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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03
US. Nuns To Set Up
Foundation In Australia

SYDNEY. Australia - (NC) ~
Four Daughters of Mary Help of
Christians have arrived here from
the United States TO erect the
first foundation of their Order in
Australia at Brooklyn Park, Ade.
laide.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03

young man who
married my eld-
est daug h | er
last June is now
in the Army.
erry an d
Mary knew that
he would be go
ing aw ay to
spend two years
in his country's $
service soon af-
ter he finished
his college edu-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03

MADRID = (NC = Daily pro-
grams on the writings of St Au-
gustine and their influence on the
history of mankind we're broadcast
by the National Radio of Spain
during a week-long commemora-
tion here of the 10th centenary of
the saints birth.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03

l think | ought to say some
thing about the quiet courage of
many young folks nowadays. What
brings this up is the fact that the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03
Holy See, Vatican City
Two Separate Entities

PHILADELPHIA - (NC) - The difference between the
Holy See and the State of Vatican City often mistakenly
garded words for the thing pointed out in
special Vatican bulletin published by the National Philatec
Museum here
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03
Christmas Shopping

This is the time of year when
the days get shorter and so does
money.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03

Just as new cars come OF
the assembly line. YOU must
assemble" the money 10 buy
them--dollar by dollar--uis
III you have enough. Ths
most economical way TO buy
IA the savings way--for m
stead OF paving interest.
your savings earn dividends.
Begin saving now for that
new model you want--ottr
generous pa 81 dividends win
bring ownership quicker.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03

CINCINNATI - A former
Jewish synagogue in Walnut
Hills will become a Catholic
Church. This was disclosed last
week when Father Joseph Alb
boud, pastor of ST. Anthony of
Padua's Msronite Catholic
Church, announced that his par
ish has purchased the building,
located on Victory Parkway, op-
posite the Sheraton Aims Ho-
tel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03
Ohio
News In Brief

CLEVELAND - Some 1000 TO
5000 drug addicts roam the streets
of Cleveland, a probation officer
told the Cleveland Film Council
last week. The speaker, Howard
Jord0n, of Common Pleas Court.
based his estimates on records in
Cleveland Police files. He also
said the city is now the center Of
a highly-organized drug racket in
the area.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Six Theafers 10 Hold
Christmas Cheer
Matinees on Dec. II

Six Sidney Lust theaters in
nearby Maryland will hold their
annual Christmas Cheer matt
nees at 4 pm. December II, with
the price of admission a toy or
a can Of food.
The articles collected will be
distributed to needy families in
Prince Georges and Montgomery
Counties in time for Christmas.
At the Allen Theater in Ia
koma Park, and at the Cheverly,
Hyattsville and Haywood Thea
ters, the shows will be co-spon-
sored by the Christmas Bureau
of the Community Chest Plan
ming Council of Prince Georges
County and Jerry and Jirnma
Strong of Radio Station WMAL.
At the Bethesda and Viers
Mill Theaters, co-sponsors will
be the Volunteer Christmas
Bureau Of the Montgomery
County Community Chest and
Jerry and Jimma Strong, with
the Wheaton Lions Club assist
ing at Viers Mill.
Western feature films and
Evening star., 1954-12-09

Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties led the State
in road contracts advertised for
bids as total funds committed in
the 12-year highway program
passed S81 million on Novem-
ber 80, The funds cover 544
miles of road work and repre-
sent the largest such outlay for
any comparable period in the
States history.
The State Roads Commission
announced that contracts for
about 5 miles of Montgomery
roads estimated to cost $2,550,-
900 have been advertised. For
about Is miles of Prince Georges
projects, the estimate is S.
876, 900.
Already awarded since the
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Deaths Reported
Pron D. C. Health Departmens3

Mary NJ. Carrico. "a, SIS 18th ST. ne.
Pearl B. Lowell. 90. 3143 N st. NV.
Cologsro Brucculeiri, IS. 511 Roxboro pl.
NV.
Ernest F. Cash. 6e. 5201 18th st. NV.
John v. Burns. SO. 1887 Church st NV.
Pauline NJ Connell, 81. Al 9th st. ne
Ruth s. Zeisler. 81, 2737 Devonshire pl.
NV.
Catherine caperones, 81. 1853 Lanier pL
NV.
Jeffrey E. Sullivan. 50. Soldiers Home.
Edward K. Rouse 81, Chevy Chase, Nd.
Frank ]. Woods, 81, Soldiers Home.
Meyer Goidstein. 81, 1927 4th st s.e.
Audrey Montague. As. 3(lo z ST. NV.
Earl Hoffman. a., Sia 9th st. NV.
Virginia J. TAYLOR. II, Ala 9th st. s.w.
Hasel z. Perry. 81. 6517 32nd st, NV.
Rosalie S. Bowman. 33. 6l7 Maryland
Theodore j. Toms. infant. 22as Taylor
Joseph Martin, s5. 1s4s 1st st. s.w.
Mary E. Russell, II. 1882 3rd st. NV.
Samuel Jackson. s6, eos K st. ne.
Lutte Butler. 20, Washington.
Norman johnson, IS. 90l cath st. NV.
Louise d. Ballard. 65. 440S 7th st NV.
LYLE S. Suter. So, St. Louis.
Mary Powell. 81 5341 C st Sc.
Marie c. Stephenson. 55. 344 e st. s.w.
Lille Mcintyre, 40, i7la Swami st. NV.
Margaret Carswell, s. 36fS 18th st. ne
Charles E. Yeger. infant. $50 Longfellow
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Montgomery, Prince Georges
Lead State in Road Work

program officially started last
January l were contracts total
ing S62,665, 100, including:
Anne Arundel County. S6,-
908,913: Calvert, $969. 1893;
Charles. $1,204,657; Frederick,
$4,000. .897.
Montgomery, $11,368, Ala:
Prince Georges. S4,9l5,866, and
st. Marys, 1868, 696.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Needy Can Select
Their Own Gifts
=
AT Christmas Store

A Christmas store to open a
week from tomorrow at Sl3 Per-
shing drive. Silver Spring, will
permit authorized needy families
to make their own selections OF
clothing, food, toys and gifts,
officials said today.
D It's part Of a program to pro-
vide a happier Christmas for
nearly 5000 needy persons. It,
is sponsored by the Montgomery
County Volunteer Christmas
Bureau in conjunction with the
Montgomery County Community
Chest and Council.
officials explained that in order
to avoid duplication In Christ
mas giving, the bureau Is work.
Ing with public and private agen-
cies and individuals from one
master list.
III VIII Collect, Distribute.
+. The store, which will remain
open until noon December "a,
will be both a collection and dis
tribution center. Persons may
leave their gifts there for the
needy. The first day will be
known as "Old Peoples Day" for
about 300 elderly persons who
will be authorized to visit the
store for their gifts.
Il Another gift-collection center
known as Santa's Hideaway is in
the Silver Spring shopping CEN
ter, Georgia avenue and Coles
vile road. Donors also may leave
gifts there. Radio Station WGAY
Is sponsoring this unit.
Supplementing this will be
mobile unit that will pick up
gifts in four different sections
of the county.
Mobile Unit Hours Listed.
Tomorrow, it will be at the
Woodward & Lothrop parking
lot at Wisconsin and Western
avenues. Saturday it will be at
the Hot Shoppe, Wisconsin ave-
nue. and East-West highway in
Bethesda. On Monday it will be
at the new shopping center at
Rockville and on Tuesday will
be at the Safeway store in Gath
ersburg. The hours for the mo-
bile unit will be 10 am. to 4:30
pm. and people may leave gifts
for the needy with it.
Cooperating in the Christmas
giving program with the Chest
are the Volunteer Referral Bu-
reau. which set up the type of
anonymous giving" three years
ago. the Social Service League,
the Board of Public Welfare,
Juvenile Court, Board of Educa-
ton, Public Health Lay Council,
Council of Churches and Health
Department.
Officials recalled that last year
$500 persons were aided and ITS
separate groups participated in
the program.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
NYU Bursur to Head
College Officers Group

w. Raymond Hendershot, bur-
sar of New York University, is
the new president of the Eastern
Association of College and Uni
versity Business officers.
He was elected yesterday at
the conclusion of a tIree-day
of the group here.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Chorus to Sinq

The Third Baptist Sunday
School will present the Wood
ward and Lothop Chorus at the
church at Fifth and @ streets
NV. at 8 pm. tomorrow. Pro-
ceeds will go to the church's
benefit fund for children.
Evening star., 1954-12-09

Teens Irregular
Sweaters, $50

IT perfect, 5.99 to 7.9g
800 eordisons from leedins meker.
lrresuIorities won't effect wearing queIi-
ties. Mostly in vyFoIon. Long sleeves.
A good choice of eoIors. 81 to 20.
100 Teen Dresses in royon, cotton or
wool jersey. A selection of styles and
colors. 10 to Is, Were 500 TO 1895.
Now 2.ss to 7.ss
WGL-Teen-oee Apporel. 4th Floor
Evening star., 1954-12-09

9 Black Woseh Plaid Roineoots with
matching hots In royon flannel Broken
sizes for misses. Were 2295. Now, e.75
s Wool Tweed Rain Hots, broken colors
and sizes. Were 1000 Now 100
3 Orion Toppers in pink. Broken sizes
for misses. Were 1926. Now 1880
l White Orion Coat. size l8. Was 5o.o5.
Now 24.5O
3 Wool coots in broken colors and sizes.
Were 6o.o5. Now -22.5o
] Royon Velvet Theoter coot in block.
Size IA. Wos 69.e5. Now---29.50
WGL-Misses' Coots, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1954-12-09

cartoons will be presented. The
Sidney Lust theaters have been
staging the Christmas Cheer
matinees for the past 10 years.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Save More Than "
Misses Winter Coots
1850
We're 1925

Just n fashion fovorites with MiIium
(metol.insuloted) lining. 75oo WOOL
25oo eomel's hair boy styles and wool
plush panel coats. Camel. rosewood, teal
and sray. 10 10 Is.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Boby Boys Coat Sets
1925 to $500

We're 1926 to $500
Is coat, hot ond Iessinss sets in washable
LoneIIo properly lobeIed for fabric con-
tent or wool. Some trimmed with dyed
mouton processed lamb. Blue or beige. 9
TO ~ months.
IA Baby Girls coot Sets of royon suedecloth.
Coat, bonnet and Ieeeines, wool interIined.
Aqua or gold; Sizes | to 3. Were 22e5.
mo" observation-disclosures
9 Boby Girls coot Sets of gentle wool. coot,
bonnet and leggines in pink or blue. Small
to large. Were Is co. Now------19.e5
Is Baby Girls coot Sets Of soft wool. Coot,
bonnet and leeeines Some with hand
smoked yokes. Some with dyed mouton
processed lamb trim Pink, blue or moze.
Large only. Were 1906. Now 1885
II Boby Girls Cotton VeIveteen coos Sets
with wool interIinne. coot, bonnet ard
Iegaines in blue mostly Sizes and 8. Were
WGl-The Nursery Corner, 4th Floor
also Chevy Chase and AIexondrio
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Roincoots Reduced "

IS beeominsiy styled eottons. reyons
toffetos and royon flonnels. A good
choice of styles and eoIors. 10 TO l8.
Were Now
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Clearance Of
Misses Winter Suits
24.5O TO 10000
We're $500 to $500

Us basic and dressy suits in wool mostly.
Some in rayon fabrics. Styles with boxy
and fitted jockets. Some fur and velveteen
trimmed (fur products lobeIed TO show
country Of origin. Tweeds and newest
plain eoIors. Sizes 10 10 20.
IS Wool Designer Coats including belted-
back, 4-pocket brushed tweed and huge COL
lar wrop styles. Broken colors and sizes for
misses Were 1895. Now--49.o0
Fur Trimmed Wool Coots
76 luxurious wool coats trimmed with
Persion iomb, mink, muskrot or beaver fur
products lobeIed to show country Of orioin)
A fine choice of styles and coIors. Sizes 10
to 8 IN the group.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Fur-Trimmed Wool coots

WGA-Msses' coots and Suits, 3rd Floor
selections ot Chevy Chose ond Aiexondria
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Maternity Dresses
Substantially Reduced

were ROW
7 Royon or Silk Brood-
cloth Dresses for dress
occasions. Pink, blue and
novy. 10 to Ia -- 22.95 500
II Jeekets in posteI wool
jersey and ploid royon
tofeto. Wanted coIors. 1856
10 to l6 --- 1895 500
6 Rayon Fionnel Suits in
eroy and charcoal. to l4e5 &
Is -------------- 1875 800
] Two piece Corduroy
Suits in beige, green, oroy
and red. 2 to l6---- i7.e5 ll.oo
WGL-Moternity Shop. 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1954-12-09
BUY-LLMES by Nancy Sosser

AHttklS ADVERTISING COLUMN Of HHes NEW ANO INTERESTING l
New York, Dec. "a child with o ches. cold needs
quick. soothing relief from those cold miseries
90 be prepared. How? Well, I always rub
CHlLDkEN'S BEN-CAY on chest, neck and shroa,
.for find il helps youngsters breathe easier and
5eet better fast! That's because it's mild ver-
sion of famous regular BEN.CAY :. the favori,e
Evening star., 1954-12-09
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES REMNA

11enpO 6orTnenW0re
We're 7oc to $50 20 to IS
Pieces include dinner, bread and butter
pIotes, salad bowls, sauce boots, platters,
covered dishes, teo pot, sugar and ereomer,
individual easseroIes, coffee pots, tumblers,
pitchers. Stone sray, Ieaf green, sprout
green. Not oil coIors in all pieces.
W5L-chino, 5th Floor, Washington store only
Lifetime" MeImoc
Plastic Dinnerwore
20-pc. Starter Sets, 9.o5
We're 1926
Service for four. Coral, sroy. green, yellow,
blue.
W6L-chino, 5th Floor, Washington store only
Save H on Open Stock
MeImoc Dinnerwore
Soc to 2.35
We're 75c to $50
Dinner plates, salad bowls, bread and butter
plates, fruits, coupe soups, bakers, pIotters,
sugar and ereomers. Not every piece in
every color.
WGL-chno, 5th Floor. Washington store only
Evening star., 1954-12-09

Winter Suits Reduced
More Than "
8 sood-Iookins wool suits in boxy and
fitted styles. Novy and sroy mostly.
Broken sizes for misses.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Save 1s to More Than "
Women's Dresses, 11.O0

We're H.95 to 39.y5
so fIosterins Fayon erepes and wool
blends (properly lobeIed for fobrie con-
remit in one end two-pieee styles. Block
end winteE-impo eoIors. Sizes l2h
10, 22h in the group.
WGL-Women's Dresses, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1954-12-09

Were Now
IS Wool Joekets in fIon-
mel or tweed. In
pin, ehoik or wide
stripes and flecked
patterns. Groy, brown l4e5to
green and ton 10 l8 1895 500
80 Pers OF Cotton Cor
duroy Shorts in Plods.
Navy or brown. 1918 5.o8 Its
so Orion SIipon Sweaters
in white, blue and
beige. So to 40 5.e8 3.75
IS Hend rolled Silk
Seosfs in prints. At
troctve color COM
bnotions. 36" 3.e5 ITS
Is Blouses in printed silk
or sheer nyIon trieot.
Jewel or wee necklnes.
White, pink, lilac
and coral. Misses. i2.s5to
sizes 81 to So l4.e5 S.75
WGL-sportsweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1954-12-09

BENCAY contains the painyeevng ingredients
but has LnnOn skim You car e
u at your Drug Store in the blue package or GET this:
FREE SAMPLE 0se Ave- New Yo4
N! PARTY PLANS for the holidays include perfect por.v Pie
hight n luscious confecon
fRosI!NG MIX! know you'll want to try it. - a
ING NIX into bowl add u SSgl SCu
ouaf 8sst until thoroughly
pecan halves into unbsd
of 20 minutes until filling GGsaD
ITS like real od-fashioned Southern Pecan Pie ~
Ppos put EEK 6ow quick and Isl uNKEr" QUICK FUDGE
Candies only minutes Chocolate Penuche and Cocon
Evening star., 1954-12-09

WGL-The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star., 1954-12-09
So Mems Tuxedos
Now Half Price, 34|9

W5l-The Mems Store, End FIoos
Washington store only
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Save Importantly on
BIouses, ATS
We're 8.98 TO 1925

" ctc Os/O ~ 4Ss/o
10 eottons, royons, nyIons and printed
silks. Short or u sleeves. Jewel, wee and
eIassie neekIines. White. pink. beige and
navy. 81 to 3s.
Were Now
Evening star., 1954-12-09

80 topeoets. eheviot. sobordine and
tweed fobries in. set-in and region sleeve
models. Brown, blue. sroy. Check size
chort
Evening star., 1954-12-09

uppeuS When feature CREAM
. n Of RICE the same creamy smooth rice cereal
fO@V that doctors recommend for babies! Why? Because
go it's easier to digest than any other kind Of cereal
and is the basis Of wide variety of delicious nur-
tious dishes So if you or anyone in your family must
eat SOFT easily digestible food because of hyperen-
sion, ulcers or the like, get CREAM OF RICE
then write me for this:
49, FREE BOOKLET called "tov soeeiot DIET Y..ts
with different carefully
promise will tempt Address Nancy sssst hi Mdoc
M York b Jew ~ ~ S' '''' So "'a's"
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Mems Wool Topeoots

WGL-The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star., 1954-12-09

Kodak Sserso camsra-For
3-dimensional pictures In spar.
king color. All controls simple
and well marked. Has spirit
bubble, big viewfinder, easy load
ing, fine f3.S lenses. The newest,
and really excitingl SS4.50.
Evening star., 1954-12-09

SPtN" WIFI UTTIV
recipes that ! promise will tempt
Avenue. New York IL, New York.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14
Parsons First
Racing Entry

DARLINGTON - Johnnie Par
sons, Van Mugs, California, form
err AAA national champion and
winner of the Indianapolis soc
mile race III 1850, became the first
official entry, today. for the
Darlington independence Day
Sweepstakes, July 5.
Parsons will drive the Roland
Equa-Flow Special, the same
mount he hopes ito drive a.
Indianapolis.
The former champion. who won
Darlington's inaugural AAA big
car race in 1850, is presently re-
covering from injuries suffered
in a midget racing accident thi.
past winter. Sandy Belond. the
West Coast manufacturer who
filed Parsons entry said the
former champion is recovering
nicely and that the team was
pointing for the July event.
Parsons, a post entry for the
big race in 1850, filled in for
another injured driver, Paul
Russo, and, driving a strange car
set the track record for one lap
and 200 miles. The marks still
stand, for the big race cars.
With a starting field of thirty
race cars allowed to start in the
two-century classic, Bob Colvin
Darlington'S manager, predicted
field of at least forty of the big
Indianapolis cars will attempt to
land one of the starting spots.
Qualifying trials will be held July
, and 3 with the 80 fastest start
ing July >.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14
Exams Slated
By Civil Service

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced exam
nations for b n k Examiner
(Trainee Assistant and Assistant
S3.795 and S4,205 u year. for duty
in the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation and for TOBACCO In
spector. S3,4lO to $4,000 year. in
the Agricultural Marketing Service
of the Department of Agriculture.
The Bank Examiner positions are
located throughout the United
States. Applicants will be requir-
ed to take written test and must
have had appropriate education of
experience.
Tobacco Inspector positions are
located in the Southeastern States.
No written test is required: appli-
Giants will be rated on the basis of
their experience in the handling
and marketing of tobacco. After a
fair training period, they will be
given practical test in the inspec-
ton of tobacco.
Full information on regarding
the requirements, and instructions
on applying, may be obtained from
many post offices throughout the
country, and from the United
States Civil Service Commission.
Washington 25, D. c. Applications
for Tobacco Inspector positions
must be on file not later than MAY
4. 1851. Applications will De ac-
ccpted until further notice for
Bank Examiner positions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14
Berry Loop Leaders To Discuss
Final Plans AT Thursday Meet

Team representatives in the
Strawberry League will meet
Thursday night, April Is, at 100
at the Whiteville Friendly Drive
In Restaurant to make definite
plans for the coming baseball sea-
son.
Vince J. Colombo, president of
the League. said today that each
team would be expected to deposit
its membership fee at the Thurs
day meeting. Teams who were in
the fold last year will be required
to pay $3.50 while any new en-
tries will pay the S25 entering fee.
At the present time there are
five teams who will definitely be
in competition in the League. Tab
or City. Red Springs. Whiteville,
and Wilmington
are signed while several other
teams including Fair Bluff and
Bladcnboro are expected to make
their entry definite at the Thurs
day meet.
Il received two requests from
Fair Bluff and Hope Mills this
week SO it may be that they will
join the semi-pro Strawberry
Loop this year" said Colombo.
Opening date for the Loop has
been set for May IL with the last
game Of regular season play COM
ing on August 10.
As vet. there has been no Schcd-
ule released but Colombo stated
that the schedule would be drawn
as soon as eight teams are decided
on for league competition.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

2ND DIV, KOREA - Pvc. Jet
ter Mobiles Jr., 20. whose parents
live on Route 3, Whitcville. was
recently transferred to the 2nd
Infantry Division in Korea.
Private Mobiles had been serving
with the 45th Infantry Division
which Is being returned to the l.
S. He will finish his Korean tour
of duty with the end Division,
new training to maintain combat
efficiency.
Private Mobiles entered the Army
in March 1853 and received basic
training at Fort Bliss. Tex.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14
bjrl,l1s

Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis Cox
of Route ?. Loris. announce the
birth of 4 son, Ronnie Gene Cox,
April 5 weighing lbs. 8 OF. Mrs.
Cox is the former Ruby Lee Russ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny G. Hodge
of Route /, Nichols, announce the
birth of son. Harry Eugene
Hodge. April weighing 8 lbs. l2l2
or. Mrs. Hodge is the former Ethel
Lee Harper.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14
Armed Forces

lST DIV, GERMANY - PVT.
Doyle f. Edge, II, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Edge, Route l, Conway.
recently joined the lst Infantry
Division in Germany.
Private Edge. a riflCman in Com
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

FAR EAST tFHTNC)-Marine
Sgt. Dewey l.. Sousand, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. thousand of
Route /, and husband of the form
er Miss Louise V. Benton of Route
=. and Marine Pfc. Cleveland
Wright, Of Route /. all of Loris,
5. c.. recently arrived al Inchon
harbor aboard the transport Gen.
McRae to serve with the lst Mar
inc Division in Korea.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

In addition to his teaching
Hodges will direct several public
productions during the summer
session. Students at Winthrop
will be given an opportunity to
participate in these.
Hodges is director of the Divis
ion of Fine Arts and director of
dramatics in the Richmond Di-
vision of the College of William
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

9-July 20. The Stage and Direct.
ing the School Play will both
carry three semester hours of
either graduate or undergraduate
credit.
In the second summer session.
July 2l-August 10, Hodges will
direct theater workshop, which
VIII carry three hours of either
graduate or undergraduate credit
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

County during the month of March
amounted to $4,856.25, reports T.
l.. Benson County Chairman OF
the Savings Bonds Division of the
Treasury Department.
E and II sales for the state for
tie same period totaled S2.276,-
3O6.56 according to Burnell Sloan.
State Savings Bond Chairman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

anu u18ty.
He was also director for some
years of his own summer theater
in Vermont.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14
Course In Drama
Offered At Winthrop

ROCK HILL Raymond
Hodges will offer for the third
consecutive year work in drama
tics during the Winthrop College
summer session.
He will teach two courses dur
ing the first summer session lima
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-04-14

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