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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

de Cuevas, will do the decor
for the November 20 Embassy
Ball here.
Jack Garfein, the Broadway
director, just received official
notice Of reimbursement from
the German government for
Services rendered" The serv-
ices: Four years in the slave
labor concentration camps OF
Auschwitz, Belsen, Dachau
where his mother, father and
sister were killed. The pay
ment: $712. -. Garfein, OF
course, is donating it to charity.
In his search for Indians fol-
roles in yellowstone Kelly
director Gordon Douglas could
find only five braves who are
over 6 foot. The average height
of Indians today is 5-foot-8
SimOne Signoret turned down
all Broadway offers. She will
accompany her husband, Yves
Montana, to Hollywood to dis
cuss screen roles.
\ 4 y
Diana Barrymore was in E.
Morocco last Friday night
wearing modest jewelry items
Miss Barrymore discarded 9
huge ring she'd worn after she
showed it to Edna Ferber who
said: THAT is the most repul-
sive single object I have ever
SEEN"
Walter Cr0nkite has been dis
couraged from driving race cars
again. He participated in the
race to Las Vegas. His car over
turned twice and fell into 6
stream. 1.-THE Kosher Wild.
ow," the new musical in which
Molly Picon and Jacob KalicI
made their triumphant return
to Second avenue is a sell-out
for the next 10 weeks.
Mickey Deems, who plays thu
hilarious drunk in Colder
Fleeing" says he got his ex.
perience when, for years, HI
was the bartenders' pride anc
joy.
Dinah Shore will be the frs
woman to be guest of honor al
the Friars Clubs annual dinner
at the Waldorf in April. . Tit
sale of the Desert Inn of La
Vegas has been temperate,
postponed. Bishop Fulton Sheer
will make his first visit to Israe
in the spring to collect materia
for a book about the Middl
East. He is also planning visit
to Egypt and Jordon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06

Alexander Schneider. the Sec
ond violinist Of the Budapest
Quartet for whom fiddle play
ing isn't enough. left his COM
rades recently and temporarily
to 90 to New York to play Bach
cello suites on the viola. The
remainder Of the quartet,
therefore. got five other mu-
sicians to take his place and
gave Q fine recital last night at
the Library Of Congress. play
ing q new octet Of Paul Hinde-
NTH and the E fiat septet OF
Beethoven.
In Its excitement. the staff of
the music division Of the Lii
brary raised the pitch Of the
latter piece o whole tone, list
ing 1t as In r major. The Buda-
pest Quartet. naturally. calmly
played 1t In the key 1t has been
using for 80 years.
The new Hindemith piece is
in five movements. and exploits
the instruments in the manner
which the composer has made
his own-dry, incisive and
vivid. While the sounds Of the
music were often fascinating,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE
star Music Critic

The Budapest Quartet. with as
:.l ns JOINT b DsES = h SRC'S ss%a
sssTs ' consrs asv'p sic gran ocst
for clarinet, bassoon,. horn. violin,
two yiolas, cello and double bass
(i0b7-S), Hlndemith; eeptet for
clarinet, bassoon, horn. violin, viola.
cello and double bass. Opus TO-
Beethoven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
Mrs. Thurmond Gets
Hospital Checkup
BY the Associated Pres

Mrs. Jean Thurmond, wife
Of Senator Thurmond. Demo-
crat of South Carolina. has re-
entered the National Institutes
Of Health in Bethesda. Md.
Mrs. Thurmond returned for
a check of the results Of an
operation she underwent in
September for removal Of q
brain tumor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
GP0 BIanles
Patent Office

The Government Printing
ONCE says a $1,776 printing bill
in a patent case, blasted yes
terday as unreasonable" by
the United States Court OF
Appeals, was about one-third
the fault Of Patent once at
torneys.
They demanded so many al
terations in the original legal
papers that 1t ran the cost up
by $537. a GPO spokesman said
yesterday.
The size Of the bill was critic
lied by the appellate court in
an opinion which held that the
Patent ONCE must pay all costs
in excess Of $3.75 a page for the
printed documents.
Cost Of the legal papers, In
GLIDING photostats and other
matter. was estimated at $9.75
a page.
The Patent once had con-
tended an inventor who sue
cessfully had contested denial
Of a patent. should pick up the
tab for the Government briefs
and other papers.
But the appellate tribunal
declared that court rules al.
lowed only $3.75 q page to be
assessed against the inventor
Thomas ]. Allen Of Burbank
Calf.
Mr.. Allen had devised q
method Of rehabilitating worn
bearings.
The court found the $9.7s
per page charge was three
times the going commercial
price for the same work"
In addition to the "altera.
tions," the GPO spokesman
said the cost was increased by
/. Sewing and gluing thu
brief instead Of using wire
stitches because the 156-pagl
document was so bulky.
2. The specified page size wa!
larger than normal.
8. Offset printing was uset
because Of the nature Of tn,
illustrations.
4. An extra proof Reading
was required upon demand O
the Patent Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
HOLLYWOO
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Everywhere but Together

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-
While Fernando Lamas is d.
recting and starring in 1.-THE
Ravager." in partnership with
writer Freddie Finklehoffe,
Mrs. Lamas-beautiful redhead
Arlene Dahl-will be co-star-
ring with o. w. Fischer In
Mistress OF the World" In
Munich. Then Arlene will play
"Sappho" in Rome while Fer
nando makes a movie in his
native South America. II they
leave soon enough, Liz Taylor
and Eddie Fisher will rent thu
Lamas' house in New York's
east sos.
Marlene Dietrich left hei
wallet with $l82 in bills in it
at Uncle Bernie's toy shop in
Beverly Hills. But Uncle B
didn't know 1t was Marlene's
because there was no identifi-
cation in the wallet. A week
later Miss Dietrich came back
to Bernie's to buy more toys
for her grandchildren. He cas-
ually mentioned the dollar
stuffed billfold. 80 that's
where I left I'll" said the CRATE
full Miss D.
Steve Mcqueen and wife
Nellie Adams were apart on
their third wedding anniver-
sary yesterday. Steve's doing
p. as in st. Louis. Last year
he was on film location in Arr
IONA. You'll be seeing Jim
Backus in at Sunset Strip"
Everyone likes to emote in
these popular television shows.
But Bette Davis would have
been ahead not to have played
Madame Queenie whatever-it-
was in that recent wagon
Train" She looked fine-but
oh, those silly lines!
What's this? Edith Head de-
signing u costume changes for
Henry Silva in Jerry Lewis
Cinderella" Edith designs
clothes for women. Sidney
POTTER flies to Martinique in
January to play the escaped
convict in THE Devil at -Four
O'Clock" with Spencer Tracy
as the priest who helps him.
Tuesday Weld is dating Lee
Kinsolving, television actor
from New York, who says he
knew her before she was Tues
day Weld. Don't confuse
Bobby DARN with James OAR
rem. Only one r for Bobby.
Rhonda Fleming has been
tossing some parties this week
for new beau Walter Troutman,
who likes to be seen with lovely
movie maidens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
1860 Passion Play
Is Complete SeIIout

MUNICH. Nov. 6 (AP).-Al
81 performances Of the decen'
NAL Oberammergau Passion
Play next year are sold out
the Bavarian economics minis.
try reports.
There is no possibility Of more
performances. it explains, be.
cause the endurance Of the lay
actors will be consumed by the
schedule Of all-day shows. But
German railways and bus com.
panies have special ticket al.
lotmentS that may serve some
late corners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06

Leslie CarOn will sign no
more contracts that keep her
away from husband Peter Hall
and their two children in Lon
don. She was apart from them
for almost three months doing
THE Subterraneans" in Holly
wood. That's not the way to
be happy and married." says
Leslie.
Very good cast for the
movie version of Three Penny
Opera" to be made in Berlin
Giulietta Massina, who was SO
wonderful in La Strada";; Max
Schell, very good in "The Nu-
ernberg Trials" on television
Anita Ekberg and the corps de
ballet from the Berlin Opera
House.
George Hamilton, the young
man-about-Metro who would
like to be known as another
Rudolph Valentino" bought
one of the rich Valentino tap
estries to hang in the hall Of
his apartment. Hamilton does
look q lot like the late Rudy.
Now all young George needs
is a big lover role. Currently
he is co-starring with Natalie
Wood and Robert Wagner in
"All the Fine Young Canni-
balls" Helen Rose has designed
a witch" dress in black for
Natalie to wear in the movie.
The only lion in Metros
Roman epic, ben Hur." is Leo
the Lion who roars as usual
at the beginning of the film.
No eating Of Christians, thank
goodness, in this one.
y \ y y
Clark Gable, Cary Grant and
Gary Cooper won't agree that
46 is too old to be playing
romantic roles on stage or
screen. But Jean Pierre Aum0nt,
who has reached that age, says
II play no more romantic lead
ing men parts. From now !
will be serious and mature. "
He's making q mistake.
Mike Todd, jr., promises that
he can change the smell Of
garlic to q scented petal in
four seconds fiat, when we see
his smellie film, 1.-THE Scent
of Mystery" Hurry up. Mike,
7 want to smell this picture.
ROsalind Russell, dining at
The Four Seasons under q big
hat, was surprised when Gen.
Carlos R0mulO sent a waiter
over to ask, Where did you
get that Chapeau?" Roe is
what I call a sensation-type
dresser. Sometimes good, some
times not-but always sensa-
tional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C.. ld,D couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, tDdit three
full days and receiDe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Robert W. Barros, III. 90, Silver
sprinE, and Carol A. Mauro' %
Robert J. Redderssn, 21. 1888 21st
RI, Sc, and Carol r. Hans. 10,
Billy Ledbetter. 20, and sharon L
Frenkenburger, IL. both OF Alex
andria.
Howard B. Necessary, So. 1915 q st
NV, and Jessie M. Finehem. 36
1104 18th ct. NV.
Clarence Niche. Al. and Amanda
Mullen. 81. both Of 1871 q st. NV.
Robert Z. Jones, 20, GIL Morton ct.
507 Morton ct. NV.
Joseph M. Cooper. 20. 74s Harvard
FL. 415 Randolph st. NV.
Thomas p. Stephens, rs, 910 9Th ct
ne, and Julia NJ. Richmont, 20
739 10th ct. ne.
Ferenc L. ezekely, 80, and Josefa d.
10 CruS Garcia, "a. both Of 1885
18th st. NV.
Frank Shields, r., FL. 1913 Allison
st. NV. and Frances =. Parks. %
1712 Kenilworth ave. ne.
James Z. Hobbs, so. Arlington. ent
Dolores H. Zelinsky. 20. S6o6 SStl
ct. NV.
Henry L. Smith, 20, l102 7th ct. ne.
and Ida J. Fernanders, 2S. Nyack
N. Y.
Mostyn K. Phillips. 81, $3.50 Gar
field st, NV, and Pauline G. Jones
20, 1853 California st. NV.
Harold D. Mease. 23, Boiling Air Fore
Base. and Anna M. Joyce, 20, 1885,
2Sth st. NV.
Donald M, Harris, 20, Fort Belvoir
Va, and Joan M. MacLaughlin, FL
3707 33d pl. NV.
Thomas T. Smith, As. 11z3 D ct. ne,
and Annie v. Harris. 81, 1929 stl
st. NV. Il
Arthur W. sitter. 81. collese Park
and Larue Z. Brigham. 2S, A
Plattsburg st. NV.
Arthur Harrington, f., 81, 22l7 14tl
ct. NV and Phyllis j. Nowlin, il
1910 Clay tr. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
Together at Last

Frances two famed movie
stars, Charles Boyer and
Maurice Chevalier, at last will
appear in a film together.
Joshua Logan signed them to
co-star in the film version of
Fanny" william Mge
has written a role for himself
in Loss Of Roses" His will be
the off-stage voice Of the
preacher at a revivalist meet
ing. Hugh Griffith, who
first created the role in London
will star in Waltz of the
Toreadors," with Irene Worth
and Mildred Natwick, for David
Susskind's TV-Play-of-the-
Week. Billy Rose told a
group Of girls: IT suspect that
every unmarried girl has a map
with red pins, denoting where
each eligible man can be
found"
OrsOn Welles told the Paris
press last week that he'd once
rejected a $150,000 offer to ap-
pear on q rugged TV Quiz show.
He didn't name the show, but
it was "21." Welles mentioned
it to me at the time, and I
printed 1t without naming the
show. Before he left New
York Welles sighed: when !
tried telling people the show
was fixed, nobody paid any
attention to it, and they said I
was mad. Then somebody else
blew the whistle and everybody
believed him"
The Earl Of Hardwood, cou-
sin Of the Queen of England,
is expected to be named artistic
director of the Edinburgh Fes-
tival. >. william Dieterle, the
veteran director who started
his career in Germany, Is back
there now to direct Mistress
of the World" =. Carroll
Baker, star of 1.-THE Miracle"
at the Radio City Music Hall,
worked in the stage show there
six years ago, with a dancing
and-magic act. Her act was
good, but the sleight-of-hand
stunts were too tiny to be seen
in the huge hall. Flo Zieg-
fields widow, Billie Burke,
whose autobiography was
Feather on My Nose" is writ
ing a sequel, Powder on My
Nose" Sugar Ray Robin
son and George Gainford now
are managing Tony Anthony,
the nghter.
Garry Davis, founder Of the
pacifist world citizens move
ment, auditioned last week for
a role in Frank LOesser'S new
musicl. "Greenwillow." AS his
addition song Davis sang the
Danny Kaye specially from
Lets Face It." the gibberish
Melody in 4-F."
\
Bill Miller, now featuring the
Holiday in Japan" show at
the New Frontier in Las Vegas
will produce a Holiday in
America" show for a japanese
tour. The Marquis de Lar
rain. nephew of the MARQUIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
NEWS OF MUSIC
5 Assisting Artists
Fortify Budopesters

the melodic material Of the
work seemed to me to be less
arresting than usual for
Hindemith. Perhaps in my case
1t was not the music that made
listening difficult but the sitting
heat Of Coolidge Auditorium.
Richard Wagner in his mem
oirs tells Of playing second
violin In the Beethoven septet
with some rustic musicians he
met on his travels. Over the
years the second violin part
has completely disappeared and
today the work is invariably
done with only q single fiddle.
All the wind players who
Joined the Budapest Quartet
last night are old friends of
the group. all familiar to
Washington music-lovers and
all players Of the highest at
tainments. John Barrows has
been my favorite horn player
ever since I went to college
with him a long time ago. and
Eli Carmen in my Swear
old sons favorite bassoonist,
playing for him q half day at
a time on q rather worn chill
dren's record.
AS for julius Levine. he is
one Of the very few people who
are able to play really well on
the double bass. David Open
heimer Is q first class New
York clarinetist, but he doesn't
play much any more except
on occasions he particularly
enjoys, and the story is he
always has to borrow q clarinet
every time he has an en-
gagement. The only thing ]
know about Samuel Lifschev
the second violist in the Hinde-
NTH. is that he plays ex-
tremely well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
British Royal Family
Gets Two HeIicopters

YEOVIL, England, Nov. G
(AP). Two seven passenger
helicopters for the use Of the
British royal family were de-
livered yesterday. The aircraft
are the first Of this type to be
placed in the service Of Queen
Elizabeth II and her royal rel
atives.
Up to now. they have used
naval or air force helicopters
when the need arose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06

Bill Miller, now featuring the
Holiday in Japan" show at
the New Frontier in Las Vegas,
will produce a Holiday in
America" show for a japanese
tour. The Marquis de Lar
rain. nephew of the MARQUIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Program Listings

sen. 10 rounds Feotheweiohts.
Miomi Beech Auditorium.
SIS ?, Performance. Dtnmo
"Boutbon Street" Dick Powell
StorS.
9-The Lineup. Dromo.
The Trop Door Spider Coss." A
pistol Ieods the law to nest Of
bandits when two hoods ossoult
and rob O reol estote operator.
Woner Anderson. Tom TuIly.
1890
5-Bie Story. Dromo.
7-John Dolly. News.
9-PeTson 70 Person. Murrow.
Audrey Meadows will "sit-in" for
Ed Murrow. A visit with Joshua
Logon ond his wife, CoIumnist
Jimmy Common.
l0:45
4-Joekpot Bowling.
7-Wecfher. Sports. News.
Allen. Siegel. MoIkie.
100
4-News and loeol News.
Horkness. Word.
5-Storiisht Theoter. Movie.
Ia Hours. Every Girl Should
Be Morried." l947. Cory 0ront,
Betsy Droke.
7-Fridoy Night Movie.
IA Hours. "Strowbery Blond"
lS4l. A comedy obout New
York in the qoy '9os. Rita Hoy
worth, JONES Cooney.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Doniels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
FRIDAY


4-Weother. News. Sports.
Forester Rash. Simpson.
9-The lote Show. Color.
Hours. "Centenniol Summer"
1916. Concerns family in s7e
during the Philadelphia Centsn-
niol Exposition. Jeanne CreIns
Cornell Wilde.
1870
4-Joek Poor Show. Variety.
I2:15
Lords Prayer.
l2:4S
5-Thousht for the Doy.
100
4-Goodnisht Show. Movie.
IA Hours. STORMY Voters"
1915. Jean Goblin. Michele
korqon. tFrench.1
1:IS
9-The Lofe. Late Show. Movie.
IA Hours. "FomiIy Affair"
1855. Ben Lyon. Bebs Donlsls.
1850
4-lnspirotion.
9-Meditotion. Weother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
March n
300

AN S-mod. Mystery.
"Ghost Town" BoIlinoer proves
o decd man guilty OF kidnapping.
Lee Marvin stors.
7-Tombstone Territory.
"Payroll to Tombstone" Four
suspects ore involved in the rob-
bery of the Army payroll. Pat
Convoy stors.
9-PhiI SiIvers Show. Comedy.
Serot BiIko tries TO moke on Of
ftcer out OF his friend Pvt Pop
eTelii.
$50
4-The Thin Mon. Comedy.
Peter Lowford Phyllis Kirk.
5-Mon Without Gun.
TIT Sunset Strip. Mystery.
! Hour. "A Check VIII Do
Nicely" An Anericon fother.
feorino his schoolgirl daughter is
obducted in Poris, hires O privote
Investigator TO trock down the
suspects. Edword Byrnes. Etrem
Zimbolist, IT,, Jonet loke.
9-TN Playhouse. Dromo.
THE Solt Mine" A eorpetboo
detective is hired by on ottroctive
woman to recover her investment
in O phoney gold mine. Scott
6rody. Ernie Kovocs. Morie Wind
Sor.
1000
4-covuIeode OF Sports.
Harold Comes VS.. Paul Jorocn-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
. Aggie
Drugnet
BY HILDA CRIBB
Hi. Folks!


The Monogram Club met
Monday in Mr. Thompson's
room. Mr.. Thompson discussed
WIN us the trip which the bask-
etball girls will take to Crescent
Beach. Also, they voted by Sec
ret ballot for the two girls who
will receive the Best Sports
manShip award and the Most
Valuable Player award. Several
girls will receive stars Friday
They are Daphne Hardie, Sonya
Williams. Faye Crib. Sarah
Ward, Ann Ward, LA Wee Neal
Oh Mildred Simmons. France.
Walters, Marian Hughes. Bob
bic Ann HinSun. Rcba Mae
WARD, Susie Mcpherson. and our
manager, Marguerite Ward
Congratulations to all YOU girls
All the basketball girls want tc
express their deep appreciation
To- Mr Vernon Thompson Tor the
wonderful work he has done for
each one of us.
Nancy Ann Stanley and john
H'Grainger will go to Whining
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLES

MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Nealcy
md children OF brownsville
spent the weekend here visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobbie Norris
of Chadboun visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Norris Sunday also
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Garrcll
announce the birth of a son on
April 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Norris an
nouncc the birth OF Il son May ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. &. Duncan
the birth of a daugh-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

Joann. Johnny and Shclvia still
have those certain seats in MI.
SaSSCr'S room. BY the way.
Johnny, how do you spell mag
nolla? Doris and Marguerite are
waiting patiently for those two
all-important marines TO come
home. Jerry Mcpherson, James
Henry and Ralph were very
sleepy Monday morning. Boys
that's what staying out late at
night will do for you. Ila Wee,
you're seen quite often with a
certain boy these days, Wee, you
couldn't be getting serious.
could you? injured Simmons
seems to be happier than anyone
Use now that graduation is near.
Carolc Barnhill still talks about
that cute boy from Whites
Crossing. Robert Hardcc really
enjoyed his stay at the beach
Wonder why??? Neil. Mitchell
Rodney and Robert stayed UP
all night just to see the sun
come up. They didn't think that
tins WIS enough. 50 they got the
urls Uu AT 500 o'clock 10 see
II with them. Mi and Mrs
Lewis. YOU didn't get too much
sleep either, did you? Rodney
Mcpherson turned his bed over.
and | think II was over MIR
L"wiS'S head. All-in-all. we had
a wonderful time.
since this school year IS COM
N ID 4 cLnSn and | VIII CONN
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

ter May 6.
MIR. and Mrs. Ruther Lee Soles
and Howard Norris were Sun
day visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar SolcS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Battcn and
children OF Pagemill were Sun
lay visitors OF her mother. Mrs
Nellie HARRISON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock GarrelI
were the Sunday visitors OF MIR
and Mrs. Ruther Lee Soles.
Miss Betty Duncan is a patti
mt IN the Columbus County
Hospital.
Mrs. Neil HinSon and children
of Whitcville visited her mother
Mrs. Betty Norris. recently.
Youlcy SolcS of China Grove
nnd Mrs. Ida Bell Cartrcttc also
McDuiiic SulcS were the Satur.
day night visitors of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Oscar Soles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
ton Thursday for the Bus Rodeo
Good luck, Nancy and Johnny.
PerSOnalitieS-of L the-Week


She's junior. She has brown
hair and brown eyes. She's tall
and weighs about ll6 pounds
She's a member of F. II. A. and
the Monogram Club and she is
IN excellent ball player. She
played first string forward. She
makes average grades. She has
a very sweet personality and
everyone likes her very much.
Her name is Sonya Williams.
He's a junior. He has brown
curly hair and brown eyes. He's
a member of the Monogram
Club, F. F. A, and student coun-
Gil. He makes average grades.
He's hoping to be president of
+. +. A. and we think he will
If he keeps on with the poll
tlCC. He's very cute and has a
nice personality. This dcscrip-
ton fits only one perSon-Mit-
.ChCll Cartrcttc.
Roundabout Talk
ElolSc Spivcy. Barbara God
win, Lois Mcarcs, Barbara and
Patsy seem To enjoy chatting
together. Sarah, Ann, Nancy
BcrnCeSc. Pat. Rodney, Faye
Doris. Jean. John Wayne. Bob
by, Dinkcy and Jan are very
excited about their caps and
gowns. They say this really does
make them feel like seniors
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

'be graduating q hopc), l should
like to take this opportunity &c
express my thanks to all my
readers. have truly enjoyed
writing the Dragnet this year
I'm quite certain that Robert
Hardie, who is taking my place
for the coming year, will enjoy
writing just as much as l have
and will do much better jot
than | have done. So to you
Robert, | leave all the gossip OF
the 1888 1860 school year. A
gain. | wish To thank you al
very much. and may everyone
of you haavc the happicSt sum-
mCr ever,