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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

INCOME AND HOME-In conv. Mt.
Pleasant area: 4 apis. and garage
priced at less than 6 times yrly,
rent; well financed with AZ frst
trust. JE. 4-44S1. -15
INVEST $4,000 and buy these
splendid income producing ware
houses yielding annual gross income
Of $42.02O.O4. WRIGHT & BLACK
MAN: INC. Realtors. IA. 8-633S.
NV, sEcTiioN-Detsched. "a units,
COO; none furnished. w times in
come. Tenants pay gas. and elec.
Substantial cash. Principals only.
Box 145-B. Star. --IS
MOD. 2-FAMTLY APT. Picture vim
dows. Semidet. brick, nr. John Car
roll H. 8. Tenants paw utils. A true
value. SIGLER g. CO.. exclusive.
RA: 3-3431. OIL. 4-243a. Ia
ERTY-Well located; units; ten
ants paw their own gas and cleo
-ricity. Price, $4,000. Yearly OPS
rentals 81 SOL. Taxes and water,
$46O.45: fire insurance. SS7. 7.16;
gas and electricity. S272.69: fuel
oil, S556.5l. Seen only with me
by appointment. Exclusive. FRED
B. CUSHMAN, Gaithersburg, Md.
altar n n, yNhnnA d01
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WE ARE LOOKING FOR
BUSINESS PRoP. toR SALE

11th St., between @
and H SITS. NV. Also 18th ST.. be-
tween G and H SITS, NV: F St.. be-
tween 9th and 10th sts. nv; Con:
necticut ave. between n st. and
Dupont Circle. PHILLIPS, CANDY
a. FULLER. INC. ST. 3-24o0. lo12
18th st. NV. Ia
1000 SO. Fl. Maine. O.. Union St.
S.W; plenty parking: 1-story bldg,
4ox5o; GEO; s KING co; 21lo
MOTEL, about 25 mi, from D. c.,
on Natl: hwy. IL units and 5.rm.
ARD, EN-. 2-4232. OIL. 2-5S67.
in the Triangle-2-story
residence with running, water on all
use: lot has about s, 500 50. It.. Civ
ing ample parking In front and rear;
asking S3.65 so. It. RIPLEY &
RoMER. Realtors. JU. SELL. Open
LARGE DOWNTOWN BLDG. for sale
or lease; approx. 81 900 50. #: on al
floors. so It: Of irontage: CARL G
ANAcosTiA - 4:tapily nat on 1T
Rental 81. 800 per yr. Price. S22 900
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. 134b
Good Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-3400. Lu.
2 Stores AND 4-APT. BLDG.-stor.
has been restaurant over 40 yrs.
across from Govt. Printing once.
f., Il st; otnMl n,T; Income oyer Is5s 5000 = mo
Nk. g." rSsS S%NzH AND r N.wi@snd xvlssS CONF comnl
D. MILLER. Realtor. DI. 1855,
Eve. and week end WO. 6-O112. lie
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAL.

$4,000 IN FEE. 5000 cash, $40 mo-,
plus 1/12 taxes and insurance buys
new, yr.-round bungalow of 2 bed
rooms, liv. rm., modern equipped
water front privileges at WEST
SHORAM. A. fine spot for retire.
ment or week ends. Good fishing
nearby: dock and bathing beach.
Call Crescent Bride, Po: 2,216$
Lexington st.. MU. 6-24i2.
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TRUST NOTES For SALE
AUToMoTIvE MISC.
MONEY WANTED

TURES bearing $50 interest pay
able semiannually: mature 2lz
yrs; reputable corporation with
branch in Washington; excel. bank
refs. Box BOOZE, Star. lis
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7 RAILERS

14-FT. 1916 HOLT. sleeps 4; fully
equipped: 1875. 10. 5-3439 after
WANTED---Luggage trailer, equipped.
Reasonable. 10. 4-5502.
1852 25-FT. M SYSTEM-Three rms.
and bath. Lot 81, Monkeys Trailer
35-FOOT HOWARD MANSION with
fold-a door in liv.. rm., completely
furn: It's a beautiful mobile home.
Newly decor. and new paint on ex-
!fFaf TRAILER R15e co fSc 4osa saNERlcAs Ws s1s.
NV, WO. 6-323l. is
ONLY. 1895 for this American lS-ft.
mobile home. Needs work in it. but
is an excel. value for man who
Eaants to save; AMERICAN TRAILER
COLLEGE PARK. Md. WE. 5-5o35. is
COMPLETE TRAILER SERVICE on
all makes Of mobile homes Conn
plete parts department at the serv-
ice of the man who docs his own
work. AMERICAN TRAILER CO,
INC. 4030 Wis. ave. NV. WO. g.
3o31
Evening star., 1954-01-14

Medical and dental office
space available downtown,
near hospitals; air-condi-
toned, compressed air, gas
and electricity; modern,
high-clasS building. Call
MA. 8-2636, Mr.. MacNichol.
Evening star., 1954-01-14
GARAGES

BUILT-IN BRICK GARAGE. electric
ity. for rent, $3.50 mo. 12S 18th
ST. ne, Ia. 9-4354. IA
doza ASST brick garages, elec.
lights. EN-. 2-4232; OIL. 2-5S67.
REAR 600 BLOCK PA. AVE. SIX
Brick garage for car or small truck
Phone j. TUNE. Ii. 3-4333 or
Ii. 4-471S. IA
Evening star., 1954-01-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
SMALL BLDG. res. and buss.. D. C.
central: long lease to right party;
1909 18th ST. NV. (rr)-2-story
garage with elev. 24x3S on 1st flr..
24x20 on I'd; excel for storage or
STEIN a. CO.. 1415 K st. NV. NE.
1920 G ST. N.W.-2nd and 3rd floors
avail. soon. CARL G. ROSINSK1
CO.. MA. S-9254.
DOWNTOWN BUILDING
1.6O0-11 900 So. IT,. in whole or IN
part, in centrally located pass. and
freht. elev. bldg; loading facilities;
concrete floors; immed. occupancy.
JOLLES & SENNETT CO..
DI. 7-4244. Ewes. RA. 3-0619
Evening star., 1954-01-14
CLINTON
An AAA ~A~RY

Well-arranged white shinsle bungalow
IN spotless condition. located on
lge. lot: liv. rm. with fireplace.
bedrms, tile bath: stairway to
expandable attic: full basement;
built-in garage: priced at $12,950:
assume 4es GI loan.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
S214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-7700
Ewes after 8 pm. 10. 8-7997l
Evening star., 1954-01-14
HIBBS BLDG

Attractive offices, air-con-
ditioned, decorator furn-
ished. carpeting, dra-
peries, furniture: may
be had furnished or un-
furnished. 1929 Vermont
ave. NV, corner of L.
Call ME. 8-6965. Terms
to be agreed upon after
interview.
Evening star., 1954-01-14

District Heights
gix-room brick ramblers with full
bsmts.; two styles to choose from.
In an &sStablished & neigh6orhood OF
eellent terms. Ma. 8-9797; after
B Pm, LU. 1-0634.
Capital View Realty Co.
Evening star., 1954-01-14
VACATION PLACES

MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT-Go
You can save hundreds of dollars
and enjoy every minute. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO., INC, 4030 Wis. ave.
WO 6-323l
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.Hs p1hS SAaoCA. AZ nopeCI call
DEWEY M FREEMAN
DIET. COLONIAI-S14750

OEI. COLON1AL-$14,15U
Assume GI loan; 3 yrs. old, brick-and-
asbestos shingle with all-electric
Hotpoint kit. garbage disposal.
large liv. rm., din. rm.. util. rm.
with Whirlpool automatic washer:
3 bedrmS. and bath; wall-to-wall
carpettng in liv. rn.. din. rn..
stairs. and large bedrms. Large
house. In established community
on East-West hwy. near New
Hampshire ave. To inspect, call
Mr.. Payne, JU. 5-5063. with FRED
ERICK REAL ESTATE, RE. 7-2461.
Evening star., 1954-01-14
WAREHOUSES WANTED

LET US LEASE and manage your
property We have the tenants
You'll save time, money and worry
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-s4O0. -16
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18

actually putting our around the King Kings
throwing
found in ancient Abysinia?
England just learning doing
possessions Nile River The traditional
policy with coIonas to
take all and give none Under such system the raw materials OF TINS
seized without giving the native population
training in Industrial and intellectual know how"
England grip other vast
holdings dark she has suddenly turned toward Africa
learn that the people she has kept subsection and
potential of the ndustalm of the British Isles Few
there Kenya other sections where John Bull rules Africa
who stoves radios ice boxes and telephones England
should centuries building
helpless peoples she
raped of their materials.
In nations like Ethiopia neghbors
native
the tobacco the world Major
importation of coffee the
United States We personally know of its excellence but despite this
depended the shipment of coffee
into the u s. from more distant climes
In addition to coffee Ethiopia has always surplus
years Adds
entirely off the American table eat
ing prices
century beef black people
getting the Argentine where and
paying dearly
myth Of color.
to place people
footing
a step right
thinking in the right direction
The of the King Kings point
something else to the white world which has nothing to do with
tnuous dynasty Of all time selasse here should
upon Holy City
relics
civilization
contributions to the world.
world
society listened humanity
the old Nations World
avoided and the atom bomb might s be the undiscovered
the mankind
In Selasse have who fought philosophy
that Douglass upon
said
Men have in their hands the which
they can put and political 10
flight " they win but faithfully ineigeny
use them."-okiahoma Dispatch
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18

eyes the people
OF the South today result Eupeme
Court that segregation in the public schools OF the
epochial decision by the highest
court In the lad will be noted fellow
the nation allies people
throughout decide
which jump the free worlds fight against oataan
The democratic he is based justice
rived az by The
social ralgnmen
orderly constitutional contrast
uphesval which
Many months before complete indignation
realized system drastieaily altered.
The people South helped
con OF reluctantly nothing
which democracy founded,
public reasuring decision
political present
court would supreme
partisan considerations The fact that all with
ferent political segregation pub
lie education demonstrates eoncuve
in their decision
in the
that the ruling patiently
absurd The Herman Tsnsdge thinking
southerners When the best legal talent this
unconstitutional
their
Federal abide
unconstitutional damaging
great document than anything eonceiyably
The decision of the Supreme throws the
crisis The respon-
sihle mature leaders
along the right regardless OF political eSpsney
REIMBURSEMENT 20 the viii easy
should win
damaging that
win take It's medicine hike the that and
shock treatment handed
profit Hereby and healthier
Most people are familiar with the story Of Don oiso,e and his
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18

We got good chucle day a
from Antoinee Riley A
people Republicans They sub
seribers to this paper
Mrs Riley wrote:
For four years might
Democratic editorials Now that the Supreme Court decision on
segregation that the Republican Party
party of deeds and not words welcome you to the fold
the renewal check for
got bang while appreciate Mrs
Riley welcoming doubt accept since
completely attitude towards political parties
sound approach to affiliate
working other of the major parties but
following independent line al
though people think member of the
Democratic party.
We've found that in publishing an independent newspaper
keeping politics independent been of consider
ably service to the chief to which adhere
Through the years2o ahs has supported individual
members of the major parties whom and its publisher felt were
interested in seeing that all Americans including OF course our TEL
opportunities for life lib
erty and the pursuit of happiness
Republican Democratic party
those principles This the why
American independent voters of the
will reangnment the
parties party which becomes real
party independent Negro
whether Democratic Republican Today the
liberal Republicans the liberal Northern Democrats than
they sundt Republicans
Southern Democrats
Didn't to readers space any political
theories but said Americans politics from
grave your
the house hall probably worker
and who writes the death certificate is probably
ward chairman Politics touches fabric American life We
candidates
almost If they active political
pagns matter for whom they
II what
think citizens should affiliate work within the
tons hasten impression
be Negro participation
both Minnesota political parties There
sD o op @ no o inc s1 .r nsre are
members the political
independents depending
his role and place in the political scheme.
About that invitation to
by Mrs Riley at the top the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18

with the windmill lie, the South resist the
tilt with wndmis that learned the
that best and wisest accept with graceful resignation
inevitable.
the which
been called problems that
the the faith American
abide by the Supreme Court to the letter and the
spirit OF the law.
although did not
although misgvings t eonstuonay
morality OF Now that the Supreme made
minds obligation that
Clearly obligation
empoxng suberfge
aboishing system leasing
private organizations
As painful and shocking the Supreme Court ruling may
iay well be the final that the
remaining differences which
from the of the nation for
The doctrine OF States rights vital dynamic function
republican preserved
states rights sentiment
na Intended and when becomes forceu to threaten to
separtt endangerng nation
sttuton, then II becomes subverted abused
whites Negroes a history
confidence affection
trials educational
national leadership responsibility
when feel that sacrifice required
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18
BY THOMAS L. STOKES

Washington thing
important connection with the Supreme
segregation public schools This
Hugo Black of Alabama and Tom
member from border state Justice Stanley Kentucky
Joined the unanimous opinion
That should meaning
decision and pulls together necessarily
adjusting
of the customs traditions
They deeply rooted
feeling and
thinking southern
desiring
outheners struggle
to get approach tolerance objectvty
continuous against have
reflex action that the
vhen theya in lin
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18
Bully Boy Met arthy

The Of the Mccarthy hearings Monday after
with Mccarthy believing the Tv mcrophone after
meeting reached legislative
refused by rules
McCarthys antics bullying the committee hts
repetition OF the Communism fighter which he
brnw the American people into thinking no Is the only public Of
ncial fighting commandments all tragic
Senator symingtons anybody doesn't
with Senator Mccarthy his
In the Mccarthy book. wel taken
Comic whatever will this believes
stated before the nationally
to burst the Mccarthy bubble than anything which happened to
the gentleman from Wisconsin
OF being modelled the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18
MRS. WILSON QUOTES JUDGES ORDER ON DIVORCE


decision printed May paper
Incomplete hereby submitting fun and complete report taken
the court order signed by Judge Harold Rogers.
that plaintiff (Ale e Wilson,
defendant Illusion WILSON, undivided
the That in lieu of
Of amony the time Of the plaintiffs
that shall has her the 948 oIdmobIe and
plaintiff all Of the
good furnishings
apartment and presently her the said apart
The shall retain jurisdiction Of the above entitled
matter for the allowance Of amony event OF change Of
application therefore the future
by the plaintiff.
FURTHER ORDERED the plaintiff shall
property the exclusion the defendant
directed collect the of
requirements units
collection rentals the
including herself the
with monthly allowance
further provided said
after the other items that she shall set
dollars t$20000l annually
contingencies That defendant shall entitled
proceeds retain property
defendant restrained
erfeng with the plaintiff
with operation said rental
units defendant shall plaintiff
Doughey of hundred dol
$500 attorneys addition the
already allowed and suit
Wilson represented by Thomas o. Dougherty and
Mr. Wilson's attorney l.. Howard Bennett
Signed r. wilson s7ae Fourth Av g. Minneapolis MINI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18
just The Beginning

Every tremendous thrill out of
the thousands graduate from schools especially
those who granted diplomas from high schools
1t at the point from high school where decisions
the individual Both graduates
responsibility after the " blush Of finishing
high the future the grad
uae s TO pursue.
Certainly every graduate the question
continued certainly enough
walk Of life OF trained
specialization and the best jobs
field Even
the humble jobs today the individual with tho most training
usually gets first call
Most schools metropolitan like the Twin Cities have
student consors who already discussed with the alert
important but not
the chief
agemcnt and counsel must from within the home,
Future OF high schoo graduates necessity de-
cidd the individual perhaps than
before that graduate with at all be urged to
additional should be
individual
which he likely follow.
The truth that graduating from high school is only the be-
education they the
the abilities with the
offer admonion your real
education is just beginning plan wen for H."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18

ST. pAU NAAcp OPPOSES MICRO" OPEN

Editor AT recent meeting Of the 81 Paul Branch MACE the
membership voted unanimously to record in opposition to the
the Negro Golf Tournament
NAAcP the stand taken by the of this
sporting that uphill fight for equality Of
found guilty of the things we
oppose from other
directors Of the Negro Open will
this affair for all people and eliminate the word
Negro Sincerely Frank Smith President ST.
al Branch, NAACP.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18
Southern Pepper Coils For
Courage And Responsibility
editorial. The Chcraw Chronicle, Chcraw. 4. O.

Editors Note; II TO he assumed that southern
white" daily weekly bitterly opposed
recent u supreme Court decision II
observe that while the
tion did not applaud the decision
the papers suggested that the Supreme Court eet he
We rcprinng editorial from paper J..
Byrnes' state South Carolina which
its sober appraisal Of the decision
In
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-18
Selossie Visits


and the dignity accorded him
reached American line with
white
this nation actively Joined the exploitation Of the A
nations Europe
wonders the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Heart Attack
Fatal To
Herman Whaley

Herman Whaley, 40. Nakina
farmer, died in the, Columbus
County hospital Thursday at GAS
a. IN. following a heart attack suf-
fered at his home earlier in the
morning.
Mr.. Whaley was a native of
Severville, Tenn, coming to Co
lumbus County Is years ago.
Funeral rites were held from
the Happy Home Baptist Church
Saturday at 400 pm. by the Rev
Bob Carter with burial in the
church cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, The
former Ruth Naples; seven sons
Jimmy, Ben, Dwane, Glenn
Eugene, Donnie and Fred, of the
home; two daughters, Imogene
and Lorena of the home; parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Pink Whaley; six
brothers, Norman, MILFORD anc
Preston of Nakina; Wilce of Sever,
vile, Tenn; Roosevelt and Win
field of Milwaukee, Wise; two
sisters, Mrs. Mile Proffitt, anc
Mrs. Herb Long of Nakina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Mrs. Carmachiel
Celebrates
92nd Birthday

Mrs. Mary Carmachiel celebrat-
ed her 92nd birthday May 30 with
an outdoor dinner party given by
her family at the home of a
daughter, Mrs. d. c. Atkinson, and
Mr.. Atkinson in Latta.
Mrs. Carmachiel is the mother
of Mrs. Gomez Prince of Tabor
City. Attending with Mrs. Prince
from Tabor City were Mr.. Prince,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Prince and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Prince
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
Wright and family, Miss Trudy
Prince and Miss Bessie Prince.
Others attending included Mr..
and Mrs. Corbett Carmachiel of
Verbena, Ala; Capt. Bill Carmach-
lei of Columbus, Ga; Miss Kitty
Johnson, and Mrs. J. A. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Joyner, OIL
Wilmington; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Weeks of near Charleston.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Miss Jeanne Primer
Appointed .W.C.U.N.C
Graduate Assistant

Miss Jeanne Primer has accepted
an appointment as graduate as
slstant in Home Management in
the School of Home Economics at
Woman's College, University of
North Carolina, Greensboro.
The recommendation for the
academic year 1886, was made
by Dean Katherine E. Roberts of
w. c. U. N. C.
Miss Primer, daughter of Prin-
cipal and Mrs. C. H. Primer of this
city, graduated with the class OF
1862 at W.C.U.N.C. She taught
Home Economics in the Wallace
school for the past two years.
Miss Primer is attending the
current Summer School session al
the college and will begin her new
work Sept. l..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
.Jernigan Enlisis
In Armed Forces

Jimmy Jernigan, SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. d. Jernigan of Tabor City,
recently enlisted in the Army for
a period of three years. He re-
ported the 9th of June to Fort
jackson for his basic training
Upon completion of basic training
he will attend a radio school at
either Fit. Benning, Ga, or Fit.
Monmouth, New Jersey.
He is a graduate of Tabor City
High School.
He made one of the most out
standing scores ever posted in
Columbus County on his Armed
Forces Qualification Test" said
Sgt. Will Buchanan, Recruiting
non-commissioned officer for Co
lumbus County.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
LaVeHe Coleman
Is Party Honoree

Lavelle Coleman was homo,
guest Friday evening when Mrs
o. L. Coleman and Mrs. Rembert
Gore, his mother and sister re
spectively, entertained with party
at the Women's Club. The oc.
casion, surprise event, celebrated
his 18th birthday anniversary.
The colors, pink, blue and white
were observed in the floral ar.
engagements and party appoint.
ments.
Games and dancing were en-,
joyed during the evening afte,
which birthday cake, sandwiches
and lemonde were served.
About % attended.
The honoree received many gifts
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
East Tabor Club
Holds Session

The East Tabor Homemakers
Home Demonstration club met at
the clubhouse Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. !. F. Spivey, president,
presiding.
Mrs. Elaine Blake gave dem
onstration entitled How To Make
Ice Cream" and project reports
were given on Music, Poultry and
Community Service by Mrs. Ruey
We Yrs. Hubert Stanley and
rs. Wait Wright, respectively.
Mrs. j. D. Spivey was hostess
for the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Renliiniisciing
SEVEN YEARS AGO
By LeVerne Ward

Ward A. Coleman, general man
ager of radio station WENC, was
guest speaker of the local Rotar-
ians at the weekly supper meeting
Monday night. Coleman was in
troduced by John w. Barlow, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Merchants
Association.
State highway workmen and
town crews were busy this week
along the Whiteville road and
Railroad street, leaving off the
shoulders to the recently placed
curbing and asphalt is expected to
be poured in the near future.
Three members of the Columbus
County prison gang escaped We'd
nesday while working with a
group in Tabor City.
TIE Rev. E. r. Freeman of
Black Mountain will deliver the
morning worship message at the
Tabor City Presbyterian Church
Sunday at IL o'clock Rev. J. r,
Kennedy announced yesterday.
Mrs. Doshie Jenerette was hon
Gree at a dinner at her Pireway
home Sunday when her children
entertained. The occasion ceIebrat-
ed her seventh birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Spivey emf
ertained the members of the town
baseball team at a weiner roast
at their residence Sunday evening.
The Tabor City Dodgers took a
fourth straight win in the Lumbe.
River league by downing Proctor
i'll" 4 to ? in game there OH
Wednesday.
employees of Prince Chevrolet
'omDarv. Loris Auto Parts AND
Prince Motor Company feted their
employees at fish fry at Bel
lamy'S landing on Waccamaw Riv-
or last Wednesday night. Practi-
cally all members of the three
business forces were present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Party Given BY
East Tabor Club

Members of the East Tabor
Homemakers Demonstration club
entertained their husbands with a
party at the clubhouse Monday
evening. The occasion was called
for erection Of the screens at the
clubhouse.
About 25 attended.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
HONOR ROLL AT NKREDFTH

Miss Mary 10 Primer. . rising
irniOr at Meredith College, has
been listed on the college honor
roll for the fourth consecutive
semester.
Miss Primer is majoring In
Mathematics.
She is currently spending her
summer vacation with her par
ents in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16

Other college students home for
the summer are: Coker-Dorothy
Gore. Citidel-Lawton Strickland
and Jimmy Gore. University of
S. C.-Charles Graham.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
HONOR ROLL STUDENT

NlSS heDecca Burr0uEhS OF
Tabor City has been listed on
the 1953-54 Deans Honor Roll
of Coker College.
Miss Burroughs was gradual
ed from this institution the ear
ly part of this month. and has
accepted a position with the
Durham City Schools for the
coming year.