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Arkansas State press., 1959-10-30

that he put them in the car.
The officers denied in their
testimony that they had been
circling the Bates home, and
said that they saw a rifle bar
rel projecting from the win
dow of Thomas car as it pass
ed them, and gave pursuit.
The judge listened attentively
to testimony from both sides
and recognized Thomas right
to the gun in his car in travel
ing outside the jurisdiction of
city protection but was criti-
cal of Mullen's right to carry
arms as a commissioned depu-
ty sheriff, who charges "a
gainst him had been dropped.
but fined Freeman and Thorn
as $50 each on the state police
charge.
All three men are substan7
tial citizens, but they are
friends to the Bateses.
Mullen and Freeman were
arrested when they overlook
the car bearing Georgia Ii
cense plates and occupied by
two men who had stopped
Thomas.
The Bates home has been
the target for white hoodlums
since August 1857. In spite
of Watchmen from dusk to
dawn. attacks too numerous to
record have been made upon
the house and its occupants.
Attacks including cross-bur-
ming, incendiary bombs, rock
throwing ,~dynamiting, and pis-
toll shots. Even the night be-
fore the arrest of the three
men, pistol shots were fired
at people standing on the lawn
of the home. Some of the
shots went astray and entered
a nearby home occupied by
whites. This was on the heels
of a dynamite blast which
rocked the houses in the vlcin-
ity for several blocks.
Since no protection from the
law enforcement agencies has
been provided for the Bateses,
it has been necessary to rely
upon people whose friendship
is genuine enough to help pro-
tect the lives and property
of the BateSeS.
Therefore, when this car
bearing Georgia license plates
began circlIng the house, it
was Immediately determined
that the motives of tho no"n-
Arkansas State press., 1959-10-30
Weapon CHARGE
Against Negroes
Brings Fine in
Municipal Court

Judge Quinn Glover, Tues
day morning, fined two of the
three Negroes nabbed and
charged by the state police Au-
gust Il with carrying conceal
ed weapons. The men are Ellis
Thomas, 1919 w. Doth and DR..
Garman P. Freeman, 1905 w
18th street. The state police
making the arrest, and charg-
ing the men are c. w. Tracy
and John Hicks. Another Ne
gro was arrested and charged
with carrying concealed wea-
pons, but charges against him
were dropped. He is Isaac Null
line, q Younger road Mullen
holds a deputy commission.
However, Mullen was held in
custody over II hours, along
with the other two. They were
all held l-ncommunicado. Null
en- was held after the Pulaski
commission.
The first man to be taken
by the police was Thomas He
was followed by the police car
as he left the home of Nh
and Mrs. l.. c. at 1907 w.
18th street. Mullen, a commits
stoned deputy sheriff who was
on guard duty, testified that
when he became suspicious of
the car and its occupants
which had been cruising in
that section for several hours
he requested Freeman who
lived next door to the Bateses
to drive him . follow the car
trailing Thomas to make sure
that Thomas arrives home
safely. When they reached the
car that, at the time had
stopped Thomas, they were
taken into custody.
All were charged with
carrying concealed weapons. A
pistol was found in the car
of Thomas who was returning
to his home from a trip to
Hot Springs. A pistol and a
rifle were found in the car that
Freeman and Mullen were in.
Mullen testified that the wea-
pons belonged to him, and
Arkansas State press., 1959-10-30

happy to announce the COM
pletion of their new education
al building, by Contractor Will
Middleton. In celebration and
recognition, thereof, the pub
lie is cordially invited to
their "OPEN HOUSE" on
Sunday, November 1st, from
400 d. m. to 800 p. m.
Arkansas State press., 1959-10-30
Rev. Dryver Closes
Successful Year
AT Union Church

Suday elimaxed a full year
of activities at Union AME
with Mems day the morning
worship service and the An
nual Harvest Tea from 4 to
Z p. m. in the education build
ing.
DR.. Jerry B. Jewell gave a
dynamic address. The inspir-
ing music was under the di-
rection of Alonzo RaWls. At
the tea, the dining room was
beautifully decorated with in
dividual tables, representing
each auxiliary of the church,
and carried a Harvest motif.
Tuesday night, October 20,
Rev. and Mrs. z z. Dryver,
and daughter, Joann were
honored by the members of the
church with an appreciation
program. Persons who paid
tribute to the honorees were
Rev. D. l.. Blair presiding ell
der of the Little Rock dis
Arkansas State press., 1959-10-30

SOFT SKIN BEAUTY SALON
Mrs. X. B. Upper, proprietor
Miss Mary Tappin, operator
1917 Bishop Street
Phone FIR 4-6546
HOUSE TOO SMALL? Call as to
enlarge it RemOdeling = Repairs :
Painting = Floor Finishing
Nothing down - 5 years FILA -
IS years experience
Free estimates
Arkansas Construction & Roofing
Company
518 Center Little Rock
FIR 2-1O11
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Is Bushels
.Oi Potatoes
Contributed

The Tabor City Rotary Clubs
drive for $50 bushels of sweet
potatoes for the Tabor City
) hool cafeteria has gained some
momentum. Richard Gordon
chairman of the committee. an
bounced that IS bushels have
now been contributed by farm
RS and buyers.
We need about rs more bush
is Of yamS and any farmers
having jumboS. slips or other
potatoes that they wish 10 cor
tribute are urged TO contact eth
II The Tabor City Tribune or
Radio Station WTAB," Gordon
said.
Arrangements have been made
with 3. Alton Carroll for stor-
ing the potatoes so that the
school can withdraw them as
needed in small quantities thro-
ughout the school year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Long Illness Fatal
To Mrs. Minnie Gore

Mrs Mimi" Gore. II. die.
"Wednesday afternoon at III,
home Of a daughter, Mrs. Geo
rye Sing, Tabor City Route 3
after an illness of two years.
A native of Columbus County
she was a daughter of the late
Dexter Jacobs and Sally Scot
Jacobs. She was the widow ui
Sam Gore.
Funeral services were held
Friday at II a. m. in the Churc!,
of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day
Saints. Ash. Burial was in Ia,
.SolcS Cemetery. Pircway. Off
iating was Elder Herman Sander
and Elder Thurman Skipper.
Surviving are three sons, Don
aid, Earl and Council Gore OF
Route 3. Tabor City: six daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Ebert SolcS. Mrs
George Sing and Mrs. J. =
Stanley. all of Route 3 Tabop
City: Mrs. Elroy Lewis of Myr,
tie Beach. Mrs. Archie Lewis oi
Ocean Drive Beach and Mrs
Myrtle Graham of LoriS; lou,
brothers, Dillon and Luther ia
cobS of Tabor City, Lacy anC
Collie Jacobs of Naklna; unt
sister, Mrs. Matte Best OF Rd.
leigh; 25 grandchildren and II
great grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25

and tor lack of nothing better
TO do. attended a Thursday per-
torrance of THE Price Is
Right After the show had end
ed members OF the audience
were asked by the producer if
they were interested in appear
ing as contestants on succeeding
days. Those who so-wished -
including the MISUNDERSTOOD.
The candidates were then ask
eo TO bid on a strand of simulat-
ed pearls. Mrs. Vreeland's guess
OF their sales price was one of
the twenty guesses accepted.
Later the 20 persons were
heard backstage where they
were asked questions about
themselves and their families
Following this quizzing by tn,
staff Mrs. Vrccland found that
she was one of the five contest
anus CHOSEN - appear OH Sue
CcSsivc davG.
On Monda? morning she wa.
introduced - tie nation via tn,
show.
That shcw is no. rugged
concluded she Gas far as
knew ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Mrs. SOieS FefeS Club
With Dinner Bridge

Mrs. John SolcS. Jr. enter
tanned members Of the Tabor
City Bridge CLUB at her Crcs-
cent Beach Cottage Friday with
a scafood dinner party.
Gracious arrangements of
crySanthcmums provided the
decorations for the occasion.
Score awards went to Mrs. x.
c. Harrelson. Jr.. Mrs. Cecil
Mercer and Mrs. NJ. G. Thomp-
son for first. second and third
prizes respectively.
Playing with the score win
ncrS were Mrs. J. u. DiCus. Mrs
c. f. Walden, Mrs. Robert
Sweclcy, Mrs. Roy HARRISON
end the hostess.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Community Dcvelop't
Project Suspended
By Power Company

The community development
project staged by Carolina Pow
er and Light Company in its
Finer Carolina" contest is being
suspended because of lack of
interest
This was announced Tuesday
by +. N. Pope, advertising man
agcr of CP&L and director Of
the contest.
Pope said that the competitive
aspect of the contest has been
put on the shelf until more int
crest JuStifies reSsuming it.
Local., CP&L manager II. M
Leamon Of the WhiteVAle office,
opincd that Pope's asAipn re-
fleets the general aaIhIde of
most CP&L heads In AMAnon's
district was only - YlnsS Car
DINA organdzannn 0AsnA1th-
town. ACTIVITY - efe H,-ebef1-
town groO 80 tassHved by
Leamon as 900 inactive dur
ing the past yeHf.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Mrs. Cecil Mercer
ENtertainS Club

Mrs. Cecil Mercer entertained
her bridge club at her home re-
Gently with score awards going
10 Mrs. ). O. Prince and Mrs.
Jimmy Il. Deus tor first and
second high r,.pcct.lcly.
Others pIayIn" were Mr.
Arthur Prince. Mrs. Marion
Baxter, Mrs. j {. Singlctary
Mrs. ). NJ. S".cs. Jr.. Mrs. Jane,
Bricc, Mrs. Graham johnson
Mrs. Fred NJ. Jcrnigan, ST.. Mis-
Howard iarrciSuu, Mrs. ". {
Thompson. and Mrs. J. NJ. Nc
Cougar.
y sweet course wu- scrvcc
during the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Winners Named
In Contest AT
RueY's Store

Rucy's Clothing Store has an
the winners in the
Business Adjustment Sale con-
test that closed Saturday. No
vember 81.
First place winner of the pony
went to Mrs. Wayland Fowler
with 1913 points.
Other winners are as follows:
2nd prizc-Mrs. Walton Spivey
with l22,926 points; 3rd prize
Mrs. p. c. Lanier, ll7,764 points;
4th priZc-MrS. Pink Fowler
lO2.6l8 points; 5th prize-MrS
Yanccy Mobiles, 1884 points
9th prizc-Lena Mae Small, g.
272 points; and 7th prize-Hu-
bert SolCS, $3.50.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
a Injured Fri.
In Accidents

One person was critically in
jured and three others were also
hospitalized as the result of two
traffic miShaps Friday in the
county.
From Whiteville w. b. Hobbs
was reported in critical condi-
tion by hospital attendants Fir
day following a collision at the
intersection of Powell Blvd. and
Lewis street. Also hoSpitaliZed
as a result Of the same accident
were Daniel Todd and Lawrence
Bowers. Doctors said each Sut-
fered a fractured pelvis in the
crash.
Another man, Josiah MaultSby
received a bruised leg. Felix
Smith was the driver of the car
in which the four We're passcng-
crS.
Policeman Ray Williamson
said that the car cOllidcd with
another driven by W. Crowcll
Brack about 10 a. III.
No charges were filled.
In the other accident, Miss
Ordle Inland Sellers Of Rt. /
Chadbourn. suffered broken
right knee and cuts and Bruises
when she smashed into the side
o: a school bus on rural road
two miles southwest of White
vile
Raymond Hammonds, driver
Of the bus WAS charged Wit.
failure TO yield the right of way
according 10 Highway Patrol.
man II. 5. wilkins who invcsti.
gated the accident.
Neither HdmmonoS nor tn,
lone passenger on the bus wcr,
injured
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
College Cugers To
Play I'm Columbus

Williams and Nakina are two
places where the High Point
College Panther bias ketb a | !
squad will play during the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Coach Virgil Vow of the Pan
theirs said today that he will
carry his club to Windy Hill
Beach, S. c. for the holidays and
will play four straight nights in
nearby high school gyms in
order to keep the cagers in con-
ditiOn for the regular season
which opens on Dec. ! at East
Carolina College in Greenvillc.
The Panthcrs will play at Will
liamS Township gymnasium on
Wednesday night, Nov. IS.
Then, on Friday night. Nov
~, the High Point crew will
appear at Nakina Highs gym
A Nakina boy, Willard Formy-
.Duval, is senior member Of
Coach Vows PanthcrS this year
i gym is also being sought in
this area Tor Thanksgiving night,
Nov. %, but the date is still
open at present. Any school int
rested III securing the Painters
a that evening may contact
Coach Vow at High Point Col
llcge.
The games TO be played at the
different gyms will be between
top varsity players and new
lcomcrS trying to break into the
Panther lineup: thus top per-
formanccs are due on every o..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25

Sr.. wedding anniversaries
Fri. Nov. ~ - Elizabeth Am:
Cox.
Sun Nov. 20 -- Tchin Ray
Ed Norris. Mrs. +. NJ. Jcrnigan
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Powell
wedding anniversary.
Mon. Nov. 80 - Ralph In
man. Joe F.. Coleman. Mrs. Bell,
Spivey. Rotary and Civilian meet
Tue, Dec. - Mrs. p. ID
Zulick. Bill Page; Mr.. and Mrs
f. w. Fonviellc. wedding ami
vcrsary. Presbyterian Circles and
W.S.C.S. Circles to meet.
Wed. Dec. 2 Barry Mills
Q. l.. Coleman. Bcrlyne Rogers
Ronnie Bell, Pearl Fowler
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Contestant On Price Is Riuhi"
Saw No Evidence OF "Riuuinu"

Is THE Price Is Right" tele-
vision show rugged? a Columbus
County housewife who won
some loot on the NBC opus last
year was recently asked?
Mrs. w. d. Vreland, wife of a
Cha bourn doctor and Merch-
ants Association president, an
swered without hesitation, Not
as far as l know"
But during the period Of her
participation the daily televi-
sion quiz show Mrs. Vreeland
recalled during one commercial
she and fellow-contcstants were
prompted slightly" on the value
of one item which the panel was
uy3 to guess the price of.
Formal of The Price Is
Right" concerns daily array of
merchandise for which contest
ants render bids; the contestant
who comes closest to the correct
price of the item under consid-
Grafton, wins.
During that commercial a
q woman (probably an associate
oducer) came onstage and told
cac contestant that the next
item to be bid on had a value
between Sl.lO to S2.lO," she said
and added Il wouldn't call that
rigging. Maybe it was a form of
control"
In the recent House Subcon-
mlttce investigation of ethics
employed on big-moncy tClcyi-
sion quiz shows, may producers
denied that they had any part
i'll Eging their productions. but
s"niN Of them admitted tina. the
shows were controlled"
Mrs. Vrceland'S appearance
on the New York produced show
was IN April of last year. AL
though her participation was
limited to a single dag, she re-
turned To Chadbourn tn" proud
owner of air conditioucr-heatinp
system (valu"d at $500 and d
hi-fi radiu-tclcviSion combina-
$50 her winnings.
Becoming a contestant on the
Bill Cullcn-cmcced show was
an unexpected pleasure for Mrs
Vreeland. She and the doctor
were mentioning il New York
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
TAKE BASIC TRAINING

PITS. Woodrow r. Heath Jr.
and Booker W. Hickman have
been assigned to Company c. !
Battalion Training Regiment
at Fort Jackson, S. c.. for eight
weeks of basic combat training
Both privatcs are natives Of
Tabor City. Heath is the son OF
Mr.. Woodrow r. Heath an.
Hickman is the son Of Mr. an.
Mrs. Lester Long.
After completing b'siC train
ing. normally each will be cligi-
bic for two week leave bcfur
reporting 90 his next ASSIGNMENT
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
FideHs S. S. Glass
Holds Regular Meet

Mrs. Cecil mercer va, hostcs
for the monthly meeting ~ Tn,
Fidelis Sunday School Clas.
Tabor Ciy Baptist Church.
her home Monday evening.
Mrs Eugene Cook gave u,
program and Mrs. baDos,
Fecher, vice president. presided
a sweet course was served b,
Mrs. Mercer TO Is members.
The class will meet with Mrs
A p. Rogers, Sr. at her home
Icn December ID.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Fair Bluff
BY Special Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Prince had
visiting them recently Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Page. Ernest Jr..
and Miss Page of Greenvillc,
Fla. and Albany, Ga.
Mrs. Rcbccca Townsend Dosicr
OF Whitakcrs visited Mrs. Cor
don Townsend and Mrs. Berry
Townsend and other relatives in
Fair Bluff last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde b. Town
send were in RoXboro over the
weekend visiting their son and
dauGhtcr-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Orion Berry Townsend.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Clara
Nance were Harry Grant. Mrs
Lucy and Miss Hannah Kate
Grant of Myrtle Beach.
DR.. Gordon Lee Townsend
Mrs. Townsend and their two
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified as Admins.
traitor Of the estate OF ClarCnC,
BlanCo Sellers, deceased. late O
Columbus County. North Caro-.
lima. this is 20 notify all person,
claims against the Cstat,
VI said deceased to exhibit then
o the undersigned at Tabo
'ity. North Carolina. on or be
orc the 23rd day of November
1860. or this notice will b.
pleaded m bar Of Their recovery
Nj persons indebted To sal
state will please make immCs
dC payment
This 25ra uay Of Ncvcm0c
1859.
j. a. SELLERS
Administrator Of
the estate of
Clarence Blancu
Sellers, Deceased.
POWELL, LEE & LEE,
Attorneys
N25,D2,9,16,23,3o
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Workshop Attended
By Chorus Members

Tabor City was well repre-
scented at the North Carolina
Choral Workshop Reunion held
in Greensboro during the week
end
Among them were Mrs. w. W.
Woody, Mrs. o. V. Hicks, and
Mrs. II. Il. Bell. Also Martha
Brooks Bell, Sue Kelly. Kitty
Kelly, Judy Nix and Marjori,
Granger.
Lucia Woody drove to Greens
bOro witr them for a visit with
Linda Billiard at her home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Mcmillan Circle
GiUeS WINS Program

Members of the Leila McMil-
Liam Circle of the Tabor City
Baptist WINS gave the program
entitled Korea" at the general
session held at the church this
month.
Taking special parts were Mrs.
{. L. Walden. Mrs. JENNINGS
Crowley, Mrs. NJ. D. Thompson,
Mrs. NJ. G. Thompson and Mrs.
c. G.. WeStmorcland.
Mrs. r. 3. Mallard, WINS vice
president, presided at the bust
ness session.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25

children of Dunn visited his
mother, Mrs. c. Gordon Town
send for the day Sunday.
Wolfe Edwards, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Edwards is now
stationed at Fort Benning. Ga. for
boot training.
Charlie Small left last week
for Morehead. KY. where he will
be associated with the tobacco
market.
eaving this week for the Win
chester, Ky. tobacco market
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee
Small.
Spending Sunday of last week
in Wilmington as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. 7. Jones was Mrs
Rhoda Small.
Mrs. Donnie Floyd of Chad.
bourn visited hers family the
Auty Floyd's for the day Friday
Mrs. Henry Coleman has re,
turned from Atlanta. Ga. after Z
visit of two weeks with the fami,
ly of DR.. William Henry Jones
of Emory University.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank
Rogers las weekend were thch
son. Mr.. and Mrs. John Roger.
and daughter. Pamela, of Ra
leigh.
Mrs. Charlie Noble is VISITING
her sister. Mrs. W. A. Stokes OF
Grcenville for a week.
Mrs. Eva Grey Oliver who i.
employed by the williamson
Community Hospital of Whining
ton visited her parents. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Brice Ellington Friday anC
Saturday of last week.
/ Mrs. Nathaniel Scott ant
daughter, Joyce. Janet and Joar
of Grecnville visited the Clifford
Edwards and the Charlie Noble:
over the weekend.
p. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hammond
and children were dinner guest.
last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
!, ,Clemon Hammond of Green Sea
Mrs. J. O. Minton is visiting
her son and daughtcr-in-law. Mr.
, and Mrs. Roger Minton of New
I Topsail Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson
of Hemingway visited Mrs. An
A dcrson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
"A. p. Rogers for day last week
, end.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Olive
Rogers for an afternoon were
, their daughter, Mrs. James John
son and children, Ted and Jerr.
of Rowland
Visiting last weekend in Char
lesion We're Mr.. and Mrs. J
Bruce Eure and Mr.. and Mrs
Tommic Thompson.
Mrs. Frank Thompson of Con
way was Mondays guest of he
sister. Mrs. J. Bruce Eurc.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. c
Rogers a recent weekend werl
their daughter. Mrs. Ronni'
Cashwcll and daughter. Carole
of Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van r. Powell
and daughter. Richie of Cherav
spent Sunday in Fair Bluff visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Powell.
Mickie Edwards was crowned
queen at the Halloween Carniva
at the High School.
The Woman's Club entertain
ed the teachers of the Fair Bluff
School at Coffe eHour at tn
home of Mrs. /. NJ. Scott from
300 to 400 Friday afternoon
Assisting Mrs. Scott in servin
we're Mesdames Frank Waddel
Sam Scott and Harold Turner.
written For Lasts Edition.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
Birthday
Calendar

Thurs. Nov. 20 - ThankSgiv-
u Day - Mrs. Austin Miller,
RS. Jim New. Mrs. LillOn
right. DR.. and Mrs. y. \ {.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. T"r-"ll !
1zicr. Mr.. and Ms. Bill HI
an, Mr.. and Ms. Clv'c SIN !,
~ NJ and Mrs. j. u Sol
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25
WOODROW GRANGER

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Grain
rr are at Duke Hospital, Dur
ham. where he is slated for eye
surgery today.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-25

casion. In connection with the
games, too, short clinics Oh In
dividual and team training and
fundamentals of college basket
ball will be held, ow said
(JIGGS POWERS).
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The Sidney herald., 1959-10-14

ty, North Dakota.
Students, guides and teachers
making the tour are to be at the
office of the County Superinten-
dent of Schools, Mrs. Ernster, by
8:45 am. Saturday. The tour will
consist of visits to the, Tractor &
Equipment Co., Holly Sugar Co.,
Montana-Dakota Utilities PlRnt,
Sidney High School, Richland
County Court House and the Sid
ney Fire Department, and a free
motion picture at the Centre Thea
ire. Mr.. Suckstorff of the Centre
Theatre has furnished a free movie
for the Kiwanis Industrial Tour
every year for the past twenty
years, for which the Kiwanis Club
of Sidney and students taking the
tours r very grateful.
The Sidney Kiwanis Club will
award plaques at one of their SCH
eduled luncheon meetings at a
later date to the three submitting
the best essays entitled my Xiv
anis Tour of Sidney" These essays
are to be mailed to the office of
the county superintendent in Sid
ney by November /, 1859.
Mrs. Ernster, county superinten-
dent, and Miss Thompson have
rendered a great amount of assis-
lance to the Kiwanis Club to make
these tours the success they have
been.