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Evening star., 1955-01-21
Ed Sullivan
Mr.. Lees Finds Still
Shine in Theoter

/ audience thunders its applause
for the charwomaIi.
The charwoman Is Vivian Ma
than. who has all the moving
quality Of Alice Brady when
Alice was q young actress.
Vivian Nathan was born Viva
Firko on New York's Avenue A.
Her Polish parents moved the
family to Maspeth, Queens. when
she was q little girl, Maspeth
then having q large Polish coll
ony. The nuns at Holy Cross
School and later at st. Nicholas
sensed that she had an extraor-
dinary talent for the stage,
The Dominican sisters still tell
of the manner In which she
passed her regents exams in law.
Instead Of presenting a thesis.
Viva wrote and produced a
courtroom trial on the school
stage. As a result, she and her
entire class were given A grades
In law.
*x&
The nuns certainly weren't
surprised when their Viva Firko
won the John Golden additions
In 1916. or when she went on
to professional successes In "The
Rose Tattoo" .Camino Real. I"
or last seasons downtown pro-
duction of "Bullflght."
II think that whatever small
success I've had" explains Viva,
"is because Of my great good
fortune In having lived among
the old Polish men and women
of peasant stock. All Of them
had a deep faith in their religion
and they were simple, believing
people The roles in which I have
done best are exactly that type.
Evening star., 1955-01-21

eFnp9YfsHT tih 3 c SIS. NE
3AkAMAWN u. 1-lsee
STERLING HAyDENs GLORIA qHA-
koBERT STACK, SABRE JET" Q.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Wild Airport to catch the plans
to California.

Wild Airport to catch the plane
TO California.
- -
Sterling Hayden Is the busiest
man In Hollywood. He's trying
to get his divorce settled and
forgotten: he's forming his own
picture company: he has q lot Of
good scripts. and he Is trying to
get Republic to let him make
fewer pictures than the three-a-
year his contract calls for so
he can live a little.
Leslie Caron is giving up her
Beverly Hills apartment and
heading to France to do the
Jean Renoir play "Orvet" In
Paris. Leslie viii be gone eight
months. She pulled a real switch
taking a complete Hollywood
and Beverly Hills wardrobe with
her to Paris.
Released by NANA.l
Evening star., 1955-01-21

ested IN his Paramount flicker.
The Seven Little Foys." It looks
as though the picture may 60
into the Radio City Music Hall.
prestige theater of the nation.
and Bob Is keeping his fingers
crossed on 1t.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Relh's Thsaisrs

silver SPRING 'lsi .. s'n,, E; a''.
free Rarking.
MARION HFANDo.. JEAN erMMON4
ia .DESIREE IN CtneFnAscQpe aild
c9dl9r !, Az Also ! Selected .kc snort sae'sess'
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Hollywood
(Continued From Page A-l4.l

CONTINUED From Page A-l40
Palladium while husband Jose
Perrer makes 'sThe Matador' in
Madrid. They'll get together
week ends. They have q cute
custom over there - no work
Saturday or Sunday.
Stewart Granger. held up by
the London fog. was q day late
returning to America. He sprinted
madly across New York's Idle
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

Mr.. Wiley gave credit to The
Journal-Leader advertisement
in calling his attention to the
Admiral contest. During one of
his visits to Caldwell he stopped
in at Patterns and registered. He
was one of 1000 who registered
at Patterns Appliance Center to
become eligible to win the COW
eted prize. Admiral appliance
dealers in the entire area, COM
prising 80 counties, participated
in the appliance carnival.
Mr. Patten stated that he was
happy to see the Wiley family
win this fine piece of home ap-
pliance. 1t was the largest single
piece of appliance ever won by
person where local store was
co-sponsor in the program.
Pictured with the new record
phonograph are, left to right:
Clinton Wiley, the winner, dau-
ghter, Joann, and sons, Don, Oar
win and David, Mrs. Wiley,
little June, being held by her
mother, and Charles Patten,
owner of Patterns Appliance
Center.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

Weekend visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis,
of Caldwell route were Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Bell, of Columbus, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Davis, of Cald-
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roll Schick of
Rinersburg, Pa, visited over the
weekend with her brother, Car
ter Shafer and family and Ly-
dia and Sarah Cant, of East
street. Other callers this past
week at the Shafer home were
Edna Arnold, Rev. Clyde Still,
Mary Green, Joan Cant and son,
Stephen.
Ellis Daley and Everett Dai-
ley, of Marietta, and Robert
Daley, of Ava, were visitors
over the weekend Of !. NJ. Daley
who has been i'll at his home on
Bridge street.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Young.
Jr., daughter, kathy and son,
Larry, OF Garfield, visited the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
is Young Sr., Walnut street, and
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F.. Hedge,
Brookfield township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ciaud Wilson,
Of Belle Valley and Mrs. Minnie
Wilson and son, Larry, of Cald-
we'll, visited over the weekend
with Miss Evelyn Wilson, of
Enllir,l, l,,,c
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Sanford,
Caldwell, visited over the week.
end with relatives in Canton.
Ted Finley, of Sistersville,
w. Va, spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Jessie Finley
and son, Terry. of Oaklawn ave.
Harry Ahrendts, of Akron,
visited last week with his father,
August Ahrents, of Bridge street.
Mrs. Laura Fowler has re-
turned to her home on West
street after attending the d of
U. v. convention in Cambridge,
and while in Cambridge. Mrs.
Fowler visited with a number of
relatives and friends. Others
from Caldwell that attended the
convention were Susie Dye and
Mary Walters.
Carlos Foster has returned to
his home on Caldwell route 5,
after two weeks tour of the
western states. Among the places
Mr.. Foster visited were: Seattle.
WASH; Salina and Medicine
Lodge, AKIN; and Monroe, Iowa.
Mrs. Gerald Hayes and Mrs.
Mrs. Cecil Preston were visiting
in Columbus, Monday.
Miss Frances Beymer, of Tam
pa, Florida, is visiting with her
sisters, Mrs. John James and
Mrs. Violet Morgareidge, of Cald-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

Recent guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Merritt, Rail-
road street included: Mrs. F. r.
Davis and daughter, Eileen, of
Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Arnold, of Chippewa Lake, Will
lard Farson, of Cuyahoga Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Farson, of
Beverly, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Sampson, and family, of Mar
ietta, Mrs. Carl Farley and son,
Darlene Rohr, Charles Hall Jr.,
Juanita Hall and Lowell Jeffers,
all of Canton.
MIR. and Mrs. E. ID. Ziler, of
Massilon. and son, Delbert, of
PENN Air Force Base, Texas,
scent Saturday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James M. john
son, North street, and attended
the Olive Green homecoming,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert DennisOD
and daughters, 10 Ellen and Min
da, of Columbus, were weekend
guests at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John James,
Spruce street.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Rine,
of Beallsville, have moved to
Florence Addition, Caldwell.
Rudd Parks, of Oklahoma
City. Okla, visited this past
week with relatives, in Caldwell
and Noble Counfy s...
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

MIR. and Mrs. Paul Seffens
have returned to their home on
Cumberland street after visiting
with relatives and friends for
the past two weeks in Belpre
and Akron. While in Akron, they
were accompanied by Mrs. Rod
ney Waddill, to Norwalk to visit
with their son, Donald Seffens.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hender-
son, of New Concord, and Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Henderson,
of Newark, visited Sunday with
Edna Gilchrist, of North street.
William Bramley and Fred Gill
christ, of GAINESVILLE. visited with
Mrs. Gilchrist recently.
Mrs. Thelma Stats and daugh-
ter, Miss Ada Staats, of Ripley,
w. Va, are visiting their aunt,
Miss Lille Harris, at her home
on Playground street and other
relatives in Caldwell. They were
accompanied to Caldwell Sunday
by Buster" Stats.
Mrs. Ruth Brown and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Robinson, of Quaker
City, and Benson Day, of Colum-
ouS, were visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Day, of North
street.
Miss Erma Jean Johnson, r. N.
Of the Bethesda hospital, Zanes-
Vile, visited last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
johnson, of Walnut street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
Ohio Fuel Appointed
Servei Distributor

Appointment of The Ohio Fuel
Gas Company as a distributor
Of Servel gas-operated residen-
tial air conditioning products
was announced today by Duncan
c. Menzies, President of Servel,
Evansville, Ind.
Ohio Fuel has been active in
the promotion and sale of gas
air ccnditioners since Servel
first started mass producing them
in 1916. Frank S. Williams, Ohio
Fuel vice president in charge of
distribution, emphasized that the
company, whenever possible,
would sell through heating and
alr-cOnditioning contractors.
Serve's residential air con-
dltioning line includes all-year
equipment which cools in the
summer and heats in the winter
with a single gas-operated unit
The models range in capacity
from two to five tons.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
81 -
lNe 4-H M

Dear Members:
The County Campfire proved
20 be big success. Our official
guesser', Mr.. Henderson and
Mr.. H. c. Secrest, have estimated
that ther were $50 people and
many more dogs, hot, that is.
A good number of the clubs came
through with stunts, skits, and
challenges and | believe a good
ime was had by ALL
Anyone who is interested in
attending the 5 state Y. M. w.
,cnference at Jackson's Mill,
Vest Va, on October IA, Is, Is,
ill have to let me know by
Friday, October Z, so that | can
get The reservations in. Jack
sons Mill is the West Virginia
.otate All Camp and it is a very
beautiful place. These confer
ences attract the best of the
roung men and women from the
states of Ohio, West Virginia,
Maryland, Virginia, Delaware,
md | think it would be valuable
training for anyone.
The first meeting of the Beef
Cattle Club is scheduled for
Thursday, October 13, 1855 at
1880 p. m. in the Extension office.
Any boy or girl who is interested
in joining this club is invited to
attend. We will elect officers and
select an advisor and discuss the
organization of the club.
The Annual Ohio Folk Festi-
val is to be held at the Ohio
State University, on October 81
and Z2. Some of you attended
this spring and had fine time.
| am sure you will want to 60
again. We have a couple of cars
going with some room in them
so if you want to go, let me
know.
See you next week.
Noble-ly yours,
Paul Jonard
Associate County Agent
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
All Legal Documents
Must Now Be Signed

Noble county recorder Benny
j. Fowler pointed out today a
revision of House Bill 227 which
is now in effect in this county
for the filing of titles, etc, at
his office.
He pointed out that no instru-
ment by which the title to real
estate or personal property is
conveyed shall be received for
record or filing by the county
recorder unless the name of the
person who prepared such in
strument appears at the conclus-
ion of such instrument and such
name is either printed, typeWrit-
ten, stamped or signed in a
legible manner
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

1T just couldn't be true" was
the expression from Mrs. Clinton
Wiley when informed that her
husband had won the $795.00 Hi
Fl AMIN Admiral record
phonograph in the Admiral Ap-
pliance carnival which concluded
recently.
The Willeys were notified by
the Admiral Corporation of their
good fortune and that the record
phonograph would be delivered
thru their local dealer, Patterns
Appliance Center.
SATURDAY. evening the CLEAN of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
ATTENDS SEMINAR

The Rev. Palmer Manson,
local Presbyterian minister, at.
tended the seminar on pastoral
counselling, held at Norristown
Tuesday morning. This seminar
was directed by DR.. J. J. Smith,
professor of Psychology, form.
erly at Muskingum college.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

delight was mosI eviGent in the
faces of the four larger Wiley
children when, for the first time,
the strains of beautiful recorded
music flowed from the deluxe
mahogany styled box. Even one
year old June seemed to sense
that something new was about
to come into her life.
On Monday, Patterns Appliance
Center delivered the record
phonograph player to the Wiley
home, near Three Forks, on
Caldwell route 3, for the Adj
miral cOrpOratiOn
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
MINOR ACCIDENT

Only minor property damage
to both vehicles was reported
when cars driven by Harold Nau
of route |, Caldwell and Stephen
w. Clark, route |, SarahSville,
collided at ll:45 p. m., Saturday,
Oct. /, one mile east of East
Union. 1t was investigated by
the sheriff's department but no
charges were filed
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

Junior herd First AT He
first bull calf at the 1854 National Western
P0led Hereford Show Denver Purchased at private treaty
S5000O0 at months of from X Diamond Ranch,
Banner Wyoming Fifteen heifers will carry his
Our Former Herd Sire ii. ii. r. Mischief Advance
30 His get is Featured He champion bull at the
1851 National POIed Hereford Show Sale, where
purchased him S785000, pseing bull from c. L.
Mediation He sired champion female of the 1854 and
1855 Buckeye POled Hereford Assn Shows and Sale
Two and Is daughters sell October Is.
Eleven daughters by H. II. F. Beau Per-
feet will also sell H. H. f. Beau Perfect is without doubt
the best Beau Perfect 246th While Junior yearng
he champion bull at the l945 Northwestern Mississippi
Fair defeating bull that later champion
the National POiled Hereford Show He also sired 1853
Buckeye PolIed Hereford Assn. Show Sale Champion
For cataOgs write to:
JOHN X. WATSON-Owner, Sarahsvie Ohio
EMERSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Martin,
of Dexter City, and Mrs. Paul
McVay, Caldwell, enjoyed d fish
ing trip to North Bay, Ontario,
last week. They returned home
Saturday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-09
Diamoni Announces Baseball
Schedule For Local Team

The Red Devils baseball team
Of Tabor City High School will
play IL games during the Spring
Of 1855, Coach Dave Diamont
this week.
The Devils, who will partici-
pate as a member Of District .
in the Southeastern IA Athletic
Association diamond race again
this Spring, will play a total of
eight conference games.
They will face their four D-2
opponents - Whitcville, Clinton.
LumbCrton and Ractord - twice
each. in homc-and-homc games.
They will also play homeland
home contests against nearby
Williams. a Columbus County
Glass A representative. and the
Loris S. G. Lions diamondccrs.
Tabor City's SEAAAAD2 slate
will open here April 8 against
Raeford's Bucks, three days aft
or their schedule opens at Will
liams on April S.
The 1855 baseball card for the
Devils will end on May 10, when
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-09

Street Methodist Church in
Lumberton Saturday evening,
February IL. Sunday morning
February 10, he will speak al
the worship service at Trinity
Methodist Church in Wilmington
and at p. m. he will meet the
laymen Of the Wilmington area
at Grace Methodist Church, in
Wilmington.
A Jonesboro, Arkansas bust
ness man, Mr.. Stuck is eminent
ly qualified as a leader and
pioneer in the field of lay
speaking in the United States
Having been concerned about
the number of circuit churches
without worship on Sunday
mornings, he made a trip to
England to study the program oil
British MethodiStS in which
Laymcn conduct large number
OF the services of worship. Brit
ish Lay speakers have included
members of Parliament and such
well known personalities as J
Arthur Rank, famed movie pro-
'ducer.
During the period of Lent lay
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-09
Nv Cage Tourney
.Sla ted At Nakina

The 1855 Columbus County
Junior Varsity Basketball Tour
namcnt is clated for the Nakina
High School gymnasium on the
nights of Saturday. Monday and
Wednesday, February 12-14-16.
All ten schools participating
in the Columbus County Con-
Terence are expected to enter
both girls and boys teams In
the jayvce event. which is ono
Of the few basketball tourna-
mcnts Of its type held In North
Carolina today.
Tournament rank will he de-
cidcd by the won-and lost re-
cords Of the clubs entered as Of
February 8. 1854. The Columbus
w Tourney is sponsored by the
Columbus County Schoolmast-
er's Club, which also produces
the varsity cage tournament In
the county - Columbus Iarg-
est sports event.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-09
.Sirickland's Mkt
Lists Winners

Winners of the wards given
by Jennings Strickland, owner
of the Strickland's Super Mark
ct, during the Grand Re-Opening
Sale last weekend have been an
nounced.
In making the announcement
Strickland said II would like to
thank everyone for their fine
cooperation in making the re-
opening successful" He pointed
out that the store had been clos
ed for six weeks following a fire
in the stockroom of the building.
The winners include: Ben
Ionowdcn, route /. LoriS, 10 piece
dinner set; Z. B. Lewis, Tabor
City, All wool Chatham Blanket:
Johnny NJ. Brown, Tabor City,
$40 grocery certificate; Lenior
Hayes, Tabor City, 8 piece din
ner set; Mrs. Winston Gore, Tab
or City. bath room scales: Mrs.
Willie Benton, Tabor City, elect
lric perculator; f. F. Strickland,
Nichols. S. C., dinettc suit; Lest
er Watts, Tabor City, "a piece
dinner set; Mrs. Carson Hatta-
way, Tabor City so pounds, Mel
rose flour: Mrs. r. r. Boyd, Tab
or City, Cooler Chest: Mrs. Tsh"
Rogers, so pounds Mclrose flour;
Lotto Bell Spencer, set of silver
ware: r. II. Norris, Tabor City,
Electric pCrculator; Deserill
| Coleman. CCrro Gordo, clothes
hamper.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-09
livestock School
Slated Tomorrow

There will be a Livestock
School in the auditorium Of the
Agricultural Building in White
vile Thursday afternoon, Feb
ruary 10, starting at 200 p. m.
The main theme of the School
will be How To Increase Your
Income With Livestock" Parti-
Snlar emphasis will be placed on
wedding and management OF beef
cattle and meat type hogs. These
subjects will be discussed by A.
V. Allen, Extension Animal Hus-
bandry Specialist, and Jack Kel-
Icy, Extension Animal Husband
ry Specialist.
There will also be a panel dis
cusslon on any questions that
farmers want TO hear discussed
on the production of beef cattle,
Nccp, or hogs. Included on the
ranel will be Jack Kelley, A. v.
Allen, both of the Animal Hus-
bandry Extension Department:
Guy Gasscll, Extension Live
stock Marketing Specialist; A.
X. Pitzcr, Manager of the Honey
Hill Farms: d. II. Lennon, sue
cessful beef cattle and swine
breeder of Evergreen; and DR..
w. c. Burns, Veterinarian.
All farmers interested in beef
cattle, hogs, or sheep are urged
- attend this meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-09
Presbyterian Circles
Hold Regular Session.

The two circles of the Tabor
City Presbyterian chorch met
last night with various hostesses.
The study for the evening was
entitled The Presbyterian
Church"
Leading the study for Circle
Number l was Mrs. J. p. Brown
at the home of Mrs. A. O. King
Jr. while Mrs. Roberta Bowyer
led for Circle Number 2 at the
home OF Mrs. J. A. Huffman, Jr.
in Pine Heights.
Members attending the meet
ing at Mrs. Kings were Mrs
Brown, Mrs. r. c. HARRISON, Jr.,
Mrs. Howard Wooten, Mrs. For
st Fowler, and Mrs. Bryant
Graham, also Ms. o. L. Coleman
md Mrs. Durwood HARRISON
visitors.
Present at Circle Number
we're Mrs. Bowycr, Mrs. w. o
Jackson, Jr., Mrs. F. c. Hutche-
son, Mrs. Roland Baldwin, Mrs
}. ID. Carroll, Mrs. J. c. Cox
Mrs. w. A. Cox and Miss Caro-
inc Murray.
Delightful social periods with
Refreshments followed the meet
ings.
Meetings were adjourned by
their respective leaders, Mrs
King and Mrs. w. o. Jackson
.Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-09
Rep. Bill Floyd
On IL Committees

Columbus County Represent
itive Bill Floyd, here today, said
ne expected to be kept very busy
Turing the current session of the
State Legislature. He has al
,cady been assigned to IL House
committees, he said, and Speak
IT Larry Moore still has some
. name.
Named to five new committees
asst Friday, Representative
Floyd now is vice chairman OF
wo committees and member of
10 others. He is vice chairman
If House Military Affairs and
'cnal Institutions, and a memb-
r of Appropriations, Counties.
titles and Towns. Wild Life Re-
ourccs. Roads and Highway
safety, Insurance, Corporations,
'ublic Health, Institutions for
Blind, Constitutional Amend
mcnts and one other that he
could not recall at the moment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-09
CITY OBSERVES
lockwood WEEK

DIGGING IN-Last week. the
people of Tabor City really dug
in and helped with the Garden
Clubs project to beautify tho
city. The Garden Club, in line
with the project, made dogwood
trees available to the residents
Just for the asking. And plenty
OF people asked. Mrs. w. C.
Trultt, publicity chairman said,
1913 trees had been planted Tab
or City High School leads the
list of planters. The Agriculture
Glass planted 48 Dogwood and
i8 Crepe Myrtle. And around
City Hall, Mayor Horace Carter
lent a helping hand while Junior
Stevens digs in couple of Dog
wood. Miss Hulda Doster DEM
onstrateS the most popular me-
thod OF obtaining the Dogwood
trees; that is, going TO the woods
and digging them up. The Gar
den Clubs project to help beau
tify the city was started with
National Dogwood Week in
thought. However, the idea was
received so well by the resi-
dents, that the club has decided
10 extend the original invitation.
Anyone wishing to plant few
Dogwood trees about their homes
may obtain the trees simply by
calling and asking for them,"
Mrs. Truit said. The phone num-
Der is 3lO2.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-09
County Men
Join Fraternity

OF IL men students who re-
Gently became members of the
national service fraternity, AL
phia Phi Omega. Kappa Epsilon
chapter, at East Carolina College
are three from this immediate
area.
Another Columbus County
man, James L. Winstead, Jr. of
Tabor City is vice president of
the fraternity and conducted the
initiation ceremony.
Among the new members
we're Donald Nelson Moore OF
Whiteville; Herman r. Harrel-
son and James David Nance OF
Brunswick.