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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

ally;
S. Planned breedings of SOW
herd-6:25 borrowings yearly
from three sow groups instead
of the two farrowings common
on many hog farms - enabled
completed utilization of housing
and ycar-round marketing.
The Pigloo itself. a low, l2-
sided wooden structure resemb-
ling an Eskimo igloo, is 8 feet
IN diameter with a roof-high
doorway opening on a small ex-
ercisc pen. At the center of the
Pigloo is a circular metal guard.
raised at the rear six inches a.
bovc the floor, behind which in
FAINT pigs are protected from tn,
bluk of the sow and beneath
which they can nurse. An elect
rio heat lamp over the center
area provides wormth. The
hapc OF the structure encour-
ages the SOW TO lie with hci
back toward the Pigloo's outer
wall and her uddcrs inward. A
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
Carriers
Column
NV. Horace Carter

PAINTINGS Hosea Gore has been doing painting for
the muchpubicized Tin this column) house
building The front panelng down tightly
the blue stone the talking with
him about painting this panelng asked he could
paint off the rock Now painting years
irritating to him. why could take out broom
and paint that panellng without getting the rocks
was his most appropriate
BEANS: Horny and Brunswick have large
pole and bunch beans planted commercial this
weather being favorable they should late May Re-
Florida indicate
chance local bean will have successful Those
farmers who crops
succeeded getting good yields did mighty well financially
with their beans There's
the early bean this
There also number of with this
Peppers didn't sell well all last could
through with profit this time if they early enough
All of which makes think how o
next years strawberry market
1859 but there's bigger
berry farmers get discouraged than they already
and pillow their berry patches.
WRONG PARTY: some folks around here read the
Fairmont Times Messenger and
News last week that Horace Carter failing
Our namesake there whom privilege
OF meeting. stays in the
MlILPOND: New officers directors of Lake Tabor have
injected some life into the Their fry success
and they interested renewing development of the lake
project mis- still
town our size and deserves lot of support
INDIVIDUALS We are happy the
uSal ana energy and hope they
10 set the development OF the area rolling
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
Truth Keynote
Of 'Minuieman'
Info PROGRAM

CONWAY - ruth" has been
cited as the single word key
note of an aggressive new Min
uteman program inauguratcd for
the Horny Electric Coop. ac-
"ording TO an announcement
made this week by II. o. Tab
Stogncr. Jr.. manager of the non
profit organization.
Initiated TO present a true and
accurate picture of the Horny
Electric Coop and its Signific-
ance TO the areas around Con
way. LoriS and Myrtle Beach
the Minutcman program was
successful launched at a dinncr
meeting at the impressive Coop
building.
In a nutshell. Horny minute
men stand ready to answer any
question regarding the Coop
program and its banker rel
tionship TO the REA" at any
time. Their work has been de-
signed TO confer "half-truths and
inaccurate reports made about
South Carolina Co-Ops through
paid advertising. word-of-mon'h
and in a constant barage of pub
lici tyrcelases by power compan-
les and other organizations"
The Horny Coop. which serves
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

guard rail inside the perimetel
of the Pigloo further prevent.
crushing of small pigs agains
the walls.
The isolation principle, deriv-
ed from research in human birth
and laboratory work with ami
mails, is applied by placing tn,
Pigloos at least 8 feet apart sc
disease organisms are general,
destroyed in air passage from
one unit to the next. Isolation i:
further fostered by making il
necessary for the farmer to ent-
er the Pigloo only twice during
the pigs 5-week stay, and Their
only after disinfecting boots ano
equipment.
In use, the system make the
most of the animals natural in
Stinct for individual nesting anG
unaSsiSted birth, and in so do
ing makes possible a protective
build-up of disease antibodics
The sow is introduced to the
unit at least seven days before
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

narrowing; during the waiting
period shs develops antibodial
to Withstand disease in the i'm
mediate area; at birth, accom-
Iplished without help, the small
pigs crawl toward the centra
heat lamp and away from tn,
sow's bulk; following birth. ant
ibodieS are passed in the sow's
milk to her young until thciI
own bodies develop adequat
safeguards. The process sue
ceeds in an isolated situation
but is impossible where contac
between many animals presents
a greater exposure problem.
The complete Pigloo system
includes-for a 9OO-pig-yearl.
production unit-l6 individual
PiglooS, separate hutchcS 70
Sows not actually narrowing, al
group of hutches for growing
and fattening young pigs after
weaving, a single hutch fol
bears and simple schedule ant
description of techniqucS fol
breeding. handling and feeding
to provide highest efficiency I'M
the overall operation. The SyS-I
tenn uses 3 bOarS and a herd u.
60 SowS divided into three
breeding groups.
Both the pre-fabricatcd Pig
looS and designs for on-farwl
construction of auxiliary hutch
eS are offered by NutrCna. A !
complete 900-pig-a-ycar plant. f.
watering and feeding
equipment in each pen. costs
about SSH. 900 as compared with
$4,000 TO $4,000 for a gOO-pig
plant of the courcntly popular
controlled ENVIRONMENT type
NutrCna dealers also provide
the farmer with technical lnfur-
nation on the systems opera
ton and offer balanced
wcight-cyclc program of bulk
feeding. The company will also
assist IN selecting breeding
stock, at the growers request. .
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

4 Carolina.
The main reason that Horny
District leads the State is the
cooperation and laborfurnished
by farmers to the Soil ConServ-
alton Service technicianS in sur
veying and establishment of the
praC ticeS
Last month Is miles of open
bitches were eXcavated on 81
farms in Horny District. This re-
luircd the excavation of 10000
cubic yards of soil. Ten drag
lines were busy eXcavating these
bitches and seven ponds. The
ponds required excavation of
10000 GU. yards. of soil.
Two trenching machines in
stalled 36,775 feet & mileS) Of
tile on 81 farms during April.
The open bitches and tile in
stalled last month in Horny Dis
trict will drain 900 acres of farm
land.
Soil Conservation Service per-
sonnet assisting the Horny Dis
trict furnished necessary site
selection, layout, design, super
vision OF installation and final
inspection for certification of A.
5. {. cost share aid.
CuSt-Sharc aid for Engineer
ing Conservation practices TO
farmers through the \. 5. {. is
10 cents per cubic ycard on open
dltchlng, 8 cents per cubic yarC
for dug type ponds. and Is cents
per foot for e inch tile.
Ten farmers became coopera-
.atorS with the District during
April. Seven of these farmers
developed "whole farm cousCr-
walton plans for their farms
Soil Conservation Service tech
rICIauS in addition to aiding
farmers on engineering practice
furnish information on crop ra-
tation. pasture seeding. wood
land management and other
practices dealing with the pro-
lection and improvements of the
soil.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
Hospital Center
On New Roads
To Recovery

The new roads to recovery
which medical science is pro-
Gucing are increasingly centered
in the hospital" George /. Rentz.
administrator of Loris Com
munity Hospital, said today in
the observance of National Hos
pital Week.
The doctor can call upon the
disciplined teamwork of many
skilled professional and technic-
al workers, and an ever-grow-
ing array of scientific tools and
supplies" he pointed out
The administrator said. In an
era of explosive growth, hospit-
ais must depend as never before
upon community support and
community understanding II
comprehensive services of high
quality are TO be made available
to all people"
LoriS Community Hospital is
joining with other hospitals thr-
outhout the country in obscrv-
ing National Hospital Week
May lO-l6. This years theme
More Roads to Recovery" will
emphasize the increasing numb
er Of services offered by hospit-
ais.
Included in the weeks activ.
tiles is a window display a
Tomlinson Department Store
featuring some of the equipmcn
and supplics used in the hospit.
al.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

over so percent of the on
county population which de-
pcndablc and reasonable priced
electricity. is owned by the $500
members it serves.
Minutcman buttons are al
ready being owrn by Horny
Board of Directors members 7.
{. Hardcc, II. G.. Mcneil. Fred
p. Mcneil. H. f. Stevens. n. w.
Roberts. c. G.. Bullock. II. Il
Lupo. W Hal King. Attorney n
T. Abbott. Manager Tab Stogner
and President Dolphus Granger.
Others include:
Conway p. VI. Jacobs.
James f. Craig. v. NJ. Johnson
Mrs. T. Hunter OwingS. G. G..
Hutchinson. AIRY Boulicr. editor
of the Conway Field. Fred G
Hardee. w c. Cox. II. p. Lee,
j. Watson Smith and c. ID. P0
ner,
Loris - c. a. Thomas. Al
ton King, n. r. Tyler. Waldo
Bullock and Mrs. Fulton Floyd.
Nichols - S. f.. Floyd. Roger
Hammond. p. l.. Ellington. NJ. A.
Ramsey. Watson Shelley. Mrs
Tom Lupo.
GallivantS Ferry - X. NJ. Ed
wards. Bill Roberts. Bob FLOYD
Aynor -- +. f.. Doyle.
/ Additional names are currently
being considered to be stand up
and be counted as supporters of
the Coop program. Their names
will be released later.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
HE WILL BE MISSED

No one has been any more generous to civic and
church than Rembert K. Rogers. owner of the
Rogers Pontiac Company for the past p years.
When the business closed its doors on Saturday
il the last time
Rembert has worked hard in his lifetime and han
been credit to the Tabor City community.
told him several years ago that people didn't
really buy PontiacS 60 they merely bought car from
him. He was trusted, respected and loved as an in
dvidual and it carried into his business
While he hasn't announced any plans for the
future - its for certain his friends wish him well
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
Mrs. ]. G. HarrclSon
Is Glass Hostess

Mrs. Il. c. Coleman. Jv. gave
the program for the recent
meeting Of the Soloditian Sun
day School class. Tabor City
Baptist Church, when members
met with Mrs. J. G. Harrcls0n
at her home recently.
\ sweet course was served by
the hostess to seven members.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
ColumbusF arner
lnsialls Piglce
Swine System,


l.. {. Ward. Columbus county
FARMER mas ,omEIcjrE .u-.aI.-
N"n "' q I'-ioo swine prurD,.
u"n system I"IH' .gusln.
ana management p'.-ram ,ul
l"W-1'-' no. pE"oUv-on-un his
farm nctT NaNIn2. y. \.
Ward. ....,, .--l
,,,h, ~. ''... 49,. ~
..,G;,..-.,,r ,,,.t, ~
..r,,I :, - 80, -,
hos nor, ~, '''''
RI. $1,000, 4....,.. g.. -.
,ro,, Mn. IT,, Wv, We ~ y -
can.I,. -. - . 80 WI
antihodv rr,,Pc.ior .,, ,,,r,oI' " "
Lite, n,.-,r-r t,tm.t, 800 '', -. ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
ELECTION MATERIAL

-Four men have filed for the Town Board. 1t should
make an interesting race. After enduring the RAD
or president of the Moth Carolina Jaycees can truth
fully SaT that these candidates have my sympathy.
Home folks aren't nearly kind those away from
home and even those can be brutay frank.
It's good to four qualified men willing to serve
the community.
And suspect it will be rather clean election.
Void of the cheap political talk that ness some areas
during elections.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
Keep YOUR car license plate
clean and legible. The law pre-

scrIbeS penalties for displaying
defaccd tags warns the State
Highway Patrol.
Any year in North Carolina
about a third of the drivers in
volved in fatal traffic smashups
had been drinking"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
That The People Might Know

1t has been my privilege 20 serve the
people of Tabor City during the past two
years as Mayor. This has been an honor
for me and it has been my constant goal
to attempt to Justify the faith placed in
me by the citizens of Tabor City.
| hope and trust. that have in some
way. justified the faith and confidence
entrusted to me. have exerted every
effort in this direction during my tenure
of office.
If progress has been made through my
services rs Mayor then must say
THANK YOU" to each citizen who has
assisted me ty offering advice and CON
Structtve ideas. The spirit of cooperation
l. the key that opens the door and pro-
vldes the solutions to the most complex
problems.
Without question, there have always
been and always will be in the future a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

The rate of establishment O.
engineering practices in Horny
Soil Conservation District is the
greatest of any District in South
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
Horny District Farmers Top State
In Soil Conservation Practices

During the month of April a,
total OF 70 Horny farmers estab-
HShed bitches, tile or ponds on
their farms.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
Lain
TALK
POLITICOS TAKE NOTICE

Politicians looking for hard working should
get the names of the Tabor City Jaycee members who
worked in my behalf at Asheville.
While host of people worked endless hours in
my behalf YOU could not find group anymore ded-
Gated to the than those from Tabor City 1t
gratifying to find such support from among
my own people. And it influenced many other workR
who there in my behalf.
We have the distinction of being the smallest club
ever to have state president in the North Carolina
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Without the aid of those who maintained faith
that it could be accomplished would have had a
much longer trip home after the election.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

One of the athletes the other night defined n
minute man as one who could dash into the kitcheo
whip up sandwich and still get back to the televison
set before the commercial ended.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13
QUIET AND NICE

The student death of Clyde Norris makes one
realize more WILDLY that you know when your
time will come.
Clyde attended the Athletic Awards Banquet the
night before he killed when his tractor overturned
lie WAS 4 valuable member of the Sandy Plains
community. While always rather quiet and reserved
he never failed to speak and always exhibited the
krl of trrndlineSS that people enjoyed sharing. r
NHlIc didn't know him too well -- usually saw
him only at official functions it seemed to re that
he was man who lived everyday if it would be
his last.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

lew nat arise and require all Of the reasoning and patien
mat person These problems
always attempted to solve them with the interest of the Town
Tabor City at heart.
During the next three weeks, of
TRIBUNE the official records
years think inspection the
that TABOR CITY stand its
many improvements aimed at making better
in which to live.
Next week want to bring a that has
INTO effect that will result
earnestly solicit and / seek
the office of Mayor of Tabor City pledge
pledge Of two that shall
all times take stand all
people. 49, -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

You tell that winter is over. 1t is evidenced
not only in the rising temperature but in the increased
sale of maternity clothes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-13

| find more and more people DESTROYS OF gol
first class but willing only to pay tourist rates
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
n. {, 6rads TO Attend College

GREENSBORO. y C-Ai
.esst l0members Of Ire 1859
e-11-sting class a. Bennett
College have indicated that
,-et AZ. * attending grsdu-
ste 1cl.s II the IL. j. Has
rs es.rc iris week
Scheduled 10 attend nedi-
rsl school are Misses Ruth
Anderson OF Philadelphia.
WiIhelnins Bundy, OF john
son City Tenn, and lnez
jones. 81 Lenoir, N. c. Miss
Jamesens Chalmers. Of Fay
etteviIIe. will study at SYRIA
cUse University on . Wood
row Wilson Fellowship and
Miss Mary Jane Williams Of
Winsson-Salem. will be work
ing on . teaching assistant
ship in bio-chemisfry al the
University of Pittsburgh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

MEMPHIS. Team - The 54th
A--lal Sessscz q the National
BzpsIss S1ndzy Scn1ol and B<p-
Is. Tr1--rg J1lc1 Congress
ors-sc here Wes1neSlzy - Al
a-1s. s.C- de1rs- q -z11 poured
-s@- O. this SOUTHERN city q
+sS. ON The E.IiS Auditorium
shlCh .ec@-ily lad more than
; n-L.cn dollars renovation
as virtually pzcsec Is sorseirc
&. he south. Madam L0cy Camp
bell I'D TIE ccngre gztcn II
Jesus Keep Ne Near the Cross
S<se- thousand delegates are
asrg t-c- Ice IS states seekinz
10 .ezr- trtles says Il @l--1
iaes RAY advance their co-n4n-
.,es through their churches, e-c-.
c1loEzIy. c1lt1rz.!y AID eco
z -lss.sy Seze leaders ~ho are
r-es.6 lrg and DF o Clay Max
we-.- president - y Dr. Mzr-
1T L1the- King vice president
Montgomery Ala Congressman
ADAM Clarion PoWs.l Of Nsw
lc-k- D- Gardner { Taylor
c-.y Negrc mem Der q Ss~ Yc-s
Board q Ed-gsiso- Rey Ralph
A5@rra,hy Slce president Mont
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
MEMPHIS NEGROES RIM
FOR CITY OFFICES

Rey Ben L Hooks. NeSro q.
lorney and Bspus, pastor has
entered the race for juvenile
Court judge in the city election
Angus, % Russell B. Sugarmon.
Jr 81. attorney is running for
Commissioner OF Public Works
lie IS graduate Of Harvard Law
school.
Z z Evers. a postal clerk is
IN the race for fire and police
commissioner. and Ehehue Stan.
back IS running for City Tax As
SCISSOR In each case. il Is the
first running for member
Ct TIE Negro race. The Bluff
City and Shelby County Council
Of GIVE Clubs. Of which Rev.
Alexander Gladney is president.
Is IN full support Of these can.
dicaieS. There are fifty such
clubs IN Memphis and vicinity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Here and There

gonery Improvement Associa-
ton. and . new Instructor IN
The congress
Some other southern CIVIC
leaders here are Rev Fred L.
ShuttIesworth. Birmingham. OK
steele. Tallahassee. Pa, and II.
Unison q Baton Rouge. La
Speaking 10 the congress on
wednesday evening Roy wilkins.
sto-red the south and is ,rsdi-
,.onzl ideas He made X Inpres-
ssse that Gov o. Fsub4s made
he mistake Of the century
wher ne sent troops into Little
Rock the school issue he
said /, gave me ~or.d facts On
&naf me NAACP had tined 10
E.se for the past fifty years
Hardly able 10 utter MS words
tor th0ncerous applsuseS. VII
k.rs sad The hearts Of men all
co, listen 10 polItiCs. technical
lies wrea : soldier ~lth gun
s.a-cs before fifteen yesE-o.d
r.rl 1s--glng schlol book
Amid chains u oystions. the civil
-lzn.s lesde. ciosed by saying
so- czn help speed the csy OF
s.e-o-y II democracy D. being
GOD citizens Not victory for Z
rzge. b-i- ,.1io-y for democracy.
Seine others speaking here
~ere Or. Gardner C. Taylor os
he~ York. a. Metropolitan
Baptist Church. who recently
returned from . trip abroad.
Or. Charles Dirkins. secretary
National Baptist Publishing
House. save Report Of Prog
ress CT Wednesday evening.
"Wednesday night huge crowd
packed the OIisef Baptist
Church 70 hear Or. {. a. W.
Clark AZ 1890 pm. Or. Clark
who is editor % the National
Baptist Voice. and pastor OF
ceoce Street Baptist Church
IN Dallas. spoke on the subject
Silence Or. Clark is ore OF
Texas leading CITIZENS and the
first % his race 70 run fer
. member OF the Board of
education in The eify Of Dallas.
or Thursday Dr. o Clay Max.
we.. president gave hls annual
actress. whien was proceeded
Is : momentum 70 the late Ms.
EDNA Br-rson. former member
q De,ro.is 2nd Baptist church.
and Dr. 4 " Townsend former
secretary 10 National Baptist
Publishing House
Nex, week vel tel you about
tie Youth Parade held CT Thurs.
Gay riz-, under TIE direction CT
Ms Ps-llre Campbell wife OF
he pastor q: Russell Street BSp-
Isl Ch1rsh ard : Detroit public
school teacher. and ether CT.
llXlrs events
Mrs Della II Lee. Z member
O: the ~ Mark. Bap,is, Church.
ard : plrchhiiier for Here and
There was appointed ar instrlc.
.o- II the Ns,lsnal Congress
here On Tuesday.
Some Others from Detroit
teaching here are Rev and Mrs.
4 4 Banks. Rev Wm Bishop.
Mrs Mar 0 Ross. Mrs E-nes.
ille Robinson Res l J. Burt.
Rs' c 0s.esty Mrs Pauline
Campbell. Re, Is Boone. and
others Dr. " r Matthew's. pres
dent II the BME State Con-
'en,on .ee,-red Is class MAJ.
;hsAs " r. Ezney. president
q: Ire Wolverine State Conyen-
,l9- { X Williams. and several
c,hers from Detroit we're in the
..-s q march q the cabinet Of
Pres.1er, J f. Jackson, on
thursday
4 ieH Ct Dei-oi; delegates arc
Nr and Mrs Roosevelt Price.
Mr Fermau pres.den, Sunday
school Counc., Of Detroit. Mr.
Z Rush. Dorothy Robinson. Lula
>l..s. Frances Lee. Rev J. D.
Montgomery hey (. a RunG.
less Rey Z y Cox. Mrs. Don.
ella Hal Mrs Kate Montgomery.
Ms Bertha iizd.ey. Mrs Alice
Z Thompson Rev J J. Mcneil.
Rex : J Williams. and scores Of
others The Congress Viii be held
r. Buffalo. New York. IN 1909.
aar..1.~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
~ ceUrt Reporter

Cas-.es Romans = 81 1894
Mclean cagrth p-c-cter. w10
wss charged witn promoting :
a .ci.s-y but failed ~
swzr1 ore &. .1e ~ F-.zes
$50 Czc-.sc car vas /. az
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

-4t4-r as Srts - Violating the
.'4.e gambling .4a lie vas *
.ease1 oz s5.. personal bond ior
Police said Mr. Nalissa Man.
1l11 - G. por,5c held The
.g ..>.s. te- re Cs1.llac car
anen TIE cra@lng W4s made
Christmas D4s
Ms Marz.n- sad Romans
s-s.,ec mr. II. t.r wees-zrt
finally Ctsere1 u se,t.e so- SIS
411 she refused
? SER Thompson : i. 3s35
..-ne ec - &e. n &c
c.tt sc.tsl u r.e. III.
:s-e g4r. Ii AMEN he vas
p.- s-ar IL
81 Ee- mar c.sr.sso.x
Fse.e.r-o,s Wsn..,s B-oAr
i-sf p,-s t ,ae >.f
81 he- ai e,e v. wner
she fell or nan pro,r.5.n
from board Il. Sc p,svea IN
re, h..r. va
Lfs
ce.,i-s Hos1.tal where he ese
uas removed
i~9 Ps-....ss ~e'e " ~Fel .ss'
"s ~As1 : lspe slipped on q
A. : ---'.- eng ---.s- one o.
'.T fA.-.SIs ~ NE Sidewalk II
l.tA. q. DO F" fDrl he 0tIer
t--.''. .e~-N. en- As.a "a me
II = ~ -.-9-1 ana .-A-..s
Il ~ - -se' ~ Tag see" @.A
9~
@.'-ss 't-a...s. ~ q -t'o PIN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

International School OF CoSmo-
iology. held its first Graduation
exercise. sunday. June 18th. al
the International MasonS Audi
forum 2li3 Gratiot Avenue.
Next enrolment viii be July Isl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

disturbance z the TRINITY Bap-
us. ae.p.r- Hand SccIsts =. go
Z ADAMS and ,nrt~ TAO bricks
iarouzh Z plate glass Vlndog Il
ter he VAS asked 10 leave TIE
ss.z 1.-s1--ert
VILLAIN Cunningham. y q
2i9 TMe.t.n vas arrested las.
Nees ard -az-sec Nsia :e.cnious
assault
Police said Cunningham slas.
.e5 S4mIc. Smith. 50 Of 1872
De.4N4Ee BESIDE the head WITH
beer bottle during al 4rs Aaiert
se- SitI Nnicn smith claimed
Cunningham owed hll.
Sn.,h .a.d he Mas crpio, &c
- Cunningham - pa.1;s. ;
helper
smith said he wen, TO Gun
n.a-1sr- Rome IL Al z,;emp;
L.4e r- r-Er T-R rrm a.
beaten instead
ce.- ,s. 10
~ - = $50
~ '-- go.
~ ~ 80 - ~ -'-'S- =
80
= 'aer ~n=-er ted p9.iet ihst
saa iuFaea II il@le 70 see . A4na
='"= ~4-e. iAe water
PcAce SID Hudson At auto
worker had been t.sh.t- from =
1ocs
Iae tccs was recovered thirty
Aial,es .a.er
Tbs seven Cro~ell children az
slc Frank, s.-lme q . flash
i.se j. their home June - acre
buried Saturday.
They are Mar 3. Reginia. !
Gsesors ). Beverley. 8 Reginald
u = L4~renee 6. and Nathan.
.1e parents q. the children
Et-.-a.t 81. Mar. CrrRnu .~e
nc.c fer trial or the charges os
.A'o.Hnisrs manslsush,er Their
bonds ~ere sci At 5000 each
.asi week.
Two deaths IN the County Jail
since June II have prompted an
intesi.sati-n by the prosecutor 5
Office
he latest victim was spur.
.eon Hitchcock. 81 Of 1881 God.
q-Fl- Who died IN Receiving Hos
pli4l last ~eek after he wss
transferred from The jail
foiice said Hitchcock was De
irg held for trial On q larceny