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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
FEPC Asks Frank
Smith To Present
Chorges December ,

A continuation Aegsian ~ the
laHt recent meeting ~ 80 rnul'a
Fair Employment Practice Com
n,iaalan has been scheduled due TO
the high number u cases current
~ before the Commission accord
ing 10 AN announcement by Dan
Jacobowabd. the executive socre
tary The continuation session.
which 10 open 10 the public, will 6e
held on Tuesday, December z Al
7 80 m at the Cons,isai"n .
affira ln the Court House The
meeting will be devoted principally
10 the several trucking cases eur
fsutiy before the Commission
An Invitation 20 attend the
meeting sent Ga Fraub Bmith
president Of The - Paul Branch
~ the NhACP. requesting him 70
submit specific Standardization ~
tho charges he made against the
Commission. IN the November 18th
lsatie % the 8r PAUL RECORD
Eft. and his specific recommends
tons tor Improvement " the Conn
missions operations
The body ~ fhs letter rsaAs as
follows
We have noted with interest
yuur criticisms ~ the ~ Pad
EEp Commission contained IN
the November + Issue ~ the 8T
PAUL RECORDER A. you
kp0w we ARE always interested
hi receiving constructive sgH
grsunnH f9r the Improvement ~
Therefore 4s would be pleased
auf operations
D. hear ~ your specific com
pialHis. which farhsd ihe basis
faf 'is conclusions n ygat state
tana az 'hs nest meeting ~
meaf and ~ your recommends
aar FEr Commission ~ 7s0
pro Tuesday December g.
1857 IN Recon- 100 ~ me city
itaB
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Zinsmosser To
Expand Minneapolis
Baking 'plonf

Harry zinsmaster president o.
zinsmsster Baking Co has An.
nounced his frm win complete a
$3.50 0oo expansion program at its
plant At 1900 Park avenue about
Feb 1, 1903
A 5szs squsre-foot addition. al
ready under construction. viii ex-
pand present plant space by about
one-third
The firm reported u win install
new automatic oven which viii
raise bread production capacity
from 1000 to 1000 Ioavss per
hour
In addition the firm expects 20
install a new toaatlng oven wh Oh
eventually win triple production
~ 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS toast
and wafer products
zinsmaster Baking Co, is the
oldest advertiser IN the Mime
apoIs Spokesman and 81 Paul
Recorder
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

the Democratic Party since he
agreed 20 act as a State Depart
ment Cousultant.
ear hardly remember zltua-
ton handled In worst taste. stew
snson Is being treated like an I'M
invited guest II was probably too
much 60 expect that he'd be given
the red carpet treatment shown
King sand No one expected the
President 10 geHulect before his
former rival or 90 ask forgiveness
for the error Of his ways
But IL is clear that Stevenson
was invited here in what purported
to be a display Of bl-partisanshtp.
We supposedly were letting the
world know that when IL comes 10
Spgtntks and guided missiles US.
politics stops at the waters edge
The Stevenson situation was
mlsbandled from the very begin
ming II began with the clumsy
announcement By White House
Press Secretary Hagcrty that
Stevenson had declined AN invita-
t.on 60 help prepare data for the
upeomiug NATO meeting ia Paris.
This turned out 20 be wholly
wrong and Hagerty grudgingiy
admitted his error Most White
House correspondents doubt that
Hagerty vino has considerable
pride ~ a public relations crafts.
man. fouled mp the situation delib-
erately wasn't there SO I don't
know
II is perfectly apparent, how,
ever that the Administration has
been talking out Of both sides OF
ita mouth since then. On the one
hand the President says theyn
get together when he returna from
Augusta, That's all very friendly
like.
Then along comes Sherman Ad-
ans, the No. man at The White
House, and undermsnes what we'r.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

From Nca York 10 California
the big trucks ron Their cavern
Gus trailers are filled with ~ var.
led merchandise a. the local i've
and dime Sometimes death rides
behind the big cab aa tRnk
- praDsuc gsa heads FOR Des
MmHra Or ton ~ dynamite moves
cautiously 10 the vest coast
Behind the wheel ats a person
able. easy Kaing ak foator Of ~
His name IL la vaunt Walker. a
s'ukiuRiv intelligent young man
with tendency ~ dig deep faf
his philosophy ~ lfe and work
walker u@ed 10 work for the
Continued on Page a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

A owen Of Metropolitan Baptist
Church, Memphis, Marshall l.
shepard az Nj Oilvat Tabernacle
baptist Church. philedsiphia, ~,
& smith u Metropolitan baptist
church Washington. . q, and
Roland smith ~ flrHl naptis,
church, Little Rock
These ministers are represented
by Attorneys James ~ Nabrtt,
Dr.. chief counsel and aasociats
ra,tnseia Frank y Reeves, George
NJ q itayaa, ali ~ Washington ana
AZ r. Walden ~ Atlanta
uppHrHrNI its0 CHURCHES
Habrit claims that the petition.
efs represent some ilGO churches
with an estimated s3,s0o mem
b"fs EafH Of the petitioners Is "a
member of the convention and
three Are presidents ~ state con
grntionh ~ the national body
THcy are the Hav BORDERS ~ the
tleorFia State Convention, the
Rev owens Of the renuessss state
Convention and the Rev - g.
Smith " the Virginia State Con
Ycniign
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

innovation. Mn wuWns noted that
tne report taaued oR Noy ~,
reveals TOO ultle about the On
iorermunl 81 the niisrnmiua
glop clause m US government
contracts TIE committee. he aaa
srrtca was established Go serur
compliance with these contract
clauses
According TO tbr rupert the
committee last year received 2n8
complaints Of which tE3 have bean
glosed with the remaining roo
etll Nndyr study and mveatiga
l,nn
"lf the contracts reviewed are
Key ones witblp large Industrial
unupa Mr. Wllbtna zsid "the re
sulla could have a sanitary effect
Further ne pointed cut WIG
eroua action ou the part ~ the
committee Us essential "a end roe
tal discrimination IN employment
because the federal government
plays vital rotc Ga determining
tpc suufsr Of eva Rights Ia Amer
ira
curroutly befarr the COMMITTEES
urr raaaa flied ny the National
Association far The Advancement
~ CHiorgt People against mauY
muiii plant corporations operating
in bams sogtara 0i the American
economy Among these arc rpma
plaiots against several major air
Graft manufacturers Including
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
WING bTu tDNNrdiJtNf
TENN

SERVING BTu CONSECUTIVE
TrHM
The itay Jackson, WIN N passor
ot 0liypt Baptist church, IL cur
fentiy serving his fifih eonHeou
tive term az president ~ this con
von,ion ms organization con
slsls ~ $500 900 members ard II
made up ~ 20 900 churches IN the
10 4 and its territories
The petitioners elhim tina, REV
Jackson ia not eligible for a fifib
term to which he vas elected At
The convention meeting IN Louis
vile last September, under -"
provisions ~ their constitution
They contend that the eonatiius
liun specifically states that ~
president ~ gis Convention shall
not be eligible fur - election after
he has served -four consecutive
terna until NJ ieaat one year has
sIapsad
WHAT IIU GHour CHARGES
The grpup charged that a. the
September meeting me liey Iarks
son
90 Arbitrarily adjourned tl1a
meeting u the gangeHtigus Board
n Directors Wtlfpgt adopting rgloH
fpf the Convention after an 9piE
ION had bssa presented by their ~
lsrHay De- iaanE hgn ineligible for
20 election
~ Improperly lsaarl badges 70
paraHs not qualified az delegates
20 me convention, rrigf % the
sor~u3uE ~ fhe meeting
fsJ Allowed unqualified persons
m vpls and participate ia ths pfV.
ceilings ~ the session IN an ~
masphsre N batilsn AMI Violence
ami under conditions where fuBda
fHentsl democratic procedures did
fgT prevail
f8I Huied sufnnut power ~
authority uaat The provision Of
the revised constitution" did not
bar hlu from rs election
90 Ard thsi be procured and
suffered he alleged r. election 10
ths gifirs ~ President ~ the sa
tl0uhl Baptist Convention
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
JORDAN uTsIG~~ ~
CANIOHIASs DIRECTOR

Alexander y Jordan hBs r.
FiRnsd - director Of the Cantor
isnn Chorus. the irwin CITY ohortd
group which was organized by him
four years ego
While directing the group Mr.
Jordan ct appeared with q at
many places ~ the Twin Cities
Including tho STRIFE II Rich pro-
gram
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
~. THOMAS rrIsCopAL

There viii BE- a Thanksgiving
service ~ holy communion ~ 10
am Thursday November n
The men ard boys corporate
communion VIII be next Sunday
December /
The choir will serve a special
breakfast on the sans day AZ the
close Of the B am. service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

WILLIAM w "AIkilEjt
The zlob Senior Choir win pre-.
sent William " wsrief bass.
baritone. in recital sunday fasr
! 1887 30 . "a. If Eion Baptist
Church. 1898 Lyndals n Mime.
Hpola No admission charge
Wsrdsr ta a student Of Mr. G.
Borland st the HePhAil School ot
Music He will be accompanied by
hta wife Vienna
W u Hale IL director ~ the
choir. Mrs Ruth Morris preni
dent Rev ~ w Bolts. art Ia
pasaf 81 Zion and Rev X u King
assistant pastor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
rTTTTIoSTRs NAMED
MONDAY

The guit Naa filed 10 behalf "
us EsysTrndn William Holmes
Borders - Whsht street Baptist
Chgfrn 4 t.an,a r ~ Chambers
~ zan iui Baptist church. Los
ArEeea ] ~ Green ~ Mount
Vernon Baptist CmIfch. Detroit
p q tigiliaa u Greater Magnolia
@at Is Church Bastrop "a L.
JRctnon n 81 Paul BAPTIST
EhHr1h Gary. IHd Carl Nil.
hrl ~ Sixteenth Street Baptist
chJrch Huntington W Va q.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Youths Tell How
Miss. PufroImen
Misfreofed Them

Ia neat weeks paper the
stsfy u how Mlsdssippi high
way pstrplmsn nisiroaiad two
Minnesota Negro boys because
they were from "up North" win
~ told la first hand statements
from Carlos Moffat Jr., and
George Cox Jr, both ~ 81
Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

and five months
service
Mr. Moss en-.
tered the postal
service in 1918.
and worked as
a substitute clerk
for Is m onth =
and was made a
regular clerk ia
Dec snnbsr 1919
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
FINE SUGAR RAY
FOR BUILDING
CODE VIOLATIONS

New York AMP Former
Esitsr~sight ard nnisarxesrhf
Champion Sugar Ray Robinson last
week ~As fined SO In nurlrfpal
Term Court ssr, s1r building cod.
v5sia,lsn
NAgiAtFsts Evelyn Richmsn Isv-
l@a the ra- Or Robinson. after
r1ne wiolat3ers SEre discovered
tn a ss5isirg swnsi BY ths aapp@r
fighter IN Hzrlsn Roea-@1n pad
TIRE sne "a press 3srs q tNs realty
company that oaVEs me bsNfag
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

whof About Discrimination In Minnesota
u N Declared Right
To WOrk-AdvanCement
Basic To Democracy

On December no. 1888 90 the Falas de Chaui Paris the
General Assembly of tho United Nations adopted uud proclaimed
the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The Declaration reads iu part Whereas Recognition of
the inherent dignity and u The equal and nacnabe rights OF
an members of the human family is ho foundation Of freedom
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
w ATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT c. splvAck

WashngtonThe Humiliation Adli
Stevenson I'd travelling long IL
wasn't nice TO have met YOU Adlai won't
VI
II that's the Administration inviting
the display ngratua head Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Harvey A. Moss
Refires From u.
S. Postal Service

Harvey A. Moss win retire from
the Minneapolis Post Office satur-
day November 30. after 80 years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Seek Jacksops CUSTER
Sock Jacksons CUSTER
Court Suit Charges
National Baptist Head
With improper Actions

Washington group " 10 Baptist ministers filed suit IN
the United States District Court this week challenging the
right the Rev Joseph II jackson Of Chicago 10 hold office
IA president the National Baptist Convention Of America
The petition stated that Rev jackson has usurpcd in
dcd into or nnlawfaly holds OF exercises hts office
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
con.roet Committee proised Criticised
Nixon Job Bias Unit
Needs New Policy
Badly NAACP Says

New Work. Nov The fourth annual report 81 inc fffA
dents tonutae on Government Contracts indicates the al
option Of regular rrvew policy Hoy Wilkins NAACP oEeea
tive secretary said here to-day This has ben badly needed
ho added
MMr cAnrc..nE the Aesnelnllon.n nnnreoiaton of hls
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

Deaf forget Sc Thomas Church
Holiday Pair Deoenak-r :. s~w
Nasanie Tsuupls ~ uHfiL--ADFT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

led to believe Is the Admiulstra
ton position
THE STAB IN THE RACK
Adams went TO Chicago 20 ad.
dress a Republican gathering
Someone In the audience asks why
IL was necessary for Republicans
10 "call on the Democrats for
help lYou remember the Dem.
ocrats? Sure you doe Twenty
years Of treason and an thatl
Then says Mr. Adams
There is a tradition that the
people want this to be- bl-part-
tsan effort The American people
are asking as 20 consult with the
other side. I think that is the
American way"
Then he added
Il am not saying anything about
the talents Of Che people being
invited
In short Adlai we're not inter
estea in your ideas. what Adams
means rs we're In bad shape and
need SOME window dressing but
don't hang around too long
Here's your hat what's your
hurry 7"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

EPTTAPH TO AN ELECTION
The campaign headquarters Of
Malcolm Forbes the defeated COR
candidate for Governor. New Jsr-
sey summed up the Republican DO
bacle in three words tSputnik
mufuik and the stock market"
TOO BUSY There is a white
House Committee on Scientists
and Engineers It's sometimes also
known as The Presidents Com
mittec on s, snd r. Some smart
newspapermen got around to ask
ing its top official Dr Howard l..
Beyis, how many conferences the
President has held with the com
mittee in its lg.month existence ?
The answer None.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Nativity Art
in Washington
Galleries
By LLOYD NJ. HAMPTON

IrROM THE early days Of Christianity. the birth Of
Christ has been favorite subject Of artists Some
Of the greatest artists Of all time have devoted them
selves TO t-or TO events associated with it-not only
in paintings. but in statues. bas reefs wood panels
plaquettes etchings Iluminatons and even pendants
And Washington is fortunate enough to have a fine
representation of these works in its various art galleries
AS TO be expected the largest collection Of Nativity
art Is TO be found in the National Gallery There the
story Of Chrsts birth begins, quite logically, with The
AnnuncGtton. by Juan de Flandes. a painter Of the
Hispano- Flemish School who active from 1896 TO
about 1919 An illuminated vellum leaf from antph
onary attributed to Belbeo da Pava. North Italian
OF the rst half of the 18th century, deals with the
same subject
Another phase of the Nativity depicted by more
than one work the National is The Alteration OF the
Magt There panels by De Flandes and an unknown
Hispano-Dutch master of the late 18th century and
relief representative Of the Lombard School, also Of the
CONTINUED
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
GuidewaN
BY MRS. LESTER Lon.


Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Smith and
children of Wilmington spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Co.or.
Mrs. Dean Long CT the Pirc-
way section spent Saturday
night with Mr.. aud Mrs. J. d,
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. KennLth Monroe
.ot Eagle Springs spent Saturday
afternoon With Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Long.
Willie Jacobs vis'tcd Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Long recently.
Miss Dorothy Long of Colon
Ibia spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and MS. J. D.
Long.
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Long visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long
Friday night.
George Sings was in Loris
Tuesday.
Mrs. Donel Gore visited Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Ward Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal! Ward
visited Mrs. Joe SupES Sunday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
Let's Talk Jobs

percent of this increase was due
TO holdover claims ircm the July
4th holiday.
Textiles accounted for close to
half of the unemployed. and to-
ibacco was Il big contributor.
A REMINDER to employers in
this State covered by the En-
ployment Security law. Tax pay
mcntS for the second quarter
must be on deposit with this
Commission no later than July
81 10 be figured in the August |
computation of ucw tax rates
for 1858.
Prompt payment could lead to
lower tax late for the employ
or. ESQ Chairman Henry +.
Kendall points out. This is be-
cause the employers tax rate is
based on .hc ratio between tax
able payroll and account bal
ancc-the larger the balance. the
more favorable tax rate an en-
ployer could generally expect.
The Commission is Urging en-
ployerS to get their payments in
the mail by July %
NAMES make news, as they
say. Recently, an Interviewer in
the Charlotte ESQ offire inter-
viewed a claimant whose name
is Arizona; her home is on Geo
rgia Avenie. and she was filing
claim against Soith Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

5. C., walked into the local post
office recently and were startled
to see one lady pushing another
through The stamp window
There was nothing Illegal about
the unorthodoX antics, though
The lady sliding reet-first thro-
ugh the narrow cage window
was Mrs. Mary Dell Bessent
Crescent Beach Postal clerk. The
lady doing the pushing and
grunting was Mrs. Mickey Bald
win, who explained, Il was just
helping because ! wanted my
mail"
II seems there was 4 shortage
of keys TO tho Pos; Office, which
was closed for lunch. and the
only available KEY was in the
possession of Crescent Beach
! Postmaster DELLA Beatty who was
out having lunch End discussing
mail buSinJ $ with : Postal In
Ispector. My on,y worry" said
clerk Mary Dell BCSScut. EVA!
that I'd GET stuck ia the window
and couldn't get loose before tho
inspector ~Cturnci"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
Who wants a Job?

Who wants a job?
The Employment Security
Commission has plenty Of OPEN
ings listed in its local offiles "a
round the State.
If you're an engineer, there
are openings for you. III you're
a waiter, you can so to work.
The range IS wide IN the types
of jobs available.
Many well-payjng jobs are
virtually yours for the asking
especially Z you're trained in
some specific field. This holds
true generally across the State.
Laboring jobs and domestic OPP
enings vary from section to Sec
ton.
HERE'S a breakdown on some
of the job openings listed in loo
al offices CT the Employment
Security Commission.
Charlotte: Accountants, chem
ical engineer. electrical engineer.
mechanical engineer go, social
worker (medicaD, teacher (com-
mercial-, occupational therapist,
dictitian. credit and collection
manager IBM operator, machin-
list, radio operator.
Raleigh: Auditors, chemists,
engineers Chemical, structural,
civil, electrical, industrial, me-
chanicaD, librarians, home eco
Monies teacher, nurses. clinical
psychologist, penolokist, retail
manager, prison warden, steno-
grapherS.
Fayetteville: Civil engineer
mechanical engine, grour
worker, retail Manager.
Sanford: Electrical engineer
physicist. ;imc-Stuiy man. tool
and die maker.
WinSton-Salem: ElcCtronic en-
glneers 80, industrial engineers
| GO), mechanical engineers lO)
case worker (psychi3triC), sccre-
tary, mechanical GraftSmcn 81
Durham: Industrial engineer
, printing salesman, refrigeration
mechanic, mechanical drafts
man,
High Point; Industrial cnglm.
ecr, case worker ,..mily). knit
tInE-machinc fINCr
| Wuwlnlton: Mechanical en-,
ginccr. ioopcrS GO) with seam
less hosiery experience.
| Shelby. Scwing-MSchinc OPP
orator (25).
| Goldsboro: Nurses (6), waiter
| a.. Mattresses 60
| This is just a sampling of tn
| jobs that ore open around tn
State throukh local offices .
the Employment Security Com
mission. tn pay ;Cb-seckerS I,
check with their nearest loca
ESQ office; hey car be referred
by. their local oif!>a % any of til,
| Jobs listed above.
| UNEMPLOYMENT in Norl
| Carolin. this year r.s been run
ming considerably higher thai
the national average Each week
between 10 AID - thousand per
sons have been unemployed.
During he past eek, 5l.75
claims for accomplishment iasur
: anCc were 'ilCd TLi about =
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
Hints To
Homemakers
BY RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration
Agent

Agent
WONDERFUL SU G. AR N
SPICE CAKE-Son.ething spec
al from the FARM JOURNAL
Countryside Kitchens is Betty
Crorkcr'S recipe fer delicious
Hrunc Cake.
cup oucooked proncS, piticd
and cut-op
! cup boiling water
- cups .lttcd flour
H. cups sugar
..-..nuu salt
spoon each cinnamon
nutmeg, cloves
c.D cooking Oil
. .-L~. unbclttn
.u2 chopped nuts
Ir.r boiling water over prun,
S.. Let s,lNd = hours. Silt dry
iukrcdicntS into large miXin.
nowI Add rgune mixture, OF!
q rs and nuts. Blend thoroughly
about | rainute). Beat 2 min
,toS Al medium speed on electric
',!Ncr or 300 stroke. by hand
'uur into i creased and flourtC
I3 y % , inch pan. Sprinkle
batter with Strcussl Topping: /.
up sugar, , tOsp. flour and
nSp. soft butter mixed unit
.Gmhly. Bake IN $50 degree F
zen for Is 10 so uiruteS. Cut il
,Uarcs. serve warm. Or bak
.oIttcr in paptr-iineG muffin
rGuS, % to - MINUTES. Omi
rou>nl Tipping II you wiSt
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
CORRECTION

Last week. M0yo-s Court list
in the Tribune had Jack Grant
lis not guilty. This should have
read that no pronIbic cause was
found in tine case o. assault with
a deadly weapon Charge. May
or'S Court does no. have juriS-
diction to render not guiIty
plea in such a case.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

and serve hot with caramel
sauce and vanilla ice cream.
HONEY-DOT SAUCE-Sounds
good! Heat honey by standing
container in hot water until a
little more than lukcwarm. For
each tablespoon honey add 2
teaspoons chocolate bits. Serve
at once while still warm over
plain ice cream or cake.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

The millions of fathers who
consider themselves somewhat
less than matinee idols will be
relieved to know there is no
truth 10 tn superstition that a
prospective mother can mark"
her unborn child Ly gazing at
an unpleasant sigh
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

Hhe DR.. Sabourin trophy Civ
en- annually for n. outstanding
pit crew at the Southern 500 is
the gift OF DR.. Il. y. Sabourin.
Flushing. Long Island, New
York.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG-The m Icok
overtakng the entire North Carolina indicated
by this fine housewife
in her chops. Here the
breeds III last years State Market Hog Show
with Jack Hubbard Fayetteville
Noah Williams
weighed and broug Der pound.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
Postal Clerks
Get Pushed
Through Window

Crescent Beach - A dozen
- CrcscCnt Beach
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-05-09
East Glacier Park
Mrs. Lee Burns

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Davis of
Bozcman are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richards
Of Monroe. Washington. arrived
Thursday to resume his duties
as Head Gardner for the Glacier
Park Hotel Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Osser re.
turned Friday. They had spent
the winter months at their home
in Fessenden, North Dakota, and
Phoenix. Arizona. They will
manage the Buckskin Shop again
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Belinsky
Of Miner. North Dakota. called
on the Lee Burns family Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. lrma Hughes spent the
weekend in Columbia Falls.
Mr.. John karlquist returned
Saturday to resume his position
as mail clerk with the Glacier
Park Hotel company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Branch
and girls. of Cut Bank. called on
the George EdkinS and Wayne
Brinkman families Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edkins
returned Saturday evening from