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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21

The Trixie Yates Circle met
with Mrs. Rhodo Small. Mrs
Leon Small gave the devotional
and Bible study. She was assist
ed in giving the program by
Miss Betty Renfrew, Mrs Spru-
ell Britt, Mrs. Henry Martin and
Mrs. Robert King. Mrs. Elmo
Hammond conducted the bust
ness session. Ten members were
in attendance.
The program gwen by the
Jeanette Hunker Circle was pre-
scented by Mrs. Garden Cole
when the circle met at the home
of Mrs. S. VI. Dorton. Taking
part on the program were Mrs.
Calvin Barnes, Mrs. j. L. Gut
rell, Mrs. Bray and Mrs. Carter
Nursery helpers wore discussed
and plans were made for the
Alter flowers for June. Eight
numbers were present.
Social periods with refresh
.nentS followed the sessions.
Mrs. Henry Coleman
reporter
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21

The Carl Meares family spent
several days last week at their
summer home at Myrtle Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Gore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Miller Of
Tabor City were Sunday guests
OF the Sharp Turner's.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Broughten
of Raleigh were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Small.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21
CYNTHIA JANE BURROUGHS

Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Burroughs.
Jr. announce the birth of a dau-
Shtcr. Cynthia Jane. Saturday
May ;, weighing five pounds and
eleven and onc-nalf ounces.
Community Hospital. Loris. s
{. They also nave another dau-
gn,Cr. Ruth Ann.
Mrs. Burroughs is the former
ArnIr Ruth FOWLER. daughter of
Nj. and Mrs Gordon Fowler.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bruce Eure,
Mrs. Henry Coleman and Mr.,
and Mrs. Ed Baker Of Nichols
attended the funeral OF Samuel
p. Harper in Andrews Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Nell Turner, stewardesj
of the Delta Airline Is expected
to arrive Friday from New Or
leans, La. to visit her parents
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp Turner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Jones q,
Winston Salem were weektB
guests of the Charlie waddells
Mrs. Clara Nance with Mrs
Geneva White and Mrs. Matte
White of Evergreen were guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wells of Delco and the Charles
Singletary's of Bolton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21

Potts, Miss Mary Marshall and
Mrs. Alexander Of Taylorsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bracey
and infant daughter. Of Fayette-
vile visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. EdmCnds and w
A Bracey, last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. w. Tyler
we're guests n Conway Friday
night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21

entertained at the home Of Mrs.
L. D. Floyd with twelve memb-
ers present. Mrs. o. M. Rogers
was assisted in giving the pro-
gram by Mrs. b. Il. Small.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21

Monday evening in various
homes. The program for all ses-
sions was entitled 1.-THE Christ
ian and the Alcohol Problem"
The Foy Farmer Circle was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

hooks have scraped the bottom of that
place and they've brought up the kids"
Unless, Haviland thought to himself,
the Iynching spirit gets into them. He was
thinking of an old man in a red vest and
a green necktie and a diamond twinkling
on his little finger. He was thinking of a
broken window pane - and Of the way
he'd seen mobs act before in his time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

"A nine-passenger station wagon is
pretty hard to MISS" Haviland said.
SO we missed it, !" Peabody said. God
knows how, but we missed it. He shook
his head. 81 suppose the only thing that1l
work here is graphing hooks. They're
sending a crane over from one Of the
active quarrieS. Take an hour or more to
get it here. Nobody1l leave here till the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

Someone gripped the sleeve Of Havi-
lands coat and he looked down into the
horror-struck face Of Elizabeth DeeIine,
Jerry Mahoney's girl.
Its true, them" she whispered. She
swayed on her feet, holding tight to
HaviIand for support.
Its true they found some things be-
longing to the kids" he said. That's all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

At The Old Quarry
a Mob Collected

one really believed it. 1t seemed, as
Trooper TeIiski had said, to be the work
of maniac.
Haviland collected as many facts about
the quarry as he could from shaken
Sheriff Peabody.
Marbles always been Cayton's bust
ness" Peabody said. ''Half the big build
ingS in New York have got their marble
out of Clayton quarrieS. This was one Of
the first quarries opened up by the Clay
ton Marble Company nearly sixty years
ago. When they started up new ones, this
one was abandoned
In spite Of the cold, Peabody was sweat
ing. He wiped the sleeve Of his plaid hunt
ing shirt across his face. Sixty feet down,
and sheer walls, " he said. They took the
blocks out at ten-foot levels, so there is
little ledge about every ten feet going
down. A kid couldn't climb out Of it If it
was empty"
IaviIand glanced over at the fire
engine which had started to pump water
from the quarry. mot much use in that"
he said.
The springs are feeding it faster than
they can pump it out" Peabody said.
There's no use telling them. They got to
feel they're doing something" The fat
sheriff's mouth set in a grim slit. why
would Jerry Mahoney do thing like this?
Why? I guess you can only say the old
man is little crazy, and the son has gone
off his rocker too"
There are some things that don't fit, )"
Haviland said. He noticed his own hands
weren't steady as he Lit cigarette. The
hysterical Shrieking Of one of the women
near the edge Of the quarry grated on his
nerves. ''Where is the station wagon?
HE must have driven up here and -
and done what he did to the kids"
Peabody said. Then waited till after
dark to make getaway"
but you searched this part Of the
woods before dark last night" Haviland
said.
I'VE missed il somehow, that's all, )"
Peabody said, stubbOrnly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
NEW PilISbury Quick
Cinnamon Rolls with
creamy, creamy icing

delightful sweet roll breaIGSass Idea. PiIsbury
Quick Cinnamon Rolls with Icing your grocers
dairy ready for your Out of the and into
the they minutes later open the door sweet
spicy and oh-sogood cinnamon rolls Spread EN- with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

creamy icing comes in the
CAM. A company touch for
the family breakfast. Get
Pillsbury Quick Cinnamon
Rolls with Icing at your
grocer's dairy case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

TINS WEEK MGsorinsfAoy 4. 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
SPRING FESTIVAL

Little Ellen Lorraine Covington
stole the spotlight at the Boyn-
ton School Festival on Thursday
May % Her nom was spicd
looking proud as peacock at
her daughters solo.
II was a wonderful affair. the
Glcc Club, the band, the dane
ing groups. the little skits made
us all wonder at the talent in
our midst. Special thanks is due
Mrs. Williams, auditorium teach
or; Mrs. Stacwart, Mrs. Dorm.
and Mrs. Ritchey, who planned
the show and made ii so success
full.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
Pontiac S \. l(P
Debutantc Ball
Great Success

Inc the twnkcd all making perfect
ci thyi Of Oakland County The
Pontiac Federal Aman> the sponsor the Pontiac NAACP
branch The event The branches s lnnlal Dcbuantc Ball
Over fvchondrcd formal attire greeted the girls at
tie hour Of they made their from the
front eff the large ballroom
all,d siri. o dainty
before the assembled -a,i.. which I'D believe that this
MIDGET was The rand palace old and the young ladies the elegant
uuclesscs
Rcilrnin- iro ~ each Deb squirrel by her young
and handsome t the c.uer Of the ballroom floor There
tn, huned hands Of rontiacs top society
Mothers OF tle ~ ~ t' escorts The lcl made their entrance
I the stroke % ~ after re,tn. tn, beautiful home Of Mrs
Calvin NilLeo r pos for paa sr,ihs and receive individual
GIFTS from w, Bli Jrpn pr and Mrs Robert Turpn gifted
each Deb with Mo 81 the affair
The ballroom vas Sesvtfuly decorated Palms donated
by william DAVIS of The twenty-five tables
With flowers the gift Of Mrs csrrohers Mrs.
Howard MCNEIL Mrs csro'her responsible for the
tons Mrs Anna Mare Mccowa and Mrs. Ann Williams
chairman for tho affair.
Charles Tuekc. a p,acrt OF tn Oakland County NAACp
presented WITH f,iI engraved plaque expression Of
A. m pa, ~ t al the Dcbuantcs Tho prcscnta-
ton made !> ga Ballard whose daughter, Laura Mae,
d,,,tlnic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31

'Mkster
Happenings
BY BRENDA JOYCE


To every graduate, regardless
TO the date of his liberation
his or her prom was thc-vcry
most. However. Operation Jun
ior Senior Prom at lli.S.-well'
that was just somethin else
FAB-YOU-LOUS-to say the
very least Everybody and his
cousins cousin were there
guess you're wondering what
made Mis- prom so special, well
dig!! The entire affair was based
on the theme az outer space
The decoration committee mag
icaIly transformed the gym into
an oasis Of outer space. Believe
il or not. the ceiling held high
and low hanging flying ssveers"
which continued 10 blink on and
off while the stage was the abode
for . giant rocket-waifing TO be
launched.
As the charming couples waltz
ed in. they were greeted al the
door by the cutcSt hostcSses you
ever want to meet Michele
Pearson and Shirley Horn were
crossed as twin visitors from
Mars (By the way if they all
look In I way away we go..D
Both girls wore nylons in the
black hue with the very latest
in the sharpcncdtoc shoe. Their
skirts were the latest thing on
earth this year They wore the
popular Bcrmuda-lcngth black
ones with the black blousons TO
match. Rcal cute, Mickey.
After the couples we're signed
in by the hostesses they then
proceeded TO the master-of-cere-
monies, David Saunders, who uni
qveIy introduced them as "visi.
tors from Mars or Venus"
The Jazz Imprcssionists really
walled and things were really
hummin' in outer space.
A very handsome couple was
Scigmond Nelson and Mignonnc
Ford who came together with
Robert Burnett and jeanne Me
MILAN
Some of the charming lOvlics
we're: Barbara Manthis. Fay Ben
nett. Sarah Shorter. Betty Vcnc-
gar. Gloria Jackson, jeanne Me
MILAN. Mignonnc Ford, Evelyn
Johnson and Dorothy Knight
Congratulations arc sent out
TO the class advisors Mrs Marie
{. Bright. Mr. Cornelius Ford,
Mr.. Richard J. Brcwis, Mr.. Viii
liam NJ. Daniels, Mr.. Romeo +.
Phillips.
Nothing now is left but mag
este memory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
BY MARION FRIDAY
HOME NURSING

The Wonans Auxiliary and
Stall Of The Sdncl \ SumbN Me
morial Hospital had the FIRST an
nual graduation exercise, IN
First all and home nur,in-
Thursday May Is. al the Walter
White Public school in RlNcr
Rou1c These classes IN pro-rcs
Tor seven wcrh> are IN coepyra
ton with the Detroit chapter OF
the American Red Gross Nursing
Authority and qNal!tN their Grad.
yates for home nur>ins and FIRST
aid in ease Of disaster Diploma,
were presented BY Mrs Mary
Cam Director Of Nurses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
OPEN ROAD

Sped Irene Cooper, on Outer
Drive trying out her new drivers
permit Unless economic pros.
orrlty comes TO Detroit and cna-
BILE, Us TO have two ears in eve
rs .arasc. many young husbands
N our community will be using
the inflated DS.R If WHAT
HE WIVES SAY Is TRUE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
Twelfth & Warren
Community News
BY LUCILLE TRAYLoR

MIR. Russell S. Brown Jr. was
the principal speaker at the get
aouaintcd fellowship meeting
Sunday. May the 25th at the
Swanson funeral home He spoke
on the subject of Working To.
gcthcr" he believes VIC can solve
any problem by pooling our
strength together; he was mainly
speaking of community block
clubs.
In the past block clubs have
been somewhat private and were
not open TO the public.
Mr. Brown believes by con
solidating togcathcr VIC would be
able to accomplish any problem.
| was very much impressed with
Mr.. Brown as a leader and friend
to the public. lie invited the pub
lie to stop in his office and feel
free to talk with him on any
problem you may be facing.
Leaving Town
Or. and Mrs. Vim. J. Fiirpai.
rick. NJ. S.GM. of the Scottish
rites Masons arc leaving town
Thursday, May the 10Th, for
Buffalo, N, Y They will he the
house guest of the Rev. and Mrs.
Richard Dixon. pastor of the
Community Baptist Church at 1870
NorthIand Ave, the Rev. DR.. l'itx.
patrick will lay the corner stone.
Recovering
After 5 years of illness its
nice TO sec Mrs. Iatonia Harris
OF 5040 Vermont recovering so
nicely.
Shocking
The whole ncighborhood was
shocked when Mrs. Brown. of
S027 Vermont was cut up SO had
Wednesday morning.
The direct source of the cut
ting is unknown but she is rest
Ing in tho prison ward of down
town Receiving Hospital, Her
seven little children arc with rel
aiivcs. Mrs. Brown is a widowcr
Entertained
The Slaughtcr'S of 20l8 w.
Warren played host TO guests
and relatives in their back yard
by serving barbecue ribs and tall
cool glasses OF Lemonade. An had
fun.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
WEDDING BELLS

Mr. Dalton w Glenn announc-
cS the marriage of his sister,
Dorothy Glenn of Carter St, to
Nir Ray Fulton Of Electric Ave.
rhn wedding took place at Car
ter metropolitan CME Church. on
april % CONGRATULATIONS, good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
Southwest Detroit
Spotlight.

Piazza, Mrs. Apple. and Mrs. Nit.
chelI. This should be an inspira-
ton = Tie Morley Schools Bake
Sale" on Thursday, May ~. Eve
~ mother in the DeIrsy area
should n'an ~ attend this annual
event.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31

pleased with her stay in this
country and that she plans 20
return carly next year. Pcrmant-
~ she plans to further her cdu-
cation in the field Of Cosmetic
logy
A farwcll party was presented
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31

for Iris at the home Of Mr. an,
Mrs. Johhy Stamps The Cnl
Community Workers Organla
ton, honorcd Miss Tyne by be-
slowing her with the position a
honorary member
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
coNDoL EkcEs

All of southwest Detroit was
shocked at the fatal accident Of
Nj. Jessie Richards May 8. lie
leaves his widow, Dorothy, and
little Jessie Jr, whom we know
and love.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
PULPIT NEWS

Mrs, Cynthia Hill, president of
the Pastors Aid Club, and its
members arc sponsoring an APP
probation Program, for their
pastor, beginning tho first Sun
day in June at Second Baptist OF
S. w. Detroit. 1861 Pleasant St
The Rev. Fred Hicks is enter
ing his third year as pastor of
this up and coming congregation,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
PICTURE STORY

Miss Iris Tyne, formerly Of
Inkstcr, is now back in her ma
tive land, Nassau. Miss Tyne
came here several months ago
from Nassau to visit cousins. She
and Mrs John Stamps attended
Inkstcr High School where they
both took tipping.
Iris said that She was very
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
CONGRATULATIONS

The storks wings arc again
Tapping over the home of the
Warren Jackson's on Patricia
Ave. Congratulations, folks. Keep
up the good work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
p. T. A. NEWS

The Cup Cake Sale" al Boyn.
ton school on April % was so
successful they were able 70 send
fave dclcaatr> 10 the convention
Il Naskc.on
They were Mrs ,cciat TAYLOR
and Ms. cerths Folks. Mr.. 6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
WELCOME iDLEWILDERs!!

"FANTABULOUS', were The
words OF the Cleveland ldlcwild
crs' president The Chicago pre-
sidcnt said 1T Can't be topped
From 2 o'cloos Friday night
until 5 o'clock Sunday morning
Detroit was really swingin
town.
Jimmy wilkins band was real
~ in perpetual motion"
1t all started like this: Once
upon time, the Detroit Idle
wildcrs said, well, It's our turn
to entertain Cleveland and Chi
cago, but what will ii be-"
Suppose we have magnificent
formal dance at the Sheraton
Cadillac. how's that
Nice, but not good enough,
said president Sonny Wilson. de.
troit IdlcwildcrS)
"All right then. suppose we
throw a fabulous dinner party
at the Gotham we could set
up a terrific center piece with
conferred around ICE. we
could have huge punch bowl
made out of ice three inches
thick and imbcddcd in the ice
we could place pink rose
Wonderful" said Sonny, but
it's still not enough"
Detroit was feeling elegant
over the wcck-cnd-lct me tell
you.
Miss Eva Pride look Just too
shick in her cocktail dress of
blue lace accented with the
pale blue tunic style nylon. you
looked tcrrifficc yourself. Grllf.
Mrs. Evelyn Burton appeared
very smart in an evening dress
of white lace accented at the
neck lovely shaw-stylc cape.
One of the cutcSt couples there,
however, was Miss Nancy Hunter,
escorted by the very exciting,
Harold Warner. (You looked real
cute, Nancy.
Select couples: DR.. and Mrs.
Clifford Giles of Chicago, DR. and
Mrs. Leonard CaSin OF Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Price of
Cleveland, DR.. and Mrs. Howard
Nelson. Chicago. MIR and Mrs.
Stephen Lawson. Cleveland Mrs.
Calvin Mcmillan. Mrs. Richard
Bright. both of Cleveland and
many many more. In fact their
were one hundred from Clcvc-
land and another one hundred
and ten from Chicago.
Don't worry Detroit, you can't
be foppcdl!!
THE BELLS AREN'T RINGiN'
in InkStcr. anyway. It's really
against the law for any street
vendor TO make noisc of any type
in order TO attract the public
and inticc them to buy from
them. Unless you'N\ got an OK.
ira hundred bucks--6r three
months vacation with nowhere TO
20. you'd better watch yourself
GO
AROUND THE PARK
Congratulations arc in order
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
lnkster prom

David Crawford Of Annapolis
ark Mr. and Mrs. Crawford have
been happy married for twenty
one years on the FIRST of June
and what is so rare as day in
June.
Memo TO Robin Lynn Woody.
You really looked sharp in those
sun glasses, girl. If you keep il
up al that rate, by the time you
arc Cathy's age you'll be a real
fashion modcl,,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
SPORTS WAsHoUT

The Inkstcr Warrior whipped
the Toledo Cips IL TO o. How
bout that? Winning pitcher is
Hogan. loser Johnson.
Homer Fox. viccprcsidcnt of
the NAACP Youth Council in
lnkstcr attended the annual state
convention in Lansing with two
other officers from the local
group. They were Dorothca
knight, secretary and James
Scott, president. Also going to
Lansing was James Biycn, the
groups advisor.
Homer was elected vicc-prc-
sidcnt of the Fourth area, which
includes any community within
rs miles of metropolitan Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
RECOVERY

Nj. Melvin Clyburn of Deacon
ST, is back in our midst after
a scigc at Veterans Hospital
Welcome home Melvin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31

luck. and loads Of bcwilderinI
offspring to two swell people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
The BELLS AREN'T RINelN.
AROUND THE PARK

Congratulations arc in order
and they 20 out 10 MIR. and Mira.
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-11
Veterans Administration
Information Service
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

o. named my mother as the BEN
eficiary of my CT insurance
policy, and indicated that the
money be paid to her in a lump
sum- Would she have the right
to change to some other meth
cd of paymcut if she desired!
A-Yes. She could choose to re-
ceive the CT insurance pay
ments under any of several in
stallment plans available.
the fact that / am get
ting VA compensation for dis
ability incurred in Korea auto
matically entitle me to voca-
tional rehabilitation training?
The law requires that a
disabled veteran be in need of
training to overcome the han
dicap of his disability. If need
were established in your case,
you would be permitted to train.
Q-I plan to sell my CT house and
let the buyer take over my loan.
If the VA grants me relief from
liability, does that mean that
CT loan entitlement will be re-
stored?
Release from liability does
not mean that your entitlement
will be restored. VA restores
entitlement only under certain
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-11
Growing Corn Plant
Needs Plenty OF Food

Like growing boys, growing corn
needs a good food supply, George
Vapaa, Kent Agricultural Agent,
says.
The big difference between the
two is boy will grab-sometimes
even ask-for more, corn stalk
just Sulks and turns brown.
The local ability OF boy gains
more attention than the silent
method used by a corn plant
Because of its vocal shortcom-
ings, corn is often short on nitro
gen, Mr.. VaPda says.
To produce a bushel of boys .
no, no, to produce a bushel of
corn, it takes one pound of nitro
gen, 8 pounds of phosphoric acid,
and 6 pounds of potash along
with some minor elements which
are usually present in sufficient
amounts.
The difference in producing 90
bushels of corn without fertilizer
and 100 bushels with adequate fer
tilizer, is only the cost of the fer
tilizer-about $40 worth. 1t costs
about $25 to plant an acre of corn
without fertilizer This means $40
worth of fertilizer gets you about
20 more bushels of corn.
Now is the time to put on the
bushel-producing side dressing if
you were stingy at planting time
If you put on enough phosphor-
Gus and potash, a nitrogen side
dressing is all you need. Otherwise
you may want to add a complete
fertilizer.
Base your buying on the price
per unit of active ingredient, Mr.
Vapaa says. This is the best way
to compare fertilizer prices.
So, if you want to get those ex-
ira bushels that make the differ
ence between getting your invest
ment back and making money, side
dress.
1t pays off in extra boys, no, no,
in extra bushels.