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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-30

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interpreted by all Of tho ssssn bovnd nonchrsi Seien-
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srevnd fe resliy Of divine metaphysics. the
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The Detroit Tribune Publisher does remember the
last movie theatre visited previous TO the Ten Com
msndmenfs"!
WHAT WE ARE DOING TO RESTORE
THE MENTALLY ILL TO HEALTH
By Alton L. Blskesiee free Press)
NEW YORK AP)-An exciting revolution 10 win health
for human minds brewing in laboratories and hospitals
across the nstion.
Astonishing drugs quoting many excited minds,
helping send mental patients home again after
years Of mind-loeksd imprisonment.
Even without such drugs. . few hospitals mendns
the sick minds Of up IS per Of their psfens-when
these hospitals have enough psyehsrsts and other staff
and funds.
Last year for the first time in history mental hospitals
Discharged patients than they admitted. though adj
missions SET . record.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-30
Devil Takes Press

Devil Takes Press
CONTINUED from Page "
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Union Organization and The Devils
Roman Catholicism.
Birds OF A Feather Flock
Together!
IN BOTH CASES. THE DEVIL SEEKING TO
APPEAR TO ACCOMPLISH SECURITY AND life
MORE ABUNDANTLY1
But What lean piekingsl Jesus said: THE KINGDOM
OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND. IT IS WITHIN YOU" in . d.
vineIy scientific. chrsks. spiritual consciousness
And Ny Chosen People. chstks Christian Seisntsts!
the only members Of the human who have gained
substantial realization Of the REAL heaven and EARTH
and creation FLEsHLEss ministerial. spiritual. and
chrsks. SATuRATlNc all space with heaven and eternal
lfsl
free Press, JACK p. BROWN. 50. member Of Local
No. 10. international Typographical Union been
member Of fhe Free Press composing staff for eight
years until six months ago when he moved the
Detroit Times where he employed at the time Of his
DEATH Survivors include his wife, Dorothy three FIVE
daughters. IS grandchildren ;" Burial Emwood Gene
terry In Yale Mich"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-30
free Press THOMAS E. ROBERTSON, AZ, .

custodian the National Bank Of Detroit native OF
Brsntford ONT lived in Detroit IS and had been
with National Bank for ~ years. Survived by wife,
-. burial in Nj. Oliyet Cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-30

Times) GEORGE NEuMANN. 49, Augusta County
township, Washtenaw County, killed uS-23
when his sfruclYa tree. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-30
More Premature Deaths:

free Pressl-"lRvlNc coRBy. gan eeetrones en-
aineer was World War II veteran.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-30
WE INVITE OUR READERS OBSERVATION
AND REACTIONS TO
THE Musical Heart" Gospel
TELscAsr SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. 40.
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We feel they have comforting, musical Gospel OF
Christ religious cultural offering 10 make, preparing nd
reesy many for Gods imperative Christ Second Coming
working mselovsy In Gods imperative Christ Scientist
movement and millennium 70 ill peopIesi
Their lisfie girl Lynda Is most charming fss angel
In human flesh mortal fhovghfl and according 10 her
preacher daddy she has times needed fhs ehsssn-
NC Of the Lord"i frdivine Love'1.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-30

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY.. MARCH %. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16

High style, high quality beouty S. o luxur-
ious Wilton Of rich, deep eoIors lush deep
pile and gracious seuIptured pattern for the
perfect combination Of elegance and long, long
weor
Colors: Rose Beige, Rose,
chuteuu Grey. Aqua.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10
Around Miami /. . .
With DAVE (Mr. swing) BoNDU

the opening Of one of the meet
ings Of new club being formed
called the Hostesses. The member
ship of the club is confined to
lovely young ladies with a pride
In civic activities. The name of
me club, you might forget, but
once have explained the pur-
pose, that / am sure, you won't
forget. The purpose Of the club
II classify as very constructive
with their first big project being:
The construction of convalescent
home somewhere in one of the
surburb of Miami for elderly and
unfortunate Negro people.
To do this the club has in mind
giving benefits and so forth, with
the proceeds going for the ac-
.mpnsnment of their goal. To
this club I would like to extend
an invitation of my services in
any way and at anytime they
might be of use. And sincerely
hope that this feeling will be the
feeling of many Of you.
In town for one week en-
gagement is the very talented
Abbey Lincoln, a young lady
whom I first had the pleasure Of
meeting in San Francisco a few
years ago while she was appear
ing with the Blinl1y Allen Quar-
tet. In three years the rise to fame
for Miss Lincoln has been very
rapid and. hope that the future
will bring even greater success to
such a talented and personable
young lady.
DID YOU HEAR
Marjorie Martin, the lovely
desk clerk at the Sir John Hotel,
IS an impending marriage to her
,hildhood sweet heart, Paul
Tenelle Of Chicago, within the next
three weeks, with the role of maid
Of honor being played by the
ovely Miss Ida Williams. (Aren't
some people lucky?) >
lICE PEOPLE
James Emerson that young man
Ground town with his camera,
Who always has a smile and q
pleasant word and a desire to
desire to perserve your smile with
his camera for nominal fee.
If:
pawn my typewriter there
won't be column next week.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10
Summer Recreation
Program at
Richmond Heights

The summer recreation pro-
gram at Frank c. Martin Ele-
mentary School came to an end
Aug. 2. The six weeks program,
sponsored by the Dade County
School Board, was planned to give
the children many varied activi-
ties for leisure time enjoyment.
Some highlights of the program
were the doll show, pet show,
swimming trips, talent show,
sprinkler parties, visits to the Ev-
erglades National Park and the
Homestead Air Base. We had ia
registration Of, 405 students and
they seemed to have enjoyed
themselves.
To eliminate our activities a
party was given for the entire
school. We would like to public
ly thank the merchants of Rich
mond Heights who provided the
refreshments for the party.
We would give special thanks
to the Til Food Stores and
Dandee Bread Co. who gave all
the hot dogs and rolls.
The following businesses gave
donations: Richmond Heights
Utilities Corp, Taylor's Service
Station, DR.. E. J. Genderski,
Richmond Heights Drugs, Style
craft Cleaners, Harry's Societe
Shopper, Mrs. Thelma Aranha,
Dixie Fence Co., Rockdale Bar,
South Dade T.V. Service. :.
We wish to thank everyone who
helped to make our program
success. The instructors were: Mrs.
Harriet Shootes, Mrs. Sylvia Es-
py, Elston Davis, Thomas A.
Pogue, chairman.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10
Phyllis Wheatley
Art and Social Club

On June is, the State Conven-
ton Of Colored Women's Clubs
met at West Palm Beach; the
delegates from the Phyllis Wheat
ley Art and Social Club were the
president, Mrs. Marie Price, Mrs.
E. O. Saunders and Mrs. Marie
Taylor. Reports given that the
sessions were interesting and in
formative. Mrs. Myrtle M. Davis,
president of the convention was
loud in her PRAISES to the host,
West Palm Beach, for the gracious
entertainment of members and
friends.
On June 81 the members ended
their calendar year by staging a,
picnic at Virginia Key. The same
was well attended by members
and friends. A good time was had
by everyone.
The Sunshine Community Club,
with Mrs. Lucelia Lee, president,
and the Phyllis Wheatley Art and
Social Club, Mrs. Marie Price,
president, entertained Mrs. Es-
tella Myles Williams, former
principal of Holmes Elementary
School at the home Of Mrs. Mar
guerite Everhart at 1876 NV 55th
St., on Wednesday, July 81. Mrs.
Williams presented a film Travel
logue of her visit in Germany and
other countries. Mrs. Williams
was past president of the p. w.
Club and member Of the Sunshine
Community Club. She YVES pre-
scented by Mrs. Annette McNeal.
Many of Mrs. Williams .cersonal
friends were In attendance as
well as large number OF men,
bers and friends Of the clubs.
After two hours Of films and
explanations by Mrs. Williams,
friends eocialized and talked with
Mrs. Williams.
The SUITE President Mrs. Myrtle
M Davis and Mrs. Annette Nc
Neal. art and craft chairman, LETT
FOR Ttasheree for the regional S.
3 Associatdon Of Colored Wo-
men's Clubs. The Phyllis Wheat
lev Art and Social Club viii re-
s,iu,e their monthly meeting IN
September.
7 Fl
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10

EDITORS NOTE: - While ouI
regular coIumnist, Dave Bondu,
Ia on vacation, he has commie-
stoned the inImltable comic, FLIP
Wilson to do a pinchhltting Job
e. FIIppo has really proved
clutch hitter. Read Il and see what
you think. -
COMING AT you:
Three cheers for the guy, who
is loved by all.
Here's to our friend the "But-
terball."
Many of you will find my writ
ing this week of the Butterball
surprising, but the, consolation
that am offering is that you will
not be half as surprised as he will
upon seeing this.
Well Nifty (I'ms sure that you
all know the gentleman's. name is
Milton SInith,) / was over in one
of the corner of the Sir John
Lounge, one Thursday night right
aNter watching your talent show
at the 535 and guess who walked
in, YOU! I never realized that on
this morning I would receive the
answer to a question that had
taken a prominent place in my
curiosity. The question: What does
the Butterball do for entertain
ment? And as / looked and Won
dered, / noticed that you loved to
sing Il can't recall ever hearing
the number you were doing on the
hit parade, and the possibility does
exist that you might have written
it yourself,) but from the atten-
ton that you were getting it was
obvious that you were not the
only one enjoying it. I.believe that
you even rendered a few dance
steps. 1t was quite easy for me to
see that it didn't take much to.
satisfy you. And this ] could un-
derstand, after taking into con-
sideration "all'' that you had Civ
en- to the people Of Miami dur
ing the day. There couldn't have
been too much left. And then I
realized that you had even gone
to the extent of sharing that with
US. Thanks Milton" from me for
EVERYBODY.
AROUND CORNERS
This week in order to make a
change I went up Third Ave, and
my first stop became the Hotel
Carver, and upon my arrival I
found that I was just in time for
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Discount Days
Begin March 70

Bargain hunters are in for .
treat.
Discount Days" will begin in
Tabor City on Thursday, March
% and continue through Satur-
day, April 8.
Spectacular bargains will be
Offered townwide with free
prizes consisting of a bedroom
suite, dinette suite and a cedar
chest. Tickets for these prize
will be available from any mem
Der of the Tabor City Merchants
Association, the sponsoring
group.
II marks the first townwide
promotion of the year for the
Merchants Association and eve
ry member of the group is be-
ing urged by President Ruey
Hewett to participate.
Final action WAS taken on the
promotion plans 1T &hursday
at a special meeting of the Board
of Directors. The plan was out
lined to the group by Director
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20

Claude M. Boyd and secretary
AL Harrison.
The drawing for grand prizes
will be held Saturday, April 6,
It p. m, in front of the police
station. Registrars do not have
TO be present TO win.
Some Of the finest bargains
ever will be offered shoppers in
this area during these Discount
Days. We urge you to plan to
do your shopping in Tabor City
and take advantage of these out
standing money-saving speci-
ais" said President Hewet:.
Merchants planning TO parti-
clpate with advertising in the
special circular that will be
mailed 10 5000 boxholders IN
this shopping area are requested
to have a copy of their special
items ready by tomorrow
Thursday.
Banners, remnants and prize
tickets will be distributed within
the next few days to members
OF the Merchants Association.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Federal Grand Hearing Alleged Conspiracy Postponed Until Anr

New subpoenas will be served
,y the district attorneys office
when the date for the Florenct
hearing has been established.
The Aiken hearing Of the
alleged conspiracy was set
tentatively originally and at
the time u was believed BY
agents that postponement
might be necessary. Results In
recent days have apparently
convinced the authorities that
the April date would be more
satisfactory for all concerned.
Tho long distance between
Horny and Aiken was believ-
ed TO be working some hard
ship on many Of the persons
who had been subpoenaed.
The Florence hearing will re-
suit In less travel and thus
less expense 10 the govern
mcnt In transporting witness
ses.
With all private investigations
low taking a back seat little
,ould be learned Of just what
he federal agents were accom-
but II was generally
rnown that the large group o.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20

Horny Grand Jury last Tues.
day. Most firms selling whiskey
across the bar and operating
Gambling devices had closed up
shop or at least Cleaned up" for
the past few weeks while the
heat was on"
The influx of mail to this
newspaper has been heavier
during the past few days than az
any time since the first article
VI this campaign began on Feb
ruary 20. Mail from a variety of
states either commencing, con-
7Cmning, or volunteering infor
nation have poured i'm daily.
The number Of persons call
ing at the newspaper office
with personal knowledge Of
alleged misconduct has slow
cd considerably since the
bcvy Of scScraI agents have
been combing every nook and
corner Of the county. resum-
ably most Of these folks have
been able 10 contact the prop
er autorfties without the liza
son use Of the newspaper Of
fire. Some persons. however,
have continued TO seek out the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Two Injured In
Sunday Escapade

A racial clash in the area
north of Acme near the Column
bus-Bladen county boundary hos
pitalized a Negro and white man
Sunday afternoon.
The white man. Herschel Will
liams, 35, Acme. Route /, was
treated for shotgun wounds in
the right arm. Willie Rothwell.
3S, Negro, was treated for shot
gun wounds in the leg.
Williams was transferred from
the Columbus County Hospital
to the Veterans Hospital at
Fayetteville.
The shooting occurred in
public road after Williams and
Rothwell had a disagreement.
Deputy Sheriff L. B. Stubs re-
ported that a fist fight took
place first.
Clyde Mum, 80, Negro. who
was a companion of Rothwell in
the shooting, was not wounded.
Mum and Rothwell face
charges Of assault with deadly
weapons.
Officers said Mum and Roth
well rode past Williams after
the argument and that the shoot
ing followed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20

editor and all information be-
lieved to be OF any consequ-
entail importance has been
reiayed 10 investigators.
II was of some local import
ance when the announcement
came from Charleston that the
sheriff Of Colleton County would
begin serving his seven year
penitCntiary sentence on May 1.
The sheriff IN that investigation
was charged with conspiracy in
the white whiskey traffic.
Although not directly associ-
atCd with the alleged miscon-
duct, the story unfolded this
week VI the failure of one de-
putty 10 serve warrant on
man N his territory after nine
months The man was believed
to have been rcadily available
during most Of this time.
Several stories of stills being
operated unmoleStcd while APP
parent 10 the public are a mat
ter Of record. There are also a
variety OF instances in which
known bootleggers have operat-
ed openly for years with a mir
imum Of interference.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20

investigators were taking state
ments from many persons with
first hand knowledge of alleged
Primarily interested In the
white whiskey traffic from
the manufacturer TO the retail
outlet the federal agents will
seek indictments charging
various members Of the sher-
IFS department. with conspir-
acy to violate the alcoholic
tax laws. Subsequent cases
may also seek indictments
against one or more deputies
for alleged violation Of civil
rights.
Other State and Federal cases
appear imminent IL the Grand
Jury in Florence presents a true
bill next month. Accepting pay
offs is not federal violation
except in instances in which
non-tax paid whiskcy OF gamb-
ling without a federal license
is involved.
Some beach business houses
allegedly operating in violation
Of State law repeatedly reopen
ed after the adjournment of the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
By-W. Horace Carter

The Federal Grand Jury hear
ing Of alleged conspiracy on the
part Of some members Of the
Horny County Sheriffs depart
mept originally scheduled for
Sday in Aiken, S. c., has
been postponed until the latter
part Of April, Arthur Howe, Of
the U. S. District Attorneys Of
lice in Charleston said today.
Mr.. Howe said that the In
vestigation was still going on
and that II was believed II
would be advantageous 10 the
overall situation TO hold the
hearing In Florence, s. C., in
ARril rather than In Aiken
next Monday.
Federal subpoenas have been
served on number of persons
IN several counties since special
agents have been actively in
vestigating the alleged conspir-
acy for the past few weeks. Mr..
Howe Indicated that all persons
VINO have been served sub
poenas will be notified this
week OF the postponement of the
heesing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Columbus School Officials
Attend Legislature Session

DR.. Charles F. Carroll, super
intendent of Public Instruction,
asked the committee to provide
|S54,486 in additional funds for
his office.
Pricheit in opening the pres
entation for the board said he
thought "our requests are mod
est and should be granted" He
said the board felt its requests
would mean it could offer more
inducement to young people to
train as teachers. BY that, 1--WE
can improve public education in
the State"
Several suggestions were made
as to providing funds and Prich-
EFT said he thought the crowd
showed 1.-THE people support our
requests and leave it to the
of the Legislature to
find the funds"
Attending from Columbus CO.
unity were 7. Ward Guy, Coun-
ty Superintendent of Whiteville;
w. L. Hobbs OF Acme; Austin
Long Of Pireway; Lester "
Lowe and Fred Mcclure OF Chad
bourn: w. A. Williams and DR..
Rosie M. Williamson OF Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Mrs. Davis Will
Speak Saturday
To County NCEA

Mrs. George Davis will be
guest speaker at the annual pub
lie relations meeting of the CO.
lumbus County unit of the
North Carolina Educational As
ISOLATION at Tabor City High
School cafeteria at ! p. m. Sat-
urday.
Plans for the public relations
dinner were announced by
James RADON, Fair Bluff voca-
tional instructor who is presi .
dent of the Columbus NCEA.
Mrs. Davis is widely known
for her story Il Was A Hobo
Kid" which appeared in Read
crs Digest, Saturday evening
Post and on n national TV net
work.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Williams Seniors
TO Present PLAY
BY ESTHER CRIB

The senior class of Williams
Township High School will pro-
sent their annua! play on Thurs
day, March IS, beginning at 500
O'Clock, in the school auditorium
The play is a threc-act comedy
The Funny Brats." The cast,
Mary Lee Crigb and Billy MOBILES
playing the leading roles, viii
be supported by Carol Hughes
10 Ann Watson, jackson Gore
Evelyn Powell, Donald Walton
Alice Nealy, Eulean Williams
Roger Wright, and Wade Sim.
mons.
Jesse Gore, Paul Gore, and
Robert Ward are in charge OF
stage scenery. The makeup COM
mittee consists of Edella Car
trett, Esther Crib. and Betty
Long. Alta Faye Simmons ant
Lois Simmons are responsible
for the properties. The publicity
committee is composed of jean
cite Mcpherson, De Lane Hard.
wick, Sarah Lee Nealy, ans
Brenda Ward. Ebert Hinson and
Robert Ward are in charge OF
the entertainment between acts
Advance tickets may be secured
from any member of the senior
class. Those in charge of ad-
vance sale of tickets are De-
villa Ann Shelley, Polly Rock
well. and Jimmy Gore. The play
is under the direction of Mrs
o. B. Wright. senior class spon-
sor. and Alice Faye Dew, stu.
dent director.
THE Funny Brats" is a whole
some and entertaining comedy
that will be enjoyed by the whole
family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Woman Club
Hears Guest

Anna Rogers gave the pro-
gram for the general meeting
of the Tabor City Woman's Club
held at the clubhouse Thursday
evening stressing the phases O.
art
Sh, displayed posters begin
ming with the sketches of ami
maIs in the kindergarten class
ane continued with Biology
drawings. patterns and food.
The guest speaker also point
ed out the art in every day liv-
ing and in the phases Of work
such as the appearance of note
books and dress.
Miss Rogers was presented by
her mother, Mrs. J. S. Rogers
who was program chairman for
the meeting.
49,. Fred NJ. Jernigan, Sr.
president, presided.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-20
Buell. Lanier
Accepts Post
With Local Firm

suell Lanier was appointed
y Ut manager today for Prince
Brothers Furniture Company.
Lrnicr's appointment was an
nounced by Arthur Prince.
The popular young civic worker
has made his home in Chadbourn
for the past several years. He
WIS manager of the Prince
Brothers store in that town prior
to its closing. For the past year
he has been associated with a
massoleum company.
Ihile in Chadbourn he served
as president of the Merchants
Association and was very active
in the annual Strawberry Festi-
val promotion staged by the
neighboring town.
He is a charter member of the
Tabor City Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
Lanier is married to the former
Helen Giard. They have four
Children.