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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-13
Struthers Lodge Meet
Ticketed For April II

Struthers, Ohio The next
regular business meeting of
"St. Joseph Lodge 504 will
take place Sunday, April II,
in the Lodge Hall at the
usual hour.
This change was made in
order to give our members a
free hand to enjoy themselves
on Easter Sunday, April 10,
the usual meeting Sunday for
Lodge 504. We urge all to
make note of this and turn
out April II.
Alex Matyevich. Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-13
Patterson Meet
Entries Available

pittsburgh, "a. - Atten-
ton, all bowlers! Are you
looking for way to indulge
in some fun via bowling, and
meeting with old friends?
Well, Liberties" C. F. U.
Lodge 234 has just that for
you in mind when the men,
bers play host to the annual
Father and Son Bowling
Tournament scheduled to be
rolled off April 80 and May /,
1855.
The Lawrence Recreation
Parlors located at 54th and
Butler Street, Pittsburgh, will
be the scene of the activities.
This tournament, which is
the only one of it's kind in the
C.F.U., is more or less a fam
lily tournament. We will have
doubles competition in the
following events: Father and
Son, Mother and Son, Sister
and Sister, Brother and Sis
ter, Brother and Brother and
Husband and Wife. There also
will be singles competition.
For the junior bowler who
wishes to bowl with his moth
er, Father, Brother or Sister
no entry fee is required.
For the bowlers who are
fortunate enough to win in
the doubles competition there
will be beautiful trophies a.
warded. In the singles COM
petition the winners will re-
ceive cash prizes.
The entry fee for the dou-
bles events is a $1.O0 per per-
son, and a $3.50 per person
for the singles. No entry fee
is required for the Juniors
in the double events. All par
ticipants must be members Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
If you would like to partici-
pate in this tourney and have
been unable to secure entry
blanks just send a post card
with your name and address
and the event you wish to en-
ter. The tournament commit
tee then will notify you when
you are scheduled to bowl.
Anyone desirous of parti-
cipating or obtaining more
information may do so by
contracting Ed Shaginaw, 211
A n drew Drive, GlenshaW,
Pennsylvania, or phone Glen
shaw 2429M.
Ed Shaginaw, Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-13
Cleveland Men Ready
For Windup Of Season

Cleveland, Ohio - With
tournament time rapidly ap-
preaching and the end of this
bowling season within sight,
the Cleveland c. F. u. Mems
League is witnessing some
top notch scores during the
past few weeks.
The second place M and M
Cafes still have hopes of over
taking the league leading
Pioneers and last week hung
to their slim chances by cool
ing off the Strivers in three
straight games. Time is the
main element for the M and
M Cafes, only four weeks re-
naming on the local schedule,
as Steve Kasunic clobbered a
257 game, third high in this
loop, in a healthy 621 set to
pace the Cafemen with Steve
Simcic helping along with his,
neat 216-627, Ray Murray
with 198-575 and Paul Cvit-
kovic with 184-506. For the
luckless Strivers, John Vuk-
cevic collected 247-598, Tom
Steich 212-562, Milan Grdovic
184-546 and Johnny Hrnyak
225-537.
The league leading Pio-
neers saw their first place
lead sliced down to three
games by winning a pair Of
games from A. Grdina and
Sons as Frank Duck" Bill
cic was really popping 'em
with his 22O-621 followed by
Pete. Yurk's 244-574, and
John Braidic's 2O3-574. Nick
Kvaternik raped 2O4-572,
Dick Petkovic 193-564 and
Andy "Smitty" Braidic 224-
$40 for the A. Grdina and
Sons crew.
George Celizic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-13

Chicago, Ill. - The Krizari
Lodge 70 hosts of the 1855
tournament are staging a
Bowlers' Get Together Par
ty at the Tony Francis Hall,
6122 SO. Ashland Avenue, the
evening of Friday, May 13,
1866. You may be able to
chase your jinx by relaxing
and joining the merriment to
tamburitza music and enjoy
ing Croatian food anytime
from 7:30 It'll your bowling
schedule calls you.
Once again may we remind
you to make your hotel reser-
vations with Mrs. Ruth Zaka-
ria, 1917 West Gath Place,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Bowlers' Ball, the gala
Saturday Night Dance, will
be held at the Bridgeport
Community Center, 1881 w.
31st Street, only twenty min
utes from Congress Hotel,
heart of the tournament ac-
commodations. This social is
under the able direction of
DR.. Frank Babaric and Frank
Tone Soich.
The young and very popu-
lar Sloboda Orchestra and
the Kovacic Orchestra have
already been contracted to be
there for your pleasure, Whe-
ther it's dancing, listening or
visiting. Plan, therefore to be
there that evening where ev-
erybody that is anybody will
be there. Dance ducats are in
the hands of Krizari members
who are advised to hustle
business.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-13

. The 9th Quadrennial
Convention sof the Croatian
Fraternal Union will be held
at Philadelphia, Pa, in Sep
tember of 1855.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-13
JAVNO BILJE1NItKI URED

Mas ured izradjuje sve pravne
spise kao pnnomoci, kupOpro-
dajne ugovore, darovnice i
sIicne isprave. Pribavljame
krstne, vjencane smrtne IL
stove IL starog kraja kaO !
ovdje. TkO zeIi dobaviti rod
binu IL Jugoslavije mole SO
ma mas 0bratiti "a informacije.
PosreduJe Sc "a uredjenje
nasljedstva ovdje | q Jugo-
slaviii. Obavlja sc svakoyrsne
Or. vOde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
New Wcks wonder-Drug Spray
Lets You Breathe Almost As IF
Your Head Cold Had Gone!
Clears Worst Disfres-In Seconds!

Relieve head-cold distress
of blocked, runny nose.
stuffy head - with Vicks'
new wonder-drug nasal
spray, Medi-Mist. Squeeze
the new Clinic-Style Atom
izer up each nostril as di-
rected. Feel swollen mem
braneS start to shrink in
seconds. Breathe again for
hours - almost as if your
cold had gone! Helps fight
germ-infection with exclu-
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is mildly disturbing may in another be incapaci-
tating Factors like these determine the choice
Of treatment.
In making up his mind the psychiatrist depends
primarily on his knowledge, experience, and
interviews with the patient. Sometimes he seeks
the help Of other doctors to be sure that the
disturbance is not caused by organic disease. such
as brain tumor. And he may ask the patient
to undergo certain psychological tests, such as
the we'll known ink-blot test. These are given by
psychologist, who is not physician but who
has specialized training in the field of testing.
Some Problems Are Extreme
Many troubled people first seek help from
minister, family doctor, or a social worker in a
family agency. Often they have what appear to
be marital difficulties. or problems with their
children or their jobs. Counsellors with some
training and experience can give considerable
help on some specific problems In addition
they can give direct aid of an international and
financial nature. Every community of any size
has at least one family agency, with staff of
trained social workers.
Often. however, - Continued on page n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

And for suffering Of chest colds
also Try dependable vieksvopoRVbi
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sive new wonder-drug COM
bination, Cetamium and
gramicidin, plus antihista-
mine. Get new Medi- Mist
today. Garry it with you for
relief on -the-spot. Can't
spill OF break
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Can Do
By BERNARD ZUoER. MD.
Senior Research PsychidiTisf,
Manhattan State Hospital, N. Y.

This branch Of medicine has been
eioaked In fear and mystery.
Here's the down-to-earth truth
what IL Is and how IL works
6ut, DOCTOR don't we do anything except
talk? Will that help me?" many bewildered
patients ask the psychiatrist.
Often enough talk" does help. But whether
that alone is sufficient for any particular patient
depends on many things. That is why psychia-
trst listening to patient for the first time is as
busy as the proverbial one armed paper hanger
He wants to help the patient with some of his
immediate problems, such as intense anxiety.
At the same time he is seeking to understand the
patients underlying problems, and gain some
insight to the kind of individual he is in general
Like doctors in other fields, he tries to make a
diagnosis so as to be able to proceed further
Mental disturbances have different causes The
same kind of disturbance may vary in important
ways in different persons. What in one individual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20

Q GREEN
. BLUE

spring lovely cottage
Bingham checked chromspun trimmed made with
valance Each side has deep tier rues long tailored lower
sash is also trimmed with gingham checked chromspun
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AuToMoeIlfs ron SAFE

FORD 81 customiins e-ezlipcs,
divers ssEs sl ss ssD snd sS = .z: s:S.
tionally well kept. BY I owner;
S atse leayin ssss. honest harsssin'
FS 6SzS 1854 css Sszss' .ss rudcT;0 :.
and h.. glacier blue finish, view,
tires: real low mileage. only ST.
900. 2-day money-back trial; -
month written guarantee. HILL q
SANDERS. Wesh.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. TIA Vermont ave. NV.
Ap. 4-43o0. Omen ewes. TIL .; sat.
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81 CHEVROLET
POSSESSED
8l45 down. take up payments
"IRVn MARTIN

equipped; $295. AMERICAN sERy.
ICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe I'd.
Arl,, Va. ia, 7-T722.
cHEvROIEfS-'6I Bel Air coupe
poverglide. Z. and h., $7gD; SO 4.
dr., r. and b.. St,14g; "a 2-dr !.
powefglide. /. and h., 81 zoe: ~
station Wagon Bel Air VS.. 81, 2g9
HORNER'S COR, Buick Dealer, Fla
ave. d &. ct 9th. II. 6-6464.
CHEVROLET '49 Styleline de luxe
2-df.; n. and h.; 2-tone blue paint
dependable transp.: 1895. Car No
676-B. MONROE FORD, 1897 East
west hwy, ST.. Spy, Nd. Open even.
tnes 'tll 9. ~. 5-7s04.
CHEVROLET '53 "210" 4-doori
heater. new seat covers; orig. sky
blue body, white top: S1.046. CaI
No. S4S-A. MONROE FORD, 1881
Enst-West hwy Sill Epg.. Md. Open
evenings til o. 10. 6-7604.
CHEVROLET 80 Styleline de luxt
2-door: Z. and h.. PoweRglide; orig
NAL 2-fune green dnish. Today'E
special, $S45. Car No. gT4-A. MON
ROE FORD. 1897 East-West hwy,
81 spg,; Nd. Open evenings til O.
CHEvROLET s,ba 40 series 4-dr.;
black, white top. Clean car, good
cond. Must sell imfned. $1,000 or
hmat nfFar nj T-kQD9 --C7
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AUToMosilFs ron sAiF

DODGE 1851 coronst club eoupe,
qyrom1ttc. f1lly eeuipped; heauti.
fully clean inside. and QUIT top
neten mech; eond; loy mileage;
DODGE 1888 station Weeon; here q
car every family needs. Beautiful
2-tone paint, radio and. heater
s 9ssS,d tissSi Pc sefsct mechanical con-
AnacoStia Motor Co.
CHRYsLER-PLYMoUTH DEALER
i7os o H9! s H9H: e. y
DODGES-6l 4-tr., 0yf0., equipped
sez9: so ceronet 4-dr.. blue
0yro.. equipned. .$64Q.. HORNER'E
COR. Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. NE
at 9th. Ii. 6-6404.
DODGE 1852 Cofonet club coupe;
Gypsy green. Gyfontatic drive, ra-
do. heater; car has had finest
Of care: compare at S7o5. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave. NV. Wo
DODGE .59 coronet 4-dOor; 0yro.
matte. fully equipped; one owner.
very clean throughout: . real buy.
S1,105; safety tested for your pro-
lection: 30-day written Guarantee
PAUL BROS. lOldS.
WIS. AND ELIlIcOTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-1306 90 Closed Sundays
2 81 ~ %
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!. AUroMoDILEs foRy1Lr
AUToMoBlLEs FoR SAT- -.

FFpRD '55 eonysrtible; DARK blue,
fully EQUIP, 4 mos. old. CAL
OWNER. Re, 3-2649. --.31
FORD 1888 Tudor: radio and heat
Is . very good buy at $eS7,
AnacoStia Motor Co.
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AUToMoBIIEs FOR SALE

FORD IS custcmiine Tudor sedan
fully equipped. standard trans.
1900 mi; imnaac. cond. orig
owner. pvt. $500. TE- 6-4gl I.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AZ n W a. ~ pEAL LEE

&SUU WlScon1ln ave. En4. E-IOMW
CHRYSLER 1888 Windsor 4-door;
r. and b.. custom tailor seat covers.
black finish with Wv. tires. tor
condition: 81. 1879. "A steal: .2-daS
money back trial. 4-nlnnth written
guarantee. HILL d SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, llll
Vermont ave. NV. AD. 4-4300.
Open ewes, till 8. Sat. till B.
EHRYSLEkS-'60 Newport, :. ana
N, $500; 80 Imperial sedan. blue,
+. and h.. $64Q. HoRNER'S COR,
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. at 9th. Ii.
cSRYsii.ER 1881 Imperial convert-
ihie; famous Chrysler VS. motor.
original finish, new TOP. power
steering, white-Wall tires. beautiful
compare ct Ss95. BELL MOTORS.
500 Wis. ave. NV. Wo. 6-ss0O.
CHRYsLER ,52 Saratoga VS. 4-dr.
sedan; fiuidmAtic trans, one owner
car. $995. Perfect. Ma s-66aS.
CEsRYsLER 1859 Saratoga z-dr.:
power steering, brakes: Q nice fam
~ car, specially priced At 81 96.
ROYAL MOTORS, Your Chrysier
Imperial and Plymouth Dealer,
400 Ga. ave. ia. $4,000. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
CHEVROLET 1858

CHEVROLEI 1898
n you are looking for guaran..
teed used car with lots Of unused
miles. and q low price tag, see
this fully equipped 2-dr. sedan In
beige today! Has heater, defroster.
turn signals, whitehall tires. back
up lights. new seat covers, driven
less than $4,000 miles BY its one
careful owner. S1.04h. .
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
Home 81 Country Club used csrS.i
CHEVROLET 1854 Bel-Air 4-door;
2-tore green. fully equipped. This
car looks and runs Ike new. Only
$1,467.
AnacoStia Motor Co.
CERYSLER-PLYMoUTH DEALER
l70S Good Hope Rd. Sc. &
10. 4-2333
CHEVY 1855 black convertible Bel
air; V-S poWerglide. fully equipped;
beautiful car. Priced to sell inme-
diately; S2.295. Call after 9. IA.
bo1f+ u
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FORD 1851

Custom "a. Tudor; Fcrdomatie, "a.
do. hester, sun visor. sea-mist
green with matching seat covers
stock No. GIL; price. S6e5.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson blvd. Ar. IA. 2-9o0l
FORD 1854 Customline Tudor: 70,
diQ and heater, FordomAtic trans.
mission. very low mileage, I own.
3Sp.
AnacoStia Motor Co.
cHRYsLER-PLYMoUTH DEALER
17O6 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
LII. 1888
FORD 1854 customline IS" Country
sedan Eofdor: 3 seats. beautiful
glacier blue. :. and h., turn siEnais
WV. tires. one owner. garage kept;
looks IKE hrand-new. A bargain 81
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. -9e47
=
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GfiEVROLET 1854

A beautiful 4-door Bel Air Ia tur.
quoise with ivory top and interior
70 match. must b seen p be ap-
turn signals and has been driven
less than 10000 miles BY one care
flil owner. o real country club
used car value. $1.B46. q.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7726 wis. Ave. OF. z-6lO0
Home OF Country Club Used Cars.
CHEVR0LET 1852 station wagon e.
dr.; radio and heater: mech per-
feet; I-day special. SSe5. TOWN 4
COUNTRY SALES. 1886 Wisconsin
ave. NV. WO. 6-S4O0.
O $500 mics. iS Hslss sea- ssii. orisinai
CHEVROisET ia Bel Ar sport
coupe; Powerelide. =. b.. Wv.
tires: excel l-oWner car: very low
mileage. win sacrifice for quick
sale. Cali eyes,. 10. 2-9364.
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EORn 1Q51

Victoria Ferdomatie: r. and h., two
tone black and green; low mileage
stock No. 655-A; $f45.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3i40 Lee Hwy. Arl. ~. 5000:
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'51 New Yorker 4-door;
drive. heater. seat covers, original
dark gray finish, very clean; low
guarantee. Special sale price,
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cHRYELER-PLYMoUTH DEALER
l70s 09od Hope Rd. Sc.
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ron sAlr

cHE sH = 80 ,d 10 AA.5nssiasssss S s9Sps
CIV HNve'oT ds luxe 1 s-aeer: i'm,
si.sSS. MCNEIL poNsTTIxc, 1872
Wis. .ayes. Oh $4,000. In TIL
Heart 81 Bethesda.
CHEV.i r. b.. dir. sig,. other ettaen'
ments: ane Iunning condition
Phone. RIM, a27, Wo. S-es2S afte'
9 pm. Mkdays.
CHEv, ,63 gel Air sedan; :; and Z, p.
aS7.A. sisis5. MoNRoE FoRD
ops1 yves yves. s vi J s.p p.n W 800
CHEW. '53 hardtop; 2.tone SUR
green; ARROW heater, PoWergioe;
cent eo%tOg {, ss. car. 1907 guarantee
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
i dsas ls EHE nj MM 81 sos sus.
CHRYSIER Imperial club coupe 1852
model; fully equipped. power steer
saR o1;s pGx real Pi Sns It ss5 RsoyHi
MOTORS. Your Chrysier Imperial
and RlymontA Dealer. 400 Ga
CIHnRsYsLER s :5S Windsor cub coupe;
all extras. power steering src
s s5skces; .ME5roRss!g.s s; 1ats i,I M
c B Z IA aye; n;ss "a ;,. S,6Sso; 49,
HoRNERs BUICK, downtown,
b
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NN1,y S41 : WIZ NT3NNFR0AN
3i40 Lee Hwy. Arl. IA 5000.
rs
FORD 1883 Custom V-s Tudor
radio. heater; original nnish enc
very clean: 81 900.
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 II ST. NV. AD. 2-0lst
F0RD "a Fordor Custom sssD; 7.
ioS nj ,. ss.dop s.sas. Turn n. ssnsls
money-back trial; z.mcnth written
guarantee. HILL q SANDERS
Wash. . Oldest Ford Dealer, liz
Vermont aye ny. Ap 4-43o0
FORD 81 Custom Tudof; brand.
r nsw sSSc OMAR E;x sir: sas SIS Frs
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AUTos ron SAFE icea..)


cHEVRoEET 1880 dc luxe s.door;
tan dnish, motor recently over
hauled; compare this one ct &S06
BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave
CHEyRoLkf 1854 Bel Air: radio
and heater. eleanest car IN town;
beautiful india ivory over Sea-misl
green. For sale BY the original
owner. S1s2Q6. 10. 7-0063. ---26
CHEVROLET 1854
Was 81, sos. NOW ISIS
"210" 2-door IN spnrkling horizon
blue finish. completely equipped in
ylate Inside and out. Fully suaran-
teeda -
ADDISON CHEVROLET
i4th and "a; Aye y NV y N 10. 2-75oo
~ a
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AuToMoBILfs tca SALE

DODGE .52 scorpnet z.dr.: gro
SUCK. iii 18th downtown. pf.
7-3993.
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YsLAEa;r,L4MQgL,55..5ls4,Pkkg q
aHlln Wiscnnsin AVG. EN-. 2-1ls
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25

Mrs. b. A. Carroll and son
Joe. returned Tuesday from !
visit with Mr.. Carroll in Fc.t
Pierce, Fla. They also visited
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Smell
ley, in Plymouth and Mrs. w. +
Mlurcr in Petersburg.
John Joyner was admitted &C
McLcod'S Infirmary. Florence
night for treatment.
Mrs. A. T. Darlington and
children returned 10 Durham
Friday after a visit here With
rer parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ.
Wilson. Joe Wilson accompanied
them to Durham where he visit
ed during the weekend.
J. B. Sutton and daughter.
Betty. Of Clinton visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Rogers Sunday.
ErSkin Young resumed duties
at the local post office today
following a leave Of absence on
account of undergoing a m. or
nose operation in McLeod's IN
Urinary, Florence, Thursday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25

Frinklin, Ray-Out and Stopped
Collier, Tommy-Star
lSpivey, Ben-Star
Smith, Robert-Letter
Watts, Mickey-Out All Year
Gore, Mickey-Out All Year
SoleS. Jackkie-Out All Year
Norris, Wayland-Out All year
Williamson, James - Out and
stopped
BASKETBALL: Girls
Horne, Alice Ann-Star
Norris, Shirley-Star
lGrainger, Free-Star
Norris, Willarec-Letter
Smith, Jane-Letter
Williams, Sybil--Letter
SoleS. DarcuS-Star
Watts, Bobby Jean-Lettcr
GaSklnS. Betty-Star
Watts, Lou Floy--Star
Cartrette, HIlda-Letter
Willoughby, Betty-Letter
Manager Aawrd: Mablc Hold
geS. Ann Elizabeth Mailard
BASKETBALL: Boys
Gore. Hugh-Letter
Miller, Wayne-Leiter
Collier, Tommy-Star
Cox, Jack-Star
Bruton, Johnny-Star
Mills. BrookS-Star
Cartrette, Jerry-Star
Anderson. David-Star
Spivey, L.-Star
Gore, j. M.-Out all year
Eddings, Tally-Out all year
Anderson, M.-Out all year
SoleS, Jackie-Out all year
Eddings, K.-Out All year
BASEBALL:
Wright, Bobby-Siar
SpiVcy, L-Star
SoleS, Jasor-Star
Collier. Tommy-Star
Cartrette, Jerry-Star
Mills, Brooks-Lcttcr
wat, Billy-Lcttcr
Cox. Jack-Star
Lower,more. Gene Ray-Letter
Sp!vey, Ben-Star
Anderson, M!tchc.l-Letter
Anderson. DavId-S:ar
Guests included. Or. William
son. Mrs. Dave p.amont, Miss
Mag RoSemar. Nj and Mrs |
Tom Angle Mr. [ II piunerI
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25
TOWN CLERK REAPPOINTED

Alderman Honey W. CheerS
Vas reappoiutcd town clerk at
the first meeting of Sharlottc'.
Iew Board Of Aldermen helC
Thursday night.
The new board outlined a pro-
ram by which they hope to ac-
alerate IT, Towns development.
nd 20 keep It's administra,u
= = financially and socially
.U,aS ana Looks Its Missions. &c
AIrs. Il. T. Bruton read Mis-
!oIary Lcttercttc.
For community missions the
.irclc nororcd Mrs. w. D. vii
Jams with a buffet suppe: and
CmcmbSred Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
fright with an Evergreen
Garden"
\ pot plant was given to 4
* m.murr and plans are ind
gwdy To send a deserving g.'
ID State G y. Camp. Circle
.omo-rs VII work with the
4ca.!ou Bible School.
Mrs. Harold E,nvleIle was re-
u.ry. .s 81 new member.
Tn" closing prayer was led b.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25
Tabor Athletes Get Awards

Athletes Of all three sports at
the local school were honcred
Saturday night at a banquet
held at the Womans Club hut
where Coach Virgin Vow, High
Point College, delivered the
principal address.
Six athletes were recognized
for having won awards in all
three major sports. Coach David
Diamont presented stars to the
thrce-letter winners Jerry Cart
rette, Leverne Spivey, Tommy
Collier, Brooks Mills, Jack Cox
and David Earl Anderson.
The only other three-sports
participant was Cecil Wrigh,
who served as manager for foot
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25

bal. basketball and baseball.
Receiving awards were:
FOOTBALL:
Anderson, David E.-Star
anderson, Mitchel-Letter
Cartrette, Jerry-Star
Gore, Hugh-Letter
SoleS, Jason-Letter
Wright, Billy-Letter
Wright, Bobby-Star
Spivey. Leverne-Letter
Cox, Jack-Star
Bruton, Johnny-Letter
Brady, Jimmy-Letter
HarrelSon, Nat-Star
Mills, BrookS-Star
Eddings, Tally-Letter
EddingS, Kenneth-Out All Yea
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25
Brunswick County Roundup

sound basis.
Alderman Eli KraXtiz was
appointed supervisor of build
ingS. II was expressed that zon-
ing regulations may be consid-
cred in the future.
Mayor Carl Andrews reported
TO the new Boar that the proceed
ing town administration had left
the Town in good financial con-
dition: that the debts which the
preceding board had inherite,!
were paid off; that it left no un
settled obligations and that il
mad instituted privilege" tax
which had been about 1907 COL
lected.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25
Party HOnors
Brenda Young

Brenda Young was honorcc
Sunday afternoon when her
mother, Mrs. ErSkin Young, emit
erta!ncG with a party al Tie
Woman'S Clubhouse. The oc'l-
sion celebrated her fifth birth
day anniversary.
The color note of green, piTh
md white was observed in the
eCorationS and rcfrcShm ntS.
The thrco-ticr birthday cake
entered the rcfrcShmcnt tihlc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25
Lebanon Club
Hears Guest

The Lebanon Home Demon
stration club met this month
with Mrs. V. J. Colombo at her
home at which time Mrs. Dewey
Hewett of the East Tabor Club
gave the demonstration entitled
Vegetable Casserole"
Mrs. Ernest Hayes, Sr. made a
project report on Health giving
emphasis on 7. B.
Mrs. y. c. Currie, president,
presided.
Refreshments with social
hour followed the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25
MARINE SAFETY

Charter boat owners and skip
pers gathered this week and or
ganized the Shallotte Society for
Marine Safety. They pledged to
work together on a 'one for all
ell for one" basis that will make
fishing outing of the Shallottc
Inlet safer.
John Garner, charter boat
owner, was elected president of
the group. Other officers were
Harry Chadwick, first vice-pres-
ident; a. b. Chestnut, second
vice president; Raymond Carter.
secretary; Glenn Millikcn. rem
berShip secretary; and MagnuS
Williams, treasurer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25

Balloons and novelty candy con-
tainers were presented for fav-
ors.
Stories and party games were
enjoyed during the afternoon by
80 guests.