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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

row before Judge J. Dudley
Disges In Charles County Cir
cult Court.
Smith had not been charged
until the indictments were re-
turned. carbonneau and sa-
lem had been charged July Z,
Carbonneau held In Charles
County jail without bail and
Salem freed In bail.
State police said earlier they
were tipped by Smith that he
learned his restaurant was "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

former Capitol policeman. was
indicted for eonspiring with
carbonneau 10 break and en-
ter the place. and also con-
spring with restaurant owner
Banks Smith 10 promote COM
mission Of q crime.
Smith. IS. was indicted for
conspiring with Salem 10 pro-
mote commission Of q crime.
Another count charged both
Salem and Smith with acting
TO prejudice the State police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

Historic All Saints Episcopal
Church At Sunderland. Md.
founded In 1892. will hold is
annual summer supper at 3
pm. Saturday on the church
lawn. Proceeds will 90 10 the
building fund for a new parish
house.
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Third Floor. Washington Only


lass Syleon Tuftless Mottress, stitched pre-
built border, floor somple, twin sze----- 1895
LASS SyIeon Box Spring, ton and orange
striped ticking floor somple, twin size 1879
$3.50 Simmons Hollywood Bed with button
tufted pIostic upholstered heoJboord, eooshe,
floor somple twin size ------------- $500
SASS SyIeon Box Springs. grey and white
striped ticking, discontinued style. twin size. eo,
1888
I-I69.5o Serte-Eose Foam Lotex Msttress and
Box Spring to Match, floor somple. twin size
94.99
1890 Spring Air Beck Supporter" MottEess
and Box Spring to Notch, extra firm floor somple,
t"In sue. Set --------- 80 WV
$3.50 Serte 4h" Foam Lstex Mattress and
Box Spring to Notch. floor somple. twin size. Set,
$3.50
l-l39.0o Spring Air Mattress and Box Spring
10 Notch, floor somple, twin size. Set $500
1900 Spring Air MsttVess and Box Spring 70
Notch, floor sompe, twin size. Set 80 1896
SASS Syleon Mattresses, grey and white
striped ticking, discontinued STYLE twin size Co..
1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

Ia PLATA. Nd. Aug. 7 o.
one man was indicted for MUIR
der and two others for conspir-
acy by the Charles County grand
;=Fy Wednesday In connection
with the July z Staying OF a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
3 Indicted in Staying
Of Maryland Trooper

State police lieutenant.
Ii. Leonard N. Brown. 10.
was shot In the stomach at close
range as he waited for an eE-
pected robbery OF Smitty's
Steakhouse at Bryans Road In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Boys Wear
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington

3.S9 and 4.99 Cabana Swim Sets
Two-piece sets. sport shirt with
matching swim trunks. Stripes OSk
plods, also some snort prints with ~SOb
terry cloth trim. Broken sizes 60
$50 Double Knee Jeans
lO.oz blue denim eons with .RA
double knees, western style with
tive pockets 6, 10, IA ond Is. TOR 500
zss
Lac
45-Sse Cotton Knit Briefs, size s------- zSe
s7-2ss Block Chino Stocks, broken sizes 1859
$3.50 Wosh n Wesr cordison Jsekets. bro
ken sizes ---------- 40
(BelotUJ Second Floor. Washington Only
4o-l 40 and I so Short Sleeve Knt Shirts, 6 ond
r e. 7se
4-7.ss Terry Trimmed Ape. cobOnO Sets, 70.
. and l6 - 4.9S
75-,es Cotton Hose with eIostic Tops. smoII
1853 Polished Cotton slOek end Shirt Sets.
and S----------- ---. - Z.Se
7-l4.Ss Unlined combed Cotton woshoble Sport
Coats sizes g. iS ond 20 -------- SIS
4-lo.sS Fur colIoFed Winter Jeeksts. size .,
ass
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Lover Level, Patio, Arlington Only

LoDer Level, Patio, Arlington Only
1888 MstsI Porch Sleep Glider, white enamel
trome, nnersprino cushions, red tlorol cover,
329S
l-li.s5 Folding Directors Chair, white wood
frome, block eonvos scot and book ---.-- 7.99
l-l6.95 Folding Aluminium Choir, 3 position,
podded scot, tiorol Plastic cover - 1888
l-S.S5 Folding Aluminium Choir, soron scot and
book, green ploid ---------5 .SS
25-lS.9S ReIoxsF choiFs, aluminium frome, os-
sorted colors; striped plostc cover - - 1879
1888 Aluminium Porch Chair, blue fIoroI pos-
tic cushion - --- 1899
1855 Aluminium cheise, 4 position, inner
spring pod. green and white postic cover 1879
2-5.95 Al Metal choiTs, soddIe type scots, yell
low enamel finish Co. ----- $40
l-s.Ss Wood Lown Settee, scots two. Imprinted.
floor somple --- 449
also Love Settse, California redwood frome,
folds for storage, plostc ond cloth eushsons,
34o9
z-I3.s5 Round cOekteH TsbIss. California red
wood e. ~ 500
z-l29s Outdoor Picnic TebIes with ottoched
benches, IT,. imprinted fir ----5 500
lass Outdoor Picnic Set with ottoched
benches, 5 IT,, Imprinted fir, as is - 4.9s
l-I4.S5 5-Ft. Picnic Set, ottoehed benches, un-
PN"'SS "--- $500 wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

northern Charles County.
Indicted for murder and con-
splracy TO break and enter the
restaurant was Albert George
Carbonneau. SS-year-old tele-
vision repairman and Marine
veteran who was selling used
cars in Washington when
arrested.
Detective Charged
Albert John Salem. 81. part
time private detective and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

States Attorney George w
Boiling said this was done
under an old common Law
which makes it q crime 70 do
something legal that results In
an Illegal act.
. Days Testimony
The grand jury heard wit.
nesses In the case for two day
before returning the indict.
ments yesterday. All three vii
be arranged today or tomor'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Mems Clothing

Mems Clothing
Second Floor Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
81 Mems 1890 Summer Suits
Some suits ovoilobe with eontrost-
inc sIocks, 500. Royon and silk
in solids and patterns. Blues, grey,
tons, browns and chors Broken O4 XX
sizes Of reoulors shorts, longs and ~O~aDO
eNtro longs.
299 Prs. 8.95 10 1925 Stacks
Wash. drip-dry, weor Needs little
or no ironing. PIeoted. 29-42; S.xx
Ivy 1884.
BeloW, Washington Only
I3-39.95 Summer Suits =,
Wash or dry-cIeon, only one-ot-o-
kind, in rare blend OF roYon-
u reouor. 5%se' 1877, lT38. 1888
Shorts 1876, 1913, 2/39. Longs,
1913, l/4o. Sorry, no olterotions.
G Mems $500 DacrOn-BIended
Summer Suits
so,sd from stock, solids and pct q. 90
tern effects ehro longs, GAO. 10000
Sorry no olterotions
Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores
3.95 Wash m Wear Shirts
Fomous moke in long or short % O0
sleeves Broken sizes. White in the 5000
group.
100 10 LES Shorts
Quality cotton shorts in boxer zOC
styles Solid coors, foncy and W
whites. 3o-42 for AS
6.95 and 7.95 Cardigan Jackets
Fomous-moke cordeon ockets in % OQA
vorious colors. Broken sizes. ~SOO
4.95 10 6.S5 Ivy League Stacks
ivy leoaue models. Ivy League
sIocks reduced from stock to cleor. AA
1886
6.95 Summer Robes
Wosh and Wear summer robes. ga
LENGTH Solid colorS. Fomous make. AA
S. NJ l.
2.9S and $50 Summer Caps
Cleoronce from stock PIoids solid @z
coIors stripes, checks 67s to 7ss. AsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Lingerie

2rd Floor. Washington Only
$3.50 NyIon Trieot Bsby Doll Peiomos I.ss
se-S.es NyIon, Doeron, Cotton Boby Doll Pc
jonas and WsItE Gowns. Broken size ronoe, 400
Ioo-Sos Slips Blend with sotn-like finish;
broken ron9e S.OO
Ioo-39s Slips. Nylon trieot; broken size ronge,
lo9
$3.50 Cotton Volts Gowns. Broken size ronoe,
l.oo
Ioo-3.s9 Cotton Peiomas, Shorties Body Dolls
Broken size ronoe l.99
Ioo-2.S9 sEp-Ponties for Sporsweor Eosy-eors
blend; broken size ronoe -- LOO
Robes. Lounge Wear
Second Floor Washington Only
$3.50 Dhp-Dry Cotton Patio LOunssr. Broken
SIZE ronoe for misses 200
$3.50 Drip-Dry Cotton Sleeveless Brunch coots
OF busters. Broken size ronoe zoo
S-Io.99 Sleeveless Brunch Coots Drip-dV cot
ton; broken size ronoe 5.ou
$50 Wing Ding" coots. Drip-dry cotton;
warp style; sizes S, M 800
3.99 Cotton CO.OrdinaIed
PIaySuit or BIOuse.Skirt Sets
Budget Sportswear-Street Floor. Both Stores
Ploy outfit is one-piece ploysuit
with motchino skirt. Also co-ord- mn
noted sleeveless blouse with notch- aSE$
ing skirt.
I.99 Cotton Sleeveless BIouses. Sizes 32-36. LOO
z.ee-5.se Sportsweor Collection. Shorts, jomooos,
bIouses, skirts, ploysuits. Sizes lo-l6 in group.
l.oo-2.e9
(BelotuJ Street Floor, Washington Only
SO Cotton Shons or BIouses. Bouses, 52-56;
shorts, lo-l4 ---- 7se, Z for $50
Loo Cotton Knitted Tubes. Fit sizes 32-56,
for 100
I.es Cotton and RoyOn-Lke Linen Joekets. 5 or
M sizes INSTRUMENTATION LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
LOO .oeA

Imported Sheffield stainless steel bodes with silver
plotted handles Loroe assortment to choose from.
Carving knives ond forks, Dor accessories, cheese
cutters, pie knives, coke servers, snock knives etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

Notions
2.98 Travelling Bags
Street Floor. Washington ONLY


For trovel or home use. Water mn
proof and dustproof Suit length. 1000
Upper closing.
Also Wooden Chairs ----------See
So-i.oo StFow Beech Nets
2S-I.Is Pempes Neck Pillows 9se
So-z.7s I6-cormsnt Bags, Plastic
2S-3.ss Separate Boss --------l.Ss
Io-I.ss Ironing BOsrd Ped end Cover Sets 100
35-l.IS Super Jumbo BIonkst Boss ----- SSs
3-5.ss Slim Cycles ------------- 2.4s
Mems I4.9S English Shoes
Fourth Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
Ieother-lined shoes with French
colfskin uppers, leather soles. d O0
tIuck and brown in group; broken OeOO
size range. 7h-l2. to widths.
Misses I4.9S-22.98
TOppers and Suits
Second Floor, Washington Only
Toooers in woods or cottons button
and clutch styles. Summer suits in Z.AA
cords. royons or prints; sizes 8-le
Misses 1898 to ss.ss Wool Spring cOots. Novy,
IO.08.I7.08 Casual Dresses
Casual Shop-Second Floor. Both Stores
sheers, prints, broodcIoths; Whites, RIA
postels. blocks; sizes e-l6. Sbs
Daytime Dresses, Uniforms
Second Floor, Washington Only
800 Cotton Dresses. Also few ploysuts; broken
6.ss Cotton Dresses. Misses sizes ---4.5o
s.ss White Cotton Uniforms. Soed srnoll sizes,
ZOO
5.ss PIoysuits. Misses sizes Z.se
1898 Cotton Dresses. Misses sizes ---s.sS
Z to IL Girls 2.99 Shorts
Fourth Floor Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
Choice of cotton cord or chino .S7
Girls 2SS Beech Umbrellas --------l.5o
Girls 3.o9 Cotton Skirts Prints solids -. $50
PFe-Teens' 7.99-lo.99 Summer Dresses 5.eS
Pre-Teens z.29 and 2.ss Tee Shirts. Cotton knit
I.6o
Girls 2ss shOrtis Poiomos I.so
Girls l.2S Pop-over Shirts and Midriffs 49, 79e
Girls 800 Bathins Suits ZOO
Better Dress Clearance
I7.98-29.98 Dresses
8.SS-I4.99
Better Dress Shop-Second Floor. Both Stores
Varied selection Of tobrios, styles ond coors.
Misses, womens sizes
I9.98.S35 FOrmaIs
IO.99-I9.99
Includes both long and short in assorted styles.
(BeloU) Budget Dresses-Second Floor
Both Stores
sss Drip-Dry Cotton Wolfe Dresses. Striking border
print; assorted eoIors; misses ond wonen's sizes,
800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
l.I9 NylOm Stockings
Street Floor, Both Stores

Perfect quolity, tuII-toshioned nyIons
with self or dork seoms Good shodes, E4kC
sizes Sal in group
(BeloUJ Hosiery, Street Floor. Washington Only
I20-l.5o Famovs-bTond NYIons. Broken ossor-
ment for 100
so Pork Ave-" Nylons Brc<en sze ronee
prs. LOO
I35-l.25 Seamless NyIons. br.tsn size ronoe.
see
5000 Leather Moeesins. Er-.-n size range,
ioo--79e Knse-Hish sosks. 7a.teIs; broken SIZE
range SSe
Sol 90 Knee. Hi Eylcas. Broken size ronee
prs. 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
2.99 Cotton Drip-Dry Slips
Undies-Street Floor. Both Stores

Reouor ond extro-size f52-46l
shodow pone slips with foncy 1A
trims. White.
2.SS Cotton Drip-Sry Slssp~ser. Broken ossod-
ment 1900 Lao
fBeIoDJ UndieS-Street Floor. Washington Only
7se RoyOn Punties. Broken assortment 39s
800 NyIOn TreOt PettieOots. Broken assortment.
Lao
s.se NyIOn Beby Doll Poiomos. Broken ossot-
ment l99
s.Ss NyIOn Bsby Doll Poiomes. Broken ossot-
ment Ivy
1855 to s.sS Fomous Bronds Collection Of
Lingerie. Broken assortment 1873 TO 4.4T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

Summer Clearance Accessories
500 to $50 Off
5.95.l5.OO Strapless Bras
undations-Second Floor, Washington Only

S.95.l5.OO Strapless Bras
FoandatoHs-SecoHd Floor, Washington Only
IL Price
Luxury ouoity bros in nyIon morquisette nylon
oee or cotton Longtime short bros torsoIettes.
White and eolors; sizes 32A-3SC. Nov.
1855 RensO Mesh cOrseIettes. White; sizes
"a to AZ, IL and Ia" lengths -- 4.ss
1855 Figure Builder Summer 6irdes. IS ond
II" lengths; broken size ronee -------- 4.s9
lo-I5.9s StrapIess "BoufFonte" AIl-in-ones.
Black or white; broken size ronoe S.ss
1855 Figure Builder NyIon Msrqusetts Foun-
dotons. White; broken size ronoe 1873
SiLcertCUre
Street Floor, Washington Only
$50 SiIver-PIoted Troy. Footed style, round
SLIGHTLY scrotched ----- 500"
$50 SiIver-PIoted Pie Plsts. Footed bose
Slightly scratched 5.SS"
$50 Silver-Piosed Ice Bucket. Plastic lining
slightly denied IVY
4-4.ss Sterling Bose compOtss Bose detochoble
to use os eondlestick ------------- s.sS"
"pIus tox
WOmem'S FamOuS-Make Shoes
Fourth Floor. Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
" price Or less
l4s Prs. 1899 JoeeII Shoes. Not oil sizes 500
500
500 FOrtunet cosuaI Shoes. Several styles ssS
ChiIdren'S and Teens Shoes
Fourth Floor. Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
4.Ss Seine Deb" cosuOI Shoes. Summer shades
Bio Girls sizes 40 ----.----- 299
Teens and Big Girls 500 Dress Shoes Brown
white, bIoek/white, yellow or red. broken size
ronee 40 4.S9
chiIdren's z.ss-s.ss BoreFOOt sondOs. Brown.
beige, muIti-eoIors and sizes 6 to large in group
I.99
I.25.5.OO Famous Fragrances
Street Floor Washington Only
75c to 2.4S r ,."
A fomous cosmetic firm is changing pockoene so
gave US their fine froeronces OF savings we pass
on includes eoloones busting powder, both oil
and sets.
Gloves, Umbrellas
(BeloU) GIoUes. Both Stores
$500 Summer NyIOn Gloves. Broken SIZE
range soc
100 Fond-crOehetsd Cotton String Gloves. White;
sizes M and [ soc
fBelopJ Umbrellas, Street FL, Washington Only
$3.50 Umbreilos. Shorts ond Sims l.S9
l5-3.9S-5s5 Roineoots. Broken size range,
l.s9 10 2.9S
81 10 SO JeWeIry
Street Floor. Both Stores
IL price
Summer iewelry collection in white or postels;
some to match in sets; others ore ! -ot-o-kinds.
Limited quantities in some price groups. Nov,
z for 90 to 500. plus tor
800 TO 7.99 Summer Bags
Street Floor. Both Stores
" price
leothers, fobrics, strows. postcs. White, noturol
and coors Some ore -of-o-knds. Nov
$50 10 3.ss, plus tox
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

housewares
Third Floor. Washington; LotCer LeueI Arlington
z4-l.75 PrO-SO-KIesn, Of. size. 6onishes rust
and grey stoIns from porcelain Cont harm hands,
Odorless 79e
1855 Motorized Barbecue Broxier, 24-inch
size. Complete with hood, motor and spit "a" rub
Der treod wheels 1852
1898 lo0-Pe. Set StoinIess Steel FIotwaFe
Complete service for IL, will not rust or eorrode,
9.e9
1888 Chrome Food Steers - 1898
24-l4.SS 6-Pe. H0Idstsr Sets. includes wood
block and 5 useful knives with stainless steel
bodes, Pokkowood handles 500
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
League Players
F efed AfCalabasr

The Little League Football
were entertained with
a sea food dinner at Elias Place,
Calabash, Friday evening, spon-
Sored by parents and number
of local patrons.
Thirty-Six boys joined the
league this year announced Don
Jernigan, coach and most of
them were at the supper.
Il greatly appreciate the in
tercst the parents, patrons and
boys showed in the league this
year and it was most enjoyable
for me" said Jernigan today.
He also pointed out that he
hoped to continue the successful
for years to come.
Among those assisting with
the league and supper were Win
ston Gore, Clyde Stanley. II. G..
Cameron, Cliff Spivcy, Earl
Cartrcttc, Leon Fonvielle and
Al Williams.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
Birthday
Calendar

Wed, Nov. 10 - Ronald Wray,
j. l.. Lewis, Royce Gore.
Thurs, Nov. 20 - Mrs. Jimmy
Dicus, Agnes Brown. Roger
carp, James c. Cox: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Gore, Wed. Annv.
Volunteer Firemen meet.
Fri, Nov. 81 - r. c. Coleman.
Jr., Frank Young.
Sat, Nov. % - Cecil Graham,
Sandy" Rogers, Nellie F. Har
rclson, Kenneth Ray, Mrs. Char
les Sandbury.
Sun, Nov. % - Lynda Nix.
Dan Bryant; Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Wed. Amy.
Mon, Nov. "a - Raymond
Callihan, Lewis Wright. Peggy
Stanley; Mr.. and Mrs. Grady
Patterson, Wed. Amy: Rotary.
.Civitan, Sunbcams meet.
Tues, Nov. % 49, Ralph Gore.
Anctta Fonvicllc Gregory.
We'd, Nov. % - Mrs. J. NJ.
Nov: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Col
llCr, Wed. Amy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19

school in Chadbourn; IL mile
of County Home Road; O.6 mile
from Chadbourn city limits
south; 2.6 miles of Morley Road
at Cherry Grove; one mile from
Hickory Hill School, west; l.6
mile of Alice Armstrong Road;
and 0.9 mile of Stocks Road to
NC 100. Six Secondary roads
were graded, drained and sur
faced for ID feet in width with
soil top base course and btu
minouS surface treatment by
State forces. The roads included:
Ia mile of Lemons Crossing
Road; "a miles of Wards Sta
ton to FippS Crossing; 80 miles
of Rozier Williams Road: 4.O5
miles of Water Tank Road; O.S
mile from US "A and 76 west
of Whitcville to Pine Log Road;
and IL mile from Stumble Inn
to South Carolina line. Main
tenancc forces graded, drained
and strengthened the existing
surface of 2.6 miles of Bethel
Road with % foot-widc soil TOP
base course; and graded and
drained 2.3 miles o fMill Branch
Church to the end of the pave
ment. This work in Columbus
County took place over the per-
iod of time from January l
1857 to November l, 1858.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
BY The TWAS

Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Jenkins
and children were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Britt
of Chadbourn, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Ham
mond were in Winston-Salem
Tor the Wake Forest Homecom-
ing activities. While there they
attended the Wake Forest-Dukc
football game. Their son. Ed
ward is student at Wake
Forest College.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V
Reel and family Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Reel and fam
lily ana Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Martin.
Ms. kCnon McarcS visited Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lewis of Ccrro
Goroo on Sunday.
Mis- Daphne Pridecn of Camp
bell College spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Johnnie Pridgcn.
Home for the week end from
Columbia, $. c. was Miss Doris
Fairfax. Il student at the Baptist
Hospital there. Doris is tn.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alec
Fairfax.
The Junior GAS met Tues.
day night with Miss Martha
jenkins.
The W.M.U. held their SEIZED
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
TCHS Negro
News

on November Il the High
School Department Of the Tabor
City Nero High School GOT on
The way with the fourth chapel
exercise.
Members of the tenth and
eleventh grade classes under the
supervision of Miss Davis gave
a very interesting and inspiring
program which was composed of
q Skit entitled Do Good Man
ncrS Pay?'
The Skit seemed to have been
enjoyed by all with the students
realizing the value OF Good Man
ncrS at all times.
Members of the Skit were.
Annie Neil Smith, Louise Bel
lamy, Willie Rec Shaw. Gladys
Stanley. Calip Stephens. Henry
Smith. Alphonzo Williams. Law
renee Gore and ODDS McClain.
by Reporter
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
Children's Home at Greenwood,

Children's Home at Greenwood.
S. c.
Car loadings Of farm produce
for the children's home have
been scheduled for Loris, Tabor
City. Adrian, Homewood, Con-
way and Nichols. Shipments will
be made to the children's home
on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, November 18, 10 and
l20.
The associational president
said, 1--WE would like to call your
attention to the fact that the
most urgent need at the Home
this year is corn, hay and all
kinds of livestock feeds to be
used in producing beef, pork,
chickens and eggs for children.
Also needed are all kinds OF
canned fruits and vegetables
that can be kept without spoil
age. In addition, the Home needs
all sizes of new and used, clean
Numbered clothing. If you send
sweet potatoes, please pack
them in baskets or crates, il
available"
They further said, THE Lord
has richly blessed the labors OF
our people this year and has
given us very good harvest
Your committee hopes this year
that we can raise one million
pounds. Please do not fail us in
making this goal possible. In
serving these dependent child
rem, we will be serving Him who
said, 'Inasmuch as yc did it unto
the least of these, my brethren
yc did it unto me-.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
Complete 1901 Miles Road Work
In Columbus County During 1857

A total of 1901 miles of road
work were completed in Colum-
bus County during 1857 accord
ing to a report released today
by State Highway Commission
officials.
IT, work in Columbus involv-
cd Sand asphalt surfacing on
three roads: las miles of county
road from the Bladen County
line, south, for width of 20
feet; l2.l6 miles of NC 1870, from
the Brunswick County line.
north of Cypress Creek for 20
feet in width; and 1901 miles
of county road from HallSboro,
south to NC 1870, for a width
, of 10 feet.
dhtract forces applied bitu-
minous concrete binder and sur
face to two roads in Columbus
County: 4.03 miles of US IA and
IS from Sweet Farm curve 10
the Wayside Filling Station: and
2.3l miles of US IA and 76
from Barefoot Curve toward
Whiteville, for a width of q
feet. Sand asphalt base and sand
asphalt usrface was applied to
III miles of the Bypass at
TABOR City by Contract forces:
and bituminous concrete surface
type was applied to l.6l miles
of a county road from White
vile to South Whiteville.
The work in Columbus County
also included grading and drain
ing three county roads: two miles
from Vinegar Hill east to pave
mcnt; % miles of Carl Stevens
Road; and 0.8 miles of McPher-
sol BROAD - all for widths of
% feet. Eight Secondary roads
were graded. drained and sur
faced with soil top base course
for widths of % feet by State
maintenance forces.
The roads included: IL mile
OF Blake Road; O.3 mile of county
road connection at colorcd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19

"a at the Hinson's Crossroads
Baptist Church. At this time all
of the W.M.U. sponsored organi-
cations will be present for their
study courses, al Ito be taught
the same night. Everyone is in
vited.
The WAS held their meet
ling on Monday night, Novem-
Der II, at the home of Mis-:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
4 arm Produce
For Children
Solicited Here

J. c. Brown, president of the
Waccamaw Baptist Association,
and c. c.. Bullock, president of
the Chrolina Baptist Association,
have announced the annual
Thanksgiving drive for provi-
SionS for the Connie Maxwell
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
son'sCrossroud

uled meeting Friday, November
Ia, at the home of Mrs. j. d.
Jenkins. Thirteen ladies attend
I'd and enjoyed a program on
Taiwan. The w. M. U. study
course will be held November
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19

Linda Meares. Those present
were Miss Meares, Misses leila
and Louvada Hinson, Misses
Judy and Fannie Lou Reel, and
Mrs. Bob Watson.
Rev. Charles HinSon of Doves
vile, N. c., visited his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Hinson. Fri