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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
NEW CENTER-nAI.L. 3.bedrm ri

81 Cleaning white. extra
long rambler; center hall. l6x,i
W. 70 rnl Nith fireplace enormous
quarters or den with bath, OF
breezeway. Dashboard heat. full
bsmt. attached garage: lovely knoll
With circular drive. 80 minutes
from Washington. Herndon area
Widows sacrifice at SIN, moo SEE
today call ia 2-4sOO, WRIGHT
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EXCLUSIVE

Lovely 3-yr -oid Belle Haven ram
bier large liv rm.. formal din. nm
exra-large de luxe kitchen with
eating space. 4 bedrms, 2i5 baths.
finished rec room and 2-caF ga
race. only S34 son
Town g. Country Realty
TIE. 6-l415 q TILL, Q
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\. NO BETTER TIME

than nov TO bug that home you
have been planning 10 but eouldn't
because prices we're 100 high; let
US show you how. with a low down
payment and By assuming owners
GI loan. YOU can own this house
cheaper than YOU can rent Nv.
nm. din. rIn, med kit with gar
base disposal and automatic wash
er. > bedrms, u baths. only . yrs
old; al-bYick rambler with caFport.
on nice level lot payments only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

.WNsI-o u HOuHES - large
screened pch. and ) bedrms. are
only . Of the outstanding features
OF THIS Riyerdale Park home. close
10 az cow and perfect for ERGO
only Sll,95O, on easy terms ".
+. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-l400 I'll
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PLENTY OF ROOM in this e-bath
bSmt; clean as pin ihroushout
8 tedrms, with rossible ith
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co
UN -liB6 WA ~REES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

Inv. rm. with din. area. large kit
with din. area, tile bath: nice level
yard. Assume 4ec Gil loan, Sl,500
down, priced at $l2,95O DILLON
LAND Co, JE. 4-IOlO
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RAMBLER WITH TREES, and 10

this 2-hedrm. rambler with garage
Table space in kit. separate din.
rm, good old-fashioned h.-w.h.,
stove and refgr. included. Price
only $4,000. easy terms, JAMES
C. CONLEY d co, APP. 1-92qn.
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$500 On. and pick UP payments
cute, white frame bungalow. twin
SIZED oedrmS. big EQUIP. kit. with
space galore; storm windows: auto
washer. Quick possession PRINCE
Ns .U FEOpERTlES, The super
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FIRST OFFERING Of this ioyeiy

FIkST OFFERING d this lovely
rambler containing liv. rm. with
fireplace. sep. din. rm.. kit. side
one floor: full hsmt. with knotty-
pine rec. room oil INV. neat;
spacious yard, on dead-end street.
within > blocks of Riverdale road
shopping center Priced right al
Si3.500 with only $1,000 down.
Call III 5 pm. WA $4,000.
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3 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS-Beautifui
country club area OF N. Arlington
is the location for this lovely all
brick family home with a @4xf6
living I'm a formal dining fm..
downstairs as well as bath; 3 huge
bedrms and another bath up lovely
finished rec. rm with frepl. and
another bath. To TOP IL all. addi-
tional bldg. lot which can be solo
ioE - 900 Trees Fulie price, SOD
300 The DARBY co, IA. 1888.
NnaR a
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At LhsI kEADY NOW. 4 3-bed-
can afford Separate dining room.
hreplaee; completely modern kitch
en- with space for breakfast set :
huge basement with garden en-
trance. Only Sl7.s5n with FHA
financing available. THFRF ARE
ONLY 3, SO DIAL QUICKLY ia
1.nO90 REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC 2"22 n. Glebe tof Lee hwy }
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR RENT
LOCO n. INQUIRE al liquor store,
32ub Tuxedo I'd, Tuxedo, Nd
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REDUCED to sell. By OWNER. See
II TO appreciate; 3 bedrms,, lge
lily nm. full din. rm., full hsrnt
,nnl, ceramic hath; mr.. every
thing. Lovely neighhors. Upstairs
children. No appointment neces.
sary. Come and see Ais Hovd
ave, TakomA PARK: S1S rsn
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BURToNsNmLE-25 rolling

i3-ACRE FARM, conveniently To-
Gated TO Washington or Baltimore.
fronting q. s. 40: modern, Broom
house, barn and other buildings in
good condition. Ideal for horses
Sale by private owner. Appoint
ment only Phone SykeSville, Nd,
4a3-J. or 3TS-J-3 IOs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

BEAUT. McLEAN-So rare q md
on today's market Center hail.
64-ft, rose brick rancher. Liy
din, rm., whale o! a big Kit. with
all WESTINGHOUSE equip. really
nice bedrms. with 4th possi-
oillty, most attrac. recr. rm with
firepi. att. gar. heavily wooded
lot on a quiet dead-eRd street.
Assume huge lst trust. S6,p50
down payment will handle. This
won't lastl Tel JE. 3-@Da3 I'll 10
pm. VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY,
INC. 6S7S Lee hwy. ,off West
At
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FOUR;BEDRM. BRICK within walk

ing distance Of q. Of Md -Eouipped
kit. full bsmt lge. porch. storm
windows; Anchor fenced lot: ,
blocks TO shopping and transp. 4
WONDERFUL place for children Only
q 5oon' bukCH REALTY co. TO.
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N. ARL., BY OwNER-7-room, .
bath brick Colonial. list A., lRe. liv
rm. with flrepl. sep. din, rm..
screened porch, kit. den and bath;
md A., 3 bedrms and bath rec
I'm in bsmt. $4,000. KE. 6-aI1S,
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aRLINGTON,s FINEST LOCATION
inston Golf and Country Club.
This distinctive and charming
Colonial home has ) big bedrmS
3 tiled baths. beaut, spacious
asks liv. rm. with firepl, sep. din.
rm. with ample disable wall space.
equip kit, with breakfast area;
large paneled rec. rm. in full bsmt.,
att gar; lifetime slate roof. All
this for only $3.50 down total
price S2a, 800. Call now for appt;
REALTY. INC. 6S7s Lee hwy ton
Westmoreland), Arl., Va, Multiple
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

HOME WITH INCOME
Cut down your hish cost of living
Rent the BEAUTIFUL, PRIVATE
APARTMENT WING built on this
home. It's complete with kitchen
and bath and has its own furnace,
The main residence is a CHARM :
ING, THREE BEDROOM BRICK
HOME WITH FULL BSMT., 2l-ft,
screened porch and other extras.
This dual residence is set among
stately elms and large dogwoods on
a magnificent Handicapped level "a
acre lot in good neignborhood. VA
CANT. Let US show YOU how = fam
lies can live in harmony. VA
APPRAISED, ST. $50; very reason
able terms
Parker, Smith & Donnell
IA. 7-8817, IA. 1851 (Eves.)
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a.BEDRM. BRICK. mr.. Baltimore
treeway; big liv. nm. sep din rm
equip. kit; end bath roushed in,
screened porch and 2-car gar
Nl3.950, FILA or assume loan
PRINCE GEO PROPERTIES. The
super Market OF Homes, APP,
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. RMS, INCL. DEN and sep. I'M,
for only Sl1, $50. Full bsmt.. wood
ed lot; near Defense hwy. and the
freeways.. Terms AS low as 81, 500
down. Cali I'll : pm, WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO. INC.
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FALLS CHURCH--You can assume
a. lse. Asa Gil loan when you puT.
chase this 2-yr.-old, 3-bedrm full
bSmt. rambler in very desirable
loc. Transp. at door. A. L. MILL
CAN. JE. 3-T5JI
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FALLS CHURCH. st. James area,
Sl4,750: assume Ice. 4iasc loan,
$50 mol 1T, liv. rm.. flrepl,,
screened porch. din. rm., full bsmt
and rec. rm.; ~ 1T. master bedrm. :;
lg7-tt;. cor. handicapped lot. OWN
En-. lE A-nlo1
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Coe on beautiful landseaSed lot
tuH bsnli. with rumpus rn and
PAT screened porch. black Tor
driveway and detached gar EXTRAS
galore. Sl3,150. FLA or GI terms
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES The
super Market of Homes. APP. =
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OWNER OF LARGF VA FARM vii

I.EHaRUL VI HNW WI
grounds: modernized: 3 bedrms., :
baths, etc; 20 mi Warrenton. in
hunt country Ideal retirement
home. long lease possible. Write
Box SS-Z. Star
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LOVELY BRICK CARE COD-Lee.

NV, rm., din, area, equip. kit. 2
bedrms. tile bath, eXpansible attic.
Ice fenced yard, close 10 transp' /:
Sl0A5n. easy terms. Ewes. WE 3.
80, HE. 4-350a, W. w. LEWIS.
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md OF ENCmANTMENT - d

LAND or ENcHANTMENT - Old,
handicapped grounds set on thi,
handsome tapestry brick rambler
Features private screened porch
gracious living room. separate din.
Ing room, 3 double bedrooms Lover
level has huge play area with enc
fireplace and private garden en-.
trance. Sale price. S29,2an with
S3ahOO cash required Call ia
..n00O, REAL ESTATE SERVICE
Open nv
CHARM EXUDEs from this N. Arl
NJ the small family who likes h
entertain For the larger famllI
with a larger pocketbook We have
another one. Call NICHOLS, IA
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HLfhhNlJhih
QUAKER LANE

You have a choice OF a .I.bedrm
split-level or a 3-bedrm rambler
with all the nNings. overlooking the
broad Potomac Priced al SD1 a5n
ana $50 200 OPEN noon M DARK
cNery daV. VI nnh G2 QnAknr lnnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

DON'T MISS SEEING this HOLLYWOOD
rambler bedrms.. finished rec
area, roughed in End hath: bis
corner lot fully fenced; garage;
mr. shopping and schools. Price
Slo,2Ao. JAMES c. CONLEY &
CO Ap H.knnN p
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
Huge US. Base In Spain Can Handle A-BOmbers

TORREJON, Spain, R-U. $. airrnen yesterday moved into the first of four huge air bases being built in Spain to handle the atom ic jet -bombers of the Strategic Air Command
 About 1000 airmen moved from temporary quarters in Madrid to this steadily growing base Is miles northeast of the Spanish capital. The Torrejon base will be virtually complete by next sum- mer.
 This largest air base in Spain has 13,400-foot runway, the longest in Europe.
 Planes and other equipment of the US. 18th Air Force will move in soon from Getafe Airport Is miles south of Madrid.
 The $62 million base has under ground ammunition storage facil- ties and quarters for 4,0OO airmen and 800 officers. It is equipped to handle large numbers of bomber crews who will come here from US. Strategic Air Command bas- es for training.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
South Koreans Erect 12-FOOt Bronze Statue To Gen. MacArthur

NICHON, Korea, RAA 12-foot statue in bronze of Gen. Douglas Macarthur was unveiled yester- day at this west coast port where his JUN. army staged it's famous landing seven years ago.
 President Syngman Rhee said in a speech read for him at the ceremonies that the landing was lone of the most memorable feats in the history of warfare"
 The surprise landing broke the back of the invading North Kor- can army and would have spelled complete victory in the Korean War had not the Chinese Cornmu- nists mtervened
 The $7O,0O0 for the statue was raised, by committee of govern ment officials and civil leaders who received donations from Koreans of all walks of life.
 Macarthur was invited but was unable to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
40 Kiloton A-Blast Set Off in Nevada

ATOMIC TEST SITE, New, R -One of the biggest atomic blasts of the 1857 test series flashed across the desert sky at $50 am. today. It. is believed to have had the power equivalent of about 4O,OO0 tons of TINT.
 A deep orange fireball, touched with pink and purple, flared over Yucca Flat. The mushroom cloud so familiar in the tests rose rap idly to about 5O,OO0 feet It was feathery, and ice could be seen forming at the top.
 The stem, consisting of dirt sucked up from the desert floor, was a dirty looking purple. With in five minutes the cloud began breaking away from the stem.
 This 20th shot of the series, code-named Newton, was a de- vice exploded from a balloon tethered 1,50O feet above the test cite
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
 Telephone Strike Starts

NEW YOR K, R-Telephone equipment installers struck across the nation today and their picket lines were honored by thousands of telephone operators.
 However, because of automatic dial systems in most major cities, there were few reports of delays in local service. Supervisory per sonnel manned the long distance lines. There were some reports of delays in those calls.
 The strike began at a.m., To- cal time, spreading from the east to the west coast into the various time zones.
 The installers walked out after last minute efforts failed to bring an agreement in the contract dis pute between the Communica- tions Workers of America and the Western Electric Co., manufactur- ing arm of the American Tele- phone & Telegraph Co.
 The walkout affects 4 states and the District of Columbia.
 A new negotiation session was called for this afternoon in New York City in an attempt to settle the strike.
 In another phase of the negoti- ations, Western Electric and the union reached an agreement on two-year contract covering 10000 distribution and warehouse em- ployes in 31 cities across the country.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
Televiewers Alarmed At Realistic Program On Civil Defense

HARTFORD, Conn, M-Tele- vision viewers in 4O-mile radius from Hartford took for real civil defense telecast yesterday. About a hundred of them telephoned newspapers, the station and Hart ford police in alarm.
 The program showed civil de- fense notion of what would hap pen during an air attack by en- emy planes from the North Pole region. Live studio news reports by announcers were intermingled with film clips showing an Army missile base and the Air National Guard in action.
 Many people apparently did not hear an announcement before the program went on the air that said it was a mock air raid test.
 T had no idea it would be so effective" said writer r-director Dan Morris of WHCT-TV.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
Next Years Eniwetok Tests Will Be Aimed at Perfecting Weapons For Defense Against Nuclear Missiles

WASHINGTON R-A new ser ies of American nuclear tests in the mid-Pacific next year will be aimed at perfecting weapons for defense against missiles with atomic or hydrogen warheads.
 Announcing plans for the new series in the Eniwetok proving grounds, two government agen- cies said yesterday another "im- portant objective of the tests will be the further development of nu- clear weapons with greatly re- duced radioactive fallout ,
 The Atomic Energy Commis- sion and the Defense Department said the United States repeatedly has stated it's willingness to sus- pend nuclear tests as part of a disarmament agreement.
 Until such an agreement is at tained,'' they said in joint state ment, continued development of nuclear weapons is essential to the defense of the United States and of the free world"
 The United States, Russia, and three other nations 10 days ago ended more than five months of disarmament talks. Both sides proposed plans for reduction of arms and suspension of nuclear tests, but the negotiations broke up in disagreement. The U. N. General Assembly, opening new session tomorrow, is expected to discuss possible further steps.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
Delegate Bartlett
 Here Until Tomorrow

Delegate E. l.. Bartlett arrived late Saturday evening from An chorage and has been visiting with his many friends in Nome. He was scheduled to talk infor- mally at the Chamber of Com merce noon luncheon today.
 He plans to remain through to- morrow before continuing on his annual trip through the territory. He may be contacted at the Po- laris Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
Man Found Trapped Inside Burning Plane South of Anchorage

ANCHORAGE, RLA crashed and burning plane with one man trapped inside was found Satur- day evening about 20 miles south of the International Airport by two Anchorage men returning from fishing trip.
 The pair, pilots for Pacific Northern Airlines, landed at the crash scene but were too late to save the crashed planes single occupant.
 They managed, however, to save papers from the plane which in dicated the craft was owned by Robert Stanford, Anchorage. It is believed he was the occupant altho Identification has not been positive.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
Adenauer Wins Immense Triumph

BONN, Germany, R-Chancel- Tor Konrad Adenauer won an inn mense election triumph today and immediately pledged that West Germany would throw "all it's political and moral weight" be- hind the Western alliance.
 The 81-year-old Chancellor was returned to power for another four years in yesterdays voting in a victory so complete that it stunned his neutnal-minded So- cialist opponents and surprised even his own supporters. The Communists in East Germany were glu1n
 His Christian Democratic Union CCDU, which won an absolute majority for the first time in a free German election four years ago, not only retained that major liy Oul ulCI ICdSSo 1I III all OOI- pouring of more than 31 million votes.
 Adenauer's third straight na- tional election victory since the West German Republic was creat- ed in 1949 was a heavy blow to fho Coviot ITpior and tri11r,oY,J, for the United States.
 Fearful of West Germany's in creasing economic and military power, the Russians has pulled all possible strings in an effort to de- feat the -willed Chancellor.
 The Christian Democratic had 14,998,754 votes or 50.18 percent of the total cast. They won 270 seats in the 497-seat Parliament.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
10 Persons Killed In Crash Of
 Northeast Airlines Passenger DC3

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, R-A Northeast Airlines plane, headed for New York thru a soupy fog with 24 persons aboard crashed in mucky Apponagansett swamp just short of the New Bedford airport last night.
 The pilot, co-pilot and eight passengers died in the crash which tore the DC-3 plane apart.
 Thirteen passengers and the stewardess were injured. Five names were on the danger list.
 It took rescuers three hours to reach the scene, just a half mile short of the runway for which it was headed.
 Bodies were flung about in an area 50 yards square.
 Surviving injured and dead were inched out of the swamp by scores of rescuers who bridged mud ponds with fire ladders. The filters were passed, hand-to-hand across these slippery, improvised bridges.
 The last survivor was brought out just before 2 am. As dawn broke, rescuers and investigators saw hats, coats, other clothing and luggage strewn about, some hang ing from shattered tree limbs.
 Wings were sheared from the plane as it cut 6O0-foot-long swath thru trees in it's crash.
 The plane had radioed it was preparing to make an instrument landing but no further word came The craft was pointed toward the instrument landing building when found.
 Rescuers and passengers ex- pressed belief the pilot must have turned off the planes two engines for there was no fire.
 As one person said, ssThe smell of gas was everywhere"
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
Smoky Mountain Bears Stoke Up for Long Winter HibernatiOn

ASHEVILLE, N. e., R-Park ranger Norman Roy says the Smoky Mountain bears, with their long winter Information due to start soon, apparently are gorg ing themselves.
 Two instances reported by Roy:
 While several Boy Scouts looked on helplessly, a big bear entered their camp in the Hazel Creek section of the Great Smoky Noun tain National Park and doWned five dozen eggs and AZ boxes of breakfast cereal.
 And in nearby orchard sev- eral bears climbed the trees, ripped off many limbs, and ate every apple in sight.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
M & M Bank
 Commended for Year of Progress

According to banking publi- cation for the Pacific Coast and Alaska, the Pacific Bank and Business" Alaskan banks had a boost in deposits from $155 mil lion to $163 million in the last half of 1856.
 One of the banks showing a change with a substantial gain is the Miners and Merchants Bank of Nome which is now in 14th place. It became an affiliate of Alaska National Bank of Fair banks about year ago, put the heat on loan portfolio which was boosted by 49 percent for the year. Executive Vice President Jim Manning introduced consum- CT loans, and qualified for FILA and otherwise brought some real banking into the community"
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-16
Dr. WOOdcOck Opens Office At MIMI Hospital

It's safe to get sick in Nome now Dr. William Woodcock of Hot Springs, Ark, arrived Satur- day with Pan American Airways and has opened his office in the MMM Hospital.
 Dr. Woodcock replaces Dr. Fred Langsam who left about two months ago. During the interval the community is indebted to Mrs. Opal Catlin, superintendent of the NIMM Hospital, who has kept a constant vigil over the ills of the community with an open ear and instant alertness. She has made use of all visiting doctors and medical men and women in the vicinity, on land and sea.
 She has promptly dispatched emergency and serious cases to other hospitals where there have been doctors.
 Dr. Woodcock, who was here a month ago to look over the situa- ton, has closed his medical prac- tice in Arkansas to come, up to Nome He says that until the backlog of work eases up here he will be available from g until 12 o'clock in the morning and from 2 till 5 o'clock in the afternoon, six days a week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21
Local Negro Club
Holds Session

The Negro Christmas Savins
Club met THURSDAY night at the
home of Mrs. Rosa Williams
with Mrs. Edith Chestnut pre-
siding
Pretty summer flowers were
used in the decorations for the
meeting.
Refreshments we've served by
the hostess to Mrs. Minnie Will
liamS. Mrs. Bessie McNeeil, Mrs
Edith Chestnut, Mrs. Mable
Jackson, Mrs. Jaunita Bellamy
Mrs. Elneta Rogers, Mrs. Retha
Johnson, Mrs. Ruther Jackson
Mrs. Eldina Rogers. and Mrs
Bessie Johnson.
Officers Of the club are Mrs.
Edith Chestnut, president; Mrs.
RCtha Jackson. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Eldina Rogers. sick
treasurer: Mrs. Bessie johnson
Mrs. Bessie Mcneil are the
bankers and Mrs. Mable Jack
sen. reporter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

ateS have oeen decided upon, d
head chcerleadcr VIII be chosen
from the group.
Immediately after the '57-5s
.cheeleaderS are chosen, they
with their sponsor. will begir
the years work. There are sew
.eral things 10 be discussed, in
GLIDING the possibility of getting
new uniforms. Thee are duties
10 be assigned, ard i practice
time will have To by set for every
day except Sunday, beginning
Monday, August 10Th. and con-
tiruing at least until October the
9Th. A list " rules will also De
drawn up, by which each mcmb-
~ must abide or automatically
be permanently relieved by one
of the alternateS.
Punctuality and practice will
be the backbone CT the newly
elected Tabor City High School
Cheerleadcrs. So lot; be on time
Saturday. August 2ith. at 4:3O.
We Will see you then. Let's get
TIE school spirit mcving,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21
W.S.C.S. Holds
Monthly Meeting

The Woman'S Society Of
Christian Service, Saint Paul
Methodist Church. held the re-
Gular monthly meeting on Tues
day evening with thirteen mem
E"rS attending.
An interesting program was
conducted by Mrs. r. r. Rogers.
Jr. Mrs. Bobby Rippy led the de-
votional on the topic "A Mis-
sionary Pilgrimage TraveIogue".
Mrs. Winston Gore Ihen took the
members on "A Trip To A Mis-
sion Field" through the story of
Evelyn Halloway'S work i II
Puerto Rico.
A business session followed
the program with Mrs Randall
BurleSon presiding.