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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-09-27
ShoIom Appoints
Teochinq Stuff

First 1857 classes of the Temple
Sholom religious school will follow
10 a. m. registration Saturday at
the Jewish Community Center.
The teaching staff includes Mrs.
S. Cooper, pre-school; Mrs. ".
Marder, kindergarten; Mrs. j.
Lowenstein, first grade; Mrs. J.
Francis, second; Mrs. M. /. Cohen,
third; Mrs. P. Friedman, fourth;
A. Siegel, fifth; Mrs. M. Trager,
sixth; N. Brooks. seventh; Mrs. j.
Spitalney, eighth; Rabbi Malcolm
Cohen, confirmation.
Substitute teachers are Mrs. M.
Hurevitz, Mrs. e. Kostant, Mrs. M.
Krissman, and Mrs. 1. Smith.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-09-27

cludes chapter presidents Sheldon
Miller, Marty Pavell, and Sherman
Bendalin. Secretary is Bruce Gross.
Committee chairmen are Gary Ad-
Ter, bank; Ken Waldman and Jim
Kaufman, decorations; Alvin Bend
er, entertainment; Marshall Ram
ras, prizes; Norman Marcus, pub
licity; Bob Kiely, refreshments,
and Joe Gross, tickets.
The entire community is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-09-27
AZA Sets Yom Kippur Dance

Three AZA chapters-Leo S. Ber-
ney, Jack ]. Kempner, and Stephen
S. Wise-will present their annual
semi-formal Yom Kippur dance at
8 pm. Oct. at Temple Beth Is
rael. Benny Bentfield and his or
chestra will provide the music.
Entertainment is planned and re-
freshments will be served on the
patio.
The arrangements committee in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
"A VOTE MEANS A LOT

Town commissioners and tn e
mayors post are thankless jobs but
not always is it a matter of someone
doing a job that no one else wants.
There has been i'll the past a keen
interest in our town government and
the elected officials seldom escape
without a battle for the office.
In this we see healthy situation.
By virtue of having more candidates
than offices to fill, those who are
victorious have to some degree an
obligation to perform their duties in
an exemplary manner.
This has happened for several
terms in our community. The Board
and the mayor have worked diligent-
ly in the interest of the people. Com
parison proves and our town has en-
joyed several consecutive successful
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Editorials . e.. .

administrations. Many major improve
ments have been made. And the citi-
zens have enjoyed greater services
than ever before.
While there has been a reluctance
on each political aspirants part to
file for the office, we are certain that
enough candidates will present them
selves to insure race.
Everyone has an obligation to his
community to serve if he is qualified.
The only way one can serve is to file
and let the people be the Judge.
The progress of the community
hinges on the election of men who
are willing to devote long hours in
thrashing out problems that are in
herent in any growing town.
Ascertain today that you are a
registered voter and plan to cast your
vote on June IL.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME

, statesmen have loQg called Mrs. Mary Todds "a
nome away from home" and now know the reason
?, Last week, the painters and carpenters played
hurricane Hazel with our house and we moved 10
Mrs !odds for few nights.
statesmen gather on the back porch for a nightly
exchange OF stories and occasional between-mea Is
SNACK II their home as long they stay and what
oetter nducement for staying at place than to have
1t as your own home.
Those who marvel at Mrs Todds ACCOMPLISHMENTS
would be even more amazed if they knew that the
large roomlng house once a five-room home
. she loves to do things for other people - th IS
the beauty of it ALL" remarked one salesman who
snareS our deep admiration for Tabor Ctys best good
will builder e0'o
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
POLITICS BEGIN TO STIR

howard HARRISON had the honor of being the
urSt candidate to file for the coming election He is
seeking the mayors post.
Undoubtedly there will be a race the town
politicans love race too much to have the mavor
elected unopposed.
r. II mere Is race for mayor whoever opposes
Toward Is really going to have to beat the bushes
NOW that Howard has head start he won't let I'D
don care whether there is a race or not Howard
mas the sincere desire and that's much better than
ilhg Tor the post just to provide opposition
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

a little what a great deal means"
When our children were teen
ayers one of their crowd cut
that statement to Il can gather,
or If you can gather" and said
about the same things we had
said to each other with If you
try you can tell from little
what a great deal means" The
words of the Bible speak God S
message To each generation. AS
Dr. William L. Ellis wrote, The
Bible is forever the most upto-
date book in print. Every new
est human need finds its re-
medy in its old pages" II We
could only so live that youth
could see the Word living in us
rather than be told our personal
Interpretation of the Word the
Bible would become more mean
lngful 10 youth. More and more
| am amazed that even though
We So icebly manifest the Chris
tian way in our social customs
our business practices and some
times even in our religious acti-
vitles. Jesus takes our little liv-
ing and accompliShes so much
through weak "earthen vessels
80 shall my word be that
soeth forth out of my mouth: /,
shall not return unto me void
but il shall accomplish tina,
which | please, and It shall
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
SOMEONE HAS TO LOSE

I've become addicted to contests. And when con-
tests aren't in season. I'm addicted to sending COW
Tor Life In These United States to Readers Digest
II can believe the thoughts suggested by beSnr
ignored by Readers Digest, then l must have less
humorous situations occur than anyone else in the
country. " '''
AT the moment, to prove my point have in the
mai three entries to Readers Digest, a chance on
cadillac and an entry in the Pontiac contest which
pays winners Pontiac
Inc only thing don't need is the Cadillac But
at the moment I'm worried that might win it.
thoughts of winning it were dominating in n,
decision not to enter the contest that paws off n
swimming pools couldn't fathom owning swimming
pool larger than the house in which | live
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Love For
Living
By-Leland s. Hungerpiller

Mr.. David Wells, pastor of
The West Huntsville Baptist
Church said he was taking some
teen-agers TO a meeting when a
new model car passed them. One
boy said to another, Dig that
cool, crazy convertible! It's a
dog! Snazzy snuff, don't you
think Cat? MIR. Wells thought
the speaker meant that he
thought the new model convert
BILE was beautiful. That he would
rather be riding in it than in
Mr.. Wells Chevrolet. AS the
years come and go teen-ager'
seem to speak a language all
their own. When | was a teen
ager VIC heard aunt Lottie. Mo-
theirs old Negro helper say,
Honey, If you try, you can tell
from a little what a great deal
means When challenged about
statements made or why we had
formed certain conclusions we
often replied, Il can tell from
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

GOLF Friday of last week fleet hauling
from the dragine the greens golf
course that's rapidly taking shape anyone doesn't
believe costs money to build such might
that the combined ragne the labor
toaed Just about dollar day resulted H.
about $500 cost 1t becomes obvious don't
happen 1t takes lot OF effort and thus lot money.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
BROILER SHOWS

CLEMSON - Siyty-nine All
members exhibited birds in the
3 district All broiler shows held
in Huntsville May 7, Columbia
May s, and Greenvlile May 9.
Twenty-Five entries were exhibit
ed at Columbia, 80 at Hartsville
and Is at Greenville.
All birds in the shows were
Matched on or after March II
and were processed Tuesday, May
:, except those in the Savannah
Valley district, which were pro-
cessed Monday, May 6. The birds
were s weeks old when dressed
Each contestant brought az
entry of ! birds to be processed,
of which the 6 best were judged
Judges for the shows were NJ. A
B oone, associate poultryman
Clemson, and Walter A. Tutcn
extension marketing specialist
Columbia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
ORCHID OF THE WEEK

\, orchids of the week go to Miss Ann Brooks
McGougan who received her Masters degree this
week end at East Carolina College
WASH so much her receiving it as it was the
lH:i lhat she completed her work for the degree ny
driving to East Carolina each week end dIring flo
past year "
Not many people so dedicated to the cause
of education.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
PlAlN
TALK
BY AL HARRISON
POINT WELL TAKEN
BY AL HARRISON

FOLKS can condemn a man for drinking all tbor
want but it has its advantages so remarked a ma
last week. " man
He defended his stand
"A couple of drinks can make mighty rich t,,
out of plumb poor people," -'N'
The biggest fool in the world is the man who
knows it and won't do anything about it.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
c. GARLAND SAYS:
What Is Estate Planning?

Estate Planning for an individual is to use the
accumulated properties you may have such as
Sash' BONDS, Stock, Real Estate, including Social
security and various other assets in coordination
win the Life Insurance you now have or NAV
need to do the following: '
l. Leave enough cash to settle your outstanding
oongatlons at your death (This is called an
Estate settlement Fund or Cleanup FunG
Mhlch would pay last illness, Doctors Nurses
hospital, Funeral Estate or Inheritance Taxes
neSS.) '"
. an emergency fund for your family This
iund would be used by your family in the
future years tor any unexpected emergencies
mat would require a stable amount of cash
g. An additional fund for your children,s edu.
Catoh' his would be paid to your children
during Grammer School, High School and
College years. anu
- An income to your wife until the younqas,
.nilu mas lhlshed college, then guaranteed
mummy income to your wife for the balance
of her life
o. II you are still living at retirement age. All
El 'he ABOVE funds that would have provided
ioI your 1a1nlly, can now be used to give Won
ana your wife very substantial guaranteed
monthly income for life Your Social Security
can oe used to supplement this.
we Will be glad to do this for YOU without ary
obligation cost
". Garland Fowler Life Insurance
Agency And Associates
r. THELToN BOYD mn, un,our
JOHN II. WARD . wn,uhi
Lie insurance Insured Savings Plan Estate pl.n,;nz
""''''es . Retirement Plans Mortgage Insurance =
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

ROCK HILL-A special three
week workshop in physical edu-
cation will be offered at Win
throp College July 1923:
The program is open to men
and women and carries three
hours graduate and undergradu-
ate credit.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Carers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter


water angling The sheephead fishing has good
those folks who like who the sheephead
tiers know that they the bait without
ing it. It's situation which the fisherman needs the
line
folks who likes to fish sheephead the old wreck
Little River inlet Even likes it so we'll he
went out there in December Caught three then
This fishing around the wreck interests but the
get to it dscouraging. awhile
awhile then wade through the distance the
yards have to swim with all fishing
the wreck You then perch yourself the wreck and fish
hoping all the while that big doesn't along and
wash you right out in the
Folks will do lot take punishment to
the tug of a fish on the other end of the line
SPELLING BEE: Raymond and w w
Woody have the distinction being the Rotary Clubs
meeting last week and elected to have
Jack Strickend choose sides for a spelling match.
McGougan had a 1914 Blue Back Speler and from
down after few words but not the ujse and wood re
spelled them correctly side
won 1t was called draw in the interest
was a unique program and that enjoyed
than most of the speakingtype
clubs often have!
GOLF Friday of o. was hauling dirt
from the dragine greens at the golf
course that's now rapidly taking shape Now
believe it costs build they might note
that the combined cost OF the trucks the dagn
!uSt ABOUT collar minute ten hour day resulted
about $500 cost becomes obvious that
happen 1t takes lot OF effort and thus lot money
MOVIES: Bobby CBeievc-It-or-Non Rtppy manages the
F theatre here and has done months
He has been assigned as long as his
chain has ever kept Tabor rolls along
If
he te!eVsion shows that at time folks believed
the theatre business
Proof that Bobby be
Ine contest the theatre chain accounting
Bobby Ritz audience put him in f,rb
place 2mong the That's right high
position anybody'S league
PRIZE We have of award again This tins
we cont know whether third and for inst
"a Is for but the National Association has inform
ed the staff that would something the annual
venron Francisco Cal June So We Of co,rsc can,
Nt any Such long Jaun but interested what
and for what
Avert4 Fears has Womcns Volunteers The Ieaer
o'o ner her gas mask wasn't she wash,
wearing " VASE
One OF ifes greatest Establishments Is to start the season
with 4 good CantalOupc
4h!t Is virtue that wished ancestors had praccsd
more o! 50 that so much wouldn't forced on LIS nov
Money may not be everything good lead on what
ever Is place. " ~
If wOman'S place IN the home yvhv do N. sr,o,,oLi,
manufacturers do all IN their keep OF 7
Yes you're right The purse the Kentucky I,v rapr.
sented the 1922 'NP->
uhe nd yet there people who there Is nothing for
which TO be thankful '3 to'
The full dinner pail doesn't worry US now It's the size
the charge. 40 viz SIZE u
Strange as 1t may when woman accepts mans lev,
she usually returns il. '7 NV
philosopher has said wasn't for the troubles We n -.
we would all be satisfied be miserable Mavbo tbas
is happy ' Ns" '0u''es u Keep
me Legislature practice Of mind reading IN
~ 'ouhues Can 1t now do something about speakins7
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

prosper in the thing whereto
sent it," Isaiah SSH.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19
State Director Visits Local
Junior Woman s Chapter"

The Virginia Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs director of junior
clubs was entertained in Farm
vile last week, when she spoke
at the Junior Womans club
luncheon
Mrs. Luke B Russell. Of Abing-
don. spoke on The Advantages
Of Federation Membership" at the
juniors annual luncheon meeting
at the Longwood College tea room.
Other guests at the luncheon
were Mrs. T w. Bloomfield, Wo-
mans club vice president and
ms. Shelton Whitaker. Junior ad-
wiser
Mrs Russell, The mother Of two
children, is third vice-president
Of the Virginia Federation and
has served as state stamps chair
man. She was district president
Of the juniors from 1854 to 1866.
Mrs J NJ. Fleetwood. president
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19
observation-disclosures Bride
OfPercySinapson Webb, T.

The marriage of Miss Kathleen
Joy Sullivan, daughter of MI. and
Mrs. James ClaGd Sullivan. Of Pow
hatan, to Percy Simpson Webb, Jr.,
son Of Mrs. Ella Simpson Johnson,
Of Powhatan and Mr. Webb, took
place March Is at 7:30 pm. in Red
Lane Baptist Church, Clayville
Rev. Hiram D. Anderson offici-
ated
The bride, given in marriage by
her fathe., wore a gown Of Chan
tIly lace and satin with lace
bodice, designed with a scooped
william F watkins, Jr.. til e
Misses Carrie Spencer and Portla
Spencer, and the Misses Nancy Wat
kins and Patsy Watkins attended
the funeral Of Mrs James H Forbes
in Buckingham Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19

The Cherry Grove Society Of the
Children Of the American Revolu-
ton held its first meeting as an Or
ganized society on Tuesday. March
H. at the home Of MIS-. r. A. Will
moth
Three new committees were ap-
pointed the Ways and Means com
mittee the chairman Of which viii
be Lee Putney. the Scrapbook com
nittee with Lucy Scott Lancaster
as chairman and Approved Schools
committee with Ann DeMuth as
chairman
The Scrapbook committee viii col
lect chppmgs from the papers and
exhibit them at the state conven-
ton next year The Approve
Schools committees of the CAR
and OAR sponsor schools for
mountain ana mderprivilesed boys
and gnls
John Molnar Lee Putncy and
Mary Lancaster were appointed tC
decide upon a program Of work fol
tie following year to be submitted
to the Society for Its approval in the
April meeting
Three new officers have been ap
pointed They are Lee Putney vice
president Bill Wilson. color bearer
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19
Club Calendar

Nora Lancaster Garden club -
Tuesday March 10, $50 p m.
with MIS-. Winston Noel. Nina
ture arrangements Bushes S
meeting
American Legion auxiliary, Jack
Garland Unit - Tuesday March
10. Gas p. m, Fellowship room Of
Methodist church Dinner meet
ING. celebrating birthday Of Leg
ion
Women of the Moose Tues
Say March 81, p. m, at the
Moose lodge,
Social Hour Home DemonStra-
ton club - Wednesday, March
20. at 1870 D. m, with Mrs. Louis
Snow.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19
Barrett Phillips
Wedding in Richmond

The marriage Of Miss Frances
Anderson Phillips, Of Charlottes-
willie, daughter of Mi. and Mrs.
James William Phillips, Of Rich
mond, to Carlton Alexander Bar
rett, Jr, Of Pennington, son Of
Mrs. Mildred Barrett. of Sewick
ly. Pa, and MI Barrett, of Pitts
burgh. Pa, took place March Is in
the Second Presbyterian church
Chapel in Richmond
The Rev, FREDERICK H Olert Of
ficiated
Mrs. william Rudelle Pulliam
Of Richmond was her sisters ma
tron Of honor. and the flower girl
was Robin Rose, formerly of
Richmond. and now Of Ears, Pa.
William H. Baldwin. of Farm
vile, was his brother-inlaWs best
man Groomsmen were William
Rudelle Pulliam. and It. jg
Bruce Russell, y. s. Navy, Of Arl-
'ngtOn
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19

CT the Farmville juniors. enter
tanned Mrs, Russell, Mis- Whit
aker and Mrs. Robert Burger at
a d nner at Longwood House
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Russell was also guest of
honor at a club coffee hour We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. w
A. Watson, III.
At a business meeting held fol-
lowing the luncheon. Mrs. w. A.
Watson, III, and Mrs Claude
Pritchard were elected delegates
to the Alice Kyle district meet
ing in Lynchburg April 3.
Mrs. E. M Pairet was named
alternate delegate
Delegates to the Virginia Fed
GRAFTON of Woman's club conven-
ton in Roanoke April 80 to May
? will be Mrs, Howard Ferguson,
Jr., and ms Cary Noblin, with
Mrs. O. w Harper as alternate
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19

Week end guests of the P T.
Atkinsons were the Misses Peggy
Thomas and Judy Hilton, Of Rich
mond and Miss Ann BosWorth. of
Ave, EFT College in Danville.
Miss Dell Lacy, of Randolph Ma
con Woman's College in Lynch
burg. attended mid-winter dances
at Hampden-Sydney College during
the week end and was a guest in
the home of Mrs. Emmett R. Elliott
Mrs Joseph w Whitfield, Mr. S.
Graves H. Thompson, Mrs. Julian
Lane, Mrs. j. B. Massey and Mrs.
Joseph B Clover attended the sixth
district meeting of the Women of
the Church of the West Hanover
PIcsbytery in Appomattox | a t
week.
Mr., and NJ S. Walter Urben ac-
companied a group of Longwood
College students to Lynchburg Fri
day evening, where they attended
Istomlne piano concert.
Ms. L. d. Jacobs was the guest
If her sisters, Mrs. j. r. Meadows.
Mrs. l.. B Brooks. Mrs. c. H. Tuck
and MIS-. w A. Tuck. in Roanoke
last week
MS. S. W. Putney will leave
Tuesday fer Norfolk, where she will
attend the state convention Of the
Women's missionary convention
Mrs Putney is second vice president
OF the business Women's section Of
the WINS of the Baptist church.
Mrs Charles Hall Davis. Jr.. was
the week end guest Of her daughter.
Mrs Charlotte Davis Moore, in Lex
ingt0n
Second It. William A Moon Jr.,
is spending Today leave with his
mother, Ms. Frances G. Moon. He
has been stationed at Lakeland Air
Force Base in San Antonio. Tex.
and is to report March 20 to Stall
ings Air Force Base in North Caro-
lima for primary flight training.
Foster B. Gresham spoke to Dis
trict E, Virginia Education associa-
ton, teachers in Danville Friday
Mrs Farrar Shelton VIII leave
Tuesday for Lake Worth, Fla. to
spend several weeks with c r
mother, Mrs. C. r. Borden.
Mrs. T G Hardy is spending this
week at her home here. She has
been IN Richmond where Dr. Hardy
recently underwent surgery at Medi-
cal College Hospital.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19
Miss HiX Tapped
BY Honor Society

Mary Elizabeth Xix, Of Pros
pect, editor-inchiet Of the Uni
versity Of Richmond literary mag
azine. has been tapped into Pi
Delta Epsilon, honorary journal
ism society.
A senior at Westhampton Col
Iege, the women's division Of the
University, Miss HIx is president
Of the English Club, debater,
and chairman of the eyaluation
committee for last months Re
ligious Emphasis Week
She is the daughter of MI. and
Mrs T c. Xix, of Prospect.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19
Miss Bell to Mary
Albert Lee Turner

Mrs Ernest Wedgin Bell. of
Cheriton, announces the engage
mint of her daughter Rebecca
Caroline Bell. to Albert Lee Tur-
ner. son of Mr., and Mrs. John
Hamilton Turner, Of Haysi.
Miss Bell is the daughter Of
tie late Ernest W2dgin Bell.
Mr., Turner, who served with
the Army in Europe and is a
graduate Of VPI. is with the Vir-
ginia department Of agriculture
a July wedding is planned.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19
Highway Safety
Is HID Club Topic

Safety on the Highway" was
the topic Of a short talk given BY
Mrs. Paul McLelland Friday at
the Worshanf Home Demonstra-
ton club meeting
A collection of pennies for
friendship was taken at the meet
ng held at the home Of MIS-.
John Spencer and demonstra-
ton on Hard Coverings for Floor
a-a {TorA Counters vas 3 G.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19
Discusses
Flower Arranging

Miss Edna Putney discussed
Fundamentals and Techniques OF
Flower Arranging" Friday at the
Weyanoke Garden Club meeting
in the home of Mrs. John warner
In the line arrangements, US
ing yellow flowers, Mrs Wayne
Harper won first prize, Mrs. j. O
Parker, second; Mrs. w B Wall
third. and Mrs. John Warner hon
0rable mention