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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Allies Say
Reds Hold


PANMuNJ0M n ne Allies
today aeemned TIE Communists a
haidlng bsek nome prlsoneFs Il
var and lid ne Reds 90 turn
over d Indlnn ensiody imme.
alaisly -all thoss rows yea still
FeiaDg"
Mai csa. ,. x. LAGER I'D Con.
mnmlal mambara a tha Military
Armlaiica commissiom nat three
korean EaldieFb wlo sought refuge
- a. Americas sentry box thurs.
dzy weFn souih Korean var cap.
tives uhe I'D besn feresd into tks
Red army.
Tha communisfs asked Cor q
recess 70 study Laeey's statement.
then y minuias later ASKED Cor
and warN granted acre time.
II sAiaf Allied membsF cl ne
Armlxllca commlsson I'D news.
msn - RoK soldiers provided
evldenes that TIE Communists
hasa iareihiy rstalned prisoners
aflar aAay had certified tbas al
pFinonaFS had hssn turned over d
the hNRc lNeutral Nations re.
palFAaflen Commisslonl."
I.aexT also ted TIE communists
= eesae delays and SET On win
- - e lnieFviewing chlnsse add
haFe24 var prisoneFs NO have
felnsa4 10 % home.
Ina explamatian pFogFam has
eeen stalled ~ Red refusal d
ae<eps indian rules ior spsedina
~ lha lnlerviews. Laeey aecnssd
Ne Communists 81 delaying thH
lCunlinuef on PAGE Ninel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Leland March
Is Listed In
New Who's Who
Former school
Official L.
Director Of Fla.
Education Assoc.

Leland s March. eos Truman
Avenue. iormer Monroe Coansy
School official has been honored
with the incluslon oi has biography
In Who's WIZ IN Ameri1a. Il was
learned today.
March. who u now associated
with the frsnklin INSURANCE Co
here. has already been honored In
a Ike manner Ia Who's Who In
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
RussellsLOse
Possessions In
COstlyFTe


IRE whlch slnrted II . garage
angnad % the houses II i1ie ard
80 neulA Street yesterday eaualng
nsusands Il dnllars b eamags.
- rnHIsenres nre owned 81 l.
p. Arlmnn and gahn Cardner.
-. cardnar wouid have losl
haT ear, but hrnvaig rushed Into
ihs harmimg garage and removed
60 ear . anle dlatanea awmy.
villas nnssell. lnolype opera
enr q Tha cllinen. lest hundrsda
e 6nllafs e personal beionelngs-
Ne earned % lnSuranee. MrA
nuasell. empioyed Fl The Pulnei
ana Elementary sshooi. collapsed
Al &c seene a aha IRE and wns
taken 10 . friends home.
Tha bedroom nsxi 10 ne garage.
eceupied ~ ne son Il ne hnnsells.
anfIsred ne greater damage. Il
waa eumpletsly dsaiFoyed. the 500
loslma al his eloihing ard posses.
secs
Nssghhurn and Key wesi Ma
nehnnl afudrnfu wern able b save
I lsw e. lha nusnsas belongings
bsI6Fe flames drusa lhem irom ne
NTsmi898
Frinnda a ne nassells have
aaAad IN khoae eafing % make
60 ~ ether Killa y have them
hrumahl 10 ne Pulneisaa Klemen.
iary sehoal. care 4 ofncer boh
CnFrlson. Alss alla 10y be len
4 - polles slallen ~ the family.
flsua e the Rufaglls were 81
60 heme whsm lha Ilfa eeeETed
- holh paremls ere emplayea.
nnlh 1uhn GmFanaF nmd L. r..
Anlmtn. l1ge Whllshead Street.
esHlsd $3.50 lnsusaaes "a thair
pEwsriy.
IRE chlef Charles crsmaia y.
60 waFned lha pahile 81 - ester
- hmIldln1 - moEa plaslar On
- funf mag 30 60. rs men
yaalnrnay hunmhs - fire. mith
49, ehumhn AZ plaai6F falling a.
lnelr vgTy feet
ne IRE CHIEF estlmalnd fire dam.
nas b lhe fzla saalA street reai.
dsnee ~ esNo.
cremainr decizion Or . ennsral
alarm undouhiedlg saNed TIE nalnh
hswhnod from q ma<h nero costly
Ere. TIE FIRE YES - deieeisd IN
h 4 bad heeome : raging lnlnrno.
re Russells are aeeplY Indehied
= ne many friends end nelghhors
who save asslsianes duEing and a
go lhe Ere. IT, uffEF nrnteful
lAankn 10 sveryone who n any way
aldmd them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Sunshine Tries
To Burn Off
City's -Smaze"

NV YORK - sunahlne trick.
- down onio ne Metropolitan
area tnday. trying har4 % burn
ct . five-dny eurtsa q Emana
ed smnH.
TIE smoe-iog added b smoke--
VS. . ace deveinpment h the
eastern seshoards unseasoaal
weather. For three days a vas
80 sms1R-amoka end haze but
lnsl nighi ioe erepa inio me PIC.
tmre.
TAs eject was she same. ,lsl.
killly aimnst NJ N many places
an1 = damp. sllfAn feeling e.
re9plr4inry organs.
re weather nuFeau h New
Vera experied Gke 90 b be soaa
- noon. hut vita fhe smaks and
hans san aFoumd. ne dlfieFemes
wumld be enc 81 degree.
nany ldlewnd ano LsGuardln
alrports wers Il . siandstIn "a
nighi and hrougA TIE mornins
keuTa.
IN Conneeticui. rod traffic was
snaried and more than ~ aeri-
asmls we're reporieu Co ome sirwlrh
ef ne MERRITT parkway.
Trafiie on TIE rorthern secllnn
e tAa New Jersey mrnplka a.
siowed % - miles 90 hour.
uealth Depsrtment aulhnrias.
n lha New Y "A Mefrupoliian ara
ed New Jersey we're keep.mn !
close wntrh On death rrporss a -
n tha twilighi.gFay snare" wumls
ed b fatalities.
HnndFeds of p<rtoas h4xs eom-
rialned 81 ssrstchy threats an :.
Filsled eyes and nosgs, wiiA 49,.
gContinued co Pass Ninsl
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Freed On Bond

Sam Price. a.. Of Ksy Larga was
Tree y 80 -. s1.axy e . ehargs
q reckless a....a ~ aflaf fha ear
Ne was drixlng eolndad "a ens
dFsven ~ Jcse Espinaaa. eunstabls
W Jmstiee 81 ne Peace Dastriet
Ne 4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

- - NN3@NN 49, - M8IEM
lam kills6. uennArd o. miss-
inn-rrlnnlns &c same n a
preliminary fiEure. hoMetsr, ana
u benz eheckrd end re-cheeksd
a. new informaiion Sets % ne
Peniagon.
he ekanes n sisius frun Mss
ing - killed. as foreshndoued IN
early OctobeF when ne Defsnss
Department sad NEST a ne MAS
ing must eventually BE- presumed
dead.
The deelarsiiaa Il presumpsivs
death Il needed % comply wlsh
ne Missing Peraons act ms law
expires nsxt Jan "a. BIT the De-
iense Departmeni IL eEpecfed %
ssk Tor an extennan o. surtixors
a ne missing and probably dead
men may receive ne benefits h
which they are entitled.
asssisfisas Gives
Ths Army has Get tarsh informa.
tion needed for ths families snd
benehciaries 81 men who hays
been o. will Be declared dad
TIE regulationa. whirh also apply
70 such survivors a al serves.
men. include:
J. when = surivor Il nssilie1
result Il eomhst ths bcneficiary
lContlnued en- Pass Nlnsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Korea Battle Death Toll
Of US. Will Pass 10000
When Record Books Close
Many Listed
As Missing
Will NOr BE
Presumed Dead
~ c. YATES nspAsasI

WASHINGTON ~ he Us
battle death ton n Kofsa wiIl pas
@.ooo whea the Psntagoa hegina
next January % close cot ~ hooks
on Ameriean sasualues IN TIE cen
flici.
Amer ne truce and completes
a prisoner exchanges. the death
figures stood AZ Deot and ne
missing at T.sz5. 1hr Army yester.
day announced CoufImation of 80
more deaths among those pre-.
viously listed e. msssing
Tie Army announced yesterday
that unless neu mformauoa ap-
pears b. JanaaFy. Il wdl declare
aooo men listed % missing for
more than q year a. ''presamed
dsad TIE rsmaining Army miaa.
ne unless they sre found. wlIl
be DECLARED dead enc full year
ailer thelr disappearance.
ne Air sForce. viih sfi listed
81 missing. ssid q an declare 10
presumed dead next month.
he Manne Corps has ta3 miss-
INC and the Nsvy %. but neither
SAID they I'D any risns 10 declare
aay Il them dead IN ne near
future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

Tham. In response 10 q amnafinn.
Ne sad: Yes. Tn defsnlaely roing
10 resnllst. haveu1 spens sny
tine IN TIE Army I've heen IN
prison practically ne wkaie line. =
%. hops he deesnf e. hsek
IN. " sad his motheF. -An ws want
q 10 lave HIN baek wlsA u %
the farm"
II was ths first trip d washlng.
ton for the Decreases iamfly No
hadn't esen away from fAsir home
u ne Southwestern virxlnla unoun-
tains n - pears. TheT made fAa
sso-mls srip 10 washanEion h. auie
yesterday.
rheym stay In wasAinrson q Isw
days alehtsseing end lAsy haps 90
Use tnetr so homs wifh them.
Hes cue Cor q % az furlsnrA.
Diekenson was one e - Ameri-
ean soldisrs who rs1nssd repafria-
non amer the korean truee was
signed Ne later ekanxsa rs mind
and asked neutral lnalan runFds 10
tara I'm hsck 10 The IN. SIDE.
Tne other a snR have elren No
ndieatloa a q enaase q heart.
Asked whefher h. thoukha any
tConE1nued on Pnze Ninel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Injured ChiIfs
Condition sFair>

3haFsa Steve. m-menfh- ed
aiFi wAe fsil - fsss fFen Q
wim4ew. wss IN lais esnaiiien
ssasv IN esiwy hAsnaeTlsi saos-
pifsL TIE hespiisl rspsrsed
thsf 80 shswsd Q Isafis im-
pressmsnf ever Vssssrasy.
Nss child EEL iFsm . wlnasw
- W osxsi s.. ThsrsSsy
sfseFnss~. ttew re epsnsd re
seFssmsa wiadsw 10 ssiil unds-
aeTmlmad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

Then pandemomium hrnke loose
Photo balls snapped an< quessions
came from everywhere. In TIE
midst Il al this. ne Dlcksnsons--
mother. father. son and slSfnf--
kepa 90 embracing and weeping.
Il thoaEhi he vas dead" cried
Mrs. Diekenson. Blu ths Lord has
glven ne bach my eco"
Eds father. T3-yearead Vac
Buren, Dlekenson. kissed ne a.
yeaF-old solder % TIE eAesk.
God bless you. sad fAa elderly
farmer from Crackers Naek. Va.
he family had ahout "a minuiss
togefher a. Andrcvs AR fierce
Base. Then 70 was paced IN 4 bus
and sent oil 10 ths Army's Waller
Reed Medical Center ~ . pAysi.
cal ehseknp-"nzt liz any cher
POW" said an Army afIicsr.
IA fesls wonderia = Be- bone, .
I'd said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Is
Welcomed By
.appyFamily
row Who Changed
lie Mind About
Communists Il
Crested In Capital

- NMMM AhN4MESN \
WASHINGTON m - ~My sumi
Ny seai nlssz tha LARD"
Shousing these words - wsvine
Der arms h ne ar. BESSIE Diek.
ensoa cary today FuzAsd 10 &c
arms Il hsr 90. tAs pxisanar Il
yer who embraced eommumism
and then ehanged hin mind.
n YES TIE first time Cpl. "a.
ward Dlekenson he'd seen his
mother IN more thar tArse years
and for q breathless moment q
score of reporters and phsisgraph-
erS stood muinly b
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

GOV 0N ofIon9a
Althongh Hall didrt say 80. he
apparently halds TIE view thal
nruwnell's sensational eharges-
shas TFuman promoasd white de-.
spiis FBi reports Il whiie's al
legged espionage aeitviiies-put the
Republicans back On the offensive
afisr they had lost special con-
gressional elections IN wlsconsin
and New Jersey.
Rrvwnell's charges. made Nov.
q, preclpitated an immediate storm
of Republican and Democrats out.
cries. ard today there were signs
ei international repreeussions.
A state Department spokesma
said Canadian Ambassador ADJ.
Eleaney called on underseeretary
W. Bedell Smith yesterday and
suppressed surprise" At ne public
disclosure the FBI hsd informa-
lion from Canadian government
sources IN 1875 about white.
nruwnell made he disclosure
Tuesday vhen. IN tsstifying before
|the senate Internal Security sub.
|eommittee. he stripped TIE secrecy
lahel from al FBl letter % the
White House In February fete
Thix was about TIE tine nat
whits. no~ dead. was promoted
from assistant secretary Il ne
Treasury 10 Us representative
90 the lniernatinnal Monetary
Fund.
tsssyss Lsssss
Te letter By FBl Direetor y.
Edgar Hoover contained several
references - informatina eoncern-
ing whiae "whieh sFigiaatad wifA
sources high placed n TIE Cana
dlan government
Cansdian Prime Master 81.
Laureni told the hoase Il Com.
meas m Ottawa yesterday that.
% rs knowledge. ~ canadlan GOV.
ermmeni source ever eommuni.
Gated via TIE Us soxernmens
about white. tie sad > fan state.
msni I'll b. mace later By For.
eign Secretary Lester n. Pearson
night Pearxon sad he Is Fetarninx
% Ottawa afier eaneeling weekend
plns 10 attend ne unlle6 Natioas
sessons n Nsw Vera.
pearsoa said ms return Il b COO.
neetisn with q seeond Us nnte N.
aaesfzn9 permixSiun fee the Se1aie
lComtinned On Paee Nlne
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Ex-Nansnen
Granted Paroles

Two more former members of
Columbus County's Ku Klux Khan
headed home yesterday with pa
roles in their possession.
Paroles Commissioner N. +.
Ransdell announced yesterday that
clemency had been extended to
Leon Afford, 48, and Brock Norris.
so. Both men were given prison
sentences in connection with Khan
violence in Columbus County.
OF the Is men sentenced for
xxx terrorism in Columbus only
four remain in prison. Thomas l..
Hamilton, the boss of the North
and South Carolina Khan is the
most conspicuous of the four re-
naming inmates. The others are
John Russ, Norman Sasser, and
Lawrence Nivins all serving terms
OF at least three and a half years.
Russ, Sasser, and Nivins are being
considered for paroles now and
will probably be back in Column
bus County in the near future:
however, no consideration is be-
ing given to Hamilton at the pres
CT time for parole.
Norris, who was convicted for
ms role in the flogging of Mr.. and
Ms. Lee Tyson had served 10
months and l6 days o: his two
cohsc>-..ve terms-two years and
y months. Accordirs TO parole
recon- - Columbus County ci,i-
zens hal S.1Ied :; petition asking
for his relc2Sr.
Afford was convicted along With
Norris and hanScd the .,r., :wo
sentences. He 6c"'SH :a4:ire part
in any flogg 3 o. beng pr, -snt
while persons were beaten but nc
did admit that he was a member
of the Khan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
MISS COLLINS AND DEWEY BELL
WE'D AT MYRTLE BEACH CHURCH

The wedding of Miss Rubye
Gordon Collins of Myrtle Beach
to Dewey Hobson Bell. formerly
of Tabor City, was Solemnized at
six o'clock Sunday evening, July
II, at the First Presbyterian
Church, Myrtle Beach. with DR..
c. d. Brearley, pastor OF the bride
officiating.
Nuptlal VOWS were spoken be-
fore an altar arranged with fern,
palms, southern smilax. and mag
nolia, offset by candlelabra and
basket arrangements of white
gladioli and lilies.
UShers were Gordon S. Beard.
Jr., Carter G. Watkins, and Ralph
Langston Sessions of Myrtle Beach.
and William +. Porter of Dillon.
Wedding music was rendered
by Mrs. Lady Earle Green, organ
list, and Mrs. Robert H. Nicholson
and George Akers, vocalists.
The birdie was given in marriage
by her brother, Woodrow Wilson
Collins. She wore a hand made
original wedding gown of Chantil-
ly lace and tulle, fashioned along
eighteenth century lines with
hooped petticoats of white slipper
satin. Her veil of illusion fell
fingertip length from a Puritan
bennett of Chantilly. She carried
a prayer book covered with white
satin and lace material from her
gown, topped by a purple throat
ed orchid.
Attending the bride were her
niece. Mrs. William Pennington of
Greensboro, as Matron of honor.
and Mrs. j. F. Boswell Of Tabor
City, sister of the bridegroom. The
bridegroom'S best man was Dan c.
Mcleod of Myrtle Beach Beth
Pce!er. O. Charlotte, niece Of the
bride was flower girl and Frank
Beckham, w, grandson of the
groom was ringbearcr.
The attendants were gowncd in
waltz length satin and tulle dress
cs, Mrs. Pennington wearing Law
ender and Mrs. Boswell pastel
yellow. They carried arm bouquets
of roses. lilies of the valley and
forget-mc-notS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sarvis and
children of Williston and the s.
G. Sarvis Jr. family of Burlington
were recent visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G.. Sarvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Caruso and
daughter, Josephine, returned last
weekend from Greensboro where
they attended the Summer School
Session at w. c. Josephine was a
member of the Kindergarten class.
Ihey have visiting them for the
remainder of the summer his
mother, Mrs. Josephine Caruso, of
New Bern.
Kenneth Canady is spending the
summer in North Charleston with
his sister. Mrs. Junior Brown. and
Mr.. Brown.
Mrs. Carson Granger has re-
turned from the McLeod's In
Urinary, Florence where she I'm
derwent major operation.
Mrs. Sadie EddinS and grand
daughter, Geraldine Eddins have
returned home after visiting in
Branchville and Norfolk.
Mrs. David Simon and daughter.
Miss Rochelle Simon returned
during the weekend from Johns
Hopkins. Baltimore. Md. where
Mrs. Simon was On out clinic patti
ent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Miss Helen Butler
Enferfaius With
Bridge

Miss Helen Butler entertained
with Bridge party at her home
here recently. Mixed summer
flowers were used in the decora-
tons for the occasion and a salad
course was served during the eve
ming.
Awards went to Mrs. B. l.. Ne
smith. III, for high. Mrs. E. E.
Wright. second high, and Mrs. w.
II. Shelley, Jr. for travelling.
Other guests were Miss Anne
Brooks McGougan, Mrs. Earle
Floyd, Mrs. S. l.. Jackson. Mrs. ].
M. McGougan. Mrs. J. A. Hufham.
Jr., Mrs. II. b. Bell, Mrs. Mar
gurete Smith, Mrs. c. G.. West
moreland, Mrs. r. 3. Mallard. Mrs.
F. c. Norris Jr.. Mrs. Vernon Az
eritt. Mrs. w. w. Woody. Mrs. J,
A. Brice. Mrs. T. M. Cannon. Mrs
j. o. Prince, Mrs. J. 3. Hardwick.
and Mrs. George A. Louden. Jr.
of Fostoria, Ohio.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29

Errors: 5. Gore, Ross. Stephens
Z. N. Gore ,. Runs batted in: Simp-
son 2, King 3, Whitaker 3, Benton.
Gooder, Lamb. Two-basc hits:
stevens, King, Benton. Three-base
hltS: Heath. Stolen bases: Whit
taker. King. J. Gore. Gooden.
double plays: Stevens. Heath.
King. Lett on GASES: Tabor CITY 6,
Ellzabethtown 10. Bases on balls:
OH Ross 8. Porter 4. Strike-oIts.
by Ross 4. Porter IL. Hits bv nit
cher. by Ross. Wild pitcher: Ross
4. Winning pitcher: Porter. Losing
pitcher: Ross.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Officials To Visit
Local O.E.S. Monday

Miss Mary l.. Bryon OF Burgaw.
District Deputy Grand Matron
and Roscoe EnZor OF Fair Bluff,
District Deputy Grand Patron.
VIII pay their official visits 10 the
Tabor City Chapter. Order of
Eastern Star, at the regular meet
ing to be held Monday night. Au-
gust 3.
The meeting will be held in the
Masonic Hall and all members are
urged TO attend Mrs. Viola G..
Fowler. Worthy Matron, said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Bridge Hostess

Mrs. LiSton New was hostess TO
the Tuesday Night Bridge Club at
her home this week. Mrs. Ebert
Shelley was high scorer for the
evening
AT the conclusion of play a
sweet course was served by Mrs.
New to Mrs. Shelley, Mrs. Rich
ara Gordon, Mrs. willard Wright,
Mrs. Fred NJ. Jcrnigan, Mrs. Arth-
ur Prince, Mrs. Cecil Mercer and
Mrs. Grover Hardee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29

Marines participated in the first
baItie OF Bull Run, July Is, 1861.
Enlisted men in the Continental
MARINES Of 1875 were green coats
and green shirts.
North Carolina cotton farmers
are cultlvating some 10000 acres
than in 1852. ''' I
a company of Marines. under
command of Captain James Will
ing. accompanied George Rogers
LARK on his exploration of the
Northwest in 1878. "
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29

Stand-in-mother for the bride
was Mrs. Belle S. Hart, who was
gowned in navy nylon sheer with
an orchid bouquet. Mrs. John A.
Bell, mother of the bridegroom.
wore aqua crepe with an orchid
corsage.
Mrs. Bell is native of Myrtle
Beach and was educated in the
City schools. She was formerly
employed by George w. Bryan
real estate agent and a member of
Myrtle Beach's pioneering family.
She has won recognition in liter
airy circles in several states and
has also been featured in interna-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
PAGE FIVE

tional publications.
Mr.. Bell, native of Tabor City,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Ben,
is prominent in social and business
circles of Myrtle Beach. He IL
president of Bell Watkins and
Beard. Inc. firm of real estate
and insurance brokers and is spe-
cial representative for Jefferson
Standard Life Insurance Company.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held in the Little
Church after which the bridal
couple left for wedding trip.
They are now at home on Porcher
Avenue.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Vans Routed 1910
By Elizabeihiown

The Tabor City Vans were shut
out 1870 last night in a Berry Lea
que contest at Elizabethtown. The
Vans were held to five base hits
by Red Sox pitcher Louis Porter.
II was Porter's night as he fan
ned II and walked only four. In
giving up five base hits he limited
all of them to singles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Dinner Party

Miss Helen Butler entertained
with dinner party at her home
Sunday noon at which time covers
were laid for Is guests.
Mixed flowers were used in the
decorations and white table linens
were used on the dining room
table and two small tables ar
ranged for the event.
Guests included the families of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Gore, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Rene Stevens
Honor Guest

Rene Stevens was honor guests
Monday afternoon when her moth
er entertained with a party at her
home. The occasion celebrated her
tenth birthday anniversary.
Indoor games were enjoyed af-
ter which birthday cake and iced
drinks were served.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
coiditau Class
= E'e~fir

z II Y
a g. d''~1 sum. ScIool
$ ~ ne ND"r. ~pnor Bap.is,
az 0- It "'''t N"s. L;stor New
at r" '"-1" h day evening.
J '.'~".l entitled What Are
No, Doing With Your Life" was
given by Mrs. Cecil Mercer.
Mrs. New, president, presided
over the business session.
A salad course was served bv
the hostess TO IL members.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Births
PARKS EDWARD BRITT

Mr.. and Mrs. Clemson Britt an
nounce the birth of a son. Parks
EDWARD Britt, in Charlotte on Sum-
day, July 5. He weighed six
pounds and ~ ounces.
Evening star., 1953-08-05
GU Hospital Opens
.Dystrophy Clinic

The first muscular dyStrophy
clinic in Washington and the
fourth in the country opened
today at Georgetown University
Hospital.
The clinic marks the culmi-
nation of efforts by the local
chapter of the Muscular Dys-
trophy Association to establish
a treatment center for victims
Of the strange disease.
Richard Woods, president Of
the chapter, presented DR.. Tif-
fany Lawyer check for $4,000
for operation of the clinic at the
hospital today. DR.. Lawyer,
neurologist, will be in charge of
the clinic.
DR.. Lawyer said the clinic will
study patients afflicted with
muscular dystrophy and. at first,
will apply such therapy as is now
in use. There is no known cure
for the disease. nor any specific
treatment. Muscles in victims
of the disease gradually waste
away.
The clinic will be open every
Wednesday morning and will
function only for "out patients. "
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Missing Bank 0fficia!!
SoughtAfter $4,000
Shortage Is Found

A search was on today for the
missing official of downtown
bank who has been charged with
violating the Federal Reserve Act
in connection with a $4,000
shortage.
A complaint was filed with
Federal authorities against Hor-
ace S. (Pat) Cammack. 80, as
sistant manager Of the Columbia
branch of the American Security
& Trust Co. The branch is at
Oil F. street NV.
The FBI said a shortage was
discovered at the bank branch
July 81 and that Cammack
failed to show up for work
July %.
Hans w. Ireland, vice 2resi-
dent and treasurer of American
Security & Trust. said a check
Of records indicated that the to-
tai shortage approximates SIS 600.
although he added that an audit
of books has not been completed
Mr.. Ireland expressed dismay
over the development. He noted
that Cammack had been en-
ployed by the bank since 1884
and his work was regarded as
satisfactory.
AS assistant manager of the
branch, he had authority to ap-
prove some loans.
According to bank officials,
certain loans cleared at the Co.
lumbia bank never reached
the individuals in whose names
they were made. Cammack was
identified as the officer who ap-
proved these loans.
The missing banker lived at
his brothers home in the 5000
block of Twenty-ninth street
NV. He had been separated
from his wife and two young
daughters, his employers said.
The complaint was filed with
United States Commissioner Cyril
Lawrence after the FBI obtained
clearance from Assistant United
States Attorney Fred Smithson.