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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28

had made a golden calf and were
worshipping it. God said in his
anger against them that h,
would Stay them all and make q
new nation out OF the descend
ents Of Moses, bu. Moses pied
with God to let his people live
Next to the love OF Jesus we
find no greater example of love
for ones fellowman than the re-
quest Moses made of God: 20
this people has 5inned great
sin, and have made them gods
OF gold. Yet now, il thou wilt
forgive them their sins; and il
not, blot me, l pray 1hee, out OF
the book which thou hast writ
ten"
How much we need such lead
ership in our homes, our nation
and our world. How necessary
to have men end women whose
hearts reach up - God and
whose ambitions reach out seek
ing the best for all races. creeds
and color.
Again we see Moses standing,
tall and nightly, above all men
in his next .equcss. His one
thought before he dies is for his
people and that thcy might have
a competent leader: LET the
Lord appoint man over the
congregation, who shall 90 out
before them and come in before
them. that the cong! egation of
tn" Lord may nc: be a sheen
which have no shepherd" he
asks.
In the New Testament Saint
Mark used thc San,C expression
in speaking Of another crowd OF
people who had come to see
Jesus and to be h,alcd. AS he
tJcSuS) landed ne law q great
t1rong and ne had compassion
on them because th,y were like
sheep without q SLcrhcrd."
In answer to the request of
Moses God told him to lay his
hands on Joshua i whom was
thu spirit of wisdom bring him
bcior" the priest rlcazar. who
III turn would 90: his orders
Grim. Her We see the
md If the old cldcr when
Moses and I few other leaders
spoke face to face with Gid. and
the now order defining when
God would speak to his ncoDlc
through the priests.
The laying on or Nos. hands
showed the congregation ina; he
was giving his leadership t.
Joshua. The Orim was Some sort
II saCrcd lot God used rur Flcaz-
~ 10 learn when H." pcop. were
10 20 out or come in from any
CspnrilIiy nliI'r..v up-
aruti0nS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Simpson Greek Club
HG!as Busy Session

me Simpson Creek Home
nei''oiStration Club met Mon
Jay May 10, at 3 p. m in the
Community center tor a regular
meeting with Mrs. George F.
core as hostess.
me meeting was called r.
o,uer by Mrs. LiSton Hardee
= eSiueht' The council creed
tb aS , repeated and The song for
'-e month was sung in unison
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28

Mrs. Hardee and charge of the
program and spoke en- her work
with the All club and the men,
bership drive. Too, she gave a
report on the broiler contest and
talked about organizing an cleo
trio club.
The program w9S planned for
the new year and officers were
elected.
Mrs. L. .. Cox reminded eve
ryone to 60 10 the polls and
vote.
Mrs. Owing. County Home Ag-
ent, gave an interesting demo-
stratlon on "Frieids In The
Home"
A social hour VIZ: enjoyed at
the conclusion of the session.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
at WED NAY e. 1856 THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE PAGE

EZRA cloth and graeed with a
silver epergne in which white
daisies, roses and columbine
were arranged. Miniature bride
dolls decorated the table and &C
cented the bridal motif. A de-
lectable course breakfast was
served buffet style and the
guests were seated at individual
tables. Assisting with the hos
qualities were Mrs. Robert
Huntley and Mrs. George
.Snuggs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28

Albert L. Long Of the Pre-
way section was Admitted to Vet
Grams hospital il Fayetteville
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Benton.
and Mrs. Dollie Reeves were
Sunday guests Of the Rev. and
Mrs. Oscar Hardwicx and fam
ily all of Red Bluff
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-20

was good, timing excellent, and
they,all came in together. Watch.
ing the conductor, you see. That's
the reward of memorizing) Be
ing an old hand Tor do / mean
mouth?) at choral singing, was
impressed.
And oh, the advantage OF
Youth When they sang ooh
What Beautiful Morning" you
believed every word of it. Equal
ly well delivered was "Homing,'
ITO Thee We Sing" Morning
and Battle Hymn of the Re
public"
Orchestra was first high school
group I ever heard that was moi
inately out of tune from the out
set. The players proved In
"Andalucia Suite" that they were
capable of a full range of dy'
namics, including soft, which is
always, somehow, a problem fol-
us amateurs. They played "Sons
of Jupiter" by Handel, an or
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-20
Real Estate Ownership
Advantages Are Cited

real net spendable income as COM
pared with most other types of
investment.
. You gain certain tax advan.
tages because of depreciation
and obsolescence.
. You realize direct benefits
from growth factors.
Q Your investment is not sub.
ject to the day-to-day shifts in
the general economy.
. You have a valuable hedge
against inflationary trends.
. You derive great pride and
security from ownership of a
tangible physical asset.
You have the opportunity to
build an estate by equity finan-
cling.
Also naming half a dozen pur-
ported disadvantages, the realty
executive noted that the odds,
then, were 8-to-6 in favor of real
estate investment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-20

chestral arrangement of the song
'Where Ere You Walk, and very
nice, too. Russian Sailors Dance"
by Gliere and two Tchaikowsky
numbers were also on the orches-
tra's program.
The band was brilliant. Con-
cert was thought up largely on
it's account, as a method of pay
ing for the handsome green uni
forms. Well worth the trouble
they both looked and sounded.
Drum solo and trio played with
anchors Aweigh" was mastery.
Sounded like a fireworks solo,
and 1 loved every minute of it.
Gym at Walter Johnson has fine,
bouncy acoustics, just suited to
drums.
This band has fine tone quality
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-20

from Gustav Holst's "First Suite
in E Flat. A pleasure all around.
/ suspect that one of the worst
problems Director Rowie burden
has to face is the fact that we
parents do not buy our beginners
Stradivarius violins, Buffet clari.
nets, or the equivalent high-type
makes of other instruments.
Amazing how good the groups
sounded, come to think of it.
My only grippe is that the Board
of Ed supplies pretty tinny pianos.
Accompanies (not listed in pro-
gram did spendidly, but boy,
how they had to labor to get any
volume out of those beasts. Well,
can't complain: considering that
music is considered a "frilI" in
education, we listeners got more
than we paid for, even includ-
ing taxes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-20
Big Doings
AS Drive-In
Reopens

Another sign of Spring last
week was a crew of painters
dangling on scaffolds as they APP
piled a fresh coat of paint to the
125-feet tall screen of the Rock
vile DRIVEN Theater, on the
Rockville bypass.
They were readying the plant
for its Spring opening tomorrow
and Saturday. A double-feature
will be offered: THE Enemy
Below" with Robert Mitchum,
and Forty Guns" with Barbara
Stanwyck.
The theater's projectors have
been overhauled and a new re-
fleeing system will give the
screen 20 percent more light. A
snack bar also has been done
over.
Manager Charles Demma an
nounced that each of the first $50
ladies to attend showings Friday
and Saturday will be given an
Hawaiian orchid. Children will
get candy, balloons and other sur
prises.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-20

WHEATON HILL
lNEAR ST. CATHERINE AND HIGHLAND scHooLsl
Attractive story all brick home containing bed
rooms, full dining ROOM large table space Kitchen plus
separate den Extremely neat inside and out with pic
ture yard Near public and parochia schools. Only
$1,000 down to qualified buyer Actually offered at
much less than cost
To Reach
out Georgia Avenue Just beyond Wheaton shopping
center to Parker Avenue. Left to number soo1 Phone JUn
per 96440..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-20
Cabin John Valley
Cabin John VALLEY
Astronomy
Is Topic
At Meeting
BY Naomi L. Wood
Oliver 1854

Cabin John Citizens Associa-
ton met Tuesday and featured
an astronomer as speaker. Rob
ert Rhynesburger is his name,
and he provided an interesting
evening, according to Norman
Nelson, association member and
q co-worker of Mr.. Rhynesburger
at the u. S. Naval Observatory.
Walter Johnson High Schools
concert on March 8 was a very
creditable performance. Chorus,
orchestra and band all showed
evidence of good training and
careful preparation, and their
professional-type poise was down
right amazing.
Singing group had memorized
all five numbers: a feat. Blend
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-20

The soundness of real estate
as an investment and the import
ance of expert property manage
ment were stressed recently by
Lloyd D. Hartford, San Francisco,
president of the Institute Of Real
Estate Management.
Hanford noted Gig h t
strengths" of real estate invest
ment. He pointed out, however,
that real estate Is a business, and
that successful business must en-.
joy expert management.
He listed as advantages:
. You have personal control
of your investment. Your indi-
vidual judgment and action will
affect the available benefits.
. You have a generally higher
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-20

lots of the time. Very profession
al in its attention to conductor
and general ensemble, too. Play
ed March of the Peers" by Ar
thur Sullivan, "Begin the Be-
guine", an American Folk
Rhapsody" and the "Chaconne"
, 1958-03-10
Lvdiu Nico, CHS
Grududte, to be.
Capped Mdrch 26th

Miss Lydia Nico, graduate of
the Christiansted High School,
Class of Sc, will be capped on
March 10Th during exercises
which will mark the beginning
Of her junior year and show
ing that she is now a part Of
the Bellevue Hospital nursing
staff in New York.
Miss Nico has two years
study ahead of her to become
a Registered Nurse.
, 1958-03-10
Dunish Ambassador
Presents Portrait
Of Frederik VII

His Excellency Henrik de
Kaufman, Danish Ambassa-
dor to the United States, today
presented a splendid portrait
of King Frederik VII of Dem
mark to the United States
Government for the people of
the Virgin Islands to be hung
in the Government House,
where it was originally. 1t was
accepted by His Excellency
Walter A. Gordon, Governor
of the Virgin Islands, with
humility and a great deal of
feeling" on behalf of the
United States. The ceremonies
Continued on page A
, 1958-03-10
HnnlIrl Meetinu OF
w. !. Shareholders
Set for Murch 20

st VIZ
The annual meeting of the
shareholders of the West IN
dies Bank and Trust Company
has been scheduled for Thurs
day, March 20, 1858 in Char
lotte Amalie, at 8 o'clock pm.
it was announced by Joseph
Alexander, Chairman of the
Board.
At this meeting, election of
Continued on page a
, 1958-03-10
Police to Enforce
Regulations on Motor
Trucks. Pick-ups

The Police Department will
crack down on all owners of
motor trucks and pick-ups
who use their vehicles to
transport persons and fail to
properly equip their vehicles
with rails and seating facili-
ties.
.L&&I
Announcement has been
, 1958-03-10
Cruzdn Art Club
Grutified for Invitut'n
To w. /. Exhibit

The Cruzan Art c L b,
through its president, express
ed qualification for the invita-
ton to participate n the West
Indies Festival of Arts and the
Exhibitions Sub Committee,
Mrs. Marguerite Wyke.
The birth of a new nation in
the Caribbean, he said, is an
historic event which must
touch the lives of all of the
islanders in these Antilles.
Mrs. Wyke's letter states in
part:
"The Executive Committee
of the Federal Arts Festival
are grateful for your interest
in our movement toward ma
tionhood as are the Honorable
Ministers of Education and
Culture and the Director Of
Culture under whose sponsor
Continued on page ~
, 1958-03-10
Taxi Drivers Double
Rates: Several
Continue Some Fore

A large number of taxi
drivers have doubled the fare
between the towns and also in
the country districts. Former
ly the price was fifty cents
from town to town and TWEEN
ty-five cents from town to
country. However, the new
rates, according to several pas
Continued on page Al
, 1958-03-10

made by the Acting commss
sioner of Public Safety George
A. Matthias, that this order,
which is in accordance with
Title 20, Chapter 40, Section
continued on pega .
, 1958-03-10
Truffic Diverted
From Northside Rood
BY Police Order

In order to relieve traffic on
the Northside Road, which is
undergoing repairs, effective
at Z am, March II, 1858, and
until further notice, all traffic
heading north must use the
Contentment Road, the Police
announced.
Traffic from the Northside
Road, heading South and East
will use the Orange Grove
Hill Road leading to Beeston
Hill down through Content
ment Road.
The order was given by Act
ing Commissioner of Public
Safety George A. Matthias.
, 1958-03-10

Som 2O athletes FROM all of the nine conhngenE Of the Unted Nations Emergency Force took
part in the UNEF "Oynpad"w which was ed in the all on the Gaa arsip. The "Okmpnd"
leganw ha sports praded during which, rgader General Erik O Roengen Deputy Comman-
der the Force took hes hte as the athletes marched by behndt heir national Tags Thntyfe
ct the 80 Medals we're won by Fins Indians and wedeso fhe four remaining medas the Brazil
athletes won three and the YugoIavs one The kmpn Day vas arranged ito bng change
and a hak in the daily work AMI routine" of the UNEF soldiers who for almost yea, have been
helping to maintain pece and qit in the area i
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
East St. Louis Ladies
To Enjoy Life Dec. 9TH

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. -
"Vjerne Hrvatice" C.. r. u.
Lodge $40 urges all it's MEM
bers to attend the Meeting on
Sunday, December 7, at 200
pm.
On this important date we
will elect lodge officers for
the New Year and act upon
suggestions and matters con-
cerning the welfare Of the
Lodge.
After the business of the
day has been completed we
will enjoy a Christmas Party
and delicious lunch, which will
be prepared by sisters Fra
Mich and Babich, our hostess
ses for the event.
Make 1t your business to at
tend this forthcoming event.
Mary Bleief, Pres.
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Pitt Nest 81 Juniors
Can't Wait For Party

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
Bratska Sloga Hall, located
at 146-44th Street will be the
scene Of the CF'U Nest 81
Christmas Party, which will
be held on Friday, December
10th.
The Yuletide festivities
will begin with the showing
Of motion pictures at 1880
pm. Afterwards the men,
bers will receive tn cir
Christmas gifts from tho
Nest.
AS an extra attraction, one
Of the persons in attendance
at our Party will go home as
the lucky winner Of q Xmas
turkey. 81
We urge the parents and
relatives Of Nest 81 members
to bring their children to the
party on time.
Barbara ShaRinoM, Mgr.
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TWO CANADIANS EARN OVERSEAS TRIPS
United So. Chicago Lodges In Celebration Nou. 29
Toasts oil 70 Continents On West Swing
Duquesne Tammies Await Walkegar East Chicago Shows

kenosha, Racine and Mil
waukee. It's worth coming
miles to see and hear
the Duquesne University
Tamburitzans.
Charles Elias
X
EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
The Croatian Singing Society
"Sloga" will sponsor the Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans in a Concert on Sunday,
November 30, at 800 pm,
in the Roosevelt High School
Auditorium in East Chicago.
The Tamburitzans, under
the direction of Mr.. Walter
w. Kolar, are in their 22nd
season of show business
and every appearance has
been worth seeing.
Following the concert, "Slo-
ga" will stage a Dance at the
Croatian Home, 4033 Main
St., Indiana Harbor, featur'
ing the music Of the Tammies
Reserve the date, Novem
ber 80, and join us for both
the concert and dance.
Mrs. Nicholas Zafrar
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Chicago q Meet
Is Years Biggest
Elections Slated
For December 18th

CHICAGO, Ill. This
year, as every year, "Hrvat-
ska Sloboda" CF'U Lodge 80
will hold it's Regular and An
nual Meetings on Sunday, De-
cember IA, in the Croatian
Sokol Hall, 1903 So. Racine
Ave-, Chicago.
All members will be nou-
fled by mail as to the matters
that will be discussed.
It is of the utmost impor-
tance that all members attend
this meeting, due to the fact
that at this time your vote,
on official matters, will effect
the bylaws your particular
lodge is governed by for the
following year.
In addition, you will also
be asked to elect new Off
GERS, doctor, undertaken,
and all others that might be
needed for the efficient
handling of Lodge affairs.
All members who at this
time are delinquent in paying
dues will kindly settle their
account as soon as possible,
or no later than December
IA, after the regular meeting,
Immediately following the
annual session, a luncheon
which will be prepared by ou,
lodge women, will be served.
We sincerely hope that al
members will attend and this
year set our greatest atten'
dance record.
Luka Biondic, Rec
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students only.

students only.
It is the earnest desire Of
Mr.. Walter w. Kolar to have
everyone participate in this
with the possibility Of a fu-
ture organization of a tam
buritza symphonic-type en-
semble being an outgrowth Of
this venture.
We are certain that you will
enjoy participating in such a
class For further informa-
ton, you may contact the Du-
quesne University Tambur-
itzans, Pittsburgh 10, Pa,
phone AT 1-3498.
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Export Lodge 10 Rally
Merits Big Attendance

EXPORT, Pa. - This is to
notify the members Of CFU
Lodge 10 and Nest 325 that
the Regular Monthly Meeting
will be postponed until De-
cember II, at 1::30 pm.
At that time we will elect
Lodge officers for the COM
ing year and enjoy a Christ
mas Party, which is being
planned for the senior and
junior members.
Please keep this change of
date in mind, 50 that you may
attend.
Nicholas Nance, Sec'y.
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West AlIis Lodge 391
Sets Date For Supper

WEST ALLIS, WISHED
nakost" CFU Lodge 391 is
preparing for a delicious Sup
per which will be held Satur-
day, December 6, at Kralj's
Hall, COOL w. Madison St.,
beginning at 800 pm.
Dancing will also be in
order later In the evening.
The committee on arrange
ments is expediting every ef-
fort possible to make this
affair . great success. From
past experiences we know
that We can succeed II we
work as we have at past such
endeavoex.
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Class Is Planned For Advanced Tarns

PITTSBURGH - The Du-
quesne University Tambur-
itzans are proud to announce
the beginning Of advanced
tamburitza instructions ON
the campus Of Duquesne Uni
versity.
Instructions shall begin at
1:30 pm. on Saturday, De-
cember 13.
Tentative plans call for re-
hearsals on Saturday after
Moons, approximately twice .
month.
This class is being held
for advanced tamburitas
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Detroit Members
In Vital Meetinq
Nominations Are
Set For Dec. 18th

DETROIT, Mich. The
members of CFU Lodge 351
are hereby urged to attend
the regular meeting which will
take place Sunday, December
Z, at 200 pm, in the Cro-
attain National Home, 1921
McNichols Road.
After the regular order of
business has been completed
the floor will be open for mo-
tions or suggestions concern
ing the bylaws and the well
fare of the lodge.
Nominations of candi-
dates for lodge officers will
also take place and we wish
to remind you that those
nominated for a position
must be in attendance at
this session to accept or de-
cline the nomination.
Furthermore those who &C.
cept the nominations at the
meeting but later change
their minds and wish to de-
cline, must notify the presi-
dent or secretary at least one
week before the election of
officers, which will take place
on Sunday, December 81,
from 200 to 600 pm.
1t is the duty of our Lodge
351 members to attend this
session and nominate capable
members for the positions OF
lodge officers.
Mark kramarich, Rec,
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|0ntario Members
Proving Surprise
Of 1858 Campaign
Schumacher Now
Home Address OF
Pair OF Winners
BY Joseph Bella
. Campaign Secretary

PITTSBURGH-Two more
widely known recruiters -
both Canadians - qualified
over the weekend for the Cro-
attain Fraternal Unions 1855
SO Membership c a m paign
Grand Prize Award of a 1860
visit to Yugoslavia.
They are bros. August
Herceg, Schumacher, Ont,
Lodge $50 Secretary, and
Michael Mijatovich, Tor
onto, Ont, Lodge 975 Sec
retary.
Bro. Herceg's Point total
now stands at TAO, or 40
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26

more than he needed to win
the trip to Yugoslavia-
Bro. Mijatovich, on the
other hand, just made the
grade with 700 Points as the
Home Office closed it's Cam
paign books for the week
ending Friday, Nov. 81, 1858.
Our congratulations to
these outstanding members
of the Society.
Schumacher Surprises
This now brings to 6 the
number Of Campaign Grand
Prize Award Winners.
Qualifying earlier were
Math Kovacevich, Los An
geles, Calf, John Baron, ST.,
Benwood, w. Va, Danica
Markusic, Schumacher, Ont,
and Frank Rudar, Chicago.
Certainly surprising has
been the ability of Schu-
macher to come up with
two victors in the persons
of sister Markusic and bro.
Herceg, the first center of
any size to produce as many
winners during the course
Of this two-year Campaign.
Equally as surprising Is
(OntariO-P. 81
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tinguished guests in atten-
dance.
Five Years of Fraternal
Progress will be the title Of
the speech by bro. Joseph
Vucich, Secretary of the Uni
ted Lodges, after which will
come the Coronation Of Lit
tie Miss United Lodges of
1852, with bro. Stanley Jur-
acich doing the honors.
Representing the Home
Office of the CrOatian Fra
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Chicago Choir In
ST. Nick Funniest
Annual Dance Will
Take Place Dec. 6

CHICAGO, III. - The Gro
attain Singing Society "Zora"
will stage its Annual St.
Nick's Dance on Saturday,
December 6, at the Croatian
Sokol Hall, 1907 So. Racine
Ave-, beginning at 8 pm.
There will be q wonderful
program for the young and
old who enjoy Croatian songs
and music, and afterwards
there will be dancing to the
Jadran Tamburitza Orchee-
ira.
Santa Claus will be on
hand to distribute presents
to many Of our friends and
there will be . variety Of
Cr0atian cakes, strudels,
and drinks available.
Admission for the entire
evening Of entertainment will
be a nominal $40 per person
and we cordially invite one
and all to attend.
We also take this opportu-
nifty to remind our friends
that our chorus meets every
Friday evening, at 800 pm,
in the Croatian Sokol Hall,
1907 So. Racine Ave.
ayivis slanax
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ternal Union will be our
guest of honor, bro. Martin
Krasich, Supreme Treasu-
rer of the CFU and our
last major speaker of the
evening.
Dancing to the music Of the
Muselin Continentals will con-
tinue throughout the evening
and admission for both Ban
quet and Dance will be a nom
inal $3.50 per person.
We invite all the members
Of the United Lodges and
neighboring lodges, the CFU
officials Of the Chicago area,
and our many friends to join
us in marking this milestone
in the history Of our United
Lodges.
Joseph Vucich, Sec'y.