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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-21
Twin City
Church NeUs
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH


Rev. Floyd Massey Jr. spoke on
the topic, That Which Cannot Be
Shaken" at the morning worship
service on Sunday, January l6.
Morning prayer was offered by
Deacon Howard NJ. Hunt. Music
was by the Senior Choir with Mrs.
Dolly Crushshon as soloist, and
the Gospel Chorus.
Dedcatory prayer was given
by Trustee Harry Richardson. The
pulpit was decorated with flowers
by the decorations committee.
II was noted that A. v. Hall is
convalescing at his home, 993 w.
Central and that Horace Brown is
improving at his home, S68 Carroll
Av. Coincidence was expressed TO
the family of the late Deaconess
beth Tarver and family on the
passing of her mother. Mrs. Low
enia Kate. in Elmira, N. Y. last
week.
Appreciation was expressed by
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Daniels for
visits, cards, flowers and prayers
received during the illness of Mr..
Daniels; Mrs. Clementine Sydes
for cards of sympathy received
during the loss of her sister, Mrs.
Birdie Locke, in Kansas City, Mo,
and by Deacon NJ. A. Knott and
family for coincidence and prayers
received on the passing of his bro
Their Grover Knott in Detroit,
Mich. Mrs. Ella Curry Hickman,
also expressed appreciation for
prayers. visits, cards and bullet
ms, received during her recent
disqualification.
The Minnesota-So Dakota State
IS and BTU met at Bethesda
church at $3.50 p. m. At 8 p. m.
the Missionary Society service was
held with the Baptist Youth Eel
lowship in charge. Speaker was
william Knott. who spoke on
Ambassadors For Christ"
Music was rendered by the
Gospel Chorus and a vocal num-
Der was given by Carey Hill and
chorus.
The Young mems club met on
Monday evening at 8 p. m. in the
church parlor.
Guest speaker on Sunday. jan
uary %, at IL a. m. will be Rev
Joseph Chapman who will speak
on Closed Doors. Music will be
by the combined choirs.
At 4 p. m. Rev. Massey will
speak at Appreciation Services
for Rev Jerome Del Pine, Cam
phor Methodist church. The Sen
Tor Choir will sing.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our sincere
thanks and deep appreciation to
our friends and neighbors for their
many acts of love and thoughtful
ness during the death of our be
loved mother. Mrs, Rosa Pittman.
Special thanks to Rev M l.. Sim
mons for his comforting words.
For the many cards. kilograms.
words of coincidence and the beau
tiful floral tributes. we will ever
be grateful.
Mrs. Leila Thornton. Mrs
Dorothy Sims and Mrs. Ruth
Anderson. daughters. Vernon.
Paul and Harvey Pittman, sons
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SIOUX
r A L [ s
NEWS
N O 7 Z s

ing our blessings. Our Daniel
Coates IL home all well and at
work again after spending n few
days In McKennan Hospital He
had n local infection and cold. We
sure wish 10 thank all the well
wishers and all who visited and
called and all. Folks were 80 darn
nice 10 uS, really didn't realize
how fortunate We are 10 be a part
Of such fine people.
Mrs. n Bolts Jr.. entered the
hospital as Daniel departed, She
has hight hopes Of returning In
good shape this time, 80 lets all
pray that she does just that, I
tip my hat To Rev Bolts, he has
done n mighty fine job Of being
mater and pater 10 Sharon and al
No doing his ministerial duties.
Rev. I ~ Fischer. OF Ohio, held
very pleasing revival the 10th
81 Jan thru the iith, All seemed
pleased and blessed The closing
night he was presented with
healthy purse and the Mines. Tol.
bert Anderson. Lee and Vaughn
served lunch.
Sioux Falls Council Of churches
met Friday 10 prepare for the
World Day Of Prayer Mrs. J. Mox-
Icy In secretary Of the local group.
Mrs. j. Moore who In n cousin 10
l.. Paige welch gave few InApir-
ing words about Mrs. WEIGH.
| received wedding announce
ment from Mrs. X. Banks betty
Robinson, Matiook. la that her
daughter Jeanette In going to be
married Now isn't that news To
some Of you guys who knew Betty.
our local playhouse seems 10 be
making openings for some Of us
and I like II. they have asked
Georgia Clayton. Mr. J. Moxley
and others 10 take part In various
plays | saw the play Paul by
sart was In. II Is n nice way "a
spend AN evening
McsHrs ! Monkey and Dan
Coates were guests On the Ben
Franklin PTA program. Tho fel.
lows sang n couple OF songs. Mr..
Monkey introduced one Of his new
songs, Evening Shadows" Men
had charge OF the fun program
that was held Tuesday evening,
January H. Some Of the men
dressed like gals and the whole
deal was swell.
We have n Mrs J. Cruwder in
Minneapolis and she IL going 10 he
one year older the 2sth OF Jan
and whole gang OF IN here send
her the best wishes for years and
years
In 1898 the YwCA win celc-
brate Its first hundred years and
In the finest way possible, How
tiy planning for It's second cen
fury of course Mrs. Robert
Haynes II president Of our YwCA |
and | would like 10 mention some
~ the charter members that Join.
ed here In 1913. Mrs n. Haynes.
Mrs. q, Lee. Mrs Mildred How
ard, Washington. Ia. Mrs. J.
Cruwder, Minneapolis Mrs n
Bentley Ruth McLaurin. Omaha.
Capitola Grigshy. Minneapolis and
yours truly, We also have several
10 and 20 year members.
Kenny Anderson Is doing fine
with SIC on the Basketball team.
! haven't seen him in action but I /.
ran imagine from local drug store
chit chat he Is tops His pretty
wife Merrtal never let's him for. /.
get he IL married man. /
Guys and gals at SIC were
pleased 10 have Jim Milsap and .
Wendell Patrick look In on them
Wendell now belongs 10 Uncle
Sam and Is stationed at Camp
leonard Wood. Mo. While Mlisap
II AZ the u OF MINI Come again
bows. you're always welcome
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors for
their acts of love and thoughtful
ness, messages OF sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings extended
us at the death OF our beloved
uncle and brother, Mr.. Clarence
Bell. Especially do we think Rev.
Charles NJ. Sexton for his com
forting words.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lawson and
family Mrs Henrietta Wright.
sister. and a host Of nieces and
other relatives.
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Funeral Rites For
VIM. Enqlond TO Be
Held Saturday AN.

Funeral services for William
England, ~ 81. Anthony Az. an
employee " the 500 Line Railway
Tor N years, win b. held on Sat.
ursiHS morning At 10 = III AZ 81
James AME church. with the Rev
y. } Jones officiating
\ native ot Lone OAK. Ark Mr.
England was born on April I. 1874
he had lived in 81. Paul for over
80 years
In III health since July 3. 1882
Mr. England returned home from
the hospital In September lie was
cared FOR by hts wife and during
the past two months before ne
died
Mr. England was a member ot
81. James AME church. Dining
Car EMPLOYEES linton. Local sic
Pioneer Lodge No / Free and Ac-
ccp,cd Masors, and the Sterling
Club.
lie Is survived nv his wife. Mrs
Mary l. England and nice,
Mrs Rosmcnd Johnson % Mime
arohs
Visitation viii 30 held this eve
ming At the Brooks Funeral Home
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BoptlH Minister's Wives
Meet Monday fs.m.

Ministers Wives Auxiliary Of
the Minnesota South Dasota Dis
trict association will meet Jan.
uary - At the home of Mrs.
Joseph Jackson. az W Central
Az. 81, Paul, NJ s y N.
Mrs Ruth Mcdonald In pr~si.
dent, Mrs. r. Henderson. cores
pnnding secretary
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Six OF Women IGNORED
By Mill City ~" Have
Worked For Race Amity

Six Of the Il women leaders cited by the Minneapolis
YWCA last Thursday, Jan 49, for their contributions the
community have played major roles in the advancement that
has been made in the field Of nterraeia life Minneapolis
The testimonial dinner by the Mill City YWCA Of
the held throughout the nation when the YWCA
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Ven can lns-rt . classified al In
this paper ter 30 HttI~ % 81. Can
RRidx~psrt sSss ss~. Wen DO
the rest.
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Chicago Mayor Race t.
Continued from Page -

istration headed by Democratic
Mayor Kennedy.
Rep. Dawson has been against
him ever since Kennedy took his
seat In City Hall. Kennedy went
into office labeled as something of
reformer. one who was determin.
ed TO clean up what some people
called the racket infested politics
of the South Side,
Dawson Anti. Kennedy
Dawsons influence is credited
with having q great deal TO do
with influencing the Democratic
city Copmittee to throw Ken
nelly overheard M its candidate.
The Democrats have named Daley
To run in Kcnnelly's place. The
latter has accepted the challenge
and IL running Independently a
gainst the regular committee can
didate
Kennedy has the support Of
the influential state street mer-
chant element which represents
big business. Tie also has the
support Of all the daily news
papers Of the city.
The Negroes who oppose Ken
nelly who is seeking his third
term. because OF what they con
slider his poor handling Of the
Trumbull Park situation. Trum.
bull Park. you will recall, IL a
housing project built with federal
funds which has been the site OF
racial disturbances since the first
colored family moved in more than
a year ago
krnRriiy Has supporters
However, all Negroes are not
to the incumbent. More
over. they contend that the mayor
has q good record as far as colored
persons are concerned This group |
led by Knight. points TO integra-
ton in the police force. in rest
Dental areas and In the school |
system The Kennedy adherents |
this Indignation never /
happened before Kennedy became |
mayor
Local daily newspapers have
given much space 10 the atti
tudr of Negroes toward keaneI,
". They also have pointed out
that the dumping az him nv the
Democratic Organization IA
mounts "a machine politics. They
consider Daley machine
man"
4 candidate who has large
following among the reform"
element is Merriam. alderman Of
the nth ward. Elected alderman
rs Democrat, Merriam currently
Is running as Republican In an
with the Associated Ne
gro press, Merriam issued his only
statement on Negroes Renounc-
nE racism, he said
Morr Negroes Good Thing
"influx of Negroes 10 Chicago
IL u good thing, when they stop
coming Il win h. a sign that our
Industries have stopped grow
ing" 4
In relation 10 the housing ait.
Iation. he pointed out that the
.Sty Council IL on record as a
yainst discrimination In housing
and that as member OF the cuun-
- he too IL against discrimination
n housing.
lie added that before Negroes
.rv admitted 20 other al-whitr
housing projects, the situation AZ
rruubull Park should b. cleared
~ he criticized official handling
v the racial disturbances al
rrlmhun
Merriam however. doc. not ap-
par b" hav~ npch support .
ns"nG Negroes who se~m 90 feel
that ~ ts not WI enough :
kR"wn among them
From this 10 would ssem that
ne nrsvarshty campaign viii -
Kennedy and Dairy A. FAR
u SsvroeS ar~ cnnc~ra~d The
Stgs here seems to b with Daley
rho hAs the support % the power.
Nl Dawson
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Fur all flesh Is q grass and all
tho glory ~ man a. the flower ~
grass The grass witherrth. and
the flower thereof taIle,h away
but the world ~ the Lord enth,r.
eth forever And this is the word
which hy the rOspei IL preached
unto yCu First Peter ist..a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
columbus Shrine
Donates SIS For
Needy Families

A check FOR $25 from the CO.
,umbuS County Shrine to be US
ID for needy far'ilics at Christ
mas was turned over today 10
The Empty StoC&ing Fund.
w. Horace Carter, who re-
ctivcd the cheek from j. Hcrin-
IN Ledcr, Secf-tary-trca5urcr of
tho Shrine Club.
please accept the check a
mounting to S25 and spend it to
re best of your ability for
Christmas Cheers among n.cGv
antilles of your community"
aid Lcdcr in a letter 10 Carter.
TnC Empty Stocking Fund,
till in need of financial assist
ance, is headed by Mrs. James
Z. Cox.
we would like to express
'Ir appreciation to the Column
MS Shrine Club for their Con-
-r!Dution. Organizations su 4 a.
HcSc make it possible for rccdy
antilles to enjoy Christmas, =
illd Mrs. Cox.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
By Al Harrison

Local school board member:
'elvcd into the free lun h prob
I'm Friday night and appointed
iour-mcmEer committee to
work. with Principal c. II. Pin
lGr in carrying out a program
The committee, named by
'inn-r and approved by the
2oard, consists of David Kelly
Mrs. Alice Wright, Mrs. Jame
-. Cox and Al Harrison. They
viii work vita Pinnnr in an cf-
fort to determine the validity u
requests for free Lunches.
Fr-c lunches. through by manl
,!tizcnS to be part CT required
ch0ol functions. have become q
major headache at the Local
school. The need has outgrowr
the source of revenue
Ire lunch room system. as
'Xplaincd If Primer. operates
ndCr the Federal lunch Room
Program. Each year Conucss
'NproDriat-s a certain amount
of money to be used fov IL.
'-ild feeding program. This
money is alloCatcd 10 to var
ous states. In turn. the state al
lot il 10 various sCnD 3ls
In the Tabor City school. the
ted rql Program rciinJurSos tic
lunchrUOm fund 10 TIC extent OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
Saaia Arrived
This Afternoon

Santa Claus arrived here this
afternoon with bags of fruit for
IL Ic youngsters.
/; ling atop tne -.iniee- Z, It
5anla was greeted by hunuT eds
Of youngsters making certain
hat the man in the red suit
hadn't forgotten them.
Il. =. Counts. cXecutiye-secrc-
airy of the Merchants ASSocil-
ton, said Santa would be on the
itrcets here each day through
Christmas.
His schedule is as follows:
Dec. Is, 16-3 to > p. m.
Dec. Ill to 8 p. m.
Dec. 10, 20. al to 6 p. m.
Dec. %, 90 TO ! p. III.
Dec. 24-10 a. m. TO p. m.
Local folks also had \ chance
20 look at the Yam Festival
permanent float that has been
seen by parade crowds in six
.owns during the past few
weeks. The gaily decorated
yam theme" float has drawn
praise from all corners.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
Christmas Party
Held For Local
3eeay Youths

UndcrprivilegCd children went
buying spree this afternoon
nth a helping hand from local
Jayc-CS.
It was all part of the Christ
mas Party that Al youngsters
V2re treated to an ice cream
party and a buying trip throug.
local variety stores. Each young
''r was given a dollar bill TO
spend as he so desired.
Several youngsters looked AT
oys and reached for their dollar
out never spent a penny. Th.v
were saving it for a "rainy day"
Howa d HARRISON, chairman
Of the rarty committee. said the
-.tv rs an outStanu n9 sue
cess. Many OF the youngsters
had never had a dollar bill to
spend as they pleased
Ice cream for the party was
furnished by Cameron DRUG
Store and Harrelson's Parma
cy. Piggy Wiggly furnished the
cookies.
Santa's arrival in town. with
4 bag of fruit for very child,
climaXed the afternoon patty.
1T was a mere coincidence
that Santa arrived in time to
add mcrriment to the Christmas
Party but it gave the party the
finishing touches" said HarrcI-
son.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
Plastic Engraver
Is Put Into Use

A plastic engraving plant that
Will permit up-tO-tfc minut~
news pictures has been installed
by the Atlantic Publishing Com
p0y in its Conway office.
The engraving machine, ?
Fairchild Photo Eng=avcr. cop
les photographs on a sheet of
plastic which can then be print
ed on ncwSprint.
This is another step toward
realizing our goal of presenting
our readers well rounded
newspaper with up-to-the- min
ute pictures of news events
said w. Horace Carter, co own
e.InOf the Atlantic Publishing
Company.
The pictures in today's Trib-
une were made on the new en-
Eravcr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
School Chorus
Will Present
Program Tues.

Tabor City's High School
Chorus will present a program
,of Christmas music Tuesday
might, eight o'clock, in the new
sanctuary of the Tabor City
Baptist Church.
Mrs. w. w. Woody, director
of the 90-mcmbcr chorus. said
the program would consist Of
carols, spirituals and Fred War
iing's Song of Christmas" cam
tata.
Venoy Small, Tally EddinEs.
and Gayle Kelly will be soioists.
Margaret 10 Jcrnigan and Mrs.
Nell Fowler will be accornpan-
lists.
The public is invited TO at
tend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
Eddings
Is County,
Norl1iz nee

Tally Harry Ditto Eddinss
Ill has been named Columbus
County'S nominee for the John
Morchcad scholarship TO the
University of North Carolina.
Lee j. Greer, chairman of the
John Morehead scholarship
committee for Columbus Coun-
ty, said Eddings had been highly
recommended for the honor by
is principal and teachers.
c. II. Primer, principal of the
Tabor City SCHOOLS, praised Ed
iIngs for his outstanding school
work. He has been outstanding
in athletics. student activities
ID church work.
He is president of the student
body, a member of the Red De-
Ill football team for three years.
N the basketball squad for
.arcc years. i'll Club. Latin
Club, DramaticS Club, student
'ouncii, monogram club. glcc
Tub, sports editor of the annual
and a Beta club member.
His church and community
.ctiviti"s have been equally
outstanding. He is a member OF
-Ee Tabor City Baptist Church.
president Of the Young Mems
Sunday School class, ard mem
Der OF the choir. Outside activi-
les include membership IN the
Boosters Club and Cotillion
Club.
Young EjGiNps was presented
the best youth driver" award
during ceremonies helG Dcccm-
Der as part of SD Day OBJ
Scrvancc.
He plans tc study medicine.
According 10 Greer. EGGmgs'
nomination mas been forwarded
TO the district cOmmittar
He is the son of Mr.. ard Mrs.
T. II. EddingS Of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
Winners Listed
In Local Contest

0rs. Royce Gore won bed
room suit as first award in the
contest held by Roberts Clcth-
ing Company during the sale
which came to q close Saturday
night Rucy HCwett. owner. an
bounced.
The second award, Il dinette
suite, went 10 Mrs. Jessie Sim
mons while Mrs. c. Brooks
GGSe, third place winner. re-
CcNed a Lane Cedar chest.
Others receiving awards in
Guided, Mrs. Douglas Nils, suit;
Mrs. Robert Wright coa:; Mrs
Charles Hodges, shoes, Mrs
Edith Granger, dress: Mrs
Mildred Raves. oxfords: Mrs
Ned Butler, Mrs. Betty l.
Graingcr, Mrs. E,oiSc Lawson
Mrs. Kathryn Bryant, and Mrs
b ~. Ward, trade certificates.
The first three prizes were
given in cooperation with Prince
Brothers Furniture, said MIR
HCwctt.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
BapfisE 10 Move Into New Sanctuary
For Opening Servi &C Sunday EMortsigae.

Opening services in the new
sanctuary of the Tabor City
Baptist Church will be conduct
ed Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
The Rev. p. c. CAN'T. pastor
.of the Tabor City Baptist
Church said today plans were
complete for opening services as
well as open house" to be- ucld
Sunday afternoon from two
until six o'clock.
Ben L. Nc. NTH. III. supcrin-
.tCndcnt of Sunday School, said
ia record attendance was cXrect-
ed Sunday. He added that the
usual closing assembly you'd
not be held at the close of clas-
.scs.
Completion of the sanctuary,
five clasSrooms. kitchen ard re-
creation room puts the finishing
touches on an extensive three
unit building program initiated
n 1851. The completed binding
program represents an outlay Of
$4,000.
Spacious and beautiful, the
new sanctuary has bccl The
center of attention. since con-
5truction began several month.
ago.
With seating capacity o.
more than 700. the new sanctu.
airy has been completely return.
iishcd. A new choir loft has {
lscating capacity of so.
Already familiar to many
own people are the new church
chimes. The Maas-Rowe Caril-
Ions chimes will operate q
hours daily. On .he quarter
hour, four chimes will be heard
eight on the half-hour, ard lG
On the hour prior to striking The
lour. The chimes were given In
memory of the late Sterling
HARRISON by members Of the
family.
One Of the largest electronic
Organs made, a Baldwin, wa.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
CURRIE
JOINS PRINCE
Us SALESMAN

Hoyt Currie, wcll-known Tab
or City man, has joined the
sales force at Prince Motor
Company here. Mr.. Currie was
associated with Loris Motor
Sales in Loris Immediately prior
to accepting his present position
here.
Before entering the automo-
tive selling business, he was
employed for 10 years with the
Western Auto Associate store IN
Tabor City and Loris.
Mr.. Currie has been living ir
Loris for some time but expect,
to move his family as soon a.
suitable housing is available.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
oLACARDS WILL
DIRECT HOLIDAY
HOUSE TOUR

Placards were being made
oday for erection at the homes
participating in the Holiday
louise Tour to be held Sunday
md Monday evenings under the
censorship of the local garden
.lubS.
Twcnty-three homes are ar
ranging Christmas scenes Col
@ affair to get underway al
80 p. m. both evenings. Tea
will be served u the home OF
;ldrcd Hickman in concluding
he tour.
Program-tickctS may tc OBJ
aimed from mcml crs of the
lub or Mrs. w. c. Truitt and
Nrs. David DiamOnt, chairncn
Of the program committee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
LOCAL MEN MAKE
BIG ROCK FISH
CATCH IN RIVER

Fishing and cold weather went
Hand in hand last week Cor Two
.ocal men.
Ross Clemmons and Cecil
Strickland tried their luck at
trolling in Black River and
landed a prize rock fish.
Their catch tipped the scale
at "a and three-quartcrs pounds
and measured az inches in
length.
1t was one of the biggest rock
fish catches reported this year
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
NEW WELL HITS
500 GALLON MARK

The new town we'll proved
itself one OF the best In this sec .
ton Of North Carolina as II hit
an output Of 600 gallons per
minute.
G. G. Hildcbrand, driljer, said
extra power was added to the
pump resulting in the record
output for a local well.
IL Is expected that the new
water supply will be put into
use within the next two weeks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
STORES OBSERVE
LATE HOURS FOR
SHOPPING RUSH

Local merchants will observe
night hours Dec. Fl through
Dec. "a to give shoppers a
chance for last minute buying.
K. =. Counts, executive sccrc-
airy of the Merchants ASsocil-
ion. said stores would remain
pen until seven o'clock on Dec.
Il, till eight o'clock on Dec. %
md %, and till nine O'Clock on
Dec. "a.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14

donated by the late Mrs. w. F.
COX in memory of her husband.
the late w. +. Cox.
Twelve hauG made memorial
windows were donated by yari-
Gus members Of the church in
memory of loved ones. The
windows were described as
some of the most beautiful we
have ever made" by the High
Point company that installed
them.
Two lotion air conditioning
units have been installed fer the
sanctuary and basement.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14

Another step TO provide this
ommunity with the latest -
modern banking eqUipmel. Wa.
nadc this wsel: when WaCCa-
law Bank Jad Trust Company
,laccd its new niGat depository
pt0 use.
Installed at Il cost Of approx
natcly $4,000, the night deposit
ry will provide safe y for hank
tCpOSitorS.
Special nigh, depository bags
are required %: he main chute;
owcvcr, anyone desiring to de-
osit cn2cE after banking
lcurS can do so by dropping il
nto the "envclopc" chute.
Located at the corner Of the
3ank, past the drivc-in window
he new depository is convent
'atly located for those who wish
make their deposits from an
automobile.
Deposits placed in the chute
Hide into a locked chest INSIDE
ne bank. The chest is embedded
n 6-inchCs of concrete.
1--WE are happy to provide this
service for our customers. 1t is
our desire 20 continue furnish
Cg the community with the lat
st in modern banking equip
ment,' said Ben L. Ncsmith.
vice president or WJcCamaw
jank and Trust Company.
Bags and keys 10 b. used fol
ligat dCsps;ts can be obtained
1t the bank.