the county farm prop
erty located one mile west of the
Court House.
Minor repairs are being made
in conjunction with the painting
of outside woodwork. Ivory is
being used as the color for the
paint job.
County Auditor w. D. Brooks
let contract for the work a few
days ago and much of the job
has already been completed.
The center and right wing of
the county building is used as a
home for the aged, while the left
wing is occupied by the Health
Department and the Welfare De-
partment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
New Oldsrnobile
To Be Shown
Here Saturday

The New 1851 Oldsmobile will
be on display at Prince Motor
Company here Saturday, Janu-
ary q, A. E. Goldfinch, manag-
err, announced this week.
1.-THE new Oldsmobile has con-
siderable changes from the 1850
models and is really a fine new
automobile" Goldfinch said.
1--WE want to invite the public
to come in and see this new car
at any time Saturday that they
can," he said.
Prince Motor Company here
handles both Oldsmobiles and
Chevrolets.
Conway Theatre To Give Pro
ceeds to March Of Dimes ILL
Homer V. Hewett, operator Oh
the Conway Drive in Theatre II
Conway, S. c., and who resides al
route I, Tabor City, announced
today that he will give the pro
ceeds from one nights showing
of "Sorrowful Jones" next weeE
ito the Tabor City March OF
Dimes campaign. Bob Hope Stars
in the picture.
Hewett said the show woulc
run two days next week and thai
the Tuesday night showing
would be donated to the Marcr
of Dimes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
Baptist Union
Conducting Program

A Central Training School IS
heine held at the First Baptlst
Church, Whiteville, January *
26 1851, for all the leaders, OIL PILL
Gers and members of the Baptlst
Training Union in the Columbus u,
Association, it is announced oy
the Reverend E. w. Glass; As
sociational Training Union LII
James P. Morgan, Raleigh
State Training Union Dlrectoi,
will be in Whiteville with ms
staff, to lead the school and teacll
Several of the various classes
The meetings are being held eacn
evening, Monday through tIl,
day, beginningg at seVeh-thif'S
o'clock. Tho
The courses offered during the
week will be as follows: The Bap'
tist Training Union Manuel
taught bv James P. Morgan. Thls
course will be for all pastors
directors, and other general Oh
ficers of the Training Unions
The Baptist Adult Union Manuel
taught by Mrs. Alton Greenla"
of Warsaw. Baptist Young req
n1e,s Union Administration
taught by Miss Kay league, AS AS
sociate in the State Baptist
Training Union Department
This course will be for counsel,
ors, officers, and members OF
Young Peoples Union. -.
The Intermediate Leadership
Manuel, taught by Miss Betty
Brewer, Associate in the State
Baptist Training Union. This
course will be for leaders and
SPONSORS of Intermediate Unions
The Baptist Intermediate Union
Manuel. taught by Reverend B.
C. Bass, Fair Bluff. This course
will be for officers ana nleliioel1
of Intermediate Unions.
The Junior Leadership Manuel
taught by Miss Lois Edlngef
Whiteville. This course Will DC
for leaders and sponsors OF Jun
ior Unions. The Baptist Junior
Manuel, taught by Mrs. j. B.
Jones, Chadtourn. This course
will be for officers and members
of Junior Unions. The Story Hour
Leadership Manuel, taught by
Mrs. Sam High, Garner, approved
Story Hour worker for the State
Baptist Training Union Depart
ment.
Every member, particularly
every officer and leader, OF every
Training Union in the county is
urged to attend. It is hoped that
many churches which do not
have Training Unions will send
representatives to the meeting
that they may be able to organ
ize Unions in the near future.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
ENLISTMENTS IN
ORC NEEDED FOR
WHITEVILLE UNIT

A campaign to secure enlist
ments in the Organized Reserve
Corps has been announced by
ORC Recruiting Sergeant Wade
H. Braxton.
Vacancies now exist in the
Whiteville Reserve Unit which is
commanded by Captain Neal A
Fairfax.
Braxton said men between the
ages of 10 and 35, inclusive, may
join the ORC if they meet the
qualifications. Those with pre-
vious service may regain theil
rating at the time of their last
discharge and there is a chance
for advancement at regular IN
tervals as set fourth in the regu
lations, Braxton added.
The ORC sergeant listed mair
points in the Organized Reserve:
as fOllOWS.
1. Regular paid drills, with {
full days pay for a tWo-houl
drill.
2. Retirement plan. Men wht
serve for 20 years in the Reserve:
will receive retirement benefit:
when they reach age 60. Active
duty time is counted.
3. Retainment and chance to-
advancement of rating under thf
Army Career Plan.
4. Freedom from draft. Men II
the Reserves cannot be drafted
under the Selective Law.
S. Men in the ORC may, at any
time, request active duty.
e ELIGIBLE to participate II
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
WHITEVILLE BEATS
TABOR CAGE TEAMS
I'M DOUBLEHEADER

Whiteville's superior weight
was too much for the Tabor CITY
Red Devils in their second meet
ing of the year Tuesday night IN
Loris high school gymnasium
and the local boys went down 70
2 1886 defeat. The game was
close throughout the contest ana
was tied at the end of the thlro
quarter. oo,,
Tabor by using a fast break
to the best advantage was ape
to make it a tough encounter 1or
the strong Whiteville aggrega,
ton but a fourth quarter spur
brought Whiteville's WoltpacK
the victory. c,
The girls game was larry
close during the first two quar-
tiers but the third quarter saw a
complete collapse of the local
sextet that continued on into the the
fourth. The locals took a q
point beating and were never
really in the game after the sec
ond half opened.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
Leaf Crop Insurance
To Be Lower Here
Than During Last Year

Insurance Commission Wa.Ga
Cheek announced this week n.
hail insurance on tobacco r.
Columbus county would be Iowa
during the 1851 season tia. !.
was last year. The annoga=.
ment of lower rates also app.at
to Baden and BrunsWicE c9.,.
ties in this area.
However, Is counties "" aa".
increased hail rates for 1851. adj.
ing an estimated $4,000 % ~
total annual premium coS,S.
A rule change in insurance Il:
been made whereby farme's w..
be enabled to insure tho" cry.
for the full cash valucs. rs
could not be done in past Tcar
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
Fair Bluff Scouts
Take Top Honors

Ton honors went to Troop 63
of Fair Buff at the Court of
Honor for the South Central Dis
tict at the Court House IN
Whiteville Monday night.
The Legion Post-sponsored
Fair Bluff troop won both the at
tendance and advancement tro'
phies.
The high light of the Court OF
Honor came when the attendance
count showed that Fair Bluff was
represented by 43 Scouts and par
ents. The troop, under the lead
ership of Scoutmaster Jim Ran
on, has become one of the out
standing troops in the Cape F'eal
Area Council.
Second in attendance and ad
yancement was Troop 65, Cerrc
Gordo's Legion Post troop under
the leadership of Scoutmaste1
Herman PurviS, which mas miss
ed only one Court of Honor II
three years.
The highest award presented
at the Court of Honor went t
Scout Richard Rogers OF TROOP
65. He received the Star Scou
award. :,
Other advancements included
Second class Doug Ward, Car
Jones and George Scott of TrooI
63: merit badges-Don Ward
Butch Meares and John BraceN
of Troop 63 and Neil Williamson
and Richard Rogers of Troop %
Troops represented at tn
court were Troop 81 of W-lte
vile, Troop IS of Fair Bluff
Troop 65 of Cerro Gordo, AM
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
Taylor's Are
New Residents

Mrs. James Taylor, new resi-
dents of Tabor City, route 3, is
improving at her home from in
iuries sustained in an automobile
accident on the Tabor City-Chad-
bourn Highway about ten days
ago. Mr.. Taylor, driver of the
car, was slightly injured.
The Taylors just recently NOV
ed from South Whiteville here
where he is associated with the
Tabor City Lumber Company.
They have four children, Ruby,
Buddy, Sue and Peggy.
Mrs. Taylor is the sister of j.
c. Singletary.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24

Troop Ct of Lake WaccamaW.
Guests of the court included
John Ebert Thompson, district
advancement chairman, and Joe
Mann, district Scouter, both OF
Whiteville.
Lee J. Greer, Court of Honor
chairman, presided. In his clos
ing remarks, he expressed regret
that many parents of Scouts
were not supporting their sons
by attending the Courts of Hon
or.
Dick Anger, Field Executive
represented the Scout Council at
the court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
Mrs. B. E. Hughes
Has Dinner Party

Mrs. B. E. Hughes entertained
with a dinner party at her home
Sunday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
D, T. Balckmon of Myrtle Beach
and Columbia.
A white linen cloth covered
the dining room table and an
arrangement of mixed flowers
marked the center piece.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Blackmon, Mr.. and Mrs. TED
Hughes and daughter, Sheriff.
and MIR. and Mrs. B. E. Hughes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
Green Sea News
BY Mrs. Edgar Clenln11"s

Mrs. J. P. Derham, Miss IS.
Derham and Mrs. Lula L-"S
visited DR.. and Mrs. Mac b"
Charleston this week.
Mrs. Robert Dougall mas ).
turned to her home in N.@'.
Fla. after spending SOM H..
with her parents, Mr.. ana ~
Edgar Clemens. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter S!'e"'.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Floyd vs'.
the guests of Mr.. and Ms. ~
mon Shelley in Mullins Sull"1'.
Mr.. and Mrs. George roe
Cheraw were the guests OF ~
and Mrs. E. L. Bufkin SunHa?..
Mrs. Mammie Anderson OF ":
ginia is spending some time "'''
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. BufflIn. .
Mrs. Helen Floyd and d&" =.
ter, Emma, of Florence were -.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. !"
Clemens Sunday. ,..:
MI. and Mrs. Nathan fiard"..,
of Columbia spent the WceN,.
with Mrs. Hardwick's pare
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Floyd. =.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Derham q.
tertained DR.. and Mrs. ti's, .
while they were in the coa''''"
ity last week. ,,,.
Mrs. G. D. Blanton ana y. -,
Dan Jordan were hostCsscS u -;
Home Demonstration club w.
nesday. :.
Miss Margaret Joe Jernlsa1: ;;
Tabor City rendered a beau =.
program of organ music Al ~
Green Sea Baptist Church :"
day night.
Mrs. Cortez Britt and b'.>
Joe visited in Florence last W.