davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-16

Flare Wing Back. Hunt
scene printed uphol-
stery in red, brown or
turquoise. Mahogany
trim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-16

Button Barrel Beck.
Tweed metollie uphol-
stery in red. brown or
sage. Blond legs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-16

Wing Shaped Back.
Figured motelosse
upholstery in green,
red or brown. Mo-
hooony trim.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Leaf Market Here
To Open August J

Tobacco season opens offici-
ally on Tuesday. August when
markets in the Border Belt be-
gin sales.
The opening date was set
Thursday by the board OF gov
ernorS of the Bright Belt Ware
house Association. II was part of
the business conducted ut the
annual meeting of the Associa-
ton held at Myrtle Beach, S. c.
Included in the Border Belt
is Tabor City, Whitcvillc. Chad
,1u.n and Fair Bluff.
Georgia. Florida markets will
open July -. and South Caro-
lly markets will open August ..
OgC"iug market dates We're
set by the 2O-man committee
composed Of farmers. buyers
and wargHouSemcn and the state
agriculture commissioners from
the five leaf growing states.
Last years opening date was
hugus, 3.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Corheti Will
Open Livestock
Auction Market

Cecil Corbctt. owner of Cor
Let Eafgns, z. ... ICED today
that plans wc.e underway &c
repair the old Tabor City Live
Stock Market with opening date
to be announced within two OF
three weeks.
Corbctt said they were now
purchasing pigs, Sows, top hogs,
and grain OF all kinds. The mar
k IS located on the Green Sea
Road.
we will pay top market
prices for livestock and will
have someone on hand from
a. m. to 6 p. m. to purchase the
livestock from The farmers -
said Corbett.
He said new facilities were
going to be added to the market
for the convenience of the farm
cr
The livestock market will OPP
crate in conjunction with the
Coz bett Farms.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Dan 3. Edwards
Dies In Freeland

Dani.. Bur, Edwards. 7G. Of
d.. ENum section of Frceland,
,"d Monday afternoon at his
bonn" of Cd hear, attack.
l." Was 81 farmer of the coun-
~ ana a member OF the New
Life Baptis, Church
Surviving Mr.. Edwards is his
widow, Mrs. jamie Lancaster
EDWARDS: two SONS, Cecil {. and
E,rl +. of WhiicvtlIc; daugh-
Ger Mrs. Louise DuttOn of Will
mnn-ton: three hluthcrs. Bruce
OF Frccland, Ralph Of Shaloltc
and Fred of wilmington: lou
,>'Crs. Mrs. !. NJ Bennett Of
lrcelaud, Mrs. II. r. Brady of
FroglaDi. Mrs. Stella Nets OF
Bolivia and Mr.. Olivia Russ o.
Bolivia; md five grand children
Funeral services are to be held
this afternoon. wednesday, al
80 at the home with the Rev
Benny Price officiating. Burial
will follow IN the family ccme-
tory
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Burleson Gets
Honor Mention
AM.Staie Nine

Rowcil Burlrson. outstanding
Tabor City High School athlete,
.wa' one Of four Columbus CO.
unity baseball players named 10
Honorable Mention posts on the
Greensboro Daily News All
State Baseball Team.
Others named were Pete
Strickland OF CCrro Gordo
Lloyd Collier Of WhitcvillC and
Anvil Brock Of Evergreen.
Burlcson held down an out
.ficidcr's post for tho local Red
Devil nine. He is currently sCrv-
ing on the staff Of Camp Para
disc at Oakland. Maryland. II,
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Randall BurlcSon.
Burlcson plans to enter tn,
University of North Caroline
this Fall
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Edward Cartretie
Will Get Degree
AT Indiana u.

Edward c. Cartrette. of Tabor
City. was in the graduating class
al the 127th commencement OF
Indiana University.
Members OF the class. numb
2riug more than 5000 and one
oi the largest in the UNIVERSITIES
history. included those who
completed their courses in Feb
ruary. the regular June gradu-
atcs, and students who will
complete degree requirements
this summer. Almost 100 per
cent of the class members dcsir-
Ing Immediate employment had
accepted jobs prior to gradual
ton. many having received as
many as dozen offers.
Cm,ryt'c will be- "a candidate
for the doctor O. philosophy dc
.ree im psychology i'm Scptcmb-
CT.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Curtis Strickland
Dies In Florida

Curtis Strickland, So, former
Tabor City resident, died in
Jacksonville, Fla, Tuesday. June
26. Of heart attack. Funeral
rites were held in Jacksonville
Saturday with burial in the Oak
lawn Cemetery.
Survivors include mis- wife,
Mrs. Virginia StrirIiland: his
mother. Mrs. Nancy Strickland:
two sons. f. L. and Roger Strick-
land; two step daughters. two
brothers and seven sisters.
Among those attending the
funeral from this area were Mr..
mad Mrs. FINLEY Herring. Mrs.
tornic Herring. Mrs. Esa,i
Strickland, and daughter. Dolly.
Mrs. Susie Ward. Mr.. and Mrs
b. c. Wright and LinwooI
Wright. all of Tabor City: Mr.
and Mrs. Linwood Strickland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Return Page
Of Mount Olive. Mrs. Emerson
Duncan and son of Whitcvillo
and Mrs. Alcne Mcpherson Of
Bolton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Hail Hits
Good Hope
Area In Horry

Hail, larger than golf balls
beat several tobacco crops TO d
plup Yesterday afternoon about
tH" o'clock in the Good Hope
SECTION of Horny County.
{. w. EIckS. Tribune linotype
operator and owner of farm
in the Good Hope section. said
his crop was severely damaged
and reported crops on the farms
OF Burman Jones and Elwood
Jones as near a total loss.
The force of the large hail
stones was great enough to rip
holes several inches wide in the
roof of home owned by Virgil
HuCks.
II was the only hail damage
reported from yesterdays brief
storm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Red Cross Meet
Set For Monday

The annual meeting of the
columbus County chapter of the
American Red Cross will be held
Monday night at 8 O'Clock i'm the
auditors office at the Column
bus County Courthouse.
Vicc-chairman A. w. Lewis of
.Cnadbourn announced that a
report on the 1856 Red Cross
Fund Drive is expected to be
given along with reports of the
nominating committee and cleo
ton of officers for the new year.
The public is invited TO attend
the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Local FLA Boys
Win Prizes AT
State Meeting

Tabor City's representatives
to the FLA. meeting last week
in Raleigh brought home part
of the prize money awarded.
The Tabor City Chapter won
S75 for cooperative activities and
S25 for an FLA. registered
Hereford bull used for breeding
services during the year.
Those attending the meeting,
Melvin Mobiles. II. c. Lane. Nit
chcIl Ward. and advisors s. l..
Jackson and f. L. Lay. Jr..
won Sl5 in d tool Identification
contest.
While ut the convention IN,
delegates visited the uorticul-
sure. dairy. beef caluc. swine
AM poultry farms of North
Carolina State College.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Family Night Is
Theme OF Races
AT Myrtle Beach

Saturday is family night" at
the Coastal Speedway at Myrtle
Beach.
One of the largest field of
stock car racers of the season
is expected to enter trial races
at 1870 pm. Races begin at $3.50
pm.
Miss Susan Jane White of
Lake City, S. c. will reign as
Miss Coastal Speedway" for
the Family Night" event.
Gifts will be presented to the
largest family present, the
couple having been married the
longest period of time, the
couple married the shortest
Ienght of time, the family having
travelled the longest distance 10
attend the races. and the lucky
ticket holder. =
Plans are complete for the
grand national championships
race to be HE'D at the speedway
on Saturday. August 25. Reserve
season tickets are now on sale
at the box office.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
I 0Eoucco Outlook IS
BrigEnt I'm Columbus

! little rain plus plenty of
sunshine has produced one of
tlc prCtticst tobacco crous seen
for many years in this section of
North Carolina.
However, the beauty is de-
cgiyluG. Accordia- TO Charlie D.
NapuT. Columbus County Agent.
the pouniagn viii probably be
less than last wears but quality
is expected to be far better.
The difference should lie in
tine farmers favor. Course, like
all farm crops, it's always q big
gamble until it is harvested and
sold.
In recent years some leaf
farmers have been plagued by
black shank. granville and fus-
arlan wilt. This year. new
variety OF tobacco offers relief
from these diseases.
Rapcr said Dixie Bright 244.
a variety developed by the
North Carolina Experiment Sta
ton. had passed the cvaIuation
tests and was placed on the ap-
proved list after the normal
three year testing period.
Dixie Bright 244 is resistant
to black shank, granville and
fusarian wilt. 1t is mainly those
farmers who have been plagued
with these diseases who are us
ing this variety. The prospects
o: bright season are evident on
the farm of Horace Norris.
Route /, Clarendon. Norris
planted Dixie Bright 244 and the
only obvious problem is that of
being able to top it.
Last week, major portion
OF the tobacco crop on Norris
farm was over the seven foot
mark. In order TO top the tobac-
CO. 1t Is necessary TO bend the
stalks. If han hadn't hit the crop
IN us early stages, ii would have
averaged about 40 leaves per
stalk.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
WThB Power To
60 To 5000 In
About One Week

Radio station WTAB will push
its power TO 5000 watts in
lho"t q week. according to Troy
MCPHERSON. manager.
Mcpherson said today that the
lack Of an antcnna tuning unit
W. cauSiU- the slight delay.
w I y b was the first 1000
watt radio station in Columbus
County and will become one of
IT, few stations in the Eastern,
':o!inas with 5000 when the
power boost is completed.
The frequency, 1870 kcs.. will
remain unchanged.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
TOWN MAPS ON
JULY 4 HOLIDAY

This small community was
mapping today in observance of
Independence Day.
y few service stations remain
ed open but the usual steady
hum of business was absent
Stores plan to reopen tomorrow
Many local residents packed
bag and baggage late yesterday
and headed for cooler spots a.
long the beaches as the weather
man predicted hotter" weather
for the holiday.
At press time today no auto
mobile accidents had been re-
ported in the local vicinity.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04

annual Miss North Carolina CON
test.
Harold Ward. chairman of the
committee. said the Jaycces had
secured the musical services Of
The Disclaimers after varied re-
quests by persons who had heard
them at MCL Shrine Club dances
outside Of Myrtle Beach.
Advance tickets are now on
sale for one dollar.
Proceeds from the dance will
be used to defray expenses in
sending Miss Ward to the state
wide contest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Produce Market
Has Big Volume

a heavy volume of tomatoes
anu peppers were reported pass
ing through the loial produre
market this week.
{. {. Corbett Of Corbctt's Pro-
duce Market said prices for to-
matocs and peppers had been
very satisfactory throughout the
season although the current
trend is decline in prices.
The decline in prices is nor
NAL at this stage Of the season."
said Corbett. He added that the
market would remain open az
long as prices justify harvesting
of the crops.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Yam Fete Planning Beqins

committee members for the
Ninth Annual Yam Festival TO
ID" rceled off here October H.
l.. 10 aren't letting grass grow
andcr their feet and there are
strong indications that this
years event will be the best
ever staged.
Lob Black, cNCcutivc-secrcta
OF the Merchants Association.
said today invitations had been
mailed TO every possible source
IN hopes Of making the festival
parade the largest ever. One
new face appears on the list of
those VINO nave accepted invita-
lions. Il marks the first time
that Cocker College has entered
float.
n total of II out-of-town floats
nave been entered in the par
1oc. Many OF them are regular
visitors to the event that paws
respects TO the lOWly sweet DC
tate. Included ar" Hospital Saw
~, - 81 C''"Pv' mn: OooIr MIX
- "a 'oi'hc'' ;. (; Butter
c"i, 49,, N''"'h 90. OIL hamlet;
~ ~, u ''-..'''- 81 silver springs,
49,. 49,. ...'', " '',., " ice cream o..
..''-' me- " '''''NI-lr McFc"-
CIV. '''5"'I"' 'o.'' + en- c @
.'..'''"' u. commerce: FoN
NV. ..' "'N''\ OF Wilmington:
.''''' -. ,i .'.'" -l~h' Com
... .... ana H'.a0llS Coast Line.
'..'. ~. inc most important as
Gus ~ '... FESTIVAL j. the s"i.-
.-. do 2..'.''- -1' warehouse '@-
8' mis- ID. y. Carroll who
.'. '>-'.'...' III. chairman $
.''.'.' success o.. .oE many
...'' WIZ MOI DO available tins
't'' --..-.'-....,i'. is ca
.- o." o. '.''.'..' t.!s Wee"
% 1854 ''' '."'.'"t committee
E..... mis-, .r,,,,,,c,s .,... .
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Sanders Named
Trustee OF
New College

Ernest Sanders, prominent To-
cal businessman, was officially
named a trustee of the proposed
new Methodist college at Fay
Cttcvillc last week.
The college that will be locat-
ed in Fayetteville has no defin-
lite date for opening its doors TO
students but d site has been Sc
cured and the funds available
for the establishment of the in
StitutiOn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Rev. HemphiII Will
Hold Services Here
AT Baptist Church

The Rev. Fritz ID. Hcmphill
n,s,or of the West Hickory Bap-
- Church. will conduct evang-
elistic services July 8-l5 at the
Tabor City Baptist Church.
Plans for the week were
announced today by the Rev
IP c. CAN'T, pastor of the local
church
Services will be held twice
daily. at 10 a. IN. and 1870 p. m.
with congregational singing and
special music
hc Rev. Hrmphill. native of
| Rutherford County. is a gradu-
.,a Of Round Hill Baptist Acad-
my. Union Mills. N. C.: VIM
gate Junior College. Wingate, n.
c: Wake Forest College: and
received his post graduate de-
gree Wake Forest.
Z. haas served in many capa-
cities He taught public school
n Rutherford County FOR i've
y., taught in the modern Ian
N department Of Wake For
gs' College for three years. SER
cd as pastor Of the Mt. Carmel
Baptist Church in Chapel Hill
fer three years: was pastor of
&c Sandy Level Baptist Church
Durham. y. c. for two wears:
s... &c.. pastor Of the Bv1gg-
town Baptist Church for five
years was superintendent or
City Miss ION i'm Durham for
~ wears: was superintendent
0NtI.r Missions i'm Charlotte for
Two wears. and has been pastor
o! g. West Hickory BAPTIST
Chu... since Iq4-
Extremely active in Rants,
C-ur.5 m = st,t.wiJo roy,I ro.
Ia, served nc n.r,I,or ~ tho
General BOARD and Fvcr,,.i,c
Committee. yicc-cb,ir,,,r Of
the General Ro.rJ md ,.r,i,.-
nm ,r Adr,iris,r,,ior Cor,,,i,
] .. tho c,r,r,r IA 10
was nod,rator NJ tho cor,b
For.- Aesoci,,io, :, 1ozz aa
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Jaycee Dance Will Honor Local
Miss North Carolina Contestant

Tabor City's representative 80
the Miss North Carolina beauty
pageant at Morehcai City on
July 26, p. % will be honorcd
wednesday duly ~ night at
a dance sponsored by the Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Patsy Ward, rising soph-
omore at Duke University. will
be guest of honor at the Jaycee
dance featuring music by the
Dixielanders.
Il marks the first time a local
beauty has been entered in the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04

Mrs. Violet Wright West has
returned home from Community
hospital, Loris.
Miss Martha Watson of Rox-
onro, room mate of Miss Lou
Floy Watts at appalachian State
Teachers College, spent some
time here recently in the Watts
home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04

Rev. and Mrs. Luther Joyner
were called to Virginia this
week on account of the death of
his brother, William T. Joyner,
in lvor. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Joyner, Jr. and family of Char
lesion are here for a two week
stay.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04

MIR. and Mrs. Walter Leonard
were in FrCeland yesterday on
account of the death Of her bro
ther-in-law Daniel Burt Ed
Edwards.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04

Cpl. and Mrs. Orlin II. OClk-
ers are spending some time in
Mazeppa, MINI. with his par
ents. Mrs. Oclkcrs is the form
.Cr Media Caskins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Heavy Docket In
Mayors Court

The following cases were
heard Monday night m MAYORS
Court with Mayor II. G. D.mcr-
04 presiding
Oliver Fowler. public drunk
.ru,.s. costs. Bobby Rich. prIb-
lir drunkenness. costs. EIIv C.
c. ham. violation srop sion
costs. Jimmy C. Danf..r viola
lion s.an .f.n costs. Roy 1r.,rir
..o crarp.s public drum .,.urnss
cost. ON r1cb ,harrc
J 1cv Mcpherson public dr,rrr--
r-rrss. COSTS David rov.rn,.
public drunkenness. casts. pguI
+ Hodge. d,sordcrIv conduct
r.'.. Try,n Carw!rn.rI rock
less driving. transferred to 70
operators license transformed IN
Court,
James higgins. concealed
weapon. transferred 10 Record
cr.S Court: Carl Coleman, dis
orderly conduct, costs; Robert
Spencer, public drunkenness,
costs: Josephine HinSon. no OPP
'1''r" license, transferred TO
Recorders Court, Robert Brown,
public drunkenness. cost: jose
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04

Mrs. Marie Willis spent a
week visiting her sister. Mrs
Armon Milligan in Jacksonville
''''
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
Dodgers Open Against Red Sox
At Miami Stadium SATURDAY.

Big league baseball returns to
Miami Saturday night when the
Brooklyn Dodgers open their 1856
exhibition season against the
slugging Boston Red Sox at the
Miami Stadium.
The Red Sox is one of six teams
the Dodgers will play during their
twelve game stand at the Stadium.
With Ted Williams having al
ready signed his 1856 contract
which insureS his appearance in
the stadium games Saturday and
Sunday, a capacity crowd is ex-
pected to be on hand for the two
weekend contests. The Dodgers
opened against the Red Sox at
$3.50 Saturday night and then will
meet the Red Sox in an afternoon
game at 2:30 on Sunday.
Following the Red Sox into the
stadium will be the Milwaukee
Braves, the Chicago White Sox,
the Detroit Tigers, the Washington
Senators and the New York
Yankees.
Tickets for all twelve games are
on sale now at the Miami Stadium
and stadium manager Al Rubio
predicts more than 100000 fans
will view the IL games. The box
office is opened daily from 900
Am. to 600 Pm.
Local baseball fans win have
an opportunity to see such out
standing players in action as Ted
Williams, Eddie Mathews, Walt
Dropo, Al Kaline, the 1855 Ameri-
can League batting champion,
Carl Furillo, Duke Snider, Yogi
Berra, Phil Rizzuto, and Minnie
Minoso. In. addition to these
veterans, fans will also have an
opportunity to see many of the
outstanding major league pros
poets who will be making the
sports headlines for the first time
this summer. Neither Brooklyn
Manager Walter Aston nor Red
Sox manager Mike Higgins has de-
cided upon their starting pitchers
for Saturday nights opening game.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10

Specialist Third Glass Dorothy
Elizabeth johnson of the Women'S
Army Corps of the United States
Army has re-enlisted for another
8 years.
Dorothy, the daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. p. J. Johnson, 1919 NV.
l54th Street, was very active in
the Club Patrol Forces, Allied
Youth, the Student Council, and
the Y teens at Dorsey High School
prior to her graduation in 1852.
Upon completion of High School,
she attended Spellman College in
Atlanta, Georgia for ~ years.
In January of 1864, she joined
the WAC and received her basic
training at Fort Lee, Virginia. She
received specialized medical tran
ing at Fort Sam Houston, Texas
and advanced practical training at
Fort Benning, Georgia. From
Fort Benning, she was assigned to
Fort Bliss, Texas where she was
recently discharged.
Dorothy considers that her
career in the u. S. Army has af-
forded her valuable training ard
experience in the medical field
and unmatched opportunities for
travel and association with a. wide
variety of interesting people.
These opportunities for train
ing, travel, and associations are
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
ORATORY FINALS
IN DAYTONA
BEACH, MAR. 18th

The 18th District American
Legion Oratorical Contest finals
will be held at Bethune-C Goodman
College at Daytona Beach, Flo
rida on Sunday, March Is at 2
pm, Frank L. Hampton, District
chairman, has announced.
In order to seat the large crowd
that is expected, the contest will
be held in Moore's Auditorium,
with a capacity of 5000. Many
tourists are expected to attend, as
well as members from all parts Of
the Department.
Hampton, who is in charge of
all arrangements, said this prom
iseS to be the 18th Districts
largest and best contest. The coll
lege band and their outstanding
choir will be present to furnish
entertainment during the event.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
W.P.B. SIGMA
GAMMA RHO TO
PRESENT
"RHOMANIA"

In a recent meeting of the
Gamma Gamma Chapter of Sigma
Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. of
West Palm Beach, Florida plans
for the first annual "Rhomania"
were completed. ''Rhomania". this
year is in the form of a talent
variety show, will be given to
raise funds for scholarships.
Contestants for miss Rho
mania" are Miss Mary Bacon,
Roosevelt High; Miss Carolyn
Jones, Carver High, Miss Joviniah
Weston, Roosevelt High; Miss
Hele Mckenzie, Carver High; and
Miss Geneva White, Lake Shore
High School, Belle Glade. These
young ladies were chosen from
the "Rhoer" club, an organization
of high school girls of the Palm
Beach High Schools.
''Rhomania" will be presented
March is, in the Palmview Ele-
mentary School Cafetorium at
BIS pm.
The members of Sigma Gamma
Ro Sorority ask the cooperation
of friends in helping to make
'Rhomania" a success.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10

the principal incentives for Sc
lection of the United States Army
by many of the young men and
women of this area.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-04-07
TEEN-AGERS GET
CALL TO
CHRISTIAN
CONFERENCE

The first Christian Calling Con-
ference for teen ayers will be
held on Friday, April Is at St.
John Baptist Church. The pnr-
pose of the conference Is:
/. To survey the field Of the
Christian Professions, such as the
ministry, director of religious ed
ucation, minister of music, mis-
Sions, the secretaryship of the
christian associations, etc.
2. To get light on the problem
when does one know he has
been called by God for special
service?"
8. To better understand what
is involved in being a minister, a
missionary, etc.
4. To challenge choice boys
and girls to invest themselves in
christian callings.
"What constitutes a call to full
time christian service?" will be
discussed by the Rev. Charles
Harris, minister of Holy Trinity
United Lutheran Church.
Discussion groups will be: The
Ministry, Rev. Clayton E. CAL
houn, Riverside Methodist; Reli-
gious Education, Rev. Edward T.
Graham, Mt, Zion; The Missions,
Rev. T. johnson, st. John; The
Secretaryship of the YMCA,
Waldie Holroyd, assistant general
secretary Miami YMCA; The
YWCA, Mrs. A. Louise BTaylor,
executive director Murrell Branch,
YWCA; Church Music, John Rog-
ers. Central Baptist Church.
The discussion groups will COW
er the following of the various re-
ligious occupations: The descrip-
ton of the work, Importance of
the profession, qualifications,
preparation, remuneration, work.
ing conditions, opportunities for