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Evening star., 1954-04-15
Coats and Suits
End Floor, Wash. Only

End Floor, Wash Only
Juniors 1895 Orion Shorte Wrap TOppers. pink white,
blue 5oUO
Misses 1885 Forstmann's Ambria Spring Goats from
California, pink, blue coral l--------------5 59OO
Misses $500 FOrstmanns Silk and Wool Blend Spring
Wrap Coats, blue,
Juniors $500 Fitted Wool Suits, checks and solids,
Misses 1895 ThreePc Box Ensemble navy tweed $500
Misses 1895 Washable Nylon Coats white pink blue
1888
Misses $500 ThreePc. Ensembles, grey blue 4SOO
Misses 1895 Orion Zbeline Topper beige blue. white
$500
1885 to 1895 Fur Trimmed Winter Goats ----3sOO
1885 to 59S5 Untrmmed Winter Coats--------29O0
30 Misses 1895 to 5995 Transeason Coats mim Innings
AOO
25-14s5 Pastel Rain or Shine slickers with sowester
Hats 5VV
1886 Washable Orion Toppers, white, pink blue,
1O-S9.95 Spring Wool Toppers for Women, poodles,
suedes and nubby weaves 14 to 24k, navy blue 29O0
Womens 1890 Pebblemoor Goats (9S5 WOOL 10 orlon).
due OF Tan
Womens 1895 Flannel and Fleece Coats, grey, beige
pink, blue
1885 Washable Orion Tuxedo and Button Front Coats
pink, white, blue to 18 800
Misses 5995 Wool Fleece Spring Coats milium lined,
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Third Floor,


Washington Store Only
rs Prs. 2.SO Ruffled Curtains,
cotton marquisette, cushion
dots, 54 and So" long :. pr. 2.29
11O-1.9S Rayon Faille Valances
for single windows, assorted
IS Prs. 2.S8 Visionaire Cottage
Curtains. As" long, organdy with
chintZ trim pr. 1.79
115 Prs. 1888 Tier Pom Tier
Curtains, 80 and SO" long,
flocked pattern on organdy,
pr. 100
63 Prs. 2.75-3.5O Teir Pom Tier
Curtains, 80, SO, 40" long, rayon
faille, assorted solid colors.
pr. 1.S9
"a Prs. 6.95 Tailored Kenneth
Fiberglas Curtains, 80" long,
pr. 4.98
165 Prs. Tailored Orion Cur
tains, 70 and 81" long. eggshell
color ---.------p pr. 1888
49 Prs. 6.9S-9.9S Ruffled NylOn
Curtains, 54, 63, 72, 90 lengths,
80" wide to the pair, off white,
pr. 3.99
Is Prs. 12.9S-16.98 Ruffled
Charmquisette Curtains, double,
triple widths, assorted colors.
washable --p pr. S.S9
64-9.99 Redwood CorniceS, as
sorted shapes, 120" long, ca. 500
Sass De Luxe Steel Venetian
Blinds, eggshell color, assorted
sizes --- 1.59
40-49c Decorative Wooden Pot
Holders ----------------- ZSc
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Bedroom
Furnishings
Third Floor,

washington SLOTe OEty
1-1O5.OO Serta "Smooth-Top"
Mattress, Box Spring Set, sag
proof borders, double size 69.99
$3.50 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress. prebuilt borders, disc.
style, double ize----------22.99
l-75.0O Foster Innerspring Mat
tress and Box Spring Set. Floor
sample, twin size -52.88
1--1O9.OO Foam Latex Mattress,
Box Spring Set, mis-matched,
twin size -------------4S.99
1-49.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, crush-proof borders,
heavy ticking, twin size---29.99
1-29.50 Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, twin size, soiled,
1888
1-34.95 Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt borders, woven ticking,
disc. style, twin size
1-37.50 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, rolled edges, woven
ticking, twin size 2l.OO
$3.50 Innerspring Hollywood
Outfit, stripe ticking, twin size,
floor sample ----------28.88
LASS Innerspring Hollywood
Outfit, stripe ticking, 80" wide.
soiled ----22.99
@29.75 Panel Beds, solid
maple, disc. style, double size,
1888
2-22.5O Boudoir Chairs, kick
pleat style or heart-shaped back.
soiled ---z--11.25
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Furniture
FOUTLH rtOOT,
WASHINGTON Store Only

WuSHIHgLOH QUITO OHty
@39.95 Unfinished Hardwood
Storage Chests, 8-drawers, 29.99
sass Chest Desk, unfinished
hardwood, 3-drawers, desk
compartment, H.. sample, 1888
1-34.95 Chest Desk, unfinished
hardwood, 4 drawers, desk COM
partment, floor sample -19.SS
1885 Mite Table, maple-fin-
ished hardwood, fl. sample, 7.99
2-39.95 End Tables, genuine
mahogany, leather top, shelves,
floor sample e----19 1897
1-79.95 Chrome Dinette, Astra
pattern, 5-pc. lime, II. sample,
1897
1-419.95 Dining Suite, 9-pc. sea
mist mahog. veneers, Il. sample,
279.O0
1-79.95 DrOp-leaf Table, center
extension, 2 leaves, 3 pedestal
base, mahog. veneers, Il.
sample ---- ------------ 3S.97
1-399.95 Jr. Dining Suite, 7-pc.
mahog. veneer in cherry cor
dovan finish, n. sample, 259.OO
Evening star., 1954-04-15
LoUer LeDel,
Arlington Store Only


1-52.5O Serta "Smooth-Top"
Mattress, sag proof borders.
twin size, soiled 5000
1850 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, crush-proof borders.
twin size, floor sample - 1888
1850 Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, stripe ticking, twin
size, soiled 1850
LASS Serta "405 Coil" Mat
tress, prebuilt borders, heavy
ticking, twin size, soiled ----29.5O
1850 Foster "BOw-Knot" Box
Spring, sturdy construction.
double size, soiled $500
$3.50 Simmons Box Spring,
heavy ticking. sturdy coil con-
struction, double size -49.5O
LASS Innerspring Hollywood
Outfit, stripe ticking, 80" wide,
soiled ------- ------22.SS
1-74.5O Simmons Sleep Chair,
green tweed upholstery, SO"
wide, floor sample $500
$3.50 Foster Studio Couch,
sleeps 2, brown tweed uphols-
terry, floor sample --55.OO
1-169.5O Simmons Sofa Bed
Suite, 2-pc. green nylon up
holstery, floor sample $3.50
1880 Simmons Sofa Bed
Suite, 2-pc. grey upholstery,
soiled ------1O9.Op
$3.50 Simmons SOfa-Bed,
coral upholstery, floor sample,
1888
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Furniture
LoWer LeUel,
ArIinUtO1t Store Onlu


1-169.95 Sofa-Bed Suite. 2-pc.
lined oak, cocoa printed up
holstery, II. sample -----99.SS
1-439.95 Dining Suite, 9-pc.
cordovan mahog. veneers, lime
metallic fabric seats = $500
1-69.95 Contour Chair, red
plastic and tweed fabric, fl.
sample ------ --- 39.97
1885 Drop leaf Dinette Table,
center extension, 2 leaves, s.
pedestal base, mahogany We
neers, floor sample 1897
1885 Swivel Chair, green
button-back, foam cushioned
seat, as Is ------------49 1897
l-44.5O Lawson Lounge Chair,
pumpkin color damask uphol-
stery, nail head trim, floor
sample -------------------21.88 .88
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Linens, DO'l,eStics
Street Floor,


Washington Store Only
sOO-Sec. 39c-59c Assorted Fancy
Plastic Place Mats ---6 for 100
Lot 15c-4.95 Misc. Linens,
Scarfs, Doilies, Cloths, Towels.
WashCloths, as is ---- 10c-2.95
15-Secs. 12.95 Fine Irish Linen
Damask Cloths, 66x84" - 6.99
15-Secs. 1895 Irish Linen
Damask Cloths, 70x88" -. 5.99
3OO-69c-1.OO Assorted Fancy
Plastic Cloths, 54x54", 54x70,
49c
11-12.95 Bromley Lace Cloths,
72x108", neatly boxed $50
3OO-Secs. 59c Cannon Percale
Pillow Cases, 421ax38" - 55c
1O0-Secs. 1.79 Pacific Contour
Percale Crib Sheets, $50 Big"
pattern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Lingerie

End Floor, Wash. Only
Gloss Nyon Tricot Idescent Gowns. broken Sizes 600
2595 to 695 Detailed Bed Jackets, slight rreg-
lars broken sizes and styles
Is Misses 399 RayOn Satin Gowns, broken izes-269
5-199 Cotton Challs Pajamas.
$3.50 Pleated Nylon Trc0t PetticOats white and high
shades, lace trims, broken sizes
5OSs5 Pleated Nylon Tricot Gowns, nyon lace bodice
misses, broken sizes .-.----599 599
Evening star., 1954-04-15
SiIUe1'aUO1'e

Street Floor, Washington
1-10.98 Sugar and Creamer Set,
sterling silver, slightly scratched,
7.47
5000 Water Pitcher, sterling
silver, dented -------------47.50
1888 Coffee Set, slightly
scratched 27.5O
16-1.63 Holmes & Edwards Ice
Tea Spoons, discontinued
youth" pattern 79c
1880 Round Bowl Soup
Spoons, VIM. Rogers "Gardenia"
pattern 39c
5O-82c ''NarcisSus" Pattern
Knives, Sugar Spoons, silver
plated, slightly scratched 29c
Evening star., 1954-04-15
COrSefS
End Floor, Was7

End Floor Wash Only
$500 SeaWeb Nyon Girdles and Pante Girdles with
boneess rayon satin elastic front panel white S 399
1855 1885 Long Strapess Bras and Braslettes
white SO and -------------.450 450 to 500
5595 and 695 Fabric Lined PIaytex Grdles and Panty
Girdes, white and tearose broken sizes-469 and $50
1O-1OS5 Rengo White Rayon Satin and Elastic Girdes,
sizes 32 3d. a. 35
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Housewares

Third Floor, Washington
1850 Utility Shelf and Paper
Towel Holder -----39c 39c
$3.50 Berkeley Metal Clothes
1O-4.95 Plastic Shower Ensem-
pies -------------- ----------- A''0
3-14.95 Plastic Toilet Seats,
floor samples ------7.9S
@9.95 Bathroom Hampers.
plastic tops, front panels, white
only 4.99
1-2.95 Koroseal Waste Basket,
floor sample, yellow-------i.OO
@8.95 Hampers, floor sample,
25-1.19 Plastic Shopping Cart
Liners -1Sc
LASS Wrought Iron Tea
Wagons s-------------------S.6S
24-2.5O Table Server Set, salt
and pepper shakers, sugar dis
penser, napkin holder all in
one LOO
312.9S Wax Buffer, with lambs
wool pad ------ LAB
3O-1.OO Chair Pads, blue 29c
415.99 Metal Combination
Utility Cabinet, as is. 50x24x12",
8.88
5-7.95 Metal Utility Cabinets,
as Is. 32X18X1W 3.99
4-17.95 Metal Wardrobe, as is,
64x24x20" -----11.9S
4-14.95 Base Cabinets, as is,
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Notions
DITCCC HEOV,
Washington Store O1l1

Washington Store Only
1888 Floral Paper-covered
Hat Boxes, set Of 2 ----- 79c
6O-1.99 Rain Coats, broken
sizes oSc
25-65c White BrOadcloth Col
lars, broken sizes ---49c
75-1.79 Green Plastic Glider
Covers SSc
8O-Metal Trouser Hangers, 15c
.15-2.95-5.9S Garment Bags,
slightly soiled -----------59c
35-2.49 Scissors and Pinkers,
each ---1.VV
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Rugs
Third Floor,

washington SLOTS OUty
5 Secs. $50 Felt Base Rugs,
7.6xy y---------------------l.OO Loo
3-129.95 Oval Reversible Linen
Rugs, 9x12 ----------N----69.95
4 Secs. 1895 Loop Pile Cotton
Rugs, 9x12 ------------15.99
9-19.95 Reversible Fiber Rugs,
9x12, seconds ------- 6.99
S7-5.S5 Sample Cotton Rugs,
27x54" ---2.99 2.99
5-15.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs.
Axe, soiled ---------5.OO
14-1O.95-14.95 Reversible Fiber
Rugs, 8x9', 9X9 500
61-5.95 Hand Hooked Rugs, ap-
prox. 2x4 4-------------3.99
III 50. yds. 1895 Red All-wool
Twist BroadlOOm- 500 50. yd.
80 Yds. 12.95 Wool Twist Broad
loom, green, 15 widths,
So. yd. 7.99
126 Yds. 6.95 Plush Pile Cotton
BrOadlOOm, assorted colors, IL
width SO. yd. 2.9S
6-123.00 Green Tone Tone
Rugs. 9x12 2--------49.95
Evening star., 1954-04-15
NegJigees

End Floor, Wash.
IL Misses 399 Rayon Print Dusters misses broken sizes
200
1855 Quilted Cotton One-Pc. Lounging Pajamas,
broken sizes .-------------2
Evening star., 1954-04-15

Necksceai'
Street Floor,


Street Floor,
Washington and Arlington
350-59c Costume Flowers,
8 for 100
1SO-3.99 to 5.98 Blouses, cotton,
nylon, perfects and imperfects,
broken assortment ------2.99
2OO-1.99 Rayon and Cotton
BlOuses, broken assortment, 1.29
TOiIefrieS
Street Floor,
Washington and Arlington
28O-2.49 Imported China Fig
73-1.OO Imported Salt and Pep
perS 4SC
43 boxes 1.50 Famous Name
soap OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3O0-59c Assorted Toiletries, Ice"
1855 Musical Dolls -----3.49
100 Children's 100 Easter Nov
ties 5Oc"
75c Soy Bean Shampoo -19c
"plus tax
Evening star., 1954-04-15
SDOrfSaUeNf.

End Floor WASH; Street Floor, Arl.
59S and and Boy Shirts nylon cottons and
other fabrics Broken sizes SS9
895 Cotton Print and Stripe Dresses shirtwast and
sorted styles, broken sizes
1895 Cotton Print Stripe Dresses broken assortment
8SS
399 Bouses Sweaters broken assortment
598 1888 Wool Skirts solid coors broken sizes--299
Sweaters, cotton; broken
599 Fancy Pants lightweight felt corduroy and rayon
some with all embroidery broken zes--------3A9
49S to 595 Embroidered and Beaded Sweaters button
and SCOOP neckne Styles assorted coors broken Sizes
3A0
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Clearance. Easter Ready to Wear
Infants Wear
9TH Floor. Wash. Onlv

199 Denim Crawers, faded blue with red check trim,
and IL mo- =. - --------------1O0 90
199 to 299 Cotton Overas and Stacks to 6-----1OO
299 Two-Pc Denim Sport Set with boxer slacks upper
front jacket faded blue, and
299 Plush Easter Bunnies, movable
29S Double Coated Flannel Waterproof Sheets 36x54 $50
15 Single Coated Flannel Waterproof Sheets S6x4 75c
Coated Flannel Waterproof Sheets 36x36 75c
100 Rubber Sheets, 27x36.
299 to 499 Wool and NylOn Shaws pastels-
199 Plisse Cabana Sets for little girls and 6-1Oo
149 Rosebud Print Plisse Panties ruffed bottoms,
199 Girls Shorts white checks, to 6-----1OO
3s9 Cotton Dresses stripes and prints to 6----2OO
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Lamps
Third Floor, Washington
LoUer LeUel. ArlindtOn

LOlDef LeDeL, ATt1ngLOn
4--69.98 Crystal Chandeliers,
imported from Europe. Five
light. with pear shaped crystals,
5 crystal chain 1888
359.99 Imported Crystal Chan
deier, crystal chain and prisms,
5 lite chrome accessories, 1898
.6-19.98 Floor Lamp Base.
bronze plated, swing arm, 1000
4-15.OO Double GoOseneck Floor
Lamps. F'ibreglas bullet shaped
shades, black, chartreuse or ma
room 1000
3-14.98 China Table Lamps,
hand painted designs. large
drum shades S.SS
$1,000 Black Wrought Iron
Desk Lamps, Sway lighting,
black pin dot shade. Place for
DdDCIS ssO~
Evening star., 1954-04-15

DAYTIME Dresses

End Floor, Wash & Arl.
1OO-sS5 to 14s5 Rayon and Cotton Dresses
$3.50 Long Polka Dot Rayon Dresses misses and
halI-SlzeS
20-595 to 1895 Maternity Skirts and Stacks ------2U
12-4s5 Rayon FaiIle Sleeveless Dresses --------38S
Evening star., 1954-04-15

End Floor, Wash & ArI.
aO-s.s5 to 1495 Rayon Dresses
sass Cotton Lace Cocktail Dresses ----------12Oo
12-1o95 Pastel Spun RayOn Dresses
G2SOO Silk and Acetate Cocktail Dresses---------2OO0
Evening star., 1954-04-15

Street Floor, Washington Only
139 prs. 800 Double Woven Cot
ton Gloves, beige. chamois, grey;
broken sizes ----------1.79
81 prs. $2.50 Cotton String
Gloves, leather palms, washable,
ecru; medium and large----1.49
52 prs. 100 Cotton String
Gloves, medium, white -----69c
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Teens WeN,.

9TH Floor, Wash: End Floor, Arl.
2O-2s9 and $50 Teens Bouses and Sport Shirts
1850 NyIon Cardgans pastels ----------------3st
3O-299 Plaid Lined Blue Jeans ----------.-----lO(
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Budget Dresses

End Floor, Wash. & Arl
IS Misses and Half Size Pastel Dresses some
with jackets 59s
IL Misses 1873 Famous Name Proporoned Dresses 8O(
1S Misses and Half-size 1895 to 1895 Dresses 5ss
Evening star., 1954-04-15
End Floor, Washington Store Only
Bows Wear " Price and Less

loss Lined Campus Jackets sizes 6, 8-------S99
21-995-1595 Winter Jackets, broken sizes
S-1O95 Navy Pea Coats quilted Innings size g. 399
1-Students 80 95 Wool WOrsted Suit size 6------1699
Jr. 1895, 1895 Spring Suits sizes 6, 7------899
Jr. 1895 Spring TopcOats. sizes a. 6, 8-3'99
1885 Ten-Way Ape. Suits, sizes 16, 18-------1699
Jr. 1O95-1495 Sport Goats, sizes T. 6-----------499
Jr 1875 Gabardine Leisure Suit, size 8--------797
Kann'S-Second Floor, Washington
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-23

Gulie.te Lowe, the founde r of the GirlScouts and Brow mes is celebrating hec birthday on Sunday October 31st. All girls that are members of either of these organizations are urged to attend church services on Sunday October 31st in her honor, in their uniforms with their parents. The church you attend is one of your own choosing.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-23
>5earv Club i1onoTs sgsse C.5. Supervisors

tae r1gular meeting of the Rotary Club on Tuesday, the Civil Service Supervisors
 Club of the Base. were guests
 at the noon luncheon.
 ] A J. Anderson, president fof the Supervisors Club. gave a talk on the activities of the club and in his speech men toned their desire to obtain TV for nodiak. He felt that Kodiak could not support commercial TV but the club is trying to get AFRTS TV and use the canned type of pro- gram. Floor discussion follow ed Andersons speech and everyone attending the meet ing were in accord with the in- stallation of TV for Kodiak.
 Visiting Rotarians were: Fred E. Sprague from Airing ton, Mass. 9 funeral director in that city.
 Besides the 16 members of the Civil Service Supervisors Club, other guests were: Al Condon of Seattle, a salesman, Drew Painter, bookkeeper for D 6 A and MT. Whey and MT. Hungerford of the Ter ritorial Department of Health.
 Rotary was informed by Mrs. Markham, proprietor of the Montmartre Inn, that she no longer could accumulate the Club for their regular Tuesday noon luncheon meet ings. A vote ensued on a new meeting place and the Island Fountain was chosen as the Clubs choice. Beginning with next Tuesdays meeting, they will be held at the Island Fountain at the same hour.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

by REA and the telephone COM
panies. This consideration was
brought about by a Ruritan COM
mittee that met with the REA
and telephone company officials.
It usually takes funds to insure
the success of projects but most
Of the Ruritan projects have been
those requiring time and effort
instead of dollars. This typifies
the true civic spirit of the club
members.
For those projects that needed
financing the Ruritans staged the
following events: sold subscrip-
tons to the Tabor City Tribune
to raise funds for the Red Cross,
presented a minstrel show to raise
money for free lunches at Will
liams School. presented the Pine
Valley Boys stage show, and play
ed the Tabor City Civitan Club
in basketball to raise funds for
the March of Dimes.
There is little doubt that the
Williams Township Ruritan Club
has set precendent in Columbus
County. Not only was it the STEP
ping stone for other Ruritan Clubs
but it has served as a good exam
pie for every civic organization
regardless of 1t slocation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08
williams Township Rurifuns
Establish Excellent Record

In the department of "welfare.
sanitation and health" the follow
ing projects were completed. Aid
In getting a woman and her four
children help through the We'll
iare Department. II was a case
In which the family had lost all
OF its possessions by fire and were
stymied as to the procedure in
obtaining aid.
Ruritans were instrumental in
getting drainage tile laid on the
school grounds to give the school
higher sanitation rating.
Contributions were noteworthy
one hundred dollars was do
mated to the March of Dimes and
500 was donated to the Williams
township School for free lunches
for the needy children.
In the phase of recreation and
community good will" a minstrel
show with members as particip-
ants and Ladies Night was spon-
sored by the club.
VISITATION in the homes to en-
courage young people to use bet
ter farming methods was the act
ivity in the youth" phase.
Urging residents of the COM
munity to paint and beautify their
homes was the significant move
in the home and home beautifi-
cation" propram
BY working with the N. c. State
Department of Agriculture at the
Yam Festival in Tabor City, the
club highlighted its activities in
agriculture"
When the Lebanon Methodist
Church burned last Christmas it
was through the efforts of the
Ruritans that a rebuilding drive
was begun. Many Ruritans con-
tributed financially and many Of
fered their services. This was the
outstanding achievement in "rur-
al church" work.
Although there has been no
widespread campaign to meet the
requests of the club, serious con-
sideration has been given to plac-
ing additional services in the rur-
al areas of Williams Township
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08
BY AL HARRISON

II you are one who thinks civic
aubs are the sole property Of city
Iwellers, you need but one look
i the Williams Township Ruri-
an Club record to realize that
ou have been living under false
Illusions.
Organized approximately one
year ago as the first Ruritan Club
n Columbus County, the Williams
township unit boasts one of the
best community service records of
my club in the entire state.
Meeting monthly the young
club is thoroughly organized
(Which accounts for its many
achievements.
Although no individual can be
singled out for credit, there is al
ways the need for adequate lead
ership II projects are to be sue
Sessful.
c. w. Todd. who relinquished
nus position as prexy at the in
sstallation services Thursday night.
mas been tireless worker in the
drive for community service.
Other officers who contributed
time and effort toward making
the initial year a success were ].
w. Granger, vice president and
". ]. Colombo, secretary-treasur-
.er.
Among the more outstanding
projects completed is the visits
to the homes for the purpose of
encouraging the young people to
use good farming methods through
membership in the All and Fu-
ture Farmer-Future Homemakers
of America Clubs.
Too, the Ruritans were instru-
mental in getting the Columbus
County All Achievement Day
program at Williams Township
School.
Each member Is definitely
proud of having played a part in
accumulating such a fine record
but there is no Boosting.
One has but to name a phase
OF civic work and the Ruritan re-
cord speaks for itself.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08
Seven
YeursAgo
SEVEN YEARS AGO
By Leverne Ward

Early completion of the first
portion of Columbus County's
Million dollar school expansion
program which includes a new
high school building for Tabor
City was assured following the
sale of $3l5,O00 bonds by the local
government commission.
The Tabor City Town Board
Tuesday night voted for more
strict enforcement of sanitation
laws especially relating to fish
and beer stands in the town.
Twenty-seven new members
were Initiated in to the Woodman
of the World Camp Thursday
night at the Legion hut, the larg-
est class of new members to be
initiated in any organization in
Tabor City.
Bids for the grading and sur
facing of the Tabor City-Pireway
road will be received on Decemb-
er 10 by the State Highway and
Public Works Commission, it was
announced in Raleigh yesterday.
Holy Communion will be OBJ
served Sunday morning at IL
o'clock at Saint Paul Methodist
Church and the Cantata, The
Lords Prayer, will be presented
Sunday night at 7:30.
The Tabor City Merchants As
sociation's executive board has
scheduled personal interviews
with applicants for the selection
of man for the position of exc
cutive secretary.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

Miss Dana Soles. Mrs. Fred n.
Jernigan. Miss Margaret 10 Jerni-
gan, Fred Jernigan. Jr.. Mrs. Mar
ion Baxter. Mrs. Ebert Shelley.
and Miss Berniece Carroll. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Hannah of Harris
VILE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

efer and daughter. Helen. In Dur
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Stricklin are
now at home in Knoxville, Tenn.
where he has accepted an office
position. Mr.. Stricklin was form
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

Local folk attending the we'd
ding of Miss Mary Jane Carroll
and James Sessions in Whiteville
last week included Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Woody High, Mrs. c. c. Soles,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

Mrs. Roland Baldwin returned
Monday night from Jacksonville,
Fla. where she spent a week with
her daughter. Mrs. N. H. Jener-
cite.
Mrs. Venoy Stephens and Miss
Mary Bow spent several days last
week with Mrs. Susan B. Stand
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-08

erly associated with thu 8 and s
Super market here.
Mrs. Gladys Carroll Is q patient
in Robson County Memorial His
pital, Lumberton. Her room num-
Der is 422.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
Pen nWonnen
Fete heir
Officers

Two social events have been
planned this week for national
officers Of the National League
Of American Pen Women.
The Chevy Chase Branch
win give q reception and tea
today at the home Of the
branch president. Mrs. Mitchell
Dreese. In Arlington. Va.
The honor guest will be the
national presidents. Mrs. James
T. Watson of this city. pro-
fessionally known as Helen
Orr Watson. author of q num-
ber Of popular books for iu-
veniles.
Invitations have been ex-
tended to all Of the national
officers arriving In Washington
this week end for the October
board meeting scheduled to-
morrow in the Pen Arts Build
ing. national league headQuar-
ters.
Those invited as special
guests include Nine. Notowi-
digdo, wife Of the Indonesian
Ambassador; Nine. Nykopp,
wife Of the Finnish Minister.
and Mrs. Estes Kefauver, wife
Of the Tennessee Senator.
Tomorrow, the national Of
ficers and board members will
be the guests of Mrs. Richard
L. Giese Of Pittsburgh at q
celebrity" breakfast at the
willard Hotel.
This is the 18th year that
Mrs. Giese has been hostess at
such an affair at the beginning
Of the new season. A former
president Of the Pennsylvania
State branch, she has held
various national Offices and is
now second national vice pres
ident.
More than 100 invitations
have been issued by the host
ess. Mrs. Sherman Adams,
national chairman Of hos
pitality, Is among those in
vited.