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Evening star., 1955-07-03

ONE ANP xEo-.zD.o2M sssz.:
okooH kezi:TiY ~ CO. "a. f-7sos;
after 9. ean "a. 2-o721. S
ALkx.-Nies Nv. rm-. he6rms kit,
pvt. bath. clean, rsaned; coy,
LRysh1Ss 5ss5fdsca; ss2; - ~ Sss
isSndry nTisiisss:: do1ntowa loes.
ton: ~ ptilities::. SIS to $e2.5
Call II. e-oo70 hetveen 10 Am
HOUSE TRAMKR-2 bedrma, com
dren. DU. f-0766. S
ARL.-2-hedrm. apt; nsWiy furn.;
mod. apt. bldg: near Pentagon and
n.yy ,Annex: suitable for . or 4
ARLINGTON. close IN. 1 blk. to
buslines. excel. shopping and en-
tertelnment facilities nearby. yer,
nassiy fqssndlrasd s.drss III s1E E5s psr siD oStR etR
Cali Mr. DRAPER, IA. $1,000 ol
u. 4-02s3. for apt. 10 inspect.
ATTRACTIVE LIST q. furn. apt, spae.
tous ny. rm-,- dining ell. bedfm.. mod
lit. tile bath, new Gain. Magnayoz
TV and picture windows; indry.
stqrage fac; Oh street parking: pet
allowed; 2 min. to Pentagon; SIG
incl. utfls. IA. S-429s. ~
2 ROOMS, newly dec, nicely fur.
nished; block 70 buslins. Adult,
DOWNTOWN ALEx-Liying accom-.
modations for ssie. Christian esreel
girls with good moral char; $4t
ea. person. Ind. 507 Prince Ct.
ARL., close tn-Lovely, cool. Groom
knotty-ptne efficiency apt: pvt
bath. IA. $4,000.
ALEX.-Nice clean refined lge pvt
liv. rfn.. bedrn.. kit. bath; S77.60i
ssudis. ss22,6o $3.50: Ink. enc. $3.50
rENr2eGiso5sSs sAiREA-p.mil, kit. apis
and hotel rms; low rates. day OF
wk.: free parking. IA. 2-2343
ARL., VA. (near Columbia pike anc
0iehe I'd. 1-hedroom apartment
$50 including all utils. KE. S-63S3
ALEx,--adults. gardens, park riyeI
view, fireplace. elee.. kit. four lge
rms; smaller studios. Call AD
2-1910 daily. 8 am. to 10 pm.
ALEx.-1-bedrm. apt. nr. Huntins
Towers: Modern furniture: apt
bldg: SOS. oV. $4,000. --3
ARL.; 8 min. pentagon--Air-cond.
2.bedrm. apt: nicely furn,;. Ty;
S125 mo, incl. utils. 631S sth I'd.
a. IA 7SA991 -10
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APTs. fURNIsHEn-Mp.

OVERLOOKING WOODED STREAM
Cool. comfortable 8 rms, bath
pvt. entr., adults, 1 fare Cabir
John csriine. OIL. 2-4253. "A
NR. SILVER SPRING. bedrm., liy
rm.. kit, fun bath, pvt. entr.: $50
incl. utiis. Ju. 9-5261. -3
AIR -C0ND.-Lge. liv. rm.. dinetts
huge. fully equip. kit: .hedrm. anf
bath linens, dishes, cooking utensils
utjls. incl: 3 mi. beyond D. @. lint
In Hysttsviile: married couple: ne
children. WA. 7-6140. -3
TAKOMA PARK-Facing park ant
stream; 8 newly. dec, rms; working
cple,. S92.5O incl. utils. JU. 0-7667
TAKOMA Pack, MD. - Liv. rm.
bedrm.. tile bath. kit: clean. 8 ex.
posures: this is . very attrectiy'
$3.50 tufnj 10. sOsys s.s1sS. ssSSsfass' adults
TAKOhIA PARK-Loyely. 2 bedrms.
liv rna... din. rm.. kitchen. bath;
$50; No smoking: adults. Ju
TAKkodMA PARK-1-bedrm. apt, Jus,
around the corner from Pine.
Branch and Flower ave. shopptni
center; lge; Nv. rm; dinetts: kit;
sasn ssSTss. saslnssy closss; an III uts III; In ara 81
mo. Inquire, Apt. 2 in the rear
5 RMS. AIN BATH, pr,v.s. en-
trance. nice yard and sardsl
CHEVY QHAsE-Liv. Tm., bedrm.
sS%s. c',,hs az Sin; MI; SIA oPvt Sath; Pea
LdoT sss ssasianc asysie Masof cr ssT sordap m1
s.ss7s, after ESQ pm. s' W sA
TAK0MA PARK-TWo rooms, S46
one person: ,busline. Complete apt
SILVER ncgs carfSl sPkiNa-rAkoMa aHsi TSK
AkEA--Lge. beautiful. 6-rm.. q
bedfms.l newly furn. apt: drgt d.
In mod. bldg: off-street parking
eony; 70 sverythins: excel. fo'
undervaiIed at si4S mo-. Incl
S4is givERpALE RD.-S srns. sns
s'IS sssh n,s srS a. a; Wa ssDts assl9as; adults
rm.. bedrm., Kit. bath; S1s.bo VI.
rHksGMs rTfks5 aliSa SaRR RRtura ss DH oEss ass4s ~.
Eit. and bath: SOS. K 9. GARDi
NER d CO.. 1881 L ST. NV. Ma
MT. hiO'stiI 'RstaiINIER-s rms. and bath
pvt. entr., large hall; employee
couple; Call WA. 7-7776 or uN
TAKOMA PK.--spacious 2-bedrm
apt; lgs. liy: rm., kit;, bnantah. bath. pvt
CORAL HILLS bedroom. $50
includes utilities. Very large. 10
S-S1 10. --3
2 APARTMENT8 - 2 bedrms., Is
a.: beaut. furn. and redec.: S10t
Q month.
/ bedrm.. furn.. END a.; sS5. In
auire after pm, S408 Green
wood ave-, Takoma Park. Apt. 4
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APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-D. c

ssis Sis.r,tss ,sss q. ..,, s:T,-sssuti.ull, g u
ern kit and bath; latest in equip
msnt. See RES MGR on premises:
sfs IL 10 10th ST. N.E.-Frons apt,
5sal' sssh sss S. sd So. IN" mr. esdEm aslr. ts
IGGoRassEEsTows GssEs ErFlc. full .,s.. IN
apt bldg; nice loc.: SIS. 80. utlis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rooms. kitcn-
snstts; rsis s +. pr,ysss a.sss bath; adults onlv
sis isH ,sss IS. IT. Srsft1i Nv. Downtown Ioc..
ti0n-,Efacieucy j room. kitchen.
NEW fsss' MODERN seds DOWNTOWN elsv..
tor bldg: with sundeck, bsmt. gar
age available Ideal employed girls
and couples. Beautiful spacious
sas sssrR 1sgs sgs {. sssso n3 Ab bbciesaassSS 4easS
s-RM. MOD. APT. and bath. sss
n mo, o insl. q, 81 VII ytils. Adults. s H St
w. a:~ iriENNA. IN AVE. AVE. BRrpeE-i and
bedrn,ss. nnts iss liy .6 r ,d dinst.e, XII: kis
Bridge. right on Fairlawn ave: to
1412 Young st. EU. 2-4960. "A
3 ROOMS, kitchen and bath. stor.
age. room; newly decorated: heat
and hot water: rent low. RA. g.
WALTER REED AREA, 40 Cedar
st. n.w.--3 rms. kit. bath, porch:
APT. at. bldg.; bd.g.; s $9h ~ "A. a,l6os;o !. IS
rms. Pullman snhn kit. and bath, GAN
ssss IS; SNsTTssII.o SNTsS.o RID. s,x.-llv, m. r.
din. rm., 3 bedrms., kit. and bath;
$1l5 per mo-, incl. heat and hot
water: adults. See janitor or call
RE. 7-11Sl weekday
DOWNTOWE 2316 r st. NV
Redec.; enc; apt: S49.60 mo.
,ess essnf y sr. 7-slvs. NV. Apt. 4oa-t,y. I
rm:, 2 bedrms;. BIT and bath.
incl. heat and hot water. See
janitor or call RE. 7-1lS1 week
esssS' ONTARIO RID. N.w.-Three-
rm., Kit. and bath apis. available;
reasonable rent incl. heat and hot
water; adults. See resident man
ager, Apt. 101. or call AD. 4-530S.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
APTs. FURNlsHED-vA.

ARR. L.--Bedrm.. av. rrn.. dinette. kit,
bath; above avg: utils.. except
cleo; sos. ia. 2-ls90. ia. 2-234S.
ARL., N.--Lge. bedrm.. liv. rm.. din,
kit, bath: apt. bldg: cony. loc.;
S94. KE. S-4s15. ia. S-58SS. %
ARL. BLyD.--Close In: 2 bedrms..
": avail avail. III iimmed. RA. S-SosS.
1 BLK. TT. MYER-3-rm. apt, 1st
a., pvt. frt. and rear entrances;
$50 mo-. incl. utils. IA. 7-0e70.
1 BLK. MECHT Co.--3-rm. apt:
$40 mo-, incl. .utils.. porch, lawn
and laundry facil. IA. 7-0e70.
ARL.--Newiy dec, l-bedrm. apt.
ESHTsni ESay. iseii. H. avail. sin':tIna "a. na-is11.
N. ALEX.--Liv. rm.-bedrm.. comb.
kit, bath; s iains. Pent. and atE-
port. $SS. incl. utils. and TV. Avail.
immed. RA. 6-b022. --3
Evening star., 1955-07-03

TRAVELLING sALEsLADY will shars
o.sssssova. ossss% apt Ab bite ascss css.h'r l.e''
cuNoENlAL 0IRL TO share neatly
sitR aiiS ssass sSsarH isas. .'' IL y s.SsSo SsESo.'.e
Ice. EKoNf BEDRM.. lady or epls.,
With lady. KI. s-9o44.
% ID With R othsf oaaas Iii; Hi eINn .isv. siGs
Utils. incl: S42. NO. 7-5o01.
PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMEN wish
y1unE isn nan to share cool home
EMIL. CATHOLIC LADY wishes "a
share 6-rm. nv. apt. In elev. blog,
with ladies or youns cple. with
child. M. dntn. Call bef. IL an,
sfs s:S0 pm. and al day sun
GENTLEMAN to share new enc,
etc. Call from Q to 2. DI. 7-2303.
EalPL. LADY would like 2 or 3 empl
ladies for 2nd-d. furn. apt. ComI.l
slesn and quiet home: reas. RAi. D.
DoWNTowN - Two-bedrm. apt;
I'd ,sss ssaass WI sh1Fs re- With as1 another gay
4h, CAIhUL&O UNLv.t eoo0 uclHh'
Apt. 10. NO. 7-5065. -3
ONE cULTUREH YOUNG GENTLE.
MAN, to ehare cool bsmt. apt. with
2 other men. Rear 1880 New Hamp.
shire NV. After 8 p.m. -3
LADY to share apt. with other lady;
eeol and attractiye; excellent loe.:
ma B. ov. 3-ltss. ES
YOUNG MAN has newly furn. apt. "a
share with another young man
cony. D. c. and Pentagon. "a
o9IOR2HDwMAN TO SHARE hedrm.
apt. with another man. atr-condt-
tened Call after $50 pm. week.
.asys; DE. 2-Sls2; vv -,
COLORED-pPPER N.W.-Mant col
leGe, to share unusually attrnc
bsint. apt. with I other man. Kit:
pvt. bath, entr. Aft. . pm. TU
Evening star., 1955-07-03

pE sooNIH agH HSuRsiHHsb sRANRaSEwi Tpr: s-1E19; n1s
Larss ly. rm.- and din. rm., dc luxe
kit, block floors. exouisitely fur,
nsishborhood. Del Ray section q
Alexandria. located In new 20-unit
apartment house with laundry fa-
cilities and on-premises parking
msnt building, Rent. S1S6. 10 see
call MRS, kOCUR, Apt. 100. 4
w. Nelson ave. Telephone .N. 9:
773S. suitable Rentegcn and Naval
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Alexandria-Del Ray Section

/ bedroom apartment. beautifully
ter, in Del Ray section 81 Aiexsn.
dria; garden type. laundry room
ir. dining room plus large livins
room: utilities Included In Sit 80
rent; adults only. CAN MRS. HUS-
BAND. OV. 3-1213. Apt. 8. 30S
East Glendale ave,
Evening star., 1955-07-03
WALK TO WORK
CHASTLETON
APARTMENTS

1701 10th ST. NV.
2 RMS, KIT. & BATH,
$105
Newly decorated and attrectivel!
furnished; utilities included In rent
switchboard and desk service. T,
inspect apply at desk Of CALL Mrs
Picks. DU. $4,000.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN sYNpIcATEs
Evening star., 1955-07-03
C COLOAED
EFFIC. APIS. $3.50

SOC MT. VERNON PLACE NV.
Near 9th and Mass, ave. W.. facing
library; newly decorated; $40 80
and 5000 month tadults). See
Evening star., 1955-07-03
DOWNTOWN
AIR-COND.

KPFfc.. stills
Utila. and telephone incl. SEP. kit.
mod elsy. BIDS. Apply l417 }
TIE pTPLoMAT
2420 10th 81. NV.
Junior bedrm. apt beaut. furn
Meridian Park: watkins distancl
downtown: comfortably ar cooled
roof garden. switchboard: SlI6 mo.
incl utils. Mgr.. Ap. s.l23s. -
1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid-eity apts.. lovely ) rms, bath
foyer: walk downtown; Se5, incl
utils. IA. 9-4140. NO. 7-6II1. =:
MIRAMAR
1901 18th ST. NV, Mr.. r. ]. AVE
Large attr. furn. enc. at $50 80
In de luxe elevator bldg. with
switchboard service. Avail Jul!
10 See manager.
CAFRITZ., DI. 10000
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Evening star., 1955-07-03

LdTCIlIIlOIlI GdIUCIkS
South Frederick St. at Columbia Pike
JUST FURNISHED
GREENBRIER APTS.
/ and Q bedrm. apts., furn.: the
best! Move right in; Just "a block
to bus to D. c.; lge. spacious rms,
cross ventilation: monthly rates,
$40: also weekly; lowest rental
for. its value; all utils. and services
Evening star., 1955-07-03
AIR-CONnTTIONEl

THIs INpISiBSHEsHlE IpISEsl.lSp- AND RuToMA
TIC CONTROL IN excellent einbass,
modern features: also nv. ssrase
see 20 appreciate location. apt
NV. HU. a-aA02. -
Evening star., 1955-07-03
GEORGETOWN
1900 QUE ST. NV.
C-pEnPM ApT %1CS

Newly decorated and attractively
furnished. Utilities included In
rent; modern Pullman kit. Apply
Janitor, daytime: mgr. No. 103,
ewes. NO. 7-7840.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN sYNDIcATEs
Evening star., 1955-07-03

2 APARTMENTS - Q bedrms., 1st
H.: beaut. furn. and redec.: S1O0
Q month.
1 bedrm.. furn.. END a.; ss5. In
auire after 8 p.m., S408 Green
wood ave-, Takoma Park. Apt.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
MARLBOROUGH

MARLBOROUGH
GIT 18th st. NV.
AIT. So rms. and hath. $3.50.
CLAREMONT
2106 f. st. NV.
Apt, 4os-LV. rn- kit. bath. rec.
IT'S P st. NV.
Apt: 3ol@Liy. I'm. bedrn- kit. and
1901 M st. NV.
Apt. b-z rms-. kit. and hath. S7z
922 l. st. NV.
Apt 6-2 rms. kit. and bath, S45
1858 Euclid st. NV.
9 rms. kit. and bath. s64-
THE KENWOOD
1450 Irving st. NV.
Apt. 4s-2 rms. lit. and bath. SIS
3145 Mt. Pleasant st.
NV.
Apt. 49, rms. Kit. and bath. SIS
3149 Mt. Pleasant st.
NV.
Apt. 41-Liv. rm-. din. rm. 2 bed
rms.. kit. and bath. s6s.5o.
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 F st. NV. MA. 8-344C
Four-Family Bldgs.
1921 E st. NE.
APT; p, 80 sML,y; sy;,, rw; nso dinstts' Osdrm-
1909 T st. NE.
Apt. 4E2 rms. kit. and bath, S4s.50
1926 Staples st. NE.
Apt. 3-2 rms. kit. and bath. $40
1901 M st. NE.
Ant. As rms, kit. and bath, SOL
1911 w ST. NE.
Apt. 4-2 rms. kit. and bath. $3.50
632 Mass. Ave. NE.
Apt. "a rms. kit. and bath. S54
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
lQn0 r Ct NV MA Q.2ddn
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Resident Mgr, 10. 2-2220
EMRASSY Apt

EMBASSY APT.
1913 Harvard st. n.w.--Large foyer.
living room. Q bedrooms. bath. large
style kitchen, dining room. plenty
of closet space: desirable corner
apartment: secretarial service.
automatic elevator; good location.
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Evening star., 1955-07-03
Chesapeake Terrace

CNGSapedKe IGITdCe
Attractive. large, and 2. bedroom
unfurnished apts In modern gar
den-type development, Extensive
grounds. ineiosed playsroun,a; .rna. Lsun.
of-street parking; utils. incl. Elk.
PRESS BUS. ...
1880 TO S92
Res, Mgr ADt. ) 10. acre
Evening star., 1955-07-03

9Sa Bfst st. g.E.-Liv. rna.. bedrm.,
din. rm.. kit, bath. bsnat.. washer
Ill utils. Cony. Andrews, Holling
$50 mo. JU. Split. -5
EAdRLOYED PARENTS-Attrae. rms;
care. meals. laundry: Ice. lawn
Free parking. NO. 7-60l2, %
NICELY FURN. EEFICiENCIES;
ntiis., linens: S10-S14 wk. 1924
Vermont ave. NV. CO. 6-5oO4
Evening star., 1955-07-03

NkAH WALTEB KkEU-BedfU0m I,
a;asas s;tssshsn' gyt. r14 bath; ~ utiis: in
RARv4Rp Iii. BET. i4-isth NV
Pvt. End a., newly dec, liv. rn..
sSssfsm Ssfsr, ut: H.. u.s. H. sst asaYY aYasheF
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, 1913
18th st. n.w.-Enlc.: bed-liv. rm..
kit. bath. Day or week, Ma. g.
q9lO. %
GLOVER PARK bedrm., dinette.
liv. rm.. kit. bath: 500. KE. T.
,osS SSss; syes q INK Tsek IN enSs Sw ~ S,k
from Conn. ave.l-2 rms. kit.
bath: utils. furn.; 500. 0u 7-4626.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28
City Taxes

Tabor City tax payers aren't
beating = fast path to the Town
Hall to pay their taxes.
With tax notices mailed out
iomc time ago. local citizcnry
has been slow in paying up and
The town board has expressed
IN interest i'm getting these
axes on a current basis.
City taxes is by far the lead
ing revenue of the town and all
vital public service Is dependent
upon prompt collection from the
property owners.
City expenses, like all other
businesses. has been hit by pro-
gress and initiation i'm recent
years. This, along with the pur-
chase Of new fire truck.
makes II necessary to collect
taxes as soon as they are due.
TO maintain this progress and
keep the city finances on a bust
ness-like basis, all persons de-
linquent in their taxes are urg-
cd to make immediate arrange
ments for paying up.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28
Ed Williamson
Heads Seal Sale

Ed Williamson, prominent at
.orncy Of Chadbourn. was nam
ID Chairman of the Seal Sale
committee for Columbus by the
county TB Association al a call
d meeting Thursday night in
Nhitcvillc, Clyde Wayne, prcSi-
lent. announced today.
Williamson succeeds Rev.
Leslie Tucker, of Chadbourn,
who recently resigned to accept
Ia pastoratc outside the county.
Williamson was u-ncd preSi-
dent of the Columbus County
Young Democratic Club also last
week.
DR.. W. NJ. HoSkins, Of Wal,c-
Iiiic, was named bond chairman
At the meeting last week. DR..
IoSkinS has been Il member of
he State tuberculosis ASSocia-
ion board of directors for a
number of years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28
Mrs. Sarah Cox
Dies In Sleep

Mrs. Sarah Baggctt Cox. one
If Tabor City'S most respected
itiZCns, died in her sleep Satur-
day morning about seven o'clock
lt her home.
Mrs. Cox, wife of the late w.
:. Cox. had been in declining
health for several years. She
vas 68 years of age.
a profound church worker,
he was a past president of the
Woman's Missionary Union of
Mount Tabor Baptist Church.
For number of years she
,aught the TEL class in the Mt.
Tabor Baptist Church Sunday
school.
She was the first woman ever
20 serve on the Tabor City
School Board and her expert
'ncc as school teacher here
helped her TO render a valuable
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28
SCHOLARSHIP
FUND WILL BE
ESTABLISHED

Worthy Tabor City High
School graduates who arc I'M
able to finance a college educa-
ton will now have a chance TO
apply for a scholarship.
\ provision in the will of the
late Mrs. W. /. Cox requested
That scholarship fund be cstab-
iiShcd TO finance college educa-
TONS for worthy Tabor City
High School graduates who were
not financially able 10 attend
school.
Ben l.. Ncsmith, Jr., one Of
The executors of Mrs. Cox's
estate. said yesterday that the
amount of monty 10 be placed
into the fund could not be i'm
mcdiateIy determined.
Other than amounts left to
friends and relatives, the resi-
due Of the estate is to be divid-
ed into four shares.
One share will he used for
the scholarship fund. Another
share will be donated to the
Thomasvillc Baptist Orphanage.
The other two shares were left
TO relatives.
According 10 Mr.. Nesmith the
scholarship fund will be placed
In the form of trust.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28

,waggcrcd to the bar and order
d another drink.
He drank TIL the day he di-
.d," laughed Mr.. Inman when
asked II the man ever mcndcC
mis- ways.
one thing in favor of the
rock and roll era al Pircway
the lack of violent deaths.
"Pircway never had many
hillingS like they have all over
nc county now
Mr.. Inman remembers the
tart Of "moOnShInC" making in
-JlumbuS.
About 50 years ago, one of
1is workers told him that he
could stand in his front yard
md count the fires from seven
stills.
That was the first I ever
heard of moonShinc whiSkcy and
| believe il was tho start of its
icing manufactured in this
county"
At the time a man could bug
I quart of moouShinC for about
one dollar. Several years later
there was an abundance Of
stills. Farmers who wanted il
wasted no time in setting w
their own still.
People weren't opposed tC
whiSkCy as much then as they
are now" said MIR. Inman. HC
doesn't drink and hasn't tastec
"a drop of whiskcy for the pas
60 years.
Tasted il one time when
was rs and vowed Id never
take another drink. I've stucl
by my word"
AS a young boy, Mr.. Tnman at.
tended a onc-room school will
about 40 students. The schoo
term seldom lasted more thar
three weeks but he remember,
using the old blue back" spell.
Ter.
Columbus County has pro.
crossed by leaps and bound.
since Mr.. Inman's youth.
II is solid citizens like Mr.
Tnman who have made such pre-.
gress possible.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28
os1 / es -lvg9ss Parade
Expected Here Oct. d

This years Yam Festival pa
rade looms as one the best ever
IS new groups respond daily tC
the gala event TO be rccicd of.
q" ."0'. October Ii, at , D. n.
Wizard " ..lht, t-s,iva! clair
man, said today that float
wouia be entered by the Silver
Springs, Florida chamber of
commerce. Too, floats from Hol-
sum Bread, Whites Ice Cream,
Carolina Power and Light Co
and Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road would be in this ycar ;
parade.
Many others are expected to
accept the invitations sent by
the festival committee
r. p. Counts. cxccutivc-sccrc-
tary for the Merchants Associa-
ton, said that an Army band
had accepted an invitation t.
participate in the parade.
Wright has called mecfi~a
of festival officials for II
O'clock Saturday morning ~ TN.
Town Hall. Last minute detail.
are expected TO be wrapped r.
at this meeting and all repre-.
ScntativcS are urged TO attend.
With this years festival based
on civic club activity. auOthc.
group was added last wee,
when the Tabor City Nero
School was accepted. Six gcCUrs
comprise the sponsors of tins
years festival. All proceeds, or
deficits, will be divided equally
among the clubs. Those taxing
part are the WomanS Club, Civ
itanS, Rotary, Jaycccs, Merch-
ants Association and Tabor City
Negro School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28
Woman's Club
Guest Speaker

Mrs. J. o. Prince. president of
Che Tabor City Garden Club, will
be guest speaker for the general
meeting of the Tabor City Wo-
mans Club to be held at the
club house Friday. September 30,
ut S pm. Mrs. F. VI. Jernigan,
ST.. president, announced.
Mds. Erskin Young and Mrs.
II. L. Epps. co-Chairman of the
American Home Department are
IN charge Of the program.
Mrs Willard Carroll and Mrs.
j. Woody High will be hostesses
for the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28

MS NOulItS, Sdll W. y. lllntN,
5-yCar-old Iron Hill resident.
The friendly farmer has lived
ere all his life and has a keen
memory concerning activities in
Columbus during his youth.
According TO Mr.. Inman, the
Negro postmaster served about
.wo or three years during Il Re
publican administration.
There weren't any COM
plants, that | know of. when he
was appointed postmaster and ]
think most of the folks were
happy with the way he perform
d his duties"
AT the time there were two
post offices in WhitCvillC. Old
liners recall that today's South
Whitevillc was known for many
years as "thc depot" The post
office was called VinCland.
QucriCd as TO whether or not
Columbus County had ever been
served by a Negro sheriff, Mr..
lnman said he couldn't re-
member any having served.
Neil McPhal was not a COL
orcd man but he was the father
Of Elery Smith, the Negro post
he replied when asked
about McPhal. Several oldtim-
RS had been under the impress
sion that McPhal was Columbus
County's only Negro sheriff.
Other phases Of early life in
Columbus related by Mr.. Inman
included the period when Pre-
way was an incorporated town
II believe the mayor was Sam
Thomas who put up a lot Of
business places there" he re-
marked.
Pircway, one OF the most
peaceful communities i'm the
county today, was a roaring lit
lie village around 1880. Whiskcy
flowed freely across the public
bar and trouble was easily
found.
One story told by Mr.. Inman
has been passed down through
the years and no one will attest
to its validity; however, It is
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28
Names
Grade Mothers

Grade mothers were named
his week by Guidcway Scnoo
teachers according TO Clayton
.cwiS, principal.
Mrs. Berthe CoX's first grade
has three grade mothers, Mrs
Campbell Stocks, Mrs. J. Il
Taulk, and Mrs. Major Long.
Serving for Mrs. Helen w
Cutters second grade is Mrs,
Dorothy Floyd.
For Mrs. Frances G. Hardes's
Eccond and third grade, Mrs.
Lotion Cox will serve as grade
mother.
Others and the grades they
will serve are: Miss Maudc But.
i-r's third gradeMrs. Thomas
juggs; Mrs. Cleo Suggs' .ourti
!radc-Mrs. Albert Gore and
Mrs. Bruce Gore; Mrs. Veata
Wright'S fifth grade 49, Mrs.
lydc Gore and Mrs. Gertrude
Cox; Mrs. Addic Cores sixth
!rade-Mrs. Mitchell Gore and
Mrs. Lula Long; Miss Ruby Mae
Suggs' seventh grade-Mrs. J.
.. Ray and Mrs. N. G.. Hughes
Mrs. Mary Il. Lewis eighth
gradc-Mrs. Paul Connor ane
Mrs. J. ID. Stocks.
Promotion of =. r. A. attend
ancc and assisting teachers on
field trips are two of the major
iuties of grade mothers.
Mr.. Lewis said that providing
hot lunches, clothing for needy
children and helping 10 obtain
incidental equipment for class
rooms are also duties attended
)y the mothers.
Several grade mothers will
act as substitute teachers on
September 30 while six OF the
Guideway teachers observe
training at o special teachers
meeting at East Carolina Col
lege.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28

service as a school board memb-
er.
other civic activities in which
Mrs. Cox took part included
membership in the local Wo-
mans Club.
She is survived by several
ncphews and nieces.
Funeral services were held
sunday at 3 p. m. at the Mt
Tabor Baptist Church by the
Rev. p. c. Gants Rev. Paul Car
ruth and REV. y G. Hutchinson.
Interment Wa IN the Myrtle
Green Cemetery.
Pallhearers were r. B. NAL
lard, 3. l.. Nesmith, Jr., Robert
r.. Soles, J. M. McGougan, w.
A. williams and Horace Rob-
erts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-28
Sweet Potato Market Opens Wednesday;
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