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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
EXTENSION SERVICE

Following is the Extension
Service schedule for the week OF
September l6 through Septemb-
er % as submitted by the coun-
ty farm and home agents.
September 16
II. ID. Executive Board Meet
ing - Friday, 1000 a. m. in the
Home Agents Office.
Freeman HD-Friday, las D
NJ. at the Clubhouse.
Plreway HD-Friday, 2:3O D
m, with Mrs. Albert Gore.
September II
North Tatum All Radio Pro-
gram - Saturday, 11:I5 a. m.
over WENC.
September 10
Western Prong HD-Monday
2:3O p. M. at the Clubhouse.
September 20
Sandy Plains HID - Tuesday
zoo p. m, with Mrs. Malcolm
Wright.
September FL
Ccrro Gordo HID - Wednes-
cay, 300 p. m, with Mrs. Arth-
ur Williamson.
New Life HID - Wednesday
300 p. m.
September 22
State Fair Booth Meeting -
thursday. 200 D. m, in the
Home Agents Office.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26

to ear over the two chocolate
colored miniature poodle pup
pies husband Neil Carothers
had already given her.
~ +
THE MacCRACKENS' egg
nog party. dark eggnog that
Is because there is certainly
nothing pale about it. really
tested the seams of their
bullying house. Christmas does
such nice things to people.
From the warmth of the
Merry Christmases" called
out in all directions you
wouldn't dream that every
body had been seeing nearly
everybody else every day.
The loudest thing at the
party, though, was no Yule-
tide greeting. 1t was Wiley
Buchanan's shirt. The Am
ba ssador to Luxembourg's
children had given him a fire.
mans red garment that liter
ally famed between the lapels
of his black suit. Doug Mac
Arthur had on a vest which
his wife thought fairly noisy
till she got 1t close to Wiley's
shirt. The latter's made Doug's
look maroon.
British Ambassador and
Lady Makins and their daugh-
ter Cynthia were there and
Senator Tom Hennings, Secre-
tary of the Air Force and Mrs.
Donald Quarles, who leave to-
night for the Far East to be
gone until the 18th: Bill and
Beulah Foster, Charlotte and
Fletcher Plumley. the Carroll
Morgans, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Ellis. Betty and Jean Call
louet. Gwen Cafritz and her
son Calvin. Spanish Ambas-
sador and Countess de Mo-
trico, Dotty and Sherry Davis,
Les and Liz Carpenter, the Al
berto Zambonis, the Benito
Mirandas. and a couple Of
hundred others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
BY BETTY BEALE

Twas the day after Christ
mas and all through the house
not a creature was stirring, all
were worn out ).
Gifts that definitely won't
go back are those that poured
out of the White House by
the score the end Of the week.
At the beginning Of last week
1t was estimated that $50 pres
ents for the Eisenhower's
grandchildren had already ar
rived and were stacked up in
one room at 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue.
On Friday Of last week
huge cartons were still arriv-
ing from toy stores OCCASION
ally identified with shooting
gallery" or some such printed
on the side. But on Friday
also nearly every person leav-
ing the White House had their
arms full Of packaged toys. I
understand that the President
and his wife generously dis
tributed the gifts among mem
bers Of the staff having chill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Open House Order
OF the Holiday

dren. Why this was denied
earlier in the week, III never
know.
TWO CHRISTMAS INSTT-
TUTTONS in the social cate
CORY took place this year as
usual. As sure as taxes every
Christmas eve Mr.. and Mrs.
Andre de Limur give a $50 to
7:30 party in their beautiful
Georgetown house. And on
Christmas Day between IL and
2 the William MacCrackens'
Benton place residence is so
damned with cheer and friends
it's hard to see which there's
the most Of. Both events went
of with their usual eclat.
The Andre Visions. recently
back from three months in
Europe, were there, too. Where
did they 60 In Europe, some
one asked Asia Visson. I'VE
went to two Genevas, the sum
NIT and the bottom" re-
sponded amusing Mrs. ". land
then we went to Sicily" An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
DIRE was gathering material for
the Readers Digest.

VIC wac Sdt1AC4AA4e AAdtCl ld1 AO4
the Readers Digest.
Ethel de Limur. making q
first appearance after a long
illness and looking extremely
well, also greeted the Ed Fo-
leys with Emily's cousin, Mrs.
Harry Bandy of Montgomery.
Ala; the Harold Coolidges.
Kay Graves in a fiattering blue
velvet lid, French Ambassador
Couve de Murville, Portuguese
Ambassador Esteves Fernan-
des. French Minister Pierre
Millet. Italian Minister and
Signora Ortona. Eva Hinton,
the Albert Deweys and Mr..
Robert Woods Bliss. The beau
teous former Mary de Limur
was there grinning from ear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26

Our NeD Years tradition-tabulous
savings ON a famous
manufacturers slimnaing
fashion t0undGtionSi We've samples
and discontinued styles in boned
and homeless models gtrdles
in sizes rs to 36;: 4
Gll-in-01eS sizes 80 to 46. y
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
North Dakota Nav Join Up

nciRhhorins state OF North Dakota torbds
nermarragc between Its Legislature
led by
such the bill North Dakota viii those
enlightened do against
In the matter ot ma
Marriage private thing
the human should
right Of competent select whatever wife husband the"
choose" Sine" the beginning q" individuals have been choosing
mates from other tho hngs which
has built the vitality the American well III" strengthening and
joining OF III" many boo' and cultures which "py tn" American
breed
Restrictive laws the blacks whites in
country
where
age of is higher than
laws forhng In Dixie states the dome a.
legally chiefly between white males and Negro females Such states
protective Negro an Tor the
Establishments Of a
oroddns nrgc have no NOR" protection than the female
dog in the
may marry please
there no need Tor the illegal mixing which under ot
dark There being who
please seeking
sociaton without the racial boundaries loses tS Then
attraction
and all imponierabc witch
decide TO together for a lifetime
From the Minnesota inteacisl
families whom made fine contributions the
munites which To-day Minnesota there 900
partners P"S Of other cthnc strains Most OF those people" con
myths adjusted
"nmSed" family Negro community accept
marriages N" basis ~ individual worth and the old time often
unrrssonng criticism grows years whites
accept such the their individual backgrounds
and exposure TO such marriages The increase IN marriages between
Oriental this by associations
formed Japan Korea the Orient also reduced the number
OF objections
early Thirttos
Therefore il interesting a
wherr there about decided
ally costuonaly different
legally plight their troh faithful another
death does them part viii b. ncEhbong stat"
otherwise and people ma" the Of their choice pm
udng Of course Is agreeable with the other party
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04

All business living heart In
wake apprehension ecstacy
Of having another day In this wonderful world
We have and faith
We ourselves much selfish little world
nn the hills appreciate
the wonders and the aptuos beauties wonderful world
which live the nation
part
timdy tptoe the 1898
back ~ months what happened
prophets OF doom the having q
predicting the awful depression that would engut
So what happened
The turned be the second best this nation
ever experienced
We that automobile going open
production
construction field personal
clos" to 1888 total $3.50 viii be
with last of eight cent ~ dposabe
We talking the things a
length all
upon America every field OF living
The prophets predicting
disaster The many
II should he lesson that have
the business or living day al = time
We viii have to do better instead
dceatsm
We viii created citizenship
obligations the what's
furnishes dealism
Lot backs perpetual living
and heads GlorynE the that another
10 better.
show a
power obligation
God His better a
verne. MInn.) STAR HERALD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
Minnesota COP Assesses Losses

November
looking the
lost all but Of the state offices
There unrcanSic disposition among party
members place the blame Minnesota" party at both
national The truth that the cor could not
Minnesota its leadership had been and
n pnrtys
phrey. Secretary Agriculture policy
Willingness project and discuss the important
issues OF todayH Minnesota
vaiany offset the tremendous
Humphrey could the tide Humphreys the
Senate outstanding and dshard COP
tive interests like the he served the entire state the
u. n. Senate
Henson. program "a d'.,lnc, handicap the
Republicans. That handicap could not have been
how campaign management
how much money the cor had Ia spend
validity perhaps the feeling
And"on should have campagned vigorously dHcsng the
opponent deliberately depended
upon getting discussing things
uppermo"t in the public mind this a tactical
political party
scapegoata there
ddua directing the party machinery This well and good but
place blame present
instance where really belongs and not the shoulders OF nVd
For the good Of the Republican party In Minnesota the party
should IN. resignation Of National Commeewomsn
Elizabeth engrr ureieas effective worker her appeal
the liberal Republicans and to III" growing section OF the Min
electoral. which thinks Independently the
and without which party win elections
EtEel the National Committeeman. rural newspaper
publisher support
and audience independent admire political workers
who white having tho win To win conduct campaigns that do
campaign Ieffcinnger Etks
viii tho Minnesota COP
The larte represents many
There
the together However doubt that the lib
Republicans
partnership There that the Old Guard GOI
dragged tS feet the election This time fun
cooperation between grUupa
There Is Minnesota two strong competing parties
the
= n
willing
In order la act n conscience for both parties
strong Republican that the DEL
does tho cor willing shortcomings
a a from The n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
U. s. And ColonioliSEn

fighting word red flag in big part OF the
colonialsm has been being hqndaed
India ndonesia lndochina But 1t has left behind
colonahsm involved white
today spoil what ought be good rela
independent nations and the onettme colony
Coonialsm" much Of
which recently suffered defeat colonial
fire its North African territories
individuals become the almost
Morocco and Algeria which Is le-
gally a part metropolitan France
called the United states to
colonial peoples everywhere
easily demanded in
fny difficult out however vital ties with old allies most
jeopardiZed by too rash
ani-colona policy
relations with tothiris the rest Of the world
depend taking antcoona stand MnneaPO
Ii
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
Sterling Club Honors John Patton

The choice OF John M Patton for the Sterling Clubs
Of the Year award happy The
Patton January
John Patton carried
responsibility he
OVERWHELMINGLY and with great degree of competence
Mr. Patton naShy stage community
fe novehslcas he has important
civic social welfare and aterna life
combination
well In whatever role he assigned
The Sterling
asset Rev Floyd Massey PattOns
maintained the high standards and atteed the
the committee which selections
true barometer Of communys maturity It's ability
ognze the worth and contributions fellow citizen Negro
mIntica the
eaouSes which prevented them from honong Of their neigh
boris well done
and contributions Of pausng
enjoy
flowers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
THINKS LIEN LAW UNFAIR TO Old folks
Letter In Minneapolis Morning TRIBUNE

Editor Why to keep effect law that Is
law Of discrimination refer lien
In what fair old folks n
not getting much those that haven't the
Of thing They being Pena having fought
homes paid taxes schools
and city improvements They the
Now good who supported anything
their life the saloons
lily owned homes
other Then they back
all the time they could the Now these
getting pensions
Some of the old folks getting than $40
uation exists all the state
where themselves big
wonder how a the old
BcmidH. MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
NAAcP Action Praised

Action Of the National Association the Advancement Of Cot
ored People modifying the
Negro business which will then Negroes
being subjected the
financial institutions that
schools
should
siPpi
In the realm Of business his efforts capital backing
credit hts all
people additionally put
and concentrated all fight
ue rather than the beginning make
independence building
and cohesive action. economical which would lend
ethical crusade
OF this neglect" the Negro has always suffered
much being desNs' relation % the white
previous
ti0n ~ SCRIPTURE somehow rendered him inferior
business"
prngnoss progress Angeles TRIBUNE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04

eight this journal high percentage Of
number Of services
service serving the Negro
The A p often furnishes shots from
exclusively for this Nesphoo
Service paper Minnesota sends IL good
week Most OF them originate IN New YORK. Out
So does much oil OF the world.
pictures closest
photographers Buzz Brown Marvin
call to take the news pictures we
print remember Gordon Parks
page
to build personalities or
portion picture told in the
dozens Of these photos which are too
blatantly value
Reproducing pictures expensive This the
papers too
costly.
papers borrow by
already the daies This
weekly Of general
circulation especially is good public relations
for he a the weeklies.
The paper reading nationwide reputation for
its Economic factors
before apparently to neglect typo
Usually readers had to be
pages that looked like Hail
Columbia
stuck with either poor
workmanship mseraby printed sheets
An average paper carry pictures of
white panel drawings
such as Pete great Negro
Topics and Ted Sheares delightful panel
cartoon features in this newspaper
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
PRAISE FROM SUBSCRIBER N. X. MCKNIGHT

enclosing my my subscrtp-
paper
Let also tribute At the bat
the ball time and possible 100
that batting league! II rs Of the
people city paper good
reading them.
When happens the the read
4 the Recorder and Spokesman papers
editor learned
Newman many like him All have learned to
him. They him absolute fairness his his
this Newman than
this homspun man indispensable
of and
unquesionnE call Cecil
liberal He the test of handy label because
political theory and doctrine all He merely
follows he they may lead
you contributed much the welfare educa
readers find
and ideas that to be found elsewhere
a good healthy all citizens Paul to
buy your paper to n
Knight Fuller 81. Paul Jan. 81. 1883
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
Negro History Week

Negro History Week is just around the and deserves
support
group. Negroes special
attention to ts contributions
fortunately that = the
dignity
dvduaI pattern thinking
tlons slavery
system with its mputaon
historians
average CLOSES
Negroes contribution purpose
Week that tell Negroes
making great strong
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
THINKS NAME SHOULD APPEAR ON LETTERS

Editor Through the printed number
but omit the complimentary
which contains think should tbs
Letters TO the Editor since should the
the editor who is doing outstanding
fit Of the peopleG W. SLOUGH Brained
Editors Note We already appears
page a couple In usually
signed 10 the Publishers eight
limit and low saturaon point 10 the individuals
should appear-even individual happens to
editor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04

Editors Note; II Reader Beshears has reading this
regularly he would time time that
hestatss give the South " whether good
bad This
this country much be- about In the handling
the problem The South receives criticism because
additionally violated the rights Of Its Negro citizens and has
tried defend denial This Negro
printed either In the North South would
they could that the South ready and willing to
18th Constitution Until
choice point conditions which exist
Disgrace
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
Letter, 90 Ohe Editor


Editor Please thank you publicity
been giving the Aoraearmament paper
enjoyed Magazine out
standing and
had the great privilege attending
Warrington D. New report
1850 people 81 countries n attendance
Success Spokesman
Williams
neapolIs Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-04
GIVING SOUTH SOME CREDIT

Editor You like most southern Negroes who have moved
north good anything anybody
wife surprised January
edition article the Montgomery Alabama Advertiser Not
all southern white bad pced all northern
white people OK Sometimes northern the
SOUTH Negroes make little all the knocking
the south-John BesheaTs. Minnesota
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09


We had intended, 81 This point 10 include Mrs. Eddys
answer early In hs 10Th Century TO Concord Monitor
mans question TO the future Of Christian Science
which Mrs. Eddy answered follows
III undoubtedly that Christian Science Is destined
10 become fhs and the only religion and therapeutics
this plsns-eolseivs human eonselovsnsssio medicine
the errors, the illusions and dsvsions thsrsin
II would take the rest Of the evening TO express my
gratitude for the rich blessings Christian offence has brought
me and bringing TO the human rses u vnqvssensby
In the process. RIGHT NOW. Of healing the nsons1
am grateful for the grand work Of the Christian
Science movement Gods greatest and only and mature
religious educational and healing system In oil the world, In
all slms!-snd for incompatible, international daily
newspaper, the Christian Science Monitor.
third World War is svsrisd, Christian Science will
have played major role, truly
For 40 Of my nearly 50 years, Christian Science has
been the grsndssf In the universe and when
four Of family returned Christian Science 40 years ago.
bringing into Science the remaining three found father
operating business confined 10 local limits Thanks TO Gods
Christ Science Messiah this business world leader In
lis industry today and youngest brother, PrinePisn
who some years The Principle located ST. Louis
Missouri many Of you know, by and for Christian
Scientists Is is President and Chairman OF fhs Board
most grateful for the wonderful lives Of Master
and our Leader and their faithful followers and ALLOW
ing alwlss aIIpowsrfv "Fathsrohsr God slIharmon-
lovs"!
Fine imprsssv. testimonies Of healing were given In.
GLIDING analysis Of The Lords Prayer and s spiritual
by beloved Leader the speaker touching
upon Mrs. Eddys svsvson Of The Lords Prayer cover
ing oil human nesdshe speaker also giving that mssy
paragraph immediately preceding The Lords Prayer
"onIy as we rise above all material and
SIN can we reach The hssvsnbon aspiration and spiritual
which Is indicated In The Lords Prayer and
which insssnfsnsovsy heals the sick" Up. Is. SAN
The services were closed with that much loved and In
Spring Hymn, Onward Christian Soldiers" whose easily
sung melody matches the grandeur OF lie words