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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Present Danger


CONTINUED from Back Pagel
No in the United States today speak with more
authority the American labor union than
Donald R. Riehberg lifetime fighter for the legitimate
rights Of labor Rchberg took part in the early struggles TO
Unonze Industry eoavhored the famed Railway Labor
Act Of 1876 and the National Industrial Recovery Act Of
1888 and attempted reconciliation Of
interests the last head Of the MIRA in 1886 Now twenty
yesrs later he shows how the labor has been
used by the labor bosses in cooperation with compliant
government TO establish deatoraI power the Amer
economy and to further sociasic political detectives
The "elssr and present danger" Of which M. Rehberg
writes is both TO the Nation and to the labor
itself
corning hs realities Of the labor in the United
States than they in any other Of public interest,"
Mr. Riehbers writes Fifty years ago. the picture Of The
labor union weak desse organization Of downtrod-
den workers struggling against oppressive
OF property often accurate Any such picture OF
an established union today not merely ridiculous Is
wIIIfvly or isnorsnfIy vntrvthfvL"
The first part Of Mr.. Rehbergs book is fascinating
Inside story Of the emergenee of labor union monopoIes
told largely from experience He demonstrates how
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING HAS BECOME COLLECTIVE
COERCION. how the AIM OF INDUSTRIAL JUSTICE HAS
BECOME GREED FOR INDUSTRIAL DOMINATION and
how POLITICAL INFLUENCE sought protect fair
dealing Is SOUGHT TO ACCOMPLISH PERSONAL
POLITICAL GOALS.
In ts second part Of the book Mr. Riehberg shows how
ihs big union leaders MAINTAIN THEIR MoNoPoLIEs-
THROUGH STRIKES. MISUSE or UNION DUES. coMpuL-
sorry uNIoNIsM. and INDUsTRY.WIDE CONTROL or
The LABOR MARKET He Of prospective labor gov
eminent for The United ssss and suggests the by
tCenfinvsd Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
FRuEHAUF TO INTRODUCE new
PACKAGE SHIPPING

Al, Times. 2/6)
rruensuf Trailer Co. official said today his firm hopes
'n'oduee revolutionary package shipping method
on the Great Lakes by 1852
vance Howe fleet sales manager Of shs firm. said the
nsw 'ys'sm will be based Of "censsinsr" manu-
featured by she firm
me eonfsnsr resembles truck trailer who., ehss.s
can % transported fully loaded on trailer chassis.
~. COCKS, PUT on lake frsshsr 10 b. carried piggy
70 Us dssnson and placed back on trailer chsssis
there to bs delivered.
e....," ~, company is working with 7. H. Browning
rsf' such shipping the Great Lskss
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Rev. Horace White
(confinved from Back psssl

or THE SATAN BOUND" JESUS SAID: "FATHeAs
FORGIVE THEM FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY
DOL
Tribune Publisher eIsshsd sharply With Rev. wh'ss
nine years ago. But in subsequent Yssr IN oeeasens
meetings we found much receptive listener and
MADE TELLING POINTS FOR GODS TWO HIGHEST
REPRESENTATIVES SINCE CHRIST jEsuS-The
SECOND COMING" OUT OF THE CIVIL WAR SEVERE
TRAVAIL OF A NATION. THE MARVELLOUS CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES
IMPERATIVE FOR INDIVIDUAL AWAKeNlNoS
TO omNlPREseNr HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE.
AND 1.-THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" -
ReveIafion-AND MY, GODS. INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES DAUcHTER-REvELAToR THEREOF
MY SECOND MARY, MRS. EDDY-THE WOMAN" IN
MATTHEW 1888 and Revelation Chapters 10 and ".
WHOSE IMAM CHILD" THE CHRIST SCIENCE. will
RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRoN"!
AND MY 'DIcTATIoN TO MRS EDDY THERETO.
IN THE APOCALYPSE SECTION; = KEY TO THE
ScRIPTUREs"-oF MY MASTERPIECE, The
IMPERATIVE c. s. TEXTBOOK: CHRIST. GODS IDEA.
WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS AND
oPLEs-IMPERATIvELY. ABSOLUTELY. FINALLY
WITH DIVINE scIENcE"-THE COMFORTER ts&H).
UNTIL THE DAY AND HOUR OF RECKONING.
THE SATAN BOUND" ADAMS AND EWES LOVE
THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE
or COD! HENCE THE WORLDS cLERcYs, THEIR
LAYMEN's AND THE MASSES INDIFFERENCE
CONTEMPT OR HOSTILITY, IN THE SAUL or TARsus
PATTERN, TOWARDS NY ONE, TRUE. PURE
CHURCH OF ALL TIME, THE CHRIST, scSlENTiST -
IMPERATIVE TO GIVE THE DEVILS ADAMS
AND EWES cHRlsTLiKE SANITY JUDGMENT. HON.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

1.-THE FLESH PR0FIIEIH NOTHING
-sAsIc FOR HEALTH AND HEALING TT IS THE
sPiktT THAT ouIckENETH. THE WORDS Thai
SPEAK UNTO you. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY
AXE LiFe~6john ga.
PART {
OUR DEAR, DEPARTED REV. WHITe WILL
RECEIVE KINDER. MORE LOVING TREATMENT IN
THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED
THE NEXT WORLD, WHERE NY. GODS SECOND
MARY, MRS. EDDY, IS THE 'PoPE'l PLUS. Plus
PLUS ITS GREATEST eENEFAcToR SINCE NV
PRECIOUS MARTIN lUTHERi
AND THE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS over THERE
WILL AID DEAR REV. WHITE TO BECOME A CHRISTIAN
SCIENTIST, PRACTITIONER. TEACHER. AND
LECTURER ~ THE PATTERN OF THE MANY
PROTESTANT MINISTERS WHO HAVE GRADUATED
WITH DIVINE HoNoRs BEFORE THAT DEVILS
MORTAL THOUGHT MYTH. so-eaIIsd DEATH
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GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
We naturally take the optimistic view expressed by
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oMNIPoTENT DIVINE LOVE RECOGNIZES NO
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MATTER" HE'LL, SIN. DISEASE, DEATH, WORLD
WARS EVEN HUMAN BIRTHS. ADAMS AND EYES.
AND THE DELUsIoNs OF THE PREACHERS
EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" ete.-ARE M.Y-T-H-Sl
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which nj. can b. sversd and hs other evils Of labor.
etod

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Masons Lose
Continued from Back Page)
PART z

Mosons-A Grand Heritage.
Mrs. Eddy. young Mary Baker married 81 dssree
Mason. Mr. George Glover, but widowed within year.
incidentally, many Mssons have risen high IN mo
Christian Science movement.
George Washington a Mason
MAsoNs PLAYED PROMINENT AND DOMINANT
ROLES IN THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE"
AND THE LIBERATION OF OUR THEN YOUNG,
NAscENT NATION FROM THE DEvILISH ASPECTS OF
SPIRITUAL LUNATIc KING, A SPIRITUAL
TRAITOR TO BEST ENGLISH, CHRISTIAN TRADITION!
MAs0Ns WILL BECOME CHRISTIAN
SCENTIsTs!.
STEP BY STEP. HERE AND HEREAFTER-cHRIsT
JESUS BEING THE PERFECT MODEL -
NY. GODS, SECOND MARY. MRS. EDDY. FIRE.
oUENTLY STATING HER POSITIONS FOLLOW YOUR
LEADER ONLY SO FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRISTI
THE MARVELLOUS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPLEs WILL EFFECT
1.-THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" !-Reveation =
AN AWAKENING. APPREHENSION. OF THE
EXTERNALLY REAL AND PERFECT NATIONS.
CREATION. AND UNIVERSE OF MATTERLEsS
FLEsHLEss, SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLlKE BEINGS NY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENEss-NEvER A HUMAN
BIRTH, ADAM OR AN EVE THEREIN. IN ALL
ETERNITY
NO REALITY WHATSOEVER IN MATTER" DEVIL.
HE'LL. SIN. DISEASE DEATH DEFoRMITIEs. DIS
AsTERS. so-eaIed ACCIDENTS, PEsTILENcEs,
WORLD WARS EVEN! AND CONCLUSIONS OF so-eaIed
NATURE-coNvULsoNs OF MORTAL THOUGHT
TERRIFYING BUT MYTHICAL. MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES, MOVING PICTURES
coUNTERFEITs AND BURLEsoUEs OF DIVINE AND
Externally HARMONIOUS, SPIRITUAL REALITY!
THERE ARE NO SUCH THINGS AS "ETERNITY OF
HELL" EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" EXTERNAL
DARKNESS" ete.-ASSERTED BY THE SATAN
BOUND" NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY! THEY
ARE MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT CONCEPTS
MYTHS !-PsYcHOL oclcAL TOOLS OF THE DEVIL
IF you CAN'T PERSUADE 'EM. SCARE EN-!
No flowers but tributes to the Michigan Heart Asso-
eiaton.'
LAS A MAN THINKETH IN HIS HEART. so IS HE"!
%. T. THE c. S. CHURCH. GODS ONE TRUE. PURE
ANSWER TO HEARTH
LIFE is Externally A THINKING ExISTENcE
THE UNIVERSE IS lo09s THE MANIFESTATION OF
THOUGHT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Negro School Gym Burns

LITTLE ROCK tAP)-A speetseuIT blaze destroyed the
gym OF the Arkansas Baptist College for Negroes Saturday.
The fire.
nearby house. ignifed by The wnd-whppsd fire. also
burned. Three other houses damaged No injuries
were reported
while the fire was raging. newsms, received a cell
rom man who identified himself as sesrssatonis
he said. we set il THE gymns.ivn) on fire."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

THE DESTROYER OF The DEVILS
FOUR MAJOR BILLION S RAcKETS:
!. SATANS SOCIAL H-B0MB.' S-E-x!-
RAMPANT THROUGHOUT SOCIETY, AND
ESPECIALLY IN THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND
WORLD OF LETTERS!
sATAN'S BIG THREE SOUL P0lS0Ns!
2. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!
3. TOBACCO!
A. DRUG STORE AND HOSPITAL Medicines
SOOTHING SYRUPs," NosTRUMs, DRUGS PROMOTED
IN DEFIANCE OF JESUS EXAMPLE ON THE
CROSS, REFUSING THE DRUG. AcoNiTEI-
NO DULLlNc OF SPIRITUAL SENSES FOR JESUS,
BUT ALERTNESs, REcEPTIvITY. FOR GODS ANGELS.
SPIRITUAL THOUGHTS AND IDEAS-MoRE THAN
A MATCH FOR sATANs ILLUSIONS. DELUSIoNs.
AND HIS SATANIC ADAM-EvE PSYCHOLOGY OF
ALL HUMAN BRITISH!
PART 3
m. DIS AND MEDICAL NURSES SUCKERS
FOR The DEVILS s0Ul-sc0RcHINC
MATERIA MEDICA IL
IN CONTEMPT OF THE SUPREME COURT OF
MAJESTIC, UNERRNc, INFINITE SPIRIT, oMNIPoTENT,
DIVINE LOVE, YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD.
ALL-HARMoNloUs," WHOSE FOREMOST VOICE OF
ALL TIME, CHRIST JESUS. DEcLARED
(confinued Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
NEGRO SCHOOL GYM BURNS"


sECRECATIONIsTs BOAST GUILT!
Little Rock
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
SATAN AND HIS ADAMS AND EWES MUST HAVE
THEIR MYTHICAL DAY - AND NIGHT TOOL
AND WHAT A LONG NIGHT IT WILL BE!
PART
NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST SOUTHERN ADAMS AND
EWES ARE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL -
EVERY SINGLE ONE !-SAULS OF TARSUS IN
VARYING DEGREES. RANGING FROM MILD TO
MURDERoUs FURYl
BUT. REMEMBER. SAUL'S MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
BLINDNESS ULTiMATED INTO PHYSICAL BLINDNESS,
WHEREUPoN SAUL CRIED:
LORD. WHAT WILT THOU HAVE NE TO Dor"
AND THERE YOU HAVE THE BEGINNING. THE
APPRENTICESHIP. OF GODS SUBSEQUENT,
HEROIC. GIANT APOSTLE, ST. PAUL
THERE IS THE PATTERN FOR ALL RACES AND
PEoPLEs-To AWAKEN FROM THEIR MYTHICAL,
DEvlISH ANTIcHRIsT. ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUS
CAIN, JUDAS KNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS NJ
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-eaIIedl
ExIsTENcE"!-p. 49, sab.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-21
Football
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page
This year for the first time
it was stated, the 7th and 8tl
grades at Kirk will have two
coaches, instead Of one.
With as good, and in most in.
stances better equipment thar
most schools, Bob Coates Of
Shaw faculty, has been put in
complete charge Of equipment
Heretofore this responsibility
has rested on student managers
The decision to have a faculty
member responsible is due to
the big financial investment in
equipment and the constant
need to guard against its dam
age and loss.
The much discussed new rule
for point after touchdown was
brought up. 1t reads:
"On a try for point after
touchdown the ball will be
placed on the three-yard line.
Ut use to be on the two-yard
line and score one point.) If
you kick the ball through the
uprights it will count one point.
If it is q run or pass it will
count two points"
Commenting on the question,
Drebus said: IF we score first
we will kick. Mario Gerhardt
with something like 81 out of
81 last year is a good risk for
US. We will put the pressure on
the other team to make them
try for two points. Three yards
is tough to make in this situa-
ion."
Kiwanis members were favor
ably impressed by the clean cut
young men on this years coach
ing staff.
Coach Drebus explained the
grading system to determine
the proficiency with which a
boy does his job. Seven hundred
feet Of film are taken Of each
game. A total of from 100 to
125 plays are run in each game
by the two teams. A boy is
graded on each offense and de-
fense play and the score de-
termines who plays.
Stance, proper location, start,
direction or path taken COM
prise 400 Of the grade on Of
fense. This 404o is for proceed
ure. Sixty per cent is for ex-
ecution for which the boy is
graded on initial blast or hit,
technique following proper
coaching methods), and the
main factors-drive and follow
through (results).
If boy does something
above and beyond the call of
duty he can earn a Star as a
special award.
The staff grades the movies
on Sundays, about a six-hour
task. The grade is given along
with the grade sheet to the
boy on Monday. AS the boys
view the movie they see why
they got that 70%s, 900 or
1907 on a certain play.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-21
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton p. Spit
of Milwaukee, Wis, enroute t
P t t S bur g h and Cincinnati
spent the past weekend wit
their aunt, Mrs. Daniel Gross
man of 13411 Third ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger A
Saunders and family of Worth
ington, Ohio spent the week
end with relatives here. Mr.
Saunders recently received his
certificate as a certified pub
lie accountant and has also
been elected to the Juni Oh
Board of the Columbus Cham.
Der of Commerce. An Ohio Uni.
versity graduate, he is a mem.
Der of Beta Alpha Psi fra
ternity.
Mrs. Frances j. Engel Of
The Rosemont Apartment is on
a Canadian tour, travelling east
to the Gaspe.
Home from a d eli g h t I u
month of motoring in the New
England states are Miss Ruth
Colbey and Mrs. Katherine
White. They visited along the
shore and also spent some time
in the White Mountains and q
weekend with DR.. and Mrs. Ho-
ward NJ. Wells at their farm
in Lyminton, Me.
Miss Stella A. Goddard, 134Oe
Gainsboro ave. is in Room 4205
at st. Luke's Hospital where
she has been taken for x-rays
and observation.
y
NJ a Kin g their first radio
broadcast was but one of the
thrills for Kim and Jody, six
year twin daughters Of the Will
liam Hallidays of 13405 Lam
bert rd. when they spent a hap
py day at the Cuyahoga County
Fair at Berea. They responded
to the .emcee's invitation tc
dance on the WIKI show, ."did'
the midway, saw the animals
ate their share of fair fare ano
in all had themselves one Won
derful time. Accompanying the
girls were Mrs. Holiday and
two neighbors, Mrs. Bessie
Wilson and Mrs. Ralph Taylor.
y
There is happy anticipation
among the Fred A. Henderson
clan. A family reunion is
planned for Sunday August
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-21
Scout News
Troop 36S

/
August has proven a month
Of activities for the scouts of
Troop 1858 of st. Philomena
Church.
On August 10th the scouts
participated in the crowning
activities of st. Philomena
Church. The same day the troop
also had their picnic at Forest
Hill Park where the scouts and
their families enjoyed them
selves.
On August 18th Troop 1868
attended the Indians-C Chicago
White Sox ball game, accom-
panied by Scout Master Mr..
Tomas Leach Mr.. Frank Musial
and Mr.. Joseph Lunar Sr.
Troop 1853 have their regular
meetings on Thursday and pa
troll meetings on their own re-
spective days.
Scout Phillip Schooner Of
1921 Holyoke has made the rank
of Star. Thus being the second
boy in this troop to make the
rank. Congratulations.
Now the scouts are looking
forward to the "Camparee"
which will be Sept. 18th, 18th,
and 14th at South Chagrin res
ervation.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-21
Sixth Team
In PIayoff
Undecided
By Bob Keefer

Five Of six teams who viii
compete in a playoff series fol
league championships have beer
determined. The sixth member
of this select group may not bt
known until Monday evening.
A victory for Kennedy's
Mems Shop over Edwards Flu
neral Home would give the
Kennedymen a tie for the Sec
ond-half title in the Pony
League with Paul's Restaurant
and necessitate a playoff game
to decide which team faces the
Flynn-Froelk Funeral Home for
the Pony League championship,
The Little League playoff Sc
ries will get under way at Shaw
Field next Monday evening at
II pm. when Nelson's Jewellers,
Shaw Division ch a m p o n S
square off with Kenendy's
Mems Shop, the Superior Divi-
sion titlists.
Nelson's will rule as the fav-
orite in this years series on the
basis Of their 12-1 season rec
ord, two Of their victories com
ing over their playoff series
rivals, 4-3 and 1871.
Most Of the Nelson pitching
duties have been shared by a
trio of hurlers which includes
John Kepich, Stu Hoff and Billy
Howell. Kepich and Howell have
40 records while Hoff has won
four of the five games he has
pitched.
The Kennedy pitching assign
ments have ben confined almost
entirely to a two-man staff, Art
Phillip and Tom Maremaa. Two
weeks ago, Phillip set new
Little League record by pitching
a perfect no-hit game against
the Koenig Sport Goods. Art
has a 81 pitching record for
the season.
The date for the first game
in the two-out-of-three series
for the Colt League champion
ship has not yet been set due to
a conflict with the practice ses-
sions for the Shaw football
team which got under way on
Wednesday. Most of the boys
who play on the two teams in
volved, Honneger Catering and
the Kiwanis Club, are on the
Shaw grid squad and are re-
quired to practice daily until
late in the afternoon.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-21

Outside interests as varied
as his duties as a patrolmar
keep life interesting for Pau
Rowles, 27, who was appointed
to the police department or
January 3rd, 1856. This officer
is a gun collector, and has many
antiques which he has restored
to their original beauty. He is
an avid archery fan, has at
tended courses in Oceanography
at Miami University and is a
skin diver.
Rowles' military service was
as an US. Army paratrooper in
the Far East and a military po-
lice officer in the European
Theatre Of War.
Patrolman Rowles and his
wife, Phyllis, reside in Cleve-
land.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-21

Patrolman Richard Boege has
a unique hobby. He collects odd
shaped bottles and he has some
unusually interesting ones in
his collection so far.
Boege, 81, was appointed to
the police department on Sep
tember 10th, 1850 and fills the
varied duties on a shift rota-
ton plan required of a patrol
man.
During World War II he
served as a navyman aboard a
destroyer covering the Atlantic
Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea
and the Caribbean Sea.
Single, Boege resided with his
parents in Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-21

23rd. Attending the reunion
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mackenzie Of Cincinnati, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Henderson of
1874 East 143rd st. and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Henderson of
1911 Hayden ave., together
with seven grandchildren. The
family gathering will be held
at the Bob Henderson's cottage
at Vermillion.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-21
Free Movie Tickets

You CON get a paiI Of com
plimento.y tickets 10 the Shaw
Hayden Theo,re By rsodine the
ads in this popef. There ore ten
names In ten ads scattered thru
the paper. II you find your name.
lust clip the od and toke Il 10
tho Show.HoYden Thsoks and
you'll get two free tickets.
Now thru Tues. mo Time For
Sergeonts.
Kiddie Matines Sat-. mo Time
For Serseonts." plus ( cartoons
and Little Roscols" comedy.
Next Wed. The Monte Cazlo
Story"
Check all the ads and maybe
you'll lind your name. Il not this
week. be sure to look next week.
Thereu be ten nomes each week
good for 20 tickets At the Shaw.
HdYden Theatrs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
.uideWav
BY MRS. LESTER L,..

Mrs. Layton Buck of the Pire
way section visited Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Long Monday.
George Sings and r. J. Long
visited Lester Long recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leamon Sing
and daughter, Louise, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Long Monday
night.
Mrs. Thelton SoIes visited Mrs
Mrs. James Faux Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. SingletarS
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ions
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sing.
visited Mrs. Minnie Gore Sunda,
at the Community Hospital
Loris.
Mrs. Nina Stocks Of Tabp
City visited Mrs. Paul Como
last week.
Paul Conor and James Fault
were in Tabor City Saturday.
Ralph Long Of Charleston
spent the week end at his HON
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faulk an
children visited Mr.. and Ms
Oscar Gore of Wilmington Sun
day afternoon.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leste
Long Sunday were Leamon Sing
and George Sings.