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coLORED-e RMS. AND KIT
mr. Howard Univ: for employed
married couple; no children. tn
cOLORED-923 n CAROLINA AVE.
S.E.--Lge. front rm. with kitchen
etc; al utils, furn.: $i3 wk. Wo
COLORED-5-RM.. kit. and bath
apt, I349 Nd. ave. ne: rental
SIS mo. Inquire for key at le2t
coz 81 fis 9nS.w.-l and 2 rms. -a2 h.
c 81 Sasefe fT S 6PsIiuR ST. NV
Germ. and bath studio apt. pvt
sntr,; sa5alts; ss5 mo. tn. a-ediaoi
coIoRisEiD19-9APr. BLDG, mr.. Main
P.o;--Front. l.bedrm. apt. rsdee.
c STases; hsdultsi s77.SsS Ia R sisssp
Kit. share bath: SIS mo, Incl
utils. CAN any time after L. Ii
coI19SRiED-I47o NEWTON ST. NV
III sna ssss; asis. incl incl; $40 no
c56 G Raifabb9oiR runS APT 7ss :
ANNNy dCNs tAA tO9Alibu UAbh AOl
refined sober. settled gentleman OF
woman. in respectable home: close
| to downtown and streetcafs; S4t
per mo. Call Ii 3-7637 after {
| pm. Ill
CoLORED-l RIM, kit. share bath
/ Pvt hone; $50 mo. Call To
CoHoRED-..RM. APT.-utilitie,
furn.; $3.50 at 224 @ st. NV
See tanitor OF D1. 7-s32b.
COLORED-TWO ROOMS, kitchen
semibath: sos. third floor. J5lS
CoLoRED-I-RooM APT. all utils
inca; $50 no. ST. 3-9433, IA
! 0-i75O.
COLORED-APT. BLDG. N. c. ave
sci 2 rms. kit; share bath: utilS
| Children: $50. NE. S-6SS3.
! LOLORED-IIIb l7th ST. NV. -
| ] bed. living room apt; completely
redecorated. $50 mo-. including
utils. Call IA. 7-0267 or ID. 2
! 4244
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FALLS cHURcH-Lse. liv. rm., bed.
. isTn Il rstsr s.o5 nS cOOkins tssils
IiI4i N. VERMONT sT.-Lge. bed.
II at' door 5%.' Us gs a. H. alPs ys bath su'
FAILS CHURCvs-3-room furnishec
apt in 4-famiiy unit. close TO every.
thing. Heat and water incl: SOS
mo. J. II. BENOIT u Realtor. KE. g.
6677 Open SUNDAY after / pm.
IN. ALEX or & adults: 3-bedrm
apt. s min. Airport-oertsgon: Sl5G
N Rs P PrSrs "a ~ sN HV ,a setst
Halls Ice. rms, pvt bath; utils
furn avail. Feb. L.. no children OF
nets; married couple. ia. SION
ARL., 31i9 9th I'd North--Liv. rm
hedrm.. kitchen, bath; all ntilitie,
EXCEPT phone; mr.. stores srd bus
.nrivate entrance; SIS 29'
A Nsvv G Snn.. 3. @ ss psnt sSS
small apt. bldg living rm, bedrm.,
kitchen and bath, 500 per month
tncludins all utilities. Available
IMmeeistsly Call IA. b-sioI; OF
AIExANDRIA--Emcieney and :.
bedrm. apartments; ianitor serv'
ice: laundry privileges downtown
sss 5o cali TIE Ga a.sa7o S.pweef
10 am. and q p.m.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED bed
rooms q lge.. ] SMALL, large Twins
room. ell elec, kit. with DINING area
Suitable 2 adults, 1909 N. Hudson
st, Ari.. Va IA. 7-Aa75. go
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY - Subtle,
until April Goth: option on lease
swimming pool. tennis courts: secy
service. air cond. IA. $4,000
ARi..--BedrIn.. liv. I'm din. kit.
SOS. sos. IA. 7-SSa4. ia. 2-ls90
ARLINGTON - Eficiency apt. mr.
busline and Pentagon: heated "a.
race: SIS month, IA. s-5305. 20
ARL.--Choice . bedrms.. COW. Z
Pentagon. Excel, bus service. ideal
me- ne; incl, qsi ssoo sILLs real
ALEx.-1-oedrm. apt. compl. furn:
incis. ali utiis. OV. $4,000.
ALEX.--Conv. to downtown. Sinai
furn. apt, Fir.pl,, pvt. entrance; !.
adults; $50. plus utils Also s-hed.
inquire 507 Prince. 81 pm
ARR, VA.--Built-in bedroom ant
Kit. private entrance. 8 doorS IRON
bus. Laundry. IA, S-96l5.
FALLS CHURCH Area rooms
AL utils. furn-. $50 mo. Adults
DONNA LEI and Q bedrooms. b,
month or lease: children and petl
welcome. il. 3-S5f3.
ALEX. Widow has lge. attrac. nm.
mod bath. kit. pvt; mr.. shoppini
ctr. ReaS. TIE 6-S62l.
ARL.. near Port Myer. Pentagon--
Garden project: liv. tm,, beorm
dinette. kit. and bath. Mahos. furn
Tapestry uphol in fine taste. Sltb
Mar. /. IA. 7-g26E, IA. 2-5600.
ENTIRE GROUND FLOOR, In new
house, overlooking Potomac: neal
MI vernon blvd, MIS-. OF Alex
-~LiY. rm., firepl.. kit..vE bedrms.
utility rm., big porch and yard
Furn, or unfurn. $3.50. Adults
so. 5-7qE2.
ARLINGTON. ciose Heeht Co. o.
Fort Myer-3-rm. apt. S66 to $7t
per mo-. including utils, IA. q
6670.
large knotty pine stu.
- =
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CONV. LOCATED near Thomas
circle.
Large bedroom. private bath. fullS
equipped kitchen; utilities Furnished
Large bedroom. fully equipped
Kitchen. ,semiprivate bath: utiiitie'
KIRKs REALTY CO., REALToR
1918 14th st. NV.
no 2-677S Ewes. RA. 8-s3st
MT PLEASANT AREA---2-bedroon
apt: attractive. for family or grour
q g or q; utilities incl, Call HUI
J. C. cHATEL, REALToR
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III KENTUCKY AVE. at Lincoln PIX
- large rms. kitchen. bath. 1st
floor; all utils: reduced to S5S:
able'in large. dry. street-level bsmt
NEwSOM'S
ITO II st. NE, Ii. 5000
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NORTHEAST APARTMENTS
lois 18Th ST.. Apt. : - $3.50
? rms, kit, din. bath. ser, porch.
Es sS, heat e. Ans vacant 70 insp: e get
3. ? saul CO. ssS 18TH st NV.
Ma s-.1oO go
1920 10th ST, NW.IEiey; BLDG.
s sf 0 ss.S .n liy p 5 d' Sssv
decor New GE refrigeratof. sos. 50
per mo. Also 1-bedrm apt, Newly
ntoderniged. $50 per mo. For in
speetion. see Switchboard Operator
e2o5 N. St. NV bedrm.. liv. I'm 81.
KIT, bath. Newly decorated: S53.25
per mo. Key In Apt. 303.
1920 18th PLACE N.E.-Near Sears.
Roebuek. duplex apt. consisting Of
rooms, kit, bath. Scr. rear porch.
Coed condition. For white only
Apt. 2, Ioi4 18th place.
II 5th st. NE bedrm., lsv. rm..
kit and bath. Newly painted. $50 80
per. mo. See janitor for inspection.
Sal Colorado Ave. NV. Modern
bldg. bedrm.. liy. rm.. dinette, kit
and bath Newly decorated. $50. 50
per mo. See janitor for inspection
ili3 Mt. oliyet Rd. NE.-Duplex
apt. . rooms. kit and bath. Scr
porch. S45 per mo
i34o Mass. Ave. sE.--Duplex apt
rooms. kit, and bath. &55 per
mo. Newly decorated.
2s04 14th St. EW.-Elev. bldg. 3
rooms. kit, and bath. S63 % per
mo. See elev. operator for inspecL
HENRY J. RoBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave, NV. DI. 7-sl41
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CAPITOL VIEW AVE. sil. spg,-
Two-bedrm. apt. ige.; sioe incl
all utils.; 4-way expos. auto. heat,
beautiful grounds: bus and school
MOUNT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..
bedrm. apt; Ice. porch "a adults
sos, Incl. utilities, so. S-S0f4
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AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

-
1924 18th ST. NV.
Q bedrooms, living room, kitchen
and bath. 80
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sas JEFFERSON ST. NV. - Liv.
rrn., bedrm., kit, and bath eonV'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

10th AND COLUMBIA RD.-un.
usually spac.. well-furn. 2-bedrm.
apt: "a adults; Sl25. so. S-S064
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$500 CONN. AVE. NV.
Attractive / b.r. apt. near Conn,
ave and Porter 81. Rent only S7b,
plus gas and cleo. See Janitor in
basement for key
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

. ssRsss s.SP P sT. IN nv. Si ;b.tSor.h,-p.
sirable furn. apt. available immed
STUDIO APT, bed-liv. rme. lge. kit.
dinette. Blk. bus. stores: mr.. Fl
Mver, PentaHon:. 10 min. city; reas
-712 N. Lakewood. Arl -.
1900 QUE ST. ,N..W.--Attractive
modern Nv. rm. bedrm., kit, bath
porch. Avail. immed. In apt bids
No lease required OIL. 2-73S7.. =
large kitchen, dinettc, private bath
tiled utility room; private entrance
Suitable for 2 working girls or
gentlemen. RA. 6-02S4. go
LARGE FRONT ROOM and kitchen
cite; vicinity. Of Washington Circl
NV. DI. 7-s222, 80
SIS MO-: 2 rms, kit. and bath; al
utilities furn.. 100 c st. ne, b
cor, OF Senate once Bldg, on tw,
DUPLEX kPT.--4so4 ard st. NV
Pedrm, liv. nm, kit pvt. bath
kncl. porch. 1856 mo. RIA. 3-b727
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1920 MAPLE VIEW PL. s.E.-Du-
pick, nicely furnished; living room
bedroom. kitchen and bath; utilities
furnished; SS2 so month. TU. p
a232 DECATUR PL. NV rms.
hit. and bath, rear scr. porch, yard
SIZES. ST. $500, FE. 3-25l4.
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ON CAPITOL HILL
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
Spacious / and 2-bedrm. apts.; COW,
Boiling, Andrews and Navy Recr
Sta 500 to Sl20. All utils. incl
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
1919 4th St. Sc. 10. 2-p776
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Legum g. Gerber Realty Co
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nm, kit, bath; mr.. transp. ebJ'oU'
incl, utiis. RA. 6-4254.
as FARRAGUT ST, N.W.-Base-
nent apartment; adults; utilities,
phone and Bendix. SdU. Conyeh-
lent transportation. RA. S-UunS'
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1llb TN 81. NV .-o-rm. Apt''
newly decorated: cple. or 9 women;
$50; ] person, $40. incl. utils. 20
az ROOWr, near BollinG Field and
Navy Yard; private bath: nice rear
pcrch. CAR W 1."Rsf. 20
NEAR GA. AND SHERIDAN--Bsmt
apt: pvt, entr. and driveway; $50,
uttls, incl. Call RIA. 3-4b05 or RA.
ss sssG KENTUCKY AVE. s,E,,. apt IS IS
dec; sS2.bo, FREpERIcK 4. BLU.
MER CO. 6i7 Pa. ave, SCI LII Z
463S ALABAMA AVE. s.E.--2 fms, :,
~, and bath sth 500 mo- Apply so4l
,fS1 MERfDiAS PL. NV. " 4
rooms, kitchen and bath. recently
decorated: heat furnished: s70 mo-
1915 4 sT. S.E,--8-rocm de luxs
Duplex apt.i adults euly. Lu T.
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C0LORED-2 RMS. AND KIT
Attractiyeiy furn.; utils included
mr. Howard Univ: for employed
married couple; no children. TU
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REsToRED-CAPIToL HILL. AREA
Modern, lovely . bedrms., liy, rm
Kit, bath: nicely furn.; adults; reas
rent. Ii 3-7265
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
President Of UGF
Named for Award

The Connecticut Avenue Asso-
citation last night selected E. K,
to receive its Distin-
guished Service Award for 1856.
Mr.. Morris. president Of the
United Givers Fund, was cited
for his efforts ''in the achieve
ment Of the recently completed
and highly successful initial
campaign of the United Givers
Fund in the National Capital
area"
The association, meeting in
the Mayfiower Hotel, initiated
plans for an around the world
Christmas party" featuring an
overseas broadcast. Children
from the area, as we'll as men,
bers of the embassies here, will
be invited to attend.
The group also pledged its
support in promoting the Christ
mas Seal sale in the area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
New Boys Club
For 'Left-outs'
Lacks Funds

"Muggings" and false fire
alarms have. dropped consider
ably since the first meeting OF
the Far Northeast Boys Club,
President Henery L. Dixon told
the Northeast Boundary Civic
Association last night.
But since that day, Labor Day,
the club has grown into an or
ganization with 100 members
the proper adult super
vision or enough funds to keep
functioning, he said.
Explaining that this club was
formed for the rehabilitation of
those left-outs who weren't in
cluded in other peoples plans, /"
Mr.. Dixon urged that members
of the association give one day
Of their free time each month,
because 1--WE can't just give these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
Germany Receives
is American Jets

Observation-Disclosures Ger
many. Nov. IA R.-Fifteen
American F-84 Thunderstorm
fighter-bombers were delivered
yesterday by the United States
to the fiedgling West German
air force.
United States Ambassador
James B. Conant, West Ger
many's defense minister Franz
Josef Strauss, the commander Of
the American Air Force in Eu-
rope, 1t. Gen. William H. Tun-
ner,, and Luftwaffe chief 1t. Gen.
Josef Kammhuber attended the
ceremonies at this South German
air base.
The planes are the first to be
used for active frontline duty by
the Luftwaffe. which so far had
only training planes.
The American built Jets will
form the 32Oth German Fighter
Bomber Squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
Group Moves to Prevent
Loss of More Stores

The Fort Dupont Citizens AS
ISOLATION expressed concern last
night over the loss of several
stores in the Fort Davis shopping
center and the possible loss of
Others.
They will ask the merchants to
their next meeting so members
can discuss the shopping center
problems with them.
The group agreed the center
should have, above all. a new
food store. and secondly. a va
riety store.
The association was warned
by member, Mrs. Clifford Kick.
that the area must get out and
fight" for the library it has been
trying to get.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14

"Others have succeeded in that
way. and we must, too" she said.
Money already has been APP
propriated in the District budget
for the land and planning of
the library.
The group also:
. Voted to become a member of
the Citizens Council for a Clean
Potomac.
Contributed $50 to the Greater
Hospital Foundation.
Asked School Supt. Hobart NJ.
Corning to reconsider a change
in school boundary SO students
now attending Sousa Junior
High School will be eligible to
go to Kramer Junior High if
they wish.
Charles A. Froman. president,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
Kingmun Park Group
Elects President

The Kingman Park Civic AS
ISOLATION last night elected Eu-
gene Greer as its new president,
replacing E. w. Harper.
Reelected for another term
were: Mrs. Lorena Savoy, vice
president; Mrs. Arebella Gray,
treasurer; Allen Douglas, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Ada Butcher.
financial secretary; Mrs. Alice
Bates, corresponding secretary:
the Rev. Warren Hicks, chap
lain, and Lawrence Summers,
sergeant at arms.
The meeting was held in Spin
garn High School. Twenty-sixth
street and Benning road NE,
and was conducted by Mr..
Harper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14

Voter Mill Found

DUBLIN.-A horizontal water
mill 200 years old and identified
Jas belonging to a type used ex-
Itensively in south and western
Europe in early Christian times,
was discovered recently in the
bed of a stream on a farm near
Clontoken, County Galway.
The mill is said to be the best
example of its type yet I'M
earthed.
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boys UP and leave them on the
Streets
Mr.. Dixon said it was the men
at the 14th police precinct who
were the original promoters of
the club.
"We hope to get precinct men
detailed to this work." he said,
"but we need SIS a week just to
pay the custodial fees"
The association met in the
Burrville School at Division ave-
nue. and Jay street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
Jupun Asks Ships Back

TOKYO, Nov. IA (R1.- Japan
has asked Russia to release 100
Japanese fishermen and 80 fish
ing craft seized by Soviet patrol
boats in waters of Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-14
Summit Park Unit
Backs Alley Foes

The Summit Park Citizens
Association last night voted to
support a neighborhood petition
opposing the creation of an alley
that would run parallel to Cam
den and Bangor streets Sc. in
a block bounded by Thirty sixth
street and Suitland road.
Construction of the alley has
been proposed by the District
Highway Department. Area resi-
dents contend it is not needed
for drainage and that it would
result in substantial property
loss for home owners in the
block.
The meeting was held in the
Anne Beers School, Thirty sixth
place and Alabama avenue Sc.
conducted the meeting. held in
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conducted the meeting. held in
the Anne Beers School, Thirty
sixth place and Alabama ave-
nue. Sc.
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RE- DISTRICT
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
Wo Vacancies
Created On n. T..
.ASC Committee

A resignation and 4 vacancy
created by termination of office
On a rotation policy of the Sec
rotary of Agriculture left two
of the three seats empty on the
North Carolina Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation
committee.
A Columbus County man, Bill
Hooks for Western Prong, said
he had been notified his memb-
ership on the state ASC COM
mittee had expired.
Fred r. Keith of ST. Pauls
announced he had submitted his
resignation to the Secretary of
Agriculture on January 5 due TO
business reasons"
Hooks, active with the ASC
for % years, has completed five
years service on the state ASC
committee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
Heart Attack
Is Fatal To
Mrs. L. Smith

Mrs. Luther Smith, 65, of
route |, Nakina died Sunday at
7 p. m. in the Columbus County
hospital, Whitevillc. She was
admitted to the hospital Sunday
morning following a heart at
tack at her home.
She was the daughter of the
late Chepus Clark and Lum
Williamson Clark.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. in the
Happy Home Baptist church,
where she was a member with
the Rev. Burris Carter officiat-
ing. Burial was in the cnurch
cemetery.
In addition to her husband
tour daughters survive, Mrs.
Mrs. Cecil Stanley OF Tabor
City, Mrs. John B. Gore and
Mrs. Ralph Gore OF Nakina, Mrs.
Gertrude MCElvccn of Miami,
Fla; two sons. Garland Smith Of
.Nakina and Sidney Smith of
.Ashcville: two brothers, Henry
Clark and Bill Clark of Nakina
three sisters, Mrs. Emma Faulk,
Mrs. NJ. K. Fowler and Miss
Susie Clark, all of Nakina
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
Safety Program
To Be Given At
Tabor p. T. A.

Safety" will be the program
theme for the meeting of the
Parent Teachers Association TO
be held in the Tabor City School
auditorium Thursday, January
u, at 1880 p. m. Mrs. Talley Ed
dIngS, program chairman an
nounCed.
A representative Of the State
Highway department will speak
during the evening and special
recognition viii be given to the
members of the Safety Patrol of
the School with Chief II. E.
Epps making the introductions.
The devotional will be given
by F. G, Kelly.
The door prize. a gift in nylon
or Il mans shirt will
be given by Schild's Department
store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
Larry Dale Hyatt
Dies Of Pneumonia

Funeral services we're held
Monday at p. m. in the Chapel
OF the 1nman Funeral home for
Larry Dale Hyatt, three year
old, who died in the Community
hospital, Loris Friday at p. m.
He developed virus pneumonia
after being i'll with diphtheria
for several days.
The Rev. Mack Gore was the
officiating minister for the fun
e'al with burial services in the
Forest Lawn cemetery.
Surviving are the parents,
David and Daphene FippS Hyatt
o' Rock Hill; one brother, David
Earl of Tabor City; maternal
a andparents, with whom he re-
sided. Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
Fipps of Tabor City, and thepa-
.tvrnal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Hyatt OF Rock Hill.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
GYM WILL HAVE
"NEW LOCK'' IN
ABOUT 10 DAYS

Tabor City's school gymnaS-
Ium will have a new lcok"
when workmen complete con-
struCtion work in about 10 days
or the new concession stand and
rest rooms,
The project was accepted by
Stephens Builders Supply with
q low bid of $4,960.
c. II. Primer, school principal,
said the addition would house a
CONCESSION stand, ticket office
and public rest rooms.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
VI Hears Talk
On Hog Diseases

NTCo,bCre nj five Vo,,,,, r.,-,,,-
re- Association N tho oris arc,
hoard T,cl, Pr,,-eor NJ Flo..,rco
r...,rrs,rtira rcdcri. ,hor,.or-
ir. e,y INT Loo cbo,cr, 20, bo
,.rcvcnt-d i, r,on.i ~, ,1,'.4,,.
rsoAt
Hr,rsor enid -br, modified
ri,. inns bos h,,r dc.,I,,oa
lbs. his con,n,r,. that will riyc
.rr,,7riri'v for tho usual Ito ~
..rr+anrv nj roos o.,-, .1,-
-, ccdine eto.l. vricb may h,
.,Dt Ionrrr ,.on ror,,or,
Uc warned ,b,f t,c ,.,cci,,-
.ticn shouId no. no oi,.on ,o cv-
.prct-p+ eov,. md ,-cor,,,,,,J-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
Rogers Will Join
Campbell Trustee
Meet Saturday

a, Paul Rogers of Tabor City
will b. one of nine new mcmb-
r. seated at the meeting of the
Board OF trustees of Campbell
College to be held Saturday dur
ing twin celebrations of Home
Coming and Founders Day.
Other trustees recently elect
I'd by the State Baptist Convcn-
ton include Ira Day, Raleigh;
Mrs. Martha Winston, Lilling-
Ton; w. Carroll Bryan, Jackson
VILE; Frank Wootcn, Chad
bourn; Roscoe Griffin, Rocky
Mounty; Rev. +. p. Russell
Dunn; A. II. Carter, Wallace
and Willis kivctt, Southern
Pines.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

Senator James p. Stevens said
in very brief and hurried in
tervicw Monday afternoon that
he will seek four million dol
lar road building program for
Horry county instead of the two
million program previorsIv
EiannCd.
Bonds would be issued and
raid off with The gasoline tax.
according to the plan. Increased
1sc of motor vehicles as a result
y improved roads is counted on
o increase revenue from the
tax.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
Local Employees
ATTEND Party
N Carthage

MIR. and Mrs. Leroy Lee emit
ertaincd with a buffet dinner at
heir home in Carthage Sunday
for the employees of the Lee
,tOrCS.
In attendance from the Tabor
City store were Miss Shirley
Nllcn. Mrs. Pauline Stanl Y.
Mrs. Peggy Curric. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Long. Miss Incz Ward and
Miss Dot Monroe. formerly
from the Aberdeen store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
FideHs Glass
States Session

The FidSlis Class of the Mount
Tabor Baptist Sunday School
will meet with Mrs. Claude
Higgins, at her home Thursday,
January 10, at 8 p. m.
All members, both active and
associate, are invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

valuable by the State Depart
.mcnt of Education, is charged
but covers any courses en- adult
may choose to take.
Register at $50 p. NJ.
Registration for the College
will begin at $50 p. m. Thurs
Gay night when class periods
will run for 80 minutes only.
The assembly period Thurs
day night-from 7:30-8:3O-will
be held in conjunction with the
January meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association. The sapcS-
Ter will be Mrs. Hester Medlin,
immediate past president of the
South Carolina Education AS
ISOLATION and a South Carolina
delegate to the recent White
House Conference on Education
She will speak on the Confer
,cnce and its findings.
Dean Arthur Smith has an
Inounccd that these assembly
programs will bring to the Peo-
pies College outstanding per-
sonalities. Already scheduled fol-
the Jan. 10 assembly period is
Mrs. Lucille kerfoot, noted int
esios director of Huntsville. Or
Fab. ? the assembly speaker will
be DR.. Willie Sutton, former
superintendent of schools of At
|l2nta, Ga, widely known thro-
|ughout the nation as an out
standing authority on education
| Adults from over the county
ARE eligible to attend the Col.
IlCgc, with each pupil" being
|allOwCd to take two courses.
Schedule
Schedule for the school eacl
Thursday night after the open,
ling night will be:
/ First period: 7-7:5O p. m.
/ Assembly 7:55-8:25 p. m.
.. Second period: 10000 p. m
! The college Will run for 81,
consecutive Thursday nights
.olcsInr Feb. Is.
+. Members Of the executive
!. committee arr James Rogers
tie Rev. Edward T. Small. A
x. Goldlinch. Mrs. I. r. Scoggir
J. X. East, Mac Goldfinch an,
Arthur Smith. the dean.
/ Courses offered this year arc
Horne Furnishing and Decora
ton. TO help those who plan t
build, remodel or rcdCCoratc an
.including Harmony of Color
Fabrication, Furniture and Ac
iccssorics, TO be taught by Mr..
Kcrfoot and others. (First per
Iiod)
Moral Teaching of Jesus -
taught by the Rev. George Low
Inll. pastor of the First Baptis
Church (First period)
! Landscaping for Use and En-
loymCnt-taught by MIR. Hutch
+ .nson and Mr.. McElveen. (Scc
md pcriod)
, Physical and Psychologist
I Changes in Children - taugt
{. ~ local physicians and guest
rom out of town. (Second PET
i.oN
There will also be the follow
ling doIble courses which wi
run for two sessions eac
g, Thursday night.
Art-taught by James Bur
I~oughS.
Crafts taught by GcorG
Smith.
Typing for Bcginncrs-taugr
- Mrs. Margaret p. Holiday
The Bishop Method Of Cloth
20 Construction - taught b
| Miss CCcilc Cannon and Mis-
| Mary Hall.
/ The mems club of tho Lori