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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Columbus First
Blue Baby Has
Second Operation

Flora Frances Warlick, Column,
bus County's first blue baby, un-
derwent a second operation at
Johns Hopkins hospital Saturday
morning. Her condition was re-
ported satisfactory late Tuesday
night by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wallick, in a tele-
phone conversation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartford Fowler, Flora
Frances grandparents.
The Saturday surgery was the
same procedure of the first oper-
alton since the heart valve had
not developed properly with the
child's growth. Flora Frances
will be 10 years old in July. She
underwent the first operation in
March, 1916.
Ann, Flora Frances sister, is
visiting here with her grandpar-
ents, and her brother, Jimmy IS
attending Lumberton Band camp
at White Lake,
The Warlick's are now resi-
dents of Lumberton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
MIDGET TEAM
ORGANIZED
BY BAPTIST

A midget baseball team was
organized among the boys OF
Mount Tabor Baptist Church &C.
cording to an announcements
made by Rev P. c. Can't, pastor.
Made up of the Sunday School
student of the Junior and Inter
mediate classes of the Mount Ia
Dor Church, the team began plac-
tice sessions at the local athletic
field under the direction of How
ard HARRISON, who Will act as
their coach. Rev MI. Can't is
the teams senior advisor.
1t is hoped that other churches
of this area VIII plan similar
teams, composed 81 boys Between
the ages of 6 and Is. inclusive.
Rev. MI. CAN'T stated thai hiE
team would be seeking games
with other boys clubs in the sur
territory and asked
that sponsors contact him at
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Baptist Bible
Schools Makes IA

The Vacation Bible School OF
the Mount Tabor Baptist church
came to a close Friday evening
with the commencement program
held at the church at 7:3O. A pic
mic during the morning high
lighted the recreational program
for the final day of the school.
Handi Work for all depart
ments of the school was on dis
play at the church during the
program.
The average attendance for the
two-week period was 1913 with an
enrolment of 219, Mrs. c. c. Leg,
gette, principal announced.
The school reached the Stand
ard of Excellence with a grade
of AA.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Methodist Church
Organizes New Circle

A new circle OF the Saint Paul
Methodist church, Woman's So
cietv of Christian Service, select
ed the name Annie Cox in an
organizational meeting in the
home of Mrs. R. R. Rogers, Jr'
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Cox was one of the first
presidents of the Fannie Hook,
utt Society of the Saint Paul
Methodist church which was or
ganized in January 1926. She has
served as president several times
since.
Mrs. A. E. Goldfinch was nam
ed recording secretary, Mrs. J. +.
Boswell was elected treasurer;
Mrs, S, T. Rogers secretary OF
christian Social Relations and
Mrs. Annie Cox Vice-Chairman
Mrs, John Joyner was named
chairman previously by the
WSCS. TO-
The presentation of a Life
Membership to the WsCS was
given to John Robert (Bob) JOY
ner by Mrs. Annie Cox. The pre-
sanitation was made by Mrs. A.
A, White, in Mrs. Cox's absence e.
to Mrs. John Joyner' BOD :
mother. a,.n,
for the evening, SPOKE
On stewardship of WsCs Wo,
mem; Miss Janell White TAXED
On the "Miriams of the churcn ;
Mrs NJ, A. E. Goldfinch told of the
"cbinese Christians; and Mrs
winston Gore talked on the
boundary Line of Argentina
and Chile" Miss Ann Hayden
Williams, vocalist, and Miss
PATSY Ward, pianist, rendered ERE q
two Of the Miriam songs, "old
Zion 5 Hatse" and American"
refreshments of punch cake
and Sei nuts were served by the
hostess to Mrs. ]. F. Boswell
Mrs. Doc Bruton, Mrs. John JOY
nar Mrs. John Wrenn, Mrs. A. E.
coldfinch, Mrs. Winston Gore:
Mrs Bolton Ward, Mrs. A. A
Unite and Mrs. s. T. Rogers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
JUNIOR nine
TAKES Two
EXHIBITIONS

In their only two exhibition
games of the season, Tabor City's
American Legion Junior baseball
team trounced Williams Stars
and the Evergreen Greenies on
the local field last week.
The opening game played on
last Friday night against Will.
liams saw the locals take advant-
age Of numerous bases on balls
while pounding out IL hits and
taking a 1914 victory.
Coach Bill Ratteree used his
entire pitching staff and still
held the Williams aggregation to
nine bingles.
Batting stars for Tabor City
were Worth Shaw, Ray Scott and
Worth Barnhardt, all of whom
connected for three safeties each.
Shaw had a double to his credit
and Barnhardt had a triple.
Barnhardt also scored four runs
to set the pace in that depart
ment.
Saturday nights scrap be-
tween the locals and Evergreen
was an II inning marathon that
saw Tabor City's Juniors come
out on the long end of the SIT
score despite the fact that they
were facing veteran ball players
several years their senior.
Evergreen was out in front all
the way until the last OF the
ninth inning when Tabor put
together two singles and error
and a double by Barnhardt to
tally three times and deadlock
the game at II.
No one scored in the tenth but
in the home half of the eleventh,
Tommy Lewis raced in from
second when John Morris hit a
single to deep second base that
was thrown wildly to the plate.
Letto led the locals at bat with
three safeties, including two
doubles. Barnhardt, Shaw and
Morris had two hits each. Tom
my Lewis while going hitless led
in runs scored with four.
Three local huriers held the
Greenies to 10 hits over the IL
innings while Tabor connected
for II bingles. Sa, Walden start
ed on the mound but was relieved
in the second inning by Jimmy
Jernigan after Evergreen had
tailed six times. Jernigan pitch
ed steller ball through the next
six innings, giving up only one
run.
Tommy Lewis took the mound
at the beginning of the ninth
frame and pitched scoreless ball
the last three innings. He gave
up only one hit while striking
out four Greenies.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Open League Season
At Laurinburg Tonight

Fresh from two impressive ex.
hibition wins, the local American
Legion Junior baseball team
tangles with a strong Laurin-
burg aggregation at Laurinburg
tonight in the opening game of
League 2, District 2 competition.
They come back home to Civil.
tan field tomorrow night (Thurs-
day. for the first official home
game of the season against a re-
portedly strong Wilmington
nine.
Coach Bill Ratteree has not
named his starting hurler for
the Wednesday or Thursday
game but in practice sessions
thus far, several pitching aspir-
ants have looked fairly good with
Jimmy Jernigan and Tommy
Lewis making an exceptionally
good impression here last Satur-
day night against the Evergreen
GreenieS.
The district 2, league 2 Compel
ition is among five teams in this
area including Tabor City, Fair
Bluff, Whteville, Laurinburg and
Wilmington. Laurinburg too the
title last year and is said to have
another strong team this season.
Next Saturday night the locals
play Whiteville in a game origin
ally scheduled for June 4. This
game was postponed so that
Coach Ratteree and Whiteville
Coach Earl Brinkley could re-
ceive their Masters Degree at
the University of North Carolina
on Monday.
The second home game of the
league season will be played at
Civitan field here next Monday
night against Laurinburg. The
locals will meet Fair Bluff at
Fair Bluff on Wednesday, June
18th.
Legion officials here this week
expressed pleasure at the attend
ance at the practice games last
week and issued an invitation to
all local people to turn out and
observe the Juniors in the league
race. Competition is expected
to be tough and the league shows
possibilities of being the strong
est and most interested since
Tabor City entered it three years
ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Price Family
In Accident

:, III, and Mrs. Harry Price of
wv y Bern were injured late Fri
.! When their car was involved
:, y da automobile accident near
W" Bern. Mrs. Price sustained
.'-s; and head injuries and was
sdaent at the New Bern hos
s,,aI ior several days. Mr.. Price
= <Isatly injured but was dis
@sed from the hospital after
ing First Aid. Harry, Jr.,
- son. escaped uninjured.
:, t-e Price family was enroute
~, taoor City for a weekend visit
s, T., aer parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NsS- o'o Fowler, when their new
ro, nc was sideswiped by an on
h. car, reported to be speed
~ Inc Price car landed on its
49,. e''9 vas badly damaged. Re-
NJ : ere that Mr.. Price pulled
ar ~ u 'oad in a yard when he
aros ~ on,cOming car and was
spo. d a stand-still when his
Sds 'iIe was hit on the left
ssn5'' Jr., is visiting with his
Ina parents here at the present
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Local Cannery
Opens Tuesday

The Tabor City Cannery viii
open on Tuesday, June ~, with
Tuesday and Thursday of each
week being held as food preser
walton days, S. l.. Jackson, voca
tional agriculture teacher an
nounced this week.
with war conditions as they
are the need for more food pre-
servation is apparent, we hope
all patrons in the Tabor City area
as we'll as people outside the
school district will take the op
portunity TO use the cannery,'
Jackson added. The peach crop
outlook in the peach areas is
very good this year and we are
planning to help any patron in
terested in getting peaches for
canning purposes" he said.
Ire cannery is located opposite
the Tabor City High school build
ilg.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
clinic
SCHEDULES
ANNOUNCED

The following schedule of elm
les has been announced by the
Horny County Health Depart
nlent:
General Clinic Loris CITY
Hall, Loris. 81 P. NJ. every
Tuesday.
General Clinic-County Health
Department, Conway, $50 A. NJ
to 400 P. NJ. every Wednesday
General Clinic-County Health
Department, County, 900 A. NJ
to 100 P. NJ. every Saturday
morning.
Chest examination Horoscope
clinic-County Health Depart,
ment, Conway, 1st and 3rd Wed,
nesday "a p. M.
Well Baby Clinic - County
Health Department. Conway, 2
8 P. II. End Wednesday afternoon
in each month (For White Well
babies up to 1 year old
Services given in these clinics
include smallpox vaccination, i'm
nominations for Whooping Cough
Diphtheria toXoid, Tetanus toX'
old and Typhoid.
Foodhandlers are issued Heal
tn Certificates at these clinics;
also blood tests are done.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Pireway Church
Is Rally Host

The Pireway Methodist Youth
Fellowship was host to the sub
district council on Thursday eve
ming.
An impressive worship pro-
gram was presented by the
Young people of the church, U.S.
ing the beautiful memorial stain
ed glass window over the sane
tuary, as the worship center. The
theme of the program was sing
ur To Light and Color"
Mike McDaniels of Evergreen
presided over the business meet
ing and 10 Ellen Floyd OF Cerro
Gordo acted as secretary.
Supper was served in the social
hall after which Rev. P. F. New
ton of Whiteville led in group
singing. The friendship circle
was formed and the Lords Pray
er was used as the benedictlon
The next sub.district meeting
is scheduled to be held at Saint
Paul Methodist church in Tabor
City, June %.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Buck Johnson
Wins Contest

Buck Johnson won the coin
guessing contest sponsored by
the Roberts Clothing which came
to a close Saturday night. The
contest was underway for several
weeks with the award of $37.87
cash, which the jar contained
being presented to the winner.
Johnson, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Johnson, guessed
the amount of 1912.
Mrs. Nell Granger and Crom
R1ffkin tied for the runner-up,
each guessing S37.75.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Pvt. Robert Willis
Completing Training

Fl. Leonard Wood, Mo.-Pvt.
Robert G.. Willis, son of c. B.
Willis, of route 8, Tabor City, is
nearing completion of a 14-week
training cycle here with a unit
of the 9Th Armored Division.
AS a trainee, he received six
weeks basic training in the fund
amentals of Army life and the
use of infantry weapons. He IS
now completing an additional
eight weeks engineer training.
Competent instructors are teach.
ing him the use Of pioneer and
power tools, construction of fixed
and floating bridges and related
subjects besides additional com.
bat SkillS.
At the end of the 14-week train
ing cycle with the famed super
Sixth" the men completing train
ing here will be sent either to
specialist schools or sent as re-
placements to other units.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Legion Juniors Play Wilmington Here Thursday
+ ar1ners Welcome Rain

After an extended dry spell
that threatened to severely dam
age the tobacco and other farm
crops in this area, rain fell this
week and was heartily welcomed
! by farmers and all others in this
area.
The dryness had farmers in a
pessinlistic mood as their plants
refused to grow for want of
moisture along with an un-
usually cool spring. However.
the rains that fell this week are
expected to greatly improve the
tobacco crop and permanent eX-
tensive damage is not believed
to be widespread.
The rains this week, however,
also brought along some hail
with it ard damage was done
along a two mile strip in the
Pireway section. Other hail
ripped through tobacco in upper
Horny county. Some few farm
ers estimated that so per cent of
their crop was lost by the hail
but the damage was not believed
to be that great in most sections
where the hail struck.
The dryness that was ended
here this week was not just a
local problem. Over most OF the
United States the same situation
existed and prayer meetings
have been held in this section
and in many other states asking
for the Almighty's help in bring
ing rain.
Governor Fielding Wright IN
Mississippi asked churches IN
that state this past Sunday to
pray for rain.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
w SCS Circle
Holds Meeting

The newly organized circle OF
the W,man's Society d Chris ian
Service of the Saint Paul Method
| ist church met with Mrs. Dewey
Cox and Mrs. N. K. Currie at the
home of the former on Tuesday
evening. The highlight OF the
business session was the selection
of the circle name, Lula COX,
The honor went to Mrs. Cox for
her outstanding work in the
church. She has been church or
ganist and choir director for 9
number of years and is now
teaching one of the women adult
classes in the Sunday School.
New officers named include
Mrs F. G.. Norris, Jr., chairman;
Mrs r P. Counts, vice-chairman:
Mrs. A. v. Elliott, Jr., recording
secretary; Mrs. Dewey Cox trea-
surer; Mrs. N. K. Currie, secre-
tarv of social relations; MISS
jHelen Butler, membership chair
man. and Mrs. Everette Prince
program chairman.
Mrs. F. C. Norris, Jr., presided
and was incharge of the program
for the evening.
Refreshments of sandwiches
cake nuts and punch were served
bv the hostesses to Mrs. +. "
Norris, Jr., Mrs. R. P. Counts.
Mrs. A. v. Elliott, Jr., Miss mary
Lou Cox, Mrs. Horace Cox, MRS
Everette Prince, Mrs. Lula COX
Mrs 7 L. Baxter, Mrs. Davis
Bruton, Jr., Miss Marjorie Wodd'
and her mother, Mrs. WOOD.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Mavor Williams
ToBe UnopposedIn
Municipal Election

SECONDARY filing deadiine
liz n..,. and no additional
..., ...ryGd n the June u
-.,,. C.g municipal election.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Dr., VI. K. Rogers
Is Hcnored

lc T.. K. Rogers Of Loris has
= @0a0y OF MS name being in
t,.i@5 n me 1850 edition OF
%20s Important In Medicine"
:.s~asc2 IN Biography, Hicks
- y. !.
= following letter was re-
I:.""=5 ." Dr.. Rogers from tine
:i.,0..
! nave the honor to inform
III nat your name is included
L Our compilation for the second
.s9l edition of Who's Import
L: IN Medicine" which records
ne careers of outstanding ply,
SCANS surgeons, medical edu'
asors and hospital administrat'
uS"
s. A. Kaye, Editor
Signed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Dance Students
Present Recital

The students of the Vera Mar.
Ghetto School of Dance were pre-
sented in recital in the Tabor
CITY School auditorium on Tues
day evening.
Students giving numbers in
costumes in ballet and tap dance
include Betsy Bruton, Mary An
gela Clemens, Dixie Bell Cox,
Norris Gore, Margie Harling,
Nancy HARRISON, Alice Wynn
Jackson, Judy Norris, Kathy Nor,
ris, Ramona Fay Fipps, Jonlyn
Wrenn, Elaine Cox, Rita Harrel-
son, James Prince, Beverly Rob
erts, Sharon Rogers, Margaret
Ann Soles, Elizabeth Wrenn, Sal
ly Garter, Judy Eaddy, Martha
Brooks Bell, Mary Margaret
Fowler, Barbara Harling, Ann
Elizabeth Mallard, Dana Soles
Darcus Soles, Lany Walden, JON
Ign Wrenn, Buster Boswell, Joe
Carroll, Scotty Gore, Arlin Ora
ham, Nathan Hardwick, Rex
Stevens, Mary Angela Clemens;
Margie Harling, Nancy Harrel'
son. Mary Margaret Fowler, Ann
Elizabeth Mallard, Dana Soles
Darcus Soles, Lany Walden, Ra-
mona Fay Fipps, Sally Carter,
Genie Hood, Arlin Graham, Gym
thia HARRISON, and Sara Gayle
Chestnut.
Vocal numbers were rendered
by Jimmy Rogers, Monteen Win
stead, and Mary 10 Primer.
Vera Marchette and Leon Viii
liams also gave several dances.
Margaret 10 Jernigan was &C.
companist, Mrs. Nell R. Fowler
served as manager and Mrs. r. P
Counts made the costumes. Back
stage assistants were Genie Hood
and Sanborn Chase, and Shirley
New and Sara Williams were
ushers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
CANDLE LIGHT SERVICE

Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Edwards
attended a candle light service IN
the Bladenboro Baptist churcr
Fridav evening honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Harper.
Mrs, Britt, is the former Emma
lean Britt, neice of Mrs. Ed
wards. ,,,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper newly
,vode are establishing residence
in Chapel Hill, to attend the uni
,,areitv of North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
ATTENDING PASTORS
SCHOOL

Rev. G. w. Crutchfield, pastor
of the Saint Paul Methodist
church and the Zion Methodist
church, is attending Pastors
school at Duke University, Dur.
ham this week.
Mrs. Crutchfield and daughter,
Rhonda, are visiting relatives In
Sanford and Jonesboro Heights.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
OES OFFICIALS

Darrell M. Mcmillan, Associate
Grand Patron of South Caronna'
Order of Eastern Star, attenoed
no regular meeting of the local
OEs chapter Monday evening.
Mrs F. G. Kelley, worthy Hid
iron. presided.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Watts Wrecks
On Pireway Road

Dewey Floyd Watts, driving a
1850 model Chevrolet pickup,
lost control and overturned in a
ditch about one mile outside the
city limits on the Pireway road
last Saturday morning.
Watts was carried to the Col
umbus county hospital for treat
ment but was not seriously in.
iured. Considerable damage was
done to the truck.
Patrolman w. S. Allen said
that Watts was being held on a
drunken driving charge.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
ATTENDING SUMMER
SCHOOL

Mrs. Harry Bell, Mrs. DAVID
Kelley, Mrs. A. M. Smith, and
Mrs Don Watson are attending
summer school at the Whining
ton College, Wilmington. They
will attend classes for six weeks
and drive daily.
A party from Loris is also at
tending the summer school ses-
sion in Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
BULLARD ILL

Leon Billiard, of the local 20
lumbus Trading company unu
won't an operation for rupturea
We" at James Walker Mem
oral hospital in Wilmlng 'o :.
o e9ondav night. His condition was
saoor+ed satisfactory yesterday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
w. M. u. To Meet
Monday At Church

The Woman's Missionary I'm
inn of the Mount Tabor Baptist
church will meet at the churcn
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Mrs R B. Mallard, president an
nounced-
All members, both active ano
associate, are urged to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
JACK JACKSON VISITS HERE

SA Stonewall (Jack) Jackson
has returned to his ship, the USS
Arion As1S, Norfolk, Va. after
spending a two-week leave here
with his grandmother, Mrs. A. l..
Duncan. SA Jackson is serving a
four year enlistment with the
navy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
Mrs. McGougan
Bridge Hostess

Mrs J. M. McGougan enter
tanned the Tuesday Afternoon
pridqe club at her home yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. j. F. Brown
,.ecoived the high score award
A. the conclusion of play the
hostess served an ice course 10
Mrs Brown, Mrs. Hardwick, Mrs
T Boswell, Mrs. James cox
Mrs, Earl Floyd, and Mrs . l.
Jackson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06

Local boys who left early this
week for Camp Ridgecrest were
sonny and Dan Sanders, Dan NC.
Sornoick, Jimmy Garrell, Nathan
Smith, Wayne and Tony Leg
eette. Larry Williams, and Tom
NV and Bill Rogers
Accompanying the boys to
camn and spending the day were
Me- 2 C. Sanders, the A. M.
Snoitb family, the R. F. McCor'
mick family and Mr.. and Mrs
A p Rogers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06

e WILLIAMS IMPROVING
MS. W. D. Williams is improv-
- the Columbus County nos
Ing 1s where she underwent sur
p perx for a broken hip last week. lex.
3d. 81: erpects to return to ner
home here soon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
NOlNG CONFERENCE

d ps ..sessor, Vocational Agri-
ScoI eacher of the Tabor City
asl quo W. o. Jackson, Voca-
laia ,Ssaculture teacher of the
sadiS, township School, are
'et ,s rs The State Agriculture
S,s.s at Carolina Beach
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06
M ATTEND FALL SHOW

Mrs.. David Simon and MISS
,r;,1;c o Simon of simon's De
ar+noent store will attend the
20 a.,,a, Ladie., Fall Ready.To'
H e show in Charlotte Sunday
,rondav and Tuesday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-06

Eggs are perishable and will
deteriorate rapidly in warm
weather unless given the proper
care, say poultry specialists at
N. c. State College.
Evening star., 1951-08-05

Turkey had a record output of
855.066 tons of beet sugar last
year.
Evening star., 1951-08-05

the Chicago and Illinois Bar, AS
sociationS, both favoring the
Douglas men, had "set a bao
precedent" Senator McCarran in
terrupted to say that he was firmly
committed to the idea that bal
associations should not choose
"the judiciary of the country"
He questioned Senator Douglas
on why the names of Judges
Drucker and Epstein had been
bracketed together in the poll
and said he thought this might
have given an edge to Judge Ep-
stein since he is an older and
more experienced man.
Senator Douglas replied that
he had bracketed the names and
that of Judge Harrington, now
on the Illinois Circuit Court with
Mr.. King since he thought we
should have "a balanced judge
ship" representative of each pop
ulation group. He explained later
that Judges Drucker and Epstein
were of the same religious faith
The hearing was held before a
subcommittee and the matter will
now go before the full Judiciary
Committee.