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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-16
The Late Voice Of Experience"

Francis Taylor. 49, Of Protestant minister married
three tmes highly talented advisor. utilizing psy
chisry psyehoanaysis psychology and the King James
Protestant Bible. Of course
He the organist for his preaeherfafher in Evan
gsIstie tours but automobile accident partially injured
both hands. and the non-chrsan Scientist recovery left
his hands unfit for either Of his chosen the
organ and surgery and he studied both abnormal land
normal psychology f-sTrs
BORN A GENERATION TOO SOON!
few years before his passing this eoast-toeoast
radio adviser said that he had EXAMINED Christian
Science and the life Of Mrs. Eddy and using what he
found practicable!
you DON'T EXAMINE! YOU ARE EXAMINED
The Voice" missed his fathers three years and
fen because the present period be kened TO that fol-
lowing Moses and Ny leading the children Of Israel out Of
Egypt and their vnworhness enter the Promised Land
One Scripture speaks Of them like this: THE CAR
cASSEs OF TWO GENERATIONS FELL IN THE WILDER
NESS BEFORE THEY COULD GO FORWARD! And Moses
did not enter The Promised Land
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seed Time and Harvest!
Sowing and Reaping"
Day By Day the Mamma Fell

=. ,. F1Yfnn
The many years Of preparation by Jesus and Mrs. Eddy
indicate the ALL MUST PURSUE-
Early daily study Of the Incompatible imperative Chris
tsn Science Bible Lesson Sermons and frequent attendance
TO the Wednesday and Sunday Christian Science services
IN ORDER THAT YOU BE ExAMINED! WE WILL DC
THE EXAMINING, NOT YOU!
The Christian Science lecturers the Christian Science
practitioners and teachers and those Incompatible Chris
tan Science Reading Rooms all available for your bless
ings-heavsnIy treasures!
PART
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Another Chance For
PART z
Continued from Back Page)

PART z
DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT, HONESTY.
INTELLIGENCE. OF ALL NoN-cHRIsTIAN SCIENTISTS,
as per Ny Prophet Jeremiah for examples:
1.-THE HEART is DEcEITFUL AND DESPERATELY
WICKED. WHO CAN KNOW IT7"
ONLY MY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRIsTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
LET GOD BE TRUE, BUT EVERY MORTAL A LIAR"
ST. Paul. And Paul knew whereof he spoke!having been
apprentice for the Hebrew rabbnate and like the
derovs hghpesis state Of hateful spiritual Ivnacy
the religion, Christianity. and its converts.
And so. Saul Of Tarsus' Day Of reckoning My psy-
Geological moment, arrived And Saul cried: Lord what
wilt Thou have me TO do?"
Ssvrs spiritual and physical blindness healed THE
third day. by ihe good Christian. Ananiss.
And then Saul newly named Paul. served his Christian
apprenticeship becoming fhs mighty heroic apostle!
!. Cod TO Mrs. Eddy fherefo THE TOTAL DE-
PRAvITY OF MoRTALs ALIAS MORTAL MIND"!-
p. 2, Mrs. Eddys miscellaneous Writings"
PART 3
MARY MAcDALENE-Isst at the Cross and first at
fhe sepvIehreI
BUT. Jesus had CAST OUT OF HER SEVEN DEvILsl
Z, God, ask: WHO DO THEsS PREACHERS THINK THEY
ARE, SETTING UP ARBITRARY ROAD BLOCKS VS.. SAL
vATIoN LIBERATION, OF THE DEVILS MYTHICAL Adam
Eve human personalities ghssfy eovnerfeis and bur-
esqves Of Ny AeshIess IM-msfersl spiritual chrsfke,
stsrnsy perfect osprng-the true individuality which all
Adams and Ewes will have seek HERE AND HERE
AF-T-E-Ri
ADAMS AND EYES SECOND Observation-Disclosures.
So-eaIIed death is exclusively MORTAL THOUGHT
phenomenal That's what so-caIed "hesh" isl
Matter" the human body, all THE THINGS SEEN
ARE TEMPoRAL"--nereIy MYTHICAL, VISIBLE. mortal
thought images eovnferes and bvresqvss Of divine dsss
THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"--Ss Paul.
soealIsd death IS A TEMPORARY, MENTAL BANK
RuPTcYmorisI beliefs, with without the influence OF
involuntary mental assassination, spiritual malpractice
temporarily svoested the Adams Ewes conscience rsa
son. judgment, spiritual sense, seIf-governmenfi
u Is like sleeping but you don't come back But you DO
awaken quickly perhaps, In that collective consciousness
called the next worIdl
Death Is change, like from Europe to America, AND
THAT IS NOT A BAD DEAL IN ANY LANGUAGE!
PART
THE DOCTORS ARE GUILTY or SCIENTIFIC
GUESSING" BECAUSE SATAN BoUND1
CONTINUED Next Column. Top)
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and the total national indebtedness including that Of
municipalities and States. has reached astronomical heights
The national debt alone is than quarter Of frion
doIlarsI
There have been foo many junior Killers and Mvsolns
in organized Iabo And the devil will be rooted Of
organized labor and politics, and the devils mvItbion
business 'raekes-sEx. the DEVILS social Hbomb' Smell
ing to high heaven in the entertainment world the world
Of letters the billion alcoholic beverage and tobacco in
dvsries, rackefs. together with dependence upon fhe
DEVILS psevdodrUg store and hospital medienes-gigane
bvresqves Of Ny Christ Miracle Science Messiah Word
These non-chrst Scientists produce so-eaIed
which WOULD DECEIVE, IF POSSIBLE, THE VERY
ELECT! sometimes and promote fhe countless premature
deaths constantly recorded in the press, arovsing the
Of the bereaved, who NOT Ny Chosen People.
Chrsfke Christian Seientisfs who know that DEATH IS
JUST A MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENON AND HAS
NO SPIRITUAL. DIVINE VALIDITY WHATSoEvERnl
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ever been psssed
Teddy Transfers union Is being revealed In consrss
sons hssrInss example Of how Increasing monopoly
pewsr be- BY Of campaign contributions,
sstsw TO take city government end prevent law
enforcement machinery from prosecuting wrongdosrs
ely sk with and rsests In pInbs machines,
carried through union officials who lend funds private
enterprises and threaten TO stop deliveries for example, Of
beer and whisky unless tavern pay tribute 70 Them
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Clergy Pay A.

Continued from Back Psge)
YOU must bs willing 10 bear "ihs cup and cross Of
Christ" the seorn rdevs etc., Of vnrepentant sinners Of
both fhs ignorant and fhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
BEYOND THEIR INTELLIGENCE!
PART z
THE UNIVERSE IS looes THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT!
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL M-Y-THI-
CALL WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
ST. Paul.
Hence. all the nonspiritusI. vnchrsfke. all pain and
suffering. ARE UNREAL whether cold
disssss, deformitiss. death. world warl!
All human and material phenomena merely
mythical mortal thought eounerfes bvresques, of
divine ideas!
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NoN-cHkIsr SCIENTIST CLERGY AND LAY
PEOPLE ARE INVOLUNTARY MoUTHPIEces or

LET God be true but every mortsI Her" especially
sppss TO al Of the nou-chrssr ssisnsIsss sesspsin
REAL, God created. the SHINING. stupid bjvndsrns
human and their soeaIIsd material world Wsrsss
ths human end the mstsria" dsvilsh, fraudulent
MYTHICAL mortal thought cevnsrfss and bvrssqvss ~
ths REAL creation, AsshIsss ministerial, spiritual
chrss, which has, throughout all eternity COMPLETE.
~ POPULATED the one REAL universe which SAT-.
u-R'A-T-E.s INFINITE SPACE WITH oMNPREsENT
HEAVEN and eternal Ifel
"A assA.
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One Reason Why
Continued from Back Psse)

PART
PERFECT CREATOR. CREATION, AND UNIVERSE
OF EXCLUSIVELY REAL. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE. DEMONSTRATE VIA THE
PURE m HEART"-PURE ENOUGH TO BECOME
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRsTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS
ONE REASON WHY 500 QUIT COLLEGE
WITHOUT DIPLOMA
STUDENTS BLAME THE HIGH SCHOOLS;
WEREN'T PREPARED FOR HARD GRIND
BY Fred m. Heehnger m. Y. Tribvne)
This the time Of year when good many college fresh
suspect that THE honeymoon Is over They find the
going rough Some settle down and salvage the academic
pieces. Others join the sad stream Of "drop-outs."
SOME ANSWERS
In recent book college Freshmen Speak Out" Hisr-
per and Bros $25o Agatha Townsend tells what the stu
dents themselves think and should be done.
The first piece Of advice from the freshmen addressed
10 their former high schools Offer sound educational
that those who likely 90 college will be properly
prepared for the Increasingly tough demands Of academic
soIsgA
preparation In shs study skis"-rssdns the use Of
library fine ability TO write WELL and organize ideas.
Every college teacher will add his blessings 10 The
ssssnnsnis without constant supervision"
can't b stressed TOO eftsn The Of expensive land
not very bsnsaeIsD spoonssdns Probsby ss
o. their sldsrs still don't realize n.
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NY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham (Frss Prsss)
QUESTION:: Do you fesch that we will hsvs another
chance for salvation after dssth7 FAD
ANSWER: NO, DO NOT TEACH THAT We WAL
HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE AFTER DEATH. BEkievE
THAT OUR DAYS ON EARTH ARE AN OPPORTUNITY
TO PREPARE FOR ETERNITY. The Billie cissviy ssvss
"NoW IS THE ACCEPTED TIME; TODAY IS THE DAY
OF SALVATION" and "how shall escape II neglect
great saIvaiion?"
wovIdnt want TO give people any for
proscrsssinssing he matter Of their salvation than they
now have Putting of the matter Of making things right with
God the result Of mseoneepton Of what religion IT,
II not merely fre-nsvranee policy, q matter q
Isgaistie Justification Gods desire is merely prepare
you for DEATH; he wants TO make you Fl to live. The
life He impars does Just that Jesus sad ." shst
they might have life and that they might have IL
sbvndanfIy"
FIVE given another chance TO be saved after DEATH
would have missed the thrill Of walking with God in
this life. The Christian religion is not such dresry thing
that must put of accepting IL until the last possible
moment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-16

QUESTION:: Mr.. KohIer. what about Emil Mszsy's
charge that you had guns and gas hand in your
plant and that fire from s plant caused the death Of
two strikers and ihe wovnding Of AZ workers?
MR. koHLER'S ANSWER: IF ANYBODY TRIES TO
INVADE OUR PLANT. HE IS LOOKING FOR TRoUBLE"I
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
PART 3
Thugs, Criminals, Gangsters, and
Raeketeers Forced Countless
Thousands Into The Labor Movement!
The Despotie Power Of the Devil, Of
Organized Labor, Has Cost The
American Public Mu|ti-bi||ions Of
Dollars! Stealing Within the Law!
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pETRoIT TRisUNs, SATURDAY.. MARCH Is. 1857
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-16

W0n''nUsd from Back Psgsl
Another Goon-John Gunaea|s.A
Fugitive From Justice" With
Governor Williams Connivanee-
For Nearly Three Years! "GunaeaIs
Charged With Assau|ting and
Breaking the Neck Of William Berseh
Who Died Some Months Later" !.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01

Town of Tabor City White
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01

mix" of his own specifications.
In the first place, he should
make certain that the manufact-
urer is actually mixing the batch
especially for the grower. and
not merely supply him with
some premixed grade that he
has in stock.
Another point to consider is
that "custom-mixed" fertilizers
may be applied so quickly after
manufacture that they are not
around long enough to be offici-
ally sampled for analysis. This
lis highly important point that
every grower should seriously
consider: failure to get the a
mounts of nitrogen. phosphate,
potash, and other elements that
were paid for means a lowering
of the growers net income.
A third point to keep in mind
is that "custom-mixes" may not
have time to cure sufficiently.
AS a result, the grower may
have to apply wet or green fert-
ilizer that is hard to handle and
difficult TO distribute evenly in
the field.
The last point, Rauer empha-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01

and then only ON thoea cEops
specifically requiring them.
Otherwise, they man run into
considerable trouble.
The fertilizer grads = ~
guaranteed minimum percentaLs
of nitrogen, phosphate, and pot
ash contained in a fertilizer. A
number of grades are available
in North Carolina. all of which
appear on :he Approved Grade
List. This Grade List is determ-
med each year at a public hear
ing which farmer representa-
tiveS, members of the fertilizer
industry, N. c. Agricultural Elk
pertinent Station scientists, and
representatives of the N. c. De-
.partment of Agriculture meet
with the members of the Board
of Agriculture TO consider the
various grades that are needed
to meet the different soil and
crop conditions of the state. The
selection of these grades. Raper
explains, is based on n. c. Agri-
cultural Experiment Station data
and the judgment of farmers
and industry representatives
The grades appearing on the lis,
may then be manufactured and
Offered for sale by the various
companies operating in North
Carolina and adjoining states.
To be certain that the purch-
.aSer of fertilizer gets the quaint
lty OF rlant-nutrient elements
guaranteed on the bag, the n.
{. Department of Agriculture
maintains m effective inSpec-
tlon service. State inspectors
sample fertilizers present in
warehouses Ind other places of
sale and in forage. These sam
pies are Analysed: and if they
DO nJt cor:tiu The quantities OF
nitrogen, phosphate. potash, and
other elements guaranteed On
the label. the manufacturer must
reimburse the purchaser an a.
mount Of money sufficient toI
compensate for this shortage.
AS long as farmers purchase
these approved grades of fcrti-
lizcr IN sacks or bags that con-
tam a clearly stated guarantee.
they can be reasonably sure of
their moneys worth. In
fact, farmers who in 1856 purch-I
aScd these approved grades re-
cclved, on the ACREAGE. plant
in excess Of the guar
antccd amount that was WORTH.
80 entS per ton of fertilizer.
There's nothing. OF course. 10.
prevent a grower from having
hS own formula mixed for use.
on his own farm. But. Rapcr
continues, there are several
things a farmer should consider
if he plans TO use a custom
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
"Miss Tabor City"
Wins Crown At
Strawberry Festival

Miss Betty Muicl Cox tr;-
umphcd again Thursday night
when she was crowned Miss
Strawberry Festival" in Chad
aourn. She recently won the
honor Of Miss Tabor City" at
he annual beauty contest spon-
sored by the Tabor City Civilian
Club.
Miss Cox. Is. is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Cox of
route 1. Tabor City and a popu-
lar student of the 10th grade
class.
She received silver dish
along with the honor at the coro-
nation ball.
Miss Sybil Butler, Is year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. a.
Butler, a senior at Bladenboro
High School, Won second place
and Miss Betty Bunch. Is year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Bunch, Jr., of Chadbourn.
third.
A colorful parade in the after
noon featured Is bands. drum
and bugle corps. beauty queens
and 18 floats
Winner of first place award
in the band contest was the Dill
Ion, S. c. band. 1t was awarded
a prize of 800. Winner Of second
place and SIS was the Wallace
Band and $50 went to the
Georgetown Senior High School
Band.
Bands were judged by members
of the North Carolina Band
masters Association during n
noon hour prgram and again
in the parade.
Girls who participated in the
beauty contest were judged dur
ing buffet supper in Chadbourn
High School cafeteria with the
final judging taking place at the
Coronation Ball in Myers Ware
house. Woody Herman's orches-
ira provided music for the dance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
S. N. Graham
Dies Suddenly

Sumter Marion Graham, "a, Of
Route 1, Loris died Unexpected
ly last Wednesday at his homo.
Funeral services were held ut
3 p. m. Friday at Pleasant Mea-
dow Baptist Church with the
Rev. II. L. Sides, the Rev. w. F.
Chambliss and Rev. J. l.. Perish
officiating. 6urial followed in
Zoan Methodist Church ceme-
terry directed by Inman Funeral
home of Loris.
Mr.. Graham, a native and life
long resident Of Horny County.
was a farmer and merchant. He
was a member OF Zoan Method
list Church and a member OF
WOW.
Pallbearers were A. L. Strick-
land, X. M. Ray, Liston Causev.
Hicks johnson, Ivey Johnson
and Prince Strickland.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
Saunders Attends
Truck Driving
School In RALEIGH

Students from seven states
arrived at North Carolina State
College. Monday, April %, to
begin the Extension Divisions
four-wcck truck driver training
school
Among tine twenty-one stu
dents enrolled in the schools
69th class is Sherman p. Saunt-
erS of Clarendon.
During the next month. Shcr-
man will study Interstate Com
merce rules and regulations. ac
cident prevention and reporting,
proper driving rules and atti-
tudcS. and other classroom fund
amcntalS
In the afternoons, he will lean
basic driving SkillS III one Of
The schools tractor trailer
trucks.
Later, he will practice road
and city driving under the sup
crNlSIuu of the schools instruct
orS. Russell NJ. Haynie. Jr. and
Samuel +. Myers.
Other North CarolinianS en-
rolled IN the nations first col
icgr conducted truck dril @,
school are Herbert D. Allen of
Raleigh, Aaron f. Sloan. Flu
quay Spring: Joe d. Check.
Dwight Nichols. and Jack J.
Nichols, all OF Robbins: William
II. Gatcwood. Madison; Tom L.
Merrill. Marshall: Cromer II.
Curtis. Marion. John l.. Scott.
iolt. Doro: and Elton NJ. Vaughn
ID: Graham
/. addition to North Carolina.
''hrr states represented in the
.!vrnt class are West Virginia.
Illinois. Virginia. Pennsylvania.
South Carolina. Alabama. and
Kansas.
Tn. g6tn school ends Friday.
May l. and the next class opens
Monday, May 20.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
NOTICE OF SALE
FOR TAXES

Under and by virtue Of the
power vested in me by the laws
of the State. Of North Carolina,
particularly by Chapter 80 OF
the Public Laws Of 1899, rs
amended, and pursuant to an
order of the Board Of Commits
sioners of the Town Of Tabor
City. I will offer for sale and
will sell at public auction, for
cash, to the highest bidder, at
the City Hall door in Tabor City,
N. c. at 10 o'clock on Monday,
May 18th. 1867, liens upon the
real estate described below for
the nOn-payment of taxes owing
for the year 1856. the name OF
the owner of or the person whc
listed the real estate for taxes,
the real estate which is subject
to the lien. and the amount of
the lien being set out below
Reference is made to the records
in the office OF the Register Of
Deeds of Columbus County and
in the office of the Tax Super
visor for more particular des-
criptionrof said real estate. And
notice is hereby given that the
amounts Of the hens set out be-
low are subject to the addition
OF penalties as provided by law
and the costs of sale.
This 18th day of April 1857.
. HEEEN l.. TRUITT.
~ " Tax Collector
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
Music Students
To Be Presented
In Three RecitaIs

The piano students Of Miss
Caroline Murray will be pre-
scented in three recitals at thu
Tabor City School this month.
The first recital will be PIE
scented IN the school auditorium
Saturday, May II. at $50 p. m.
by the beginners class. They
will be assisted by the Rhythm
and Harmony Bands also adj
students.
On Thursday ana Friday. MAY
Is and l. n g u. IN. rr,rtaIs will
be presented with the Rhythm
Band assisting on the first night
and the Harmony Band on the
final program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
Know What You're Buyinu
When You Get Fertilizer

Farmers should make sure
they know what they're getting
when they buy fertilizer, accord
ing to Charles D. Raper. Column
bus county farm agent. A 10,
OF money is wasted every year
by farmers Who don't take time
to investigate the contents OF
their fertilizer bags.
Raper says there are two
simple ways farmer can be re-
latively sure that he's getting
what he pays for: (D by buying
only those grades of fertilizer
which appear on the Approved
Grade List and which are re-
commended for the crop and
soil conditions on his own farm:
and GU by inSpectisg the label
or tag that appears on the ferti-
lizer bag.
Those points are highly I'M
portant. according to Raper, be-
cause the question of custom
mixed" fertilizers has recently
been raised. The Fertilizer Grade
List for North Carolina contains
sufficiently wide range oil
grades for practically all the diff
icrent soil conditions in the
state. One OF the principal rca-
sons for having "custom-mixed''
fertilizers Is to include the So
called trace elements. But ex-
cept for certain crops, which are
already provided for in the fer.
uliIcr law, the use of the trace
elements is of no value: and the,
may even 10 more harm than
good.
Trace elements that are know l
10 llml; crop production IN North
Carolina include hIon. which
Is needed only for alfalfa. broc-
COLI. cabbage, cauliflowcr. other
crucIicrouS crops and sweet
potatoes. Il Is not recommended
Tor use on other crops: ami If
applied TO certain ones. boron
may even cause injury. paruCu-
Iar!E 10 bean crops. Peaches in
TN" SandhillS require the addi-
,I"u Of zinc: and ovcrlimrd soils
oi thy Coastal Plains NAV re-
Iuirc The addition of mangancs,
II SoybcanS. peanuts. or small
grains are TO be grown on these
areas.
Deficient crops growlng ON.
such oNerlimcd areas should be
treated by spraying. or dusrinr.
with manganese sulfatc arrrr,I
NJ IN" rate of 10 pounds per
acre. The list of minor-cl,mcnts
necessary 10 add to North Caro-
ma soils will probably increase.
n IN" future. But until a drfin-
lie need for these elements is
IhoWN 10 exist. Columbus farm
RS would be wise to apply only
hosv currratly recommended
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01

formed and it was their interest
that prompted the initial story in
the LoriS Sentinel. The story
spread Quickly to newspapers
throughout the two states and
more than $4,000 was donated.
The initial operation was per-
formed at Duke University Hos
pital. The second was done by
DR.. L. D. Lide of Florence.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
loris Youngsfer
Reguins Eyesight

Carolinians flooded the mails
three months ago with contribu-
tons for a six-year-old LoIis
youngSter who was going blind
Today, that youngSter, Luther
Mishoe of Simpson Greek, is
seeing the world for the first
time. Two successful eye opera
tons have removed the cataracts
that once logged his vision tn
the point that doctors compared
it with peeking through cracks
in boards.
Although he must wear thick
lenSed glasses, doctors sap his
eyeslght is almost normal for 4
SiX-year-old youngster.
Three months ago, he was 4
frall lad who seldom laughed
He stumbled over objects. gazeC
.blindly At color books and Shun-
ned the ordinary children's
games because he couldn't see
to keep up with the other kids
It's a different story now. He
laughs a lot, gets thrill out OF
color books and joins quickly il
the neighborhood games. His re-.
stored vision has given hin
confidence and a ycarning 70,
enjoying life.
The happy ending to the once
tragic plight of the lad Ia,
warmed hearts OF thousand.
who contributed but among +he
happicSt are members of the
LoriS Lions Club. II was TIN.
civic-minded group that gave
Luther his chance for a normal
life, They inStigated the move
mcnt TO have the operations nor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01

sizes, is that the approv.,
grades Of fertilizer offered for
sale in North Carolina are So.
fioiently numerous to cover
practically all soil conditions IN
the state. so that growers hav.
at their disposal fertilizer that
will fill their needs equally as
we'll as any 'custom-mixed"
material. In addition. the purcb-
aser has greater assurance thai
he will be getting exactly what
he pays for.
All facts considered, RAM
concludes, 4 farmer will gener-
ally do a lot better to purchase
those approved fertilizer grades
which will supply, in the proper
ratio and amount, the plant-nu-
TRENT elements found by a soil
test to be needed for his particu-
lar crop and soil conditions.
FOR RENT: Two bedroom home
with electric hot water heater
and venetian blinds. Recent \
renovated. Contact Mrs. Ersk-
in Young phone, 1921, Tabor
City.