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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Hospital Study
Group Adds Men

The next meeting If the COM
mittee studying the possibilities
of building a hospital in Tabor
City will be held At the r. c.
Coleman lake and representa-
tiNCS from surrounding conf
munities will be iavited to at
tend.
At last weeks meeting, five
more members were added to
the organiZational committee in
Guiding Lasco Strickland, Clay
ton Lewis, Hosea Coleman, Ern-
est Cox and Oupr2H Cox Ralph
Inman has been added to the
committee since ihSt meeting.
Harry Dunncgan. overall chair
man of the study committee,
said that the mex: step in the
movement is to establish a pro-
posed hospital district. To do
this Il petition mus, DC drawn upI
and signed by at least 500 quail
fled voters. This retition would
set forth the territory of the dis
trIct, names Of al! municipalities
and parts thereof located in the
area, purpose the hospital would
seek to accomplish and the name
for the proposed district.
Once this petition is cCmpict-.
led, it will then be presented to
the North Carolina Medical Care
Commission. The commission
will then set date in tits dis
..rict and hold 1 hearing. All
interested persons Will then be
given an Dpportrrity TO be
heard, both pro ard con.
Duanegan has pointed out that
"a new hospital here would prob
ably encourage additional doct-
.orS to locate in the area. Both
the hospital at LoriS and the one
IN Whiteville are generally near
", filled to capacity. Patients in
H''CN VI IllCNlaSdl SltIllllOl III
Tabor City have had TO wait for
long periods of time before even
being able to see q local doctor.
And there have teen numerous
instances where persons need
ing medical attention had to
wait tor hours before being able
TO secure medical attention.
This is no rejection on the
fine doctors that we have now.
They have simply found occa-
|SiOnS when they could not see
all the people who needed to be
seen and the delay .ould not be
helped. A good hospital would
probably result i'll the procure
mcnt of additional doctors and
better service to thc people of
the area.
Dunnegan also pointed out
that the hospital would then
provide "a hour medical service
rather than daytime service
And from a strictly econom-
ic point of view, hospital would
b. like an industrial payroll for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Local Man Victim
Of Shotgun BIust

mans broth Ell. during an
that started when Bill
ly Ray interviewed in a dispute
between Bob SpivCy and Grover
Graham, operator Of Wards
Place
Bob was a kcy witness some
Is months ago in the Horny
Grand Jury hearing regarding
the alleged Illegal activities Of
the Horny Shcriffq Department.
Spivey once operated the same
place on the state line where he
was shot Saturday night. II was
in connection with operation Of
this place that nc testified In
open court that he had paid SIS
a week protection money to
Frank Boyd Of LVris
In recent months Bob was q
victim Of another shooting, term
ed accidental, Which resulted In
his being hospitalized with bullet
wounds in his legs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Postponed Mayor
Court One Week

Mayors Court was postponed
MONDAY night due 10 commence
neH' cNctriScn al the .oca.
s'H'"i' All -ases scheduled TO
nave been tired dis week Will
De '.'"'' al inc ngN. regular sos
SION oil inc S""Ht.
Inc o"cNet ."r 1t week. May
~, included ihe flowing cases:
h'" MOTIFS, possession OF non
TAX p@Iu Wi'IShey, transfer to
Ni'oroer Court; y To" Paitcr-
son pubic AfghNriiH'ss "'' dis
"I"G!lN conduct cost To- court
"FPc"Ieu 10 superb Nny!'' KOS
'oe Lusc' puolc drunkenness
an" "'SorasfIN S'.''v.'. cost.
9'I''u'l Gilli'hS' no operator 5
Incense possession "i non lax
P"a WhlSkey' transfer 10 he
C"i"ti ; court StliS'cS Bethany
s'"SSeSS'o'i Vi ''oI' '"N P"'' WIS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28

Bob Jackson Spivey OF Tabor
City was seriously injured by a
shotgun blast Saturday night at
Wards Place on the state line
between Tabor City and Green
Sea.
Spivcy received tic full blast
OF a .l6 gauge shotgun in his
right leg and doctors are making
a desperate attemp. to avert
of the manelcd leg.
Spivey repeatedly told Horny
County law enforcement offic-
crs who visited him in a Mullins
hospital that the shooting was
accidental and tina, nc did not
know who fired the shotgun. He
further told them int he would
not prefer charges. on MONDAY
he was transferred 10 the VeteI 10
ans Hospital at Fayetteville.
1t was allegedly reported that
the shotgun olast was fired by
Billy Ray Spivey, the injured
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
williams Folks
Show Interest
In Hospital Plan

Williams Township residents
who attended the commencement
exercises Mondar right at the
Williams School showed consid-
cradle interest in The plans for
building a hospital in Tabor
City.
Their interest came upon pre-
sontation Of plans by Tally Edd-
ings. executive secretary Of the
Tabor City Mcrcha ITS Associa-
ton.
Eddings said this morning that
a meeting was set for Jure &c on
the Joe Coleman farm. A fish
fry will be staged for some 200
invited guests fror. all of the
proposed districts ard that steps
would be taken % form the hos
pital district.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Mayor Proclaims Saturday
AS Day For Buddy Poppies

Mayor Howard Harrison officially Saturday
81, rs Poppy Day.
Poppes will be sold throughout the By
VIEW Auxiliary. Mrs Mae Young president Auxiliary.
The proclamation follows
WHEREAS; The annual sale of Buddy
Foreign Wars the United
cognzcd end endorsed President States
Veterans Administration; and
WHEREAS: V. F.sv. Buddy Poppies assembled by
abed veterans and the proceeds of this worthy
pagn used exclusively the benefit
veterans and the widows and veterans
WHEREAS The basic purpose of the Buddy
Poppes by the Veterans Wars
the desire to Honor The Dead by Helping Living
FORE
Howard Harrelson, Mayor of the City City,
hereby the citizens of this community
of this by contributing generously support through
purchase of Buddy Poppics 81 IL the
aside for the distribution of these symbols loyalty urge
patriotic citizens to Buddy Poppy
gratitude to the this country rscd their lives
defense of the freedoms which enjoy
citizens
Signed,
Howard HARRISON
Mayor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28

Columbus Comfy youngsters
are invited to attend the annual
.Sw mining asses al Lake Wac
.c2maw to be held June 9-l3
from $50 thru $50 p. m.
Instructors have been invited
to participate and aid with the
program which expects a ire
.mendouS turnout this year.
Il. II. Burns, Jr.. water safety
chairman of the Columbus CO.
unity chapter of the American
Red Cross, said today that the
Lake Waccamaw Rescue Squad
ron, headed by Williams S. Ed
.mundS, had agreed to be in
charge of the Safcty' features of
the highway, Boardwalk and pier
adjacent 10 the "lasSes, which
will include traffic control, first
aid station, and lookout for any
unsafe practices or conditions
that might appear.
llt OlllN NILlOSNidi SdltlN lldL-
ards might be from the large
number of persons attending the
classes.
Burns said that although the
non-swimmcrS are taught in
shallow water, it is the RESPONSE
bility of the parents or persons
who bring their children to keep
their eyes on them "hilc classes
Iarc going on as well as before
and after the classes.
During classes It is possible
for children to wander away
| Especially Young childrcn) and
il is expected that the parents
will be on the alert to detect
such. Some IF tn, children tell
the instructors they have per-
mission to swim after the classes
are dismissed and there is nc
way to verify their statements
saiG Burns.
Parents will be responsible fol
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Rev. D. L. Smith
Dies At Home

The Rev. David LavbouChCr
Smith, So, minister and farmer,
died unexpectedly a; his rome in
Nakina early Monday morning.
A native of Columbus County
he was a son of the late D. F.
Smith and Ellen rormyDuval
Smith.
Funeral services are TO be
held this afternoon (Wcdncs-
day. at 800 from TIE Palmyra
Baptist Church BY tie Rev. Clar-
ence Crib and the Rev. CASTOR
Hester. Burial wit be in the
Ross family cemetery.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Annie Ross Smith: one son,
Sadler Smith, U. 5. n. Jackson
vile. Fla: two bf"thers. Grady
Smith of Whitcville and Gurthie
Smith Of Nakina: two sisters,
Miss Cola Smith % Whiteville
and Mrs. Luther Dutton Of Ash.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Guest Speakers
Heard AT Makina

Commencement cyerCiscs for
the Nakina High school began
Sunday night Ma p, at 8 p. m.
wen the Rev. James +. McrCh-
mt. pastor Of the First Mcthod-
list Church Myrtle Beach. deliv-
cred the baccaiaurcotc sermon in
tie High School auditor I'M.
Graduation finals were held
Monday night MAJ 26. at 8
O'clock in tn" High School aud
forum. Appearing On the pro-
gram were the following memb-
crs of the 1858 Glass:
J. Salutatory-J. ID. Gore. Vale
drctory-R. c. Norris, Marshals
I-Margarc, Sklppcr chief. Fran
Ike Duncan, Rochelle Register
leroy Ward, Kenneth Halves,
auC John David Ward.
DR.. John H. Bum Pastor. First
Baptist Church Morchead City
was guest speaker Monday night,
). Graduating were Connie Mac
!, Benton, Carolyn Arm BlaCkmon,
..Charles Ray Blackmon, Frances
Ruth BlaCkmOn. Janice Faye
.BiaCkmon. Lois Jos ephi n c
Bright, Catherine Annette Buck
,IBilly Ray Carter, Mary Eliza
beth Clcwls. Jcttic Mae Clifton,
Austin Luther Coleman, Betty
IYVOnne Coleman, Forrest Ray
ICTumplcr. James Robert Dew, J
ID. Gore, Laur Jane GriCe. Will
Liam David Iardw TX. CordCl'
/. Harper. Harry Garland Jenrcttc
IJr.. Del Ferney Jones. Gene
Audrey Jones, EStclle Lee. LloyC
Tray Little. Hazel Lee Long Shell
Hey Faye. Long. Esther Grey
J Moore, Roland Cleveland Nor
iris. Elma Lois Prince, Anthony
Hugh Ray, SaIIie Missouri
Stocks. Mary Jean SUggs. Clyde
:; Wade Surles, Doris Carlton
Ward, Franklin A.ontroSe Ward
Wilbur Ray Ward, Freddie Viii.
-Ibur Wartcr Do:Utny O'Nea
: Watts. Covcl Morris Williams
and Villa Dean Wilson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Local Boy Is
Guest Soloisf
Symptom

Jimmy Rogers. son of Mr.. and
Ms. L. r. Rogers O: Tabor City.
vas d recent CUES soloist with
the Pusan Symphony Orchestra
in PuSan. Korea.
Rogers, member OF the L. $.
Army, has been in Korea since
the ca,ly part O. the year. He
Is working with the Armed
Forces Korean Network and has
three or four shows each day in
addition To- being t'afIic manag-
.y' for the radio station.
His appearance with the Pu-
san Symphony Orchestra gained
Favorable n1'i.C from newspaper
.cgiJics in Pusan and ne has beer
Invited to make d second ap.
ipcur1ncC with the group.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
JOHNNIE w. HAMER

LADD AIR FORCE BASE
ALASKA - Army Specialist
Third Class Johnnie W. Hamcr,
rs. son of Ooiroe Hamer Sr ,
.Chadbourn, recently participated
in ali alertness training test with
the 10th Armor 81 Laid Air
Force Base, Alaska.
Specialist Ham"r, who has
been in Alaska since last Oc-
.tCbcr, is gunner in the armor'S
Company A.
The 1858 WcStSida High School
graduate was employed by
Cooks Furniture Co. before emit
cring the Army in July 1858.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Industry Hunting Venture
Has Possibilities or Success

Six members of the Tabor City
Merchants Association went in
duStry hunting yesterday in RAJ
leigh and it was reported today
that the trip would probably
prove profitable 20 the farmers
in this area.
Tally EddingS, executive Sec
rotary Of the Tabor City Merch-
ants Association, said this
morning that wo~l. had already
begun on plans to hold an area
wide meeting OF farmers TO dis
cuss the possibilities of raising
DroilcrS for various feed COM
panicS.
The plan IS expected to be
similar to that now in wide
spread use in Gle ,rl!a whereby
various feed compGnies punch
asc the brOilSrS, iurr.ish the feed
and other necessary ingredients
and pay farmc. a profit for
each DrOIlcr raised.
Eddings said company re-
preventative vas being contacted
and would explain the entire
program at The urca-wide meet
ing To be set in TIC immediate
future.
The delegation f:om Tabor
City talked yesterday with Will
lem p. Saundels, director OF
the Conservation and Develop
0ment Division of North Carolina,
c. +. Albright, director of the
agriculture division: C. B. Kirk,
head of small business division;
and Clifton Parrish, Y. c. State
College extension division head.
! Delegates from here were
Rucy Hewett, chairman of the
new industry committee; j. P.
Deus. Mayor Howard Harrel-
son. Ben L. Nosmi.h, Jr., and Joe
Coleman, head of the farm in
come committee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28

exercises In May. He will return
to the University in the fall for
graduate work.
These young men, who come
from Indiana, Kansas, Ohio,
Illinois, and California. are typi-
cal of the institution which each
year enrolls nearly 5000 students
from almost every state in the
Union and from more than a
score Of foreign countries and
territories.
During the summer months.
these ensemble will be heard in
churches and evangelistic meet
ings throughout the Eastern
states. The other three groups
from Bob Jones University are
touring the Central. North Cen
trail, and Western states.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this special service at
the Cerro GorGo Methodist
Church, Sunday night, June 1,
at 8 o'clock.
The Rev. w. @. Teachey Is
pastor Of the Cerro Gordo
Methodist Church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Musical Program
Set AT Cerro Cordo

One of four musical ensembles
which are representing Bob
Jones University on tours of the
country this summer will present
a program of sacred music at
800 pm. on Sunday night, June
1, 1858. at the Cerro Gordo
Nthodist Church.
A male quartet under the
direction Of Mr.. Ken Becker. a
member of the Bob Jones Uni
versity faculty, will sing familiar
hymns and sacred adaptations of
classical compositions, some of
which have been especially ar
ranged for this ensemble. Includ-
ed will be number of solos,
duets. and medleys. as well as
q&Rrtet arrangements.
The quartet members are Don
McCammond, sophomore, first
tenor; John Cassidy, a sophie
more, second tenor. George You
stra, senior, baritone; and
Wayne Booker, senior, bass
Don Horton, accompanist for the
ensemble, received the Bachelor
of Arts degree from the School
OF Religion at Commencement
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Sunday School Class
Holds Picnic Affair

Members Of Mrs. Harry Floyd
Bruton's Sunday School Class, 10
year group, TABOR City Baptist
Church held picn'c Friday at
Brook Green Gardens.
Enjoying the quitting were
Mrs. Bruton, Mrs Max Smith
and her mother, Mrs. Scroggin
of Spendale, June Williams,
Becky Handbook. Shirley Smith,
Susie Todd, Nellen Tyler. Linda
Sue Granger, Linda Sue Jerni-
gan and Frances Keith Thomp-
kinS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Alligator Is
Traffic Victim

An alligator took Sunday
afternoon stroll on highway 904
and was marked up as a traffic
fatality.
An unidentified motorist struck
the alligator, that measured five
feet and four inches in length,
on highway 904 near the home
of Leamon Sing.
Ronnie Canady furnished the
finishing touches by shooting the
alligator.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Nabe Ward Funerals
Held Monday

William Neigh Dor (Nabe)
Ward, 70, Columbus County ma
tive died in a Raleigh Hospital
Saturday.
Funeral services were held
held from the Oak Dale Baptist
Church Monday at p. m. with
the Rev. GRANGE Hardee offici-
ating. Burial was in Oak Dale
Cemetery.
He is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Annie Milligan Of Route 3,
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
Bible School Slated
For Fair Bluff

The Vacation Bible School will
begin Monday, JL3C ,, N Fair
Bluff jointly for he Methodist
and Baptist Churches with the
Rev. S. NJ. Dorton as principal
Glasses will be held in the
Baptist Church from $3.50 a. IN.
to 1900 daily for one week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
OUR REGRETS

We are very grateful for the
political advertising that has
been inserted In this edition Of
the Tribune: however, IL has
made Il necessary that we omit
the regular columns that ap-
pear on the editorial page and
has In several instances crowded
our regular news space. We re-
greet this difficulty but hope thai
next week we viii return TO
normal. We urge you to take
advantage Of your voting privi-
lege by casting your ballot for
the candidate Of your chhoice or
Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
OPERATE MOTOR COURT

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brady
of Tabor City announced
plans this week for operating
and managing Lloyd's Motor
Court during The summer
months.
IlOyd's Motor Court is loo
atcd between BrysOn City, N.
{. and Cherokee.
They expect to return to
Tabor City about November 1.
Mrs. Brady invited Tabor
City folks who plau vacations
in the western part Of the
state TO visit with them at any
time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
SARVIS' BACK

Mrs S. G.. Sarvis spent the
weekend in KinSJon with her
daughter, Mrs. johnnie Suggs
and family. The Sugs'S are GO
Jog TO Ohio next week where he
has accepted a position. Mrs
Sarvis was accompanied 10
Kinston by Mr.. Sarvis and Bruce
Sarvis who were enroute to
Washington FOR the weekend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
SUMMER SCHOOL

All boys and girls interested
in attending summer school here
are requested to meet with RAN
dali Burleson, principal Of tho
local school, at 9 n. m. on Tues
day at the school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
METHODIST SPEAKER

b. c. Scott, principal of the
Rowland, N. c., High School,
will be guest speaker at st.
Paul Methodist Church Sun
day morning. The pastor, Rev.
Martin Chambers. and Mrs.
Chambers will attend Com
,Nencement at DUKE Univers-
ity. where their son, Robert
t. Chambers, is gradua ting
from the School OF Medicine.
Laymen Of st. Paul will have
charge OF the services.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
BACK FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. JInvs Scott have
returned from Louisiana where
they visited his notner and 9TH
or relatives.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28

Sgt. Aaron Williamson of the
U. s.. Army stationed in Germ
any was called home last week
due to the illness OF his mother.
Sgt. Williamson's family will re-
main in Germany.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-28
THONIPSN'S GUEST

Mrs. A. II. Brewster of Merid-
ian, Miss. is a guest in the home
Of her sister, Idrs. NJ. d. Thomp-
SCI and Mr.. Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

under no consideration should
II be resorted to for answer
ing invitations. writing thank
you notes. etc.
Question. VIII you please
tell me the proper way to
have q maid answer the teie-
phone in my home? Should
she say Mrs. Browns resi-
dence" or mfr. Browns resi-
dence?" Mrs. G. L. b.
Answer--A maid when an
swering the telephone should
say Mrs. Browns residence"
Question: recently made
the very bad mistake Of send
ing out wedding invitations
and then breaking my en-
gagement. ! have received O
number Of gifts and ] am
wondering what TO do about
them. Should they be re-
turned? Miss M. X. ID.
Answer-They should be
returned immediately. ae-
companied by a note express
ing appreciation and explain
ing that the wedding will not
take place. It is not neces-
sary to go into details. Just
a brief statement Of the facts
will do.
tResistered United States Patent once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
Miss Korsten
Is Engaged to
1t. John.Brown

Representative and Mrs.
Frank Melvin Karsten OF st.
Louis. Mo-. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
LaVerne TO LIST Ii. John VIII
liam Brown. USMc. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Brown
Of Charlotte. N. c.
Miss Karsten received her
preliminary education IN st.
Louis and Washington schools
and attended George WASH
ington University. Shpewas
selected In 1855 to Represent
Missouri at the annual WASH
ington Cherry Blossom Festi-
val - well as the last WASH
ington Mardi Gras BAN.
It. Brown u Q graduate Of
The Citadel In Charles
ton. 8. c.
The wedding u scheduled
for November Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
Mr., Mrs. Fisher
Hosts at Dinner

Mr.. ana Mrs. Clarence
Milton Fisher entertained q
small group Of friends last
night at an informal dinner
party at their Klingle street
home.
Among those invited were
the Ambassador Of Uruguay
and Sonora de La Carte. the
Argentine Ambassador to the
GAS and Mrs. Garcia, the
Argentine Minister Counselor
TO the GAS and Mrs. Pareya,
the Counselor Of the Ger
man Embassy and Mrs. Rolf
Pauls and the First Secre-
tary Of the German Embassy
and Mrs. Fritz Menne.
Others were the Military
Attache Of the Panama Efin-
bassy and Sonora de Quin-
tero. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Redmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jamshed Vesugar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Hoegh. Capt. and
Mrs. Francis Ulen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward McGinnis. Mr..
and Mrs. George Vlk. Mrs.
George Marshall Jones. Mr..
Austin Sullivan, Rear ADJ
miral and Mrs. Rex Hicks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

10 remember this act Of
courtesy II Dad fails to do
90.
Meal time should be . pleas
ant time to be looked forward
TO three times . day. A child
can be taught TO eat. without
gulping. what IL put before
hinn5 He can be taught how
10 use eating implements
correctly more by the exam
pie set by those at the table
with him than by admoni-
lions. n there Is need for
correction. take Junior aside
after the meal. not during 1t.
Teaching Junior 10 take
pride In performing his man.
ners well and helping him
along by giving him good ex-
amples TO follow win do more
good than all the nagging
and "don'ts" In the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

The North Dakota State
Society win hold It's annual
reception this afternoon
from 2 TO 5 pm. In the
Caucus Room Of the Senate
once Building.
Honor guests win be mem
bers Of the North Dakota
Congressional delegation and
win include Senators william
LANCER and Milton r. Young
and Representatives Usher
Burdick and Otto Kruger
and former members Of Con-
gress.
All North Dakotans are In
vited. Refreshments and en-
tertainment are planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
Spanish Set
Cultural
Events

Spanish cultural activity
viii reach q new high this
week with two lectures to be
given here by Senior Jose M.
Ruiz Morales. and q lecture In
st. Augustine, Fla, by Senior
Manuel de Ia Calzada.
Senior Ruiz Morales. COM
mercial counsellor Of the
Spanish Embassy from 1855
to December. 1867. Is now
director general Of cultural
relations at the Ministry Of
Foreign Affairs In Madrid.
He viii lecture In Spanish
Wednesday at $50 at the
Library Of Congress on
"Compostela Awakening
from It's Sleep On Thurs
day at sis he viii speak In
English on Santiago de
Compostela rs q Symbol Of
Spiritual Unity Of the West"
at the Shrine Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament Church.
6O0l Western avenue NV,
Chevy Chase. Both talks will
be illustrated with color
slides.
Santiago de Compostela
was SPANS holy city In me-
dieval days. It's magnificent
o00-year-old cathedral and
ancient architectural styles
still attract many visitors.
A palatial hotel, the Hostal
de los Reyes. Catholics. built
BY Ferdinand and Isabella In
the 18th century. is one Of the
eity's big attractions. Il was
the wish Of the King and
Queen that any pilgrim to
the city be given lodging re-
gardless Of his means. The
tradition Is still honored.
In another Spanish event
Sonora Don Manuel de Ia
Calzade. cultural counselor
Of the Spanish Embassy. win
participate In . pilgrimage to
st. Augustine. sponsored BY
the Hispanic Institute Of
Florida and Rollins College
Seminar students.
Senior Calzade win speak on
The Heritage Of Spain" next
Sunday at the Ponce de Leon
Hotel in st. Augustine.