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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
Morgan Honor Student
Wins Nat Fellowship

BALTIMORE. Md Morris
Throwcr. senior honor student
at Morgan state College. has been
awarded "A Woodrow Wilson Ma
tional Fellowship for graduate
study next year.
The Fellowship is one of 1000
made by the Foundation as a
part of It's program for attracting
able college students into teach
ing careers.
The Woodrow Wilson Fellow.
ships were beevn in l94S by Prin-
eeton University and were or
CANNED nationally in 1852 with
sponsorship by the Association
81 American Universities.
The Ford Foundation last year
made grant of SPAS million
for development and expansion
of the Woodrow Wilson Fellow
ship program The grant makes
possible tho awarding OF 1000
graduate fcllowships a year for
the next five years as means
of combating the already serious
teacher shortage and Of offset
ting the stiff competition Of in
dustry. government, and other
occupations for outstanding stu
dents First OF the Fellows 10
profit fro mthc Ford grant were
selected this year.
a MATHEMATICS MAJOR
MIR. Throwcr. mathematics
major. Will study toward tho mas.
tcr'S degree at tho University
of Michigan on his grant which
provides approximately $1,000 to-
ward tuition and living expenses
Tor the year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
CHRIST FOR the JEWS (Kebrews)
NEWSLETTER


Dr.. Nicholson p. o. Box 707, Los Angeles g. Calf
Conducted by tho Hebrew Evanseration Society. Inc
May !, 1853
Dear Friend in Christ:
IT is tragedy that my people the Jews 70 whom The
Saviour don't know coas plan Of salvation They live
ia TAlMUDiSM AND RASBiNlSM whieh is far from the
Word Of God They pershins by the millions still in
darkness and Ignorance Our supreme task reach many
OF them and bring them saving knowledge Of
Christ.
We thank God daily for the opportunity aequant
people with the Gospel by radio. They listen without
fear Of what ihe;, rabbis and friends may say
We make il clear they have bean nscd by the rabbis
who have svbsiiutcd aanica laws for ire Word Of Cod
The rabo tell them Jesus tho God Of the Censics
from the Scripture that Jesus the Jewish Messiah
who in fvhrent OF prophecy Through broadcast
Jews have been awakened and have accepted Jesus
Saviour and Messiah. Radio is without doubt The
effective way to win Jews for Christ The Holy Spirit used
broadcast to enIghten people, Many have left the
syna3oyye 10 follow Christ The rabbis result have done
their Utmost 10 block efforts but avail. They do
reali1, God has called BRING TIE Jaws Christ,
and He is keeping .he air.
We have added rsdio stations to regular
schedule and bringing the message not only TO
Jews in this country and Canada Hut ALSO in AostraNs
British sUdss IN order reach Jew
in India we speaking over Station GOA Now Jews
| II Is tho Lord VII opens vP wsy before We
living in the days and He wants 70 the Jews saved
before He therefore calling 10 make spec'si
sacrifices that we may be able take Of the remen-
dovs expenses Thank you for prayers and saere'a
ats (which enable 70 take OF radio bills ne
ord will bless YOU for it, His promise is, u will bless them
Ihaf bless Israeli
We have distributed thousands OF Bibles and New Iesa-
mems putting the Word OF God into the hands OF the Jews.
Nary for the time have read for themselves that Jesus
IS the promised Messiah.
We have been stirred by the suffering OF the Jews IN
Alaiers ard Morocco. Our missionary Sister Kane, III A.
1ers wrote that conditions there desperate Many
,rc without the simplest necessities Of life They come 70
,e door pleading for bread and milk She asked US 10 send
her more money tax, OF all who need help You
will agree MIST not send any away hungry How erse'o
would be il YOU will help relieve US from our heavy bur-
den We n,ed yo-r tc'r Yi' now because obligations
have increased so rapidly.
More Jewish souls or { .sit is our prayer We DO not
know how much .inc here is At disposal Please write
me and tell you arlNJ behind US win your prayers
and Gifts. May Gods bcncd ~ ,, rest upon you.
Yours in His service for israel
A. H. Nicholson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
Passengers Prayed
CONTINUED from Page "

There sshcn faces and prayers Eastern Air
Lines plane with Michigan passengers aboard crvsed
above Charlotte, NJ c. yesterday for three hours before
the pilot made successful emergency landing with
iammed nose wheel.
Most OF the passengers calm. said Robert L. Red
mond. Io546 Cranbrook Detroit president Of the Auto
motive Rubber Co. He Of II who boarded the plane
at Willow Run.
Many. though calm. looked ashen," said Redmond.
u prayed to God" said George England Jr. Of
University Of Michigan scientists travelling Florida
secret mission.
That's ell . like THAT
The big Constestfor carrying 50 pssser-
GERS a crew and extra airline employee landed
safely on wheels, then tilted up its at the
Douglas Municipal Airport.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
City Hospitals


IHERE HAS BEEN AN UNWRiTTEN BUT CLEAR
UNDERSTANDING Or LONG DURATION IN MUNICIPAL
HOSPITALS UNDER WHICH DOCTORS ARE BARRED
rkoh PRESCRIBING BIRTH CONTROL. This has never
pee" 'ormszed in written order, but Or. Louis M He'll
e aseor OF obstetrics and syneeoosy at Kings County
Hospital in Brooklyn and professor or medicine al the
S!s'e University OF New York. reached for comment said
OF the usual practice:
" HAD PATIENT WITH iNcURABLE HEART
DISEASE, AND WANT cd TO FIT HER With A CONTRA.
Ssri'Ve DEVICE, The CITY WOULD NOT SUPPLY
ma DEVICE, and would probably be called in ny Dr.
Jacobs and told This was UNwiSe and EMBARRASSING"
buf Dr. Helman, who has been in the forefront Of
long dispute over confraeeption information in CRY hos
p'fas went on TO say that he was Satisfied win Dr.
Jacobs resolution of the problem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MAY II. 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
ON U. S. BUSINESS

Passengers on the plane included Edward r. Men,
mann, 1867 Severn Crosse Points Woods flying TO
Jacksonville business He is manager OF the
missile division of FRUEHAUF TRAILER co. Also
FRUEHAUF SALESMAN. MR.. tGUs) YOUNG, who was
accompanying Neumann.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
Observe Women!S Day

rhiLNSBORO' \. c. ~ challenge for the women of
today to become the human engineer Of tomorrow as
one I'll her MAJOR contributions toward solving the world S
problems Vas gwen by DR. Ruth Quafes Baltimore
ans Day service at AIT College last Sunday morning
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13
Book on Flowers or Alaska
 Again Available

First printed in 1888, ALASKA WILD FLOWERS by Ada White Sharples has just been reissued. A thorough and concise handbook of most of the wild flowers found in the state, it has been reprinted by the Stanford University Press, Stanford, California.
 The book contains the popular and natural scientific names, des- scription, and notes on the habi- tat of wildflowers the visitor to Alaska is likely to see. There are photographs of some 163 of the plants taken in their natural haunts. The photographs will prove helpful to those wishing to identify plants and flowers.
 The arrangement of both photo graphs and text is alphabetical by species, but the detailed index in- cludes synonyms, vernacular names, and miscellaneous refer ences not in alphabetical order in the text. The book contains 88 full pages of flowers, shrubs, and ferns in black and white.
 ALASKA WILD FLOWERS. Ada White Sharples $3.75
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13
Naval Station Births

Timothy James, weighing 6 lbs. SPA ozs.. was born on September 3 to Anita Mercedes and Glenn Bert Crook, DK1, USN.
 Diana, weighing 7 lbs. 10 ozs., was born on September 3 to Caro- line Rose and Goodwin DonneI- ley, III. LIT, USN.
 William Douglas, weighing lbs. IA ozs, was born on Septem- Der to Mary Douglas and Charles Christian Nairn, AC1, USN.
 Danny Raymond, weighing ' lbs. 4 ozs., was born on September 8 to Paula Teresa and Don Ray mond Vinegar, AD3, USN.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13
C. Pestrig<off
 Married Iga Sitka

Miss Hattie Wahl, daughter of Mrs. Vera Wahl of Dillingham;, and Gerasim Pestrikoff were unit ed in marriage by Father Cyril on Sunday, August 31, at St. Mich ael's Cathedral, Sitka.
 The groom's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Karl Peterson of Kodiak, at- tended the wedding. Also present were the groom's brother, Nick Pestrikoff of Kodiak, and his un- cle, Zack Katelnikoff of Ouzinkie, both of whom acted as crown bearers during the ceremony.
 The couple, both graduates of Mt. Edgcumbe school, are employ ed at Mt. Edgcumbe and will make their home there.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13
Adult Education Glasses 10 Start

The Adult Education Program, sponsored by the Kodiak high school, will again be offered the public this year. No date has been set for the sessions, but registra- ton will begin on Monday, Sept. IS.
 Registration will continue daily, and will take place at the high school each week day Monday through Friday, from 4 to 5 pm.
 A complete schedule of subjects has not been compiled, but the following subjects to be taught have been announced by Dr. Vic tor Strash, who will again be in charge of the program: English, algebra, general mathematics, bookkeeping, typing, Russian, French, electronicS, art (painting) woodworking and auto mechanics.
 Further details may be obtain ed by calling the high school at 3041 or Mir. Strash at 2387.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13
'sExPECTANT" CLASSES WILL BEGIN SEPT. 22

Classes for expectant n and fathers will begin ai tiaa Kodiak Health Center September 9 at ' pm. Anyone wishing to attend is requested to see the nurse at the Health Ceri phone 4731.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13
NOTICE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE church services are held each Sunday morning, at Il o'clock, in the Cha pei Annex, on the Naval Base. For information or transportation call 3184 or O-386. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13
SOCIAL NOTES Homemaking Happenings About Town Gardening

blooms, and seemed interested to learn that we have so many wild flowers. Y. especially interested in the fact that we have wild or chids. ... Too bad the visitors weren't here a few weeks earlier when growth was at its peak. y. But every little bit of information (factual, of course) can help spread the word about Alaska s beauties. ....
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13

Men are not the only ones who have corner on brains or con- cern themselves with interplane- tary problems of the future. At the convention of women lawyers held last month in Los Angeles, a panel of women lawyers discuss ed whether there should be rules of salvage in the heavens, the same as on the high seas, and whether the world should prepare for an interplanetary tribunal. : Mrs. Grace Doering, the wife of Jack McCord, is in Kodiak. She presided as president of the wo- men lawyers at the convention. One of the speakers proposed sev- eral resolutions on regulating moon travel, some of which were: Neither outer space nor any part thereof shall be subject to approp- riation by any nation; exploration should be jointly undertaken; in ternational control of outer space.
 Dr. Ambrosio, the new presi- dent, stated: Unless the men realize the power of the atomic bomb, we shall never achieve last ing peace"
 The women lawyers passed res olutions on establishment of sep arate juvenile courts in countries where they do not exist, interna- tional control of narcotics and abolition of brothels.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13

Mary Martins concert presentations Music With Mary Martin will at the Naval Station Sunday for performances Sunday afternoon she will the Bkn Theatre for the enlisted personnel and in the evening" for officers and de pendents
 Mary Martins tour includes eight Alaskan commands the nature 0f premier for which will poughkeepse i September D. Featured the group appear nee IS E0pece band lead by John Leko the brilliant Bra
 an Luiz B0n and the talented Dirk Sanders Selections will from "Souh Pacific" Chanted evening. ~ ~ ~ ~ NM
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13
Of This And That
By BETHA DECREE

Eighteen years ago Monday, September 8, Bill and Lillian Lamme were married in Oregon .... They then headed for the Far North and Kodiak. .... plan ming to stay a month if they didn't ike 1t here, and 3 year if they did like it. We have been too busy through the years to decide" :" said Postmaster Bill. - We would suppose, tho. that they are happy here because they came back even after a trip that took them around the world, and a long vacation in Mexico. May you both have many more happy years together, neighbors. ...
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13
KODIAK MIRROR
NOTICE

Tu. s and chickens have been klIad on Long Island. Hence forth, a9gs will not be allowed on the island.
 (s) Tommy Gallagher tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13

If you want to buy, sell or rent read the Kodiak Mirror.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13

People living in Ohio should get a few facts about Kodiak and Anchorage. e.... Eight men (press and TV) were in town one day this week taking pictures and ask ing questions. ... The group came from Columbus, Ohio to cover a routine training flight with U.S.N. Reserves (called the Weekend Warriors") from the Naval Air Station at Columbus. ... One newsman, at least, will be able to prove to the Ohioans that we can raise flowers here. ... he stopped at our house to ask per mission to snap a few pics of our
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-13

Ed Dimock, of La Bow & Haynes Insurance Company in Anchor age, spent two days in town this week on business. .... This was Eds first trip to Kodiak in sev- eral years. ... His wife, Barbara, who is we'll known to many here, expects to, be here within the next week or ten days. ..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
begin Work
On y. S. "a
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oeoAA003 A9
R. w. Parks. vice president q,
Dickerson, Inc. said here TO-DAY
construction will begin Sent !,
on the $l25.s2s road project On
U. S. "a In Robson and colum.
z bus Counties.
Parks said the project consists
OF grading on U. S. "a from .
point approximately o.3 miles
northwest of the intersect,on
with N. C. $50. southeast to =
point approximately 0.8 miles
southeast Of the Robeson-C olum-
bus County line.
The project also consists NJ %
acres Of clearing and grubbinp
end the moving Of 5000 cubic
yards Of earth.
Clearing, grading and grub
bling will be the first phase of
the work to get under way
Parks said.
The project is expected to be
completed about June 30, 1859
and will provide employment for
approximately IS workmen at
the peak of construction with
Jobs open for approximately Is
(hborerS and truck driyers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Quoted on a Company-wide
is.
|4H Members
off I'M Week's

Encampment
Twenty-three All Club girls
and 81 boys left this morning
for All Club Schaub for a weeks
The group left
at $50 on a Queen
City bus and will return at 400
p. IN. Saturday.
Camp Schaub is located in the
heart of the mountains about 80
miles beyond Asheville and a
bout miles from Waynesville.
The address of the group this
week will be All Camp Schaub.
Waynesville, North Carolina.
Miss Mary Anne Marshbourne
md Luther Broaddus III, Assist
ant Agents in Charge of All
Tub work, will be in charge OF
lc group. Other leaders attend
Hg are Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Gore.
.ocal leaders in the Bethel Com
unity and Miss Earline Gibson.
Tome Agent, and Charles D.
.apcr. County Agent.
Club members attending are:
Ann Gore, Bethel Community
H Club.
Gayl" Long, Bethel Commun-
y Al Club
David Ward, Bethel Commun-
Y All Club.
... ~. Hayes. Cerro Gordo
...t., Evergreen Jr.
Claudia Inman, Evergreen Jr
'-I-s .uc Strickland, Fai,
.. ..cks. Guidcway Jr.
.ac Vow, Hallsboro SIR.
...r Hl1-Fmon. New Hope
'-ft-v Homo
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
" -

BY EDWARD GORE
Mrs. Jessie Grissette of Coco
Fla. spent this week with he,
sister Mrs. Lonnie Grice.
Davis Grice, Miss Laura Jane
Grice, and Miss Connie Mae
Benton were visitors in Wilm-
ington Sunday.
Billy Massalson of Charleston
spent this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. l. c. Gore of Tabor City.
Miss Margaret Smith was the
Sunday guest of Miss Jackie
Hocket of Shallotte.
Mrs. Mitchell Mar of Merritt
Island, Fla. spent a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Grice.
Sgt. and Mrs. Nolan Chestnut
spent Monday with her father
John c. Goodwin Of Lumberton
Supt. John G. Long of South
port spent a few days recently
at Mars Hill College to attend a
Supt. Conference. Mr.. Long also
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Mrs. Epps Mother
DieS Thursdav

Mrs. ]. M. Jayroe, 50, mother
of Mrs. H. E Epps OF this city
died Thursday, August IA, al.
most suddendly. She suffered n
stroke at her home in GEORGE
town about noon and died a.
1870 p. m. enroute to the George
town Memorial Hospital.
A native Of Berkeley County. 8
c. she was the former Constance
Finkley, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Albert Victoria Finkley
She had been a resident of Geo
rgetown for five years moving
there from Charleston.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at S p. m. in the Dun.
can Memorial Methodist Church
in Georgetown by the Rev
George Duffy, Jr. and the IN
E. c. Sanders. Burial was in
Elmwood Cemetery. The body
remained at the Mayer Funeral
Home until it was taken to the
church one hour prior to the
funeral.
Pallbearers were Gordon Hos
'eldon, w. M. Afford, Jr., Edward
Jayroe, Harold Jayroe, George
Afford and Ralph Hanson.
In addition to her husband Me
is survived by the following sons
and daughters: Mrs. J. l.. Bass
'of Charleston: Russell A. Jayroe
of Andrews; Mrs. J. E. Daniels
Of Enid, Okla; Mrs. H. E. Epps
of Tabor City; O'Neal M. Jayroe
of the home; Mrs. Clara Brown
of Georgetown; J. p. Jayroe, STU
dent at Clemson College and
Mrs. Donald Gunter Of George
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Local A&P Store
Receives Awnrd

Employees of the winning
store also shared in Savings
Bonds and Cash Awards signi-
tying the Company's apprecia-
ton for their outstanding ach-
ievement in the field of better
customer relations.
Mr.. Canady stated it was no,
difficult for his store to wiz
the Honor Store Award contes,
in as much as it was a distinct
and genuine pleasure to serve
the fine people of the city, ano
he felt that much credit shoulC
go to the customers who actually
made it possible for his store
and employees to win this I'M
usual recognition.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

A g. p officials today announc-
ed that the Company's Super
Market located in Tabor City has
been honored by being selected
as one OF Is stores in the Caro-
linas to be cited for outstand-
ing courtesy and service to its
customers.
Mr.. Hubert Canady is the
store manager and has ten years
of service with A & p.
Today, Mr.. D. N. Tucker, Sup
|erviSor of the Tea Company's
Operations in this area, made a
presentation of Honor Store
Scrolls to the employees of the
store. These scrolls of recogni-
ton, have been personally sign
ed by Mr.. r. NJ. Smith, President
of the Southern Division. The
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Frank Nesmith.
Wpd1i,so Dorf., IT, u,


Feted At Green Sea
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Floyd
of Green Sea, cousins of the
bride-elect, Miss Jacquelyn
Lewis, will entertain at a re-
hearsal party Saturday evening
at 1880 in their home honoring
Ford-Lewis wedding party.
The marriage of Miss Jacque-
lyn Lewis and Mr.. David Francis
Ford will be solemnized on Sun
day, August "a in the Green Sea
Baptist Church at 500 p. m. The
Rev. Morgan Gilreath will hear
the wedding vows
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

Gayle Blacimon, shiio Com
munity al Club
Dolores Ann Lee, Tabor City
Jr.
Wanda Fowler, Tabor City Jr.
Russell Clemens, Tabor City
Jr.
Bill Granger, Tabor City Jr.
Marjorie Granger, Tabor City
intermediate
Pam Spivey, Tabor City Int
ermediate
Kenneth Granger. Tabor CITY
intermediate
Larry Granger, Tabor City ST.
Eddie Granger, Tabor City
ST..
Sandra Clifton, Whiteville Jr
Linda Washam, Whiteville Jr
Alice Carol Brinkley, White
willie Jr.
Donna R. Carter, whiteville
Jr.
Loula McPhaul, Whiteville, Jr
Pat Thompson, Whiteville Jr
Richard Bowen, Whiteville Jr
Douglas Walters, Whiteville
Int.
Terry Phillips, Whiteville, Jr
Maxine Stevens, Whiteville
lSr.
Sara Frances Newman, White
vile Sr.
Larry Thompson, Whiteville
Int.
Angela Fowler, Williams Jr.
Linda Mcpherson, Williams Jr
Roger Mcpherson, Williams Jr
Devon Cox, Williams Jr.
Gene Dudley. Williams Jr.
Harold Gene Mcpherson, Will
liamS Jr.
Junior Norris, Williams Jr.
frankie Granger, Williams
Int.
Anthony Fipps, Williams. Int
Peggie Hardie, Williams Int.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

and patrons to visit them at the
new location.
Mrs. Effie Hewett of Myrtle
Beach, spent the week end with
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. I. w
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Long
and Mr.. and Mrs. Macie Long
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Benton
and children of Acme were
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Benton.
Sgt. Meridian Elderdice of Fort
Bragg spent the week end with
Mrs. Herman Elderdice.
Miss Carolyn Long of Will
mington spent the week end with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

background 4
ment after =,
cookies and lie
ed.
Gifts wara N,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
party period.
Mrs. ID. ]

q
Mrs. d. j.
for the II
Bridge Club
Lewis Street
scorer for tn
Mrs. j. B. Ha
Others fill
Mrs. j. M.
=. walden,
Mrs. Bob L
Harrelson, J
Brooks Meg
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

ATTENDANCE NEEDED
FSpils are urged BY Randall
Burleson. principal Of the Tabor
City School. 20 enroll on open
Ing day, August eth. and to at
tend regularly. An additional
High School teacher Is needed
and II all the pupils are there the
first ten days Tabor City will
be allotted . new faculty memb-
or The onenine hnur In oct for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
parents MIR. and Mrs. Austin G.
Long.

rarity Is GiUen For
Frances K. Tbomtkins
A party was given at the
Woman's Clubhouse Friday
afternoon for Frances Keith
Thompkins in observance of her
eleventh birthday anniversary.
The traditional birthday motif
was used in the appointments
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
|Marie's Beauty Shop

In New Local ton
Marie's Beauty Shop is now
housed in the newly constructed
buildings in the post office block
ANNOUNCED Mrs. Marie Sellers,
Owner.
The modern shop is spacious
and has two entrances with a
parking area and door at the
back of the building.
She and Miss Willaree Norris,
LnAnrnAnr ;n.r;A, Ill tln;- fr;nnlr
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Will lOllOW l.
, Of tl,A hr,ln nlnoA,n

entS, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Lewis.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our appre-
citation to everyone for the many
expressions of sympathy in
Guiding floral offerings, food
cards and visits following the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Five Will Go
To Methodist
Ro{rro,S Co,.x,:rns

I've ASSes
Five members from the Saint
Paul Methodist Church will at
tend a weekend Methodist Lay
mems retreat at Duke Univers-
ity beginning Saturday.
The opening session begins a
$50 p. m. Saturday evening.
Members who will attend are
Harry Bell, Albert Goldfinch
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

e' @NSNNi VI IlueUOWn WIFI
be the superintendent in charge
of construction.
Miss Betty 10 Gore of Tabor
City is spending a two weeks va
cation with MIR. and Mrs, J..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
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| BY MRS
0-~
Mrs. Har'
dren visited
Long Monda
Mr.. and !
Mr.. and MI
children err
Saturday.
Mr.. and \
George Sing
urday after
Mr.. and
visited Mr.