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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
G. GARLAND SAYS
Why Do 1t The Hard Way?

l. You and | working for the same two
reasons
(a) TO have income today to take OF
our families needs.
CD TO save portion of that income fog
ourselves when old and either
cant work don't want to.
2. realize well you do that it would BE-
difficult to accumulate large enough estate
10 pay livablc income. For instance it would
take $4,000 600 invested at three per cert
to pay you $4,000 month. That would
mean that you would have to save approx
mately 100000 each year for % years at
three per cent compound interest
:. Why not save $4,000 year, spend the othe~
$4,000 for present-day living and pleasure,
and still reach your retirement age with APP
proXlmately the same amount of income
retirement Income Endowment, age So
Male, age 30.)
4. In addition to the pleasure you will have III
spending the $4,000 in whatever manner
you wish, you will have the complete salts
faction of knowing that from the moment
you make that first deposit of approximately
$4l.OO month, YOU have created minimum
estate of 100000 which would pay liz
come to your family for the common necessi-
ties, such as food, clothing, education, etc
6. Garland Fowler Life Insurance
Agency And Associates
X. THELTON BOYD BILL WRIGHT
JOHN II. WARD A. n POWELL
Life Insurance Insured Savings Plan Estate PIsnnips
Annuities Retirement Plans Mortgage Insurance
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
I l
ONE GOVERNOR SAID TO ANOTHER
By AL HARRISON

Everyone gets kick out of guessing what the
governor of \. c. said to the governor of S c. on
some suspicious occasion years ago.
If they had met yesterday, I'd venture to guess
that the governor of S c. told the governor of n c.
Il haven't fired Il sheriff all week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
A ONE-DAY WORKING WEEK

Jack McGougan, likeable owner of McGougan
Electric CompHn" is always ready with quick WORD
about my working only Wednesday. Mr.. Jack
there times that the boss would argue with YOU
He is prone to believe that even neglect Wednesdays
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12

The worst sight I've lately: young Sr
obviously wearing corset (or is it grde? | didn'
ask attempting to shield the fact that she facing
motherhood. And those youngsters who knew bet
ter were still whstling at her she stepped lightly
from one car to another serving beer she went
woman,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
Editorials . .

tan and Jaycee Clubs for their en-
beavers in providing youngsters with
such well-rounded program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
WANT TICKETS TO THE CIRCUS?

Rlngling Bros. Circus. the greatest show earth.
will play at the Reynolds COLISEUM June Il. Ile
tried for two weeks to give away two tickets (cuS.
50 each) but takers could be found The tickets:
still available and first person who calls HAY
them all you have to do is guess the serial number
on them. After all, you never get something ion
nothing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
Carers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter

n. /
| By-W. "MMN
WHICH: J. D. Lewis father of The who
in the mystery murder months
recently Mr. Lewis ~ ola
walked and half miles to talk with
about the unsovcd death of his Our question to r
Lewis do think suicide or murder? Which?
clear that he does not belicve IL
suicide and definitely insists that he killed b!
a person persons hungcS for
have been likewise
the beginning long hear CT
The difference
depend upon gun
who shot him. whether
was found N spot
hidden by thief who intended to get later or whether nr
with and disposed it under the straw
hidden under the handful OF that had been with
a a nearby tun.
has been speculation how the
unfortunately Other parties
fngerprnt evidence
the have file to show
their effort However. it has paid off perhaps
will doesn't keep wanting to know
truth and hoping that the Investigation will
until ronclad proof that will determine whether
murder suicide
Mr. Lewis he did not know his boy in the
his sudden death. He
family troubles and had had
troubles with the law He said he expecting the boy home
him several months until
lie said Lewis widow believed he left Milwaukee with
$4,000 He had about S7l00 when he searched
suicide Lewis said he had
him gamble and thus there's accounting the
difference in the money
Other members family living neghbor!ood
not Lewis recently and he Columbus
company Investigators mystery for
time Apparently they have solution
either It's understood that large policies
have been paid TO the widow.
Mi Lewis believes that policy the wagon
still unpaid and insurance policy
We can find no who with any for
eide motive murder
ue alF arriving IN Columbus and Horny to some extent but
appears at this date that if murder it was it
fast approaching that perfect crime At this
will probably have to break any
rests will be made
ba the o5 d driver case in the same general definite
dead en*s IN that investigation. The search
NHisiEY AT HOME: There's a usual aInouI, OF
bootleg booze being sold Tabor City knowe!s,
that number IN the bottom are
IN that exclusive business and no rca! effort
MADE IN many moon TO We
cult to eaten these foxy whkey pedd,rs con-
S'a RAGS make Ii so uncomfortable Tor them that
see these raids staged every time there
sale and it wont take long to curtai fb pp p
tween the local police the sheriffs
shouldn't be any huge chore keep the
outlets
No 0oo'rssns prosper when it is concentrates.
on 0 officers over period of time The operation
appe,r be big time deal but its BIZ ,n5Isr TO
warrant some action by officers. And Now
If George Washington told a so what. His wife
never made him spade I'd flower bed
and DO dozen other things before he left
4 pair long trousers always fit II the pockets
are deep enough and big enough.
Honor tells you never to hit a man when he's d an,
Lives us" that captain is never
lnsilted by being called colonel
The thing best is how other women
should dress.
We might get rid of that feeling if we dat
What puzzles il now the Good Lord found room On =
cmGger TO put such awful mouth
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-31
Wise. Republicans Nominate Friend Of Eisenhower

MILWAUKEE, R-Wisconsin Republicans nominated firm friend of President Eisenhower's modern Republicanism yesterday for the Senate seat previously held by Ike-baiting Joseph R. Mccarthy, who died May 2.
 Walter J. Kohler IT,, 53-year- old, three time governor of the state, edged out former Rep. Glenn R. Davis in a finish decided by the last vote counting in met ropolitan Milwaukee precincts.
 Kohler was alone in the seven man COP field in his full support of the President. Davis is A. year-old veteran of five terms in the House, where he supported some of Eisenhower's domestic program but-like most regular" Wisconsin Republicans - opposed the admlnlStrdtlOn on foreign a1d and foreign policy in general.
 None of the fireworks atten- dant on the career of Sen. Me Carthy carried over into the cam paign. Only State Sen. Gerald Lorge, who ran poor sixth, called upon McCarthy's old sup porters for help.
 Kohler will be opposed in the general election Aug. 27 by Will liam Proxmire, whom he beat twice previously in gubernatorial elections.
 The August election is for the remainder of McCarthy's term, which expires in January 1859.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-31
Rescuers Find
 More Victims of Mexican Quake

MEXICO CITY, REA crew of 500 men dug into the ruins of an apartment building yesterday in search of the last victims of Sun days earthquake.
 The five-story apartment house which crumbled into a pile of concrete and dust was the worst death trap of the 90-odd buildings that collapsed in the capital.
 The number of known dead in Mexico City was 52 and the total for the country 66. All were Mex jeans.
 There were unconfrmed re- ports a family on the lower floor of the apartment house had been having a large party at the time of the quake.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-31
DESTROYING THE IRREPLACEABLE

Carelessness, ignorance, and exploitation enc mics must fight Fire, stream polution game hogs, those who seine illegally for fsh-these menace the istence of the irrepaceable. Don't be of them.
 About 150 years ago, John James Audubon the painter of the monumental Birds of America est- mated that he two billion passenger pigeons at time They darkened the sky and whitened the earth they passed The last passenger pigeon died in a midwestern early in this century, and the species is extinct
 Less than century ago, buffalo roamed the vest plains in vast herds Now only comparative hand full are left.
 The giant whooping crane was once known in great numbers Now only about 30 have been counted in the Florida sanctuary to which they migrate, and there is grave fear that this species may soon the way of the passenger pigeon.
 The tragedy is that we destroy wdlife re- sources destroy them relatively quickly. But we bring them back from the brink of destruction only with the greatest dfcultyando often cannot bring them back at all.
 It is a American who has stake and no interest in the out-ofdoors and it's creatures In cent year something like IA million fishing licenses sold. Many millions go hunting Untold numbers go to the streams, the mountains the seashores for recreation and restoration of the spirit Is it not the part of the most elementary wisdom selfish wisdom for everyone to help these to the limit of his ability?
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-31
BOILING POINT

OKLAHOMA CITY, REHarris Kelley McCauley, 38, of Marietta, Okla, was jailed for investigation here after hotel porter filed charges of assault with a deadly weapon.
 Porter Sam Barnes told police that McCauley, apparently irate because ice water was not deliV- cred to his room at an Oklahoma City hotel, backed up his demand for service by brandishing a .38 pistol. The temperature was 94 here at noon yesterday.
 Police seized the weapon and arrested McCauley.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-31
Alaska Health Education And Welfare Council Plans for Convention

FAIRBANKS S-Health legisla- tion adopted by the 23rd Territor- ial legislature will be evaluated when the third annual conference of the Alaska Health Education and Welfare Council convenes at the University of Alaska from Aug 12 to IS:
 The council will also adopt res olutions preparatory to the devel- opment of future legislation in behalf of health, education and welfare projects in Alaska.
 The AHEWC executive com mittee, mindful of the fact that 89 delegates from Juneau to Arctic Village attended the conference last year, are planning for a pos sible roster of 15O, according to Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, pres ident of the AHEWC.
 Delegates are expected from all divisions of the territory.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-31
Navy's Supply Fleet
 Starts Ice-Clogged Trip To Supply DEW Line

SEATTLE, R-The Navy's 46- ship arctic supply expedition has arrived off Point Barrow and has started threading thru ice-strewn waters to reach radar stations along a 1,75O-mile stretch of the northern coast.
 A message on progress of the ships, which left Seattle July 13, reached here Monday from the flagship Eldorado, commanded by Rear Adm. Frederick C. Stelter.
 The supply ships, led by ice breakers, will move eastward thru the narrow gap of navigable waters between the polar ice cap and the northern coast of Alaska.
 They are carrying 193,0O0 bar rels of petroleum and 19,655 tons of general cargo to supply the DEW Line of nadar stations.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-31
8 Land Management Fire Control Officials Sent to Help Alaska

PORTLAND RHEight fire con- trol supervisors have been sent from the Oregon district office of the Bureau of Land Management to help fight extensive grass and timber fires in Alaska.
 The went to Fairbanks to be as signed firefighting duties.
 The ELM said crews from the United States are being rotated to help fight the fires which have been burning for two months.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-31
"A PEACEFUL MARRIAGE

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, R-A couple who took out a marriage license yesterday ought to have a head start on a peaceful life to- gether.
 He is Billy Olive She is Lorene Branch
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-31
Alaska Airlines Will Buy Two DC-7Cs to Join StateS-FairbankS Run

States-Fairbanks Run
 SEATTLE, RAAlaska Airlnes Inc. announced Monday it will purchase two DC-7Cs to join the company's airlines operating on the Portland Seattle Fairbanks run.
 The planes have pressurized cabins, which permit turbulent free, high altitude flights. The first plane will go into servie i'm mediately and the second in 30 days when contract negotiations are completed.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

Creek Church. Stone Mountain
Atlanta, Ga.
Grace, Ninth street and South
Carolina avenue S.E.-the Rev,
Reginald White Of Brooklyn.
evangelist.
GreenbeIt, Is Crescent street,
Greenbelt. Md.-the Rev. Leslie
E. Gould, pastor Of Trinity
Church. Hyattsville, Md.
Providence, Leesburg pike near
Tyson's Corner, Fairfax. Va
DR.. Stanley E. Wilkes, pastor
of Union Avenue Church, Mem
IphiS. Tenn.
SPIN.
Carm0dy Hills, 1911 F street
IN.E.-the Rev. John Coburn of
Congress Heights Church, Wash
ington.
Hillandale. Riggs and Powder
Mill roads. Hyattsville-the Rev.
Verlin c. Kruschwitz. pastor of
Severns Valley Church, Eliza
BEETHOVEN. KY.
Luther Rice, 1901 North Capt.
toll street-Dr. X. Owen White,
pastor Of First Church, Hous-
ton, Tex.
Morningside, 1898 Suitland
road S.E.-the Rev. Roy Madi-
son. pastor of Liberty Church,
Lanexa, Va.
TakOma Park, 635 Aspen street
N.W.-Dr. G. Avery Lee, pastor
of First Church, Ruston, La.
Temple, $3.50 Nebraska avenue
N.W.-Dr. Bruce Mills of the
American Baptist Home Mis-
sions Society. New York.
BallstOn, Eleventh and North
Vermont streets, Arlington-the
Rev. William E. Calhoun, pastor
of Calvary Church. Ashburn, Va
Fairfax, West Main and Wal
nut streets. Fairfax-the Rev
Preston J. Taylor. pastor of First
Church. Mount Airy. N. C.
Sunset Hills in Cameron
School, Alexandria-the Rev
Harold Crute, pastor of the
Scottsburg tVa) Church.
Churches having a visitation
only program next week are:
BrOOkm0nt Md Church. the
Rev. Charles w. Caulkins, pas
tor; First Church, Sixteenth and
Q streets NV. the Rev. Robert
F. Macmillan, minister of edu-
cation; Columbia Church, Falls
Church, Va, the Rev. Richard
IN Stephenson; Downtown
Church. 2l2 South Washington
street, Alexandria, the Rev. Ed
ward cambridge of Richmond
associate State secretary: Me-
mortal Church, 3455 North Glebe
road. Arlington. DR.. Porter
Routh, executive secretary
Southern Baptist Convention
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DR.. Bennett
To Speak Here

The Rev. John C. Bennett
professor of Theology at Union
Theological Seminary, New York
City, will be guest preacher dur
ing the IL am. service tomorrow
in the Washington Cathedral.
DR.. Bennett, who has been 9
lecturer at several colleges and
universities, is the author OF
christianity and Communism
and co-editor of christianity
and Crisis" He will preach to-
morrow on 1.-THE Christian and
Economic Life"
The 4 pm. service will be an
Iall-musical one. "Forsaken OF
Man." cantata by Leo Sowerby
will be presented by the Wash.
Iington Cathedral Choir of Mer
and Boys.
Holy Communion will be cele-
brated IN st. Mary's Chapel al
8 am. by the Very Rev. Fran
els B. Sayre, jr., and in Bethle-
hem Chapel at $50 am. by the
Rev. Canon Richard Williams.
Vermont will be. remembered
in Cathedral prayers tomorrow
and the State flag will be carried
lin the ecclesiastical professions.
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Mission Sturts
In Arlington
OnnorrOW

The Clarendon Methods
Church will hold a prayer mis-.
sion tomorrow through April
in the church, Sixteenth anc
North Irving streets, Airing.
ton. Va.
DR.. Thomas A. Carruth, di.
rector of the Methodist WorlC
Wide Prayer Movement. will
speak at 10 am. each day tt
women's groups. He will also
speak at 8 pm. each day in thu
sanctuary.
DR.. Frank G. Laubach, noteC
Christian educator, will speaE
on Prayer and international
Crises" at 8 pm. Wednesday.
Other events will include
mems breakfast meetings at
am. each day with a communion
service next Saturday.
Radio programs will be broad.
cast at 8:45 am. Monday
through Friday on Station
WARL and at 3:45 pm. or
Station WEAM. Telecasts will
be presented over Station WRC.
lTV at 7:45 am. Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
DR.. James L. Robertson is pas.
tor of Clarendon Church.
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Day Of Recollection

The annual Day of Recollec-
ton for Catholic University
faculty. sponsored each Laetart
Sunday by the University chap
ter Of the American Association
of University Professors. will be
held tomorrow, beginning with
a mass and homily at 9 am. In
Lourdes Chapel in the Nationa
Shrine Of the Immaculate Con-
ception on the university
campus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

road S.E.-Dr. Dale 8. Crowley
sr., Washington evangelist.
First, Wheaton, 1914 Georgis
avenue-the Rev. Archer B
Turner. pastor Of High Hill
Church. Jarratt. Va.
7:45 pm.
AnacOstia, Thirteenth and v
streets S.E.-the Rev. w. w
Icard. pastor of Albemarlt
IN. c. Church.
Bethany, Fourteenth stree
and Colorado avenue NV
Howard D. Rees, secretary. Bap
fist Student Union, District Bap
fist Convention.
Bethel, l0424 Old Bladensburl
road, Silver Spring-the Rev
Ted Place. jr.. of Detroit, evan
gelist.
Central. SAP Annapolis road
B a d sburg, Md.-the Rev
Robert Cockrill, pastor of Prin
cess Anne Md Church.
FOrestville, Upper Marlboro
Md.-the Rev. NJ. D. Morton
pastor of First Church. Ashland
KY.
Fountain Memorial, 22l4 Nay
lor road S.E.-Dr. Richard
Thompson, pastor of IndiaI
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Mass to Be Held
At Junior VILLAGE

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Washing
ton, will celebrate mass at 10
am. tomorrow to inaugurate
Catholic services in the new in
terdenominational chapel al
Junior Village, Blue Plains.
Members of the Soroptimist
Club Of Washington, which do
mated furnishings for the new
chapel, will be guests of honor.
The Rev. Dismas Holohan of
Holy Name College Catholic
University, Catholic chaplain al
Junior Village, will assist Arch
bishop O'Boyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
Kendall Baptist
Homecoming Set

Members of Kendall Baptist
Church will observe a home
coming tomorrow in the church.
Ninth street and independence
avenue S.W.
A special service will be held
at 2:30 pm. in addition to the
regular IL am. worship. The
congregation. organized in 1866
has been worshiping here since
1895.
DR.. M. Chandler Stith, execu-
tive secretary of the District
Baptist Convention, and the
Revs. NJ. P. German. Len F.
Stevens, Fred D. Bean and e. A
McGriff. former pastors. will be
present. DR.. j. Walter Carpenter
lis serving as interim pastor.
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So CHURCHES PARTICIPATING
Boptists Will Conduct
! EvonqeIistic Crusade

Sixty EIGHT Washington area
Baptist churches will open q
two-week evangelistic crusade
tomorrow.
Forty-three of the churches
belong to the District Of Column
bia Baptist Convention and IS
are members of the Mount YER
non Baptist Association Of Vir-
ginia.
DR.. Sidney w. Powell. prom
inent Baptist evangelist and
former pastor Of fremont Tenn
pie Baptist Church in Boston.
is directing the crusade. which
will end April IA.
ENangelists from every section
Of the country have been invited
by individual churches to take
part in the crusade.
"A similar crusade last year
brought 952 additions to the
churches within the District of
Columbia Baptist Convention
alone" DR.. William j. Crowder,
director Of the conventions de-
partment of missions and evan
seliSm, said.
Noon Services Planned
Visiting evangelists and local
pastors will attend special serv-
ices. open to the public. at noon
each weekday during the drive.
DR.. X. Owen White, pastor of
the First Baptist Church. Hous-
ton. Tex. and former pastor of
Metropolitan Baptist Church
here, will speak at the day
services Monday through Friday
DR.. Powell will be the speaker
at these services April 8-12.
Churches and evangelists TAX
ing part in the crusade the first
week are as follows:
1880 pm.
Korean, 5000 Rittenhouse
street N.W.-the Rev. Chang
Soon Kim, pastor. will serve as
evangelist.
First, Silver Spring, Wayne
avenue and Fenton street, Silver
Spring, Md.-Dr. Norman w.
Paullin. professor at Eastern
Theological Seminary, Philadel-
phia.
First, Suitland, 5lOO Silver Hill
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Toilet to Commemorate
Merger of Churches

A tablet commemorating the
merger of the former Lincoln
Road Methodist Church with the
McKendree Methodist Church
will be unveiled and dedicated
during the IL am. service to-
morrow at the McKendret
Church. 2421 Lawrence street
NE.
The Rev. Robert K. hewitt
pastor Of the Stanley (Va.)
Methodist Church and last min
lister of Lincoln Road Church
before the merger, will preach
at the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
Knights Of Columbus
To Hear Judge Rover

Chief Judge Leo A. Rover, OF
the Municipal Court of Appeals,
will address the breakfast Of the
knights of Columbus of the
Washington area tomorrow in
Pilgrimage Hall, Fourteenth and
Quincy streets NE.
The breakfast follows the
Knights annual Communion
Mass at 3 am. in the Franciscan
Monastery. Fourteenth and
Quincy streets NE. The Rev.
Paschal Kinsel, OF.M., Delegate
General Of the Franciscan Order
to all Franciscan Commissariates
in the United States. will be
celebrant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

Nashville, Tenn, and WestOver
Church, 1925 North Patrick
Henry drive. Arlington, the Rev.
w. Barker Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

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