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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02

Carers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter

RUNNING: whether AL william, will
ally his candidacy Recorders Judge before
this weeks paper but anyhow running The
former Tabor City of the best known political fig
:he county and him make mighty good
70" he judges Al the tane-ypc poll
icians who make friends quickly ana He lost
in his :c for stare Senator few but only by hand
full OF yoes We lock for m To- be IN the tc of tine
Tuccs one thing about him. he is never at JOS, for wov,
and A. meets no strangers Everyone friend
cham g. talk.
RAIN: Many folks the that fell Monday
beios ~ was ' most that has fell at all during the entire wet
winter nat would certainly be a may
been III most Yards and fields flooded throughout wide
MnLPOND: Times about here for another Lake Tabor
stockholders meeting. adequate
funds that line It
or FUNDS with which maintain the project
,r improve at Lake TABOR and if the
fish G"e well enough oercH be revenue This fishing
country.
GOLF COURSE And while we talking 45yu, projects
club still the country club
doors Half dozen the
atve ?penine dates beginning golf unprcdic,abc
weather las stalled every thing Ii we can just have two three
weeks % good spring weather with minimum
golf eout.e will be in business.
MERCHANTS: Every member of the Board Directors O
the Tab City Merchants Association present en- commit
tee appointments were made Monday morning There's
deal places association this year and
lengthy place dversficdon pro-
poSa hospital the need Tor DOCTORS town-wide credit
bureau aid variety OF other things 1t is health situation
businessmen concerned the
Gus to Go everything possible about it.
anything about anything But there several
the so'caed recession either be way Up
stalled oi awhile Bank deposits last up
enpoSnt the country widespread powers
think that decrease may Mt help the
phg! OF the tobacco far but would like
doing al right struggle AMI after awhile
II the rest OF the land proSperS will eventually
diversity and indUStralzc
ROTARY: Several folks have asked WIZ carried
story a.out the Rotary Club election got nam
ed pe'"cnt Tor the beginning July is
eecoA came on the week that Grover Mcpherson
80" the dubious distinction being County Cross
co-char1n for the annual looked Ike little too
muc Of good thing to announce that Rotary election
al u same time Anyhow. having vi.g-pr,sent or
Tour or I've years. RCtarllS
me 1u hat position and kicked upstairs g.. I don't want
10 n me Notary presidency. 10 serve that
cIuo as president It's the old original CLUB in Tabor City
and ugh there when wondc lust what
"oe' mas served many years quietly noteworthy
l'een We're proud Of the Tabor City Rotary Tub and the
prFles" of being 5 membership
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
PLAIN
TALK
BY AL HARRISON
PROCESSION" TALK? ????
BY AL HARRISON

Folks including President Ike, still talking
about the recession.
| can't get excited about the recession that we
are supposed to be experiencing. Namely. because
note with interest remodcling activity among Local
merchants and such things addition of night de-.
positories another Waccamaw Bank service to Gus.
toners in Chadbourn and Charlton.
If people have money to invest in their belief
that the economic situation isn't depressing then
can still invest little faith in that same belief
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
G. GARLAND SAYS:
What Is Mortgage
Cancellati ton Insurance?

l. Insurance your life that in the event Of
your death will pay the mortgage your
Home.
2. When you purchased your home, you prob
ably made the largest single purchase that
you and your wife will ever make
B. You required to cover your house with
fire insurance. Why? To protect you? No!
One house in 200 will ultimately burn down.
Because of this 200 to l chance of fire, and
TO PROTECT THE HOLDER OF YOUR
MORTGAGE FROM LOSS. you have to carry
fire insurance
a. Do you know that over 20 year period ONE
MAN IN SIX WILL NOT LIVE TO CON-
PLETE HIS MORTGAGE? Have you done at
least as much for your family as you have
guaranteed your home to your family or only .
to your mortgage holder?
D. Today, with mortgage cancellation
plan, your HOUSE can truly be your HOME
forever, at cost of less than your daily
package of cigarettes.
6. There is only one thing worse than Q home
without Mother, and that is a mother with
out a home.
G. Garland Pewter Life I,sura.cc
Agency And Associates
Life Insurance f...rsA Savings Pa, B,s-s. Pl.-n.s
As~skses . Rsss-e-a pss.s . Msrts.s. ns.sssss
TT.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
REMODELING

REMODELlNG - c. c. Soes and Sons Just completed
remodeing the front of their dry goods store N's
pretty and adds more to the already modernis.,s
touch applied to business district in years
Another remodeng job that makes a whale of a dif-
ference in appearance the business front is thai
done by w. S. Avant at the THRIFTY SHOP. Every
little bit of Improvement means that much more to
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
NEW STORE

NEW STORE = The Army-NaVy Store Just openAI
IN Tabor City is another neat establishment wit
merchandise that should appeal to the people Iitto
will have the wide variety offered by the larger town
There is already very little you can't find right here
in Tabor City
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
WANTED - Harold Ward and plan to after

national Jaycee convention in Los Angeles alonp
about June. Money is not Il problem. The lack of i
Is. Have any Inoney-making ideas you care to pas.
along? Phone me at 232l
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
COMING ATTRACTION

Jobs are still plentiful despite talk of recession
and depression.
You'll enjoy a coming bit of personal experience
that brought about this conclusion.
It's too early to give details about the survey but
the data continues to drbble in =
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02

work is never done because she doesn't get started
until 30 minutes before her husband gets home from
work.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02

AN OBSERVATION: Some people can't help being
stupid but they don't have to be doggone proud
of it,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02

GOLF COURSE: And while talking aJyu, projects,
the club house still awaits before country
ITS doors Half dozen times the director;
taive openg dates beginning golf Uuprictab
weather stalled thing three
weeks good weather C.. rainfall the
golf will DC business
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02

RAIN: Many folks say Monday morning
bei2re tn most that has fell all during
winter would certainly rainfall may
been n. Yards and fields flooded throughout
area.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02

MNj-POND: Times about here another Tabor
stockholders meeting Il . Tor adequate
funds improve that line project also brings mind need
with which 10 maintain the
the that should improve
bae well caJyga, .lvrcu is a fishing
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28
Reese Theatre News
sFemale Animal. ut Reese Thea
tire on March 30 Through April 1.
Rock Huds0n's @Fareweil to
Arms Starts April 4.

Get more out of life"-go out to
the movies. Everybody is saying it
and everybody is doing it. The
program OF coming attractions list
ed in this newspaper is mighty
tempting to those who demand the
best in entertainment. The Reese
Theatre, according to the manage
ment, is now offering the greatest
array of entertainment in history.
JEFF Chandler and Lana Turner
star together in Universaps posi-
tive hit, 1.-THE Lady Takes a Flyer"
the top feature listed for March 28
and 20, with Rex Reason in the
''Rawhide Trail for the action
fans. Regular prices prevail.
Back to the screen comes Heddy
LAMAR in a featured role with
Jane Powell and George Nadar in
"The Female Animal" this Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday. March 80 and
81 and April /. To satisfy the ac-
ton fans the Cinemascope hit
MAN from Gods Country" with
George Montgomery is the giant
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28
VFW News

The Coolies and Cootiettes of
Milford, all members of the local
Blue Hen Post No. 64S3 and its
Auxiliary will sponsor the annual
Easter Egg Hunt at the Delaware
Colony. Eggs are being solicited
for from members and friends.
Forty-five dozen will be dyed by
members of the Busy Bee Club and
will be delivered to the Colony
along with ten prizes On Easter
Saturday. A committee of Coolies
and Cootiettes are making prepa-
rations for this fete headed by
Preston Cannon, newly appointed
chairman for Coolies, TIilda Can
non, Myrtle Reedy. and the newly
elected officers, Tommy Harring-
ton, SIS, and Mrs. Jennie Clarke,
CG.
On Monday, March 18th, four
members of the Blue Hen Ladies
Auxiliary assisted by members of
the Dover Memorial Auxiliary No.
1862 and the Adams Simpler Aux
iliary entertained "a ladies' at the
Palmer Home in Dover. Bingo was
played and prizes awarded to the
winners. Much fun was had by all
the residents Refreshments were
served. Fruit punch, cookies and
homemade cup cakes.
Those attending were: Mrs. Hill
da Cannon, chairman; Mrs. Pris-
ella Lank; Mrs. Georgia I-.rch;
Mrs. Betty Pierce. all from Mill
ford; Mrs. Mary Johnston from Fell
ton and Mrs. Kathleen Courtney,
co-chairman; and five other MEM
bers of the Dover Auxiliary. Mrs.
Bessie Harrison and Preston Can
non were guests.
On Monday, March 24th, the Do
YER Memorial Auxiliary and the
WV. Atterbury Auxiliary enter
tanned As boys and girls in the
Paynter Building. Refreshments
were served and Bingo was played.
Many prizes were awarded the win
ners. A large chocolate cross was
given to each patient Mrs. Hilda
Cannon accompanied the Dover
girls.
District No. 3, Ladies Auxiliary
to the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will sponsor the Easter Egg Hunt
at the Governor Bacon Health Cen
ter on Easter. Thirty dozen hard
broiied dyed eggs will be delivered
TO the Center by the State Chair
man, Mrs. Hilda r. Cannon. Thir-
ty-six prizes will also be donated.
The Auxiliaries taking part tin this
affair will be: Blue Hen; Adams
Simpler Ware; Atkins Cubbage;
Clarence Vinson; Dover Memorial
and Newman-Lee-Urban. This is an
annual event.
The District No. Veterans of
Foreign Wars and their Auxiliaries
will hold a covered dish dinner at
the FELTON, Post Home on Palm
Sunday at 2 o'clock. Every one
welcome, every one come. Please
bring your table service and cov-
cred dish.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28

toward the new piano, the purchase
of which is being sponsored by the
Junior and Chancel choirs. Any
contributions may be given to Mrs.
John Lennon or Mrs. Robert HI.
Yerkes, Sr.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
of the Dover District will be held
in the Fire Hall, Wednesday, April
8, beginning with a covered dish
supper at $3.50 p. m. All members
are urged to be present. The meat
course will be provided.
Three trustees were elected last
Sunday morning at the worship
service. These three were Messrs.
Robert H. Yerkes, Sr., Wilbur H.
Jump and George w. Kirkby.
We are glad to report Joseph
Hayes, who wasAill last week, is a
lot better. Ernest w. Simpson is
still in the hospital and we trust he
will soon be better and able to be
out and around again.
Smith Chism, of Philadelphia,
spent the time from Monday till
Saturday, of last week with his
mother, Mrs. Minnie Chism. Mrs.
Bessie Marvel, of Chester, Pa, is
now visiting her sister, Mrs. Min
ME Chism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obey F. Sapp spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Murray, in Frankford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Morgan
and daughter, Connie spent Satur-
day, in Wilmington, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Bergstrom and Miss
Dorothy Minner.
Miss Joan Warner of near Mil
ford, was Saturday night guest of
Miss Nancy Thistlewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Yerkes,
Sr., and children, John, Ruth Ann,
Helena, Laura Jane and Billy spent
Sunday afternoon, in Rehoboth. The
weather was fine and quite crowd
had gone to the shore for the af-
ternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28

Pupils in Grade Ten who quail
fly for honors:
High 1onors: Edith Postles, Ger
ry Barr.
Honors: Alan Haldeman, Marie
Carlisle, Nancy Ludlow, Lois Dill,
Ruth Edwards.
Pupils in Grade Eleven who
qualify for honors:
High Honors: Katherine Cub
bage, Doris Gruwell.
Honors: Dale Hammond, Robert
Hughes, Wallace Caulk, Richard
Steele.
Pupils in Grade Twelve who
qualify for honor:
High Honors: Shirley Hurd,
Jean Reed.
Honors: Thomasine Miller, Terry
Turner, Joyce Edwards, Jane
Grier. Janet Paskey.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28

Honors: Richard Georger, Paul
McGinRess, David Wood, Carter
Birmingham, James Ross, Victor
3ak, Marilyn Cose. Sylvia Conk-
lin, Karen Diehl, Charlene Rupe.
Pupils in Grade Six who quail
fly for honors:
High Honors: Arthur French.
Linda Ann Gerard, Diane Killen,
Joyce Tatman, Arthur Mcclellan.
Honors: Richard Good, Jimmy
Gray, Samuel Ludlow, James
Sheets, Beverly Edwards, Kathleen
ODay, Charlotte Wyatt, Robert
Thompson. John Van Ness, Will
liam Green.
Pupils in Grade Seven who quail
fy for honors:
High Honors: Donald Cohee,
Kinney Pennington, Judy Reed,
irene Sony, Robert Steele, Betty
Thompson.
Honors. Susan Roland, Ruth
Weinberg.
Pupils in Grade Eight who quail
fy for honors:
High Honors: Curtis Webb,
James Reed, Robert Donaway,
Mary Sharpnack, Sandra Hazard.
Honors: Claire Lee Hlupsa, Ruth
Donaphan, Carol Van Ness, Will
liam O'Day, Albert Gerard, Sylvia
Knox, Arlene Delong, Kathleen An
derson, Lillian Casper.
Pupils in Grade Nine who quail
fy for honors:
High HOnOrs: James Goerger,
Robert Edwards.
Honors: Margaret Chambers, Ell
len Price, Carole Wrigns, Dawson
Richards, Ralph Bell, Wayne Min
ner, Ronald McCloskey, Paul
Caulk, Phyllis Baker.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28
HOUSTON
Mrs. Viola Thistlew00d
Phone: Milford 4944

A thought, Going to church regu-
larly is like making path through
the forest-the oftener you use it.
the less obstruction you find in the
way.
Church news for Palm Sunday,
March 30, Sunday School at 10
a. m, Robert III. Yerkes, Sr., Gen
eral Supt.; Alvin Brown, Junior
Supt.; Mrs. Charles Pearson. Cradle
Roll Supt.
At IL a. m, the service of wor-
ship begins with the prelude with
Mrs. Agnes Webb at the piano.
Call TO worship by the pastor. Rev.
Ray Kirwan. The Senior and Chan
eel Choirs will have appropriate Sc
lections and the minister will de-
liver the sermon.
GAS d. m, the MYF will hold its
meeting.
The Board of Trustees will meet
on Friday, March 2S, at 1880 p. M,
in the Fire Hall for the purpose of
opening the bids on the new Edu-
cational Building.
The membership of Houston
Methodist Church will be asked to
vote on the proposed addition to
the Sunday School at the service
ON Sunday morning, March 30. The
vote will be by secret ballot and
will be taken following the worship
service.
The Chancel Choir will hold a
bake at Yost's store on Saturday
morning. April 5, beginning at 10
o'clock. Plenty of good things to
eat for your Easter Sunday din
ner. The proceeds of this bake will
be used exclusively for the pur-
chase of robes and music and other
expenses OF this choir.
The Junior and Chancel Choirs
will sponsor a Country Fair in the
Fire Hall. Friday, April IL, at 800
D. m. The proceeds will be used
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28
REDDEN
McCQlley's Methodist Church
Rev. EIWOOd Eckharf. Pastor

hef. EIWOOu Ecknart, faSfOr
The Friendship Bible Glass will
meet Monday night, April z, at 7:30
O'Clock. All members please be
present. We want to make our
final plans for our supper.
McCOlley's Church will have
their chicken and dumpling supper
on Saturday, April II. Serving
time,, p. m. Adults, $1.25; chill
dren, Csc.
Cats and dogs with transacted
spinal cords have been taught to
walk by researchers in the psy-
chology department lagoratories at
Illinois Institute of Technology.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28

added attraction. Regular prices
prevail.
It's a night of excitement and
jitters wher1 one see II Was A
Teenage FranEensseln" and Blood
of Dracula, The two shock hits ON
Wednesday and Thursday, April 2
and 3.
It's big news when one sees on
a theatre marquee the names, Rock
Hudson and Jennifer Jones. It's
still bigger news when one sees
Farewell TO Arms" as the title of
the great hit coming to the Reese
Theatre, April 4 through April s.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28

San Marino, the tiny republic with
in the borders of Italy, has bust of
Abraham Lincoln in its Government
Poi1ce.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28

New Jersey has had three state
constitutions, adopted in 1776, 1874
and 1947.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28

Incidental information: in Saba,
Netherlands West Indies, men are
outnumbered about two to one by
the women, who are predominantly
blue-eyed blondes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13

tteSc walker MIS-, Matthews VIII
he gone FOR three weeks
~ Atiend Michigan "a Mrs
Edward Blackwell, 1910 Fourth
Az s. win leave the city June n
cor Ann Arhor Michigan Mrs
Blackwell Is ga leave from the
Minneapolis Health department on
a scholarship 60 tho University az
Michigan for siN weeks snccial
sessions IN public health stats
ties.
ftcnicg Choir members o. at
Thomas Episcopal church ana
their families enjoyed an outdoor
outing and picnic on Sunday June
S held az the summer home ~
Mr. and Mrs Percy Hughes SIR
on Fish Lake Games, outdoor
sports hlRhnghtod by an nbund.
anco % good food was cnjayed BY
an.
rvs A Hoy lta a bouncing seven
pound 1875 ounce baby boy FOR
Mr. and Mrs Henry Il Thomas.
.aaih Clinton Av Guy Carton, the
name chosen Tor the new arrival.
made his appearance at isia pm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
ST. Poul Girl
WEEDS PhiIIy
Air Foreman

Miss Barbara Jean O'Neal
daughter Of Mrs Earl s Weber
sf5 n Victoria ST. 81 Paul and
Ransom oNsu, Sc Paul became
the bride Of Sgt Alc Maurice
Gilbert Adrian Maxwell o. phla.
delphia, son Of Mr. and Mrs Clark
Maxwell Of Philadelphia
The Rev Pr John wtrth offlei-
ated al the Saturday May 81. .
am nuPtiu mass The rites were
spoken al 81 Peter Catholic
church In the presence Of The i'm,
mediate family and a Few close
friends
Miss Iavonnc putoheHs" Mont.
gomery served as maid Of honor
and sgt AJlC William o Price
attended as best man
The couple LEFT Saturday night
following the ceremony for Phna.
delphia FOR a two weeks visit with
the Eroom'a parents
Sgt Maxwell for the last ak
months has boon stationed with the
10th RIBS Squadron at VOID
Chamberlain Air Base IN Mime
apohs on June 10 he win be
sent overseas Germany with the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
CLUB SURPRISES MEMBER
WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY

When Mrs Katherine Grissam,
s7S6 Fifth Az s., was asked by
Mrs Geraldine withers 20 have
the meeting Of My Fair Ladys
Club at her home on Friday even
ing June 9, with Mrs withers as
hostess. she was unaware that IN
lieu Of the clubs regular meeting.
9 birthday party instead would be
held in celebration OF her natal
day.
II was only when members had
arrived and began singing happy
birthday that Mrs. Grissam real
lied that II was a surprise party
IN her honor
The evening was enjoyed social
izing The club presented the hon
orce with a gift and a beautifully
decorated birthday cake. Tho hos
tess served dainty refreshments.
Members present who wished
Mrs Grissam birthday happiness
were the Mines Evelyn Martin.
Betty strawder Daisy Young,
Phcbe Givens Charlotte Davis and
Geraldine Withers Members un-
able % be present were the Mines.
Margaret Adm and Mildred Lacey
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
ST rAuL BIRTHDAYS

June "a Mrs j \ Harris. ~
vs. Jcssapins ST.. Mrs Josephine
Jordun O6l Marshall Av Mr.
Raymond Brown aa2 Carroll Ava
ST. William NJ Brown, 22l a.
Anthony Az
June 10 Julian Arnold Davis,
Gps Rondo Az Patricia Ann Far.
Hnrtan. iai 81 Anthony Az Rou,
ald pudd saa Carroll Az, Bobby
Lnu Rlakey, 200 n Avon, Mira
NJ = Carter 23p ST. Anthouy
Az Or Alexander Abrams. COL
Marshall Az
June rs John rciuford. sol
Carroll, Mr. James Middieeoff
5Bi W Central Az. Mrs u. y
tscllumy. SOC Roudo Az
June ~ Mrs. g E Bal. 3is
N Dale st. nayue ellis, 500
Iglehart Az Ronald Smith. bt7
Rondo Az
June IS Mrs Nellie onryant.
pfs 81 Anthony Az wiiiia N
Nelson. 35f ~ Dale st. Margaret
A pondcrs. eps Rondo Az
June 10 James q Kirk Jr.
gsi Carroll Az. Gcofgianua My
ers. s6s Igieart Az, Mira wiiburt
Buriss, isi 81 Anthony Az
June 10 " johnson. 52g ~
Anthony Az Charles LyRht. aal
W Central Az Betty Lou Dodd
1875 Carroll Ay Patricia Kemp
coo ~ Anthony Az Mrs James
Thomas 500 ~ Anthony Av
Daniel maEoy 472 w. Central
Az Elizabeth Anita Garneir 800
Fuller Az Brian Chris Cooper
s6t ~ Anthony Az
ont OF Town HIETUDAYs
June "a Mrs Minnie Aunetta
Wooda Louisville, ~
Jgue 70 AH ~ g. Altman.
Louisville KY
June ~ Harold IIgwiaHd. fas
Angeles Calf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13

Tuesday Juno 10 In University
hospital The new citizen win be
welcomed at homie hy his sister,
Carolyn Frances and his maternal
grandmother Mrs Emma Thomp-
son nt Evanston H. who has been
visiting her daughter aud son-in.
law for The Past few weeks await
ing the visit u poo Stork Also
sharing in the pride and JOY 81
a new grandson Is Mrs Ada NIL.
ter ~ Rawiins, Wye paternai
grandmother
wedding Belts, Invitations have
been iaaued by Mir and Mrs Roster
Jackson FOR the forthcoming wed.
ding OF their daughter, Miss Doris
Yvonnc Eddy 90 Mr. Louis Levi
Zachary, son Of MI and Mrs T..
Zachary or 81 Pam Vows viii bo
spoken az sc. Peters AME church.
Minneapolis, on Saturday June ~,
az pm, with Rev NJ 1. sIm-
mons officiating A reception viii
fellow in the undororoft OF the
church Miss Eddy il teacher In
tho Minneapolis School syatem.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
Friends Help Pomelo
Hunter Celebrate On
Her Fourth Birthday

II was an afternoon Of merit
mcnt and run FOR group OF
youngsters on Friday May 80, as
they froneked al a party for Pam
ella Hunter given by her mother
Mrs Theodore Hunter, in colcbrs
ton ~ her fourth birthday at her
home. io25 THIRD Av s.
Between 3 and 5 pm. some II
or the houoree's little friends
came in 20 wish her happy birth
day Zach guest WAS given hal
loon snd hat as fnvnrs The usual
games filled the afternoon win
prizes going 10 Allison Logan
nrstl Cynthia Bates. second and
Pamela third.
Folliwing Esmca opening Of the
many lovely Eifts with which Pam
ella was ahowered and the serving
of the traditional ice cream and
cake concluded the gala afternoon
Washing Pamela happy birthday
while enjoying the Fun were Gym
this and Mike Bates. Roberta and
.Murilyu webb. Craig and Glenn
Rice BonBy Watkins Harold and
Linda Carter. Teno and LA liar
rig Gregory Neyiia Allison Logan
saHdra Vaughn Linda Randell
Carol Carter and also enjoying the
party WAS pamela's brother Teddy
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

june 10 MIR and Mrs Wayne
Glsutou sp22 SECOND Ay, q, seven
Years
June 10 STR and Mrs, Theodore
Hunter aA4p clinton Az, seven
wears Mr. ana Mrs Van Cooley.
d23 10th Az g. two years Rev
and Mrs William u Williams. 20ta
22ad Az s., ~ years MIR ans
Mira Robert walker 1914 James
Az ~ q years
June ~ MIR and Mira Leon G.
iuhnigan 2st0 Clinton Az. three
years.
june rs Mr and Mrs Howard
Collins 1907 Fourth &c g. 10
years, Mr and Mrs Clifford.
RJ,ker. 2sti lith Az Is. ~ years
June 10 Mr and Mr- Inlius
Powell to2l tlnh Az S. sis
years
hlno 20 Nj aud Mrs Leon
ltilrs SO 1908 alAth ~ g. 20
years Mr and Mrs Theodore
Jones, 1922 THIRD Az a., 80 years
hr and Mrs Thomas " Jones.
8Gst clinton Ava rs years, Nj
and Mrs Robert l.. Pierre. ao3T
Portland Az 10 years, Mr. and
Mrs Dudley Riley m oia Pre-
mant Az H. four years Nj and
Mrs Floyd Poole d. g0s2 Fourth
~ 81 four years. M and Nfs
Marion Greg Taylor 1883 stevana
Az Eve years