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The Nome nugget., 1959-06-19
Having Louisiana Governor Hauled
 To State Hospital

BATON ROUGE, La, R - Hoarsely screaming curses, Gov ernor Earl K. Long of Louisiana battled all the way with sheriff s deputies last night as they hauled him to mental hospital for the second time in three weeks.
 God damn it, God damn it, God damn it, the rumpled and sweating Governor beloved.
 'Hell, I'm not going to get in there," he yelled when they tugged him into a shediff's car to take him to Southeast Louisi- ana State Hospital at Vaudeville
 The 63 year old Governor swung a roundhouse right at a deputy but missed.
 Dr. Chester Williams, coroner of East Baton Rouge Parish, said Governor Long had suffered from delusions of persecution. The medical name is paranoic schizo- phrenia.
 But Long remained unconvinced that he needed hospital treat ment.
 q don't feel I need to be hos pitalized," Long told physicians at the Vaudeville institution.
 Dr. Charles Belcher, acting su- perintendent of Southeast, indi- cated Thursday night in an inter view with the Associated Press that Long must remain in his hos pital at least 30 days.
 This latest chapter in the weird and tragic story of Earl Kemp Long pitched Louisiana politicians into additinal jitters. Who is to take his place as Governor is the big question.
 It. Governor Lether Frazar, it  is supposed, will step into the breach, as he did when members of the Long family flew a drugged and unwilling Governor May 30 to a psychiatric clinic in Calves ton, Texas. However, nothing is certain.
 In his New Orleans hotel, the Governor hastily de- clined to say one word on the situation.
 "They may impeach me for being 50 dumb" Frazar told news men, But I don't know where I stand"
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-19
Bartlett Asks for V. A. Naturalization Contracts

WASHINGTON, LR - Legisla- tion offered Wednesday would permit the Veterans Administra- tion to contract with private hos pitals in Alaska for treatment of war veterans.
 The bill was introduced by Sen ator Bartlett It was co-sponsored by Senator Gruening.
 Bartlett said because Alaska has no VA. hospitals, treatment in private hospitals is the only feas- ible way to provide Alaska veter- ans with the very same benefits which veterans in the other states are enjoying"
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-19
Miami Tornado Weather Followed by Rain Torrents

MIAMI, Fla, R - Pouring rain added to the misery of tornado scared Miami yesterday s weary householders> tried to patch up damage caused by the vicious storm which swept the city We'd nesday night, injuring at least 100 persons.
 The Highway Patrol, which gave the injury estimate, also cal culated damage at over $1,OO0,- 900. There were no deaths.
 The Miami storm was the first of it's kind since the late 1940s when a hurricane-spawned torna- do destroyed much property.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-19
WEDNESDAY BASEBALL

American League New York 7, Chicago 8. Washington ', Kansas City 2. Baltimore 4, Detroit 0.
 National League Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 2. San Francisco ?, Cincinnati 5. Los Angeles 1O-4, Milwaukee 70. St. Louis 10, Philadelphia 4.
 Pacific Coast League Seattle 7-9, Sacramento 6-4. Portland 4, Phoenix l. Vancouver 6, Salt Lake City 5. Spokane II, San Diego 10.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-19
WEATHER FORECAST

Fog tonight and partly cloudy Saturday. Lowest temperature ex- pected tonight 40-45, the high to- morrow 50-55.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-19

Hear about the little moron who ate bullets so his hair would come out in bangs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-03
British
Visitors
HOnOred

Three high-ranking British
air officers and their wives
VINO are visiting here were
entertained yesterday at q
luncheon and two dinners.
The luncheon honored Brit
ish Air Chief Marshal Sir
Edward Chiffon. commander
in chief Of the British Coast
al Command and also COM
mander in chief (Air) Of the
E a stern Atlantic NATO
Forces, and Lady Chiffon.
Their hosts were the chair
man Of the British Joint
Services Mission, Air Chief
Marshal Sir George Mills and
Lady Mills.
Last night, the Chiltons
were among the guests at q
dinner given by the chair
man Of the Canadian Joint
STAFF and Mrs. Hendrick in.
honor of Air Vice Marshal
Oulton, who Is senior air
staff officer to Air Chief
Marshal Chiffon, and Mrs.
Oulton.
Others attending the din
ner in the Hendricks Wesley
Heights home were Maj. Gen.
r. A. Breitweiser, USAF, and
Mrs. Breitweiser; the Armed
Forces Attache Of New Zea-
land and Mrs. Gill, and
Group Capt. H. q. Richards
of the Royal Canadian Air
STAFF in Washington, and
Mrs. Richards.
The Chief Of Staff Of the
US. Air Force and Mrs.
Thomas D. White were the
hosts at the other dinner at
the Boiling Air Force Base
Officers Club. The honor
guests were Sir Dermot
Boyle, Chief Of the Air Staff
Of the Royal Air Force, and
Lady Boyle.
Sir Dermot arrived here
yesterday for q tour Of
USAF installations which
will begin with q visit to the
USAF Academy in Colo
RADIO Springs after he leaves
here today. Before his de-
parture he will be the lunch
con guest Of 1t. Gen. B. A.
Schriever, commander of the
Air Research and Develop
ment Command at Andrews
Air Force Base.
Head table guests at last
nights dinner included the
Viscount Hood, the British
Minister; the chairman Of
the Atomic Energy Commits
sion and Mrs. John A. Nc,
Cone, Air Vice Marshal
Walter Charles Sheen, head
of the Air Staff Of the Brit
ish Joint Services Mission,
and Mrs. Sheen. and Gen.
Charles P. Cabell, deputy di-
rector Of the Central Intel
ligence Agency, and Mrs.
Cabell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-03
HOmemukerS
To Meet ut
Maryland u.

A two-day meeting Of the
Maryland State Council of
Homemakers Clubs win be
held this week at the Student
Union of the University of
Maryland at College Park,
beginning at l pm. tomorrow.
A highlight Of the program
will be reports from delegates
to the conference Of the Asso-
ciated Country Women Of
the World held last summer
In Scotland. Mrs. w. H. Hill
OF Woodbine is in charge of
the reports to be presented
Wednesday night.
Reports also will be made
by delegates to the National
Home Demonstration Council
meeting which was held in
Portland, Greg. Thirty-seven
women attended from Mary
land.
Mrs. John Altvater of Tai
bot County in president of
the council and will make her
annual report on Thursday.
Business will include elee-
ton Of q vice president and
secretary to serve, for two
ythrS. beginning M January,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-03
Premiere.
To Benefit
LocaIANTA

The Washington premiere
Of Stsnley Kramer's ION the
Beach," will be held Deem
Der II at RKO Keith's for
the benefit Of the American
National Theater and Acad-
envy, Washington Chapter,
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon,
chairman, has announced.
All proceeds from the
premiere will go to ANITA,
Washington chapter, and in
vitations are being processed
and will be sent out shortly
for the event.
ANITA, chartered in 1885,
Ia q national organization Of
theater services. information
and activities. It is independ-
emily financed by its men,
beers and interested donors
toward the purpose Of
extendin 9 the best living
theater to every corner of
the Nation.
A special benefit commit
tee appointed to organize the
event is headed by Mrs.
Bacon as chairman, with
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss as
chairman Of the patrons COM
mittee; Mrs. Neill Phillips as
treasurer and Mr.. Robert
Richman as chairman Of the
program committee.
Others who will serve on
the committee are: Mr..
George w. Baker, Mr.. Hunt
ington Cairns, DR.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Ching, Mrs. John s.
Cooper. Mrs. James Douglas.
Mrs. j. William Fulbright,
the Rev. Gilbert Hartke, Mrs,
Gale Mclean, Mrs. A. S.
Monroney, Mr.. Walter T.
Ridder, Mr.. Melvern j. Shelf
held, jr., Mr.. John s.
Thacher, Mr.. and Mrs. Andre
Visson and DR.. Louis Wright.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Midgets To Play In
ILumberton Tonight

The Midget Football squad
will go to Lumberton to night
"wednesday for a play at Arm
DRY Field at 7:30. The game is
scheduled to assist Lumberton
in their participation in a Ma
tional Midget tournament said
Don Jernigan and Maurice Huff
ham coaches
Those wishing to join the boys
and share transportation i'll 60
ing to Lumberton are asked to
meet at the local athletic field
at p. m.
Lumberton will play a return
game here early next week
The game scheduled by the
locals at Elizabethtown for last
Thursday was called off by Eliz-
allentown as they were drop
ping the Midget program.
Friday night the local team
defeated the Whiteville Lions in
Whiteville with score 10. All
40 Midgets were in attendance
Tor the well played game said
Jernigan today.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Census Forms
Now In Mail

QueStlonnaireS for the 1855
Census of Agriculture are now
in the mail and will be in the
hands of local farmers within a
few days. it was announced to-
day by Field Director joseph Il
Norwood Of the Census Bureau
regional office at Charlotte
The farm census questionnair-
les are being mailed from Chica-
60. Illinois with the distribution
med so that the report forms
VIII reach farmers about a week
ahead of the date when census
takers will begin the field cam
NaSS. The advance mailing is
Tor the purpose of giving farm
operators time TO consult their
RECORDS before filling in the an
."2rS required by the question
mares and getting them ready
Tor the census takers to pick ny,
IhiS procedure is designed a.
ASure greater accuracy OF re-
''!''nG and to save time bot.
I'd" The farmer and the cen su>
'kcr when the latte. calls NJ
he farm.
The 1859 Census OF A-l.r4
ture QUESTIONABLE is designed 10
provide information on til,
number and size of farms. acre
age ana harvest Of crops. live
stock production and inventor
les. selected farm facilities and
equipment. selected farm ex-
penditurcS. farm values. and
mortgage debt. On the average
each farmer is asked about 100
questions, many of which can
De answered by simply check
ing yes" or no"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Mrs. Mary Radon
Funeral Thurs.

Mrs. Mary E. RADON, 81. OF
Route 2. Aynor died in the Con-
way Hospital Wednesday MORN
ing.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at 3 p. IN. in Pleasant
Union Baptist Church, where
she was the oldest member, with
the Rev. Roland Lee officiating.
Burial will be in the church
cemetery, The body will be al
the residence of nephew. Nose
RADON, with whom she resided
A native of Horny County She
was a daughter of the late Sam
uel RADON and Rena Martin Ra-
bon and the widow of Jack
RADON.
Survivors include scvurraI
clyyeS and nephcws.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Cuideway News
By Mrs. Lester Long

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Long o
Dunn spent the weekend Will
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Long
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Monro,
of Eagles Springs were the Sat
urday dinner guests of Mr. anc
Mrs. Lester Long.
Mrs. Julius SuggS visited Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Ward recently
J ID. Long visited Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lester Long Friday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fault
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Long Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Leamon Sing,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. X. }. Long
recently.
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs
Lester Long recently were Lea,
mon Sings and Harvey Sugg>
also Jimmie Dale Long and
Mrs. J. d. ding
MIR and Mrs James Faulk and
children spent Sunday in vii
mington
Mr. and Mrs. ! F SnGlctary
visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. J Long
recently.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
BY uGGs POWERS
(waccamaw IA Publleistl

WHITEVILLE - Shallotte's
Waccamaw IA Champions will
NJ To Wilmington's Legion Men,
orial Stadium on Friday, Nov
20 at 8 y. m. to face the strong
Wallace-Rose Hill Bulldogs in
their Eastern N. C. Class AA
Semi-finals playoff game.
The site of the game with W.
RH. champions of the Coastal
Plains Conference, was decided
at a Monday night meeting held
in Wilmington. Principal Irie
Leonard of Shallotte and Coach
Thell Overman of Wallace an
nounced the results, jointly. AL
SO meeting with these two were
Coaches Gene Winfree and Doug
Henderson of Shallotte and 9TH
er W-RH representatives.
Shallotte sewed UP the WAA
title and State representation
spot two weeks ago. while the
Duplin County club had its title
won even earlier. But, the Por,
City meeting was necessary to
pick a neutral site for the play-
off game.
Wallace Rose Hill. running
from Overman's noted sinble-
wing maneuvers, has compiled a
7-l-2 record this year. losing
only TO Edenton early in the
season and being tied by Dunn
and Morehead City. They hand
ed Clinton'S AAA eleven its
first loss of the year. Friday
Winfree's Pirates have a 7-2
mark. losing only to Mt. Olives
defending State A champs in a
10 battle and to Whiteville in
a AT upset.
Shallotte closed its season
with a $50 win over Wampee-
I'ttlc River. S. c. last Friday as
Bobby Gore scored on passes
from Larry Holden for 10 and
81 yards and Eddie Gore % and
5 yards for IDS. Steve Gore
kicked all PATS. Whiteville.
with Marvin Tedder scoring
from 7 yards out. gained a &c
II" with Laurinburg. whose Tom
boStlc passed Is to Wallace
Mangrum for a I'd. Elizabeth
town whipped Tabor CITY. 1920
IN the final league game OF the
season within the WAA. Eddie
SihltE. who scored once on a .
yaro run, passed to Marvin TIA
urn on a 50-yard play for anot,l-
er I'D. while Walter Billiard ran
o. and Dick Porter so for other
EIown IDS. Henry Neil Wright
scored all Of Tabor Citv's. Sted-
man nIppcd Chaubourn. l4-l2
with Ncrilyn BunCc scoring both
OF the winners touchdowns and
Joe Nance bulling and Steve
Hooks going 4 for the Chad
oourE scores.
The only game left To play
among WAA members. other
than Shallotte's post-Season con-
test, comes off Thursday night
with LoriS, S. c. at Whitevillc
m an $50 battle. Final standings
e the 1859 WAA grid race:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Sb0iVer Is GiVen
For Mrs. Vault

Mrs. Monroe Vault. before hel
September Is wedding, Jonna
Fac Turbeville. was honored
with miscellaneous bridal
shower Friday evening at the
Woman's Clubhouse. Hostesses
for the occasion were Mrs. Har.
~ Floyd Bruton. Mrs. James
Stanley and Mrs. r. T. Bruton
The party room was decorat-
ed in arrangements of fall flow
ers. Refreshments were served
following a number of games
and contests directed by Mrs
Reece Burroughs.
About thirty were in attend
ance including Mrs. L. NJ. Vault
Mrs. Paul Vault. Mrs. Ann Hou-
sand. Mrs. Della Vault and Mrs.
Everettc Vaught. all of LoriS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
&c. Women's Club
10 Hear Mrs. WRIGHT

Mrs. Alice s. Wright. super
attendant Of Public Welfare.
Columbus County, will speak To
the Tabor City Woman's Club in
Il dinner meeting to be held =
"a coastal restaurant tomorrow
evening Thursday.
Club women will leave here
at 6 p. m. Those wishing to ioin
The party at late hour should
contact Mrs. J. c Singletary for
transportation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Prize Winners
Listed By Coop

The prize winning list for the
Annual Meeting of the Bruins
wick Electric Membership cooT
has been released as follows:
c. E. Electric Clock. Brenda
Gail Fowler, Clarendon. N. c.;
Westinghouse Automatic Laun.
dromat. Mrs. r. E. Lanier. Rt. 2
Clarkton, N. c.: Frigidaire Elec-
trio Range pheasant View Bap-
list church, Luther Frink, Rt. I,
Shallotte, N, C.; Norge Triple
Le-Action Washer. Mart Shuman
Ri. 4, Whiteville. N. c.: Zenith
Portable TV, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Devon Nealey. Ri. l, Box 24o
Chadbourn. n. c.: RCA Victor
Portable TV, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ludlum, Ash. N. c.
G. E. Designer TV. Mrs. Den
mis- Williams. l08 West Smith
Street, Whiteville. N. c.: Wizard
Matser Wringer Washer. Neil
Holden, Ri. 1. Supply. n. c..
General Electric Range, Jessie
c. Edwards, RI |. Evergreen
n. c.: Speed Queen "Convcn-
tional' Washer. Presoleon Bell,
Winnabow, N. c: Girls Bicycle.
Ella Mae Rogers. RI. =. Chad
bourn, N. C.: Boys Bicycle. Neil
Floyd, Ri l. Box SO. Evergreen
n C.; Electric Automatic Fry-
Skillet, Moses Howard. Rt ..
Whitevillc. y. C.: Sandwich
Toaster and Waffle Baker. Mrs.
John Jones. Jr.. RI. >. Whiteville.
N. c.; Toastmaster Electric Iron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hill. Shall
lottc, n. c.
Sunbeam Steam or Dry
Iron. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair
Daily. Ri. >. Box $50. Clarkton.
\. C.; Floor Lamp. FrankaAd-
olson, Rt. |. Wh;tcvillc. n. CT
Myers Water System. Mr.. and.
Mrs. Wilbur Hewctt. Supply
y c: Electric Fence Control
Hubert Norris. RI. 3. Box 2+7
Tah"" City. n. c.
Git Certificate. pcs>ic Nor.
ri'. - 3 Tabor City. y. G.
Gift Ccrtific1'n Nr. ard Mrs
II. NJ. King. Ri !. Supply. y. CT
Sunbeam Electric Fry Pan. Mrs.
Bud Fowler. Rt 3. Tabor City ,
Y c. Electric Rooster. Mr. and
-. Kirby ReaveS. Ri. |. Shall.
y. c: Lord Elgin Wrist
.r,"h. Vance Pait. RI !. Box
'93 BladcnbOrO. y c Electric
- vi" Dishwa.h"r. Nh. and
NJ s. L. .. Swi'h. ash. y. c..
5-"i,c" Dincttc Suite. Charlie
Rutland LongwoOd. y c. Bulova
Lady'S Watch. {. l.. SaSScr. Ma
kina. y c. aromatic G.. Z
Iron. Mr.. 7. \ Henry. Wilma
bow. y. C.. T'Inchorn Electric
Wall Clock. Sheppard Frink
n. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11

FIRST PLACE IN FIRST CONTEST - CAV,
Long, Chief Majorette of the Columbus County
Band displays the trophy she won recently at
Concord when she won top honors in a Drum
MaJorette of America Baton Twirling Contest
Gayle, student at Williams Township High
School, is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John W
Long of Clarendon. Her hobbies are baton twirl
lEg and dancing. She is student of Belcher
School of Dance and has appeared in several
dance numbers in Whitevile. Fayetteville Will
mlngton and Southport Bob Hodges Coumbr
County Band Master directs her in baton twirling.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11

Miss Sue Layfield. Miss Jay
Moore Sales. Miss Martha
Brooks Bell Miss Margaret In
man. Miss Vivian Fowler, Miss
Norris Gore. Miss Kitty Kelly
Miss Pam Spivey.
Fl. B. Todd, Make Watts, Le-
Verne Ward, Frank Rogers
Henry Neil Wright. Eugene
Watts, Joel Hedgecoe, Buster
Boswell, Tommy CAN'T.
We urge all the citizens to
receive the volunteer works and
give generously as il would be
most embarrassing should a dis
aSter occur in our area needing
the Red Cross funds and serv-
ices with us not having done
our part in preparation" said
the local chairmen.
The drive is officially under
way and will continue through
out the month of November.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Delta Kappa Gamma Observes
Twenty Fifth Anniversary

The Twenty-fifth Birthda,
celebration Of the Delta Kapp;
Gamma Society, an honor org
anization of women teachers
was held at Harry's Anchorage
Lake Waccamaw, Saturday. No.
vember Z, when Omega Chaptel
was hostess to the ten chapter:
comprising Region Two.
Registration began at 10 A. M
and was followed by a Coffee
Hour. Mrs. Constance H. Glenr
Of Smithfield, Director of Region
Two, presided over the Genera
Session. Miss Elsie Elkins
Omega Chapter, gave the well
come and Mrs. Kitty Byerly. PHI
Chapter. gave the response
"Threes" and Fiddle and L
were sung by Mrs. Evelyn Bry-
ant, Accompanied by Mrs. LOU
Use Wilson. both from Alpha
Omicorn Chapter.
Miss Nell Stinson, president OF
Alpha Omicron Chapter, RAJ
leigh. talked Interestingly on the
1859 Southeast Regional Confer
ence at Biloxi, Miss. last sum-
mer. Glimpses of the 1860 Inter-
national Convention to be held
in Miami and the 1861 Southeast
Regional Conference to be held
in Asheville were given by Mrs.
Edith Gilbert. Executive Secre-
tary, Eta State. Mrs. Margaret
Flinton, Eta State President
from Charlotte, talked on Del
ia Kappa Gamma Affairs" The
General Session closed with the
singing of the Delta Kappa
Gamma song.
The Birthday Luncheon was
held in the main dining room
and was presided over by Miss
Anne Brooks McGougan, Tabor
City, president of the hostess
chapter. The invocation WAS said
by Miss Helen Butler.
The beautifully decorated
birthday cake occupied a prom
inent place in the dining room
and after lunch Miss Gladys
Pittman, Elizabethtown. con-
Quoted most impressive Serv-
ice memorializing the founders
of Eta State in rhyme as she
lighted the candles. white for
those deceased and red for those
living. Presidents of each chapt-
er presented the gifts. 0Iding to
the Society'S Scholarship fund
substantially. as all chapters
were one hundred per cent IN
gifts.
Special Scholarships - As
piration and Fulfillment" was
the subject on which Miss Shar
non Morton, Wilmington, spoke
Adjournment followed. with the.
visiting teachers expressing their
enjoyment OF the unusual set
ting, the huge open fire, belvingI
the stormy weather outside. and.
the warm hospitality of Omega
Chapter. all contributing to a
profitable and most delightful
day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
YOUR
CALENDAR
NOVEMBER I2-IS

ThurSiay-Gaylc Kelly, Carl
ton Fonvicllr. Meeting for Tab
or City Woman'S Club.
Frl7-y-E. W. Fonvicllc, Bon
ME Dale Shelley. Shcncil Fowl
cr
Saturday - Rita Pemberton
Harrc!SCn.
sunday Marie Sellers. Steve
G"IdiInch, Phyllis Ann Bennett
Mike Fowler.
Monday-Peggy Ann Spivey
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom S. Angle and
Nj. and Mrs. Braddie Norris
wedding anniversaries. Meetings
for Civilian. Rotary, o. E. S.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Local Wors,-ers
Listed Fcrp E

Local volunteers for the fund
.r.Vc. American Red Cross. hay>
been named by Jimmy Gar-,I'
md Horace Cox. Co-Chai-m,n
Seeking contributions auC
carrying The message OF Red
'r' here will be Harold Ward.
.rwaI. Fowler. Frank MCGoug-
AZ. Jr.. Ebert Waddcll. Bill
,ogerS. Joe Garrcll.
Mrs. O'Ncal Shelley. Mrs
Frank MCGougan. Jr.. Miss Nan
~ HarrelSon. Miss Dixie Cox
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
PIERCE FAMILY

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom F.. Pierce
OF Bunnlcvcl and Fayetteville
along with their children. Tom
my and Cathy, visited here Sun
day. Mrs. Pierce is the Home
Economics teacher at Anderson
Creek High School and Mr..
Pierce is now member of he
Fayetteville police department.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
BASKETBALL TICKETS

Season tickets for all Tabor
City home games will 60 on sale
tomorrow, according to Coach
Bermey Stevens, and may be
purchased from the school and
in several local stores.
Prices for the tickets are $3.50
for children and $500 for adults
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11

Tabor City Garden Club.
Tuesday - Spencer Baxter.
Billy Prince, Jimmy Prince. Mr..
and Mrs. II. G.. DIneron, we'd
ding anniversary. Meetings for
w. 5. c. S. Baptist Brotherhood.
Wednesday - Linda Grazing
er. Mrs. Chess Gore, Joe Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braxton Grair pr.
wedding anniversary.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11

Continued From Page y
Charles Duncan. Jerome Leon
ard and Jack Hustis: each was
a blue ribbon winner. Receiving
red ribbons were Sandra Ward
and Dianne Horne.
Evening star., 1959-02-08
Continued From Preceding Page

also paints Michael, II, an honor
student at Wilson High School; goes
in for practical artS-he makes and
maintains his ham radio equip
ment and is skillful woodworker.
The boys diversity of interest
could well be inherited from their
father DR.. Aaronson, a peppery.
energetic man, is president of the
Washington area alumni of Johns
Hopkins University and, plays
trophy winning golf and tennis
At Hopkins, where he did his. un-.
dergraduate work, he was a track
star and a member of the lacrosse
team. Prominent in his den is "a
certificate stating that a pole vault
record he set at Hopkins in 1922
still is unbroken at that school, =.
Artistically. too, the dentist is
Evening star., 1959-02-08

interested in various forms and
mediums He is now taking a
night course in sculpture AFTER
carving all these years, I'm finally
learning how it ought to be DONE"
he quips. Several years ago, he
studied silver working. I'VE made
knives and that sort of thing, but
the Instructor sort of lost patience
with me. because I preferred to use
my dental tools instead of the,
usual carving instruments"
But between and. besides the
other projects, DR.. Aaronson re-:
turns to his laboratory to carve
away at a delicate metal figure or
a denture- plastic head. After ALL"
he explains, this sculpture is:
natural to me. It's so much like
dentistry" 49,.
Evening star., 1959-02-08

AY MAGAZINE wAsA1NoroN D c. FEpRuARY s. 1855