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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26
Air Force 10 Open First
Overseas ~ Unit Oct. II

Plans for the Air Forces first
overseas television. which will
specialize in educational and in
formational material to troops,
have been completed, according
to an announcement by the Mill
tary Air Transport Service at
Andrews Air Force Base.
Because of its isolated loca-
ton, Lagos Field, in the Azores,
has been chosen by MATS as
the proving ground for the in
novation. Official broadcasting
will commence October II.
MATS said the Azores So
watt station will be the first of
a series of similar operations in
various parts of the world.
The stations also will telecast
kinescope recordings of the top
State-side programs of the NBC,
ABC, CHS and Dumont networks.
The station will be equipped to
telecaSt local shows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26

less. she gets its down. She's on
a controlled diet that calls for
500 to 1900 calories.
In the long range. doctors
might try to prevent these de-
posts that narrow the arteries
of the body. But to do that. they
need people like Miss Hepner.
They're normal. If they were
not, the ultimate results Of the
test might be ruined by dis
ease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26

Hepner eats each day are Of
utmost Importance to the SCI
entific investigation. Her weight
must be kept at an even 154
pounds The scientists don't
want their tests on thyroid hor-
mones and cholesterol to get in
volved with the metabolism of
the body involved IN weight loss.
So, Miss Hepner has to clean"
her plate every meal.
Sometimes she feels like she's
stufting herself, but. neverthe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26
Woman Likes Being
Guinea Pig in Study
OF Artery Hardening


they reach the age Of "a have
found themselves under q CLASH
fication of normal" And it is
rare. indeed, to be referred to as
"a normal"
But these things have hap
pened to Ruth Hepner of Mon
tana. a resident of the Clinical
Center of the National Institutes
of Health.
Miss Hepner prefers to be
called zone of the so-called nor
mails" She has lots of time to
think and has often wondered
just what a normal" person is.
Yet, this is her classification.
Being normal" at least free
from disease, was her ticket to
the Clinical Center. She was
what certain scientists wanted
for one slant of the continuous
study into heart disease. And
Miss Hepner was ready and will
ing to help out.
Swallows 3 Pills a Day.
Miss Hepner is a member of
The Church of the Brethren, a
pacifist sect. She has volunteered
her services to science for enc
year at the Clinical. Center.
Right now, Miss Hepner, three
times a day, swallows a pill
slightly smaller than an aspirin
tablet. The pill is composed of
an extract of the thyroid gland
of an animal. She's been doing
this since August 5 and frankly
enjoying it.
She represents a living study
on atherosclerosis-or hardening
of the arteries.
A popular theory about athe-
rosclerosis is that 1t represents
some fault of the body's mech
apism to handle fatty substances.
In atherosclerosis, the normally
smooth artery lining is narrowed
by patchy deposits which consist
largely of fatty substances, espe-
cially an item called "choles-
terol." Clots may form in these
narrowed arteries and cause
death.
125 Needle Punches.
Yet science has found that
persons with a hyper-thyroid
condition have less cholesterol in
their blood stream-and also lose
weight.
The relationship between a
hopped-up thyroid gland and
cholesterol bothered scientists of
the National Heart Institute.
Miss Hepner has helped them
out by eating hormones manu-
featured by, the thyroid gland
and has been punched 1875 times
with a needle-so tests can be
run on her blood.
80 lar, mourning OF any Sig
nificance has come out of the
test. When it will, no one can.
predict.
AS for now, Miss Hepner, who
has always been interested in
medicine anyway, is quite happy
about the whole thing.
She would like to be a mis-
sionary eventually and feels her
stint at the Clinical Center is
a service to mankind.
This is full-time Christian
service. she says, "and more
along the material angle of do
ing something for humanity-not
just saving souls"
J.
Skid Row Missionary.
Miss Hepner has tried the
latter. She conducted services
for some time in the Skid Row
section of Chicago.
The three meals which Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26
Director Of Home Where oulnt Died (olnq 10 Chile

gust 8 during an epileptic seiz-
ure at the rest home. A cor
oner's jury ruled the death ac-
cidental but attached an unpub-
lished rider to the verdict with
recommendations concerning
treatment Of sick persons at rest
homes.
It was disclosed at the inquest
that no doctor was called for
Emile until after her fourth and
fatal attack. Since then, plans
have been made to have q resi-
dent nurse at the home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26
BY Tho As.eei1tad Press

STE. AGATHE, Quebec. Sept.
25.-Anne Marie Tardif. former
directress Of L'Acceuil Quay. the
Laurentian rest home where
Quintuplet Emile Dionne died.
will 60 to Chile on missionary
work, officials reported today.
Miss Tardif. 28, is now at
l'Hopital de l'Assomption at
Grand Falls. N. B., preparing to
leave for South America, spokes-
men at the rest home said.
Emile died of suffocation Au-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26
1888 Tots 2.Pc. Suits

Suspender knit pants and G
long sleeve, button front "
cardigans to match. Sizes
I to 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26
GirdIes and Pantie GirdIes

Regularly 1913. Two-way e
stretch rayon and elastic ~
knit girdles and panties.
Reg. and x sizes. -
Evening star., 1954-12-19
IA. 4-0550
Choice Locations

S130-Popular Heights, the choice
Falls Church community with
Its own swimming pool and
rec. center; 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. all-elee. GE kitchen
with range. garbage DisposalI.
dishwasiler and Bendix washer.
Large picture windows. wooded
lot, storage attic. Is min. 70
Pentagon. House with bsmt.
slightly higher.
8. Lee st.. Fails Church.
Ideally located. Just block
from busline and et.. James
parochial School. 3-bedfoom
rambler with daylight bsmt.
and puildown stairway "a
attic. Modern ali-elec. kitchen.
Few-house condition.
Pines, beautiful SUBJ
division near Annandale. New
3-bedrm. brick rambler. large
picture windows. full bsmt.,
puIldown stairway TO attic,
garage; disposal. dishwasher'
elee. range and refsf. Large
spacious lot.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

ALEXANDRIA. va, 4S Hillcrest dr.,
SSS-2 bedrms.. bath, liv. rm.. din.
and kit. with stove and washer; gas
heat. Out Fairhaven St, 2 blocks,
W. BERENS SALES. INC, 1922 L
st. NV. Ma. S-7621. sun. call 10.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

IEDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage,
l'eAs, Ia s-Ss4; eyes, RA' s;atle' q.
CHESTER MovERS-A trunk or 4,
truckload; also truck rentals: cal
5-S570: ewes, IA. 9-0115.
beaches Q specially. 8. L. NORRIS
TU: 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVE By HILL--fiome or bus. shor,
Of long notices: extra services: al,
time: sensibly priced. Lu. I-95O0.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET O,
across the country safe storage II
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STCR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
SAFE MOVING in padded vans: S5
per hr:: BY experienced men. HARRIS
MOVERS. 10. 7.S34I.
GENERAL HAULING: day or night
Reasonable rates. Free estimates
LU. 3-1696.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
COOP. APIS. FOR SALE

ONTARIO APT, 1858 Ontario I'd
to transp:: $500. Inspection b
CAN SECURITY & TRUST co.
TiIDDES GARDENS. 1924 Tilden ' st
n.w.-A delightful 3-bedroom, 2
bath apt; full-size din. rm., lge
liv. rm., ample cedar-lined closets
8 exposures: one of the better CO.
sIsSsa cs eony 900 t tto Conn % an ave
proved purchaser. AMERICAN Sc.
CURITY g. TRUST CO, l5th and
TILDEN GARDENS-Garden apart.
ment Of 2 bedrooms. bath, living
room. dining room. kitchen, excellent
southern exposure. Fairly priced. Fol-
). NELSON HUGHES, EN-. s-s4oo
VA.-1-bedrm. apt: down payment
yard space. JE. 3-s496. 30
A VERY DESIRABLE APT. for adults
Foyer, 2 bedrmS., bath, kit, glassed,
in porch; conv. NV area. $4,000
$1,000 cash. bal. $67.25 per mo
Ma. S-1353, RA. 3-4138.
OPEN 2 pm. to 5 pm, ADAMS MILL
RD.-2707. efdc.. $22 mo-. operating
exp. Priced to sell. terms, vacant
Mr.. Nasca in lobby, OIL. 4-2403
COX & CO., RE. 7-1633.
SO, 75O, TERMS; $1,000. CASH-Liv
rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath, pch.; adults
closets. DU. 1885.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
HOUSES uNFURNlsHED

CoLoRED-vERY LARGR hriek-and-
stone corner home, eompletely re.
decorated In and out: oil heat; 8
large rooms and bath; only Sis
mo. Mr. NEuNANN. Ma. S-2S2I.
IcoL0RED-lses sth ST. Nw.-riys
rooms; sos mo. Available immedi-
stsg. Front and rear yard. II. g.
CtoIiSo,RED-wooDRmGE. 18Th st.
n;s.-7 rms; gas heat; vacant. Gan
ooEokfaDSi4ss ooEokfaDSGi4ss r ST. NK.-Srsies.
rms, bath. basement, h.-w.h.; SIS.
TX. $4,000: eyes,, Ho. 2-0SsS.
coLosED FOR REspoNslsIE
coHSRfS. csss fsS.sa R'' q sshEfaalESsb Eaf7alSs 1s II.
S1MoEVs fTsx bxvfbsoS ffss c'lohiel &c.. 'eiso6: IS:
coIo6kkGD ll4 LoNeFIILow
s-room Colonial brick; SN modern
baths: recreation room. BIT. in ga
rage: $3.50 per month. Ap. 4.S7S7:
eyes. RA. 6-ll04.
N,E:. Woodridge-7 rms. kit, bath,
E:sssssis. S:ssss.a,s 5s sibsa no nR Rs ksa si.' 81
|coLoRED4vACANT. seae 5th st.
mp rms. bath; oil h.-w.h. To.
|coIoSRRfE;p-l,sh. COR. PARK RD.-
baths; SIS mo. oDtion to buy.
coEokEDMfopp 81 ksEIIDSfp pL. NE. nr. my snd
st. and Rhode Island awe rms,
hsmt., gas heat. S105. Call l0-4
yeesdays. v. D. JOHNSTON. Hu.
CoI0RIED-sas RANDOLPH ST.
N.W.-Large, roomy home, 8 rooms,
bath. attic. porches, practically new
automatic heat. 500. MARSHALL
J; WAPLE CO.. l224 14th st. NV.
CoIoREDwi4Ss CHURCH ST. NV.
Brick; rms. and bath; gas heat;
coLokSD&iis oaxH S1e SV TO- nSth "a; 81. Sse s.R-s
$50, Apply GUY TIMER. 1899
CoLoRED-INa K ST. N.W.-s rms.
b, elec.. sss heat; newly decorated;
500 per mo. A. L. oRINDLsY,
coEoREpEiss SS1 Il; sSsi TENN. AVE. NE
and bath and fin, bsmt. VERY attract.
CoIoRED 49, 1855 fALBERT TER.
S.E.-5-room brick home with oil
h..w.h. for rent reasonably TO Q
reliable tenant. Call MRS. JONES.
coIoREDMMopERN 81 sIfl0ii s-b.drm, brick
home. gas heat. Vacant. fmmed.
poss. to responsible tenant. ST.
3-9433, IA. o-1750.
C0LoRED-20I6 NORTH cAPIToL
ST:-6 rms, b.. elec., cellar. h..Eh-
Evening star., 1954-12-19

JEFFERSON MANOR-va. Q bedrms.,
din. rm.. fenced yard. vacant;
RENT ONE OF THESE Silver Spring
homes, % Six room and bath home
with full bsmt. in Wheaton, freshly
decorated: $l10 mo. (2l Six rooms,
2 baths, double recr. room with an
other bath, built-in garage. screened
porch: $3.50 mo-. very central. RIP
LEY & ROMER, JU. 9-7539. Open
Evening star., 1954-12-19

MCLEAN, Vas bedroom, bath,
radiant heat home; large wooded
ping; SI15 month, LEE W. CHAR
TERS, Broker. Mclean. Va. Ell.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUGLEss DRUGSTORE with soda
lent location in nearby Arlington.
weekly sales. $1,000. Priced rea.
REALTY Co. IA. s-2160. ia.
FtGkSfiTURE FtGHkkffiTU sroRE.upholstery ihoD.
fully equipped; plus q furn. apts..
a f'aisGi axGok = OIL LEON COMPANY ha. ash new
service station for lease IN DEFENSE
sIs. HsIEIoHTs. La LAFHAM L.s;,,-. SECTION.
,sss ss.. Po'os1'is g Box , ssis@oIs asiisI%as0s 3
Nd. or eall Mr.. pgCKWoETH.
Baltimore. Plaza 2-29e0. Mon.
7-bS75 evenings and week ends.
GAS STATION AND PARKING Ior.
iaysstmsni. Mr.. Puzzo. o. 4
ESQ SERVICE STATION for ssI.-
Excellent location; reas: rent: 6307
Marlboro pike Sc, RE. 6-9615. -19
CASH FOR TRASH RoUTEs-With
Or Or sn Without sis,IS tEgek. Call RE- s9 7-ssio
seLETSe Fl nsi 0-PiiS; PLACE for balance only
with liquor license. Real bargain.
$4,000. Ewes. AD. 2-5:,6S 24s
PHOTO sUPPLY BUSINESS. ven
established, willing 70 sell part IN
se eresi psr.iSiy iS aesf retirs BOZ as. sta
DRY CLEANING. $50 wk.. low rent:
5000. 4. r. sEELYE. DI. 1895.
DRY CLEANING. $500 Vk.. Bethesda;
Riasn.nfR ioi. 4. r. fSssRain'D sERIYE. DI 7lssgs.
DRY CLEANING Plant, S325 10 $3.50
Inc. 4. Z. sEELYE. IA. 7-26sl.
VARIETY. toy and novelty. $4,000
ness forces sale Tor little more than
SSo'as Soss. q 4. 0sh 4. sErEYs Di aa assas S..
EoloMsc .l..,sIs ,dU. aousE. ,.s, 8 sDia6sn ,us 9
sEELYE. bf. 1925.
sl76 day. Conn. ave-;
stainless steel, all Ike new, air con-
s;siSD5a ssaSoo. A. Z. isStELY1E. Df. "7-ssss.'
RESTAURANT, good NV. loe.. 500
wk.. can be much more with few
shanses: seats III: now very short
aoqs' e. 4. sEEI9f. Il :IS 2 81 Gr aSs5 500 eo:''
DINER, $500 day; price. s23, 500 bldg
and bus: terms: can be moved: help.
$500 vk. A. r. sEELYE. DL 7-s325.
TAVERN, liquor on and on sale. slot
machines; Arm. apt. ineluded: priss.
S., 800; down. 1900 Southern Nd.
BOOMING HOUsE. $3.50 mo. INC: 10
so,G9R2s s,92s ,,I eaths ois se.s 5: 5fTrn.: tsFo. JsFs.
4. =. skH,YR. HI 1885.
(ccntinued @ nat psssl
Evening star., 1954-12-19
APARTMENTS WANTED

n. Z. OWNERS sAY--CAIf. MANDE
Tor good tenants; furn. or unfurn
you or agt. collects rents; reas
fee. INQUIRE ME. s-6414 weekdays
|MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE desires low
rent. toD-fioor. unfurn apt. in Pet
worth, near Ga. ave. ia. 9-5T27
UNFURN. EFFfC. wanted for occu
parcy Jan. 4; pref. within valkinl
distance Of Conn. and Wocdley I'd
and Conn. and DeSales. Ia. 9-42O2
Evening star., 1954-12-19
HOUSES uNFURNIsHED

KENsINGToN, Md. 3O12 Ferndale
st.. 500 bedrms.. liv. rm.. large
kit: with stove and refgr.; din. bath;
full basement, gas heat. single
hunEalow with large yard. Cal
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES
INC. 1722 I st.. NV. Ma. e-7621
LOVELY 6-kM. RAMBLER. with
ssDd Ssnt- stove; s;,ca c6sfsT.i lge; lge;ols: lSt: nss
SUIILAND, Md bedrms.. 2 bath
S125. incl. utils.. laundry facilities
conv TO shopping center. busline
10 s-5l40. 2506 Iverson st. sc
4 BEDRMs.. . baths, slss mo; neu n
immed. poss. 10. $500 i'tfuy I'll \ pm uy
HUGGINS & HARRISON. INC.
3 porches. large front and back
yards. bsnt-. gas h.-w.h.; good
transp.; adults; irnmed. possess
rent, S100 nc, or $126 II re-
decorated. MA. S-194O.
2-STORY, 3-BEDRM. BRICK. ] yr
old; fun bsmt., outside entrance
GE zig ineiudinE dishvasher an:
gehools. Within walking distance
loS s4tk AVE-. s.E.-3 6edrms., Us
3 yrs. old. WI ssn $1,000 down
% trade. CT. 1887. --1o
Evening star., 1954-12-19

CLEVELAND PAKk - Brick corner
house. well furn., 3 bedrms., liv. rm.,
din. rm., den. kit. breakfast rnf.,
3h baths. finished bsmt. Wo,
6-3733, EN-. 2-7731.
Mr.. 18th ST. N.W.--Excel. transp.,
conv. to everythingA clean, 8 rms.
1ha baths, oil heat CO. 5-7579.
CHEVY CHASE-Comfortab home
bet. Col. and c. c. Clubs. conv. to
schools, churches, shop. transp
Insp.. / to 5, Sun. 1904 Conn. ave.
No phone.
BEAUTIFUL new rambler, compl
furn., except linens and dishes; ideal
for Congressional family. OIL
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Greet the Holiday Season
In the Home of Your Choice

Among are several 3 to Q bedrm
homes u; Immsdiate s,.. possession lon. a. e
WA. 5-2221, Mrs. eteilo. WALKER
q DUNLOP, NC, Realtors, Uptown
Once, IN. 2-6515. 30
WHITE on C0LoRED-606 Msss
HsasExTIn sEsi aHn J. ryWszfiie ie.esso;; a.. si, ~,
l1th Sk nv, AD. G-200S.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Do

you know that you can To-
cate choice apartments bor-
dering the latest civic addi-
ton to Washington's land
scape, the Two Jima Me-
mortal?
Most attractive 2-bedroom
units with separate dining
room and equipped with
every modern convenience,
from $110 incl. all utilities.
Only 5 minutes to Pentagon
and 10 minutes to downtown
Washington.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL 5
SEE MRS. MARTIN, APT. NO. 3
RADNORA APTs. 400 n. 21st
STREET. ARLINGTON. VA. IA
2-7151.
DIRECTIONS: Cross Memorial Bridge
follow Arlington blvd. "a mile tc
SHANNON & LUCTIS co.
|724 14th st. NV. MA. S-234t
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
.Loris Markets
Will Open
Next Monday

The chant of the auctioneer next
Monday will usher in Loris' 51st
year as tobacco market. The
market has been in continuous
operation since 1908.
j. II. Yon, who is serving for the
second year as sales supervisor.
said warehouses were being put
in readiness for opening day.
Again this year Joe Burnett and
Harold "High-Dollar" Daniels will
be the auctioneerS on the Loris
market. Yon said all the major to-
bacco companies will be represent
ed at local saleS-domestic, export
and independents.
Last year, Loris led the state in
highest average prices paid per
hundred pounds with S5397. With
the exception of 1850, the Loris
market has had the highest aver
age in the state for the past II
years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
&c. B. Todd
Dies At 81

c. B. Todd. 90. retired farmer
died Wednesday at p. m. in the
Conway, S. c. hospital. Funeral
rites were held from the Loris
Baptist Church. where he was =
member, Friday at p. m. by Rev
Morgan B. Gilrcath, pastor of the
Green Sea Baptist Church. Burial
was in the Patterson Cemetery.
Mr.. Todd was the son of the.late
Joseph Todd and Rena Royal
Todd. For the past several years
he has made his home with 2
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Jackson OF
Green Sea.
Hc is survived by one son. Leon
Todd of Conway; five daughters
Mrs. A. B. Jackson Of Green Sea
Mrs. c. d. johnson of jefferson
Mrs. j. l.. Johnson of Georgetown
Mrs. A. P. Cox of Macon, Ga, and
Mrs. l.. H. Eedgworth of Lake
City; one sister, Mrs. Cora D
Stevens of Loris: ~ grandchildren
and II great grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
B I R T H S

The following births reported
at the Loris Community Hospital
during the week of July IA thro-
ugh II are as follows:
A baby boy, Elton Ricky Ward
to Mr.. and Mrs. Elton B. Ward OF
Tabor City, n. c.
a baby boy. Teddy Randall
Suegs, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Suggs of Route 3, Loris.
A baby girl, Evelyn Faye Cart
rette TO Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cart
rette of Route |, Aynor.
A baby girl, Sherry Dianne
Strickland, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
R. Strickland of Route |, Loris.
A baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurmond Nealy of Route 3, Loris.
A baby girl, Dorothy Rose Jones
to MIR. and Mrs. Bobby Edward
Jones of Route 3. Tabor City.
a baby boy, James Larry Fair
cloth, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fair
cloth of Route 2, Loris.
A baby girl, Beverly Varonica
Causcy, TO Mr.. and Mrs. James
Causey Of Route 2, Galivants
Ferry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Methodist Church Is One OF
Towns Foremost Beauty Spots

One Of the most impressive and
beautiful sights to greet people
coming into Tabor City on the
Whiteville highway i, the newly
constructed st. Paul Methodist
Church.
This beautiful house of worship
is the realization of a dream
which had been foremost in the
minds of the Methodists in Tabor
City for many years.
In 1905, Rev L. f. SAWYER WAS
sent by the Methodist Confer
ence to the charge in this area
consisting of churches at Zion
Bestheda, Old Dock, Shiloh. Betb-
el, Lebanon and Clarendon.
Mr sawyer was an engcreetic
minister of his Faith and soon
found that his seven churches
did not provide him with suf-
hcient work, so he began church
services in the old wooden school
house in Mount Tabor.
In the summer of 1908 n So
RES OF services were held in tho
Carolina Warehouse and soon
afterwards the Tabor Methodist
church was organized with nine
charter members. Only one of
the original charter members. Mr.
j. l.. Lewis, remains on the church
roll today, due to death or boy-
ing moved away.
The old st Paul Methods,
Church building was begun and
completed during the years 1909
1911, during the passionate OF tho
Kew w. B. Humble. This building
was located on the southwest COR
ner of Fifth and Lewis Streets and
has been torn down since the
completion of the new church.
Forty-SiN members were on roll
at the end of the Rev Humble's
paStoratc. j. L. Lewis was the
Sunday School Superintendent a
position he held intermittantlv
for more than twenty-five wears
until 1914.
For many years the members
planned and worked toward their
goal, a new church. In 1851 the
Building Fund, which was begun
curing the passionate of the Rev
Joe Coble. amounted TO SOS 600
and 1t was decided that construc-
ton OF the new building could be-
gin. Construction began in De-
cembcr of 1851 under the leader
ship of the Rev c.. w. Crutchfield
and a Building Committee COM
posed of E. c. Sanders. r. r. Rop-
erS, j. L. Lewis, Lewis Gore and
Miss Helen Butler.
The new edifice, built at a total
cost of S125,OOO, was first occu-
pied in February of 1853. It con-
SiSts OF a sanctuary, a SUNDAY
School Chapel, pastors study.
Kitchen. nursery and Sunday
School rooms.
The Rev Paul Carruth, the pres
ent pastor, came to the Saint Paul
and Zion Church charge in No
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

Vemoer Of 1858. He is married
and has three children. Ellen, aged
o. raul aged 6, and Robby, aged
8. Mr. Carruth was formerly an
AR Force Chaplain in Texas.
Ned Butler is Superintendent OF
the sunday School and Ann Hay
den Williams is president of the
methodist Youth Fellowship.
The Woman's Society of Chris
.ian Service is an active organiza-
tion OF Sc members and a Metho-
oiS' mems Club was recently or
ganized with 80 charter members
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

A baby boy, Julian Jeffrey STAN
ley, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Stanley
of Route 4, Loris.
A baby girl (colored) mary
Catherine Knox to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Knox of Crescent Beach.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

Joseph A. Todd, ships service
man seaman. USN, son of MIR. and
Mrs. L. c. Todd of Route 1, CIar-
endor. \. C., operates a steam
presser in the ships laundry u
board the attack transport USS
Andromeda operating in Far East
ern waters with the U. S. Seventh
Fleet. Since arriving in Japan last
March, the AndrOmeda has visited
many ports including those of Yo-
kohama. YOkOsuka and Kobe,
three of the principal cities in ia
pan. She also participated in a
mock invasion of Two Jima re-
Gently with the 3rd Marine Divi-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
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