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Evening star., 1957-04-14
Johns Hopkins Gets
SIS Million Grunt

BALTIMORE, April l3 P9.--
Johns Hopkins University has
received a grant of $2.5 million
to help finance a revised pro-
gram of medical instruction, cut
ting two years from the length
Iof time normally in college by
a medical student.
DR.. Milton S. Eisenhower, pres
ident of the university, announced
receipt Of the Rockefeller Foun-
dation grant.
Under the new progra m
planned by the university, Sc
.lected students would enter med
ical school after two years of
college instead of the usual four
years.
The student would then COM
plete the normal four years OF
medical school.
To make up for the two years
Of undergraduate work lost by
early entrance into medical
school, the academic year fol-
the selected students would be
heightened from 80 to 40 weeks
After completing medical
school the student would serve
his years internship before get
ting his degree. Under the pro-
gram a student would get his
degree seven years after starting
college instead of the nine years
now required.
Evening star., 1957-04-14
-.
Arlineton's
Sewage Work
Is Criticized

Arlington County officials were
blamed last night as being "dila-
tory" in installing adequate sew
age treatment facilities to curb
pollution of the Potomac River.
The charge was made during
a television program dealing with
the Potomac pollution problems
over WRC-TV by Stuart Finley,
director Of the series, Our
Beautiful Potomac"
Commentator Finley noted that
is was only recently Arlington
finished construction of pump
ing station 70 halt the flow of
raw sewage into the river near
Kew Bridge.
The county was very slow to
install the little pumping station
to correct this condition" he
said. But Arlington is even
more dilatory in her prime re-
sponsibility - installing secon-
dairy treatment facilities for her
one-siXth of a million popula-
ton"
The county now provides So
called primary treatment of its
populations wastes. The treat
ment plant, located on -Four Mile
Run near the south end of Ma
tional Airport, was the first
major sewage plant to be built in
the Washington area.
David v. Aud, director of SAN
itary engineering for the Dis
trict and guest speaker on the
program, said that once Wash
lngton's secondary treatment fa-
cilities are completed by the end
OF 1858. Arlington's proportion
of total pollution going into the
river in the area will have in
creased from 8.5 per cent to
% per cent.
Elsewhere Mr.. Auld said he
believes S250.000 will be neces-
sary to conduct a pollution
abatement survey of Potomac
waters in the Metropolitan area.
To date only S12,500 has been
made available, and this sum
only through provisions of the
new Federal Water Pollution
Control Act.
Evening star., 1957-04-14

planned later that he had been
told never to get in a strange
mans auto-leaped out the
other side.
The dog took out after the
boy again.
BY this time, the commotion
had attracted the boys mother.
She called the police. thinking
Mr.. Runkle was attempting to
kidnap Bruce.
Roles Are Reversed
Mr.. Runkle nabbed the boy
for the third time and the dog
turned on him. nipping his leg.
BY this time, Mr.. Runkle ap-
peared to be the kidnaper and
the dog the hero.
While being treated at a hos
pital for minor wounds, the sit
uation was untangled. The dog
was placed under observation
to determine whether he had
rabies.
Commented the boys mother:
"Bruce's actions were commend
able In a way. it was Just the
wrong circumstances"
Mr.. Runkle heartily agreed.
Evening star., 1957-04-14
Richmond Families Set
To Fight School Ruling

RICHMOND. April l3 tE).-
Between 25 and 80 Negro parents
of Richmond public school stu
dents have retained counsel to
fight assignment procedures es-
tablished by the Virginia Pupil
Placement Board.
Oliver w. Hill of Richmond.
their attorney, said today he has
advised the parents not to sign
assignment application forms
being sent to them.
Hill said he has not advised
his clients as TO whether they
should return the unsigned forms.
They may or may not do so, he
said.
A B. Scott, counsel for the
placement board, issued the fol-
lowing statement:
THE law requires an applica-
ton In my opinion an applica-
tion is not an application un-
less it is signed by the parent
Evening star., 1957-04-14

-IlggeTS 10 lne enQS OF the eaftn
sand we, in a ship which is better
than any they had. can do as
we'll"
Stanley Bennett, shipping re-
porter of the London Daily Mail.
wrote that the Mayflower II had
only an even chance of reaching
Plymouth safely. He said vet
1eran seamen were skeptical
about the seaworthiness of the
-..l80-ton vessel, a copy of the ship
--tn which the Pilgrim fathers
sailed to America in 1920.
Inspectors Praise Vessel
Comdr. Villiers, 54-year-old
veteran of sail. said no member
@of his crew has threatened to
Sresign because of the speculation
'In fact" he said, "all sorts of
people are still trying TO get on
good sailors, and l wish l had
room"
The skipper said inspectors of
the British transport ministry
--were enthusiastic and have told
me that Mayflower II is a spen-
did vessel" Although the start
is set for Monday. it may stretch
Into Tuesday.
:. This east wind right now feels
pretty good he said.
Virginia born Lady Astor
Evening star., 1957-04-14
Bog Theft, Assault
Charges Dropped

A Laurel laborer was freed in
Upper Marlboro Police Court
yesterday Of charges he stole a
doctors bag and assaulted a
woman while making an un-
wanted "house call"
Judge Nita S. Hinman Crane
dismissed the case against Wal
lace Calvin Jackson. 81, for lack
OF prosecution. Attorney En-
NETT II Mamma, jr.. requested
the dismissal when DR.. Louis c.
Mendel, Of College Park, owner
Of the stolen bag, failed to APP
pear in court and the assault
victim said she did not want the
case prosecuted.
Prince Georges County police
said the incident occurred March
when Jackson forced the doc
tors car off the road in the
5000 block Of Rhode Island ave-
nue. and grabbed the bag out of
the car. jackson then drove sew
eral blocks to the home Of Mrs.
Katherine K. Beckwith. so. and
pushed her to the floor when he
entered. police said.
Evening star., 1957-04-14
Mans Death Laid
To Pill Overdose

Oscar L. Inlay, 65. of 1886
Varnum place NE. was pro-
nounced dead at District Gen.
eral hospital last night two
hours after he was found uncon-
scious in his bedroom.
A police report said he died
from an apparent overdose" of
sleeping pills. They added that
he had been suffering from a
nervous ailment.
He was found by his wife, Mrs.
Mae E. INLAY.
Mr.. Inlay retired last August
as a foreman at Woodward a.
Lothrop.
Evening star., 1957-04-14
Honest Pickpocket

CAIRO, April 13 Pl.-The
police were curious when an
Egyptian applying for an ident-
ity card listed his profession as
pickpocket. The mans ex-
PLANTATION. which seemed salts
factory. was that he would have
been guilty of making a false
statement in an official docu-
ment If he had described his
profession otherwise.
Evening star., 1957-04-14
Clocks Advanced

LONDON. Sunday, April IA
R).--British summer time began
officially at 2 am. today. Clocks
were advanced one hour. Sum-
mer time will continue until
October 6.
Evening star., 1957-04-14

JEFFERSON IN STONE-A
likeness of Thomas Jeffer-
son carved from a large
sapphire stone was unveiled
at Jefferson's home, Mon
ticello, near Charlottesville,
Va, yesterday. The head is
a gift of James and Harry
Kazanjian, Los Angeles
gem importers and natives
of Armenia, in appreciation
of the opportunity given
them in this country
Kourken Photo.
Evening star., 1957-04-14
Skipper Of MoyfIower II
SCOTS at Atlantic Peril

BRIxHAM, England April 10 tE9-Comdr. Alan villers
skipper of the Mayower H. coed a shipping reporters
estimate the little sailing ship only getting
across the Atlantic due start Monday.
- "Fiddestcks, he said Wen start for Plymouth
land we'll get there Our foeathers sailed these little square,
Evening star., 1957-04-14
MEMBERS OF COURT

Miss Margaret Carroll Goodwin of Suffolk, Va,
student at Randoph-Macon College, Lynchburg,
(left), and Miss Nancy Marie Crocket, of Hampton,
student at Bridgewater College, have been selected
to represent their schools prnceSses in the court
of Queen Shenandoah xxx at the Apple Blossom
Festival in Winchester, Va, May 2-3.-Millner &
Herring Photos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
CITIZENS
MEETINGS

IN Getting announcements
must be in the hands of the
Civic Calendar editor By noon
Thursday OF each tDeek to in
sure publication IN the column
Sunday. Those receiued too
late t0il not be used separately
unless there is some special
netDs Significance attached to
them.J
Elizabeth Butler Howry,} a
member of the National Audi
torium Commission. will address
the Georgetown Citizens Asso-
citation at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the Parish Hall Of st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Potomac and
o streets NV.
Miss Howry will give the latest
information concerning the pro-
posed national civic auditorium
and culture center.
Other meetings Of civic inter-
est this week, all at 8 PM. are:
Tomorrow
Northwest Boundary Civic AS
ISOLATION. Mcfarland Junior
High School, Iowa avenue and
Webster street NV.
Oldest Inhabitants. Odd Eel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Knights of Pythios
Elect Dee Hummer

Dee Hammer has been elected
grand chancellor of the Grand
Lodge of the knights Of Pythlas.
Other new officers include:
Harry Lyman, grand vice
chancellor; Harvey w. Goddard,
grand secretary; William Nc
Nelly. grand prelate; John Gross,
grand treasurer. reelected; Ver-
non F. Reid. grand master-at-
arms; Israel Silberman. graSd
inner guard: Edward M. Wilson,
grand outer guard; John Hilbert.
grand lecturer: Byron Peyton,
supreme representative; Malcolm
Sanders. grand tribune and Ar
thur c. Smith, reelected grand
trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
PTA EVENTS CALENDAR

IN Getting announcements
must be In the hands OF the.
PTA Calendar editor By noon
Thursday OF each iDeek to in
sure publication in the column
on Sunday, Those received too
late iDiH not be used separately
unless there is some special
netDs Signifcdnce.)
John B. Gillilland, president
of the District of Columbia Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers,
will address the PTA of the
Simon School at an 8 pm. meet
ing tomorrow at the school
Fourth street and Mississippi
avenue Sc.
Other PTA meetings during
the week, all beginning at 8 pm
unless otherwise noted, are:
Tomorrow
Ketcham-Founder's Day pro-
gram at the school. Fifteenth and
U streets Sc, at lis pm.
Orr-Founder's Day program
at the school, TWenty-Second and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
PotroIIing Cuts Accidents
On Heuvy-T ruffic Streets

Stepped-up patrolling OF
Washington's most accident
prone streets during the past
year has sharply reduced the
city's accident volume.
To back up this statement, 1t
Albert B. Nicholson. head of the
Police Accident Investigation
Unit, cites a IA per cent drop in
accidents this January over the
same month a year ago.
1t. Nicholson says the follow
ing areas are typed accident
prone"g
Fourteenth street NV.
from Belmont street to the
Fourteenth street Bridge.
2-Florida avenue from Fiji
tenth street NE. to Fourteenth
street NV.
3EPennsylvania avenue from
Fifteenth street NV. to the
Sousa Bridge.
4-Connecticut avenue from
K street to Mckinley street NV
Seeming road.
6-Sixteenth street from K
street to Kalmia road NV.
Traffic flow changes from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

week to week in these locations,
1t. Nicholson says. but overall
they tend to be the busiest and,
consequently, the scene of the
most accidents.
Two squads of 10 motorcycle
patrolmen have been assigned
daily since last April to these
areas.
The members of the special
squads are alerted each morn
ing as to which streets and in
terSectionS have been sites of
the most accidents during the
previous "a hours.
AIU charts show that from
July / to December 81 last year,
under the extra patrolling, there
were 1895 accidents, compared
with ll.113 during the same pc
Rod the year before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

Prout streets Sc. at lis pm.
Tuesday
Congress Heights-A Founders
Day program will be held at the
school. Fifth street and Nichols
avenue Sc. E.
Wednesday
A joint meeting of National
Association Of Secondary School
Principals and the PTA will
meet at $50 am. at the Shera-
ton Park Hotel.
. Thursday
Cleveland - Discussion on
Curriculum in the School" by
the faculty. The meeting will be
held at the school, Eighth and r
streets NV.
D. C. Congress of PTA'S-
Council presidents will meet with
the State registrar to plan con-
vention registration in the State
Office at the Grant School,
Twenty-Second and G streets
NV,
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lows Hall. Ninth and T streets
NV.
Tuesday
Civic Betterment Association,
Male School, Fiftieth and ] q
streets Sc.
Deanwood Civic Association
Carver School, Nottingham and
Lane places NE.
Fort Gaines Citizens Associa-
ton, Temple Baptist Church,
$3.50 Nebraska avenue NV.
LeDroit Park Civic Association,
410 T street NV.
Thursday
Federation of Citizens Asso-
Room 500 Board Room
Of the District Building, Four
tenth and E streets NV.
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Visible Elome

PTTTSBURGH.-It, has been
estimated that welder's flame
on a clear day could be seen UP
to a distance Of is miles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Baptist Plan
Homecoming On
Sunday. Sept. l

For The first time in rs year,
the Cherry Grove Baptist Churcf
will hold homecoming services.
Services are scheduled for Sun.
day. September /.
The Rev. o. s. Long, pastor
said today that the Homecoming
services would begin at 10 am
with Sunday School and that
lunch on the grounds would IT,
served following the IL am. wor.
ship service.
Afternoon services, including
group singing. will begin at l:3C
o'clock by the Rev. l.. l.. Todd
former pastor of the church.
One of the oldest Columbus
County churches, Cherry Grove
Baptist Church was organized in
1910. But they have not had a
full time pastor until the Rev
Long moved here in April from
Morgauton where he pastored the
Hopewell Baptist Church.
Rev. Long announced tina.
plans were now in the hands Of
for bids on the new
to be erected 1T
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Yam Festival
Float In Bio
800" Parade

Tabor City will be represented
IN the Darlington Southern 500
Race parade being held Saturday
at 6 pm.
Tally Eddings, Merchants AS
ISOLATION executive secretary
said today that Miss Tabor CITY
of 1857. Betty Muriel Cox. would
ride on the float. Others who
will accompany her on the float
will be Brenda Eddings. runner.
up in the Miss Tabor City con-
test: Sybil Williams. Ann Eliza
beth Mallard and Gail S;rick.
land.
These girls and several Others
nave done wonderful job Of
advertising Tabor City as the
Yam Capital of the World and
| am indeed grateful to them ard
to X. p. Counts who has worked
with me so closely on this pro-
ject,' said Eddings.
The Southern 800" float will
appear in the Yam Festival pa
rade here on October IL.
Seeding date for cats is i'm
portant.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
SEAA Cridiron Schedule Gets
Underway Friday. September s

The StroIg. ll-school South
eastern "A Athlete Association
will open its fourth football
schedule on Friday, Sept. 6
with a full. tivc-gamc card.
President w. L. Eaisiwlngcr
Hamlet prins ipal, today released
the 55-game slate to be played
by the SEAAAA. ~he kSsocia-
ton is made up # IL high
schools of Southeastern North
Carolina reaching from Anso:
County eastward Trough CO.
lumbuS, ana from South Caro-
lima border counties of Rich
mond, Robson and Scotland
northward to Lee County.
WadeSboro. Hamlet, Rocking
ham, Laurinburg. Raeford. San
ford, Lumberton. Clinton. Dunn,
Whiteville, and Tabor City are
schools in the loop. Rocking
hams Rockets are the defending
champions. having beaten Gin
tons Dark Horses, in football.
Clinton had won grid titles in
both OF the SEAAAA's two other
years of existence.
The Sept. 6 opening round will
find Dunn at Tabo: City. Rae
ford at Lumberton, Hamlet at
Whiteville, Clinton at Sanford
and WadeSboro at Rockingham.
One team will draw an open
date each week through the
states final date-Nov. Is.
Here is the remainder of the
1857 SEAAAA football schedule,
as released by President Haiti
wangcr:
Sept Is - Hamlet at Dunn,
WhitCvl!lc At Clinton, Sanford at
WadesborO. Rockingham at Rae
ford. Lumberton ct Laurinburg;
20-Clinton at Dunn, Tabor City
al Hamlet, WadeSooro at White
vile. Raeford at Sanford. Laur-
inburg at RockinsE am; II
Dunn at WadesborD, Tabor City
at Clinton. Whiiev:llc at Rae
ford. Sanford IT Laurinburg,
Rockingham at Lumberton.
Oct. - Racford at Dunn
Wadesboro =: Tabor City, Gin
ton at Hamlet, Laurinburg at
Whitevillc. Lumberton at San
ford; IL - Dunn ~ Laurinburg.
Tabor City at Racford, Hamlet
at WadeSbOro. Whitev.ilc at
Lumberton. Sanford At Rock
ingham; 10 - Lunberton at
Dunn. LdurInburs It Tabor City.
Raeford al Hamlet. WadcsborC
at Clinton, Rockingham at
Whiteville; 25-Dunl At Rock
ihgham, Tabor City al Lumber
ton, Hamlet ut Laurlnburg, Gin
ton at Racford. yvhiteville at
Sanford
Nov l-Sanfort at Racford
Rockingham n tabor City.
Lumberton At Hamlet. Iaurin-
burk at Clinton. Raeford at
WadcSboro, 8-Dunn 1T White
vile, Tabor City Il SANFORD,
Hamlet at Rockingham. Cau'ou
at LumbcrtOn. WadcSeorU at
LaurInburg; l5-WhitCyille at
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Ex-Whiieville
Golf Club Pro
Finishes Project

Bill Livio. former golf pro a,
the Whitevil!e Country Club
recently completed his part in
the construction Of the greens
and talrwayS OF + rtow Air
Bases new golf course neal
Lakeland. Florida.
Live. we'll known and liked
by hundreds OF golfers in this
area. was Instrumental in get
ting the WhI.evillC aolC course i'll
its excellent condition prior to
has >cm!-rc.iremcat about a year
aCO.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Ont of TO,Vn Guests
Attend Wedding of
Miss Betty Ray

Out of town guests attendin,
the wedding last Sunday of Miss
Betty Ray, formerly of Tabo,
City, daughter of Mrs. J. ]. Mohr
of Wilmington. and the late
Woodrow Ray of Tabor City
and Jimmy Dellart. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry F.. DeHart OF
Wilmington included Mr.. AMI
Mrs. J. S. Gore. Mr.. and Mrs
c. Brooks Gore, Miss Evely,
Gore. Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Gore
Freddie Waters, all of Tabor
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnic Hin
son, Joe Mills and Miss Peggy
Mills of Whiteville: Mrs. L. =
Ward of Nakina: 4. W. William
son and Jim Wallace of Ccrro
Gordo: Mrs. J. K. Waters Of
kinston: Mr.. and Mrs. c. V
Mcdaniel ot Carolina Beach:
Miss Ruth Martin of Charlotte
Mrs. Annie Woodcock and Mr.:
Louise Woodcock of Rocky Point
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mo
cf Richlands.
a reception was held n tn
Elks Temple following the cerc-
mony At the Grace Methodist
Church of Wilmington to viii, h
all the wedding guests were in
vited.
The bride is employed by the
New Hanover County Board OF
Education and the bridegroom is
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28

Carey Bolton Solcs. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Bolton S0lcs of Tabor
City. y. {. has completed nine
weeks of recruit training at the
United States Naval Training
Center. Brainbridge, Maryland.
The local sailor. a former studcn'
at Tabor City High will spend
4 ii day leave with his parents
Hefo-e reporting To LIST 1864
for duty. Seaman Soles success
fully completed the transition
from civilian to military life
which Included instruction in sea.
manship, ordnance and gunncry
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
BABY BOY WEST

DR.. ana Mrs. Is. (. West, Jr
announce The birth of son
Wednesday morning, August %
NJ Great Lakes. III.
Mrs. West is the former Mar
g@ret Elizabeth HImnet, daugu-
ter of Mrs. Wade Martin of Tab
or City. Bo:l DR.. md Mrs. West
were on the staff oi Duke Hos
pital. Durham. uutil his Naval
They also have :
Laura.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28

Seeding date for cats is i'm.
)ortant.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28

Tyler. Mrs. Onzic causey, Mrs.
LiSton Cau5ey. Nis. Hubert
Booth and Mrs. Johnson Dorsey
OF LoriS and Mrs. Leamon Dor
ran of Hemingwar, and several
neiceS and ncphewS.
PallbeJrerS were Lloyd SuggS,
Ed Cox. B. FRANK Boyd, Willis
Cause, George ". Jones Jr., and
l.. ID. Shelley.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
WALL APPOINTED

Governor George Bell Tim
norman has announced the APP
poIntment 81 Craig Wall, Con-
way businessman, 20 serve as d
member of the State Forestry
Commission. Mr.. Wars appoint
mcnt Is for ! five year term.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Prize WINNERS
ihe the
drawing held Saturday night their
certificates the Merchan office.

NJ ere hants Association, $50
Trade Certificate, Haywo
Owens, Tabor City.
Merchants Association, $40
Trade Certificates, Mace Wright.
1T. /, Tabor City; Joe Lancaster.
Rt. 2. Tabor City; Lewis Watts.
Ri. 3, Tabor City: Barbara
Strickland. Ri. /. Cerro Gordo:
Mrs. M. A, Wray, Rt. 3. TaJo~
City.
Merch ants Association. 3
Trade Certificates. Marie Norris.
Ri. 3, Tabor City; Beulah Benton.
Rt. I. Tabor City; Agnes Mincey.
Rt. 2, Tabor City; Mrs. Kirb
Cox, Rt. /. Tabor City: Myrtle
Rhodes, RI. 3. Tabor City: Jessie
Hodge, Ri. I, Loris, S. c.:
Johnnie Granger, Clarendon.
Donnie Norris, Box sos, Tabor
City; Mira. p. l.. Buffkin. RI. ..
Tabor City: Mrs. Lizzie Sellers,
Tabor City.
G & G Super Market, 25 lbs.
Flour, Mary Wright. RI. I. Tabor
City.
Kings Bar-B-Q, 2 Free Din
ners, Ed Mills, Tabor City.
Cameron Drug Store. electric
Blanket, G.. o. Bozeman, Ocean
Drive, 9. G.
Cores Red g. White. 25 lbs.
Flour, Joe Edwards, Tabor City.
Tabor City Dept. Store. 1 Pair
Mems Pants, Floyd Norris. Clar-
endon.
Tabor City Dept. Store. |
Ladies Dress, Bernice Strick-
land, RI. 4, Nichols, s. G..
Bakers Super Market. / Set
Dishes-41 Piece, Molly Shelley
Loris, s. c.
McGougsn Elec. Co, 1 Electric
Iron. Mrs. Faye Fipps, Ri. 2.
Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
AT BEACH

Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Brutor
Jr. and children are spending
some time ii their simmer home
at Myrtle Beach this week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28

Simon's Dept. Store. Double
Blanket, Rosa Lee Milligan, lO3
Orange St., Tabor City.
WrightS Gas. Rocking Chair
Lois Nyoka thousand. Ri. -.
Tabor City.
Yam City Oil Co.. % Gal. Ga.
{. r. Graham, Tabor City.
Carolina Cleaners. SIS Cleanin,
Mrs. Roland Gore, Tabor City.
Dorman Jewellers. Electr:c
Clock, Simon Lloyd. Ri. ,. Tabor
City.
Dorman Furniture. Televi.i,n
Caair, Leo Holt, Tabor City.
l.. W. Fonyielle, 100 Lib. Chis-
ken Feed, Ebert Mcpherson, P.
!, Chadbourn
Tabor City Auto Parts. I Car
Muffler. s. p. Fipps. RI. /. Tabor
City.
Davis Jewellers. Wall Planter
Louise Greenwood, Ri 1. Loris.
S. G.
Fowler & Soles. / Ham. Ellen
Boyd. Ri. 1. Loris, s. c.
Carolina Dept. Store. Blan-
ket, Lois Housand. RI. 2, Tabor
City.
Roberts Grocery. Is ID. Ric,
Paul Mills, Tabor City.
Rogers Pontiac Co., Wash.
Simonize, Wax, Leila HARRISON.
RID Tabor City.
Stephens Bldg. Supply, Gal
Paint, Harry Bryant. Tabor City.
Prince Furniture, Sunbeam
Electric Coffee Maker, Bernel
Wilson, Ri. 1, Loris, s. c.
J. VI. Soles Co, 25 Lib. Flour.
s. o. Carter, Ri. 4. Loris, s. {.
Granger Motor Co, Set Seat
Covers. Mrs. Yatesy Strickland.
Ri. 2. Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
MEETING SPEAKER

firefighting. military bearing
military drill, shipboard drill
and citizenship.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28

Tabor City, Sanford AT Hamlet,
Rockingham al CLIFTON. Lumb-
.erton at WadcSbor1. md laurin-
burg at Raeford.