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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-13
Social and Personal
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st. Anthony Hill Garden Club:
Attention All st. Anthony Garden
Club Members" BY the calendar,
Mar. 10th, is the first day Of
spring. We have snow, but our
president, Mrs. Chester Green,
says it's time to start working If
we are to have beautiful flowers
in late spring and summer. On
Mar. 10, at the home of Mrs.
Jerome Hayes, I'll st. Anthony
Ave, the first meeting of the
year win be held at p. m. You
are in for a treat, movies viii be
shown Of the beautiful tulips and
other flowers of Holland taken by
Mr.. Lowell Perkins while abroad.
Many new and interesting features
are in store for club members and
the public this year. Mrs. Jerome
Hayes, Program Chairman, Mrs.
Horace Brown. ST., Club reporter.
Como Temple Celebrates: Como
Temple No. 1913, Daughter Elks
will celebrate their thirty-third an
niversary on Mar. II, at p. m,
at which time they will honor
seven past daughter rulers, who
have served in the chair. They are
Daughters Susie Bowen, Mabel
Harris, Mae Lark, Suzzane Tudos,
Anna Scroggins, Carrie Ailep and
Jean Waters. Officers of Gopher
Lodge, LB.P.O.E.w. will also be
guests. An interesting program
has been planned. All members are
expected to come and bring a pic
mic basket The party will be held
at the Elks Rest, 5S8 Rondo Ave.
The COrdettes: The Cordettes
met at the home of Mrs. Marian
Sayles, 756 st. Anthony Ave, on
Friday, Mar. 8. The fundamentals
of Contract bridge were explained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham,
to the enjoyment of all. Members
of the Cordettes are: Mines. Daisy
Brown, Leola Crawford, Carmin
Davis, Edith Green, Theresa Ca
rey, Marion Sayles, Ann Warricks,
Yvonne Powell and the Misses
Annabelle and Dolores Jones. The
next meeting will be Mar. 20, at
the home of Mrs. Leola Crawford,
522 st. Anthony Ave.
T.S.T.C. Club: The T.S.T.C. Club
meets Saturday night, Mar. IA,
with Mr.. w. B. Walker.
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Associated Negro Credit
Union Holds Meetinu

The board of directors of the
Associated Negro Credit Union
met Tuesday night Mar. 10, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Jones, TAT st. Anthony Ave, st.
Paul.
A number of visitors, all MEM
bers of the Credit Union were
present. Board members and COM
mittee members present were
John w. HUTCHINSON, board vice
president who presided in the
absence of Rev. Denzil Carly,
president and T. B. Carey, Cecil
Newman, w. A. Young, Rosamonf
johnson, w. B. Walker, Clifford
Smith, James Crowder and Marion
Taylor.
Members present in addition to
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Jones, were
I. M. Dorsey, NJ. A. Boiling, George
C. Mundell, Mrs. Elizabeth JEFF
ferson and Mrs. Clementine Sydes.
The union selected Mrs. Rose
mond johnson as its candidate for
Queen in the st. Thomas Easter
Monday Style Show.
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Surprised: On Friday Mar. 6,
when Mr.. James Richey, 1908
Fifth Ave. S., returned home firm
work, he was surprised on enter
ing to find a group Of friends
there awaiting him. The occasion
was his birthday and his wife had
planned a surprise party in his
honir.
The table was beautifully set
with a center piece of yellow jon
quils and maiden hair ferns and
the ham dinner served buffet style
was an epicurean' delight, The
specially decorated birthday cake
inscribed, Happy Birthday to My
Husband" was the gift from Mrs.
Richey. Mr.. Richey received a
number of gifts. Games were play
ed, and the guests watched tele-
vision.
Those who helped him celebrate
were: Messrs. and Mines. Melvin
jefferson. Roy Hatcher. j.. II.
Green, Robert Peoples, Ira Robin
son, Leonard Martin, J. s. Overton
of st. Paul, the Mines. B. Watts,
Violetta Walker, Carrie Robinson,
Henry Moore, Essie Dotson. L. B.
Vaughn and Mines. Viola Cassell
and Matte Bonner Of st. Paul and
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Mrs. Henry Thomos
Enfertains At Hotel
BRIDGE Luncheon

With a background of palms,
lilies and variegated foliage, the
Tropical Room of Hotel Dyclsman
was the setting for a beautifully
appointed bridge luncheon at 1850
p. m. Saturday, Mar. 7, when Mrs.
Henry Thomas, 1915 Clinton Ave,
entertained her First Nighters
Bridge Club and several other
guests.
The st. Patrick color scheme
was carried out In the table dec
orations, The center piece for
each table was a low crystal
candle stick holding q tall green
taper tied with white ribbon and
a small green book of matches
with names inscribed in white
doubled as place cards and SOU
venirs.
Following lunch which carried
out the green and white motif,
bridge was played and the fol-
lowing guest prizes were award
ed; First Mrs. Ashby Gaslxins;
second, Mrs. William Hail: third,
Mrs. Burie Carmichael; fourth,
Mrs. Cornelius Mobiley and fifth,
Mrs. Norman Howell.
Club prizes were won by Mines,
William Whiteside, Richard L.
Stokes, Jr. and Ruth Hill, first,
second and third respectively.
Mines. e. v. Marshall. John Pat
ton and Clyde Williams were the
scorekeepers and were each given
gift.
The guest list included the
Mines. Tela B. Burt, Burie Car
michael, Harold Combs, J. w.
Crump, Paul 8. Curry, Alonzo FL
lis, Carter Ellis, Ashby GasIxins,
William Hall, Samuel o. Harris,
Coleridge Hendon, Norman Light,
Claude Mason, M. X. Mcknight,
John Nellie, Cornelius Mobiley,
Paul Novels, Charles Noble, Earl
onque, Gerome Reed, Charles
Rogers, Clifford Rucker, Jessie
Shepard, Albert Smith, Zaphyr
Turner, DIN p. Wells, Forrest
Virgins, John Patton, e. v. Mar
shall, Clyde Williams and the Mis-
ses Willie Johnson and Matsalona
Prfuitt.
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Guest Dancers 70
Perform for Guys
and Dolls Dance

Don Clausen and members of his
square dance club have accepted
the invitation to join in an eve
ming of dancing at the regular
square dance meeting Of the Guys
and Dolls on Saturday. March II,
8 pm. at Halle Q. Brown house.
Mr.. Clausen, well known caller
of square dances in the Twin Cit
les, and his dancers viii present
20-minute program of some new
and more complicated square
dances during intermission.
The motion pictures taken Of the
so members at the Valentine party
will also be shown during inter-
mission.
Russ Myers, caller for the Guys
and Dolls square dance club, urges
members to be present on Satur-
day evening because he is plan
ming a program Of dances which
will include some new calls and
breaks"
Membership in the Guys and
Dolls is stin open for another
month and anyone interested in
learning is invited to call either
membership chairman Duke Green
at DA. 2elO or Bob Murray at
PL. 2943 or come to the meeting
on March IA. Dancing and in
Struetion begin at 8 pm. sharp.
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E.E.B.P. Club, Mrs. Harold
Wright. Ia Humboldt Ave. NJ.
was hostess to the regular meet
ing Of the E.EB.P. club at the
residence Of Mrs. Samuel o. Har-
ris, 1887 Clinton Ave-. on Saturday
evening. Mar. Z. Club prizes were
won by Mrs. Allie Wilson. first;
Mrs. Harold Walker, second and
Mrs. Viola Madden, third, The
next meeting win BE- held at the
home OF Mrs. Allie Wilson, S74s
Fourth Ave. 8.
birthday Partys Little Leslie
Dianne. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel o. Harris. sss7 Clinton
Ave, celebrated her sixth birth
day with a party given by her
parents on wednesday. Mar. IL.
Games were played and prizes
awarded. followed by refreshments
and the traditional birthday cake.
Leslie Diane received many heauti-
fuI gifts, from her little guests.
Booker 4. Washington Study
Club: The Booker T. Washington
Study Club met with Mrs. Lillian
Greaver, 1884 Oakland Ave-, on
Tuesday. Mar. 8. After the regular
business procedure. two new mem
bers were welcomed into the club:
the Mines. Gladys Hughes and
Irene Braxton. An interesting pap
er on the sBrotherhood' theme
was read by Mrs. Jennie Han.
Luncheon was served and a social
hour followed, The next meeting
will be at the home Of Mrs. w. A.
Ross, seas Clinton Ave, on Apr. z.
rs After FUN Clubs Messrs, Don
aid Gates. Ross Eubanlxs and Miss
Oracle Gates were hosts and host
es at the regular meeting Of the
rs After Fun Club on Sunday
Mar. 8. at 4:30 p. m, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Gates. SCAT Second
Ave. S. Following the regular
business meeting, a club social
was held to introduce prospective
members. Guests included the Mis-
ses Shirlee Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman johnson, Messra. Donald
and Bruce williams, Thomas Hibbs
and Joe Ray Of st. Paul, MINI
The next meeting win be held
Mar. 81.
Marriage Announced; Mrs. Myra
Rice, 727 Emerson Ave. ~, an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Norma to Mr.. Joe Nor
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Ko+hy Chivers Is
Surprised With A
Going Away Party

The MISSES ViVien Patterson,
Dorothy Anne stovall and Earline
Kyle were co-hostesses at a sur
prise "going away party IGNORING
Miss Kathryn Chivers, on satur-
day Mar. Z, at the home of Miss
Kyle, 1887 Fourth Ave. s.
Miss Chivers was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Johnson, Jr., and after dinner they
suggested to her that they visit
Miss Kyle. When they arrived at
the Kyle home, the guests who
were already there greeted them
as they entered the room and it
was then that Kathryn realized
that it was all "in the plans for
her surprise.
When greetings were over, pic
lures were taken followed by dane
ing. Refreshments were served.
Those who helped Miss Chivers
enjoy the fun were the Messrs.
and Mines. Ronald Westbury, Ger
aid Bailey, Jr., Everett johnson,
Jr., Hobart t. Mitchell, Jr., the
Misses Leola Jackson, Rita Cisco,
Louverne Noble, Harriet Bowman,
Virginia Brady, the Messrs. Tom
Purdue, Richard Johns, Monroe
Colston, Lafayette Culles, William
English, Freddie Smith, Earl Lew
is, Robert Johnson, Harlan Rus
sell, Jr., Bill Fraction, Donald
Horace and Clarence Jones.
Kathryn left Tuesday, Mar. 10,
for the two Kansas Cities, Mo,
and Kans., with memories of a
pleasant and enjoyable evening
with friends. She is a former stu
dent of Augsburg college and the
University of Minnesota, where
she majored in business admin
stration.
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Pr0smafei0 Sorority
Fleets Six MambaPs

Elects Six Members
Six young business woman were
admitted into the Pragmateia sor-
GRITTY Of st. Paul at their regular
monthly meeting held on Friday
Mar. 8, at the home Of Mrs. Laura
Mae Robins. 567 Carroll Ave. Mrs.
Maureen Tillman was in charge of
the ceremonies. New members are
the Misses Constance Brown, Con-
ME Hill, Edith Massie, Earline
Neil, and Mines. Erma Mazingo
and Eva Stewart.
A short business meeting was
conducted by the president, Mrs.
Lula Pearson and the following
committee appointments were
made Scholarship: Miss HeIlaine
Galloway, chairman, Miss EstelIe
Luckie, Mrs. Arlee Hallowell and
Mrs. Erna Mazingo; Social: Ju-
maud Braddock. chairman; Misses
Earline Neil and Edith Massle,
Mines. Maureen Tillman and Char
lotte Curry. members; Program:
Misses Estelle Luckie and Connie
Hill. co-chairman; Publicity: Mrs.
Bessie Mansfield, chairman.
Miss Constance Brown and Mrs.
Eva Stewart, members.
Delicious food was served by
the hostess. The next meeting
which win be a social meeting,
win be held at the home Of Mrs.
Rosamond Bantam, 1928 B Tim
berlake Road. on Friday, Apr. 8.
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Social and Personal
{ MINNEAPOLIS

gan of Oakland. Calf. The mar
riage took place in February and
they win make their home in Oak
land.
Baby showers Mrs, Kenneth
Wallace, $500 Fourth Ave. s.. was
hostess at a baby shower honorIng
Mrs. Donald w. McMoore on sun
day, March 8, Games were played
and a social hour was enjoyvsss,
followed by a lunch served BY the
hostess. Mrs, McMoore received q
number Of useful gifts. Guests
present were the Mines. Betty Ann
Anderson. Theresa Carey. Earl
Bowman. Jr.. Pat Allen. Anna
McGee. Jean schofield, Diane Tnr-
ner, Helen Romsas, Mary Brady,
Minnie Rhodes, vesta Young AL
veda Smith. Roger Thompson.
Pearl schofieId. Juanita Lewis.
Lucille Jones. Elsie McMoore, Ruth
Allen and Miss Joyce Clayton.
Mines. Barbara Long, Ernestine
Danforth and Miss Carol Allen
sent gifts. but were unable 70
attend.
slowly Improving; Mr.. w. n
Martin. 2207 Fourth ave. s.. who
has been IN for the past three
months, Is stiil confined to his
home and Is slowly improving
Hattie Drye Circle; Hattie Drye
Circle Of Border N. e. church met
at the home Of Mrs. shelby Cox.
41os Fifth Ave. s.. on Thursday.
March ~.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
BIRTHDAY GREETTNGS

NAAtAACApDAAa
Mar. I4-Mrs. William Madison.
1900 Portland Ave, Harriet Shan
non, 2209 Elliot Ave.
Mar. l5-Walter Lowe, s34 e.
SS st., Mildred Rice, 616 Seventh
st. No, William Reddick, 3s17
Clinton Ave. So, Henry Pitts, 1920
Fifth Ave. So, Mrs. Bessie Lewis,
1929 Fourth Ave. So.
Mar. 16-Robert c. Wallace,
1927 Third Ave. So, Marion Nc
Elroy 1918 Emerson Ave. No, Har-
ry Massengill, 3745 Fifth Ave. So,
Danny Swain, 70 Highland Ave.
No.
Christine Carruthers, $685. Four
tn Ave. So.
Mar. 17-Joy s. Decker, 1925
France Ave. So, Frank Gonzales,
$40 II Ave.
Mar. 1S--Mrs. w. d. Brown, sos
r. 14th st. Arlene Rooney, 1107
Emerson Ave, Lois BoudreauN,
1896 Fifth Ave, So.
Mar. 19-Willy Wright, $3.50
Fourth Ave. So, Louis Anderson,
1925 Third Ave. So.
Mar. 20--Mrs. w. A. Lee, 2023
Bloomington Ave, Dorothy John
son, 1910 Eighth Ave. No.
Out OF Town birthdays
Mar 14-Algean Sharpe, Chi
cago, Harry w. Hammitt, spoIS-
enc, Wash.
Mar. 1S-Don Vernon, Washing
ton, d. c., Charles Squires. 3654Ia
Prairie Ave, Chicago.
Mar. 2O-Melvin L. WEIGH, Gary,
Ind.
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Mr.. d. C. Allen and Mona Richey.
Those who sent gifts but were
unable TO attend were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeremiah williams and Mrs.
Esther Wilson.
Graham Temple Sewing Circle;
Mrs. Mary MCGOWAN, 51e Lyndale
Ave. N. was hostess to the Ora
ham Temple Sewing Circle on
Thursday. Mar. 5. Lunch was
served and the afternoon was
spent sewing. The next meeting
win be held at the home OF Mrs.
L. B, Vaughn, 2s1O Tenth Ave. s.,
on Mar. ~.
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From Ny Pen
BY MYRRHENE ALLEN

An apology is due to the parents
Of students who attend the Uni
versity of Minnesota. Dear Par
ents: Last weeks article was
strictly ''take-off'' on the u, and
not entirely true. We do study.
Honest, we do!
Billy Coins is home for good
from the service. Know we are
all happy to have him home again.
Bill plans on returning TO school
in the very near future.
See where the Twenty-Five After
Fun Club is planning a very fes-
tive occasion in the future. The
prizes to be given away are enough
to make any club wish to enter
the contest.
Anna MCGEE celebrated a birth
day Saturday at her home. A few
of her friends helped her celebrate
the occasion. Happy birthday,
Anna.
I enjoyed a very nice experience
Sunday. Went for a ride with
Oscar and Katherine Grissam.
Katherine was actually driving.
Golly, If she can learn to drive, so
can I (smile).
Ronald Jones is home for
while. It's really nice to see the
fellows when they do come home.
They usually seem quite different.
Understand the Loafer's Club
gave a very successful dance at
Krueger's Haymow last Sunday.
Jack Shannon of st. Paul is
leaving for Europe in the very
near future. Some people get all
the breaks.
Cpl. and Mrs. Wilbur Grissam
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son. The baby was
born few weeks ago in Augusta,
Ca. where Cpl. Grissam is sta
toned at Camp Gordon.
Reginald and Jean Allen will
celebrate their fifth wedding anni-
versary Saturday, March II.
The basketball game last Satur-
day in which the Ivy Leaf Club
participated really turned out to
be something. We lost, but we did
have the spirit. Songs were sung
before the game and were sung So
loud that II was a wonder people
watching the preceding game did
mt tell us to shut up. A so-called
celebration was held at the Chats
worth Inn after the game.
Marcheta Allen, my sister, will
be home for a visit March 22nd.
Guess she'll be in the city about
week.
Tiny and Bede Bellamy have a
new addition TO their family an
8 Id. 7 OF. boy. The Bellamys have
three other children, Louis, Maui
rice and Margaret.
The Just for Fun Club met Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Budgy
Thompson. Plans were completed
for their Easter function, which
promises to be a gay affair.
This column is little short this
week due to finals being held at
the U. They have way of get
ting one down, as many of you
know. I will close by wishing all
university students the best OF
luck in their finals. And next
quarter, let's try to do better.
Huh? (smile).
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Gold Bond Society; The Gold
Bond Society met at the home of
Mrs. Dorothy Clark, SAG Rondo
Ave. The next meeting win be held
on Mar. 16, with Mrs. Yvonne
Powell, s96 Iglehart Ave, as host
ess.
Accident: Gloria Wilson, Is
month-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Wilson, 756 Iglehart
Ave. suffered first and second de-
gree burns when a cup of hot cof-
fee was overturned on her. Gloria
is in Ancker hospital and is in
fair condition.
InflamatOry Rheumatism: Law
renee Whitmore, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelsie Whitmore, 800 Rondo
Ave-, has been confined to his
bed for a month suffering from
inflamatory rheumatism and will
be a bed patient for another two
months. Lawrence, a Recorder and
Ebony carrier wishes to inform
his customers that he will be I'M
able to serve them for another two
months, but hopes to resume his
duties just as soon as he is able
to be out again. He is a pupil at
st. Peter Claver school.
Flying Needles Club: Mrs.
Gladys Mcfarland, 1O16 Rondo
Ave. was hostess to the Flying
Needles Sewing Club on Monday,
Mar. 9. The ladies spent an en-
joyable afternoon, sewing and
chatting. A delicious lunch was
served. The next meeting will be
held Monday Mar. 16, with Mrs.
Roberta Davis, 299 No. Avon St.,
as hostess.
Mayors Armed Forces Service
Committee: Mayors Armed Forces
Service Committee held its going
away program for draftees of
Ramsey County, at 6:15 a. m.
Monday. Mar. 9, at the st. Paul
Armory. Among the draftees de-
parting for training camp, were
Bob Fletcher, 3Os Rondo Ave-,
formerly of Cleveland, o., and
Marvin Scroggins, sos st. Anthony
Ave.
Guests OF Uncle: Noah and Su-
san Shelton were the guests of
their uncle, Mr.. Austin Ford, 416
Carroll Ave-, on Saturday and Sun
day, Mar. 1 and 2.
Sister Returns Home: Mrs. Mary
Lee Warren, White Plains N. Y.
who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Melba Bollar, 543 Mis-
sissippi Street, left for her home
on Tuesday, Mar. 10.
Home From Germany: Mrs. Ro-
berta Lewis, 757 Rondo Ave, is
expecting her son. Captain Oliver
d. Lewis to arrive home from
Germany, Saturday morning, Mar
IA. Captain Lewis, along with
other officers will attend North
western University in Chicago.
Club Meets: Mrs. Loretta An
drew, APT Rondo Ave. was hostess
to the Mid-Century Club on We'd
nesday, Mar. 4. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Eva
Day, s75 st. Anthony Ave, on
Mar. 1S.
Entertain Mother And Father:
On Sunday Mar. l, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Ford, 246 Rondo Ave, en-
tertained at dinner. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Jordan, their
mother and father and Mrs. M.
Carter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09

And the chubby" tyre may be-
come too fat al too light q weigh,
To make economical gains or de
SiIablc carcaSScs. Simply. tin
medium. meat-typc hog produces
more lean meat quicker. And lean
meat is what the housewife buys.
QUESTION: Just now much CuI-
.iNaiIUn does Aromatic, on Turkish
tobacco require
ANSWER: During most seasons
very little cultivation f. required
The first cultivation usually come.
10 TO II days after transplanting.
During this cultivation the top o..
the ridges are raked away from
the lows Of plants. Following TIM.
one furrow is made with small
SubSoil pillow in the middle of the
row. The second cultivation is
mainly 10 control weeds ana lc1,-
en- the soil.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09
FARM
QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS

QUESTION: How should the
ridge vcntilator on my tobacco
barn be set during the coloring
and drying process?
ANSWER: At the beginning Of
the color setting and leaf drying
period, il is suggested that the
ridge vcntilator be open. Close
completely, or begin 20 close grad
ualiy as soon as the condition of
the tobacco permits CASUALLY not
later than when the difference be-
tween the dry and wet bulb is
20 to so points,.
KUESTION: Why is il that to-
days pork market calls for a
medium" type hog?
ANSWER: The intermediate or
medium type hog is now rccogniz-
cd as being the most profitable
for all purposes. This type Will
make fast gains and yield good
carcaSScS. The 'raugy' type may
not ia,icn enough 10 produce good
carCaSScS until they are too heavy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09

evening with her daughter Mrs.
Ralph Long.
Mrs. Margaret E!dcrdice of Will
mington spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. f.
Eldcrdic"
Friends of frankie Ray, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Ray,
will be glad TO know she is home
after spending a few days in a
Wilmington hospital.
Mrs. Oscar Johnson Of LoriS was
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
7. +. Smith recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethel Smith were
visiting Mr. Smiths parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Smith Sunday
Mrs. Harvey Buck spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Oracle Gore.
d. NJ. Duncan visited in the
Emerson section recently.
III. E. Elderdice made a business
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09
trip to Tabor City Tuesday.

trip to Tabor City Tuesday.
A. c. Buck. NrS Nanlv Rhodes
and Mrs. Wallace Crib were Wis
itors i'm Whitcville recently.
John Russ visited in the Pre-
way section recently.
Mrs. Guy Buck spcn; Tuesday
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. NJ
ID. Canady.
Mrs. J. w. Gricc spent Satur-
day cvuCning with her daughter
Mrs. J. Lester Gore. MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Gore spent some time with
her mother Mrs. George William
son OF Nakina recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. LiSton Gricc
spent Wednesday evening with her
mother, Mrs. Mana Gricc.
Mrs. j. w. Gricc spent Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. Bculah
Grice.
Mrs. Galley Smith and Mrs. Ruth
Benton spent Wednesday in the
Emerson section.
Mrs. Eddie Grice spent some
time with her mother Mrs. J. w.
Gricc Wednesday.
Those visiting in Tabor City
Wednesday were Paul Gore. Don
ME Canady, NJ. l.. Long, T. +.
Smith, Thelbert Anderson and
Herman Smith.
Miss Milda Anderson was a
Loris visitor on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Alberta Pickett of Florida
was Monday night visitor of
her aunt. Mrs. Manday Rhodes
and Mrs. Wallace +. Crib.
Bernicc Duncan and William
Thomas Benton were visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Duncan
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnic Armstrong
OF Fayetteville are spending some
time with Mrs. Armstrong;
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Smith.
Miss Bcrnicc and Betty Canady
of Tabor City spent Wednesday
night with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donnie Canady.
Mrs. Lizzie Laramorc spent a
few days in Whiteville last week.
Those visiting i'll Tabor City
Thursday were L. c. Gore, r. O..
Smith. J. F. Pickett. 7. E. Smith
and Paul Gore.
Harvey Buck was a visitor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Gore We'd
ncsday night.
Early EldcrdicC spent Wcdncs-
day in Cherry Grove Beach.
Mrs. Marie Eldcrdicc, Mrs. j.
{. ClcmmonS and Ron thousand
made business trip to klnston
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Gore were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Early
Elderdicc Thursday night.
Miss Margarcc EldCrdicc OF Will
mington spent the weekend with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Early
ElderdiCC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Eldcrdice
made a business trip to Whitcvillc
recently.
MIR. and Mrs. II. f. Eldcrdicc
were Friday night visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Gore.
Early Elderdice made a business
trip to Austin Longs Friday night.
Rev. J. p. Lanier filled his reg
ular appointment at the Pireway
Free Will Church Saturday night.