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Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
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PriO SOcarras Gels an
I~nVigOrafing Shot

The highly regrettable spec
tacle that took place in Miami
last Friday, when an ex-Presf
dent of the Republic of Cuba,
Doctor Carlos Prio Socarras, had
to walk handcuffed from the
Court building to prison, APP
proximately six blocks away, has
added political vigor to the dem
ocratic personality of the ousted
ruler.
Singing the Cuban National
Anthem, fellow citizens and
many Latin Americans who had
heard about it accompanied the
ex-President in his foot journey
to jail, which he was forced to
travel handcuffed, just like any
common criminal caught in the
act.
This total absence of ability,
or lack of imagination, to call it
that way, of those who could not
arrange to have the ex-President
of Cuba transported to prison in
an automobile, has by all means
caused a mighty bad impression
in his country and in all the
Latin American nations that, in
their bonds of solidarity, con-
slider the affront as their own
Prio's civic and democratic
prominence entities him to .
more courteous handling on the
part of the authorities. In fact,
rather than a courtesy extended
to him, it would have been a
courtesy to the Cuban nation
that one day elevated him to the
presidency Of the Republic, and
also it would have been a mani
festation of regard to the Latin
American nations.
From the political standpoint
the personality of the man WhS
in such a lowly and spectacular
way was taken to prison, has
been brought into the spotlight
and has gained prestige, now
being the main topic of the
news items and commentaries
in Cuba and in nineteen other
Latin American countries identi-
fled with the democratic ideals
of the land of Martf.
Thus, Prfo Socarras, who Is
accused of plotting against Ba-
tista and has been jailed with
all the details accompanying the
capture of common criminals,
has achieved a publicity con-
quest and his political person,
atty has received an invigor-
ating shot.
AS an individual, as a citizen,
as a democrat, Carlos Prio So
carras has triumphed. Others
we're the losers....
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
JOAQUIN M. QUARTZ
NAMED TO IMPo RTANT
POST BY BRANIFF

DALLAS - Joaquin M. Duarte,
Latin American specialist, has
been named assistant to the agency
and interline sales manager OF Bra
milf Always, Rex Brack, vice presl.
dent of traffic and sales, has an
nounced.
Based at the airline's Dallas,
Texas, headquarters, Duarte's prl-
mary assignment will be to de-
velop the airline's year-round tour
program for vacation travel to Lat.
in America.
A native of California and World
War II naval officer, Duarte was
with the National Security Agency
in Washington for nor than five
years.
Prior to his government service,
Duarte was associated with the Pan
American Union in Washington.
He first worked with the Admins
trative Secretary of the Inter A
rican Economic and Social Coun-
Gil Of the Organization of Ameri-
can States and then as assistant
editor of the Unions "Review OF
Inter American photography"
Majoring in Spanish and Portu.
guese languages. Duarte received
his bachelor of arts and masters
degrees from Leland Stanford
University and is presently a doe
toral candidate in Hispanic Ameri-
can studies. He received a travel
fellowship for study in Brazil from
the Institute Of international Edu-
cation and was q travelling repre-
sentative in Latin America for the
Hoover Institute of Stanford Uni
versity.
Duarte has travelled extensively
in Latin America and while livina
in Brazil was sn editorial staff
member of an English newspapeR
in Rio de Janeiro,
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
veneuelaa Govt Beginning
Huge Public Works Program

CARACAS. (UP)- The Public
Works Ministry announced an
emergency building project of $780,
000, 900 bolivars (approx. 1920, O00,-
100000 will be started throughout
the nation.
He said that bids fer works
worth 80, OO0, 900 bolivars have been
received and that in the next two
months others for 800,000,000 boz
livars will me requested.
Railroad and port installations,
roads, tunnels, drinking wells, new
spraying systems, pavement of
roads, construction of new schools,
welfare Institutes, buildings, and
agricultural works are mentioned,
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
EDITORIAL
OUR PROTEST

THE AMERICAS DAILY wishes to publicly
register a protest for the manner in which DR.. Car
los PriO SOcarras, outstanding figure in Latin Anne
rican politics, was taken to Dade County Jail, and
handcuffed was taken walking through several
city blocks. from the Federal Court to the prison.
The attitude we are assuming regarding this
case, is in agreement with Latin American and
United States feelings, which pay tribute to human
dignity and to the high values of democracy. For
any citizen having the conditions gathered in the
personality of ex-President PriO Socarras, this
newspaper will raise its voice of protest before such
an outrage. 1t is a matter of principle.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
SCIENTIST
TO WORK IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. (UP). DR..
Philip Cohen, head Of the Physio.
logical Chemistry Department of
the University of Wisconsin and
member of the U. S. Cancer ms
titute's consulting board, arrived
here to elaborate on a research
project at the hospital Of nutri
tional diseases.
Cohen will be here q month
coordinating Metabolism Research
with the Department of Bio-Che
mical Investigations of the hospi
tai. Cohen plans to 90 TO Europe
after leaving Mexico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

rigatiOn OF tracts OF farm products
now being cultivated there.
Cost of the pilot plant project
will be borne by the Sac Francisco
Valley Commission. The Pan Anne
rican Union will be called upon to
furnish technical advice and ap-
praisals of the social, financial and
economic aspects of the develop
ment.
Pan American Union technical
experts will be sent to Brazil to
conduct on-the spot surveys as
the project develops within the
next two years.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
Chile to Fight Ancient
Formulas on Territorial
Waters Rights at Geneva

SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. is. -
(UP).- Luis Melo Lecards, head
Of the Chilean delegation to the
Geneva Conference on territorial
rights to the sea, declared today
that, if the meeting really wants
to achieve good results, 1T must
face the problem looking to. the
future and not to the past, where
it will find only formulas which
are no longer applicable to the
new problems resulting from the
exploitation and conservations Of
the natural resources of the sea
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
HEMISPHERE EVENTS
Latin American News in Brief

will be p~atroaing the 1,l2i cleo
toral polls.
Army forces will be in charge Of
the custody of the polls and of
their transportation, to the Natio-
nal Congressman building to proce-
ed to the votes count.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
HEMISPHERE EVENTS
FESTIVITIES IN HONOR OF
GEN. YDIG0RAS FUENTS

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Feb.
Is CUP - The Government will
prepare great festivities in honor
Of General Miguel Ydigoras Fuen-
ties, President elect of Guatemala,
who is expected here Tuesday on a
courtesy visit.
President of the Republic, Ramon
Villeda Morales, expressed his
satisfaction for the announced visit
of the future Guatemalan Presi-
dent, of whom he is a very close
friend,
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
SPECIAL FORCE TO MAINTAIN
ORDER IN ARGENTINE VOTING

BUENOS AIRES (UP)-Army,
Navy and Air Force have organized
and electoral command to maintain
order in all Argentine as a result
of next Presidential elections OF
Feb. %.
In the capital 5000 soldiers Of
the Army Navy and Air Force
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

mantle affairs saying: call that is
out of the question until ! COM
plete my studies.
Asked whether he preferred
blondes of brunettes he answered:
lit does not make any difference,
so long as they r pretty.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
URUGUAYAN PACKING HOUSE
WORKERS CALL OFF STRIKE

MoNTEvIDEO (UP) The
strike of clearinghouse workers,
which was declared Thursday in
all the country, was called off.
The resolution was taken after
meetings of the Union and Natio-
nal Authorities.
The decision states, however,
that workers will remain in a con-
dition of pre-conflict until their
demands are met.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
New International Airport
Planned for Lima, PERI

WASHINGTON, D. c. (PAU).-
Testifying to the impact of the air
age on Latin America, the 10-year
old airport serving the capital
city OF Lima, Peru. is about to be
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

have not yet announced their re
representatives..
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

the way in which an American
Constitutional ex-President has
been treated.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
EighE Stores
Participate In
Contest

Mike Kemmcrlin, salesman
for Kingan Meat Company, said
today that the bicycle won last
week by Joey Granger of Tabor
City was the prize awarded in
a contest in which eight grocery
stores here participated rather
than any particular one.
Kemmerlin said he was not
certain where the winning entry
had been submitted. II was stat
ed in last weeks Tribune that
the winning entry had been sub
mittcd at PiEgly-Wiggly. KEN
merlin said this was incorrect
and expressed regrets at the
misunderstanding.
Stores participating in the
contest were Bakers Super
Cores Red and White.
{. {. SolCs and Sons, Piggy
G & G. Super Mkt. Sar-
Wis Farm Supply, Roberts Groc-
cry. BuffkinS Grocery.
The prize was one Of Is bi-
cycles given in a three-statc area
10 the youngsters entering the
cOlOring contest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Dedicate Boys
Home COTTAGE

North Carolina Civilians dedi-
Gated their cottage Sunday at
Boys Home while the Lions club
made plans to rails, money for
the second cottage
The keys to the new cottage
we're given to J. /. Collier Of
Whitcvillc, chairman Of the BOYS
Home Board of Directors by
District Civilian Governor G..
Wesley Williams of Raleigh
Guest speaker for the occasion
was the Rev. Allen C. NcSween
oG Greensboro who called on the
Civilians TO Garry on with the
building of good men. the real
building that is still to be done"
The new home viii house 16
boys and their house parents
A. ID. Peacock. executive di-
rector of Boys Home. said Stacy
Budd. governor of Lions Inter
national District 31-F. reported
The Lions had better than $4,000
in their treasury toward the
building of Boys Home second
cottage. Construction is expected
to start by July 81, 1859.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Miss Wright Is
Guest AT Sandy
Plain Meeiinq

il program by Miss Gwen
Wright, third place winner in
the state All contest after win
ming the county and district hon
urs. gave n demonstration about
Mrs. Anti to the Sandy Plains
Development Association at their
regular meeting Thursday night.
The meeting. held at the COM
rnunity center. was conducted
by Lahna HARRISON, president
of the group.
County agent Garris explained
this years Judging Of the COM
munity and the awards TO be
given.
Marvin Lewis explained plans
Of the sponsors dinner 20 be
held the latter part of Scptemb-
or.
The next meeting of the group
is set for the second Thursday
night in September.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
81 900 I'm Cash To Be Given
Away In Tabor City Tuesday

One thousand dollars IN cash
will be given away Tuesday.
August &c. at / pm. in Tabor
City.
The money, IN silver dollars.
will conclude Free Silver Dol
lars Days" that mas for the past
three weeks featured exceptional
bargains in some 65 stores here.
Five hundred dollars will 60
to the first place winner. Prizes
of 500 each to the second and
third place lucky ticket holders
and - prizes of SIS each
\ unique system OF drawing
will be held. Fifteen tickets will
be drawn from the box and
placed on wheel. Then a shot
probably a BIB gur will be uscdD
will be fired al the wheel.
Whichever ticket is hit will be
the first place winner As other
shots are fired the other win
ners will be determined.
Persons must be present in
order to win
Tickets will be available at
local participating stores through
3 pm. Tuesday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Will Cut In New
Rural Telephone
Service Thurs.

Unless something unexpected
happens, tomorrow Thursday
is the day long awaited by some
los families in the Mollie, Dulah,
Guideway, Iron Hill and Pire-
way communities. It's the day
the new phons service goes into
l.. E. futon, local manager for
Carolina Telephone and Tele-
graph, stated that barring I'M
fOrseen obstacles the line would
be cut in on Thursday.
About 165 families will be
added TO the Tabor City ex-
change making the total users
over 800 for this community.
Expansion Of phone facilities
IN this project was done at an
as,imat"d cost of Sl54,487.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Mayor Court
Hears Is Cases

The following cases were tri-
ed Monday night in Mayors
Court with Mayor Howard Har-
relson presiding:
Barney Rhodes, public drunk
cnnesS and disorderly conduct
cost, appeal to Superior Court;
Bricc Watts, public drunken
ness and diSorderly conduct
plaintiff, Mrs. Bricc Watts, fail
ed to testify and was taxed cost
o! court; JcnnIs TurbeVille, three
counts of assault on minor
child, prosecuting witness, Havel
and Geneva Avant, failed to
and was taxed cost of
court in amount of $3.50; Retha
Lee SoleS, assault, cost; Curtis
Allen, diSordcrly conduct, cost,
appeal to Superior Court; James
Ncalcy, assault, cost, appeal to
Superior Court, Cephus Hamil-
ton, public drunkenness, cost
plus $40 fine, appeal to Super
Tor Cart; Vernon Hinson, public
drunkenness, cost, Geraldine
Rowell, possession non tax paid
whiskey, transfer to Recorders
Court; Allen Stanley, assault
cost, appeal 10 Superior Court;
Bobby Vereen, disorderly con-
duct, cost.
One case continued from a
previous term of court found
Mickey Johnson taxed cost OF
court for fighting. He appealed
to Superior Court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Local. Girl Is Tops
In Business School

Hiss Linda Norris. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Norris,
Route 3. Tabor City, who is a
graduate of Tabor City High
School. class of 1857, will re-
ceivc her Secrctarial diploma
from Miller-Motte Business Col
lege, Wilmington, N. c., Thurs
day, August %.
Miss Norris, having earned
the highest scholastic average of
the graduating class will give
the Valedictory address at the
cap and gown commencement
exercises to be held at the Grace
Methodist Church, Wilmington
on Thursday evening, August %.
Mr.. Richard S. Rogers, vice.
president and trust officer of the
Wilmington Savings and Trust
Bank, and a former graduate of
the college, will deliver the COM
menCCment address. Rev. Nor
timer Glover, Rector of ST.
James Episcopal Church will
give the invocation and DR.. J.
V. Early, pastor, Grace Meth
odiSt Church will pronounce the
bcncdiCtion. The diplomas will
be presented by III. w. Miller,
president of Miller-Motte Buzz
ness College. Special awards
will be presented by members of
the faculty.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Jimmy Rogers Stays
Busy With Radio

He finished his basic training
At Fort Jackson before going to
Ft Slocum, N. Y. to attend the
Army Information School. He
arrived in Pusan in January and
is expected 20 return to the
States in February.
He is married 60 the former
Shirley New who is a register
cd nurse.
Jimmy is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Rogers of Tabor City.
His big hope for the future is
to make the grade as a profess
;ional singer.
Those who've heard him sing
are optimistic for him. They all
agree, he's really got it," said
the article.
Folks back home have long
felt that this young man had
what II took to make the grade.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Tobacco Mart Average Hit So. 90 Mon dn,

Tabor City's tobacco market
began its season average price
climb last week and through
Monday had an average of $6O.53
for the season on the sale of
2,442.076 pounds.
The steady increase in price
is similar to that of last year
when the Tabor City market led
the entire North Carolina mar
kctS in season price with ~
average of S6O.27.
On Friday, Monday and Tues
day. the average price in Tabor
City led the North Carolina
markets and officials express
optimism that this trend will
continue.
Friday the local market led
the Belt with an average of
SCOTT on 194.114 pounds. Mon
day the price jumped to an
average of S62.998 on 363,660
pounds. Yesterday, the average
was S62.50 on 371.244 pounds.
Total pounds sold on the local
market through yesterday was
2 .883.329. Today's sale is expect
ed to push the total past the
three million mark.
Tally II. Eddings, sales super
visor. said today that there was
plenty of warehouse space and
urged farmers TO bring their to-
bacco to this market.
Sales aren't blocked today
nd they wont be blocked SO
bring your tobacco into Tabor
city, said Eddings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Jaycee Rattle
Tickets Movinq
AT Slow Pace

Tickets were reported moving
less than briskly on the ton and
one-halt air conditioning unit
being given away by the Tabor
City Jaycees.
Plans call for displaying the
air conditioning unit in one OF
the tobacco warehouses at an
carly date to give farmers from
throughout the area an oppor-
tunity to buy tickets.
The drawing will be held on
Saturday, September 6.
Jaycees are not eligible in the
drawing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Session Held Here
For Omega Officers

Miss Anne Brooks McGougan
president of Omega Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma, was
luncheon hostess at her home
here Tuesday. August IL. TO the
executive committee OF the So
cicty.
Arrangements Of flowers. pre-
dominatCly red roses, the chapt-
or flower. graccd the spacious
rooms.
Mrs. r. II. Mallard assisted her
sister in serving a three course
meal.
Later in the afternoon Miss
McGougan announced commit
tee chairmen and members.
Plans for the new year were dis
cussed.
Present were Miss Helen Bull
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Start Fund
Drive For
New Building

"A fund raising campaign is
underway to raise approximate
ly $4,000 with which to build
u new Masonic building.
The building will be located
at the corner of Fifth and Will
liams Streets. Tabor City Ma
sonic Lodge No. 563 purchased
the lot some time ago with the
intention of erecting the new
building there.
Chairman of the finance and
building committee is E. w
Fonvielle. Members of the COM
mittee are Charles Hodges, A.
0. King, Coolidge Wright, Roy
Long and l.. S. Parham.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Festival Committee
beqins Activities

Yam Festival committees are
rolling up their sleeves and
starting to work in preparation
Tor the annual event to be held
October 8, 1911.
A big name band is expected
10 be here again this year for
the Queens Ball. Name of the
band has not been disclosed
however the announcement is
c0fCted to be made upon con-
firnation of the date by the
bands booking agency. The
S475 deposit was mailed early
this week. The dance is handled
by the JayCecS.
Mrs. Mae Young, head of the
VIEW Auxiliary, leads the move
ment to sell booth space this
year. The booths in the ware
house have long been a special
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

Jimmy Rogers, a young man
who has long been acclaimed by
Tabor City folks as a singer with
future. was recently the sub
Ject Of a feature article in the
Armed Forces newspaper in the
Pusan, Korea Area Command.
Rogers is serving as traffic
manager for radio station AKIN,
Pusan. In addition TO this he is
di0jockey on three of the top
programs.
"All of this (the disc jockey
programs) plus the job OF traffic
manager at AKIN keeps Jim
hopping but he's a mighty happy
and cheerful guy as all who
know him can testify" said the
news article.
Jimmy is a graduate Of the
University of North Caroline
WhWe he received his degree In
rsdB and television production.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

feature of the festival.
Ad selling in the festival pro-
gram, usually containing sweet
potato recipes and very much in
demand, will be handled this
year by the Dirt DobberS Card
en- Club headed by Mrs. Marvel
la Dorman.
w. Horace Carter and Claude
Boyd, co-chairmen of the festiv-
al planning committee, have ex-
pressed appreciation to those
who have given of their time to
begin early work on the festival.
The festival continues to
grow from year to year and it
is the fine spirit and coopera-
ton from local people that
makes the festival such a womb
erful event." said the co-chair-
men
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Williams School
aculiy Meeting
Set For Monday

a meeting of the Williams
Township School faculty has
been scheduled for Monday aft
crnoon, August 25, at 800.
The l958-59 faculty will I've
the same as last years with the
exception Of two teachers which
were lost due 10 a dCcrcu.s IN
enrolment.
Mrs. Winifred =. Stout. Mrs.
Cora F. Ward. and Miss Matte
Justice are the first grade tea
cheers Mrs. Ruth Cocker. Mrs
Elizabeth Walters, and Mrs.
Daisy Brown second grade tea
.chcrs. Mrs Katherine II Cook
will work with Mrs. Jesse Harp
'ur and Mrs. Marion Ward rs
third grade teachers.
Mrs. Mollic Tcddcr. Mrs
Linda Mclean, and Mrs. Joseph
inc Dudley will serve as fourth
grade teachers. Mrs. Ionic l..
Mercer and Mrs. Alice b Will
iiams will act as fifth grade tea
chcrs. Mrs. Betty Skipper will
have a fifth and sixth grade
combination. Mrs. Lctha 3. Mcr-
Ger and Mrs. Helen NJ. Williams
will teach the sixth grades
Seventh and eighth grade tea
Ichers are Miss Gray Ward. Mrs.
Doris Carroll Mrs. Dorothy
Baldwin, and Mr.. D. T. Peacock.
High school teachers are Mr..
~. b. Vaught, MIR. Vernon
Thompson, Mrs. Mary 3 Lewis.
Mrs. Louise G.. Murray, Mir. d.
J. johnson. Mr. Eugene v.
SassCr, Mrs. Olive p. Wright.
Mrs. Retha w. Thompson, Mr..
w. O. Jackson. Jr.. Mr.. Charles
E. Bullock, and Mr.. Clayton
Lewis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
CONCORD VISITOR

Mrs. Adam Klutz Of Concord
is spending this week here in
the home of her mother. Mrs.
w. J. Hickman.
Tuesday Mrs. Klrz, Mrs. Hick-
man and Mrs. Hulda II. Doster
visited the james Jaroe's in
Mullins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

or and Mrs. w. W. Woody; Miss
Elsie Elkins and Mrs. Ruth
Baldwin, Whitcville; Miss Ruth
McarCs, Chadbourn: Miss Gladys
Pittman, Mrs. Hazel Thompson,
Mrs. Geraldine Baird and Mrs
Dasiy Harper, Elizabethtown.
The first general meeting OF
the society will be held on Sep
TENDER IS at the home of Mrs.
Thompson in Elizabethtown.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
BUS DRIVERS MEET

Williams Township School bus
divers for the 1859 school
=cdr will hold their first meeting
III The elementary school library
Monday night, August 25 at
500.
Bus drivers are as follows:
Nancy Stanley, Robert Uardie,
Hilda Faye Crib, Bobby Crib,
Joe Long, Jean Gore, Norman
White, Barbara Goodwin. Rodney
MCPHERSON. EloiSr Ward, John
ny GrainGCr, and {. ". Watson,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

band in Tabor City 50 pears ago.
Final rites were held frn-n the
residence Saturday at II a. m
by the Rev. 2. T.. Layfield, past
or Of the Saint Paul Methodist
Church. II was requested that
no flowers be sent and interment
at the Myrtle Green Cemetery
was private.
Mrs. Lewis is survived By
three daughters, Mrs. Harriet L
Skies Of the home; Mrs. w. B.
Lennon Of Fairmont and Mrs
j. w. Peay of Myrtle Beach, s.
C.; five grandchildren and Q
nrnber of nieces and nephewa
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Final Rites Held
For Mrs. i'll. Lewis

Mrs. Frances Knight Floyd
Lewis died in the James Walker
Memorial Hospital, Wilmington
Thursday at 10 p. m She had
become III suddenly at her home
here on Lewis Street and was
in the hospital only few hours.
Her husband John Leon Lewis
died on June l6 in the same
hospital following an illness Of
several years.
A daughter of the late Joseph
Walker and Harriet Petit Floyd
she was born July "a, 1877 in
Liberty Hill, S. c. She estab-
lished residence with her hus-