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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Livestock Association
Schedules November
Meeting A. Cut Bank

The Livestock Association is
scheduled to hold a meeting Nov.
at Gu, Bank Principal speaker
i, the meeting will he Special
\G"n, III Charge. Mr.. MaynOr Of
Butte .\l>" prrSrn, At that meet.
ing will be- Area Special Officer.
Waller II Willctt Of Billings.
Others who are expected u bt.
~ attendance include local law
enforcement officers and o rep.
vr>rniai!vr from the local Shcr.
ins office
4, this meeting II is expected
tina, Mrs Mary Stalker Sherman
vii! be- presented With a check
for $1,000 as a reward for infOr.
nation which led TO the cOnvic.
ton uf Jack Mah0ney. who IL
now ser, ing five years in the
state pcniicniiary at Deer Lodge
for cattle theft.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
MRS. Pitzen Honovod
Al Miscellaneous Shower

4 miscellaneous shower was
given In honor Of Mrs. Howard
i'i,xcn last week nj the Blackfect
Sewing room. Those present In.
cIudrd Mae williamson. Bridget
%iyhigun. Grace Douglas. Clara
Ntg!.:gun. Mary l.uktn. Agnes
t;uardipcr. Mary Little Bull.
Mollic ArrOwtOp. Maude Lair.
Maggie Many Hides. Bernicc
Skunk Cup. Marie Nightyun.
Theresa Gcrvais. Lois GrisSosn.
Katie Lytlc and Mrs. Eugene
Grounds. Many lovely gifts were
received. A delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. douglas. Mrs.
Clara Nishtyun and Bridget
NishtSun.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30

also secure purchase agreements
on 1888 crop commodities until
January 81. 1859. and grain cover.
cd by these agreements may be
placed under a rcscal loan n; the
time agreements terminate -
March 81. 1859 for wheat and
April 30. 1889 for other commodi.
ties.
In authorizing reseal programs.
the State ASC committee point.
cd out that there are hazards in
lOng.tcrm storage of grain on
farms. including iufestaiion by
insects and contamination by 70.
dents and birds. Every effort will
BE- made TO acquain, producers
with these hazards. since the
grain. while under rcscal. re.
mains the property and rcSpon.
sibility Of the producer. Settle.
ment. II the grain Is eventually
turned over to the government.
Is on the basis Of grade. quality
and quantity actually delivered
Pete Duncan was a business
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Indian Owned Forest Lands
Become Asset To Many Tribes

Cash from Indian owned for.
"st> IN the L. $. has trebled In
the last decade and the interest
ut Indian tribes and individuals
Indians in the scientific manage.
mcnt Of their woodland assets
has greatly increased during the
same period. the Department of
Interior recently announced.
The 6.6AsO.OOO acres Of CONNER.
rIally valuable fOreStland under
supervise Of the Departments
BlA have been managed since
1910 on a sustained yield basis"
designed to balance the cutting If
old trees by the growth Of new
trees in line with highest con.
srr,aiiOn standards.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Problems Resulting
From Cattle Theft
TO Be Discussed

Problems resulting from cattle
thcfts and problems of livestock
disease control will he discussed
at fall grassrootS meeting OF
cai:lcmcn in Cut Bank Friday,
Nov. 7. at the Legion Hall at $50
pm. The program session will
follow a dinner.
Cattlemcn from Glacier. Pom.
dcra and ToOlc counties will be
in attendance.
Secretary Ralph Miracle. Hell.
cna. Of the Montana Stockgrow.
crs' association. said the meeting
is one in a continuing series Spon.
sorcd by MSGA in various sec.
tiOnS of the state. The meetings
are designed to maintain contact
with the many members Of the
association who are unable Ia
attend the MSGA conventions.
MSGA president. Gene Etchart
Of Glasgow. will give the opening
talk. discussing activities and
goals Of the state association.
Harry &. Maynor Of Butte.
special agent in charge of the
FIJI in Montana. will discuss the
"FBI and Cattle Thcfts". and DR..
Glen iialvcr Of Helena. assistant
state veterinarian for the state
livestock sanitary board. will talk
on Livestock Disease Control
Problems"
william Cheney Of Helena. cx.
ccuiivc officer for the state live.
stock commission. will moderate
the panel discussion. stock Law
Enforcement" Panel members
vii! include Dan WEIGH. Glacier
County Attorney: Howard John.
son. Superintendent Of the Black.
fec; Indian reservation: Maynor.
and a special officer Of the In.
dian service.
Bob Murphy Of Helena. MSGA
assistant secretary. will conclude
the program with u discussion of
beef promotion.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Industrial Development Specialist
Ana|yzeS Reservations Potential

> Industrial Development Special.
ist, Thomas st. Clair, of Port.
land. Ore. met in special session
last Friday with the Blackfect
Tribal Industrial Development
committee to compile material
together for an analysis of the
Blackfcct reservations industrial
potential.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Highway 80 Association
Reports % Banquet

Highway 81 projects let or
under construction In the las,
two years have Included. among
others. six miles Of the Browning
to Babb road nj q cost Of $3.50. 600
l.ivtngstOn's Vice Charm ~ l.. W.
Swanson Of tho MOnta IA State
Highway Commission reported
1t the convention b. quct Of the
8ecrs International iilhway As
ISOLATION. held rcrc lily.
Swanson report NY declared
expenditures the last two wears
are abUu, $?.5OO.OOJ.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
SOCIAL SECURITY MAN
COMING NOV. s

\ representative Of the Social
Security administration will be
in Browning on Thursday. Nov. 8.
to assist residents Of that vicinity
10 file applications for old.age.
survivors or disability insurance
benefits. lie will be- At the City
Library IN Browning from 10 to
u am. and | to 2 pm.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Eagles Club Collecting
Used Jig Saw Puzzles

The Eagles Club auxiliary is
collecting used Jig saw puzzles "a
be- sent TO various state ins;itu'
iions at Christmas time. Anyone
having puzzles they no longer
want Is asked to call FEB $3.50 or
FEB. 1903. or leave them with
Mrs. Birdie Taylor.
The project was sponsored by
the club last year and the insti
tutors have expressed the graft
iudc and stated that the puzzles
proved a grca, means Of enter
tainmcat 10 the patients.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Annual Harvest Dinner
To b Held November
Al Methodist Church

The public Is cordially invited
to attend the Harvest Dinncr and
Bazaar being held at the Brown.
ing Methodist church Saturday.
November !. Serving will start
At 8 pm. Tickets are on sale thru
members Of the WSCS or ut the
Economy Shop. Admission for
adults is $3.50 and children IS
cents. or a family ticket Is being
offered for $500.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
HEREFORD BREEDERS SHOW
AND SALE SET FOR
NovGMDGR & AND J

The sixtllSL,ual Fall Show and
Sale Of the Marias Hereford
Breeders association is schedul.
ed for November 8 and 7 at the
Shelby Sales Pavilion.
The show will start on Nov.
6 at 1870 pm. and the sale will
take place the following day at
1870 pm. Thirty top notch bulls
have been consigned for the sale.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Cut Bank Elks
Want Animal Hides

The ElkS Club of Cut Bank Is
sponsoring o project for the benc.
III Of the Disabled Veterans
Thcrapy patients and asks the
public's cooperation.
Animal hides not wanted by
ranchcrs and sp0rtyinen are col.
icctcd. tanned and sent TO the
therapy hospital where the vet.
Grams use them In making leather
goods.
Anyone having hides they do
not want Is asked TO leave them
at iioyts Service Station from
where they will he collected by
members Of tho lodge.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Republican Rally
Here Monday Night

a Republican rally will be held
at the Browning high school aud.
itorium Monday evening. Nov. 3.
Free lunch will he served. Every.
one is invited to attend.
Governor :AronsOn is expected
to be- one of the guest speakers
for the evening. and other state
and county candidates will be
there.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
WELL OAOV CLINIC

The regularly scheduled Well.
Baby clinic for November 4 will
b. held. but there will bc no
Well.Baby clinic on November II.
% that day II . legal holiday.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30

The fire siren sounded prompt.
~ At 5 pm. Wednesday Of this
week and local fircmcn sped to
the cast end Of town. where o
hen house belonging to the VII.
bur Meinckc family was on fire.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30

Pete Duncan was business
visitor in Great Falls Thursday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Red Devils Will
ace Whifeville
In Grid Finale

Tabor City will wind up the
1888 grid season Friday night by
invading WhitevIlle in the annu-
al rival tilt.
In past years the Whitcville-
Tabor City CT-'c As GlWayS >
highlight in this area and a Wet
DRY for either team spelled d
successful season regardless OF
the wOn-loSt rC.o"d
In Waccamaw Conference play
the Whiteville Wolfpack has wof
two and lost one while the Red
Devils have l-2 record.
Actually the Red Devils have
won two, tied one, and lost six
for the season.
Injuries have plagued the Dew
Ills throughout the season bu,
most of the Devils are expected
20 be in top shape for the season
finale.
Whitevillc will be fresh from
"a 10 victory over Laurinburs
while the Devils will be seeking
revenge against Whiteville fol
the 10 loss Friday night to Eliz
abcthtown.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Four Hurt I'm Auto Accident

y Sunday evening wreck "a
bout mile outside of Chester
field, S. c. hospitalized four peo-
pie including a Tabor City man
Sid Scott, employee of Prince
Motor Company, received q
broken right leg, broken rib and
shoulder injuries and is in the
Chesterfield County Hospital al
Cheraw, s. &.
Don Fowler, driver of the car
in which Scott was riding, re-
ceived bruises but was not hos
pitalized.
II was reported hero that the
accident was caused when a wo-
man driving d 10 Pontiac made
- left turn in front of the SO
Chevrolet driven by Fowler.
The two local men were on
their way to Charlotte to attend
an Oldsmublle Service School.
Barring complications, Scott is
Expected to return home in a
few days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Extension
Specialist
Will Speak

Mrs. COrinne Grimsley, Ex-
tension Family Life Specialist
of State College will be the guest
Speaker for the Annual Home
Demonstration Ach i even n t
program at Cerro Gordo High
School on Thursday, November
ID, at 7:30 p. m.
Home Demonstration Clubs
who are assisting with plans for
the Achievement Program are:
White Marsh-Corsages, Cerrc
Gordo-Decorating and Cleanup,
Naturalization, Homemakers
and Lebanon Refreshments.
Cherry Grove-ExhibitS, West
ern Prong - Registration, Chad
bourn. Smyrna. and Union VAL
ley - Program Arrangement
New Life, Hallsboro, and Ever
green-Publicity, Sandy Plains
Scrapbook Exhibits.
The public is invited to this
program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Local Girl Wins
Who S Who Honor

A local girl has been chosen
as one Of SO East Carolina Col
lcge students to appear in the
l958-59 edition of the national
publication Who's Who Among
in American UNIVERSE
ties and Colleges"
Alice Ann Horne, daughter OF
Mrs. Tom Angle of Tabor City.
was selected for her scholarship
leadership and participation in
eXtra-curricular activities.
She gives indication of fut-
urc usefulness to society" said
a college spokesman in announc-
ing Miss Horne as one OF the
college representatives in the
publication.
Active in high school activities
she was also one of the finest
girl basketball stars to play
here. Her major interest at East
Carolina has been theatrical
work and she has held lead roles
in several productions.
Nominations for the recent
honor were made by faculty
members, a committee of stu
dents and administrative offic-
erS at the college.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Rube McCray
Talks To Rotary

RUDE McCray, superintendent
of Boys Home at Lake Wacca-
NAV, was the principal speaker
at this weeks meeting of the
Tabor City Rotary Club. Mr..
MCCray told of some of his ex-
perienccs during the 81 years
he was a college football coach
and also recounted some of the
events that occurred while he
was member of the Tennessee
Volunteer grid team.
In addition to these stories
he discussed what the Boys
Home project was attempting to
do and emphasized the need for
additional cottages SO that more
youngsters could be accomodat-
ed.
The local Rotary Club, in the
midst of an attendance contest
with Fair Bluff and Chadbourn,
had a 1904 percent attendance
for the month of October. Only
one member was absent during
the entire month.
Two Rotarians were not pres
ent at Monday nights meeting
fu have said tic meeting wc''l]
be made up before the end of
the week with some other club
in the county.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Disabled Vets
May Be Eligible
For Benefits

The Columbus County Veter-
ans Service Officer says any
veteran who suffered a service
connected disability during the
Korean Conflict period (June 27,
l95O-January 81, 1855, inclusive)
may receive vocational rehabil-
tatIon training, provided:
/, The disability entities him
to Veterans Administration COM
pcnSation, or would entitle him
to Veterans Administration COM
penSation if he were not receiv-
ing military retired pay;
2. He was discharged or other
wise released from active serv-
ice under other than dishonor-
able conditions; and,
3. Veterans Administration de-
.tcrmineS he needs vocational
training to overcome the handi-
cap of the scrvicc-connected dis
ability.
All these conditions must be
met, II. Hugh Nance points out.
Dcadlinc date for completion
of vocational rehabilitation
training depends upon a persons
separation date. the date serv-
was established.
or other factors, according to
Nance who suggests that inter-
eStcd veterans secure additional
information from his office in
the Courthouse, Whiteville, N.
c. or T. Formy-Duval. District
Officer, North Carolina Veter-
ans Commission, 400 Murchison
Building, Wilmington, North
Carolina
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Progress Dinner
pluns Complete

Most of the business and civic
leaders of Tabor City are cx-
pcctcd to attend a Progress Din
nCr at the school cafeteria next
Monday night at 7:3O. All local
civic clubs plan To- hold their
regular meetings Jointly for this
occasions and wives will also
attend.
The program of the night will
consist of short five minute re-
ports by all the various clubs in
town on their progress and
goals. There will be no speak
er.
Tickets have been on sale for
several days and any local per
son interested in attending is
welcome TO buy a ticket.
The dinner will have as spec
ial guests the teachers of the
local school, along with firemen,
and other town Of
ficialS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Williams Will
Hold Open House

Open House for parents will
be held at Williams Township
school Wednesday, November
u. 1858, from 900 until 1900.
Parents are asked to register
It 900. From Oils until $50
parents will assemble in the
auditorium. At $50, parents will
visit their children'S claSsrooms.
From 100 until 1870, parents
will assemble in the auditorium
for discussion by Miss Ruth
Mears.
Lunch will be served in the
cafeteria at 1870. Parents will
pay 5 .35 for lunch, the same
price which teachers pay.
All parents are urged to OBJ
serve American Education Week,
Open House at Williams Town
ship School Wednesday, Novem-
Der IL, 1858.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
PROCLAMATION BY THE
MAYOR OF TIE CITY OF
TABOR CITY, n. G..

WHEREAS. The President of
the United States has issued a
proclamation calling upon all
the citizens of this Nation to OBJ
serve Tuesday, November IL.
1858 as Veterans Day TO COM
memorate and to pay appropri-
ate homage to the veterans of
all the wars of this Nation who
have contributed so much to the
preservation Of this Nation; to
remember the sacrifices of all
those who fought SO valiantly on
the seas, in the air, and on the
foreign shores to preserve our
heritage of freedom, and
WHEREAS, the Governor of
the State of North Carolina by
proclamation has further re-
quested all citizens of this State
to observe Tuesday, November
IL, 1858 as Veterans Day,
NOW, THEREFORE,, l. How
ard HARRISON, Mayor of the City
of Tabor City, North Carolina do
hereby call upon all our citizens
to observe Tuesday, November
II, 1853 as Veterans Day. l re-
quest all citizens OF this City.
business enterprises, veterans
organizations and city officials
to assist the State Committee for
the observance of Veterans Day
in every way possible for the
observance of Move L. lose
with appropriate ceremonies.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF
have hcreunto set my hand and
caused the official seal Of the
City of Tabor City to be affixed.
Done at Tabor City, N. c.. this
fifth day of November. 1858.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Red Cross Aids
Helene Victims

Approximately 800 Carolinas
coastal families among thous-
andS who sustained property
losses, mostly roofing damage
during Hurricane Helene, are
being assisted by the Red Cross
in repair of their homes, Emil
Lewis. Southeastern Area di-
rector Of disaster services. said
Saturday.
Family assistance operations
which have been under way
since the storm will be- complet-
cd this week end
Funds to supplement these
families own resources are be-
ing awarded TO them as their
needs are determined by fam
ily assistance staff from the Red
Cross national organization and
local chapters. then reviewed by
local community advisory COM
mIttceS." Lewis said. Funds are
given, not loaned. he pointed out.
This family assistance. to-
gethcr with the mass care gwen
10 nearly 10000 refugees as
Helene moved in and swept up
10 North Carolina coas'lnc,
VIII probably cost the Red Cross
1-prc than 100000. according to
Lewis.
The Red Cross job in the
...HD f the storm has been con-
fined mr'nlv to Brunswick. Cart
crCt, Craven, OnSlUw, 'amlicc
..t New Hanover counties in
North Carolina. and Horny coun-
~ in South Carolina. Most APP
rl'cau's' homes arc AZ Southport
Niurclrgi ,,y and Wilmington
jerry Curuu Of Atlanta. assist
ant disaster director IN South
iCrn stl'na. he'd headed d ma
Jonal Rcd eros, staff Of ~. IN
tu,ug CIs..,lN.|s and 1a.t-
ng advisors, who have been
working out Of the twD-StItes
headquarters at Wilmington, and
rom regional office a' south
port Muruhcad CITY. Now Born
and Bayboro.
These workers were among a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Expect Another
wa.iailt Served
In Shooting

Another warrant is expected to
be taken out against Mrs. Ollie
Ward and her son, Bobby, as a
result of last weeks shooting on
the state line" that injured.
David Fowler, Mrs. Loman
Fowler said this week.
Fowler, II years old rather
than 81 as reported earlier, is
still IN serious condition" at a
Florence hospital with groin in
juries in the shooting and head
injuries.
The chain Of events leading to
the shooting and the actual
events at the time of shooting
have been varied and unofficial
Mrs. Ward, charged with point
ing firearm is out on bond OF
$500. Bobby Ward, ID, is charg-
ed with the shooting and is out
on $500 bond on charges of as
sault with a deadly weapon with
intent to kill. Mrs. Ward has
denied that either she OF her son
had any part in the actual shoot
ing.
An additional warrant charg-
ing Mrs. Ward and Bobby with
beating David Fowler with a
pistol is expected to be issued
upon Fowler'S release from the
hospital.
The trouble, according to Mrs
Fowler, had its start about a
week before the shooting which
took place on Monday, October
81. AT that time Fowler report
eddy had words with one of the
girls working at Wards Place.
After the incident it was report
I'd that he was beaten with a
pistol and made TO return 10
Wards Place to apologize to the
!irl working there. The beating
vas allegcdly administered by
Mrs. Ollie Ward.
The events leading TO the
hooting repeatedly involved
Mrs. Ward ordering Horace Jor-
IAN and Keith Lawson out Of a
'lr at Eunpoint while Bobby
1cat David Fowler about the
cad with a pistol. Mrs. Ward
non allCgcdly beat Fowler with
pistol and snapped tho pistol
vice while pointing il at him.
S Fowler ran Bobby allcccdly
hot at him twice. Mrs Fowler
cportcd one bullet struck him
. the groin
After the shooting ;acrdcn;
lobby was credited by Mrs
.owl"r with returning 90 the car
rhcrc he held the pistol on Hor-
co Jordan and hit him twice IN
he face.
ono version of the shootiu,
vas that it took place at The
Patio Inn" while another yer
ION places The scene Of event.
n the highway at the STATE
inc"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Pecan Market
Now 0ren Here

The Fed -. Jcruigan store in
Tabor City has ngI.I opened its
pecan market tor the 1858 crop.
JcrnIgan sand today that the
market. started some five years
ago. was buying all kinds of pc
cans and was offering - cents
d pound for number |, Stuart
variety. All pecan growers in
the area are invited to check
with the lO,dl pecan market and
get prices on their crop OF nuts
The market here is operated
by Fred NJ. Jcrnigan. Sr.. and
Fred NJ. Jcrnigan, Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Dedicate Sandy
Plain Community
Center Nov. II

The progressive Sandy Plains
community has added another
piece of progress to the fine
record established during recent
years.
On November IL at $50 p. m.
dedication services for the new
community center will be held.
Supper will be served at the
dedication services.
The community center is just
another outstanding project OF
the Sandy Plains Community
Development Association.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Frank Glover Speaks
At Fair Bluff Club

The American Home Depart
ment of the Fair Bluff Woman's
Club held the October meeting
in the home of Mrs. Lands Wal
Ter on the Tabor City Road with
twenty members attending. As
SOciatc hoStesses were Mrs. B.
W. Tyler, Mrs. Harold Turner
and Mrs. Henry Coleman.
In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs James Atkinson pre-
sided at the business session.
Frank Glover OF Lake Wacca-
NAV. guest speaker. was intro
Quoted by Mrs. Dan Jones. Mr..
Glover who works with the Soil
Conservation spoke on Roses.
the varieties, culture habits, dis
eases and selections concluding
with Informal questions and
A salad course with coffee was
served during the social period.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Lennon Will
Visit County

Congressman Alton Lennon
has released a schedule of addi-
tiOnal visits to be made in the
Seventh Congressional District
during the balance of the adj
journment period of the second
session OF the IS Congress and
it includes trips to Columbus
County.
Lennon will be at the court
house in Whiteville on Tuesday,
Nov. IL, and Wednesday, No
vember ~, from to $50 p. m.
On Thursday, November ID,
he will be at large in Columbus
County talking with constituents
throughout the area.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
r. c. Soles, 5r.
Wins YDC Posi-
AT University

Il. &. Solos. Jr. has been elect
ed Vicc-PrcSidcnt of the Young
Democratic Club at the UnivcrS-
ity OF North Carolina.
For several years he has been
active in the organization and
has served as a member of the
Executive Committee and as a
delegate to two State Y. ID. c.
Conventions.
AS a senior in the school of
Law he is presently serving his
second term in the Legislature of
the Law Student Association
and is on the staff of the Tar
Heel BarriStcr. and a member of
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fratern-
ity.