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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Ii. Governor
Candidate
visits Here

AIOnzo G. Edwards of Hooker.
ton. candidate for lieutenant
governor of North Carolina sub
ieCt to the May &c. Democratic
primary. visited in Tabor City
Tuesday afternoon.
Edwards said he was trying
10 visit everyone Of North Caro-
lina's 100 counties and Columbus
made SO that he had visited
since beginning his campaign.
He expressed the belief that the
East West tradition should be
maintained and asked local peo-
pie to support him as an East
erncr against four other West
crn candidates wing for the II
governor post.
Friends Of the late A. G.
Edwards Of Tabor City noted the
coincidence that the candidate
has the same initials as the
much-rcspcctcd former either
here. lie said that he was aware
of that ard that at various timrs
his mail had been confused with
that Of Tabor City's A. G.. Ed
wards and vica versa.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Man With Two
Wives Held On
$1,000 Bond

Two men faced marital prob
lens galore this week as they
were returned to Columbus Co
unity on charges of bigamy and
bastardy.
Sheriff j. r. Pridgen said that
Raymond A. Thomas, %. Mar
ion, N. c., was returned from
Greensboro to face charges OF
bigamy. Willie Lee Cause, "a
Chadbourn, a Greensboro col
lege student, faces a bastardy
charge.
Thomas is being held in Jail
in lieu of $1,000 appearance
bond for the Columbus County
charge and also a $1,000 appear
ance bond for an abandonment
and non-support charge in High
Point.
Thomas is charged with hav-
ing married a Whiteville wo-
man while still married to a
High Point woman. Thomas has
three children by his first mar
riacc and his second wife is re-
ported To be expecting a child.
Cause is charged with father
ing the child of "a Whitevillc
girl. His bond was SET at $500.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Mrs. Harrison
OF Green Sea
Died Monday

Mrs. Addie Mae Floyd Har-
rclson, age 50, widow of julius
NJ. HARRISON OF the Green Sea
section of Horny County died at
= Conway hospital at 9:l5 p. NJ.
Monday. She had been in de-
clining health for a month.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the Green Sea Bap-
list Church with her pastor, the
Rev. G.. Morgan Gilreath offici-
ating. Burial will follow in the
church cemetery directed by
Hardwick Funeral Home Of
LoriS.
Mrs. HARRISON was born in
Horny County March -. 1897. a
daughter of the late John T.
and Sallie Floyd Floyd. She was
IN active member of the Green
ga Bapus: church and an ac-
tive member of the Womcns So
cicty of Christian Service and
also the Sunday school. MIR.
Harrelson died in 1920.
Friends may call at the home
until , p. m. and then at the
church.
Sur ling are one son. Wade
NarrclSOn of Tabor City. 4
daughters. Mrs.. J. p. Smith of
Mullins. Mrs. Joe Fowler of
'rc,n Sea. Mrs. Vascy Ruff of
Caycc, and Mrs. steve Lowdcr
of West Columbia. - grand
, sisters. Mrs. Lena
Floyd OF Loris, Mrs. Otis Will
hanson Of Green Sea. Mrs. W
>. Addy OF Caycc: 1 brothers.
!. NJ. Floyd of Caycc, r. F.
B1a" Floyd of Loris. Lee FLOYD
o. Tabor City and Gus Floyd of
Green Sea.
PallbcarcrS will be Braxton
Floyd, Vernon Floyd. Milton
Addv. Clayton Lewis, and Hoyt
md OdCll Floyd.
Honorary palIbcarcrs will be
'vaconS of the Green Sea Bap-
list church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Assault Cases
Investigated By
Sheriff. Office

Fair Bluff was the scene OF
a shooting over the weekend &C
cordlng to the sheriff'S depart
|mCnt.
James Jones, 10, Negro, was
seriously slaShed across the
lower abdomen during an alter
cation Sunday night about 10
o'clock in Fair Bluff.
Sunday night, Annie Black.
%, Negro, WelchcS Creek, was
a shooting victim when an as
Sailant shot at her four or five
times with a pistol. She was
shot once in the foot.
Deputies are continuing an j.
veStigation in both cases.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Columbus Natives
Die In Michigan
Auto Wreck

Two Columbus County natives
living in Chicago, ILL.,, were kill
ed Saturday in a Michigan high
way accident.
NaldCoS (DoSs) Gore, "a. and
his 1S-year-old son, Elmore. died
suddenly in a wreck on M-5O
Highway near Jackson, Michi-
gan about 1890 a. m. Saturday.
The Cores were natives and
former residents of the Nakina
area of Columbus County. They
moved to Chicago several years
ago.
Funeral services for the father
and son were slated to he held
from the Bethesday Methodist
Church near Nakina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Cancer Drive Plans Comp|ete

TONED in the downtown areas
on street corners while others
Will 60 from house to house
continuing to give out literature
and appealing for contributions.
The literature given out
'owS that while about 10000
Americans wore saved from dv-
ing of Cancer last year, 10000
Cihcr such patients who might
ray" been saved died needlesslv
jc""uSc treatment was begun
90 late. So here IS mead fer
funds not only for constantly
expanding medical research to
IHc new cures Tor that disease.
but to widen the ACS cduca-
uonal program. which unceas-
.r2ly points TO tn need of per-
udic physical examinations to.
provide detection OF cancer
detection OF cancer where it ex-.
lists. early enough to enable eff.
l. ctive treatment.
This year the campaign slog-l
N of the Cancer Society isl
Fight Cancer with a Checkup-I
and A Check" with the
thought that thus each person
would safeguard his or her own
health and help to safeguard
others.
The American Cancer Socie-,
ty Mrs. Young pointed DOT is
the only national health organi-
zation fighting Cancer on threej
fronts-Research. Poblic and
Professional Education, and Ser:
vice to Cancer Patients. +
, Officers of the Columbus Until
Mrs. Evelyn Leonard,
commander; Mrs. Mae S. Young
campaign Chairman, Mrs. Eve
yn Martin, Educational Chair
nan; J. A. Hufham, Jr., treasur-
n, and DR.. Ross NJ. Williamson.
Executive Chairman.
Joe S. Mann, member of the
BOARD of trustees of the North
carolina Cancer Institute. locat-
I'd in Lumberton, which treats.
Edigent incurable patients, and
w. Horace Carter, member of
he board of directors of the
North Carolina Unit, ACS are
'lso assisting with the drive.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Child Hurt When
Struck By Auto

Wayne Soles. Jnrcc-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Soles
Jr., received minor injuries Fri
day about LOS pm. when struck
by an automobile near the inter
section of Live Oak and Hickman
Road.
CHIEF of Police Fl. F.. Ems
said the youngster was Crossing
the street from the Soles' ware.
house 10 Solos Grocery whrr
hit by an automobile driven hy
u. +. Stanley of New Svrna
Florida and Pircway.
Epps reported the child re-
ceivcd minor injuries mad was
examined at James Walker Hos
pIiaI in Wilmington.
No charges were placed arans.
the driver Of the vehicle. Police
termed the accident unavoidable.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
l3-Year-Old Bow
Pushes Robbery
String Over Is

y l3-ycar-old Tabor City Joy
rapidly establishing himself as
"a one man crime wave. chalk,d
up two moro TO his over Is rob
berries when lac broke into c. G.
Soles and Sons Store on Wed
E"Sday and forced his way into
tn Tabor City High School Of
lice on Monday evening.
Chief of Police II. f. Epps
said this morning that entry
was gained into c. c. Solcs and
Sons by breaking out a back
and bending the bars
enough 10 permit him 10 crawl
through. His loot at Solcs and
Sons was three dollars in cash
several gun shells and a set of
keys.
The offcnScs are being in
NeStigated by Juvenile court
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Registration
Books WIFI Cnen
Here Saturday

The first breath of politics
gets undcrwa ySaturday as reg
iStration books are opened for
the Democratic Primary to be
held May 26.
Jack Hooks. chairman of the
Columbus Board of Elections,
said the registrars would be at
their regular stations on Satur-
days. April %. May 5. -. 10.
The 10Th has been designated
challenge day.
Books will be open from Q
a. m. until sunset each Saturday
and registrars will be available
at their homes during the week
days.
Mrs. Annabelle Angle. South
Williams registrar. will be on
hand at the Tabor City town hall
each Saturday during the regis
tratiOn period.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Local Girls Will
Take Part In
College Recital

Three Meredith College senior
Students, 10 Jernigan, Maxine
Grant, and Margaret Layne will
present a piano and voice recital
Friday night, April 81. at eight
O'Clock in Jones Auditorium at
Raleigh.
Miss Jernigan, a public school
music major from Tabor City,
will present piano program in
Guiding works of Mozart and
Poulenc. The piano program of
Miss Grant, public school
music major from Marshville,
will include works of Schu-
mann, Debussy, and Bartok.
Miss Layne, a public school mu-
sic major from CaV-el, will in
.Cludc in her vocal program
selections of Gounod, Rachman-
inoff, Mozart, and Worth.
AT Meredith Miss Jcrnigan is
a member of the Philaretian Lit
|erary Society; the staff of the
"Twig," the campus newspaper;
the Mcdowell Music Club; and
the Chorus.
Miss Gran; - 4 member o. the
Astrotekton Literary Society
and the "Twig" staff. She is
|accompanist for the Folk Dance
Club.
Miss Laync is a member of
the Philaretian Literary Society
Sigma Alpha Iota, national hon
lorary music fraternity: <. pa
Nh Sigma, honorary scholastic
fraternity; Sigma ri Alhpa
honorary language fraternity
sad Silver Shield. honorary
leadership fraternity. This year
Miss Laync is serving as Chief
Counselor for the Student Gov
ernment Association. Her name
Is on the academic deans list of
high scholastic achievement.
MarShalS for Friday evenings
recital, which is open to the
public withou, charge. will be
Mary Kiscr. Waco: Betty Hav-
encr, Raleigh: Jane Lambert.
Albcmarlc: Kuthy Thomas. Mar
shville; Mary 10 Primer. Tabor
City: and Shirley New. Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Man Feared Dead
Saved By Barge

A 20-year-old Bolton man. be-
lieved to have been a drowning
victim during a Sunday motor
boat outing on the Cape Fear
River, was rescued about mid
night Sunday by an oil barge.
Pokey Little was reported
missing when ne disappeared
near Acme in 4 10-horsepower
runaboot.
After being rescued by the oil
barge, Little told dcpoty sheriff
l.. r. Stubs that he ran out of
gas while on the river, lacked a
paddle to get to shore with and
Just drifted downstream for
about six hours before being
picked up.
Little and two companions,
John Thomas Lewis of Delco
and Brown boy from Bolton.
has been running the motorboat
from the landing behind the
Riegcl plant.
AT $50 p. m. Little told his
companions he was going to take
another spin. When he failed
to return by p. m. the youths
m shore became worried that he
had suffered an accident and
drowned. Thy called Deputy
Stubbs.
Stubs said that a search was
made some distance downstream
without results, and that word
had been mt upstream to be
on the lockout for the missing
youth.
The search was called off
when Little was picked no by
the barge. Over three dozer
persons took part in the search
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
"Cookarama" To
Be Held May 4 AT
Carroll Appl. Co.

Members of the Tabor City
Home Economics classes are ex-
tending invitations this week 20
their parents to attend the
"Cookarama" Friday, May 4, at
Carroll Appliance Company.
Frances Dillingham;, home SER
lice representative for Carolina
Power and Light Company. will
give demonstrations featuring
new and easy meal planning and
preparation as we'll as ideas for
saving time, work and money.
Dick Carroll, owner Of the To-
cal appliance company, said sew.
eral electrical appliances woulC
be given as door prizes. Add
tional prizes include one TO the
home economics student WHIT
brings the most mothers"
The "Cookarama" wal ee'
underway at 1880 pm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25

Plans have been completed
for Columbus County's part ir
the American Cancer Society's
educational and Embarrassing
crusade which will 60 on thro-
ughout May. With total of
S26.00O.O00 as the national goal
the sum OF 5000 has been sci
as the quota for the Columbus
County Unit.
Volunteers who will carry on
the drive have been busy for
the past several days distribut-
ing literature containing basic
facts about Cancer, so the public
would know in advance why the
money sought by the ACS is
needed.
Special training sessions have
been held with volunteer work
crS and all of them have shown
enthusiasm for the work ahead
said Mrs. Mae S. Young. cam
paign chairman.
Some workers will be sta
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
l3caza Political Pot
Is BubbIing Over

One of the hottest political
contests to break through the
surface in several years is brew
ing rere for Craftsmanship of the
local precinct committee. The
election will be held Saturday,
May 5, at noon in the Town
Hall
Two announced candidates for
the office are DR.. Ross NJ.
Williamson and Willard c.
Wright.
Both men are prominently
known in Columbus County. DR..
Williamson served as Hartman
of the local school board prior
to accepting the craftsmanship
of the County School Board this
past year. He has been active
in the Cancer Society of Column
bus County and is member of
the Civilian Club.
Wright is serving his fourth
term as town commissioner and
has been active in Red Cross
and Boy Scout work. He, too,
is a member of the Civilian Club.
The craftsmanship position Of
the South Williams precinct is
presently held by Mrs. Doris
Carroll who was elevated from
vice-chairman upon resignation
of Raymond Mallard at the time
of his appointment as Superior
Court Judge.
Precinct Off ers are normally
elected quietly; however, this is
the first time in several years
that anyone has actively sought
the craftsmanship.
No other candidate is expect
ed to enter the race for CHAIR
manship but nominations will he
from the floor and with The
political heat mounting anything
can ice expected TO happen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
FLA Team Wins
First Place In
Stock Judging

Members of the local FLA
livestock Judging team won first
place yesterday in the Wacca-
nav Federation livestock judy
ing contest.
Team members who bcsted on
poncnts from New Hanover. Co
lumhus. Bladcn, and Brunswick
Counties were Franklin Raw.
Donald Spivcy. Billy McCumbic
Cecil Mcdowell, Jerry Wrigh,
and Royce Norris.
Honors were won on iudginr
breeding beef heifers, breeding
gifts. dairy cows and heifcrs.
The team will journey to Eli.
abcthtown for another judging
contest Saturday morning.
s. L. Jackson, agriculture
teacher at the local school. /.
coaching the FLA team.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
G. H. Primer Reelected PRINCIPAL
As Board Renews School Contracts

Local school board officials
waded through the annual task
of renewing teachers contracts
last night in a four-hour ses-
sion.
{. II. Primer, principal here
Tor IL years, was reelected un-
animouSly for the coming year.
While some teachers had fail
ed to reapply for renewal of
their contracts, the following
were renamed for the 1861
term:
Mrs. Earle Floyd, Mrs. Flora
Belle Gore, Roberta Bowyer.
Jacquelyn MiShoe, Mrs. Irma
Winstcad, Mrs. Olive Bullard
Miss Kate Jones, Edna Jolly,
Miss Ann Brooks McGougan,
Mrs. Adelaide Bell, Mrs. Martha
B. Hicks, Mrs. Laura Sarvis,
Marguerite Smith, Elizabeth
Gore, Mrs. Ira Hucks, Estelle
oldIIIeS, iaZel IOdd, Mrs. Blan
Huffman, Eva Mills, Mrs. w. H..
Shelley, Le!tha Gore, Helen
Butler, Nettie Hammond, Mrs.
Helen Kelly, Randall Burleson.
F. F. Thompson, Carolyn Todd.
Mrs. Corctta Brubaker, Mrs.
annie Bur!eSon, David Dia-
mont, Nell Fowler, Irma Ham,
mon, .. L. Jackson, Mrs. Sadie
jackson, Fred Lay, Eunice
.Slnglctary, Mrs. Beth Woody,
Penny Granger, Ruth Averitt.
Present at the meeting were
Oliver Prince, chairman: David
Kelly, Mrs. Alton B. Garrcll.
Roland Corr and Eugene Grain
ger
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
governor odges will Address Columbus County Chupfer
otNcEA AT Banquet Tonight In Tabor City School Cafeteria

/ The stage was set today TO,
the first official visit to Colum
bus County and Tabor City b,
Governor Luther H. Hodges.
Governor Hodges will be CUES
speaker tonight at the annua
public relations dinner of the
Columbus County chapter of the
North Carolina Educational AS
ISOLATION. The meeting will get
underway in Tabor City at Tho
school cafeteria at pm.
DR.. Ross NJ. Williamson, chair
man of the county board of edu.
cation, will introduce the gov,
crnor.
Mrs. J. E. Pierce, president
of the county chapter will act
as master of ceremonies and will
extend greetings to the group.
Over 400 persons are expected
to crowd the local cafeteria "a
hear the Governors address.
T. Ward Guy, county school
superintendent, will introduce
special guests among whom are
civic, educational and govern
mental leaders from throughout
the county.
A musical program will be
presented by Venoy Small, talent
ed high school vocalist. He will
be accompanied by Mrs. w. w
Woody of Tabor City.
New officers will assume Their
duties for the coming year
James R. RADON will take over
IS president succeeding Mrs
Pierce, Other officers are Mrs
Blanche Wilson, vice-president
and Mrs. Eva Waddell, secretary.
treasurer.
Outgoing officers include, be.
sdies Mrs. Pierce, I. A. Workman
vic2-prcsident; and Mrs. RUBY
RADON, secretary-treasurer.
Prior to his trip to Tabor City
the Governor will be guest a
open house to be held today al
Hotel Whiteville beginning al
1870 pm.
Governor Hodges open house
invitation was extended by State
Sc. : thur Williamson, Rep
W. ? Floyd, l. p. Ward, chair
man of the county Board OF
Commissioners: Charles Council
member of the county board of
commissioners; J. T. Wooten,
Jr., member of the county board
Of education; DR.. Ross NJ.
Williamson, chairman of the
county board Of education; w.
\. Thompson. chairman of the
county Democratic executive
committee; and {. L. Tate.
The Governor will be met at
the Lumberton airport by Sen.
Williamson and Sen. Cutler
Moore, LumbcrtOn.
Special guests for the open
house will include DR.. Dewey
Bridger, representative fro m
Bladen County, John d. Larkin,
Trenton, state Democratic COM
mittee executive chairman, Con-
gresham Ertle +. Carlyle, and.
former U. s. Senator Alton
Lennon of Wilmington.
The pubsic is invited to attend
the open house.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Cost OBJ Court
Makes Chicken
Bog Expensive

There Is no expense to chick
en- bors If you steal the chickens
but getting caught makes il
precious catinr so three Negroes
found out Monday night in
Mayors Court.
Andrew Mcclure, Willie y.
Mcqueen and William Mcqueen
OF Tabor City pleaded guilty to
holding chicken boys with stol-
en- chickens They we're ordered
to pay Sam Manning for the
chickens plus s13.55 costs Of
court.
The incid' Mt occurred during
March.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
CUB PACK MEETING

Tabor City's Cub Scouts will
hold their monthly Pack Meeting
at 8 pm. Monday night at the
American Legion Hut.
Harry bryant, cubmaster, said
today that merit badges would
be presented to qualified scouts
during the pack meeting.
All parents are urged to at.
tend this meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Guideway Grades
Hear Sergeant
Ray Lembske

I-Sgt. Raymond a. Lcmbskc
who is on leave for q DAYS.
talked to Miss Ruby Suggs. scv-
cnth and eighth grade history
and geography classes recently
During hih visit with the class.
Sgt Lembskc showed slides OF
.."nrador. Saudi Arabia. Japan
Turkey. and Okinawa. The Gus
toms of each country were dis
cuSSCd.
Sgt. LembSke has been a.
round the world seven times
and he is the husband of tho
former Lois Lain Of this com
TunItv.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
PEREECT SCORES

Two Tabor City Boy Scouts
were among the scattered few
at Camp Latty, Lake Wacca-
NAV. 10 score perfect scores OF
merit badge examinations.
Kent Stephens and Gene Del.
linger had perfect scores or
their forestry merit badge ex-
ans.
They are taking part In the
annual Southeastern District
Boy Scout Camporee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Oral Roberts VIII
Hold Revival In
Danyille, Va.

Some interest was building
locally about the Oral Roberts
revival service to be held May
i-l" at Danville. virginia.
Roberts announced that the
meeting would be held at Meals
Warehouse across from the fair
grounds in Danville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25

MIS- Ollie Noble of Whining
Ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh
!"u@and and children were
sunday dinner guests lin tho
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B.
Lewis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25

Mrs Robert Shackell Of Char
lotto, Mrs. Joseph Cotton and
a.ra Ncwgcne Riddick both Of
"cotland Neck were guests r.
Mrs. D. +. McGougan, ST. lass
week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25

Mrs. Lura Scott of Concord. a
former member of the Tabor
CITY Scnool faculty, visited Mrs,
Roland Baldwin last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18

The French state pawnbroker.
Municipal Credit garages the
pawned car for about 50 a week,
Including loan interest.
4 II \
Never saw New York City SO
damned with cars, with rain
adding to turmoil. ). Within the
space Of one week. Jackie Robin
son hit the high and low of his
career. NAACP awarded him the
Spingarn Medal, top honor to an
American Negro; five days later,
the Brooklyn Dodgers sold him
to the Giants. British in
telligerce reports that although
China is friendly to Yugoslavia,
and vastly disturbed by Soviet
murders in Hungary and Poland,
no chance of a split with Russia
exists because Macs power re-
mains absolute. Barry Sui
|livan, legit star, proved himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18

Ia suave me. as Loyal League
honored A. HI. Link Scheffres,
noted Jewish philanthropist, at
Waldorf. Barry handled an all
star show Of Vic Damone, Alan
King, the Charlivels. Jane Nor
gan, Emil Coleman's band with
skillful charm.
Judy Garland resumes at the
palace day after Christmas. She
Cancelled last Saturday nights
show, laryngitis :. The Benny
(MGM) Thaus expect Sir Stork
|. +. Producer Joe Lyman and
Stephanie Augustine CTuptim in
the 1.-THE King and To honey
incoming in Montego Bay
Maurice O'Hara's father, Charles
FitzSim0ns, recuperating from
gall bladder surgery Dur
ante's scripter, Jackie Barnett,
dating Cleo Moore The Phil
Farrells Eileen Mack expect
ing -. The Robert EatOns named
her Heather. Mrs. Eaton is Gov.
Goodwin knights daughter
Lou Nova and my Fair Lady,
cutie Pat Diamond a Cerutti's
duet Il. Harry Belafonte's set
for Harold ArIen's Pigeon Is
land"
Joseph Stettinius, son Of the
late Sec'y Of State, to marry
Mary Handy g. David Schine