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Luksu

One-fourth teaspoon tu-
meric powder. l tablespoon
Cor % taste) hot pepper
POWDER ~ tablespoons
coriander powder. / tea
spoon caraway. u teaspoon
black pepper. / small piece
shrimp paste. 3 small
pieces shallots. 3 small
cloves garlic. small slices Of
green ginger root. 3 table,
spoons fried. shredded and
pounded eoconut. 1 pound
fresh fish, coconut milk
from ! coconut. Y pound
Evening star., 1958-07-10

n0MNVEI hKF FROZEN WAFFLEs 9 s.. A7s
uUUV III LHNL Wonderful With fee Cream u pkss ~
poWNYFLAKE PANCAKES sozpks 2oe
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REALEMON LEMON JUICE 'is.'%s e. s:'' 6. 2S
Evening star., 1958-07-10

WESSUN UIL gallon Sass p'n'' 30 au'r'. 0J
Evening star., 1958-07-10

BREAST O. CHICKEN LIGHT TUNA %. O. S5'
Evening star., 1958-07-10

FLUFFO Golden Shortening !: 81 s.. So
Evening star., 1958-07-10

cleaner. No other home laundering product
equals Clorox in germ killing efficiency.
That's why millions use Clorox in their
family wash eUery time.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
Cotton Growers
Face Decision

Cotton growers will make an
important decision on Monday.
December Is. 1858, John II.
Atkinson. Jr.. of the Horny Agri-
cultural Sterilization ana Con-
Scrvation Committee. reminds
farmers.
On that day. growers will vote
in referendum TO decide whCth-
er marketing quotas Will be in
effect tor their 1859 upland cot
ton crop. All farmers who en-
gagged IN the production OF up
land cotton III 1858 will be eli
sIblc 10 vote IN the referendum.
If al least two-thirdS OF the
growers voting approve the
quotas" Mr.. John II. Atkinson
Jr explains. marketing Quotas
vii. be IN C..,-t on all farms
growing upland cotton N 1889.
penalties viii apply on excess
cotton, and growers will have an
opportunity To- elect Il choice be-
.N.yu complying wiki Their 70
-ular'-Clo.yc lA)-tarm allot-
mcmts or increasing their cotton
acreage 10y "a mitch as 10 per-
cent. this second choice is called
Choice .H".
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

the senior boys and the sopho-
more boys. We seniors are very
sorry to report that the sopho-
mores won, Better luck, girls,
IN your first GAGE. Intramural
sports are being sponsored by
the Student Council
Congratulations TO the girls
basketball team for winning
their eighth straight game of
the season Friday night over
Chadbourn. The boys played an
excellent game, even though
hey lost. Better luck this FRI
dap night, boys. We would like
for everyone To be present at
shaGbourn Friday night when
Williams and Chadbourn will
again meet.
lla Wee. you don't know how
much we missed you Friday
night. We hope you will be out
of the hospital ant back in
school before long, because
things just aren't the same with
not 700 arount,
Pcrsonality-of-thc-W Week
Shes a senior. ant she has
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

program was presented by An
CELIA Powell. Miriam Hughes.
Susie MCPHERSON. Elizabeth
Hunt. Brenda Walker. Ssta Mae
Gore. Dollie Pearl Crib, MARY
Louise Graham. Judy Cade, and
Hazel Cox. one of our chapter
Mrs. Lloyd Hinson. was
present. After the program, re-
ircShmcntS were served to all
The Bus Drivers Club met
Tuesday during sixth period in
Mr.. LewiS'S office. Mr.. Lewis
discussed behavior on the busScs
ana proper care of BUSES All
drivers were present.
On first intramural basketball
game was played Friday between
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
kEMOVING THE COURSE" FROM MONEY
Latest Scheme Fer Getting Money
Far More Colorful Than Old Ways

I There are many schemes thai
make taking money from peopl,
almost as simple as taking tn,
Iprovcrbial "ccndy from a baby
For what II > worth This is the
latest system or helping to take
your money ,ut Of circulation:
\ woman seeks help with heI
] nd.Et9l problems. She turns &c
J he mystic lOctu0r ;eller who
promptly lends a sympathetic
Sar. The tune being played has
audible sounds of silver dollars.
First. the fortune teller asks
or a five dollar bill. Not for
payment, mind you, but merelcy
TO take off the curse" She very
happily returns the money TO
Inc client who IS getting happier
., degrees. She now has not
only someone who VIII listen To-
her troubles but Will Go 50 with
H-t asking tor monetary COM
p>usation. When the first session
completed the sympathetic
listener urges the troubled wo-
"an t. return at a specified date
-n# urges hey 20 bring $50
. order that the cuvss mr-h:
-ya ul. TINS denomination
... Tie trouble. ON. .nmn'.es
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

short brown hair and brown
eyes. She's tall and she play.
first string guard on the basket
ball team. She has a sweet per-
Sonality, and she is always talk
ing! She's member of the Mon
ogram Club. Co-captain of the
ball team. and cditor-in-chief OF
the annual. The Aggie." She is
very sweet and everyone likes
her. Her name is Ila Wee Nealy
Roundabout Talk
Faye Wright. we hear YOU
laNv a new boyfrlcnd How a.
'out il? Dnky. you were not so
friendly Saturday night. Why?
carolc. hear YOU enjoyed Red
SIirr" Saturday night. What a.
bout No Time for Sargeants''
sunday night? Mildred. did |
near YOU say that you were in?
\nn. which side of the road are
YOU supposed to drive on? ! hear
'ou can be pretty reckless some
mes Sonia, | hear YOU like
your new home, How about II?
ralph. YOU and LowCry seem TO
% having a pretty good time
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
DUGLAS c. BUFFKIN ;

DARMSTADT, GERMANY
Army Pvt. Douglas c. Buffkin
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Live r
Brffkin, Route 4, Whitevi!le ra-
Gently arrived in Germany and
is now member Of the Ia,h
Artillery.
Buffkin, a fire direction con-
troll operator in the artillcrv,s
Battery b in Darmstadt, entered
the Army last May and conp,x.
ed basic training at Fort JACK
son, S. &.
The 22-ycar-old soldier is i
1884 graduate of Whitcville Eiub
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
6ildrer's Home
SiarisF undDrive

The Chilircn's Home Society
OF North Carolina. which ha.
cared for over seven Thousand
children from this area sine,
1917. reported today that the
annual Christmas fund drive
will get under way this week
with a goal OF S35, 1000 to COM
plete the budget for the next fis-
cal year.
Charles F. Myers, Jr., of
Greensboro. president OF the So
ciety, urged the support of resi-
dents in areas in which there is
no organized United Fund. He
pointed out that residents in
United Fund towns have already
made their gift to the Children $
Home Society when they con-
tributed through their local
United Funj.
! Over $4,000 folders will be
nailcd December S - residents
throughout the state telling the
story OF this fitJy-siN year old
agency. The society is the oldest
and the only voluntariIy-.uD-
ported agency in North Carolina
licensed 70 handle adUptions ON
a statewide basis.
The Society helped 472 babies
and older children, their natura!
parents and their adaptive par
cntS last year. Between April
and October /. 1858, nearly $500
persons received the services Of
the So icty.
.TNETI.E IN 1902
From IT'S beginning in 1902
when one superintendent had TO
perform all the work pertaining
to adoptions, the Society has
grown to have a start of trained
experienced worSo,s. capable Of
handling special problems OF
modern a"n".i0n work.
Today o. 80 ,s an average OF.
$500 d day o. care for each baby ,
in the nursery which rs cuuiDDcd
TO accommaa'ia rs many as 20.
babies at one time. 3,
In addition. the Society as.
sIsts many families in WORKING
Out their problems So that cr..-
dren may remain with their pa.-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

riding all over the Starlite Sat-
lurday night. l hear you two are
doing pretty well now. Is 1t
true? Robert, did you say a GER
tain someone almost caused you
% be killed? Barbara Duncan,
that iertainlp is a pretty dia-
mond you're wearing. How were
you so fortunate? Manly, | hear
you and Faye are spending the
weekend in Raleigh. Do you
think they will keep you at Dix
Hill? MIR. Vaught. how about
making those tests a little easier
md stop telling tales on your
little girl
That's all for this time. So.
until next week. remember that
"A person who smiles today will
i've to smile another day" Bye
bye.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

Undertake something that is
difficult: it will do you good.
Unless you try TO do something
beyond what pou have already
mustered, you will never grow.
Ronald +. Osborn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
PVT. ..JUSTUS LEACH

FORT JACKSON. S. C-An>,
Pvt, Justus Leach. %, SON Z,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley Leach
Route 3, Whiteville, N. c., re-
Gently completed eight weeks =,
basic combat training at Fort
Jackson, S. c.
Leach is a 1854 graduate O,
Central High School and a loss
graduate of Fayetteville State
Teachers College.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
De WASHINGTON -.
Viene de La PAgina "
NUEvO CRIsTIANo


El.domingo 6 de julio IN Ia
Iglesia de saint Michael's," re-
cibi6 las Sagradas aguas del bau-
tismo ell ninito Alexandra Sera,
hijo del caballero don Carlos Sc.
"a y SUI amable sonora Berta de
Sera. Apadrinaron ell acto Ell Sc
nor Guillermo Paz y la simpati-
ca senorita Maria Amelia Fer
nandez. Aprovechamos la Opor-
tunidad para saludar a sus carl
nosos padres, deseando para ell
nuevo cristiano una vida ejem-
plar.
&VIAJERAS
Despues de pasar una cOrta
tenhporada de placer en- las pla-
vas de "Rehoboth, Delaware, re-
gresaron a esta ciudad lugar de
SUI Residential las bellas Sehoritas
.VioIeta Ortega, Edith Quihones,
Celeste Castro y Danelia OrOzcO.
Las saludamos.
PEQUENA C~UMPLEANERA
FL II de julio estuvo de fiesta
ell hogar del caballero ecuatoria-
no don Tomas Carlo y su esti-
mable sefora Rosario de Carlo,
con motive de celebrar en- esa
fecha sus dos primeros amos de
dichosa SUI preciosa primogenita
Margarita Carlo. Felicitamos a
la pequena cumpleanera, desean-
dole muchos dias como Ell pasa-
do.
DE SAN FRANCISCO
Pasando unos dIas de placer
en- esta ciudad Sc encuentra la
/, distinguish sonora Alicia Mayor
Ga de Martinez, siendo buesped
de sus hermanos ell Mayor John
Kelly y su estimable Sra. Biars-
"a de Kelly. LIE presentamos un
cordial saludo y srata estadia. =,
DE VENEZUELA
Sc encuentra en- esta capital
con p~rocedencia de Caracas, We
nezuela, la honorable matrona
dona Luisa de Fernandez, quien
=viene con Ell motive sentimental
de saludar a SUI hijo ell Teniente
de Fragata Julio Fernandez, &C.
tualmente fernando parte de la
Representation Diplomatica de
gu pals, como Asistente del
Agregado Naval. Presentamos a
Ia sonora de Fernandez I'm cor
dial saludo.
DE OCEAN CITY
Despues de pasar unos dias de
vacaciones en- la playa de Ocean
:: City, regresaron a esta ciudad
lugar de SUI Residential ell estima-
matrimonio del caballero don
Carlos Urrutia Y sonora Justa de
Urrutia. Les presentamos un
cordial saludo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
cAFETERos
Continuation de la Dag. 3

La. reunion, que Sc efectu6 en-
la nueva sede de la organization,
!. en- un hotel del barrio de resi-
dencias de la ciudad, congrego a
unos 80 de los principles re-
presentantes del comercio cafe
tero Y de los organismos guber-
namentales' encargados de name
jar ell vital producto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
LA REVOLUcION 80.
tViene de la Pagina DOS1-


hompre sin cscripulos; y Ell "te-
rror" eStado legal" que impo-
ne la Convention, ORGANISING
maxine, que domino a Francia,
cometiendo crimenes que la
historla no puede justificar. We
mos caer las cabezas de Luis
XVI, monarch que a nadie hizo
NAL, en- ell tempo de su malha-
dado reinado; la reina Maria An
tonieta, que peco de ligera. pero
munro con la dignidad que la re-
levan de todos los defectos que
pudiera detentar; SUI juicio fue
clasieo ejemplo de I'm crimen
politico Muertos fueron todos
los mobiles que fueron habidos,
en- processes donde la ley no exis-
tia, y donde ia liberatd Sc cons
tituyo en- la pantalla bajo la
cual los tiranos nuevos, llenaron
de sangre a la Francia eterna.
Y vimos a Marat, R~obespierre,
Dant6n, Fouquier Tinville, Shu-
mann, etc, a todos estos jefes
sedientos de sangre y de odio,
enviarse ~mutuamente, y unos
tras otroS, al cadalso. La diosa
libertad tenia, la estatua gigan-
tesca levantaza en- la Plaza de
la Concordia, en- Paris, felizmen-
tie, los ojos cerrados. Es que ella
no guerra yer que crimenes Sc
cometian en- SUI nomhre. Ella
estaba mas ALA de las locas Y
turbulentas pasiones de los hon.
bres.
COMO DEBEMOS INTERPRETAR
La Revoluclon Francesa debe
ser interpretada, apoyads y ad-
mirads en- la genial conception
de los filosofos Y encyclopedias
tas. En- un Mirabeau, brillante
orador y parlamentario. FL qui-
so salvar la Revlucion y quiso
salvar al trono; sustentaba, des-
de entonces, la monarquia cons
titucional. Debemos admirar la
REVOLUTION en- Ell general La
fayette, que leal al pueblo, pres
to su lealtad tambien los re-
yes, que no eran, por entonces,
eE1emigos del pueblo. Y debe-
mos reconocer que ell movimien
to frances, que luego alcanz6 vi
SOS universities, Sc justifica en-
sus fines, perO no en- sus medios.
Francia sufrio los horrores de
una Revolution que cometio to-
dos los eXcesos, en- una bora de
desesperada reaction espiritual.
Els 10 duico que puede en- parte
hacer palidecer en- algo, los no.
rriblss crfmenes ordenados por
los Iribunales revolucionarios V
las impias 6rdenes de Robespie-
RE.
Pero Francia encontro luego
la senda de la a~utentica liber-
tad. Y Sc hizo sonora de la Eau
tentica libertad" y SUI terra v
Paris, fue ell centric y refugio
donde todos los hombres perse-
guides de la terra, hallaron SUI
paz, su consuelo y SUI dignifica-
cion.
Corramos pues, 81 clio es hui
mano, Yin espeso velo a los exec
SOS cometidos en- aquellos LEILA
nos dias de 1879. En- cambio de-
claremos nuestra admiration
por 10 que supone ell movimien-
to de Julio, que fue mecido en-
alas de una libertad indispensa.
Bile y que fue concebida ideal
mente por hombres que mere
cen ell eterno recuerdo de los
pueblos libres.
Honramos ash a Francia. Gu
ma, cerebro y corazon de la hui.
manidad.
RUBEN P. EGUIAZU-. :,
Llcenciado en- DipIomacia
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
TRATAN

Continuation de Ia pag. 81
dos por la policia, pero los hospi-
tales informaron que solo dos per-
sonas s%ufrieron heridas. Ademas,
dos policias tambien resultaron le-
sionados.
Evening star., 1958-02-09

unusual traveogue finishes with panel discussion and
possibly phone call to Pitcairn Island itself. pm,
WRC-4.
Seven Lively ArtsGold Rush." the better ngred-
ens from old Broadway show Paint Your Wagon" have
been revived for this musical about the old West Once
again. the choreography is by Agnes de Mile and the
top dancer talented girl with the unlikely GemEe
de Lappe The tunes by Lerner and esponsi-
bic for MY Fair Lady9, and the show is loaded with
bright clever dancing AS at rehearsal this is
engaging hour Of song-and-dance. pm, wToP-s.
Hallmark Hall Of Brnker the Silver Skates
pleasant musical ice show for the kids, starring Tab
Hunter, Basil Rathbone and Olympic Skater Dick But
tons. The familiar children's tale unfolds near the
the zuyder Zee, where find Tab and Pal Peggy King
moving about in wooden loafers, singing "C1op, Cop
Cop" You'll hear several other pleasant tunes all by
Hugh Martin before Hans tries to win the coveted silver
skates and the cast gets together to welcome sprngtime
4 Color $50 pm, WRC-.
Jack Benny Show-Jack is very free with his wallet he
takes Mary Livingston and Dennis Day to the This
gives of favorites Sheldon Leonard chance to
shine persistent racetrack tout Benny Rubin
information clerk and Joe Kearns the guard at Benny'
Evening star., 1958-02-09
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toddys top shows preUieped By ~ Keys stag.
Dho attend reheGrsnl match screenings and Gndlyze
scripts NetD York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered as a guide UeDers supplement high
light attenuation IN the TeleVue Magazine carried in
todGys Star
Look Here-Leonard Bernstein the rs Amercan-born
ductor to lead the New York Philharmonic Orchestra is
Martin Agronskys guest today. "A composer of jazz
Wel classical music, Bernstein viii be asked how he
manages to work in both musical forms Also, some
startling statements the art Of conductng-he says
Conducting often like street brawl" You'll find out
Why during the show. $3.50 pm, WRCA.
0mnibus-A colorfu visit to Pitcairn Island where you
meet the descendants Of the sailors who munied The
Bounty" nearly two centuries ago. Movie fans re-
member Mr Christian" will discover that nearly half Of
the present inhabitants Pitcairn Island are named
Christian and that despite nbreedng they bright
happy people Fascinating Aims show divers going down
in tropical waters for relics from the old Bounty" This
Evening star., 1958-02-09
private vault also get plenty Of laughs funny filmed
outing. 7:3O pm. wTOP-9

private vault also get plenty Of laughs funny filmed
outing. 7:3O pm, WTOP-9
Ed Sullivan Sh0wGna Lollobrgda who could satisfy most
male viewers without singing tackles few tunes tonight
and does them in a pleasant voice. One is an Italian
dtty, "Ah, Francisco" the other mr. Sandman" From
the Broadway musical, Body Beautiful" there's funny
bit Of nonsense, "Uh Huh, Oh YEAH" featuring eight
pntsized rock m rollers Second Broadway contribution
is Sally Anne Howe, newcomer to MY Fair Lady," who
asks Show Me" Some lively numbers tonight plus the
usual sprinklng Of juggers and acrobats pm WToPo
Steve Allen ShowIn addition to flock Of awards there's
Henny Youngman monologue and byplay with Steve
and Ann Sothern Most fun provided by the regulars
Louis Nye and Tom Poston, spoofng Hollywood From
the old Steve Allen gang there's Edge Gorme and Steve
Lawrence to sing such standards Making Whoopee
and Red Red Robin" pm. WRC4.
Dinah Shore Show-Dnah and Steve Allen start tune
Aliens show and finish it here If they don't stumble in
the corridor. Then Dinah tries sFoggy Day in London
Town" Another Shore repeat has Dnah and Marge
Champion with their Honey Sisters" act. charming
routine Rory Calhoun rolls to Kisses Sweeter Than
Wine" and teams with Cover Champion in "Ive Turned
1t Down. The Champions dance in six inches of watel
Evening star., 1958-02-09

(we-they hope to), and Ann Blyth sings such Helen
Morgan tear-erkers why Was Born" MY Bill etc.
Good show-and watch out for that water dance they
have the to 60 through with It, Color o pm,
WRC-A
Sid Caesar Invites You-Great fun Bulk Of the show
takeon bulhght movies called 'The Last Angry Bull"
Sid plays faintng matador who many call "has-been"
but he considers himself STILLS" Carl Reiner his
young rival and mogene Coca plays the ever-present
American tourist who falls for Sid Much enter
See Tv KEY Page E-s
Evening star., 1958-02-09
LATEST TV INFORMATION

Television programs for the week carried in the
TeleVue with todays Star Following Is supplementary
information todays programs received alter TeleVue
went to press.
1880 am. wTTo t5,-screen Souvenirs replaces
Best Of Benchley
1850. WTTG (5)-Top Secret replaces Featuretts.
TOO pm, VITO Q5l-Embassy Row: Bashdad pact
discussion postponed Senator Elender Of Louisiana VIII
show and narrate Aims he took during visit 10 Soviet
Russia.
placing Ellery Queen.
Evening star., 1958-02-09

longer-lower and wider, too. And when
you hitch these new dimensions to any
one Of Chevy'S new engines, you've helped
yourself to big serving of spirited action.
See your nearby dealer soon-6nd out
how little Chevy's brand of fun will cost
Evening star., 1958-02-09
Chevrolet by far the newest incest in its edthe only
hofs from ride roof And in the models people prefer
Chevy you less than the other low priced cors

Chevrolet does more for your dollars than
any other car in the low-price field Even
the lowest priced models share in Chevy's
unique new Fisher Body beauty and costly
car feel and performance.
E0sry Chevrolet's a full nine inches
Evening star., 1958-02-09

you. Once you do, chances are you'll want
quick delivery on your favorite model.
For you get more for your money in every
model-and Chevrolet is the lowest priced
of the w-priccd three in the models most
people buy!
Evening star., 1958-02-09

Only trdnchissd Chevrolet dealers
Evening star., 1958-02-09

ARcoNpoN NuDs 10 ADaorsraAroN
Evening star., 1958-07-14

Voting hours at polling places
for nearby Virginia's Demo-
cratic primary tomorrow will
be from 8 am. to 7 pm. The
precinct locations follow:
Evening star., 1958-07-14

are now being attacked today
by these same people," the three
legislators said.
The opposition has stemmed
for the provision that the elec-
tions be held in even-numbered
years. The liberal ABC group
feels its best chances are in odd
numbered years.
The Executive Committee of
the Arlington Independent
Movement, the county's con-
servative group, has supported
the change.
The legislators said the Ar
lington delegation to the Gen.
eral Assembly was much i'm
pressed" by the arguments last
December Ito get away from
what board members described
as annual brawls and give
public business paramount at
tention." They said it was not
decided in December on which
year the elections would be
held, but claimed a major
ity of the board said they
would support biennial elec-
tions whether they were held
in even or odd years.
The change would provide
that two board members would
be elected one year and three
members two years later.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

There is running water, how
ever, Mr.. Scruggs said.
At Camp Theodore Roosevelt
and at the Wilson Reservation
there viii be the modern" con-
venience Of a mess hall. Army
style. he said.
With q mess hall. I guess
there1l be such items as a dish
washer and a potato peeler, !"
Mr.. Scruggs added. But it'll
be different at Camp Thunder
bird"
Thunderbird. opened ofiicially
yesterday. is for those who
really want to rough it.
All cooking will be done by
the scouts themselves, and
they will live in tents even
smaller than those in the other
camps.
Actually" Mr.. Scruggs said,
I'VE filled UP Camp Thunder
bird faster than the other two.
I guess the novelty Of a new
camp has something to do with
it. or maybe the troops really
want to rough it,"
Evening star., 1958-07-14
126 CHILDREN
IN 7-UP CLUB
HOLD OUTING

No one had time TO
make an ofiicial count, but
there were probably l26
children from ls families
frolicking at a Blessed Sac
rament Church picnic in
Rock Greek Park yesterday.
They were members Of
the church's 7-Up Club. an
exclusive organization COM
posed Of parish families
with seven or more
children.
Mrs. Francis Roddy, Of
3753 Mckinley street NV,
is co-chairman Of the re-
Gently = and loosely - or
ganized club. It was her
challenging task to contact
all those elegible in a parish
noted for its large families.
Il found 80 families with
seven or more children"
she said, "but / may have
missed some"
Her prime source Of in
formation was her own
family. She has 10 children.