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Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
Princeton Pike
Lester Lever

Acntef Acvct
CORRECTION; Lenora Sum-
mers, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Christopher Summers. was award
ed a medal and left for St. Louis
instead Of Maxilee Mcbride as was
stated In last weeks issue. Both
are graduates OF Corbin high
school. st. Luke Junior choir
rendered program at Creep
Chapel Baptist church in Pastoral
Sunday i. . Revella Hence left
Sunday for Chicago to visit her
mother Rev. ]. R. Lowery, pas
tor of st. John AME church,
preached a inspiring message
Wednesday night at st. Luke. Fin
ance reported. $3.50. Rev. c. M.
Hawkins. presiding elder Of Mon
ticello district preached a wonder
full sermon Thursday night and
Rev Weaver. and members of Mt
Olive Baptist church were present
Finane reported, $3.50, Rev. H.
Andrews, presiding elder of the
Camden district preached an in
spring message at st. Luke Friday
night. Rev. Jones and his members
of Mt, Zion Baptist hurch and ST.
Paul AME church We're present.
More than 500 was reported. A
mong the visitors was Mrs. p.
Meekins of Ell Dorado On the
sick list are Mrs. Mary Johnson,
Mrs. Mary E. Cabine, Snow Parr,
w. E. Simpson and Hattie M.
Walls.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
P|ummerville

Memorial day celebration May
3oth was a high day at Mt. Olive
for those there. The attendance
was large. Music was furnished by
the Conway band, Rev. r. D.
Dickcrson Of Little Rock was
general speaker. remarks by pas
tor W s Thomas. Rev Perkins
also OF Little Rock. and Rev. l.
a. Jcnnina Of Morrilton Address
by F. u Thrower remarks by
upt. + W. Johnson Of East-side
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

sponsored by the men of Greater
Mount Olive Baptist church. The
program was a great success Rev,
F, o, Jones is pastor ;. James
Maddox and buddy Woods, jr. is
home on leave from the armed
forces. James is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Maddox. Dubby, jr, is son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dubby Woods, ST..
:. Mrs, Ida Jccob Of Kansas City
and Mrs. Pearl Bailey and her
daughter, Dorothy, Of Cotton VAL
ley. Louisiana spent the weekend
visiting the Towards :. Nal Nc
Kinney has recently added new
conveniences to his barber shop
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

Mr. and Mrs, E, W. H....
ana Mrs. N, Mansso ana
ter along with Mr.. and W. a
roe Manseo and Mr.. ana Nv w
ry L. Garland, Andy p,,. ~
Mrs. Robert White w.,s Sa y \
nut Ridge to attend n. u a \
OF Pleas Montgomery. I R.,, 'a y
White was in charge Of tbs s, T.,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer .I., 'uas|
was here. Many person. -
the funeral from out q, ~ s's|
= Rev, Vim. Davis O, w., w
attended the funeral Of M sb'', v
gomery. wi
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

quarters, W h a I
they got ba ok were
tw o-cent stamps.
Now the ad had
not told a lie" in
direct W o r d s. II
was a portrait of
Washington. right
enough; q postage
stamp Is engraved
on the finest bond
paper. q n /. it's
.a,,ifahla for Tram.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

Rev. O, r. Marshall or call 287-M
Rev. T T Tyree has been ap-
pointed pastor Of st James and
New Bethel AME church in Gil.
lette.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
Tell the Truth
Lesson for June Is, 1859

ssEOR SALE: A poI ait Of George
Washington, engraved on the
finest bond paper. suitable for franz
Ing. Send only Csc. while they last.
So ran an advertisement some years
ago. When suckers sent In their
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

MT ana MIS-, NoleHloll 1HA4uPe,
and Is offering more service to
the public on the first floor Of
the Masonic lodge hall Rev.
Cecil Cone, young local minister,
preached at Macedonia A. M. E.
hurch Sunday evening =. Manuel
Thower has been i'll and is
reported improving Jesse vii
liams is planning to organize To-
cal baseball team soon. Support
your organization. Support the
State Press,
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

ing II you like to frame anything as
small as that. So the suckers could
not get their money back. But the
I'D was a lie all the same, for II mis-
led people into thinking something
that wasn't true.
Lies can be told without the use
Of words at all, lies can be told
with winks of the eye, with facial
expressions or gestures. A store win
dow can be full Of lies. for the mer-
chandise there may not be actually
like what they will sell you in the
dim-lit store. Truth is more than
Just not telling a lie in actual words.
truth is conveying ideas that Go not
deceive.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
Sacrificial Truth

THE PINCH comes when a teony.
4 weeny lie seems likely 10 help
us out Of a Jam. What's the harm
in a Tic that doesn't hurt any one?
Jesus gives US the answer. II,
classifies deceit along with The oihei
sins that truly "defile a man"
when II comes TO show.
down, which kind Of man would
you rather zeal with: the man
who will lie 10 keep himself out
of trouble, or The man who Is
willing 10 take any kind Of hurt
rather than TO dirty himself with
. lie?
Truth when II hurts others may be
sheer meaDness: truth that hurts
the truth-teller may be the noblest
form Of truth.
fCspyrlsht fss, By The Division Of
Christian Education, National Council
d the Churches u Christ Of the United
essiss q America Rsisssse ~ VIM
, 80 :. Z
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
Social Truth

srHE KIND Of trsth In which Jesus
q was especially interested. and
In which all Of US take the most In.
terest, is what we can call so ial
truth, the kind OF truthfulness tina,
makes for friendly and Trustworthy
relationships between man and man.
II you apply for a drivers license
and say you are seventeen when
you are only fifteen. that's q lie. II
you are seventeen and say so. and
II your state will let you have a H.
cense at that age. then the clerk
doesn't care a particle whether you
are also seventeen and eleven
months or seventeen and eleven
hours.
How are your" Is a harmless and
common question. But II you have
any sense. you won't answer, We'll,
! don't know exactly because have
not had a cheek.up. But my pulse
was 70 a, $3.50 this morning. have
a slight fuzziness on my tongue. /
did not have enough appetite 10 eat
my sixth griddle cake for breakfast
my left FOO, seems 10 be developing
a fallen arch, | am getting over my
dandruff by degrees - Who
wants to know all that? Just tell
them. I'm fine"
n you are telling about your
neighbor. just tell the important
things. Don't pass on the fact
that you heard somewhere that
she had n cousin whose husband
served time for larceny. Social
truth has to pass three tests,
not one. Il Il true7 Is II ncccs.
sarVg II IL kindp
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
Scientific Truth

JESUS seldom argued that truth is
} right, Just as he seldom II ever
argued that honesty is a good thing.
Every one knows 1t.
What would you think of person
who came to you with this recon.
mendation? This man Is a hard
worker. he has plenty Of brains. he
has only one fault and that is. he is
q liar" You'd never hire him. Every
one wants truth told him.
But there are different kinds
Of truth. One Is scientific. Now
Il Is hardly possible 10 tell the
{ complete truth from q scientific
point Of view.
''How old are your Is a simple
question and most people answer II
simply: Five. or fifty-five, or what.
ever the nearest year may be. But
that's not a scientific answer Five
and how many months. how many
weeks. how many days, hours. min
utes. seconds?
You see by the time you have fig
ured II out 10 seconds (Which would
be the scientific truth you are al.
ready several minutes older.
Well. you say. ! don't care to
know how old you are down to the
last second. OF course you don't. and
tina, brings up another kind Of truth
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
Bearderl
WaymOn Howard

Sunday, June LIST was Mems day
and was observed with a program
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs, Coleman Phillips,
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ROSEMONT
S14,5OO

A brick, 3-bedrm. home,
semldet:; wall-to-wall carpet
Ing In liv. rnn. and on stairway
with rubber-foam padding;
cost $500; separate din. rm.,
kit. has large refgr. with
Deeptreeze unit, stove and
loads of cabinet space; full
oSmt., gas hot-air heat, good
closet space: excel. neighbor-
hood. $1,000 DOWN. SS5
PER MONTH. FOR INSPEC.,
CALL AL. 6644 OR TIE. 7343.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
HOUSES FOR sAle-MD.
OFF QUEENS CHAPEL RID
OPEN 4 TO 8
ami JAMESTOWN pn

Original owners selling lovely 5-rm
(like rambler) bungalow with nd.
wd. floors, hallway to bedrms., mod
bath and kit; bsmt. with oil heat
and laundry room; side patio; extra
large Anchor fenced yard; all fol
only S12,500; reasonable down pay
ment. Directions: Out Queen.
Chapel rd. to Ager, left 2 blocks to
jamestown, right to home. ZAGAAfl
REALTY TT T.QSS7
Evening star., 1952-08-24
zUTHENTIc GEORGIAN COLONIAL

Custom built on $40 acre of sround
only 3-yrs. .-old. The 16x27 It. liv-
ing room. full dining room, large
electric kitchen, buffers pantry; 2
screened pOrcheS and powder room.
make up 1st floor. There are 3 twin
size bedrooms, 2 full baths on 2nd
floor; full dry basement; separate
garage with unfinished studio above.
Dual-controlled oil hot-water heat.
Conveniently located in Fairfax with
everything necessary for q home Of
dignity, and charm and priced below
the market with a modest down pay
ment. BY appointment, c. NJ. HAIL
EY, REALTOR, JE 4-4677, JE.
3-79s9. 126 East Broad st.. Falls
SALE BY OWNER-Lovely acre es:
tate near Washington COLI ana
Msln MSGlnnih5S houss@ssolid clu3s masonry: 1st a.,
large living rm. with fireplace: din
and bath; 2nd floor, bedrm. "a
bath. store room. gas not-Water
Guest cottage-Income producing:-.
Could be finished into large studio
and quarters for sculptor or artist.
Beautiful lawns. sunken garden with
lily, pond. outside fireplace. small
'i'15pH OPEN SUNDAY. lie PM:
1921. 26th. st. North. Arl.. Va
(Out Glebe I'd. from Lee hwy. to 26th
Owners Phone. IA. S-S272
Evening star., 1952-08-24
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
REAL. RARGAIN

5 rms. and bath; 2 acres; on State
rd. 5 mi. from D. c.; S13.950:
$4,000 down. Sun. and after q
pm, Mr.. Martinson, 10. 9-9005.
WOOD AND MITCHELL
Evening star., 1952-08-24

THIS Is IT!
Built iust 8 years ago. II you wanl
to be close in, near schools and
shopping, but In q nice neighborhoot
If yon need 2 bedrooms now, bul
would like to finish on more latel
If you need z. bedrooms now. bul
workshop, laundry and recreatior
err home-look no further. we
think this IS a remarkable. buy FOL
only &15,95O. terms to suit. Oper
Saturday and Sunday. 1 to B pm
1717 North Quebec st., or by ap'
CHAMBERS q TALLMAN
JA. 7-1SOO ia. 2-S535
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
TODAY, 2 TILL 6
BELLEVUE FOREST"
Near the Washington Golf
and Country Club and the
George Washington
Memorial Parkway
3O21 N. POLLARD STREET
RAMBLEiRss OF FMsHsEsnhR56Ska 3 HEhR5566SMksa
BATHS. WITH EXPANSION ATTIC
FOR TWO OTHER DELiGHTFuL
Due TO owners immediate transfer
we are able to offer this spacious
three large bedrooms and two tiisd tiid
paths on the arst floor. A regular
Mytthhe ;th room leads to the large attic
VIII WIZ space Tor two additional bed
bedrooms on the first fioor there is IL
Q wide living room O5 .6x2I A with
adjoining dining area (9xl3) with
french doors to large screened porch.
Inc au-electric kitchen contains large
Win many coenes s1s s sssuYgped
The full basement contains large
recreation room with fireplace, n, aid g
room and bath. laundry room and
two.car built-in garage. Hot-water
heating system with gas furnace.
EiIetlme asbestos roof. Reasonabe
Directions to reach: Cross Key Bridge.
pear right on Lee hwy. to Nit
ttary rd., right on Military rd. to
y. SOth St, right on N. 3Oth st. 10
n; Pollard St. left on N. Pollard 10
our open sign.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
Exclusive Agents
IA. 2-3s3S. Ewes. and Sun, CH. e14a
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ALEXANDRIA
SUBURBAN
S1O5OO

Cool. clean, classy and comfortable,
this two-bedroom one-floor home
features over "a acre Oh land TOR
gardening and raising chickens.
Home Is only yrs: old and has
velous buy. Requires $1,000 cash.
THE NJ. H. BARRY ORG.
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex. Va.
The Old Reliable Once
Al. oO7s TIE. $3.50 TIE. 2442
Evening star., 1952-08-24
FALLS CHURCH REALTY's
selected
2-bedroom homes:

~SSAASSAAA ASAhSos
e9,750-lz acre, 8 rms. on one A.,
oil heat. low down payment.
S12.45o-Brick duplex; owner .occu;;
pied, full bsmt.,. fenced
s12,65o-New. rambler, cute. near
Fairfax. grab it
$12.760-5. yrs. old, exp. attic, 75-ft.
lot. 4Tc loan.
ssmt;; Snasndsi. lIT0oded acre. near
s14,e5o-1-yr.-old beautiful. mod.
brick. full bsmt.. 70-ft.
fenced lot, bet, Falls Church
and Annandale;
$15, 5,950-Brick Cape Cod. exp. attic.
fun bsmt.. wondeful garden,
$16.25O-Right in Fails Church. mod.
brick. huge lot. fine bsmt. =,
mod. throughout. / block
from st. James.
Please csll W JE. S-ai2a from 9 to o.
BRADDoCK ROAD
6-rm. home with 8 bedrms., din.
rn1.. liv. rm. and kit: located on ga
acres land with garden and trees, In
growing community. ApproSSoo 25 min
HuBBARD REALTY co.
FA. 4479, JE. 3-1s71 "a
VTENNA-5 ACRES; most Unusual
English-style home of stone and
frame: wooded area with stream:
attract. pine-paneled, 32-ft. liv. rm.,
2 lge. bedrms.. Ia baths, den:
ground-level paneled din. rm and
kit; access on 2 roads: immed.
poss.: $27 800.
LUCILLE COOK
Oh. $500. Exclusive. FA. 3272.
-25
Evening star., 1952-08-24
SMALL ESTATE =.
OPEN SUN, 2 TO 6
RRANDYWINE MD

bfLANU1 I WINE, MD.
Nine-room masonry-type home. One
acre land, fronting on No. 8 high
way list commercially. This home
is practically new and in Al ccnd..
has 2 complete apis. This is Q
path of progress. Asking price.
S1S.5o0 To reach: Take Branch
ave to Clinton. continue on No. 5
about 8 miles distance about Is
mi. from D. c. linel.
&c. D. MURPHY, Realtor
LU. 4-6227 LU. 4-225S
Evening star., 1952-08-24

13 Acres Star Route
Liv. rm.. kit and dinette; 2 bedcms.,
bath, Screened-in porch; Britex
house; we'll water and bottle gas;
20x20 chicken house. l0x12 brooder
house; garden tractor with complete
attachments. Portable power circu-
lar saw. Approx. 80 chickens Elec.
refrigerator. gas stove. Full price.
SI1 200.
w. & w. Realty Co.
10. a-4a4s 10. s-4a11es
Evening star., 1952-08-24
FAIRFAX
S24,5OU
TWO HOUSES FOR THE PRICE
nm 0NIT

TWO HOUSES FOR THE PRICE
OF ONE
Small house rents for $7b
and has liy. rm., din. rm;:
bedrm., kit. bath. u bsmt., oil
bedrms., liv. rm. with firepl.,
family size din. rm., kit. with
stove and refgr., bsmt., oil
h.-w.h. and gas heat; over 1
acre of ground, double-car ga
rage. chicken house. fruit
trees, garden space, lovely
shade trees, nice front screened
porch; excel. home for large
family or income purposes.
Near good busline and on
hard-surface road. FOR IN
SPEC, CALL AL. 6644 OR
TIE, r343.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
TWO-STORY BRICK
BEVERLY HILLS
TWO-STORY RRTCK

Three bedrooms, la baths,
master bedroom is large and
delightful; beautiful corner lot.
shade trees; close to public and
parochial schools. convenient
to transportation. $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
DELRAY
$4,000

Attrac. and immac.. white
asbestos ,shingle home. with
2 extrR-large bedrms., large
ilv. rm;, family-size din. rm.,
lovely kit, stove and refgr.,
powder room on 1St d.; full
path on 2nd; front porch.
bsmt., garage. $1,000 DOWN,
$50 PER MO. PHONE FOR
lNSPEC.. AL. 6644 OR TIE.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
OPEN 2 TO z
BELTSVILLE

BEDRMS. $4,000.
This unusual English designed home
Is located on most scenic lot
75x150 IT,, with many cedar, spruce,
pine and oak trees: 1st fir,, large
rm., complete kit. 2 nice bedrms. !:
End fir., one large bedrm. finished
and another unfinished; 2-car built
In garage; oil h.-w.h.; this excellent
home is located only l blk. from
grade school, also adjacent to new
high school; the price Of only Sl2.-
900 on easy terms is very low: see
this rare buy today. Out Baito,
blvd. to tratf1c light just past open
air theater. turn left, drive $40
mi. turn right on Odell rd.. t'''~d
house on right. 81; $3.50. TO. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
with garage. Ia baths; S23,500.
With carport. / bath; S19.95O.

ALEXANDRIA
DEL RAY BRICK
It's in st. Rita's parish and
near buses and schools.
rms. and full bsnat.: semidet.,
In new-house cond.; nice big
yard; total price, $12.950,
with 5000 FHA avail.
Routh Robbins, Realty
2OO7 MT. VERNON AVE.
King S-3106. Ewes. IA. 4-O530.
Alexandria Brick Rambler
8 bedrms.. lse. liv. rm., frepl.; sep
arate din rm.. lge. kit. with q. E
refrg., washer, drier. dtshwasher
disposal, exhaust fan; Ia baths,
screened porch. Venetian blinds,
storage attic with pull-down stairs:
paved dead-end street. in one OF
the incest neighborhoods In the
wash. area; 10 min. from Pentagon.
Directions: Turn on Janney's lane
ct 1000 blk. King st., turn left 2nd
paved st. to 306 Clover Way. Phone
ov. 3042. $4,000. No agents. -2e
Evening star., 1952-08-24

- OPEN SUNDAY l TO 6
66O2 POWHATAN ST.
Don't miss this opportunity to buy
3-year-old S-bedrm. home on lovely
large level lot; located in one Of the
incest areas Of East Pines. In
and bath with stairway to an ex-
pandable attic: fully insulated;
aluminium storm windows and
screens. Directions: Out Edmonston
rd. to Riyerdale rd.. right to 66th
to open sign.
LAUREL REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

HICKS REALTY co.
37O6 MT. VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
AL. 1900
Evening star., 1952-08-24
BE SMART

II you want to sell your house now
We are at your service. Call US day
or night and one of our represent
atives. will be happy to talk with
30 YEARS REPUTABLE SERVICE
BURCH REALTY co.
S505 BALTIC. blvd, College Park, Md,
TO. 4747 till 8 pm: after 8 pm.
UN 33Q1 JU 7-H159 pa
Evening star., 1952-08-24
BE EANYTHING

But better "be quick" to see this
executive-type home, Just reduced
to $17.750! Brand-new and beau
tiful, nestled among the pines, on
dead-end street. "Out-of- -ttis-world'
GE kit, bath (all tiled in tantalizing
color, 8 spacious bedrms. dargest
large liv. rm. with flrepl., natural
finished woodwork throughout. BE
nnick >,
Evening star., 1952-08-24

AKLINGTON = Sl,750 down, with
$77.50 per mo-, including taxes and
insurance. for this 2-bedrm. ma
sonry home; in q conv. area OF
LANIER, OW. S434; ewes. and Sun,
IA 0-2Q92 -OS
Evening star., 1952-08-24
NEAR SHIRLEY HWY

New brick, 3-bedrm. ramblers In
restricted section, well constructed
and on level. wooded lots, Of ha-
acre. All public facilities includine
sewer and water.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

CHAS. R. HOOFF, INC.
1907 Duke ct Alev Va oA
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-19

Mrs, Kirby Cox and Mrs. Rel
ton COX entertained at the home
of the former Friday evenine
honoring Mona Claire Cox and
Bonnie Roe Cox. The occasion
celebrated their 10th birthdav
anniversaries which occur this
month. 'S
A weiner Roast was enioved at.
ter which birthday cake was
served.
About 80 guests attended the
party.
Miss Louise Watts is visiting
her father, j. B. Watts, at tha
Grace hospital, Richmond, Va.
Mr., and Mrs. Jimmy Rogers
and children visited Mr.. and Mrs
]. B. Sutton and daughter, Retty
Mr.. and Mrs. Venoy Stephens
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jerni.
gan spent the weekend in Column.
bia, S. c. where they visited Ru.
dolph Fipps, a patient at the
Veterans Hospital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-19

Hubert E. Olive, Lexington at
torney, is a candidate for Cover.
nor of North Carolina subject to
the Democratic primary May 81.
Olive is a former Superior Court
judge and chairman Ct the State
Board of Elections. He is presi-
dent of the Wake Forest College
Board of Trustees and is director
of the Embarrassing campaign for
the projected new Wake Forest
campus at Winston-Salem. Olive
is veteran of World War I, in
which he served overseas with
the S1st wildcat" Division, and
is a past commander of the A.
merican Legion in North Caro-.
lima.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-19
Party Honors
Toe Carroll

Joe Garrell was honor guest
tuesday afternoon when his
motner entertained with a party
at their home, the occasion cele.
oratlng his tenth birthday ami
versary.
Jonquils were used in the flow.
er arrangements and the color
note OF yellow and green was oh.
served in the refreshments.
Guests were entertained with
talking movies and basket ball.
Marbles were presented to the
boys for favors and the girls re-
ceived hair ornaments.
Cup cakes and ice cream were
served to 35 guests.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-19
Z, NJ Z r s @ n!
BY OSCAR SOLES


Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Nealey Of
Whiteville went to Marion Sun
day to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tomp-
kins were Sunday visitors CT Mr..
and Mrs. BraXton Cartrctte.
Poncie Tompkins OF Green Sea
was in this section Monday gath
cring scrap iron.
Oscar Solcs and son. Norman.
and Winston Norris made g trip
Monday to Murdic Worl"T's in
Cherry Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Norris and
children were Sunday visitors OF
Oscar Soles.
The small daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Solcs is sick at his
time.
The small son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Hinson is sick with n1Nmps.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Duncan OF
Clarendon. route I. were Sunday
visitors of Nj. and MI's. B. c
Duncan.
Miss Rose Hinson arc Miss
Josnphine Hinson were Sunday
visitors of Mrs. Oscar SolcS.
G, c. Jacobs and Howard Cart
rcttc Of Tabor City Wcr2 mere
SUNDAY looking at their tobacco
beds.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. .. Norris an,
nounce the birth Of & baby last
week in the Community hospital
7 oriS s C..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-19
QUILTING PARTY
IHONORS THREE

An all day quilting party was
held at the home of Mrs. A. D
Cox on Tuesday, March II hon.
oring Mrs. N. H. Cox, Mrs. Elu
sic Gaskin and Mrs. Mary Cox
who celebrate their birthday an
niversaries this month.
Mrs. Mary Cox was unable to
attend on account of sudden i'll
ness.
Attending were Mrs. N. H. Cox.
Mrs. Trenton Hinson, Mrs. Eru,
sic Gaskin, Mrs. A. W.. Hardee
Mrs. A. E. Goldfinch, Media Gold,
finch and Bruce Gaskin. Trenton
Hinson and A. D. Cox joined the
party at noon for a birthday din
ner and traditional cake cutting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-19
Mrs. D. ]. Hughes
EntertainS Club

Mrs. D. J. Hughes entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club at her home this week. Mrs.
B. L. Nesmith, III, won the high
score award.
AZaleas were used in the flower
arrangements and a sweet course
with coffee was served by the
hostess.
Guests were Mrs. B. L. Nesmth,
III. Mrs. B. L. Nesmith, Jr., Ms.
G. G. Westmorcland, Mrs. J. T.
Boswell, Mrs. J. B. HardWick
Mrs. J. c. Bell, Jr.. and Mrs.
James Cox.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-19

Prior to ten years ago there
was a minimum of 1000 annual
deaths caused by acute rheumat
ic fever and its after-affects ir
persons under 20 years of age
and today the annual death toll
in this group is $500.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-19

More than 300 cases of malaria
among military personnel return.
ing from Korea have been report.
ed to the U. S: Public Health
Service.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Guests Here
Tour

Mrs. Katrina Xydis and Miss
Calliope Aravantino of the Near
East Foundation in Greece and
members OF the Ladies' Committee
of the Queens Fund for Refugee
Children have been guests Of DR..
Kathryn Painter Ward In Wash
ington. They are leaving today for
the Middle West and will go on to
the West coast. In Cleveland they
will be guests of Mrs. o. z. Dod-
son, State reginal director Of the
General Federation Of Women's 6
Clubs.
During their stay in Washing
ton DR.. Ward was hostess at an
informal party for them and
New Years Day Mrs. j. F. Graf
was hostess to q small company
informally at the tea hour. Mrs.
Graf was assisted by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Erie Kaufman and
guests included Mr.. Kaufman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bayer. Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley. DR.. Bessie Hill.
and the Misses Laura Berrien,
Gertrude Crocker, Ann Goodby,
Helen Smith and Frances Dorsey
as well as DR.. Ward.