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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
(viene de ID Pag. ~
Ia IIDERTAD
Por Jose Monxzini

Teneis derecho a la Libertad y deber de conquistarla de
cualquier modo que sea y a costa de cualquier poder.
Sin Libertad no existe Ia moral, porque no exlshendo hbre
election entire Ell bin y ell NAL, entire la devotion hacia ell progreso
comIn y ell espriu de egoismo, no exiSe responsabllldad.
Sin Lbertad, no puede exstr verdadera sociedad, porque entire
lbres y escavosa no puede existir association, sino unlcamente DO
mimic de los unos para con los oros.
La Libertad es sagrada como Ell individuo, porque ella significa
su vida. Cuando no hay libertad la vida queda reducda a una
pura function organica exclusvamente.
Permiiendo que Sc vole su hbertad, ell hombre traiciona su
prcpia naturaleza y Sc levanta contra los decretos de Dios.
No exste Lbertad donde una clase social, una famlia, un
hombre, Sc asumen derechos sobre los demas, alegando un derecho
divine o pretextando un privlegio que Sc funda en- ell nacimiento
o en- la Tiqueza. La Libertad ha de existir para todos y ante todos.
dos no ha delegado nnguna soberania en- individuo aguno;
la .tc Ge aaueIa que puede estar represcntada en- la terra, Dios
la ha confiado a la humanidad, a la nacion, a la sociedad; y FL
la quita a aquena fraction o parte colectiva de la humanidad
que no ua dc ella para ell bien contravniendo ell designio providen-
ehl.
No existe, pues, sobelania de derecho en- n lie.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
NoTAs socIALEs
Wiene de la PagIna ~
ATmuerzo

La sencrita Dora Ester CamejO
ofreci5 I'm delicioso almuerzo en-
su "esidencia de la barriada suroes
te de esta ciudad para festejar a SUI
prima, la senorita CarIota Mendez,
lie San Pedro Sula, quien Sc encu
entra de vista en- Miami.
Fueron invitadas, ademas hume
rosas de suS amiStades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
cumpIeohos

Entra hoy en- un nuevo ano de
vida ia gentil damita dominicana
senorita Mildred Pratt, a quien
nos complace felicitar calurosa.
mente y deseai que cumpla mu-
choS amos mas de existencia, pie
nos de alegrias y bienestares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

Nos es grato enviar nuestras sin
ceras felitaciones al ~apreciado ca
balleor senior Peter A. Molina con
motive de la grata celebration del
a~niversario de SUI nacimiento en-
Ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

Hoy celebra I'm nuevo aniversa-
rio de su natalicio ell apreciado ca
ballero cubano senior Orlando RE.
"a Gomez, a quien nos complace
enviar nuestras mas calidas fell
clta"loneS y votos por SUI ven
tura personal.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
Horny County
Paving Contract

\ contract Tor tho grading and
bit-minouS surfacIng of l4,97C
miles of secondary roads in Hor-
r. County has been awarded by
the State Highway Department
tu Sharpe Construction Com
pany, Inc. of Turbeville.
The contract wa announced
March 10 in letter of award
from Chief Highway Commits
S.oncr Claude r. Mcmillan. 1t
was based on a low bid OF Sl87.-
923.72 submitted when bids for
the project were publicly open
Cd IN Columbia February l8.
Included in the project are the
and Surflcing of 5.784
miles on Road Sec from Road
S-3l to county road; of 3.O44
miles on Roads S-ii2 and S-348
from Road S-3l southeastern
o. 2.07l miles Oh Road SLAP
from S. c. Route 9 northerly to
. county road; of 2.996 miles on
Road SLAP from Road S-72
Southerly to county road: of
O.4O3 mile on Road S-266 from
Road Sig westerly to a county
road; and of O.672 mile on Roads
S-l62 and 1888, heing streets in
the Town of Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
7. D. Graham
Gives Outline
OF Qualifications

In Announcing his candidate
for the Office of Probate Judg,
of Horny County in the Demo
cratic Primaries j.nc lOth,
ID. (Tom) Graham would like Il
offer the following informatiOr
to the readers of r.nS paper fuf
their consideration and supper
in selecting maH to serve then
"a ,hcir Probate lodge durins
the ensuing term.
7 Mr.. Graham comes from (
family that has county wid'
connections and family tina
has been associated with tin,
birth. growth, and progress O
Horny County since the birth o,
the county.
He is the son OF The late J. =
and Mary Plowden Graham, Wa:
born and reared in the Pin,
Grove Section of (iorry County
He is 81 years of ape, membtl
% Pine Grove Baptist Churc'
and Conway Masonic Lodge No
81 A. F. NJ. In 1922 he married
Miss Ruth Russ tire afdeSt dau-
ghter Of the late Will w. anC
Effie Russ.
/ He received his education in
the Public Schools .. Horny CO.
unity, graduating from the Con-
way High School III Conway ano
later from DrausSns Bushes.
College in Atlanta.
In community Affairs he has
Served as Trustee lii his schoo
district for intervals totalini
over 80 years and as a Deacon il
his church for nearly 25 years "a
well as. having oeen associated
in many community projects 70,
the betterment of our county.
His occupational enterprise:
has been farming and dairyinl
with some affiliations in the
timber and saw mill industry.
AS family man. Mr.. Graham
mas reared 6 boys and l CIR
having lost one son in Worle
War II.
Mr.. Graham says, that he !.
not making this race for Pro-
bate Judge against anyone OF
for anyone, but sincerely feel.
that based on the experience,
gained during mis- lies aCtiviiiC.
he is well qualified TO serve the
county in this position of trust
He also wishes to publicly
thank the many friends and fell
low citizens for .neir words O.
encouragement and pledges OF
support, and promises that i
elected he will serve the people
of Horny County - the very best
OF his ability.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
MT UPPER ROOM NASHVILLE IsSssSStt
Read John l.l4-lS

OF his fulncSS ~ ali received
and grace Toe grace. For the law
wa given through Moses grace
and truth came though Jesus
Christ. John l:l6,l7. ASV.D
We were at praycs meeting IN
the lean-to chapel back of the
Church in Chcng III. West China
\ hymn had been sung. Tho
Chinese pastor had read a few
verses of Scripture and COM
mented on them.
At my left, in the end of the
scat, sat a poor man | had nCV-
or before seen him. He followed
several others n prayer. One
sentence in his prayer in Chin
csc has chung to my memory
through the years as = real
blessing.
To express the same idea IN
English requires more words and
also loses some of its force. Us
ing Chinese words of strength.
he said, Most earnestly we be-
seech God TO add grace TO grace"
That poor man may not have
been wcll-verScd in the classics.
but he certainly knew God and
the Bible and practiCed the
grace of obedience.
PRAYER
Dear Lord, We thank Thee for
tine inspiration Of prayers we
have heard. Some OF them have
been abiding blessings TO us.
Add grace to grace in our lives
that we may be a help to others,
as others have been a blessing
to lis. In ChriSt's name and for
His sake. Amen
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
This day l will pray and prac-
t!ce the grace OF obedience
Harry L. Canright,
(Florida)
Daily Bible Reading-Acts 10:
1913.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
SIC JAMES DUKES. JR.

READING, MASS. - Army
specials, Second Glass James
Dukes. Jr., whose wife. Mabel
lives at FOG w. Waiter st. White
Vile. N. c.. recently returned to
hi permanent station in Read
in,. Mass. after having art.i-
pated with his unit in ann bal
NIKE-AJAX guided missile fir
inl: tests at Carrizozo, New Mex
leo.
Specialist Dukes, whose par
.ents live on Route 3, is a mcmb-
er Of the 605th Art;aircraft Ar
.tillery Missile Battalion's Bat.
terry D.
The 25-year-old soldier enter
ed the Army in 1851. He was
graduated from j ,nkins CouSy
Training School, Nillen, Ga, in
1949.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
DAI s Y
N z w s
BY BRADY CARTER

Please take notice all you good
voters Of Dist. No. 5. We have
eight good men running for the
place of Magistrate. Each one of
them wants TO be the high man
when the votes are counted. Who
will this man be?
Will it be the man that puts
on the biggest chicken bog;
There's a rumor in the wind that
Mr.. Norman G.. James said. he
was going to have one hundred
chickens slapped in a pot Of rice
for his dear friends and didn't
want a one Of them TO be absent
at this feast. All of this is very
nice but here's the trouble, Mr..
Rufus Boyd gets this news nd
says, Pop your whip buddy ]
will put on bog with two hun
dred chickens and invite all my
riends. Trouble again Mr.. Skies
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
Minute
Sermon

Probably the next to the old
L cpiStle of the Apostle Paul
ii TheSSalonians. At its end
- wrote: The salutation of mt
dui with mine own hand, which
the token in every epistle: SO
write. The grace of our LORD
csuS Christ be with you all. -"
Ih,SS. 3:l7-l8). At the end
~ .& cplStlcs be expresses
s..ur emphasis upon The
&C OF God"
trace IS great Christian
-. =, expresses all the I'M
rItcd goodness Of God toward
on. II reaches its plentitude of
meaning in the idea of Gods
orgiving love which suffered
o. sin in mans place on the
,oSS. AT the Easter season we
M amazed in the presence of
'cdecming love era ciously be-
owed upon all who will re-
Give it by faith.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

who lives in the city of Loris
says, Just as sure as these
fellows does that | am going to
try both of them for chicken
stealing" They might not have
this Great Bog | don't know
but, lets hope they do.
Mr.. James says if he is electe /
that Mr.. Claude Hardee need
not to worry about job for
he sure does want Mr.. Hardee
for his Deputy. He thinks this
will save the county some money
for the simple reason Mr.. Claude
has got legs long enough he can
run most anybody down that he
wants too. Would save gun and
ammunition, seems like these other
fellows that's in the race just
amt doing very much talking
guess they are saving their wind
for the big blow.
Mr.. Davis says, he just amt
got time to fool with a chicken
bog because he has too much
work to do. But somebody said
Mr.. Davis lived so far back IN
the back woods that he USED
boot owls for chickens. But that's
no such Of a thing he lives about
two miles north of Daisy, and
about htree miles south of Loris
Right behind where Mr.. Arthur
NARROW lives if you know where
that is.
But lets say that regardless
where these fellows lives VIC
have got to say hats off to all
of them.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
DR.. Stephens
Attends Annual
Meet Last Week

Charleston - The South Car
ICi.na OptomntriC Association to-
day elected DR.. Carlisle B. Coop
Icr Of Marion, President: DR.. Will
liam +. Tucker of Greenville
I President Elect. ~. Henry w
Sawyer OF Marion. was elected
First Vice Presidrn; and DR.. s.
Thomas Scarborough. Second
Vice President. Dr. Arthur c
Pcake of Columbia was elected
.SCCreary-TrnaSurcr.
DR.. Patrick b. Lawless of
.Spartanburg, was elected Ed
itoI of the SCOh Journal. DR..
Houston 3. Odorn CT Greenwood
was elected as .he Doctor that
would be recommended to the
Governor for a ppointment TO
the. Board of Examiners in OPP
tometry. DR.. B. b Parks of
Greenville was re-slected Exc
cutive Secretary 20 the S. c.
o. A.
Registration aud installation
of Committeeman was held ear
ly this morning. d.. Anna Wag-
ner of Charleston, as General
Convention Chairman was in
charge of registration and emit
ertainment. DR.. W. +. Tucker of
Greenville was in charge of the
Educational Program.
Mr.. r. A. Sherman Of Titmus
Optical Co., Petersburg, Virginia
spoke to the Doctors on Indust-
rial Vision. Mrs. Sam A. Goth
ran, City Editor OF the News
and Courier, Charleston, spoke
on working With Newspapers"
In the afternoon DR.. Jessie T.
Anderson, State Superintendent
of Education spoke on "Educa-
ton and Optomstry," and Dr..
Nelson E. Abrahainsen of Cleve-
land, Ohio, Trustee, American
Optometric Association spoke on
Optometric affairs from a Ma
ticnal level.
DR.. E. w. Stephens, Of Loris,
and 200 other op.ometrists, opti-
cal statesmen and their wives
we're present when the South
Carolina OptometDc Association
convened for their 55th Annual
Convention.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

Oracle Allen decides to help son
Ronnie try to get his girl friend
Bonnie Sue an acting Job, and the
result is a comedy of errors, on
channel 8 at pm.
The Lineup, 1000 pm
An old man dies from a pistol
whipping, his son swears venge.
ance and San Francisco police
officers set out with no clues to
track down a brutal hood who
Speclali2eS in attacking the elderly
after first setting up his crime with
phone call, at 10 pm over WBTW.
TUESDAY, MARCH Is
The Phil Silvers Show, 500 pm
Sgt. Ernie Bilko, catapulted by
mistake into the ranks of the
Army's intellectuals, takes advan.
tage of his situation and introduces
the other geniuses" around him
to the fine art of gambling by
science. at 8 pm on channel 8.
Richard Diamond,
Private Detective, 1890 pm
New York's crack private eye
brushes with the juvenile side of
crime when he takes the case of
a youthful gang member accused
Of Staying clerk in a store holdup.
on channel 8 at 1920 pm.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
Tombstone Territory, 1880 pm
Clay Hollister appeals to q wanted
mans better nature and his love
OF a girl In an attempt to bring q
bandit to justice, over wBTW at
7:3o pm
THURSDAY, MARCH 20
Boots and Saddles, TOO pm
A newspaper editorial which
criticizes the towns businessmen
for being too dependent on the
military causes q chain Of events
that pits civilians vs.. soldiers, at
z pm over WBTW.
O'Henry Playhouse, $500 pm
The end Of . nightmare marks
the beginning Of q new and fuller
life TOR Q girl who sleeps on her
troubles, at 8 pm on channel 3.
Shower Of Stars, $50 pm
Guest stars Van johnson, Zsa Zsa
Gabor, Patty Mccormick, Her
mione Cingold and Cod Grant Join
Jack Benny IN q satirieal presenta-
don Of the ageless fairy tale Little
Red Riding Hood" q $50 pm
over WBTW.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
HOUSE-WARMING PARTY

Mrs. Wilson Carter was pleas
|antly surprised on the night of
February 81, when a group Of
friends gathered At her new
home for surprise house
warming party. MANY lovely and
useful gifts we're received.
oyrvlnk as hoStesseS wSe
Mrs. Mertie Harrclson and Mrs.
Pink GanouS. Cookies with lime
punch was served 10 about 20
guests. A delightful evening was
enjoyed by all. The cookies were
made and decorated by Mrs.
|Gwendolyn Cox.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

March 25 in the office of the
Corps of Engineers, Charleston.
ACC. the construction indust-
rvs trade association in the
CarolinaS, listed Inc following
general contractors who plan TO
bid on the project:
R. T. Burney. Inc. (AGC),
Wilmington; Cro5iand Roof
Construction Co. iAGC). Co.
lumbia; HollingSwo.rh Construc-
ton Co, Inc. lAGC), and Nor
rlS Construction Co. (AGC)
Greenville; -. f. ,I.Crc Co. Inc.
(AGC). Greenwood: Thompson
Construction Co. (AGC), and
RUSCOn Construction Co. (AGC),
Charleston.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Bunch Outlines
Platform For
House Post

/ Evans NJ. Bunch, Jr.. Conway
Attorney and Businessman, in
announcing his candidacy fol-
the House of Representatives in
the June Democratic Primary
Says,
Il pledge TO give the people
of Horny County an effeCtiv.
voice in the General Assembly
TO represent all sections OF
Horny County and give an at
itentlve ear to all matters. As
most people Fnow, am deeply
concerned with saving our pub
Tic schools and 5i racial society
and will work TO create d harm
oniouS relationship between the
races and defend our old South
ern Traditions.
Mr.. Bunch Is a native of Darl-
ington, S. c., born and reared OF
"a farm, attended Darlington
Public Schools, Draughons Busi-
ness College, Atlanta Law School
and Insurance Institute of A
Imerica. While attending law
school at night, he was employ
ed by the Hartford Accident &
Indemnity Compony.
Mr.. Bunch is a member of th2
Conway Methodist Church, Hor-
~ County Citizens Council, Ki
wants, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, and American Bar Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Bunch his wife and son
make their home at 4O1 Pal
.metto Street, Conw7y, S. c. Mrs.
Bunch is the former Patricia
Proctor of Marion County.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
S/3C ROBERT RUSS

CORPS, KOREA - Special
isl Third Class Robert Russ
whose parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest E. Spivey, lives on Route
l, Whiteville, N. c., recently was
graduated from the Corps Non
Commissioned Officer Academy
in Korea.
During the four-week course,
Specialist Russ received instruc-
ton in reading maps and in the
principles of unit leadership.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
Thieves Enter

Loris police ar investigating
a break-in at L1riS Equipment
Company and the C & S Market
IN Loris Sunday n.cnt. Thieves
removed the lcetyl"nc torch and
tanks from LoIiS Equipment
Company and CARED the equip
mcnt into the market where
they attempted to burn the safe
open. They failed IN the attempt
but did make off With some Sis
to S25 in money from the cash
register
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

Notes

Admitted to Loris Community
Hospital, March u through %
James w. RChcrtS. Elaine
Richardson, Elvie Bellamy
Harry Wilson, Mrs. Oracle Hard
ink, Bill King j., Mrs. Alice
Carter, Mrs. Mary Garrett, Mrs
lila Pearl Crib, Baby girl Cribb
Mary Worley, Rend Bease. Cher
ry Scronce, Earline Floyd. Is
LIE Williams, Prarlic Stevens
-.oward Cox, Burruugh Carte.
louise Mishoe, BABY boy Mis-
hoe, Blanche Holt, Mary Blan-
ION, -Marlyn Lewis, Eargic Buff
~In, baby girl Buffkin. Matte
raves.
laHy BOY Sykes. Brookic Crate
Dewey Cox. Mary Haynes. Gus
sic Hughes, Sesley Gore. Rich
arc Fisher. Peter Horne, Ruby
Livingston, Sandrl Todd. baby
girl Haynes, Baby girl Living
Ston, Leo Elmore, Elloner Nc
Nair, Markaret Breyman, Mrs.
Eula Stevens, Matte Brown
Betty Butler, Eddie w. Thomp-
kins.
Baby boy Ravcnoark. baby
CIR! Stevenson, Eldred O'Quinn.
Willie Elliott, Willard Thoma;
Francis Fowler, Mrs. Brenice
Beck, Earline Peasant, Baby
girl Bessant, Mrs. Judith Fisher.
Mrs. Louise Lewis, Mary Worl-
ey, M. d. Graham, Leila Bel
lamy, James Suggs, Eunice
Boyd, Sana.ha Fowler. Carey
Gaskins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
CARAMEL SKILLET ROLLS

y c. brown sugar
l. {. Coarsely chopped nuts
l. c. melted butter or margar-
inc
, pkgS. oven-reaiv biscuits
3 I. sugar and cinnamon
Combine brown sugar, nuts
and butter in the bottom. of a
lC-inch skillet. .A:r1ng biscuits
in skillet by overlapping Is bis
cults around the CatSide and
biscuits in the center. Sprinkle
cinnamon and sugar over the
top. Cover and switch to High
for about minute Switch to
Low and cook FOR 80 minutes.
Yield: about 6 servings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
TO OPEN BIDS

Carolinas Branch, the ASCOT
ated General Contractors OF A
merica. announced today that
seven general Sonti actors have
been listed - bidders on the
proposed ammunition shop al
Myrtle Beach.
Bids will be opened at . D. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

Follow other GERS at a safe
distance says the North Caro-.
lima Department q. Motor Vehi-
Giles. That means at least one cal
length for each tel miles ar
hour of speed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
HAMBURGER LOGS

liz lbs. hamburger
cheese spread
& slices bacon
& frankfurter buns
butter
Divide hamburger into 6 por-
tionS and shape into rolls the
shape OF a bun. wrap slice of
bacon around each hamburger
log. Place 3 inches 1rom broil-
er unit Broil 6 minutes on first
side; turn and brnl / minutes
on second side, Split buns in
half horizontally; spread hal:
with butter and other half with
cheese spread. Toast buns under
oroiler Serve hamburger logs"
on buns. Makes Hamburger
.Ops
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

Miss Floyd taught IN the pub
lie schools If CoIu:nbus County
for a number OF FEARS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
AT DAWN
At daybreak l see through my

AT daybreak l see through my
dismal window,
"A light, soft misty purple veil
AS it transcends The flaming
horizon;
Slowly rising as 4 silv'ry pink
curtain III The Orient,
Dark rays gradually vanish as
foggy smoke rings move into
empty space,
AS the light of day slowly pro-
crosses DER the world,
see the radiant srrndor of the
universe unfolding its mystic
glory,
Revealing the concealed grand
eur of a captivating exotic
story.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

r l moE NOR CANCER CRUSADE CHAIRMEN
@ % mp Dor the american Cancer socie annual Crusade
t above has graeouy consented head
right VIII be the Palmetto States honorary chairman
ing the University of California Los Angeles
in
Vile and other cities until her or Anil7
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

10 accept the challenge when a
WOmaaS corpse is deposited in
their living room at 100 pm over
WBTW
breakdown, 500 pm
Texas Ranger TIOby Gilman ar.
rests an arrogant young trouble.
maker on p charge of murder and
learns that the prisoners father
Is the Judge. on channel 8 at 8 pm
Zane Grey Theatre, $3.50 pm
Doc Holiday dewey MARTINI .
Robin Hood of the West. offers to
help old friends who are being ter.
rorized by the town sheriff. at 8: 80
pm over WBTW.
The Gray Ghost, 900 pm
A man Joins Major Mosby's
Rangers with information about a
self.appointed governor Of Virginia
with Unionist sympathies and pOiti-
cal aspirations. on channel at
Q pm.
SATURDAY, MARCH is
Party Time, 500 pm
Teen-agers from the WBTW area
I'm N"NNt blNh a lOl III udUClIlR
to the top tunes OF the day and
competing for prizes in studio
games and contests at S pm on
channel 8
Have Gun, VIII Travel, $50 pm
Paladin rides into a trail town
and finds II fearful OF the VOW OF
, Texas rancher who has threat.
sned to burn down the school unless
It's teacher retracts her remarks
b students about Quantrill's raid.
srs, over WBTW at $50 pm.
SUNDAY, MARCH 1s
The Great Challenge, $500 pm
DR.. Edward Teller, father OF the
H-bomb. and ICY chairman DR..
Joseph Kaplan, will discuss the
role of the scientist in Americas
future At pm over WBTW.
Medic, 500 pm
Richard Boone stars as DR.. Kon.
rad Styner as host and narrator In
ehe debut Of q new series of stories
about men In the medical profes.
SION, on channel 8 at . ON.
Yoar HI Parade, 1919 pm
The second tune IN the spectac-
Mar 800. 900 Mystery Tune Con.
Is VIEW \ ''''hsA''d ct ''''' p" over
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

.SooIH CARDINALS Betty croci
Homemoker Of Tomorrow is Jo,;,
Beer OF lewisviIIe high school (
RIchburs, S. c She will receNe ,
81 500 scholarship rom Gcaero
Will,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
BAKED BEANS ~ BROWN
BERAD CUPS

cans brown bu...
| can baked beans
SOttcncd outer
Remove brown bread from
can and cut in hall. Scoop out
center 10 form Clap or shell.
Spread inside with butter. Fill
with Il {. baked beans. Plac .
pan on trivet IN loFer position
i'll deep we'll cooker. Switch TO
4 low heat and bake" 80 min
MOS ViplI. Spr.r,ppS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
The Tabor City
Tribune
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FRIDAY. MARCH "a
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The Thin Man. 7:30 PIN

IHV Nm Nan, $50 pm
Nick and Nora Charles are quick
10 accept the challenge when
w0mluS corpse is deposited in
their living room at 100 pm over
WBTW
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
The Gray Ghost, 900 pm

A man joins Major Mosby's
Rangers with information about a
self.appointed governor Of Virginia
with Unionist sympathies and politi-
cal aspirations. on channel 8 at
n nm
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
MONDAY. MARCH II
Burns and Allen. 500 pm

800 osVV pm
Oracle Allen decides to help son
Ronnie try to get his girl friend
Bonnie Sue an acting Job and the
result is a comedy of errors, on
channel 5 at s pm
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

Doc Holiday dewey MARTINI -.
Robin Hood of the West. offers to
help old friends who are being ter.
rorized by the town sheriff. at 8: 30
pm over WBTW.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
breakdown. 500 nm

Texas Ranger Hoby Gilman ar.
rests an arrogant young trouble.
maker on q charge of murder and
learns that the prisoners father
Is the Judge. on channel at 8 pm