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since the telephone rang almost
two weeks ago." said his dis
traught wife Midori. 81.
Voice Like foreigner"
Mrs. Scott said a letter the
next day demanding money. an
other phone call and the sound
of footsteps outside the couples
bedroom window followed the
first threat. She told this story
to newsmen:
The first telephone call was
made by a man speaking English
in low voice like some Japa-
nese trying to act like a
foreigner"
MY name is Graziano," the
man told her. Your husband
knows me. You will get a letter
tomorrow. Unless you comply
We will cut your children into
little pieces"
The letter was addressed in
Japanese characters clipped
from a newspaper. Inside were
two pages ripped from an old
copy Of an American news maya
zine. Mrs. Scott said words had
been underlined to make a mes
sage reading.
Prepare 100000 yen in cash.
Put ad in japanese Times IAN
English-language newspaper
stating you want to buy a zir-
alto on June IA"
Can't Understand Choice
The word zirato appeared to
have been chosen indiscrimin-
ately. 1t was from an article
on the magazines music page
telling Of the appointment Of
Bruno Zirato as managing di-
rector of the Philharmonic
Symphony Society of New York.
I'VE can't understand why
they selected lis Of all people. :"
said Mrs. Scott.
AS a child. Mr.. Scott acted in
the Hollywood movies "Caval-
cade." ''Lloyds Of London"
"WUrthering Heights" Inter
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mezzo" and "Wee Willie Wrinkle. j"
He was here previously during
the allied occupation.
His wife, the daughter Of a
Japanese bank director. was born
in Honolulu and lived most of
her life abroad. She met Mr..
Scott while attending the Uni
versity Of California at Los An
geles. They were married in
1850 and returned to Japan in
1855. Mr.. Scott works in head
quarters Of the Military Sea
Transportation Service.
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I2-Hour Strike Hits
Berlin Bus Service

BERLIN. June 6 (R.-About
1000 West Berlin bus drivers
and conductors staged a two
hour strike today for shorter
hours. The walkout slowed
traffic in the western parts of
the four-power occupied former
German capital.
The strike was not announced
In advance and thousands Of
West Berliners who could not
switch to streetcars, subway or
elevated trains reported late for
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06
Peiping Coils U. S. Shift
On Girurd Climb Down

HONG KONG, June 6 tP.-
Peiping radio today called the
United States agreement for a
Japanese court to try American
Soldier William Girard a climb
down" which the Reds said was
being done Ito appease the
mounting anti : United States
sentiment the world over"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

shells during target practice at
the United States Marine firing
range at Gotemba. about so miles
south Of Tokyo.
Hiroshi Katsumata, %. Of
Gotemba City. was hit below
both knees by flying splinters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06
Shell Fragments Iniure
Japanese ScuYenoer

TOKYO. June 6 GA Jap
anese scrap metal collector was
injured today when q bazooka
shell exploded as he picked up
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Civic Theuter Elects

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, June
s (SpeciaD Hayes Fish. variety
chain store manager here. has
been named president of the
Berkeley County Civic Theatre,
Inc.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02
Sheppords News ond soeioI Events
Helicopter Rides Thrill Neighbors
Of Frank Johns With Aerial Tietu

recently with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Rainey Mrs Marshall
Rainey went to see her parents in
Tennessee.
The Wonan's club meeting was
well attended Friday. and among
those present from this area who
enjoyed the meeting and tea which
followed were Mrs. Frank Johns.
Mrs. Paul Jones. Mrs. J l.. Finch.
Mrs. c c. Harvey Mrs James
Leap, Mrs Cleveland Jones. and
her mother, Mrs, G D. Shipplett.
Browns Here
Dr. and Mrs. w f Brown, Of
Charlottesville, were lunche 0 h
guests Friday Of Mr. and Mrs. ].
L Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Mccall and
children, Lynn, Pat and jimmie, Of
Bristol, Tenn. spent several days
last week with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Carter. Mrs. Earl
Garter. and son, and Mrs. Charles
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alumnae luncheon at LongWood Col
lege Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Bailey spent
Monday in Urbanna.
Mrs. G. D. Shipplett of Roanoke
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Cleveland Jones several days last
week
Mrs. Forbes Visits
Mrs Alice Forbes spent Wednes-
day in Farnyille with Mrs. Monroe
Jones and Mrs. Cora Baldwin
Mrs. Robert Owens. Of Emporia
was a dinner guest Wednesday OF
DR.. and Mrs. Roland Hutchings
There were many children in the
neighborhood who had the thrill Of
going for a ride in a helicopter last
week. The helicopter was on the
Frank Johns farm, for a demon
stration. and the pilot was kind
enough to take Us all up for ride.
and it was amazing how far one
could see in the glass enclosed
cockpit, and how beautiful TIL c
countryside is.
Mrs. Frank Johns and daughters,
Lucy Dahl. Agens Anne and Martha
attended the evening performance Of
the Ballet Russo in Richmond Sat
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02
Eggs

E9gs
The egg price outlook for the next
couple Of weeks looks pretty steady
with maybe small fluctuations one
wav Or the other
New figures on hatch Of eaglvpe
chicks NAV shed some liant on fan
Drospaciz Through February the
l,atch Z down Ia per cent fol. the
nation u Der cent in virginia
An Indication that the trade may
d. lacking aotimistjc8Dy toward
an Ina l. ,baf STORAGE i " ner
cent above last wear A. per cent
,hn,,a ~. 14-9 e a4e,.qo4
Vira.rja prices l3st week were
,,nha1gad p fcf,,,ond at "a cents
Car C,.sda A faraa. H4rrjsonburq
and pcapal.a aa43 cents New York
noe oonaratly two ranl 1,war III re-
cants ,c,,
Tho March n3id-nontb cog prjc.
moe ~ Lowest IN eaven vasrs
ctr,n.horr;es
1f oraoo,,t nlicet;one hold t,1a
~ utna,,.te..,.,, a,o,,l,at won't cbana
IL II h,.5st LII i u.ae I'LL vear
raco,d car,.voyer Of frozen and
,,.ocnseed ha,,aae l. one factor mat
r,ay JAW m demand Another is
tbat thera1l nrobahJv be / bigger
ocraoaa ,hls YEAR OF cours ! the
,..2,, ii. ,-.o.,+ to,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02
An(IersonvilIe

Mrs. Louise Lewis. Mr. and Mrs
A NJ Lewis and Christine Cole OF
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Anderson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Walden. and
Nat. spent Friday and Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs o j. Thompson
Mrs A C Wood, Miss Cora Wood.
Mrs. W w Moore Mrs J R An
derson and Miss Cammle Anderson
were luncheon guests Of Mrs J.
Meade Anderson Thursday
Misses Louise and Billie Morgan
and Mr.. and Mrs R NJ Morgan
visited Mrs G B Morgan during
the week end
Mrs Waverly Parker. Of Chase
City. spent the week end with Miss
Beth Forbes.
Miss Nancy Day and 1t Claude
Anderson spent the week end with
/ Mr. and Mrs. J. r Anderson.
James Forbes spent the week end
a home
Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson and Jane,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. o,
} Thompson
Nh and Mrs J C. Morgan visited
Mi and Mrs. Martin Coyington in
AppomattoX Sunday
MIS-. r /. Morgan went to 4
shower Saturday given by Mrs. c.
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There VIII be an II 2 m. service
at Smyrna church Sunday Sunday
school viii be at 10 am.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Jones had as
Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Richardson. and son Of Staun,
ION Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Jones. Of Prospect. called on the
Joneses.
Marshall Rainey and son. Larry,
Of Logan, Utah, spent several days
end with his mother. Mrs. R.
/ Morgan Other guests Of Mrs.
Morgan Sunday we're Mrs Ivanhoe
Morgan. Mrs. Samuel Stanley and
Jeffrey Stanley
Miss Virginia Eley Parker of
Culpeper, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John l. Parker, during the
week end:
The Rev. and Mrs. Walter Thomas
we're supper guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
j A Coleman Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02

Carter. ana son. Of tarmHllle called
in the Jim Carter home Saturday
afternoon. Bobby Carter. Of Hamp-
den-Sydney College, spent the week
end al home
Miss Annie Phaup is recovering
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rainey had
as Sunday guests Mrs Stephen
Trent, and son Mrs. George Elcan.
and children. Mr. and Mrs Paul
Jones. and children. and Mrs Dallas
Rainey
MI. and Mrs. Mark Elcan, Jr..
and daughter, Martha Marie. Of
Lynchburg, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ c Elcan.
Circle Meets
The WSCS night circle met in the
home Of Mrs. Cleveland Jones Mon
day and the last chapter in the
book on Paul's Epistles was taught
by Mrs. Marvin Austin and Miss
Edna Clay Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Flanagan. OF
Henderson, N. C., spent the week
end at their home, Buckingham
Springs. Mrs. Flanagan attended
her class reunion at LongWood Col
lege Saturday
Mrs. j. L. Jones attended the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02
Hamilton

Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Blanton. Jr..
entertained Tuesday in honor Of MIR.
and Mrs. L. A Martin. Jr.
The following guests. were pres
ent Mr.. and Mrs. J A. Ransome
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs H B peasants,
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Duncan, Mr..
and Mrs. Chuck Urbin, Barbara
johnson. Barbara Martin, Sunny
Martin. Judith Peasants. Bobby
Murphy. Jackie Newman, Freddie
Carnage and Wilburn Patterson.
An electric toaster was presented
to the bride and groom.
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rls and Mrs. T. A. Wood
Nh. and Mrs. James johnson. Of
North Carolina, are the parents Of
son
A birthday dinner was given at
the home Of MI. and Mrs L. ".
Patteson March 81, honoring her
mother. Mrs. Alice Maxey, Of Rich
mond. and her sisters, Maggie
Maxey and Dorothy Maxey
John Ransom was in Richmond
Tuesday
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I)illwyn
ROUTE |

MI and Mrs. Y w. Ransom enter
tanned March II at their home at
a joint birthday party for v w.
Ransom, his Oldest son, Everett W.
Ransom. and Oldest daughter Mrs.
r. A Wood Of Richmond, whose
birthdays are all in March. All Of
his children ana grandchildren were
present
Mrs T A. Collins is now with her
daughter, Mrs. Rolf Wood after
spending some time in Richmond
with her daughters. MIS- L. c. Har-
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luday. They accompanied Mr. s:
Wayne Dawson and Mrs. Blackwell
Hanes and their daughters. Caroline
and Elizabeth
MI and Mrs George Shumaker,
and Junior. visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Shunaker. at Red House
Sunday
Or. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson had
as guests this week for several
days Misses Bessie and Susie letter.
Of Charlotte n c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02
Weekly
FARM PRICE
OUTLOOK

This the prospects for Virginia farm prices looked
TO the Virginia Department of Agriculture Friday The De-
partment the warning that
predict prices be right all the time.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01

HIGHWAY CRASH
Mrs. Bertha Jarvis, 81, OF 1875
NV list street, was killed in
stantly Wednesday in a traffic &C
cident one mile south of Andy
town on u. S. q.
Her husband, James, and Leroy
Roner, 80, of HOS NV 68th ST.,
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Stewart 7
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IDA, SATURDAY, MAY Is
.Ward Wa
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| ! I(t
LAWS WOULD
HURT MANY
OTHER GROUPS
Tallahassee - legislative mea-
sures aimed at CURLING the
NAACP In Florida have backcfir-
cd since the lawmakers have
found that they not only curb
the NAACP but take away many
rights Of all Florida citizens.
The various and sundry bills
timed at the NAACP were all
LACED on the scrap heap last Sat-
1rday. Only one anti-NAACp
dill has cleared the legiSla .ure.
Two bills pertaining to reduce
ion Of the number of migration
a1a~ e.. ~ AZ -
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dalt1 and 10 put an end 70 the
violence and turmoil which has
plagued this Negro republic re-
Gently. -.
Former senator Louis Dejoie, a
leading presidential candidate,
has urged Intervention by the UNI.
Observers believe the little ma
ton can be destroyed unless
threats Of continuing violence are
dispelled. Deioie believes the 10
candidates for the presidency in
the June 10 elections will accept
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'ge PrexY
JACKSONVILLE The hoar,
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House calendar.
Rep. Henry w. Land Of Orange
Indefinitely ,poStuoned the only
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EzM!ze4&.Ai
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tiers Collie
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found that they not only curb
the NAACP but take AWAY many
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
Young Hodossoh
Unit Sets Dinner

Hadassah Young Marrieds will
hold their annual donor dinner
dance at pm. Sunday at Scots
dale's Safari Hotel. Rabbi Albert
Plot<in of Temple Beth Israel will
be principal speaker.
The DR.. Henry Weiss Memorial
Award will be presented to the
groups outstanding member OF
1956-57.
Mrs. Sid Green is chairman, Mrs
Gerald Schoen co-chairman. En-
tertainment is planned.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
Bar Mitzvah

William Robert, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Neckameyer of 2842 E.
Cherry Lynn, will be Bar Mitzvah
on June z at Temple Beth Israel.
A reception will follow. Grandpar-
ents are Mrs. Molly Scharfberg of
2835 N. 28th st. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Neckameyer of Phoenix.
Steven Edward, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Weinzer of 1920 w. Ame-
liza, will be Bar Mitzvah on June 8
at Beth FL Synagogue. KdduSh
will follow the Saturday services.
Grandmothers are Mrs. Bertha
Klaimon of st. Paul, Mimi, and
Mrs. Ann Weiner of New York City.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
SHOWER HONORS
BRlDE-ELECT HERE

A bridal shower was given for
Miss Bailey Mitchell at the Hiway
House Hotel May l. Hostesses were
Mrs. Morris Mulhouser, Mrs. Anne
Softer, and Miss Sonia Softer, sis
ter of the prospective bridegroom.
Miss Mitchell, daughter of Mrs.
Gertrude Mitchell and the late
David Mitchell of 1909 N. 18th Ave,
will be married to Mr.. Sol Softer
June 16 at Temple Beth Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
Births

A daughter, Elizabeth Debra, a
new arrival at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Bloom of 5124 N
18th Pl. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Boukans Of 921 w. Nc
Dowell and Mr. and Mrs. Ruben
Bloom of TIA Whittier DR..
A son, David Louis, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Albert of 4025 E.
Montecito on May 8. Grandparents
are Mrs. Toby Adelstein of 1856 w.
Lynwood and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Albert of Long Island, NY.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
Ruymond AdIerH
Weds In Cincinnati

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Childs
Adler II were married May A at
the Losantiville Country Club, Gin
cinnati. Mr.. Adler is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Childs Adler
of 5000 N. Seventh st.
Following a trip to the West
Coast, the couple will make their
home in Blythe, Calf.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
BARRY BRISKMAN
TO WE'D CHICAGOAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Weinstein of
Chicago have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Sharon
Lee, to Barry M. Briskman, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Briskman
of 3637 E. Medlock DR.. Both Miss
Weinstein and MIR. Briskman are
students at Arizona State.
The couple is planning an Aug.
wedding at Chicago's Standard
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
Sis+erhood Plans Social

Beth Ell Sisterhood will hold a
dessert and social at pm. June
II at the synagogue. Nah jongg
and card games will be played. A
baby sitting service will be avail
able.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24

Jerry B. Goieb
Gottebs parents Mrs Charles Golieb
Wisot daughter
Carol
Norman gda ofcaed buffet dinner followed
evening
Gotteb balerna length gown white
white satin. She white Bible orchid.
Ring-bearer Grammar
Gottleb recently moved here
Gottieb graduated with
maong in business administration a
Kappa Epsilon Fraternity el
Antonio, Tex. al lieutenant
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Baptist Church
Observes Alcohol
Education Week

Shadow Over America" is
the topic that will be discussed
in the adult group at the Tabor
City Baptist Church during AL
cohol Education Week. March
1929 at 700 o'clock each eve
ming.
alcohol is a community prob
lem and must be dealt with bv
the community. How alcohol Is
used In the community Is the
business OF the community. II
Is as much the business Of good
citizens to control alcoholic bev-
erages as II Is for a farmer to
keep the weeds from destroying
his crop, or the termites frora
eating down his house. The Tab
or City Baptist Church extends
an invitation, not only TO all OF
her members, but to all church
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20

Now for a few Jokes. These
are j. r. and Larry STANLEY
originals. After Mr.. Vaurht
gave a pop" test Thursday. J.
r. gave him this pop" question
j. r.: MIR. Vaught, who takes
over when the president dies,"
Mr.. Vaught: THE Vice Presi-
dent of course" ]. r.: mo the
undertaken" Mr.. Vaught
That's an old one"
1t actually happened again in
typing! After a speed test, he, @
is Larry'S question: Larry: Mrs.
Campbell, do you subtract the
errors if your typewriter skips
a leaecpstlti
a little space?" Mrs. Campbell.
Yes. a little error for each lit
tie word skipped"
Mrs. Peacock was asked b.
Mr.. Vaught at recreation Friday
sixth period: why did YOU
change the record everyone was
dancing to-" Mrs. Peacock: Il
didn't. 1t was that Larry STAN
ley. Larry, why did you do it? :
Larry: Il didn't" Mrs. Peacock
Yes. you did" Larry: Il didn':
have anything 10 do with il. 1
told those girls to change it,
Those Stanley boys are some
characters, huh?
Well, jokes are ENJOYABLE.
especially when they are origin
al. But now it's time to tell
you some more news.
The entire student body really
enjoyed recreation Friday al
sixth period. Maybe if everyone
will participate, it can be profit
ably continued through the
years. Ebert Hinson and Donald
Walton are certainly interested
in those fast numbers." Seniors.
and all you kids, if we are going
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Aggie
Drugllef
BY BRENDA WARD

To begin with, / want to re-
mind YOU of the approaching
snnior play. The Funny Brats."
From the bits Of practice we
have heard and seen, it is really
Going to be very funny and emit
er.aining for the large audience
that will be in attendance-we
hope, The play will be present.
ed ON Thursday evening March
o. beginning at eight o'clock.
kids and grownups, draw :
circle around this date. because
Ms treat you'll be sure to en-
iov. Those who will appear in
this annual senior production
are Iuann Watson. Billy Mobiles.
Carol Hughes, Eulean Williams.
Evelyn Powell, Alice Nealy.
Jackson Gore, Donald Walton,
Roger Wright. Wade Simmons
and Mary Lee Crib. the latter
~ being the little ones! Mrs.
O. h. Wright and Alice Fay
Dew are co-directing the play.
Now. after hearing about this
promising cast, l know that
you'll be sure to see the PEI
formancc of the Funny Brats"
Now Read this-The fresh
men and seniors really "chinn-
ed OUT loud in singing Happy
Birthday to Merle Cribb on
Wednesday. Happy birthday
Merle,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOILS

Dewey SoleS OF the CHM
Grove section spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Oscar
SolcS.
Mrs. Matte Graves and Mrs.
Lewis SoleS were SUNDAY visit.
orS of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Norris.
Oscar SoleS and Dewey Soles
also Mrs. Bolton Locklair were
Sunday visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan Soles.
Miss Eloise Norris and Nc
Duifie SoleS were Sunday visit
ors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sole,
Mrs. Madge Fowler is a SURG
cry patient in a Florence hospit-
al.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Norris an
nounce the birth of a daughter
at their home Tuesday night,
March IL.
Revival services will begin AT
the church here Sunday night
March "a. The public is invited
to attend the meetings which
Will get underway at 7:3O D. m
MIR. and Mrs. Dillon Nealey
are expecting their daughter.
Bernice, to visit them during the
meeting
Sylvester Fowler is much i'm
proved following treatment il
the hospital.
Norman Soles and Carey Hay
es made a business trip to Saint
Paul Saturday night.
David Tyson was the Sunday
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruthe:
Lee SoleS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20

business. In a year that totals
1882 hours.
Now, suppose he lives his
prescribed three score and ten
years and devotes so of them
TO making a living. Then, VIC
have the fearful result of l6!.-
600 hours in a life time wasted
IN earning a living. That's l6l,-
600 hours he might have spent
discussing things in general a
round the courthouse or u.c
crossroads store.
Let US suppose further that
l5 minutes Is reasonable
length of time for slipping a
cup of coffee. We now find
that a man 20 years OF age whc
has spent so of them in max
ing a living could have drunk
$4,000 cups Of coffee. Or, al
lowing a half hour for smok
ing a cigar, he might have
smoked $4,000 cigars. Calcu-
lating a little less for getting Z
soft drink, he could have empt-
led goodness knows how many
bottles without in any way
depriving himself of MANY
hours OF recreation.
Looking upon this in a more
educational point of view, we
shall find that in so years
wasted in making a living he
might Of We allow a day PEI
book have read 1885 books.
II blessed with a strong consti
tuition, he could have read All
encyclopedia 20 times or more
and ended up on a television
glve-away show. With a free
trip to New York on an accom-
odating airline.
II, however, we suppose a
man TO have INDUCED in the
vice of earning living to only
a limited extent, consuming
only half the time we estimat-
ed in our calculations and de-
voting the other half to mis-
ceuaneous pursuits, he might
have attained the following
goals by the time he reached
the age OF 20:
Saw 10000 half-hour telc-
vision programs and heard
484,80O minutes Of detergent
vitamin and deodorant COM
mercialS.
Witnessed 4O,40o two-hour
sports telecasts.
Learned to dance in five
days or got his money back
1928 times.
Drunk only 324,2OO cups Of
coffee and smoked only l6l,-
600 cigars.
Spent only 10000 hours il
the courthouse or crosSroad:
store.
Yes, he might have had thi.
vast array OF enjoyment an
still made a living, with tn,
consolation in his old age D
having lived a happy life anc
being a wiser but no bette
fellow.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Pee Dee Scouts
Expect Biggest
Year In History

According 10 Henry Shelor Cf
Sumter, The Pee Dee Area
Council, Boy Scout Explorer Re-
'atta is set for the biggest year
in the SIX year history of this
event.
The regatta will be held at
Camp Schelor on Lake Marion,
Santee Cooper, March %, %,
and 80, and is for explorer
scouts, an explorer is a young
man IA years old and up, ana
their adult leaders.
The program of the reg tia IS
planned for maximum appeal &c
Boys who fall in the explorer
age group.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20

70 get these privileges, for good =.
ness sake let's take advantage
OF them and try TO behave our
selves properly.
me Friday assembly program
was presented by the ninth
grade Those participating were
Martha Norris and Douglas
Rocks.
BY the way, Mrs. Granger
Joan and ]. R. really go for your
cake.
Well, time has run out and
must go, but have enjoyed i,
the most See you next week.