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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Back Home: Mrs. F1ossie Harris
and daughter. Leslie Diane, s6ST
Clinton Az, accompanied by Mrs,
Allie Wilson of 394T Fourth Az.
s., spent the holidays in Kansas
City, Mo. visiting Mrs. Harris
parents. Mr., and Mrs. Luther
Payne. Sr.. and sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Pres.
colt The visitors were the recip,
tents OF numerous social courtes.
les. On Sunday, December Is. Mrs
Prescott held open house to about
rs friends in honor of the Mime.
sotans. The trio returned home on
New Years evening
Omission. In the recent election
held by Daughters OF Isis, Fexzar
Court No, Z. Daughter Heller
Lawrence was elected first lieu
tenant COMMANDERS and daughtc
Margaret Wright was elected sec
ond lieutenant COMMANDERS,
Sad News: Mrs. Richard Cal
houn, 35t0 Smelling Az, received e
telephone call Sunday morning
January 2. from Kansas City. Mo.
telling her OF the death of her sis.
ter-in-law, Mrs. Lula Whiting, who
had Just died of heart attack.
Mrs, whiting was the widow of
the late Herbert Whiting who
resided in Minneapolis and died
some three years ago. After the
death of her husband, Mrs, Whit
ing went to Kansas City TO make
her home with sister
Correction: Mrs Charles Banks,
the former Cariotta Curry was a
graduate OF Bryant Junior high
school and not the Warrington
school as was stated in our last
edition,
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan. s-Douglas Samuel Lewis.
377 N. st. Adams; Michael Me-
Farlsnd, 1915 Rondo Az; James
Grice, 500 w. Central Av,. Mrs,
w. d. Gray, TOO Rondo Az; Mrs.
Kemuel Ellis, 2ss w. Central Av.;
Mrs, Irene Blakey, 735 st. An
thony Az.
Jan. Mrs. Bliss Kemp, Ats
Thomas Av,: Joseph Jones. 49l st.
Anthony Av.; Wilburt Larry Burk.
i91 st, Anthony Az; Edith Mas
sic. $50 Carroll Az: Mrs, Haywood
Mckinney, 1923 Fremont Av N;
Mike and Gail Greer. twins, 307
Dupont Av. N; Bernard Il. Will
l<inson ala Third Av. s.
Jan, l1--Mrs. Elizabeth Davis,
500 Plymouth Av N; Mrs Malin-
da Babb, 1909 Third Av, s.; Mrs.
Onie Mccoy. 1907 Olson Highway:
Mrs. f. r. Mckee. 232 Fremont
Av, N; Gayle Kelley, 942 Bryant
Av. N.
Jan. i2-Mr. J. Anderson, 1920
Tenth Az. s.; Agnes Hill, 1920
Kemp, COG st. Anthony Az; Mrs.
John Pettiford, s97 Carroll Av.;
Mrs. Earlyn A. Bell, 9I2 st. An
thony Az; Louis White. 727
Thomas Az.
Jan. 10 Marva Ann Boyd, 1877
Iglehart Az; Merlin Price. 70a
Rondo Av.; Robert Turpin, 5oa N
Western Az; Mr.. Reeder Turner,
756 Rondo Av; Mrs, Katherine
Williams. 567 Carroll Az;
Jan. 1i-George Duncan, 405
st. Anthony Az; Mrs. Dan Briley.
sos St Anthony Az; Marcelonc
Henderson, $50 St Anthony Az.
Drexel Pugh, 972 Carroll Az;
Charles Lamb, $50 w. Central Az,
Jan. IL Eloise Toussaint, $50
Iglehart Av.; lois Smith. 397 St
Anthony Az; Harold Price, 706
Rondo Az; stephen Maxwell 500
st Anthony Av,
Jan. Mrs. Theodore Allen,
g96 Iglehart Az; Patricia Brown
931 st. Anthony Av.. Lincoln Ber-
ry Jr., sos w. Central Az; Dewey
Jackson, 739 Roudo Av.; Mrs. Jeff
Anderson. 900 st. Anthony Av.:
Mrs, Frances Smith. 400 81. An
thony Av.; Cherry Alice white,
zoos N. Dale St
Jan. II Clarence V. Taylor.
1915 Rondo Av.; Rita Jean Hollo-
man, 1853 st. Anthony Az; Melvin
Henderson, $50 St Anthony Av.;
Carol X, TENDED, 500 st. Anthony
Av.; Mrs. Cecilia Worthington.
s46 Rondo Av.; Lawrence Gambol,
1876 Arundel
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S. were hosts to a few friends at
buffet supper following the For
ty club dance on Wednesday eve
ming, December 20. The delightful
affair held in their beautiful rum
pus room had as its theme, Top
Hats and Candy Canes. A Center
piece of green pine foliage sur
rounded with red and white strip
ped canes and stars added a fes-
tive touch. Following a delicious
supper fare, guests enjoyed social
izing, Those partaking of their
hospitality included the Messrs.
and Mines. Walter Smith. Ben
Alexander of ST. Paul, Burie Car
michael Sr., A. B. Cassius, William
MeQuerry and warnell Rhodes.
Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. McMoore and son accompanied
by Miss Carol Allen, left by motor
for their hcsne at jefferson City
Missouri on Sunday morning.
January 2, after spending the holi-
days in the city visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. McMoore were
the house guests of his mother,
Mrs. Elsie McMoore, 4l6 e. 25th
St, and Miss Allen was the house
guest of her mother, Mrs. Ruth AL
len and aunt. Mrs. Vesta Young of
2430 Fifth Av. S. Miss Allen re-
turned to Lincoln University, JET
ferson City, Mo, to resume her
studies.
Family Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson Phillips, ALAG Third Av. S,
entertained at family dinner on
Christmas day. Guests were Mrs.
Elege Stanford, sister of Mr.. Phil
lips, Mrs. John Stanford and
daughter, Denise, nieces, Robert
Redd Jr.. nephew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dayton Loud and sons, Dayton Jr.,
and Raynell, sister of Mrs. Phil
lips.
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cember 50. A delicious lunch and
games added merriment to the
evening of fun. Guests were the
Mines. Robert Murray, Paul
Mayes, James Brown. Theodosia
Martin, Percy Hughes Jr., and
Barbara Cyrus.
Return To Their Homes: The
Misses Bernice Hayes and Carolyn
Combs of Chicago, left for their
homes on Tuesday morning, De-
cember 80, after spending the
Christmas holiday in he Twin
Cities. Miss Combs was the guest
of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Taylor of 1854 Thomas Av., ST.
Paul and Miss Hayes was the
houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
C. Combs of 1915 Fourth Av. S.
The visitors were shown many So
cial courtesies during their stay.
Holiday Visitor: Miss Gloria
Jackson of Chicago, Ill, returned
home on Sunday, January 2, after
spending the holidays in the city,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertram Slaughter of 1918 Ala
bama Av., st. Louis Park, and
other relatives.
Family Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Seaton. 1912 Clinton Av.,
were hosts at family dinner on
New Years day. Proceeding dinner
cocktails were served. A delicious
dinner was enjoyed by Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Scroggins and family,
daughter and son-in-law and
grandchildren of the Seatons; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Smith and Mr.. o.
c. Seller.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis C. Chivers, 4017 Clinton Av.
had as their dinner guests on Sun
day. January 2, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Bennett and daughter, Mar
ian.
Buffet Supper: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Massengill. 3745 Fifth Av.
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Minnesota Eyewitness
BY BRENDA uELANp

Last all watching Assembly
ble throes the Paris Would
congressman
There always know much and rehasng
the
the Government will stand or fan.
soon the first No shot around the world Sir An
thony Eden London
arguing
against happen anyway make
mistake about that! baks
stew in your own juiee!"
you history pro-
posed West Germany The Communists attacked
huge aggressive powe)
though and finally she came up with this idea Very well Rearm
control the awful thing
European Defense Community
smooth out French breads about armed Germans
So last August the new prime minister Mr. stood
passvey Assembly Edo he quickly
about nvening a plan, This Germany
sovereign republic and allow them
diers Yes let West Germany
of NATo he fourteen democraces of the of
settled called the
it must be ratified.
In the Assembly they
equally divided six parties Only Communist party
sody against German Republicans
leader Georges Bidau The
warmly for German armament under EDO But Bdaut
terly fuiousy odds
his political EDO calmly
killed
ago began mouse game
and his NOT destroy Germany (which
wants. power top
that disguntled
because bold you
has boldly attacked the alcohol
their help.
romping field day of
Edouard exprme
Agreements some of their
which
dominate Europe Might
bargain west earmed Germany
meant negotiations EVER Russia
Molotov has been laundering and this
France"
died bows'
Thursday against this raining
blows stood up and fought them all and alone Once he called
two-hour
ratify the Paris Agreements that France could m psv big role
the West a power
2othate power aty
the United States would rearm Germany ANYWAY WHY r
close just in September to deciding to Germany WITH
OUT limits and contros"
Now right after voting down the part about German rear,
men the French did
large majortes other
West Germany become
cay that that the
years between French and Germansl should
Friday afternoon Bdaut Company
put off-under the Constitution Monday
vote He thought he could win without confidence vote He
wrong
that they unseang they oyuy
united with the
$50 And this is what appalled,
Sir Anthony Eden and Mr., Adenauer all
Then they all adjourned They again
day And Wednesday they to finally they've
voted for German telling
But it isn't time to be throwing iublan hats And here
the real trouble for
to have German rearmament with whoppng
majority To squeak through enough highest
hope the key to his whole plan to French
based strong French and German cooperation strong
French devotion the
democracies Frensh will
sohdaton the Western Europe
have wanted too, for long years.
Jacques Favet the Paris newspaper MONDE
the Agreements would
presented any prime
who the long and confused debate he
intelligence his skill his wonderful ability
and the hopes peace every
July he objected treaty he II
divided France much something
national consent" But behold his
p throughdvide parliament sharply
poor admitting
advance
would have the drawbacks s a rejection,
Never mind He tress unbeatable
from within great idea
away bloody past
viii really stand together a o Europe
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I'm. on Monday, Jan. 10th, viii earn
interest from Jan. LIST. All deposits re-
ceived in envelopes postmarked before
1l:59 PM, Monday, Jan. 10th, vii
also earn interest from Jan. LIST.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


Jan, s-Albert Bastis, 1921
Sixth ST. s.; Margery II. Buckner.
sl2 Fifth Az. NJ Mrs. b. s,
Smith, $3.50 Portland Av.: Mrs.
Marie O'Shields. Is4 Hyland Av.
N; Willard Jones, 3S4S Fourth
Av, s.: Judy Judson. ALAG Third
Av, s.
Jan. e--Garnett Davis. 5l2 18th
Av, s.; Milton Shanks. sTl2
Fourth Av, s.: Scott Daniel. 246hs
Fourth Az. s.; Earl Burnaugh.
sso4 Fifth Av. s; Aaron ]. Lyons
Sr., 4ol7 Third Av. s.; Alan
Wayne Lee, sos Eighth Az. N.
Jan, lot, ]. Flippin. seas Sec.
ond Av. s.; Mrs. Addie Smith,
1884 Fourth Av, s.; Mrs, Forrest
Clinton Av,; Rodney Lyle. S3s f
Ssth. st.
Jan. Blaine T. Ash. Route 4
Minneapolis, Mrs. Connie Poole
1882 Fourth Av s.; Mrs. Haze
Merrill, 1900 Fifth Av s.
Jan. 14---Webster II. Stovall
Ssi5 Fifth Av. s.: Mrs. Ethelynt
Walker, 5S1 Girard Av, ".
Out-of- Town Birthdays
Jan. 9--Mrs, Esther w. Han,
cock, Chicago, Ill.
Jan. 1o--Lena Brown. jamaica
N. Y; Bishop c. Lee, Chicago
III.
Jan, 13--Frances c. Taylor
Washington, d. c.: Floyd Collins
Dies Moines. la. ...
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WEDDING
ANlIvE

MINNEAPOLIS
Jan. s-~Mr. and Mrs. Aionxo Ell.
lis, s5os Fifth Av, s.. IA years.
ST, PAUL
Jan. s. MIR. and Mrs. William
England, AT4 St Anthony Az, al
years.
Jan. i2--Mr, and Mrs, Charles
Graham, 7al st Anthony Av.: 81
years.
Jan. II Earl w. McGhee. 6Ss
Iglehart Av. five years.
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Jacksons, Eugene Jr., Lynne
Michele. Delsie Elnora and Philip
Preston Wright.
On Vacation: Miss Beverly
Jones, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
y. X, Jones, ola Fuller Av.. left
Friday. December 81, for Chicago
and Harvey, III. In Chicago she
win be the guest OF Miss Tommye
Adams and in Harvey win be the
guest Of Miss Joyce Harper, From
Chicago, she win go to st. Louis
and Kirkwood Mo, TO visit her
brother and sister-in-law and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. william Jones.
who are now residing In their
newly built home, Miss Jones will
return In ten days,
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Indiana Visitors; Mr., and Mrs.
Lionel Allen. eas w. Central Av..
had as their guests over the holt
day weekend. Mrs, Almarie Casey
and Mrs. Eta Williams OF East
Chicago, Ind Mrs, Casey is the
niece of Mrs. Allen. The visitors
returned to their home on Sunday,
January 2.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Guests Messs and Mines Arvel Garth Preston
Wright the New Years dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Phillip Jackson of 425 Lyndale Av. n.
Entertain Dee Gee Guests Mrs Grover Ingram 4053 Gin
Av entertained in honor of the Misses Lorraine
ellie Shivers of Washington D. c. Thursday evening De-
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Social and Personal
& ST. PAUL

Dinner Hosts: Mr. and Mrs Philip jackson. 425 NJ Lyn
dale Av the guests of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Wright 668
Rondo Av ST. Paul Irettiy appointed dinner party
Christmas day Mrs Wright is the daughter of the acksons
Other guests present Mr. and Mrs Ernest Williams
and uncle of Mr. Wright and the four grand of the
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Subscribe TO this paper for
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

spin and the car will not move.
QUESTION: How do you in
crease traction when only one
rear wheel turns?
ANSWER: Place under the
spinning wheel any material
that will help increase traction.
Examples: Dry Branches, weeds,
dirt, stones.
QUESTION: What's a quick
way to tell whether your head
Lights are out Of focusl
ANSWER: Once you know
your headlights are in proper
foucus, drive your car into your
garage with the headlights on
high beam. Make n cross with a
piece of chalk on the back wall
Of the garage at the center, or
hot spot, of each beam. You can
then quickly check your head
lights anytime TO see whether
they are out of focus. Do not
take for granted new car head
lights are in focus. Have them
checked. A beam one degree off
at the lamp will be off five feet
at 800 feet.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
Jimmy Winstead
Pledges fraternity
At Emory University

ATLANTA, GA.-James Lee
Winstead Jr., Tabor City, q
freshman in the Emory Univers-
ity School of Dentistry, recently
pleaded XII Psi Phi, professional
dental fraternity.
Emory University offers stu
dents participation in 70 organ
izations, including 10 social fra
ternitieS, nine women's clubs
and more than 20 honorary
scholarship, leadership and pro-
fessional groups. There are also
opportunities for students in
such activities as sports, dram
atics, student government. pub
locations and in the famed En-
DRY Glee Club, 1.-THE South.
Sweetest Singers"
Emory's student body of $500
includes schools of medicine
dentistry, nursing, law, theology
business administration, a grad
uate school, liberal arts college
and a junior college at Oxford
Ga. Last year saw the admission
of women to all divisions of the
University, for the first time ir
its ll9 year history.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

lof $4,000. Pontiac's revolution
airy new Strato-Flight Hydra
matte will be priced at $4,000
The list prices on the Pontiac
passenger Cars represent in
creases over the equipment 1855
model ranging from $500 on
the 1850" series, to $500 on
the "870' series, and to $4,000
on the Star Chief series.
"Our 1856 models continue
Pontiac's long established policy
OF building the greatest value
into our cars while maintaining
prices which make our products
exceptionally attractive to new
car buyers" Critchfield said
With a completely new auto
matte transmission, a larger and
more powerful motor and an en-
tirely new body line. as well as
many other refinements, Pontiac
Is coming to the market with
the greatest line of products in
its 30-year history. And with all
these improvements we still
nave been able to hold our price
increase to a minimum despite
a substantial rise in costs"
The list prices announced by
Pontiac do not include Federal
excise, state of local taxes
transportation or dealers, handl-
ing charges.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
Halloween Skit
|GiUen At P.T,A.

A Halloween skit was given
by members of Mrs. Elliott's
class, in costume, at the meeting
OF the Green Sea Parent Teach
ers Association held at the school
Monday evening. An educational
and entertaining movie film was
shown entitled characteristics
Of Pre-Adolescent," which con.
cluded the program.
Mrs. J. f. Brandon, vice presi-
dent, presided in the absence of
the president. Mrs. John R.
Floyd.
Mrs. John Joyner, the former
Louise Watkins who served as
principal of hte Green Sea High
School, was introduced to the
new membership along with Mrs
A. V. Elliott, Jr. of Tabor City
third grade teacher.
/ Nineteen new members were
received during the evening and
the attendance award went tc
Mrs. Elliott's room.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
|LORIS WOMEN
HOLD OFFICE
IN MIC CLUB

Mrs. Hilda Prince and Mrs.
Bertha Hickman of Loris were
elected vicc-president and secre-
tary-treasurer respectively of the
MIC Shrine Club which met re-
Gently in the club house eight
miles north of Myrtle Beach.
Others elected were: President.
Mrs. Clyde Creel of Conway and
Mrs. V. F. Plat of Conway as
historian.
Mr.. Baldwin served a barbe.
cued chicken dinner as a sort of
introduction to the kind of meals
he is serving the public there
every day including Sunday din
ners.
After the dinner the men held
their meeting upstairs while the
ladies auxiliary gathered around
the huge fireplace for their
meeting.
The next meeting will be held
at the same place on the third
Monday evening in November.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
Electing Officers
Hgbigbts Meeting

The Lila Watson Circle of the
Green Sea Baptist Church me.
with Mrs. Tom Lupo at her home
this month at which time Tho
election of new officers high,
lighted the session.
Mrs. Tom Lupo will serve rs
chairman with Mrs. Carnie Lupo
Jr., as co-charman.
Mrs. Clayton Higgins was
named to the post of secretary
and treasurer.
Chairmen appointed include
Mrs. Hoyt Floyd, Communit,
Missions; Mrs. J. B. Fogle, so,
cial; Mrs. Mac Mills, literature
Mrs. Dale Clemens, mission
study; Mrs. Milton Clemens
program; Mrs. Dan Jordan
flower; Mrs. Wayne Elliott, pub.
licity; Mrs. Norman Harrelson
enlistment; Mrs. Ted Lupo
stewardship.
Refreshments were served b,
the hostess to ten members dur.
ing the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
90: I Door Station Wagon a..

90; 4 Door Station Wagon 4,
1890; -
Star Chief 4 Door Sedan &,
zIs.oo; Convertible Coupe 81.
$500; Custom Catalina Co',ne
2'4Ol.0O: Custom Catalina Sc
dan s2,466,00; Custom Station
Wagon s2,83l.OO.
Directional signals, which
were optional equipment ON
1898 models, are now standard
equipment on all 1856 models
and are included in the list
price. Also, the four-barrel car
ouretor is now included in the
price OF Star Chief models rs
standard equipment. Pontiac's
modern compact under-the-bood
air conditioning, which leaves
trunk space free and which was
pioneered by Pontiac in 1854 is
oelng reduced by $4,000 on
1856 models for a new low rr;,e
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
Good Drivers Can Answer These
Safety Questions, How About You?

Editors Note-This is q ques-
ton and answer column of traf-
iic safety, driving and automo-
bilcs conducted for this news
paper by the State Department
of Motor Vehicles.
QUESTION: What gear dc
you use going down a steep hill?
ANSWER: Usually the same
gear necessary to climb the hill.
Or a gear which will keep the
car under control without con-
slant application of the brakes.
QUESTION: How do you
-hangc to a lower gear going
down n steep hill?
ANSWER: In this order, de-
press clutch. shift TO neutral
release clutch, rev up engine
'depress clutch, shift easy to
lower gear, release clutch.
QUESTION: Why does one
low tire cause a car to skid?
ANSWER: 1t gives a slight in
crease in traction of one wheel
which may throw the forces act
ing on the car out of balance
especially on a slick surface.
QUESTION: Why is it only
one rear wheel turns when Z
car is stuck?
ANSWER: The differentia,
which permits the car to turr
corners also permits the real
wheel that meets the least re-
sistance TO turn faster than the
other wheel. When car i:
stuck. slight difference in the
holding force of the mud, OF
sand, will permit one wheel n
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
foniiac Prices
Announced

PONTIAC, MICH. Oct. p
List prices on the new 1856
Pontiacs were announced TODAY
by r. M. Critchfield, Vice Presi-
dent OF General Motors and
General Manager of the Ponti-
Motor Division. They are,
Chieftain"860". 1856 List pr,c.
2 Door Sedan 100000; 4 Door
Sedan s2.O6O.OO; Catalina Coup.
s2,l27.00; Catalina Sedan s.
1900; 2 Door Station Waro,,
s2.3ll.O0; 4 Door Station Wagon
s2,389.0O:
ohleltain 800 4 Door Sedan
s., 1877 90: Catalina Coupe S.
229.O0; Catalina Sedan s227s
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

Two hundred eyewitnesses
swear that a "speak-easy" own
er has done away with a rival,
only to have the true facts re-
lvealed 20 years later, in 1.-THE
Ping Cliud," starring Brian
lDonlevy, Sally Forrest, Jay c.
Flippen and Doris Dawling, on
lCL1MAx Thu<sday at .7:30 pm
over WBTW.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

Susie MacNamara has a mis-
sIon-a pay raise-and she Cir
cumvents the usual procedure of
appealing to the boss, on PRIV
ATE SECRETARY over WBTW
Sunday at 7:3O pm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

Val Marlowc, Jan Stewards
roommate, becomes engaged tc
an elderly international play
boy who already has had five
wives, on IT'S ALWAYS JAN
Saturday at $3.50 pm over
WBTW.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
|WSCS Circle III
Holds Session

Mrs. Joseph w. Graham was
hostess for the Circle 2 Of the
Loris Methodist Woman's Society
of Christian Service which met
Thursday night at her home.
Mrs. James Graham, ST., was
in charge Of an informative pro-
gram arranged as round-table
discussion on the American In.
dian. She was assisted in the
program by Mrs. !. w. Shooter
Mrs. ]. c. Hipp and Mrs. T. J.
Milligan. Mrs. Graham read the
23rd Psalm in a version suitable
to the Indians. Hymns were sung
and enjoyed by all.
Mrs. L. B. Kapps, chairman
of the circle, conducted short
business session and final ar
engagements were made to nave
the Methodist Booth at the Fair
this year.
Delightful refreshments con.
sistimg of coffee, cake and nuts
concluded the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26

The Washington Redskins
meet the New York Giants in
professional football on channel
8 Sunday at 2 pm.
More comedy antics from the
Kingfish, Amos. Andy and the
gang comes to WBTW on AMOS
M ANDY Sunday at $50 over
WBTW.
Steve has a girl friend named
Carole-and everything is just
fine until he finds out Carole
has beautiful sister for whom
Steve falls like a ton of cement,
on IT'S A GREAT LIFE Sunday
at 7 pm over WBTW.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-26
Green Sea HIS News

,porters.