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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
Class OF 'O7 Meets For Reunion
Is Honored At Commencement

The class of 1907 came home"
to be recognized as the 80 Year
Class" at the commencement exer-
cises in the London High School
auditorium when the 1857 class
received diplomas last Friday
night.
For the past several months,
Brooks F. Beery and Miss Louise
Richmond, both resident members
of the class, took over the job of
getting as many of the original
roster as possible back for "old
times sake" and were successful
in having eleven on hand for the
party.
These arrived at the home of
Miss Richmond on East High ST.,
in answer to her invitation to drop
in for chat before going to Coov-
er Memorial Club House for din
ner: Brooks Beery and Mrs.
Beery; Gideon T. Clark, of Lon
don; Carl F. DeLong and Mrs. De-
Long from West jefferson; Miss
Mary Overturf and her brother,
Louis Overturf from Lafayette, In
diana; Mrs. Geneva Lewis Shelley
from Greencastle, Indiana; Mrs.
Florence Rowlen Ringer from
Cambridge; Mrs. Nell B. Traphag-
an and Miss Cora Gordon, CoIun-
bus and Mrs. Bertha Fields Harb-
age.
When the group adjourned to
the club house they continued rem
iniscing oyer a delicious menu at a
flower centered table with confec-
tions in gold, favors bearing $50
in gold letters.
Interspersed between the "tes-
timonials" of each member, letters
were read from Kyle M. Vance OF
near Toledo; Judge John Emmett
Murray of Chehalis, Washington;
Chester Sheets of Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Mary Jones Purkiser of Day.
ton; Clarence Woosley, London
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Marsh
of Columbus who also sent along q
most interesting letter from their
son, 1t Col. Chester B. Robertson
who is now in Thailand.
The party went from dinner tc
commencement exercises.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
Open Gate Club
Guests Of CataWba

The Catawba Garden Club re-
Gently entertained the members of
the Open Gate Garden Club in the
meeting room of Trinity Methodist
Church there.
Mrs. Roy Grove, president of the
hostess club, greeted the guests
following the business of the day
and presented Mrs. Chester Rob-
erts and Mrs. Edward Cox, who in
terested the members of the two
clubs with their demonstrations of
arrangements using both dried and
fresh flowers.
Delicious refreshments were SER
we'd by the hostesses to Mrs. Ches-
ter Roberts, Mrs. Edward Cox,
Mrs. Grant Woodring, Mrs. Sam
Johnson, Mrs. Ray Leach, Mrs. Le-
land Shipley, Mrs. Lawrence Mil
Ter, Mrs. Robert Wakeman, Mrs.
Robert Buck, Mrs. Robert Arm
strong, Mrs. John Geesling, Mrs.
John Harper and daughter, Lynn
Carol Harper.
Miss Mary Speasmaker of Mi
amisburg spent the weekend with
Miss Dorothy Fisher, East High
Street and attended commence
ment festivities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
EQUALIZATION

1t may be true that aggressive
ness will carry man far in this
world, but he needs education for
ballast.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
.LFWC Luncheon
uesday June II

The London Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs will have a luncheon at
Coover Memorial Club House,
Tuesday, June IL, at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs. Robert r. Richards of Al
ton, world traveller, will be the
guest speaker her topic being
Helpful Tips for Travellers" Mrs.
Donald Farquhar will give a pro-
gram of music from foreign lands.
Members of the federated clubs
are asked to help with the task of
getting reservations by calling the
president of the club to which they
belong as early as possible.
The committee is hoping for a
large turnout of members. On this
are serving, Mrs. Charles Holland,
chairman, Mrs. A. B. Rankin, Mrs.
HI. A. Tyson, Mrs. r. K. Shaw,
Miss Dorothy Street, Mrs. Ogan
K. Stroupe, Miss Mary Connor,
Mrs. c. B. Sifrit and Mrs. Peyton
r. Emery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
Officers OF Phi Beta Psi Are
Inducted At Coouer Club House

An impressive candlelight install.
alton ceremony for new officers oi
Iota Beta Chapter, Phi Beta Ps
Sorority was conducted Tuesday
evening at Coover Memorial Club
House.
A delicious menu for forty -one
members was served at 6:30 o'clock
at tables decorated with arrange
ments of spring flowers and place
cards of gaily decorated miniature
fans. AT each place was also fold
ed card with pictures of Pauline
Welsh and Margaret Higgins" ma
tional grand president and nation
al grand secretary respectively
with a verse Thanks" for the CO.
operation of all Phi Betes during
their two year tenure as national
officers.
Following the dinner, the busi-
ness session was conducted by Mrs.
Robert Halterman, President. Re-
ports of the recent state convention
were given by Mrs. John Deck,
Miss Ruth E. Armstrong and Mrs.
Robert Day. Mrs. Fred Dengler
and her team were announced as
winners in the Sales Tax Stamp
contest and included i'm this an
nouncement was the date of June
25 when the losers in the contest
will put on pot-luck supper for
the winners.
In the report of the treasurer,
Mrs. Norman Heath, she gave the
figure of $828.20 as the amount
given the past year for charitable
purposes. $3.50 of that amount was
given to National and Local Can
Ger Funds.
Installation was conducted by
Mrs John Deck, aided by the re-
firing officers, when the following
were inducted: Mrs. Harold Hun
ter, president; Mrs. James Pena
vice president; Mrs. Donald Nc
Cord, recording secretary; Mrs.
Howard Richardson, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Clyde Goodyear,
treasurer; Mrs. Omer Pope. re-
porter; Mrs. Edgar Yerian, mis-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
Nunner-L
Vous Announced

Miss Lois Alberta Nunner was
married to DIR. VIM. c. Locke by
the Reverend Frank L. Baldwin,
at First Presbyterian Church at
800 o'clock, Sunday May 26.
The families of the couple were
the only witnesses for the cere-
mony. The bride was attended by
Miss Dorothy Nunner, her sister,
Robert ]. Locke, brother of the
bridegroom was best man.
A reception at the London Coun-
try Club at five o'clock followed
the ceremony. After a brief trip,
DR.. and Mrs Locke expect to re-
side on North Main Street here.
DR.. Locke will take over the prac-
tice of DR.. John Hammond, West
High Street who expects to take up
a reSidency in Coumbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07

tress of ceremonies; Mrs. Kenneth
Bardon, New Chapter captain; and
Mrs Robert Halterman, parliament
tartan.
Committees were announced by
Mrs. Hunter and on behalf of the
chapter Mrs. Harold Welsh pre-
sented a gavel to Mrs. Robert Hal
terman, retiring president.
Mrs. Ernest Crouch, Mrs. Joseph
OConnell, Miss Winifred Sheldon,
Mrs. Max Weimer, Mrs. Paul
Jones, Miss Virginia Green, the
committee presented the lovely
centerpieces to Miss Louise Rich
mond, sponsor, who was a guest.
Mrs. Harold Welsh and Mrs. Rob-
ert Halterman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
Class OF 81 Wants Another Party
In '62 Reunion Is Great Success

as Gambill and Mrs. Gambill, Leb-
anon; Mrs. Arnold (Helen Genite)
Abraham and DR.. Abraham, Hud-
son, Mich; Robert A. Harper and
Mrs. Harper, Plain City; Mrs. Inez
Loveless MCGEE, New Market,
Tenn; Mrs. Leland (FranceS Pet
erson) Hicks and Mr.. Hicks, Troy;
Mrs. Robert ruth Prine) Wilson
and DR.. Wilson, Middletown;
Lloyd E. Roberts and Mrs. Rob-
erts, Springfield; Mrs. Robert
DEITY Lou SchlegeD Wood, Grand
Island, N. Y; Mrs. Philip EDNA
WaSner) Rinehart, South Vienna;
Ralph Wright and Mrs. Wright,
Mariemont.
Faculty guests were, Supt. and
Mrs. j. j. Hartley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur II. Hume, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Won Kanel, Miss Dorothy
Fisher, Miss Bess Trumper, Mrs.
Byers Adair and Mrs. Dean Brill.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07

Inc steering cOmmlttee Tor the
reunion of London High Schools
graduating class of 1882 went all
out in the interest of having an af-
fair that would long be remember
ed by those attending. In fact, so
successful were their efforts that
before they broke up last Friday
night after a memorable three
course" event, suggestions were
made that another reunion be held
in five years and that they not
wait for another quarter of a CEN
tury to get together.
To begin with, the decoration
committee had done an outstand-
ing job of be-decking the London
Country Club, scene of the re-
union. Blue and gold, the class
colors were used with numerous
balloons, and iris and yellow roses
in great profusion carrying out the
motif. Place cards were pictures
of the grads" cut from the grad
uation picture.
Preceding dinner at the club
Mrs. Robert Betty Lou SchlegeD
Wood of Grand Island, N. Y, was
hostess for the renewing acquaint-
ance" hour.
The program included Welcome
to the Class and Guests" Virginia
Bell Green, vice president; Toast
master, Judge James F. Bell;
Greetings, Supt. ]. j. Hartley;
"Reminiscences, members of the
faculty; "Extempore", members of
the class.
Souvenir programs tied with the
colors were found at each place
the scroll containing the class ros-
ter and a thumb nail sketch of per-
tinent facts about each member.
The class went to commence
ment to be recognized and then re-
turned to the club where Dick Ba-
ker and his orchestra of Columbus,
played for dancing.
Attending were: Robert Y. AM
rine and Mrs. Amrine, Phoeniz,
Ariz.: Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Eve
lyn MAXWELL Ballenger, both
members, Louisville, KY; Judge
James F. Bell and Mrs Bell, Wal
ter E. Bussey and Mrs. Bussey,
Murray Creath and Mrs. Creath,
Mrs. Cletus margaret Cummins)
Higgins, Mr.. Higgins, Mrs. Doris
Doty Smith, Mrs. Robert eileen
Foreman) Lambert, Mr.. Lambert,
Charles r. Geer, Chester Geer and
Mrs. Geer, Wayne d. Goodyear
and Mrs. Goodyear, Virginia Bell
Green, Mrs. Harold M. Edith
Guthrie) Wood and Mr.. Wood,
Mrs. Donald Margaret Ann Har-
peri Claar, VIM. Hildinger and
Mrs. Hildinger. Betty Ann Muir
ray, Mrs. Weldon Viola Brown
Plymell, Mrs. James Evelyn Pos
tle) Pena, d. Max Price and Mrs.
Price, Mrs. Marjorie Smouse En-
mons, Mrs. Ralph MARY Katherine
Sparling) Matlock and Mr. Mat
lock, all of London; Carl Buehler
and Mrs. Buehler, Mrs. Ben MA
bel Reed Harbage and Mr. Harb-
age, Mrs. John fRowena Shrider)
Burris, Marvin l. Snyder and Mrs.
Snyder; all of Columbus; Miss
Margaret Brown, Long Beach and
Walter Valley, Santa Monica,
both Calf: Robert Burris and
Mrs. Burris. Mrs. c. B. marjorie
McGuire) Rybolt, Cincinnati; Mrs.
Ray (Orpha Galloway Crum, Mr..
Crum. Minis, Mrs. Edward Nor
ma Snyder) Wallace. Ft. Myers,
Mr.. Wallace, Mrs. herman
tGladys Woods) Rightsell, Mr..
Rightsell, Dania. all Florida; Mrs.
Don (Anna Casto) Hix.. Mrs. Low
ell (Helen Peters, Engle and Estyl
Pfeil. all Mt. Sterling; Marion w.
Engard. Fort Dodge. Iowa; Thom-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07

for increase compensation for SER
vice connected disabilities and
spear-headed opposition to non-ser-
vice connected pension libersation.
He was very helpful to the organi-
zation when the AMVETS Bill
H.R. 81, to increase service con-
nected disability payments passed
the House of Representatives on
May 18th.
Congressman Ayres is also an
important member of the House
Education and Labor Committee,
which has held hearings on the
School Construction Bill.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
Mrs. Thiabaut At
Columbus Parties

Mrs. Carl L. Thibaut, North Un-
ion Street, attended the marriage
of her grandson, John Carl kru-
ger son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Kruger, and Miss Pansy Ellen Os-
borne, Saturday, June first at ten
thirty o'clock in the chapel OF the
Glenwood Methodist Church, Co
lumbus.
On Wednesday Mrs. Thibaut
went to Columbus for the COM
mencement of the Kruger's daugh-
ter, Judith Ann, at West Hlgn
school.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jubile Dun
can, Sedalia, are announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Patri-
cia Rochelle, to James Edward
Stuthard, son of Mrs. Joseph
Gregg, London, and the late Solo
mon Stuthard.
Mrs. Stuthard is a graduate of
Midway High School, class of 1855.
Mr.. Stuthard is employed by the
Williams Company in London.
The wedding was an event of
Saturday, January the first.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs
St. Patrick's 5
P-TA Elects

st. Patrick's Parent-Teacher AS
sociation elected officers at the fl
nal meeting of the year last Tues
day evening, with Don Rife, re-
tiring head of the organization.
Mrs. Troxell Laybourne was e.
lected president; Mrs. Robert Bear
man, vice president; Mrs. Dean
Garrard, secretary and Mrs. Dana
Connell, treasurer.
- -
Mrs. Charles Porter of Bloom
ingburg, spent Memorial holiday
at the home of her son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Por-
ter, North Main Street.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Committee
Complete
.ForPool

The committee is now COM
plete for the jointly sponsored
r. c. HARRISON Memorial Swim
ming Pool proposed for Tabor
City.
The three local mems civic
.clubs-Rotary, Civilians and Jay
Gees - each have named three
persons to formulate plans for
the funds campaign. Actual SOL
icitation is expected to begin
within the next two or three
weeks.
Representatives on the COM
Eiittee are: Civitans--Bill Smy,
the, William Shelley and Frank
McGougan; Rotary-W. Horace
Carter, A. Paul Rogers, ST., and
f. w. Fonvielle; and Jaycees-
DIR. Eugene Cook, II. D. Stevens,
Jr., and Kenneth Ray.
A meeting Of Lake Tabor di-
rectors is expected 10 be called
next week to discuss the posi-
bilities Of locating the pool on
property in the lake area.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
County School
Board Approves
FaculiY List

Columbus County Board OF
Education members approved
the list of faculty Numbers thro-
lughout the county school system
last night making IT legal for
this mornings school opening.
Only three schools, all Negro
have vacancies or the faculty
Each of the schools has one vac
fancy.
Other routine business con-
Quoted last night included ap-
lproval of school treasurers ap-
pointed each year from either
the school committee or the
school faculty. Tabor City'S trea-
Surer this year Will be Mrs
Myona Fonvielle, commercial
Instructor.
T. Ward Guy, county school
superintendent. was instructed
to have survey made of aband-
'oned school buildings at Tabor
City Negro School and Farmers
Union. These buildings and lots
will be sold after the proper
legal procedure of advertising
has been concluded
Members beard Preston Doug
las, county school auditor. state
that schools had become big
business. Last year the 81 schools
in the county system had a total
of S427,5993l available for use.
This figure does not include any
money allocated by county
funds.
THE condition of individual
schools showed some improve
ment during the year." Douglas
told the Board.
Douglas, in the sudit, made
comments and recommended
tons to the various schools. He
cited Tabor City School books
as beink in good condition.
Chadbourn Schools purchase
o: an air conditioner costing
$1,000 out Of lunchroom funds
was mentioned IN the report
Douglas questioned the legality
OF such a move but T. Ward Guy
advised that 10 percent OF the
lunchroom money could be used
for equipment. The air condi..
TONER is being operated in the
lunchroom.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Thousands Make
Trek Back To
School Today

Thousands Of school students
answered the opening bell thi,
morning as Columbus County
Schools began the 1888 term.
AS usual, the term began on
a halliday schedule with students
attending from 8 am. to 1 pm.
But there has been a slight
change in plans for the opening
weeks of school. In past years
II was not uncommon for school
students 10 enjoy as much as six
weeks of the short schedule. Last
night, the County Board Of Ed
rcation decided 13 days Of short
schedule was enough.
Regular schedules will begin
on September 10th.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Mallard Presides
Over Columbus
Superior Court

The case "SainSt a Whitcville
-, gro doctor ON charges q! vio-
l1tins state narcotic laws will
be heard huuing .hc next term
o' criminal "ourt I.It gets und-
erway Tuesday. Sept. 3, with
Superior Court Judge Raymond
Nallard presiding. :
DR.. Miriam Muldrow, 46, faces
few charges. Three or frxudu-
lent attempts 10 CHI in drug,
and one for failing 20 keep prop
er drug records.
Other cases to be aired in this
criminal term f court are
charges of assault with intent tc
kill against Pankcy Baldwin
Dock Herring and Pete Hobin-
son.
Fred Ellison, 30, Negro. ans
Nathaniel Cole. %, Negro, face
charges of Storc-bceaking, larc-
cny and receiving, breaking ant
entering, larceny and receiving
These charges are an outgrowtt
Of a series OF Fourth OF July
break-inS in Brunswick, Ole
Dock and at the county school
garage.
Floyd w. Worlcy, Tabor
City area man, faces bigamy
charges. One wife" Martha
Ann Faircloth, 81, ri. 2, Tabor
City. faces trial - fornicatior
and adultery for allegedly liv-
ing with him as his wife.
Some Al defendants are sche-
duled to appear in this term OF
court. Twelve of these transfer
red their cases from Recorder
Court. Six Of these IL are in
volved in whiskey violations.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
]. T. Hardee
Dies Thursday

John Franklin Hardee. ~. died
at his home, 1t. >. Tabor City,
Thursday at 6 pm. after an i'll
ness of six weeks.
Funeral services were held ir
the Dogwood Baptist Church
where he was a member. Satur-
day at 3 PM, the Rev. Dayton
Fowler, the Rev. Frank B.
Haynes and the Rev. p. c. CAN'T
officiated. Burial followed in
Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
FlOssie Fowler Harde; a sn.
j. F. Hardee, Of Whiteville. N. c.;
n daughter. Mrs. Estekene Bos-
well. of Laurel, Md: his mothe .
Mrs. Zellie Hardee, of Loris;
two brothers. Ernest Hardee,
WATERFORD; Wilbur Cordy Har-
dee. Loris; and three sisters
Miss Velma Hardee, Mrs. Eula
Graham and Mrs. Letha Hardee,
all Of Loris,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Tabor City Market
Keeps Price Lead

Tabor City'S tobacco marke
continued to keep farmers happy
this week as they retained tn,
best price average among tn,
North Carolina markets.
Sales through yesterday (rucs-
day. showed a total of 5,763,O2;
pounds of tobacco sold for an
average price of S6O.23.
Through Monday tie Ioca
market price average fer -
season was, according to gov.
eminent figures, "a cents pc,
hundred better than the mex
highest market in the North Car
olina Border Belt. Chadbourr
trIiled Tabor City's average
with S5928.
On one ale markets. Tabor
City continues to iead in volume
Through Monday, the marke'
had sold 5.387.O46 pounds com.
pared with Chad5u'Tn'S $685.
O4U pounds and Fan Bluffs T.
1888 pounds.
Whitevillc had sold d total o.
10 7S7, 269 pounds for an aver
age of S58.-G through Monday:
sale.
Fair Bluff has an average OF
$500 for he season
The season average at Loris is
S59.36 on the sale of 4.683.O5s
pounds.
Tabor City'S average on Mon
day tor 392. 264 pounds was SOB. -
"A. Whitcvllle posted an average
of S63.29 on the sale # l.267.25(
pounds on this weeks opening
day of sales. Fair Fluff had So.
SO average on til" sale of 38l,.
l26 pounds. ChadnCurn had ar
average of S63.77 on the sale o,
.315,62+ pounds
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Youth Dies
From Injuries

Davis John Caswell. 7. OF
Route !, Whiteville, died in the
Columbus County HoSpita'
Monday night from injuries
suffered Sunday when he was
struck by an automobile.
According 10 Cpl. T. p. Hotter,
State Highway Patrolman. the
child apparently ran in front OF
the car driven by Jack DIN. 63,
q: Dillon, S. c. at Sweet Farm
Curve, four miles west of White
vile on US 74-76.
At the hospital the boys ply
stefan sid his death resulted
from multiple injuries to the
head and chest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28

you"
At the time Of the assault
by Soles, Smith said that Loris
policemen would not arrest Soles
on the spot but tool him to 90
around TO the police station.
This gave Clyde chance to
hide the brass knucks he wes
using" Smith said this week.
81 think the people should
know just what kind Of law
enforcement they are getting"
he said.
"As a result Of the beating. I
am still having trouble with my
head and shoulder and unable
to work don't tell anyone
where I an. Ny wife Is working
in Rockingham, but even she
doesn't know my wherssbouts,r
Smith said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Smith Says Officer
Didn't Have Time
To Project Him

Norman Smith, who was beaten
up on the streets of Loris after
Helping State tax agents catch
six operators selling beer on
Sunday, said today that he did
not appear at the trial of Clyde
Soles, who was acquitted. be-
cause a law enforcement officer
had told him to get out of South
Carolina.
Smith said the officer told him
leave South Carolina and don't
come back or Clyde Soles will
kill you"
Smith also said that he went
to another law enforcement Of
ficer and told him that Solee
was after him with intent to
beat him up. The officer told
me, Took out for yourself. We
don't have time to look out for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Haywood 0wnes
Wins $50 Prize
I'm re Celebration

Haywood Ownes of Tabor Civ
had the luckiest ticket of ali
when the Merchants Association
Anniversary Sale came To an ond
Saturday night with the drawiro
for prizes at the Nev Farmers
Warehouse.
Owncs WAS winner of the s5c
trade certificate that will he bor-
ored at any Merchants Associ..
ton member store in town.
Winners of the so trade Ger
tificates were Mac Wright, r.
|, Tabor City; Joe Lancastrr
RI. >, TaEur Ci,y; Lewis Watts
RI. ;. Tabor City: Barbarl
Strickland. Ri. /, Cerro Gordc
and Mrs. VI. 4. Wray. Ri. ,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Lee Case Returns
To Mayors Court;

Recorder Court Judge Sanky
Robinson sent back to Mayors
Court yesterday the parking vio-
latior case involving Leroy Lee.
Lee had originally appealed
the case 10 Recorders Court.
Robinson ruled That some act
ion would have % be taken in
Mayors Court. Then, if the de-
fcndant was unhappy with the
Judgment, he could appeal TO
Superior Court.
1t was understood here today
that Lee planned 10 make dis
position of the case in Mayor
Court.
In other action taken ycster-
day in Recorders Court, TED
Watts, local police officer, was
found not guilty OF assault. A
warrant was taken out several
weeks ago by Maude Long
charging watts with slappina
her.
Watts pointed out in Court
that he pushed the woman away
from him when she tried to int
Ierfare with him while making
an arrest.
Watts had in turn charged
Maude Long with interfering
with an officer in the line OF
.duty. Robinson rendered a YER
dict of not guilty against the
woman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Rainbow Assembly
Plans Installation

The local Assembly, Rainbow
fc0Girls, will hold Il public in
stanation program in the Mas
oEic Hall Wednesday at 8 p. m
announced Mrs. Mae S. Young
Mother Advisor.
Leading the installation will
be Priscilla Granger. Installing
officer; Mis-. Wade Martin
Chaplain: Frank Young, Re-
cordcr: Carol Davis Stevens
MARSHALL: and Jerry Inman Mu-
scan.
eEficcrS to be installed include
Faye TompEins, Worthy Advis-
r.: Hilda Cartrette, Worthy AS
Srciate Advisor with Annette
Ray as protein; Faye Cox, Char
ity. Geraldine Eddings, protein
Virginia Gore, Hope. Judy Nor
rjS, protein: Janice Norris, Faith
Linda Jean Hammond, protein
Elvic Hammett, Recorder, Judy
Nix, protein Linda Vance, treas
urR Frances Norris. Chaplain
Anita Beck, Drill Leader.
Colors - Katrina Holt, love;
Mary Frances Buffliin, Religion;
Lenoir Beck, Nature; Judy Ora
niger. Immortality; Ramona
Fipps, Fidelity; Dolores Porter
Patriotism: Pinetta Granger
Service; Nell Spivey, Confident
ial Observer; Diana Gore, Out
ter Observer; Musician, Jerry
ITman.
social period with refresh
ments will follow the formal
program.