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Evening star., 1953-06-11

Now " more chicken in Morton
than ever before! No bone, no fat,
no gristle-just big, meaty chunks!
Tender, fiaky top crust. No sooou
"ndercrust! Colorful young garden
vegetables! Rich, delicious gravy!
No defrosting! Just bake till crust is
golden brown. Nutritious, money
saving one-dish meal! Bakes in onlv
~ minutes. Be sure you get ONLY
Morton Chicken Pot Pie!
Evening star., 1953-06-11

This IS the second Of three articles by
the 2l-yeor- r-oId Polish oviotor who flew
his MIG-l5 over the Iron Curtoin from
Polond to Denmork lost Morch 5.
inspiring freedom loving people every
where with his courageous defence Of
his homeIond's Red mosters.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Surviving Terrors of Red and Nozi Rule,
Youth Sets His Sights on Education as Pilot
By 1t. Fronciszek Jorecki

In Soviet Poland there is one
thing that does not last very
long. That's a feeling that
things are going pretty good for
you.
January, 1910, was a happy
month for me. I was 8 years old.
Evening star., 1953-06-11

The Communists combined
their young peoples groups in
an organization called the Polish
Youth Alliance. At the urging
Of one of my instructors. Joined.
He told me such Affiliations were
Evening star., 1953-06-11

is fine traveller. Take a big can
for the gang or individual cans of
orange and grapefruit, straight or
blended-diferent-tasting tango
rine, too. Welcome with sandwiches
or any time you're thirsty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1851 Catalina; excellent
JE. 4-io37 after 8. W2S
PONTIAC 80 sedan delivery: smart
Alberta blue finish: equip. with
MOTORS. 1125 18th st. NV, safe
Buy Cars, co. 5-636a It'll $50 co.
Pontiac '52 convert: excel. cond.;
owner. UN. 4-569s after 6 pm.
PONTIAC 1852 de luxe IS" co%y,:
z 500 miles: full accessories: So. 295.
EN-. 2-5100. Ewes, NO. 1852.
PONTIAC 81 convertible; r, h, ay-
ROTOR CO. Fordj, 400 Bennin SEEMING
I'd. NE, LII. 4-1OI1.
STUDEBAKER 1947 Commander B.
RI,aes sna t,- coupe; ,.i. h. Syerdrive,
cial at $685.. Mcneil GstudebakerJ,
1874 4l$1r WIS say eye. EN-. 3-72S6: "a
a1ys T. and b s4ss seat SF5sf2
NASH f7o5 Mt. Vernon ave-. XII.
sTUDIBAKER 1851 Champ. 2-door;
fully. equipped; perfect throughout.
Special at oS1,395. MCNEIL 6stude-
sTu6EBA xxi %s v ese Ea 5d csSss
trans. fun Ilylon interiors and
others custom features; all 1-owner
81 5sfn Nssff1 'oO 5SSsssSsr for lSsf
sTUDEBAKER ,52 4;door Champion;
extras; beautiful black finish; this
save lot Of money. Very economical
to operate; $1.395. LOGAN MOTOR,
5301 Wis. ave. EN-. 2-2617. Open
sTuDEBAKER SO VS. 4-door; fully
interior spotless black finish. tops
in zip. and performance; don't miss
this like-new car for only $1,695;
top allowance for your car. MCNEIL
6Studebaken. 4O34 wis. ave. EN-
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champ. 4odr.
Regal; fully equipped. It. blue; Orig.
OWNER: 81 .597. 10. 3-4436. "a
STUDEBAKER l94S Champion Star
it. 5-passenEer coupe, Beautiful
defrosters, seat covers, many other
extras; an exceptionally clean car !;
3-day driving trial; Butler-bonded
guarantee; specially priced. $595.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1121 2lSt
STUDEBAKER 1919 Commander o.
passenger coupe; gaS-Saving over
drive, heater and defrosterS, many
other accessories; original dark green
finish; looks and runs like new; you
must see this one before buying; g.
day driving trial; Butler-bonded
guarantee: specially priced. $685.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1921 21st
St NV, DI 1INl1O. pa
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 1941 o-dr. sedan; good
mech. cond., clean. htr., Sc.
immed; sale. S225 or best offer.
OLDS '39; heater; covers; new paint,
clutch. engine parts; excel. cond.
oLDs 40 "ss" 4-door sedan: r. and
sale: 5000, or best OFFER. Private
o STasF AS RE ase' i nodsl edoor SEDAN;
DELL CHEVROLET. INC. ee41 AS
OLDS 1860 2-dr.: r. and h.. HYDRA
Matte. clean throughout; 1925. z
written guarantee, HILL & SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
!1l4 Vermont ave. NV. AID.
PACKARD 1tSaG; 1910. four door. 500.
F FL Mo PONTIAC SS1dAc 1921 connsGti-
Packard Al; 5000 running cond. ;
18th st. NV, Safe-Buy Cars. CO.
5-6363 It'll $50, co. 5-6372 til 9.
PACKARD 1947 Clipper 4-door sedan;
finished like new; radio and heater.
seat covers, Wv. tires, many other
extras; this car is value plus; 3-day
driving. trial; Butler bonded gusran-
Tee; S49o. LEE D; BUTLER, INC.
III 2lst st. NV. DI. 7-011O. "a
PACKARD '42 2-dr. Clipper; clean,
runs good. and h. seat covers,
private owner; sacrifice; Sl95 or
trade for good TV set and difference
in cash. ia. 1918 any time.
1925 26th St. N. Arl.. Va. 10
PACKARD AS conv.; auto. top and
windows, good cond. See at CHA
NEY'S GARAGE. College Park. Md.
S725 or best offer. -26
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe 4-dr.
r. and h.. other extras; l owner
1895 LOGAN MOTOR. 1901 Wis:
ave. EN-. 2-2617. Open till 9. "a
PLYMOUTH As; r and h., in good
condition: 500. Call ia. 1880.
PLYMOUTH 81 Cambridge 4-dr. /;
heater, seat covers; excel cond.
Owner must sacrifice for quick sale.
S1,O95. XII. S-9046. 1901 Mt. YER
non ave, Alexandria -23
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbrook j.
passenger club coupe; black fin,
white tires; new-car cond. Driven
1000 mi. Cost 5000, will sacrl-
fee, S1,S5O. ia. 9-367S after 6 pm.
"a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER AZ Landcruiser; paint
like new: fully equipped; oyer
drive. radio and heater, turn signals.
many other extras; a beautiful, l.
owner car; ask to see this one; g.
day driving trial; Butler. bonded
guarantee: specially priced at S495.
LEE D; BUTLER, 1NC.' 1121 21st st.
STUDEBAKER 1850 cdr. sedan; cd,
a. GOLDEN. INC. 1853 Carroll St,
Takoma PIX, D. c.; RIA. 3-33O3.
194S Landcruiser A.
door; the luxury car Of Studebaker;
heater and defrosters. nyion up
holstery. This car reflects the care
ing trial; Butler bonded guarantee;
specially priced. S645. LEE b. BUT
Leg INC. 1121 2lst st. NV. DI.
STUDEBAKER 1852 de luxe couue.
heater; one owner; low mileage; i'm
maeaunlaats Sacrifice; $685.. EN-.
WILLIS AZ all-metal station wagon;
equipped with radio, heater and
$685.. LOGAN (Ford), ME. s-2SiS'
Snl7 va: ave. NV. Open evenings
I'LL pm.
40 station wagon: r. and h. ::
perfect condition: $685.. SCH EGEI,
& GOLDEN, INC, 263 Carroll St.
Takoma PIX, D. c.; RA. 3-33O3. ia
'52 Aero Wing: 2 tone. r.
and h.. overdr.; very clean; 81 ,295'
MCKEE PONTIAC, 10th and NJ SITS.
W1LLYS 1850 convertible JeepSter;
gray with red wheels. Wv. tires.
WHY'S 1859 "e" station wagon:
overdrive, r and h.; written guar
antee; S1,595. ALEXANDRIA NASH,
1905 Mt. Vernon ave, XII, o-2S3C'
ewes. till 8. -o3
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onUSed Cars
1850 CADILLAC

Series "6I" 4-dr. sedan; black; fully equipped,
white-waIl tires, Hydra Matte, radio and -
heater; very low mileage; new-caF guarantee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1852 Catalina Super de
HYDRA Matte; beautiful green finish,
light green top to match. This is
beauty; Wv. tires to match. New
car condition throughout; So. 295.
LOGAN MOTOR. 530l wis. ave,
EN-; 2-2617; Open till 8. ga
PONTIAC '4S IS" Silver Streak A.
DR.. sedan; .2-tone green, Hydra
Matte, r: and h.; 30-day guarantee;
5000. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer. liza Vermont
PONTIAC 1915 e-door door, r. and h.;
Hydra Matte. seat covers; written
guarantee; $495. ALEXANDER NASH,
LOS M Vernon ave-, XII. 9-233O.
PONTIAC so chieftain de luxe s-cyl.
sparkling 2-tone blue and gray,
HYDRA. r, and h., Wv. tires;
mechanically perfect; 10000 miles.
: cars in family; owner transferred;
sligo. MR.: HERMAN. ST. 3-5441
PoNTiAC IS cdr. sedan; heater
good o meter meter and tires; S75 cash
PoNT Ts90' 81 cow; fully EQUIP a j.;
TIAC;. 10th and NJ SITS. NV, ST
Pontiac so "s" e-door: green. r.
and h., HYDRA: very good buv al
81 ,995. MCKEE Pontiac, 18th
and M SITS. NV, ST. 3-7l07. IA
PONTIAC so S-cyl. cow: outstand-
Terms, guarantee. S1,S95. AKERs
OLDs- CADILLAC CO., Harrington
shopping center, Alex. OV, 3-0350
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH '46 Spec. de luxe sed.: r.
and h., excel. mech. cond. Best offer.
Ma. S-14SS bet. 10 and s. -o7

I'll MOUTh 40 spec. de luxe Sed.: r.
and h.: excel, mech. cond. Best offer.
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-dr. sedan; maroon; ;
HILL & SANDERS. WaSh.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. lila Vermont ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe; heater;
Low mileage g G inspsGtion s var
TOR CO. (Fordl. 44OO Benning I'd
ne. LII. 4-l0l1.
PLYMOUTH 1949 Special de luxe A.
door; radio and heater: light green
hwy. JU. s-3167. directly across
PLYMOUTH so cdr; radio and
heater; immaculate throuehout; ST.
095. LOGAN Ford). ME. S-2SI8,
20l1 Va. ave. NV. Open evenings
PLYMOGTH Suburban station wagon;
eouipped with many useful acces-
sories; like new throughout; 81 ,295.
LOGAN Ford), ME. S-2S1S. 2Cl7
Va. ave. NV. Open evenings till
PoNTIAc $50 chieftain s-cyl.. cdr. ;
r. and h.. with beautiful seat COW
ers; orig. green finish like new: q
peri; car: S1.595. bank terms.
KIRK XII IN MOTOR IcIsoS co, 1000 Georgia 9g
PONTIAC 1851 Chieftain de luxe
club coupe: 2-tone green: =. h..
b.l:, turn signals. nylon covers. All
orig. except tires; l owner: wonder
fu! eond. throughout; S1.575. ~.
PONTIAC 1850 convertible; yellow.
Hydra Matte, radio, heater, Wv.
tires, new top: $1,000 or best Of
Pontiac; SO Soy 9-door "s"; 2-tons
gray, T. and h., HYDRA; very good
buy at S2.150 MCKEE PONTIAC,
18th and NJ SITS. NV, ST. 3-1lO7.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
Rainbow Assembly
Elects Officers

The Rainbow Assembly for girls
elected officers for the new fiscal
year at the meeting held in the
Masonic Hall Monday evening
Mrs. Mae S. Young, Mother Advis-
or. announced.
The officers will be installed in
a public program at an early date.
The new roster includes. Mona
Claire Cox, Worthy Advisor; Patsy
Ward, Worthy Associate Advisor:
Shelba Jean Hulk, Charity: Sarah
Williams, Hope: Joan Strickland,
Faith: Mable Hodges. Drill Leader:
Janell White, Recorder: Rochell
Simon, Treasurer: Dana SoleS I'm
mortality: Joan Cox. Love: Patri-
cha Spivey, Religion: Ann Hayden
Williams, Nature; Lo"ene Long.
Service; Faye Spivcy, Fidelity;
Nell Long, Patriotism; DarCuS
Soles, Chaplain; Emma Jean Cox,
Confidential Observer: and Judy
Smith, Outer Observer.
Macel Cox is the retiring Worthy
Advisor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
Shirt Distribution
Proceeding Rapidly

= The distribution of 1900 shirts
already donated to local charity
by the Tabor Manufacturing Com
pany has proceeded rapidly since
last Friday with 1856 shirts thus
far turned over to the schools,
churches or directly to deserving
families.
The company officials here have
stated that several hundred addi-
tional shirts will be given away
after the original 1900 are COM
pletely distributed. The total num-
Der will probably be in the neigh
borhood of 1900.
The sewing school is continu-
ing TO produce several dozen shirts
u day and will continue to do so
until the company moves in the
plant that is now nearing compile
ton. All these shirts will be do
mated to local organizations for
distribution.
Any churches or schools in the
area who have not been given a
quantity of shirts for the children
in their communities who need
them, may secure them at The
Tribune office. There is no red
tape to go through, they simply
have to pledge their best efforts
to get them in the hands of the
most deserving families.
Keys TO the shirt and pajama
plant were turned over to local
persons last week by the con-
tractor who has completed his
job except for minor phases that
cannot be done until wiring,
plumbing and air conditioning
contractors have progressed on
their work. Present plans call for
the completion of all work by
May l, and it is hoped that the
plant will be able to open on Mon
| day May g.
Officials of the plant have ex-
pressed considerable desire to be
operating here by that date and
ladies who have been partially
! trained are eager to start to work
at the earliest possible moment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
BASEBALLERS
BATTING AT
.2S3 CLIP

The Tabor City high school
baseball team has compiled .283
batting average through the first
eight games of the season. Coach
Bill Ratteree announced today.
Jimmy Tompkins has been set
ting the pace in the pitching de-
partment with four wins against
one loss. Jerry Cartrette has one
win and one loss and Jimmy Jern-
igan mas one loss against no wins.
They are the only pitchers that
have been involved III a decision
thus far.
jerry Cartrettc with u All bat
ting average is leading that de-
partment and is followed by Wei
uon Gore with 1855 average.
Other averages for players who
nave been III the lineup a sufiici-
ert number of times include Sam
Walden, $50; Neil Gore. PAP:
Jimmy Tompkins, $50; Jimmy
Jernigan, .29O; Jimmy Rogers,
200, Don 1Ompk.nS, .l5+: ana Joe
Wilson. 100.
Jimmy TompkinS is a way out
in front III runs DATED in with II.
Jimmy Jcrnigdn and Weldon Gore
each have eight, Neil Gore six,
and Jimm! Rogers and Sam VALID
II .OU- each.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
LETTERS
To The
EDITOR

A letter TO tie do ,orS and kUSi-
ness men of Tabor City Which
should concern everyone il the
surroundings thereof.
am we'll pleased with our little
town, and its good people thereof,
and also of our doctors system.
But there is not a sufficient a
mount of them, and they are hand
icapped to great extent for the
lack of a hospital or it's equip
ment. If we had one, the town
would expand in that way. and
many other ways too. | don't think
our little town is second to any
where considering the population.
But in that particular, we are
somewhat behind.
think our doctors and business
men should take this to considera-
ton. | know we really need q
hospital ana l think they know it
too. Almost everywhere that is a
business place has one. believe
we have enough men in our town
that are spiritually, mentally, and
financially able to understand how
TO put shoulder TO the wheel that
II might start rolling that way.
SO let's you all appoint man
VINO can qualify for the job and
let him go 10 work 10 make ends
meet that way. think it Will mean
much to us then the Job is COM
pletc AS for the building lot. if
it would be considered acceptable
or suitable, will provide a lot
that il may be erected on for ]
think ! have nice lot. Also ! will
furthcrly agree that a street may
be made for the convience to the
plot. as far as it concerns me or
my property. Please don't ignore
this even though it may be written
by a man of little understanding
and knowledge.
Thank you all,
Signed
BurriS Ward
Tabor City, n. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
WOODMEN
ATTENDING
CONVENTION

WHITEVILLE, April-Delegate
of six camps in the Whiteville area
left Thursday for the annual
three-day state convention of
Woodmen of the World Life In
surance Society in Goldsboro.
They will be among the 425
delegates representing, $4,000
Woodmen in North Carolina.
Farrar Newberry of Omaha,
Neb., president of the Woodmen
of the' World, will present his re-
port on the growth and achieve
mentS of the society during the
past two years.
Other speakers will be Charles
a. Hines of Greensboro, a national
director, and J. r. Sims of Omaha,
national field manager and direct
or.
Delegates from this area. along
with others from all over the
state, will report on the society's
fraternal and community service
activities. These include hundreds
of civic services such as presenting
flags TO schools, furnishing school
equipment. facilities for hospitals
and playg. oundS. awarding medals
TO youths for proficiency in Amer
lean history, placing historic
markers, honoring local citizens
for civic and humanitarian serv-
ices, and other civic and charita-
bic projects.
Delegates the piojsCt reports of
the six camps in this area are:
Camp 884, Fireman.. J. Barn
hardt, one flag and one history
medal.
Camp 282. Acme-R. c. Marks,
two flags and one patriotic hand
book.
Camp 1882, Bolton-J. w. YER
cen, one flag and one history
medal.
Camp 1877, Whiteville-Wm. A.
Butler and VIM. Luther Thompson,
seven flags, one history medal, one
recognition certificate, and one
patriots handbook.
Camp 1879, Tabor City-B. H.
Cumber, seven glads, history med
al, recognition certificate, three
compaSSeS, two patriots handbook,
and monument cleaning project.
Camp 100, Chadbourn-C. G..
Coins. nine flags, history medal,
recognition certificate, three COM
passes. five patriots handbooks,
and flag pole.
Their reports cover the period
from 1916 to 1852.
Among the items Of business at
the Goldsboro meeting Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday will be
the election of delegates to the
society's national convention in
Washington. ID. C.. in July.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
Willard C.. Wright
Seeks Town Office

willard c. Wright, a member of
the Tabor City town board for
the past two years, was the first
to file for reelection when he
threw his hat in the ring this
week.
Wright is again seeking a seat
on the town board that this, time
will be composed of five members
instead OF three as has been the
case in prior years. This past term
was his first entry into local poll
tees and during the two year per-
iod he has served as street COM
missioner.
A local businessman, Wright has
been active in local civic affairs
for several years. He is a member
of the Mt. Tabor Baptist church
and the Tabor Civilian club.
Around the town there was con-
siderable speculation as to who
would file for the seats on the
board and the mayors office. Sew
eral names have been mentioned
as having expressed their inten-
tions but none except Wright had
paid their filing fee and definitely
entered the race.
The election has been set for
June 9 and all filing must be done
by noon on May 80.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
Commence Program
Announced By
Tabor City School

The Tabor City School COM
mencement program will be open
May IA with the final exercises
being held on May l8 Principal c.
H. Primer announced this week.
Thesfnusic recitals by Miss Car
oline Murrays students will be
presented on the 18th and 18th at
The commencement sermon will
be heard Sunday evening, the
18th. at 800 with the Rev. Eugene
Purcell of Fair Bluff as guest
minister and the final exercises
will be held on the evening of
the 18th.
The seniors will give the pro-
gram at the final exercises.
The High School Chorus will
give the annual benefit program
on May ! at 800 p. m.
All the programs will be given
in the school auditorium.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
Negro Division
Drive Program

The Cancer drive is underway
in Columbus county for the negro
citizens as well as the white resi-
dents, j. d. Pridgcn. chairman of
the Negro division, announced.
In making the announcement
Pridgen said Il hope every person
in the county will accept and Sc
cure chance TO participate in the
fund drive"
1T is one of the closest drives
we have had this year and Cancer
has no respective persons; we all
need help when attactcd by the
disease" Pridgcn pointed out.
Citizens are reminded of the
free service to Cancer patients by
The cooperation Of the American
| Cancer Society through the County
Welfare Department and of the
/ free examinations e the Cancer
| Clinic in Wilmington which is held
each Tuesday.
also fortunate in being so near the
North Carolina Cancer Institute
located in LumbCrton. The home
there admits all Cancer patients
who are unable to pay for medical
care whether white or colored.
Il would like TO see every Negro
in Columbus County hold a receipt
card of the American Cancer Co
cicty,' Pridgen said.
Mrs. Mac S. Young, county
Chairman of the drive. will show
d free adult picture on cancer
education in the new school build
ing of the Tabor City Negro
School, Tuesday night, April 81
at 800 p. m. The public is invited
to attend; however children will
not be admitted.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
BREEDERS
TO BUY
PRIZE BULL

ColumbuS-Bladen Breeders Co
op. announced today that their
Jersey Bull Committee has unan.-
mously approved the purchase OF
Donna Dandy Sultan, r. J. 1927
by American Breeders Service for
use in artificial dissemination serv-
ice rendered local dairymen by
their organization.
Donna" TO use his short name
is a big, deep bodied, straight
solid dark fawn bull, classified
Very Good" He was listed in the
February 25th Jersey Bulletin as
a Superior Sire with 10 tested
daughters averaging 1896 lbs. OF
milk, 5.1'o test, and sos lbs, OF
butterfat and IL classified daugh-
tiers averag 85.68ro.
Donna" was purchased from
Edward L. Young, of Florence,
South Carolina. He was bred by
j. l.. Hutchinson. Jr., Happy Val
ley Farm, RosSville, Georgia. He
was born September IL, 1910. and
is now almost six years old. AL
though eleven daughters have
completed lactation only nine
dams have records, which gives
Donna" nine daughter-dam
comparison American Index of
10,701 lbs. of milk, 4.701s test and
500 lbs. of butterfat on a 3O5 day,
TX, mature equivalent basis.
Columbus-Bladcn Breeders CO.
OPP. will furnish service from
Donna" to dairymen in the CO.
unity at no ADVANCE in fec.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
Duke Alumni
To Meet TODAY

Alumni and friends of Duke
University will meet Wednesday
evening, April Is, at Lake Wac
camaw for the annual session of
the Columbus-Bladen Chapter of
Duke Alumni Association.
The meeting will be held at
Osceola Lodge, starting at
o'clock
w. A. Thompson. chapter presi-
dent. has announced that DR.. ia
mes Cannon, III. Dean of the Duke
Divinity School, will be the speak
err.
DIR. Cannon is the son Of Bishop
James Cannon, Jr. of Virginia and
is one of the leading educators in
the field of theology.
He came to Duke in 1919 as as
sistant professor of Biblical Liter
allure. He held the post of pro-
fessor of History of Religion from
1926 to 1851 when he was appoint
ted Dean of the Divinity School.
Prior to his association with
Duke, he was editor of the Rich
mond Virginian and business man.
agcr of the Christian Advocate.
Alumni and parents % Duke
stu dents will make up most Of the
7r..icncc at The chapter banquet.
President Thompson said today
that cards mailed TO Duke alumni
had incorrectly listed the starting
time as 8 o'clock. He said he hop
ed all those attending would be
abe to reach the meeting place
- : o'clock.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
GRADUATES TO
RECEIVE GIFTS

All the graduates of the Tabor
City Schools, both white ano COL
ored, will again receive gifts from
the Davis jewelers. Lloyd Hips,
manager, announced.
This has been the custom for
the past three years Hips said
and letters notifying the graduates
of the gifts will be mailed next
week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
BIBLE SCHOOL
CLINIC FRIDAY

The Columbus County Vacation
Bible School Clinic will be held
at the First Baptist Church in
Whiteville On Friday April II
from $3.50 to $3.50, Mrs. c. c. Leg
gette, asSociational VBS superin-
tendent, announced today.
The first clinic was held at the
Mt. Tabor Baptist church here on
April 8.
The program for Fridays clinic
is as follows:
AFTERNOON SESSION $3.50 p. NJ
Quiet Music
3:30-Music, Scripture, Prayer
Rev. w. S. Caudle
3:40-Recognition of Church
Faculties-Rev. Biddle
3:50-Why Are We Here?-Mrs.
c. c. Leggette
4:00-Discussion of the Standard
Rev. P. c. Can't
4:25-Training Workers in the
Local Church
4:35-Instructions Relative to
Joint Worship Service-Rev. John
Lambert
4:40-ReceSS
4:45-Joint Worship Demonstra-
ton: Principal - Rev. John Lam
bert, Pupils-Clinicians; Pianist
Miss Annie Elkin; Character Story
Mrs. r. c. Foster.
5:25-Information Period
5:30-Supper
EVENING SESSION-6:30 P. NJ
Quiet Music
6:30-Music, Scripture, Prayer
Mr.. Forest Strole
6:40-Study of Records and Re-
portS-Rev. j. T. Biddle
6:55-Recognition of Conference
Leaders: Beginner-Mrs. Aubrey
Early; Primary-Mrs. c. p. Lane
Junior-Mrs. NJ. w. Bardeaux
Intermediate-Mrs. j. F. Bow
Principals and Pastors and Sunday
School Observation-Disclosures. j
L. Biddle
7:00-Age Group Conferences
8:30-Adjourn from Conference.