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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30

year. Six members joined the
Green Sea and Fioyds Club to
make up r the Horny County
Chorus. I 2 chorus sang at
Clemson College d''iing Farm
and Home Week and at the dis
trict Home Demonstration meet
ing held in Sumter last fail.
Four members attended the S.
c. Council Of Farrl Women at
Winthrop College. Cne mcmbe"
went to camp with The Ali girls
and boys. All the club local
leaders attended schools rcquir-
ed for the demonstrations they
were TO give in the club. The
Sweet Home club OFFICERS were
represented at all the executive
held during the year.
The Sweet Homo Club hopes
that throughout the year they
have been able in some way TO
further a more abundant home
and community life. Officers Of
the club are Mis-. Whitney
Vaught, president; Mrs. Bill
Hardee, vice-pres,Gent; and Mrs.
Maryland Johnson, secretary and
treasurer
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30
Brunswick County Will Add
Fishing Courses In Schools

Brunswick County school stu
dents are in for two new courses
next year that deal with fishing
and seamansnip.
j. G.. Long, superintendent of
Brunswick County schools, said
today that the Seamanship and
commercial fishing course
would be comparable to voca-
tional agriculture.
The course will deal with
knowledge in the field of South
ports primary industry-fishing
and the sea.
Among the subjects to be
taught will be navigation, DIESEL,
gasoline motors, communication.
neurology, boat repair, vessels
and gear, law, cupboard fishing,
preparing and serving techni-
ques, handling and retailing, dis
playing and basic net mending.
According to Superintendent
Long enthusiasm for the course
is running high in the Southport
AREA.
The introduction of the new
courses began when Long con-
tacted A. Wade Martin, assist
ant superintendent Of trades and
industries in the De partment of
Public Instruction and made ap-
Iplication for Southport to re-
ceive Federal money available
to improve the fishing industry.
This amount will be matched by
state funds and will be used
through Brunswick County's
board of education office.
Plans for the courses were dis
cussed at length by an advisory
committee consisting of Lewis
Hardec, Shrimping; Walter Lew
ic, party boats; Harry Sell, cleo
!trcnicS; James Barnes, menhad-
en-: Dallas Piggot,, packing and
I freezing; Thomas ST. George,
imcdadcn; Mayor Tomlinson and
George West, honorary; A. f
Huntly, advisory; James c.
Bowman, legal; ard Supcrin-
tcndent J. G.. Long.
In addition TO tn school clas-
iScS, adult classes will be formed
with net mending being the first
course offered. Tho first class
was held April IL and is set up
for six weeks VITA meetings on
Monday and Thursday.
This is the only course of its
kind set up in North Carolina
1t is felt that this instruction
will help the Iishirg industry in
this area and with the improved
knowledge, local fishermen can
produce greater aatCheS and i'm
prove their financial reward.
Local people ;ccl that this
money, appropriated ny the S4th
Congress, to improve fishing in
the United States Will be money
well spent. Courses offered high
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30
Vets Responsible
For Statements
To VA Hospitals

II. Hugh Nance, Columbus
County Veterans Service Offic-
er said the following informal
ton was recently released by
the Veterans Administration and
is important 10 county veterans
Veterans are responsible fol
the accuracy of statements or
which they are hospitalized by
Veterans Administration fol
ncrservice connected disabili-
ties.
Veterans Administration said
wartime veterans without serv-
ice-connected disabilities may
be admitted FOR nonservice-con-
nected conditions when beds are
available, provided they state
under oath they arc not able tc
pay for the needed care.
The agency said along with
the oath the veteran is required
to file statement Of his finan-
.cial assets and Liabilities.
Before hospital admission, the
veteran is given ali opportunity
to review this statement anc
compare his ability TO pay with
an estimate of the amount the
needed care would cost in priv.
ate hospitals.
Emergency patients, however
may be admitted immediately
on arrival n the hospital anc
may complete the financial
statement and oath later wher
their condition permits. accord.
ing to Veterans Administrator
1t said Veterans kdministra.
ton hospital managers have
been instructed to report TO Vet.
Grams Administration Contra
Office in Washington, D. c., any
cases that mly occur in which
the statement of inability to de.
fray expenses of disqualification
clearly appears incorrect. Fed
.cral laws provide S,th criminal
and civil penalties for making
false statements in connection
with claims for Veterans Ad-
miniStration benefits.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30
Highway Bids
Being Sought

Sealed bids on road and bridge
construction projects totaling an
estimated $500, coo will be pub
icly opened at the Hotel Jeffer-
son in Columbia at Q a. m. Tues
day May l3, Chief Highway
Commissioner Claude r. McMil-
lam announced today
Included in the work to be
done are IL bridge projects and
92.940 miles of roacwork Sever
al Of the projects are on Inter-
state Routes 26 and 85.
Two bridge projects are to be
constructed in Gieenville Coun-
ty They include a 233-foot und-
erpass under Secondary Road
1853 on Interstate Route IS and
aS20-foot bridge, with O.2O4
mile Of approaches, at South
Tiger River on Secondary Road
ia northwest of Greer.
A Lancaster County bridge
project on which bids will be
opened is for the widening of
bridges over Camp and Cane
Creeks, and of a double culvert,
ali on S. c. Route eco
Two bridges are to be con-
stRcted on u. S. Route 276 in
LShrens County. They are a 30
foot underpass under Secondary
Road 81 and a 21S-foot under
pass under Secondary Road So,
both northwest of Laurens.
Bids are requested for con-
struction of a 226-foot under
pass under Secondary Road 80
on Interstate Route % in New
berry County. Two bridges
making up 4 tri-level intersec-
Ia at Huger St-eHt and Elm
wood Avenue on all Interstate
Route connection 20 Columbia,
are to be constructed. They will
have a total length Of 45C feet.
with one of the bridges crossing
over the other.
Five bridges are to be built
on Interstate Route s. in Spart-
anourg County. They include a
2lO-foot underpass under S. c.
Route IA, a 210-toot underpass
Under a county rIod, a 2lO-foot
underpass under second coun-
ty road, a 2l0-foot underpass
under S. c. Route 1Ol and a 2lO-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30

school students will better pre-
pare them for making their live
lihood from the sea :hould they
make 1t their career" said Long
in announcing the approval OF
classes to begin this Fall.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30
BACK FROM ASnEVILBE

DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Mills spent
the weekend in ASheville where
they visited their daughter, Mrs.
\. V. Noble, and MIR. Noble
They were accompanied by their
son, Roger, Who is a pharmist
in Fairmont.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to THANK everyone for
the kindness and many express
Sions of sympathy shown during
the illness and death of my hus-
band, F. A. Hodge.
Mrs. Josephine c. Hodge
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30
VISITS IN WILMINGTON

Mrs. Wade Martin spent sew
cral days last week in Whining
ton visiting ner aunt, Mrs. Sara
Taylor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30
iOUNT OLIVE VISITORS

Mrs. G. S. Cox had as her
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. IL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-30

IN HOSPITAL
Jack Fipps is 4 patient in the
Columbus County Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

THE SUNDAY STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
turOsuu1es LutinOs DesignudOs q
NUevos PUestos pOr Juan XIII

CIUGAD DEL VATICANO,
(UPD- Ell Papa Juan XIII de-
Si2no al Cardinal Jose Garibi y
Rivera Arzotispo de Guadalaja-
"a, miembro de la Congregation
d, C~onsejo de la Religion y la
fabrica de ia Cathedral de San
Pedro. y al Cardinal Antonio
Maria Barbieri, Arzobispo de
Montevldeo, miembro de la Con-
gresacion del Consejo, ritos y
seminarioS.
Las Congregations romanas
son orgapismos formados por
cardenales y funcionarios encar.
gados de la direction de las ac-
tividades de la iglesia. Sus deci
stones Tequioren la aprobaci6n
papai, y son entonces finales.
Monsenor Garibi y Rivera, fue
inyitadc de honor anoche de la
Universidad Gregoriana Ponti
flcai, en- la que obtuyo SUI grade
Ell teo ogia muchos amos atras.
Ell otro nuevo Principe Latino.
americana de la Iglesia, Monse
nor Antonio Maria Barbieri, de
MonteWdeo, fue agasajado por
la Embajada Uruguaya ante la
Santa Sede.
FL Cardinal Garibl fue invita-
do por los Padres Jesuitas de la
Unjversldad Gregoriana, donde
Sc 10 recuerda como adelantado
esludiante de la ciencia que ira
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

recuerda al pueblo fiel del An
tlguo TeStamento, cuando la hui.
manidad estaba 'sentada en- las
tinieblas y en- la sombra de la
muerte" cuando los profetas,
iluminadas por Dios, anunciaabn
al Redentor; y cuando los cora
zones de la buena genie ardian
en- deseos del Mesias. La guir-
nadia significa ell "cumplimien-
to de los tiempoS' en- la venida
de Cristo y la gloria de su ma
cimiento. LA guirnalda es I'm
antique simbolo de victoria y
gloria.
DespueS de Ia diaria oracion
pOr la gracia de una buena y
santa preparation para las Navi-
dadeS, la familia canta agluno
de los trdicionaleS himnos de
Adviento o algdn canto en- no
nor de Maria.
En- algunas parties de Europa
es costumbre que la persona
con ell nombre de Juan o Juana
tenga ell primer derecho a en-
Gender las velas del Adviento,
porque Juan Evangelista CO.
mienza SUI Evangelio llamando a
Cristo "Luz del Mundo', y Juan
Bautista fue ell primer hombre
que vic la luz de la divinidad
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
.GuirndIdd de Advienfo


La Guirnalda de Adviento Sc
ha difundido tan rapidamente
que va es una simpatiea costum-
bre bien recibida en- muchas ca
sas. Ell pueblo cristiano Sc ale
gra donde quiera que We esta
"nueva" costumbre.
En- realidad esta costumbre
tiene va varios siglos. Comenz6
hace varios cientos de amos en-
ire la Iglesia Luterana de la
Alemania Oriental, extendiendo-
Sc rapidamente a otras parties
del pals entire las communicates
catolicas y protestantes.
La Guirnalda de Adviento es,
como 10 indica la palabra, una
guirnalda tejida con follaje YER
de sobre la cual Sc colocan cua-
tro velas que representa- las
cuatro semanas del Adviento.
Ell primer domingo de Ad-
viento, estando toda la familia
reunida, Sc reza la oracion del
Adviento y Sc enciende una We
la; ell segundo domingo con la
misma ceremonial Sc encienden
dos, y ash hasta que ell cuarto
domingo, las cuatro velas encen-
didas nos indican que Sc acerca
ell natalicio del Senior.
Ell traditional simbolismo de
la Guirnalda de Adviento nos
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

ia de Dios, sus attributes y per-
fecciones.
Fue en- esta alta casa de estu
dos donde Garibi Sc graduo en-
teologIa, despues de estudiar
varios aEos en- ell Colegio Ponti-
fical Pro Latinoamericano. No
es de extranar que Sc alojara
all mieutras concurrio al Con
sistoriG en- que SUI Santidad Juan
XIII los elevo al honor de la
Purpura Sagrada. haciendolo ell
primer Cardinal en- la historic
de Mexico.
Fl domingo, monsenor Garibi
tomara possession de SUI iglesia
titular 1e San Onofrio, hermoso'
y antique temple sobrela ladera
Gel cerro Janiculum, que data
del am 1419
Proyecta partir de greSo a
Mexico ell rs por la via aerea,
y hara una escala en- Paris a fin
de oficiar las tres tradicionaIes
misas de Navidad en- una iglesia
cuyo nImbre no Sc ha divulgado
aun.
Cumpido csc compromise, su
emInencia continuara vuelo a su
patria. Ell dia de Navidad 10 pa
sara volando sobre ell Atlanti-
c.
Ell Cardinal mexicano expreso
esta noChe, su profundo agrade
cirlento al padre jesuita espa-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
QUEJANSE " FiRMAs
CONTRA AEROPUERTO

Dieci5lete lineas c0merciales
aereas nan elevado una protes-
tesla contra la Autoridad del
Aeropuerto international de
Miami, alegando arbitrariedad
y discrimination en- Ell trato
recibido con relacion a las
"cuatro grandes" companies de
aviaci6n que segun alegan han
sido objeto de mejor trato en-
las tarifaS por uso de facilida-
des aefoportuarias.
Piden las referidas aerolineas
que Sc tomen medidas Judicial
les contra Ii Autoridad Aero
portuaria, en- virtud de que las
tarifas son mas costosas para
elias que para las mayores
companies.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

mol Pablo Munoz Vega, Rector
de ia Universidad Gregoriana,
por la reception en- su honor.
Han sido lnvitados a la fiesta
todos los cardenales que Sc en-
cuentran en- Roma, ell cuerpo
diplomstico ,acreditado ante la
Santa Sede, destacados eruditoS
y luncionarlos romanos, y un
grIpo de 30 peregrinos mexica-
nos, que vinieron especialmente
a Roma para presenciar la exal-
tacion oe SUI primer cardenal.
La mayoria de ellos pertenece
al Arz1hispado de Garibi, ell de
Guadalalara, y los encabeza ell
padre Guillermo Cervantes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

brillando sobre ell Senior en- su
Bautismo.
Aunque la Guirnalda de Ad-
viento no tiene conexion direc.
ia con la liturgia, SUI populari-
dad testifica la inspiration que
Su sfmbolismo evoca.
(Resumido y traducido de
Religious Customs in the Fa-
mily").
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
cONDECORADO -.
Continuation de la pag. 81

Continuation de la pag. 81
wer" que estan generadaS por
vapor y Sc usan en- Brasil y
en- TODD ell mundo. Ademas de la
condecoraci6n del Brasil, ha re-
cibido otras de varioS PASSES,
por su contribution al progre-
so de la electricidad.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-01

those I say, I don't think I
reach too high, always thought
the sky was the limit. Qualifica-
lions are only the state of the
mind who is to say how much
of this is required? No noe can
be the whole show, because one
monkey don't make a circus.
I agree, however, I have some
ambitions that may never be re-
allied, but a man must not be
condemned because he is am
bilious. Ambition is to some
people the breath of life; while
it doesn't go that far with me,
I have bit more than my share.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-01
PHOENIX NEWS
JOHN HANCOCK writes
By JOHN HI. HANCOCK

While Old Man Winter is get
ting tougher in its waning days
our beautiful subdivision gets
even more so. The newest ad-
dition to the already varied style
of homes, is a ranch house with
rafter in the living room, at
tached 2-car garage, and all the
featurs of modern living built in.
Combined in a setting of a lot on
a curve, makes this new house
most attractive, and a must to
see.
When completed, with grass
and flowers, this new subdlvl-
sion will be the township garden
spot, bar none. Nowhere else
is such a plan being executed.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-01

Since the world is supposed to
be big enough for everybody,
and there is presumably some
room at the top, if you'll lend
a hand (vote), I'll move at least
one of them over. I must have
my chance too. Won't you help?
I invite you to invite me to ap
pear before your group any
time.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-01
so THAT'S IT

1.-The guilty look on her hus-
bands face is usually the key
that unlocks wife's intuition"
-Altamont News.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-01

The management of Phoenix
Manor S really going all out.
So long was it coming and the
many tricks used to block these
homes, and still used to block
further expansion, it's only JUS
tice that we should have the
best. Its here, and here to stay.
Ride thru and see it, then i'm
agine how it will look in late
Spring.
l We asked last week that you
make donation when asked
to the Village Girl Scout Troop
491, and Brownie Unit 492. SUI
pervisors of these children are
Mrs. lola Toler, and Mrs. Alice
Sanders. They have authority to
accept your donations and will
thank you for your generosity
Don't get the idea you're doing
them favor, it's yourself who
receives the favor. The column
will make honorable mention Of
all or any who helps this most
dorthy cause. We know the going
gets tougher every day, but it
hasn't gotten that tough yet.
Funny thing, since being asso
ciated with the press, I have
interviewed people, asked point
ed questions and the like. Now
the "shoe is on the other foot
am being interviewed, and ask
I'd those pointed questions. I've
always liked to ask questions.
having reflected the answers ]
would give. I've also liked to
answer questions, because I al
ways felt that some understand
ing might be achieved in a
friendly discussion with ques-
lions and answers. Of course, I'd
never make a dime on Twenty
one" but they'd never say l did
MT try.
So it is with my Campaign"
l wish l had the power to con-
1ey my true Intentions to you
since I know many reasons
could be construed by my stand
ing for the nomination of State
Representative. Some could say
that | reach too high, or that
am mot qualified or that
I may be trying to be the "Whole
show" and many other ulterior
] motives people may invent. TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
STAR DUST

SOME FUN: Tired Of televison and the movies? Want
to enjoy other kind of entertainment? Well you
could do than to HE yourself out to Leland Junior
High School, Bethesda, at pm. on April 49, That's
when the Vienna (Va) Lions Club will put its Clown
Minstrel and Variety Show (see pages 10 and III. In
addition to exercising Of laughing muscles
you will be benehtng some worthy namely, the
Northern Virginia PreSchoo for the Blind Silver Spring
Boys Club and Camp Echo Lake vacation for
underpriveged children In Montgomery County,. The
show cosponsored by the Lions Club and the Silver
Spring Reciprocity Club.
FINANCIAL REPORT: II you threw coins in the under
ground river Of Luray Caverns Of Virginia last year. the
American Cancer Society thanks For why read Money
ThyoUH AtOGv pages IL and Is. It interesting to
note that in addition to the 219952 United States coins
dredged up the following items found in the rver
foreign coins bus tokens glasses marbles and chains
rosaries hptcks flashlights combs and heel taps
GAY, INDEED: A lot fashion hints are urged on the
public from time to time but Of the intriguing
we believe Is the page a. There's nothing duller
than rainy day, so there Is a way to add little gayety
to those April showers for 1t.
THAT TINE AGAIN Speaking Of things watery, 1t win
soon be time to start the lawn watering cycle April
Shoaers Al Summer 49, there's way eliminate
this job forever without great expense
NEXT SUNDAY: full-color a favorite player
on the Washington Senators team will lead OF annual
Baseball Issue Of Sunday The Star Magazine. Fans viii
nnd In 1t six well illustrated stories variety Of base
ball subjects And for those who get excited about
baseball there will be plenty of other topics Of interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
THE FRONT COVER

Washington's affairs are
decorated with lilies today
as clergymen of all Chris
tian faiths open their
Bibles to the thrilling story
of the Resurrection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

CARACAS. Venezuela, Feb. 8
(P.-The government iunta as
sured oil companies last night
that the system under which
the petroleum industry has de-
veloped in Venezuela will be
maintained. United States
companies have a big stake
here.
Heads Of all foreign oil con-
Germs operating in this nation.
which ousted dictator Presi-
dent Marcos Perez Jimenez
January %. were invited to
Mirahorss Palace.
There Rear Admiral Wolf
gang Larrazabal. the junta
President. made a formal state
ment that the government is
planning no change in its re-
lationship with the oil industry.
Admiral Larrazabal appealed
for support of Venezuela's new
regime. Responding for the in
dustry's leaders. Presiden t
Harold Haight of the Creole
Petroleum Corp, a subsidiary
of Standard Oil of New Jersey,
pledged complete cooperation
to the government authorities
who are entrusted with admin
istration of the oil wealth Of
the nation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

during the argument. He saic
he used a bat to drive his uncle
away and had two witnesses tc
BACK him up.
Evan T. Davis, who said he
had been appointed by the
court to represent the youth
in the earlier proceedings. de-
MED the youths allegations
He said he had advised Rogers
to plead guilty to the assault
charge. a misdemeanor. after
the United States Attorneys
Office agreed to reduce it from
assault with a dangerous
weapon. a felony.
Maximum Term Cut
1.-THE boy might have beer
sentenced to 10 years. while
assault carries a maximum Of
one year." Mr.. Davis noted.
Mr.. Davis said he asked the
defendant about money, but
only to see whether he could
make bond.
Assistant United States At.
torney Edgar Bellinger said the
Government will now consider
whether to reinstate the orig
inal felony charge.
The youth was freed pending
the trial under $500 bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
Blood Pledges
Campaign Set

"A Washington area campaign
for blood donor pledges will be
held next month, additionally
known as Red Cross Month.
Charles S. Dewey, chairman
Of the District Red Cross Chap
ter, announced the blood drive
at the chapters semi-annual
meeting yesterday afternoon.
The campaign, to include the
nearby areas. is believed to be
the first of its kind in the
American Red Cross.
Mr.. Dewey, also chairman of
the area campaign, said the
blood pledge drive is being held
in lieu of the traditional Red
Cross fund campaign. He said
its goals are. to meet increasing
blood needs, to avoid seasonal
crises and shortages and to as
sure adequate and steady sup
plies for the So Federal and
civilian hospitals in the WASH
tngton regional area.
The District chapter will be
Joined by the Prince Georges
County Chapter, which is also
geared to take blood donor
pledges. The Alexandria City,
Fairfax, Arlington and Mont
gomery County Chapters will
take part in the campaign
through accelerated promo
tional activities, Mr.. Dewey
said.
A kickoff luncheon will be
held on February % in the
National Press Club ballroom.
Mr.. Dewey announced Ed
ward Burling, jr., chairman Of
the chapters Blood Program
Committee, will serve as vice
chairman of the campaign.
District division campaign
chairmen appointed include
John Hoy Kaufman, busi-
ness division chairman; 1t.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Gov
eminent division; Mrs. George
Calver, booth division; H. NAL
colin Baldridge, residential
division. and Bryson Rash,
Public Relations Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
Frondizi Gets Boost
BUENOS AIRES. FEB

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 6 (R.
Juan d. Peron's green light
to his followers to vote freely
in Argentina's election Febru-
airy 20 is widely regarded here
as a boost for the presidential
chances of DR.. Arturo Frondizi.
DR.. Frondizi is the left-wing
leader of the intransigent Rad
icals, the largest Argentine
political group outside the OUT
lawed Peronista Party. He has
openly wooed supporters Of the
ex-dictator.
Among other things he has
denounced what he called a
climate of violence and re-
venge" and promised that if he
is elected he will free all politi-
cal prisoners and end the ban
against followers Of Peron
running for Office.