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dress. Members expressed the gen. eral opinion that they had really learned something about the Coun- cil and were impressed with the a. mount of work accomplished.
 P-TA business included the con- tinuation of efforts to have guard rails placed at the sharp curves on the bluffs past the 6-mile post on Zimovia Highway. A report from the Department of Taxation shows that Wrangell's car and truck cen sus shows an increase of over 56%o in the last six years. Local quarantine control is being studied, more local juvenile control has al- ready been urged in letters to leg islators, and the news that bill to lower teacher requirements may be introduced drew much unfavor- able comment.
 Plans for a Silver Tea at the high school on Sunday afternoon, January 23, were announced. Mrs. Neil Grant and Mrs. Ed Browne are in charge, with Mrs. Howard Churchill, Mrs. William Grant, and Mrs. Lennie Engstrom assisting. Also he. ping will be Mrs. Browne s home ec class, and all proceeds will go toward extra service pieces needed by that department that cannot be included in the school budget.
 Mrs. Paul F. Evans, publications chairman, announced that an essay contest will be held in MT. Beane's seventh grade and MT. Denney's eighth grade, with two books to be presented to the winner in each room, one for himself and a dupli- cate to present to his classroom li- brary. Winning essays will be read
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the February meeting.

at the February meeting.
 A committee will meet before the next meeting to study and to re- commend requirements for the new P-TA College Scholarship. The fund to be given this year will be $2O0 and is made possible by the Community Birthday Calendar sale.
 The Golden Horse attendance a. ward went to Mrs. Watkins third grade and hostesses for the social hour were room mothers Mrs. Will liam Grant and Mrs. w lliam Hak- vist assisted by other seventh and eighth grade mothers, Mrs. o. K. Rude and Mrs. William Smith.
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FOREST SERVICE TRANSFER

Transfer of Ava w. Blackerby to the Kaniksu National Forest in northern Idaho is announced by Forest Service officials. MT. and Mrs. Blackerby and son Kirk plan to leave Juneau for their new home at Standpoint, Idaho, early n April. He has been serving as head of the Lands and Recreation work in the Alaska regional office.
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TALK WELL RECEIVED BY P-TA GROUP

An informative talk on the work of the Legislative Council during the past interim was given by Sen ator Doris M- Barnes at the Wran-
 gell Parent-Teachers Association meeting last Tuesday evening. An interested audience participated in discussion period led by Senator Barnes at the conclusion of her ad-
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sou Do1H TO Yo1,Hl WnANGEIL GuI

Word has been received here of tne birth December 2s of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoyt of Oak 1rove. Oregon. Mrs. Hoyt is the former Henrietta Bradley. daughter ot MT and Mrs. James Bradley. pioneer wrangen family.
 The young son weighed seven pounds eight ounces at birth and mas been named Kenneth Roland II.
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HISTORY OF BIBLE
 PICTURE TO BE SHOWN

Our Bible How It Came to us.' feature length motion pie tare which tells the story of how
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FOR SALE Boat Beilby $2.00O cash. Write Alice Conant. 4Sl5 Erskine Way, Seattle 16, Wash.
 S-Stc
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

MICHIGAN PARK--3- bedrm. semidet
X baths. gas heat. garbage i; e DISPOSAL ps.i
SUM- 2 It'll 4. DI. 7-2434, p1
- Renovated 5-rm
brick. bsmt.. auto. heat, mr.. schools
mo. Phone JE. 4-6477. rs
ALEXADRIA--Uniaue restored hse.;
2 bedrms.. tile bath. huge liv. rm
W, fireplace, opening on brick ter
race, walled garden. Complete air
cond.. super mod, kit; best loca-
ton: beaut. decorated. TIE. 8-6S39.
MANASSAS. VA. - . or 3 bedrm
per mo. HARDEN IN REALTY CO. 4s6
8; Main ST., Manassas. Va, phone
WALKING DISTANCE new Proyi.
dence Hospital. 3-bedrm. semidet
cor. house. LA. 6-924s, 4D31 9TH
a XII rs Sos; semidet.: . bedrms..
lge.. fenced yard. equipped kit.
washer, yrs. old: redec.; like
new: mi to Pentason via Co
lumbia Pike. OWNER. ia. 2-7344.
S35 A MO-, High Bridge, nr. Bowie,
or viii sell: small dn. payt. HOWAT.
Baltimore. Nd. Madison 3-7065.J;
MINI. AvE.-3-bedrm. house, 1 blk.
up hill from MINI. ave. and 31st st.
t3l33 Lyndsls pl SCI, choice To-
cation. -27
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tcontinued.l

MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
ratss 81 s.aisss '
EDELNIAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving. storage
Reas. ia. 9-2937: ewes. RIA. 3-1416
zoe
MOVING in padded van by expert.
renced white men. So per hour
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HOUSES UNFuRhlsHrp

COTTAGE CITY-5-rm. bungalcw;
good transp.; WA. 7-7342. -2S
500 23rd ST. N.W.-Recently remod.
4rs rms; kit = and ID bath. Gas h,wh
Open sun. "a. JOHN :. poNo-
HOE; Real Estate. Ii. 6-6767. OIL.
6-47s4. -27
LOVELY 3-BEDRM. home; full
bsmt.; sep. din. rm.. plus garage
Most COW. area, bus at door. Sl25
per mo. LEO A. Dryer g. CO.,
e ms JS. s,s92S ,. Jg; s-4 as.r ms
rooms. s1sS. HoLtEY Really GfY,
$500 Lee hwy KE. S-6350. --27
RAMBLER, $3.50 per mo- bed
rooms, baths; full basement;
built-in 2-ear garage; large screened
rear porch; gas. air-condition heat.
Custom-built in new Silver Spring
,msshiopab 3D. re Ts s;,so Available
; min. from Pentagon,
Just of Shirley hwy Newly dec
duplex dup ? 6sdrms,, bath bath liz. din.
sos mo. TIE. 6-s1sa, 251I 9TH
lds3 BELMONT ST N.w.-1o rms.
3 baths: iust redecor.; oil heat:
COW. loc.: suitable for doctor or
professional man; Si25 per mo. Ap-
ply AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST
CO.. ST. $4,000.
$3.50 N. 14th ST, ARLINGTON
3-bedrm., detached house, In lovely
setting. Has large liV. rm., din.
rm :. equipped kit. and bath. Full
Avail. April IS. SIPS mo.
FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
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GROC. -DEL.--Est.- z. yrs. Good stock
stGSS and take over OWNER; RI! 20
NO. i HWY. restaurant and sep
arate service station. almost new,
on full acre. Excel. location and
terms, ARROW REALTY, Dumfriss.
va;oTR. 5-4o4o. or message at TR'
WANTED PARTY WITH sufficient
capital to finance manufacturinS
plant for a new building product
that has passed AL REQUIRED tests,
each day. Present plants unable TO
keep up with demand. Box 496-x.
BAR AND GRILL. downtown; est.
80 years. Atty. must sell to satisfy
Responsible party can take over
payments with small cash. Box lS-
s Fl SIet: STATION FOR LEASE SCI on
Marlboro pike. Just outside sc.
Washlngton: completely modern;
ping center in area. Must sell due to
poor health; Stock dollar for dollar
DRUGsT0RE. NV. residential: low
overhead, $4,000 cash needed. III.
m pett,o sen IN mi 30 w Soys ss MsaFes' COM
CONN. AVE. parking lot and Office. in
busy uptown shop. ctr Long Lease
FUR AND DREssMAKING sHOP-
a DSnS Al Hpds f Ah5ERAd oastSs
on King, street in Alexandria. Va.
Completely equipped, incl. efficiency
apartment. Total price only $4,000.
or buy. half share in business, to
pay Of partner who has other
interests. Write: Box 412-T, Star
DRUG ST0RE-Owner. Fully equipped
and stocked. Buyer takes all. Price
for sale. Call JOHNNY, AID. 1857.
poe i;qy e eEdsE, White Or e4iored;
established business in suburb mr.
District line. Reas. WA. 7-9777.
NORTH. VA. most mod, dry cleaners.
Must be seen for real value to be
realized. Can be seen any day incl.
sf Sns and fFq Dsn tt'' ov p s4Sss '' or
D Rii : STORE 1eGi daily average volumn.
$3.50; large Inventory; rent less
s ss s se monthly a1 o,G most b profit fiji
JOE JOE BRENNERO at Ju tu g.5l4 ~ CELL
FROZEN CUSTARD STORE for sale.
Equip. in operation; Reas.. for SELL
ing; owner sick no; 1894.
lAENO IN ACllNG ONCE pluR.--SnOTt
hours. 5-day week; suitable for re-
tired person, NATHAN SILVER. ME.
s.2d51, Oh, 2,13s4:
goodl Income $500 wk.: no Sunday!
50r, food cost, rent $3.50: all like
new: real hot corner Price,
$4,000, $1,000 down. Long hrs
should t net 5000 mo. A. r. sEELYE'
LADIES RE;ADY-To-wEAR sHor,
estab. Is yrs; cheap rent. long
lease, complete new spring stock
and fixtures: $4,000. Box 22-Y. Star.
DRY CLEANING. Se0. 900 yr.: syntho
plant and shoes. $4,000; on terms.
DRY CLEANING. $500 wk. counter;
own plant, easy 10 operate. A.. r.
SEELYE. DI. 1898.
FOR SALE-Small motel. First in
Virginia on U. 8. Highway 3nl.
Ideal for retired couple. MODERNE
MOTEL. Owens. Va, North $4,000.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AUSTRALIAN OFFICER desires g.
bedrm. furn. home for 2 yrs; l
child; about $500 per mo. Chevy
Chase or Arlington. Wo. $4,000.
Ext. 100. --27
1 JUNE, 4-hedrm. house: basement,
separate din. rm.; Arlington or
Falls Church: up to Sl45. Call
FOR DiPIoMAT residence: with 4
bedrooms, large living and dining
rooms: preferably furnished OIL.
WANTED TO RENT. downtown NV.
10 or Ie room house. suitable for
guests. Box lily, Star, "7'
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have. fine tenants for homes IN Be-
thesda. Silver Spring, Langley Park:
free appraisals; no delay. For, COM
plete rsntal service, phone US today;
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. 20
3 AND BEDROOM HOMES in vir-
sinia. Must be in good condition.
$3.50 to $3.50 GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO.. ia. 4-1400. ~
FURNISHED HOUSE. NV. area. Aug.
l. rental to $40. Box 4S2-T. Star.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BACHELOR desires furnished apt,
centrally located, 4 months, at not
over Sl5N mo, Box 472:T, Star. .
APT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apart
ment in private home by May l
for working mother and 5-year- old
son, with possibility Of child care
in home. References exchanged.
WANTED, by responsible. refined
widow, small unfinished apt, nice
neighbqrhood. Bog ALT, Star. :
A.. unfurn apt, low rent apt, In
Petworth section. ia. 9-5727.
SINGLE GENTLEMAN wishes to sub
let attractive 1-bedroom apartment,
furnished, about April 15 for several
months. GEORGETOWN or Northwest;
references. Woodley 6-3750 after 6
pm.
IN MT. RANIEIR, mr.. st. James
Church--2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. or
house. Immed. occupancy necessary.
JU. b-3pSS 81
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UNIQUE

CRESTwOOD--Was town
suburban area. Magnifcent Georg-
ian Colonial home, 3 twin-size bed
rooms and study. 9 beauty colour
baths, wall-to-wall in din. rm. and
liv rm., mirror fireplace, cleo. kitch-
en-. huge closets and storage attic.
covered patio of dining rm.. attrac.
and all utilities. Designed as once
section Of house with entrance from
10th ST., occupied by D. d. s For
luxury plus dollar savings you must
see 1901 Shepherd st. NV. Call
SHANNON a. LUCHS COMPANY
IRA 14th st. NV. MA. S-2345
1929 KENYON ST. NV.
2-story brick: q rooms and
Rental sis monthly. Cali
Monday to inspect.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
1913 18th st. NV. DI. 1880
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RENTAL HOUSES WANTED
FURNISHED OR UNFuRNlSHED
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IN PLEASING ENvIRoNs-An at
tial and wooded area with bed
rooms, family-size living room with
open fireplace. large screened porch
and huge Handicapped and fenced-in
rear yard. 402 West Rosemary lane,
Fans sa faSss5 " S s1s9 A co M ss
&14th st. NV, Ma. s-sa45,
FOREsTvLLE, MD.--Near Andrews
Air Base. 2-bedrm. homes; SIS mo-
To reach: Out Marlboro pike sc
through Forestville to Texaco sta
Left on Brown Station I'd. 6 mi.
oxoN HI HILL L. .soathlavn; .a-bedrm
rambler, washer, dishwasher, dis
eSo sS'; as nd 81 81. N.E.nBricR. 3 BED
rms. auto. heat, newly dec; fenced
eS ri Ss5 ne Ia s1 e-3 SH-s rms,
sss aho '1 oil heat, dst' sss. ' Ro'
BRICK H. RAMBLER--Large liv. rm.
with fireplace, kitchen with table
space. 2 bedrms. and BATH. fenced
lot; l block to transp. and shop
R b1RF; s Io b mSt soNAN d FOG
SsS-Riverdaie; quiet. 1-bedrm.
DE. 2-146o ewes. only. MURRAY.
BEVERLY HILLS. 5000 Elmore dr.
2-bedrm. home with spacious level lev,
R fsnfso y oVi sl 24YlD r. WINNER
Md. tnear sligo)-S1i0. = bedrms.,
liv. rm., kit. bath: brick Cape Cod
bungalow: washing machine: Gas
heat and large lot; Call FREDERICK
st., Ma. s-7e9I. Sun. call 10. g.
Walter 2lfTi REED--Lse. 4-bedrm. home
on nice lot. ~ baths. full bsmt..
oil heat, Diet. gar tmmed. posses
n IiGn fass No. B. wa aGs A iSc SIS SIS
1isso ANDREW ST. ST., wSsaton, Md
$500, 3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. bath and basement, gas. heat.
Out Ga. ave. to XieIs NIL 3D.; left
B sEk RSHsy sA 4 ea me- FREPE PEE ST. IT,
90 EasTEiLsEa n RD cal wheaton }o oi Md
S115. 3 bedrms., bath. liv. w/fire-
place, dinette. kit, wIdishwasher,
ave. p 5 R khhsss 0t sho Sai
--narrows to. 9 lanes--left on Hatha-
way, . blocks to Estelle I'd. Call
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES.
INC" l7S2 I st.. MA. s-7621. Sun.
) bedrms., refrixerator and wash.
Ing %sen snio r. Z ya sMr n i Hsls
5OT ROxBORO PLACE NV. 6-rm.
brick brick. hoT ne sass%snt. gas heat Q
RIGGS PARKEs bedrms. semidet.
Town q SUBURBAN. En-. S-p4oS.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
CHESTER MOvERs--Locai and long
distance. clean. courteous, careful:
ST. 3-S57O. ia. 9-0115. ewes
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO 7-0l04 UNION STOR.
AGE co. INC. Established 1906,
LIGHT HAULING. local moving.
beaches I1 S,i 2 specially e, sssasaso MORRIS
LYONS MOVING AND DELIVERY
We move nm. or household. Call
day or evening. DE. 2-716l. rs
MOVE BY H1fL.--Home or bus. short
or long notices. extra services; any
time, sensibly priced. LU. t-o500.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHEp
MOUNT PLEASANT
1902 18th st. NV.

Suitable for rooming house
or large family. 3-story brick:
3 rooms and 3 baths. Good
enppenieni Sna 1ocsts ahsP Sa.ss IN
GOOD condition. Rental SI65
monthly. Call Monday to
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SILVER sPRING-wOoDMoOR AREA

-Lge. liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm,,, den, 3 bedrms,, 3 baths, kit.
with cleo. steve. refer.. deep freezer.
scr. pch., att gar, > I'm. rec. rms,
/ with firepl.; ldry. rm.. lge.
grounds; 3 short blks. from SCH,
church and shop. ctr: cony. TO
Walter Reed, Naval Hosp. and NH.
Sl65 per mo. Option to buy. Call
JU. 1850. ar
Sill. sPG.-Det. brk.: lse. rms, many
extras: See sat. pm, all Sun. 1920
18th ST. NV. above Scott cirI5
bedrooms. 2 complete kitchens, 2
baths: Sl30. WO. 6-5371. -27
ARLINGT0N-3 bedrms., detached
brk.. lily. I'm. with fireplace, din.
rm.. fully equip. kit. full bsmt.,
fenced yard; $3.50 mo. IA. S-2095.
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EVANSVILLE,

1888 HEREFORD PL. N.w.-2-story
row brick; 3 rms. bath. recr. rn1..
built-in garage. yards. co. 5-s293.
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SUMNER
BELLEVUE FOREST
3106 N. QUINCY ST.

ARLINGTON, VA.
Excel. Diet. brk. home, with 8 bedrms
rm., din. rm.. cleo. kit, full bsmt.
oil heat. attached gar. Rent $3.50 3
mo. Dir: From Chain Bridge and
Glebe I'd, left on Military I'd, left
at 31st st. and left on Quincy tc
house. Call H. G.. SMTTHY CO..
ST, 3-33OO for amt tn see
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IF YOU ARE a licensed electrician
and are interested in going in busi-
ong-established firm. we have a
wonderful opportunity for you. No
money needed, Give all necessary
information, age. experience, educa-
ton. etc. Boz. 153-X. Star. --27
DELiCATESSEN--Located in Fairfax
County. No equipment to buy. No
good will. Dollar for dollar--a real
buy. Call after 10 am. JE. 2-96s3.
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ALEXANDRIA-Attrac. mod. brk.: 2
bedrms.. tile bath; good closets; large
Bendix: fenced yard; close schools
beaut. furn. Reas. TIE. 6-6s39.
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2-BEDRooM BUNGALOW. equipped
ar: corner lot: 500 mo. 3-bed-
room rambler. equipped kitchen:
block to schools; S110 mo. LYNN
REALTY, JE. 2-9400. -27
CHEvERLY AREA-7-rm:. 1ls-story
freeway: S115 per mo. CLYDE r.
ADAMS. Realtor. UN. 4-1l43. --27
lATTRAC. RANCH-TYPE HOME. on
large estate, new No. 49,. new-house
cond.; 500. Ellicott City 1928.
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COUNTRY LIvING--Attrac. modern
guest house on farm. 22 mi. to D.. G.
on main road. Couple or girls.
Furn. or unfurn. Phone Herndon
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HOME IN COUNTRY. In Fairfax
County, only 35 minutes from WASH
ington or Pentagon. Living room
with fireplace, large, dining room
and kitchen. screened porch, 2 big
bedrooms and bath on End floor, =
car garage with servants quarters
and workroom. All modern conven-
fences. Car necessary. S135 monthly
Call MRS. HOLLAND District q
sos list RD.. S. ARL.-Nice 2-bed-
rm. home. liv. rm.. din, rm., kit;
rec. nm; ewes. and week ends, cal,
18th st. NV, ME. S-410O. -27
COLMAR MANOR. 500 mo.-Very
clean. 5-rm- and bath brick bunga-
low. full bsmt.. gas heat: conv. loo
H. CARLYLE de LozlER, Realtor'
NV, s9oS ith sT.-Detached, 4 bed.
rms. Ia baths, lovely yard; 40
mo. SPRING 4-5s14. DE. 2-0695.
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COLORED POSSESSION
I2S1S Wade I'd. s.e.-4 rms, det.. SIS;
1928 Corcoran st, NV: income,
500: PIT D st. NV; for income,
SIPS.
IANERBACH, DI. 7-650l, TU. 2-SSS9
COLORED-RENT REDUCED
Lovely modern 2-bedrm, house, va
cant: only SB5.
s2S 52nd ST. Sc
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S30o
- x..
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OTHER LISTINGS

EDMUND J. FLYNN co
Coop Apt. Authority Since
1920 Washington Bldg. MA.
S-9565. Residence, NO. =
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terfront, well known. estab. 50 yrs,
good bar trade doing $1,000 wkly.
now. much more in summer with
outdoor garden open, owner ILL., sac
rifice S22,500, terms. BOB HOL-
LANDER tExCLUSIVEl. l1l1 Pa.
MA nEtn ---OA
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-11

Carolyn HARRISON, Clara Mae
Harrelson. Cora Elma Beck Har-
lelson, Lula Belle johnson Heidi
Lorena Jordan, Betsy Bennett
Long, Sadie Lou Long, Agnes
Mcpherson, Carlene Mcpherson
Stanley, Hilda Jane Mcpherson,
Margaret Ann Mcpherson, Violet
Gray Nealy, Edna Joyce Norris,
Shirley Elizabeth Norris, Janice
Anita Richardson, Lucille Sim
mons, Mary Pearl Simmons, Do
rothy Mary Stanley, Dorothy
Louise Walton, Emma Neil
Ward, Ruby Nealey Watts.
Seniors in the Fair Bluff class
ire: Herman Anderson, Jr., Vol
lie Edwards, Francis Lee Floyd,
-. M. Holmes, Dale Turbeville,
Marcus Sharpe Turner, Jr.,
Lloyd Gerald Strickland, Arthur
Sherwood Parrish, Luther Near
IS, Eva Grey Ellington, Pansy
Leigh Collins, Shelda Dean Enz-
or, Nancy 10 McNeill, Azilee
Turbeville, Donnie Carol Watts.
Nakina'S SO seniors include:
Isaac Guy Ward, Noah Linwood
Ward, Herbert Edison White,
Audrey Trcndell FormyDuval,
Claude Dorian McKeithan, Gar
and Pinkliey Suggs, William
Othell Simmons, Charles Len
FOX Long, Doris Ann Ward, Will
lard Randolph FormyDuval,
Barbara Ann Canady, Harry
Thomas Long, Charles Edmond
Clewis, Glen Linwood Pickett
Maxine Dell Biackmon, Pearlie
Mae Register John D. Gore, Har-
vey Ebert Buck, Shirley Fay
Little, Virginia Dare Piver, Her
mon Jackson Long, Virginia
Faye Gore, Golda Estell SuggS
Nellie Ross Ward, Mary Eliza
beth Cumbcc, Dorothy Mae
Faux, Katie Geneva McKeithan
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-11
438 Seniors I'm County Schools

Approximately 438 students
will graduate from Columbus
County schools next month.
The names of these seniors
ne released this week by the
Columbus County Department of
Education.
Tabor City leads the number
of seniors eligible for graduation
with a total of Sc. Tied for Sec
ond spot with 46 seniors each
are Chadbourn and Williams
Township School.
Seniors listed from Tabor
City include: Jimmy Roland
Hdy, Elton Buffkin, Jerry
Lynwood Cartrette. George Lew
is Cox, Arthur Arson Duncan,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-11

Gleon Fowler, Jimmie Harold
Jernigan, Johnnie Williams Jer-
nigan, Billy Junior johnson,
Charles Anthony Leggette, Gene
Ray Lowrimore, Haynes Keith
Martin. Roy Carmel Milligan,
Dale Brooks Mills, Jackie Paul
Norris, Ishmal Rudolph Norris,
Reece Wilson Small, Ben Doug
las Spivey, Billy Evans Smith,
Floyd Bobby Turbeville, Don
Watts, Bobby Brent Wright,
Billy Curtis Wright, Dale
Wright, Travis Lee Wright,
Mary Elizabeth Canady, June
Carol Cox, Media Eyvonne Gas
kin, Patsy Grimelsy.
Also Leona Hathaway, Mabel
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-11

Lee Hodges, Alice Anne Horne,
Myrtle Elease Jenrette. Iris jan
let Jernigan. Martha Jean Jerni-
gan. Rosie Katherine King, Hill
ola Faye Lewis. Elma Lorraine
Long, Mary Alice Norris, Vir-
ginia Mae Porter, Madaline
Reynolds, Kathleen Small, Lor-
raine Hazel Smith, Alice Ann
Soles, Agnes Vernon Spivey
Merline Spivey, Patricia June
ISpivey, Shelby Jean Spivey
Mary Ciloes Strickland, Lany
Katherine Walden, Patsy Jear
Wafw, Lou Floy Watts, Ginger
Beth Watts, Elizabeth Lucille
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-11
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLES

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hinson were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Hinson in Cerro Gordo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Carroll and
Mrs. Emmer Gore also Rev. A.
L. Duncan were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruther Lee
Soles.
Carl Hinson and Oscar Soles
were Sunday visitors of RutheI
Lee Soles.
Mrs. Lewis Soles is Ill at her
home.
James Goodwin was a Sunday
visitor of Lewis Solcs.
James Duncan of Dallas spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Duncan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-11


Mary Frances Ward, Thetus Inez
Connor, Clarence Wilbur Dun
can, Joseph William Suggs.
Tabor City Negro School has
10 seniors. They are Harold
Chestnut, Pink Edward Cogdell
Levon Dewitt, Dewey c. Farmer
Larion McNeill, Oscar Williams
Mildred Bellamy, Mary Gene
We've Frink, Emager Gerald
Mary Gerald, Eunice Graham
Carrie Bell Greggs, Hilda p
Myers, Frances higgins. NADIA
lene Shaw, Blanche Smith, Del.
la Jane Smith, Estherlene Smith
Madalene Vereen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-11

net at the home of Mrs. Howard
COX on Tuesday evening.
The subject for study and dis
'ussion was The Need and pow
r Of Prevailing Pray" Mrs.
'lora Bell Gore gave an inspir-
1g reading which told OF sever
| instances in which prayer has
prevailed.
AT the close of the meeting a
alad course was served to about
'eventeen guests.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-11
Guest Speaker

GUIDEWAY - The Sunday
School Convention of the Wes-
leyan Methodist Church was
held at the Old Zion Church In
the Guideway community on
Sunday evening, May Is.
The guest speaker was DR.. r.
d. Reisdorph of Houghton, New
York, who gave an inspiring adj
dress on the subject "Evange-
ism With The Sunday School"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-11
lWilloughby. Marjorie
Wright.
Leols

|Willoughby. Marjorie Leols
Wright.
Seniors LISTED from William:
Township include: william Mel
ton Cartrette Harvey Goodwin
Thomas Joseph Gore, Ronal'
Travis (Sam) Hunt, David Ear
Ivey, Marvin Mcpherson, And
rev Jackie Nealey, Bobby Nea
Stanley, Keith Edwird Stanley
]. c. Williams. William Kenneth
Williams, Mary Alice Barnhill
Mildred Bernice Butler, Mildred
Lucille Crib, Cora Mae Dew
ethel Irene Duncan, Marjorie
Helen Duncan, Shelva Jear
Qrene) Duncan, Margie Let
Edge, Alma Pearl Ellis, Shelv;
Jean Fipps, Carolyn Prince Gas.
que, Doris Ella Hall.
Also Elene Hall, Christine