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Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05

Shrinks HemOrrh0ids
Without Surgery
Stops Itch Relieves Pain

For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain = without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
ton (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all results were so thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problem!" The secret is new
healing substance (Bio-Dyne* dis
covery of a world-famous research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in suppository or ointment form
called Preparation H.* At all drug
counters back guarantee. "0
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05
CHOIRS PLAN VARIED
MUSIC FOR JUNE
UNCF BROADCASTS

Sacred music spirituals. classi-
cal choral works, and folk songs
will highlight the June schedule
of the Negro College Choirs,' the
weekly public service series heard
over the ABC Radio Network.
Music for the month will be pre-
sented by four of the 80 member
colleges of the United Negro Col
lege Fund.
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05

at the New York coliseum and
the latest in fashions by one OF
the nations leading designers with
top models from an outstanding
charm and modelling school.
Information and pictures Of cor
testants for the 1860 Miss MIA
Fall festival and Beauty pageant
along with directions for enter
ing the contest are included.
This publication now in its
third year, is a medium which is
designed not for profit but to
render much needed public ser
vice to Colored America. With
this Guide you can truly travel
without embarrassment. Included
are many pictures of hotels, mo-
tells, guest houses and resorts
showing new modern facilities
that have been made available to
the public.
For your free copy write:
Dykes A. Brookins
Natl Business Enterprises
602 High Street
Newark 2, N. J.
The Supai weekly news., 1959-06-10

Gage 3-News-June 10, 1859
Mountain Sheep Killed
A Eounra1n 5I9eF ~z,- KILLED yester-
day morning down above the Spring where
the water comes out Of the pipe. This
Az.s ON the Reservation. We are sorry to
see theee enimals killed as there are
only ew left in Arizona. It is too
s.4A -" -s'aset them and not bit necessary
tne poor sheep must have been thirsty to
come all the way down TO the valley floor
20 1ne river only to be shot by two
nunsers. We hope the day will come soon
when there will be law-on this Reser-
Vat1on-saying you Cannot shoot animals.
Show Thursday Night
We will have a little show tomorrow
night on the grass by the Agency. It
Will only cost dime {lD<) as it is
short film. It is "The Alaskan Eekimon
and is Disney picture.
Toys and Balloons
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer ". Andersen. of
Los Angeles. stayed in the Old Lodge
three nights and visited Smai. They
brought in some toys for the pre-schoo1
youngsters and balloons for all the
children. Everyb ody had a good time
oAo"Ans anu breaking these pretty things.
xxxxxxxyxxx
Dick Natahomigie got hurt playins foot-
ball down at the Rodeo Grounds. It vas
not serious.
Rose Marie and Wayne Sinyella went back
TO their home at Grand Canyon and down
came their brother, Warren, for visit.
Juan and Nora Will be coming soon also.
Seoo ana Norris Jones, of Flagstaff. are
mere visiting with re1atives. Iva Lee
Manakaja came wi tn them and sheis stav-
Ing with her brother, Stanley, and f am
lily.
Walter Uqua1la is here for a " isit. His
nome Is at the Grand Canyon Village.
Nr. Ebert Miller, of Chambers, Arizona.
ms s"an brother, Albert and wife, Of
TaNnAS sea- NJ, ns
The Supai weekly news., 1959-06-10
Sunai Bible Mission Notes
Church and Sunday School--sunday at 10

Al O'clQck. lH1eaSe note
the change in tine)
Rrayer Meeting---Wednesday-7 P. NJ.
Next Sunday. Miss Ida Uqualla, and
some friends from the Cook Chri sti an
Training School Will be in charge of the
services of the Chur ch. Everybody is
welcome.
Little Alberta Paya and her dogs, IKE
and Soonie. are enjoying the cool river
these hot afternoons
"HaDpy Bir thday" to Ethe1yn MARSHALL and
Betty Montoya who had birthdays on June
Nth. And, so, to Chief Stanley Mana
k>ja who had one on June 9th. Lots Of
you have June bir thdays. Store Manager
HARLOW Uqualla has one coming up very
soon. Betty out her birthday pennies in
the little bank last Sunday. We tried
to count them but she wou1dn't let us
see how many she out in the nlittae
church,.
Mrs. John hontoya got stung by some kind
OF IN insect last week and had to keen
her arm packed II ice for several hours.
This is the time Of year when we should
watch out for those bad black widow spi-
ders. Be sure and shakge your covers
before you crawl in them at nj eht
Ezra 8:22 HThe hand Of our God is
woon all them for good that seek Him.
EdI tor Mori Co11
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

Her name is Barbara Lee Sell
ers.
The boys and girls have start
ed practicing basketball. We're
expecting great things from our
5allteams this year.
II seems as though everyone
is having to write a term paper.
We sometimes wonder if we will
ever catch up with our work.
The Beta club met Tuesday.
Officers for the current year
were elected. David Ward, JUDD
18th Barfield, Doris Bowen. and
ESta Gore are new Beta memb-
ers. Congratulations!
The juniors met Wednesday
at homeroom period. Members
elected a new class president
and student council representa-
tive
Always remember that the
the more work you do, the less
trouble you get into.
Until next week, bye-bye.
(NH)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

one OF the most unnecessary govern.
ment spending programs you could i'm.
agine is adding to your tax load every
year: It's the multi.bilion-doIlar spend.
ing for federal public power"
About s5,5oO,ooo, 900 from you and
other taxpayers has already gone for
federal government electric power sys.
TENS. And s1O,OO0,OOO,OOO more is
being proposed.
let it's unnecessary to go on spend
ing more of your tax money to pu, the
federal government farther into the
electric business. Independent electric
companies like yours are ready and able
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Dirt Dobbers Haze
Busy Club Dap

Tuesday, October IS. Mrs.
John Dorman. president of the
Dirt Dobbers Garden Club. at
tended the annual meeting of
District Nine in Goldsboro held
at the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church.
Attending with her were Mrs
Joe Coleman, Mrs. r. c.. Cole
man. Jr., Mrs. Rembert Gore
and Mrs. r. H. Gibson
A social highlight of the meet.
ing was the luncheon served al
the Seymour Johnson Officers
Club.
Tuesday. October 13, was also
the regular meeting time fol
the club with Mrs. Howard Har-
relSon and Mrs. Winston Gore
as hostesses.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Kitchen
Kapers
By Ruth w.
Pittman
CPL Home
Economist
Clothes make the cooking!

Clothes make the cooking!
1t may be "a mans world
but all homemakers know full
well that clothes make the
cooking. as well as the woman!
A gal certainly can't buy a fan
cy hat or a forthy gown each
day. But she must have some
outlet for her love of color
for her urge to create something
pretty and something gay, So
she dresses up" her family
food.
To Substantiate this fact that
the distaff side uses her femin-
inc wiles in the art of cookery
las well as in flattery) statistics
show that we Americans con-
sumo 100000 pounds of pap
rika each year. When you con-
slider that it takes 1871 tea
spoons of this colorful garnish
to make only one ounce in
weight, just think how many
|SprinkleS and dashes of paprika
100000 pounds would be!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

However. paprika should moi
be used only for looks. 1t has q
delicious mild flavor and a SUBJ
tile aroma. For instance, this is
the ingredient that gives such a
pleasant, sweet taste to Hung
arian chicken or veal "paprik-
ash" Also the Spanish and
French use this spice frequently
for delicate flavor as well as
for color.
In addition to making pale
face food more appealing, pap
rika is nourishing too. It has
been proven that paprika con-
tains more Vitamin c. than any
of the citrus fruits CASUALLY
considered its best source). AL
SO, an Hungarian scientist was
given Nobel prize Award for
discovering the new Vitamin P
in paprika. This vitamin has the
ability to check the excessive
bleeding in persons afflicaed
with Hemophelia.
All of this is evidence that
this colorful spice from Spain
and Portugal makes a genuine
contribution TO our health as
well as our appetiteS. Paprika's
beauty is not just skin deep,
l. Use twice as much paprika
as salt when flour-dusting
meats, fowl, fish or vegetables
for frying. 1t gives a glorious
golden color.
?. All cream sauces and but
ter sauces have a bright, tempt
ing look when enough paprika
is added.
3. Paprika and sour cream go
hand in hand when cooked with
meats and vegetables.
4. Give cream soups a rosy
checked and healthy look with
a shake of paprika on each
serving.
D. French fried potatoes, onion,
egg plant, etc, look like pure
gold when Sprinkled with pap
rika before frying.
6. Salads really smile wher
9arnished with paprika.
I. Paprika gives eggs and APP
oetizerS a real stage makeup
glamor.
This information was secure.
from Miss Hollace Shaw. Foo,
Advisor, the c. F. Saucer Com
pany.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

tended Green Sea HiSh 0ehosa
and ives employed by Flight
Enterprise. Inc, in Charleston
prior to entering the Army. y
Seeds of kindness. goodwill
and human understanding plant
ed in fertile soil, spring up into
deathless friendships. his dsods
OF worth. and q memory that
will not soon fade out.
George Matthew Adams
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Aggie
Dragnet
BY ANCY HARRISON

Ill,
Everything at school is run
ming along smoothly.
Our patio bench arrived Mon
day. II is very nice. We hope
to have another bench befor,
the pictures for the annual are
taken.
Ea,.. -0om mas selected theil
Halloween king ana queen. The
rooms will compete for the next
week. AT the end of the week
the grade king and queen will
be announced.
The F. F. A. and F. H. A
boys and girls went to the state
fair IN Raleigh last Friday. AL
though il was a little muddy.
know they had a wonderful
time, because they always do.
Personality Of the-week
She's senior. She has long
brown hair and blue eyes.
She is a member of the FILA
and is also Miss Williams High
She is well-likcd by everyone
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

turn a deaf ear to It. then il viii
fade out little by little and leave
you in the dark and without {
guide. Your whole life depend.
on your needing this inner
voice"
Parker then added: No event
in my life has made so deep and
lasting an impression on me-"
Prayer
. God, grant. we beseecf
Thee, that the blood of Jesu.
Christ may purge us of our sins
Through the quickening power
of the eternal Spirit, help us e
become new creatures in Chris
and serve Thee. our living God
In the name of Jesus Christ
who taught us to pray, "Oul
Father who art in heaven
Amen"
Thought For The Day
The Word of God and the HOLY
Spirit sharpen the sensitivity OF
ones conscience.
BeShai Saed Beshai
EGYPT
Worldwide Bible Reading -
IL Thessalonians 2:l-l7.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
HALLE o. Hulk. JR.
CRAILSHEIM, GERMANY

Army PFC Halle o. Hulk, Jr.
whose wife, Ruth, and parent:
live on Route 3, Loris, S. c., re-
Gently participated with the 4th
Armored Division in Exercise
Side Step" a NATO command
post exercise in Germany.
The ten-day exercise was de-
signed to determine unit effec-
tveness under simulated combat
conditions.
A personnel carrier driver in
Headquarters Battery Of the div
ision's 18th Artillery in Crails-
helm, Hulk entered the Army
last November. completed basic
training al Fort Hood, and ar
rived overseas last April.
The 23-year-old soldier at
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

Mrs. r. H. Gibson had charge
Of the program at which time
clubwomen In groups Of two
made flower arrangements.
The flower arrangements were
judged by Mrs. ]. ]. Burney Of
Wilmington. an accredited judge,
and Mrs. Barefoot who Is work
ing on her degree as judge. Mrs.
John Dorman and Mrs. David
Cook won the blue ribbon award
Refreshments were served in
conclusion by the hostesses.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
1oaoy's Meditation
from
The Worlds Most Widely Used
Devotional Guide
CHE Upper Rom
. I'M UPPER ROOM NASHVILLE TINNtSSSE

Without faith il is impossi-
BILE to please him: for he that
cometh to God must believe
that he is, and that he is a
rewarder of them that dill
gently seek him. Hebrews
11:6.)
Some years ago in Halifax
Nova Scotia, a disastrous fir,
burned down a family hotel
ANY lives were lost. Anon,
he few saved was one small DO,
HhoSe father threw him from
IN upper window into the fire,
mems net.
A reporter asked the boy
We're you afraid when your
ather threw you down into the
let?"
NO" said the boy, you see,
my Daddy aimed mel"
Our faith in God ought to be
like that. We need to have faith
n our Father and trust Him
for everything. Our heavenly
Father has "aimed" us into life's
tasks and troubles, and He will
carry us to the end.
Without faith In God and ir
DUR Saviour, we are bereft OF
that which makes life great anc
'alid. Without faith, it is impos-
lble to please God. The rea
luality of our spiritual lives i:
"s:cd . the faith we live.
PRA, Err: Our Father God
grant unto us an unshakablt
faith in Thee. May our live.
bear fruit for Thee, both in the
lie here and in the life to come
May our faith strengthen us fol
our own good and for the COCO
OF others. In our blessed Re.
ldeemer's name. Amen.
/ Thought For The Day
Faith in God gives us the as
'urance of things hoped for. the
violence of things not seen.
II. D. Rams
(Canada)
Worldwide Bible Reading -
Gphesians 2:l-22.
Read Romans 2:I2-l6
Herein do exercise my
of. to have always a consci-
ence of offence toward God,
1ni toward men. (Acts a.
| -"
The conscience may be defin-
ed as "the whisper of Coo
sounding down the aisles of the
Jul."
Theodore Parker tells US that
IS boy of four he found a tur-
| .e Oh his fathers farm. He had
-ckr- up 4 rock and was about
o break is shell when a voice
within said, 1T is wrong" He
hrew down the rock and went
crying to his mother. He asked
her what told him it was wrong
Is she wiped his tears, she
SIC, some people cal t con-
'ciencc. but ! prefer 10 call it
the voice of God in the soul. II
you listen TO il, then it will
speak clearer ami clearer. ant
always F'Ide you right. II you
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Daniel Lloyd Gore
Dies On TUESDAY,

Daniel Lloyd Gore, son OF
Sp-7 and Mrs. Lloyd Gore OF
Route l, Nakina died Sunday
night in a Wilmington hospital.
He was born in Honolulu Feb
ruary 25, 1859.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at ? p. m. in the Beth
esda Methodist Church by the
Rev. Ed Armstrong. Interment
was in the church cemetery.
He is survived by one brother,
William Thomas Gore of the
home: paternal grandmother.
Mrs. Ruby J. Gore of Nakina
grandfather, Sieman
Daymil of Honolulu.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

to supply all the electricity people will
need-withom depending on your taxes.
Then why does this needless tax
spending continue? Only because most
people don't know about it. So spread
the word among your friends and neigh.
bors. As soon as enough people realize
how public power" adds to their tax
burden, they'll put a stop to it.
- :
WHEN PUBLIC POWER" WINS
YOU LOSE! Every time another fed
erdt public power" proposal goes
mrough Congress, Hoa are taxed to pay
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Mickey Waits
Class Officer

Mickey Watts of Tabor Cit,
has been elected vice presiden
of the Pharmacy Sophomor,
Glass at the University of NORTH
Carolina. Chapel Hill.
Mickey was graduated from
the Tabor City School where he
was active in all school activi-
ties serving as president of Stu
lent Council and Co-Captain OF
he Football squad. Too. he was
4 member of the Beta Club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

Funeral services were held
Saturday at $3.50 p. m. In the
|Beaverdam Baptist Church
Burial was in the Forest Lawn
Cemetery.
In addition to his parents he
$ survived by his maternal
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. d.
y. Walton of Route 3. Whiteville.
The Ivey's are former Tabor
City residents now residing in
Charlotte.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Phillip Earl Ivey
Funeral Held Here

Phillip Earl Ivey, six week old
on of Mr.. and Mrs. David Ivey
lie" in a Charlotte Hospital Fri
lay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-02
UruguayStarts.
Ausierity Rule

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay,
March 2 tAP)--With a pledge
Of austerity to end Uruguay's
financial woes, the conserva-
tive National Party took over
control of the government yes
terday from the left-of-center
Colorado Party.
The pledge was delivered TO
Parliament by Martin r.
Echeogyen, 81, titular president
and head Of the nine-man
board Of directors which runs
the government. He started to
faint In the scorching summer
heat and there was q 10
minute recess.
For many years Uruguay, a
Nebraska -sized nation Of 3
million. was known as the
Switzerland Of South America
because Of its prosperity and
calm democratic behavior.
In the last four years the
Colorado government had been
unable to halt imitation. in
crease production or stop the
plunge in value Of the once
stable Uruguayan peso.
Mr.. Echegoyen said the new
governments austerity pro-
gram will be directed mainly
at the rich. and the poor viii
have to make only strictly nec-
essary sacrifices.
The Nationalist, who will
rule for four years. came to
power as a result Of their VIC
tory in an election last No
vember, the first since 1855.
They have six Of the nine di-
rectors' posts, with three Colo
radios representing the minority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-02
Hope Flying
East toSee
Eye Expert

HOLLYWOOD. March 2
tAP).-"From now on" says
Bob Hope. I'm doing whatever
the doctor tells me. I'VE got too
many places to see."
Eye troubles threaten to
come between the comedian
and the places he wants to see
He viii fly to New York by Jet
liner today to see a Columbia
University specialist about the
ailment.
Mr.. Hope suffered blood
clot in his left eye during a
Christmas holiday trip to
Europe to entertain American
servicemen. He says vision In
the eye is now going fuzzy and
that physicians have told his
wife he may lost full vision in
the eye unless he gets help
from specialists.
In New York Mr.. Hope will
see DR.. Algernon Reese, an
internationally known special
list on the ailment. He may also
visit a Boston eye clinic.
After Mr.. Hopes return from
europe, doctors said he had
apparently ruptured a blood
vessel in the eye. He was
ordered to take it easy, but he
continued working.
Saturday night he tapped a
sketch for a television show
and, he said. II got a little
careless. / jumped around too
much in rehearsals. When 1t
came time to go on. ! got dizzy
and lost my balance.
II Just made it through the
iketch--working foot by foot
but 1t scared me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-02
Ellis lslond Moy Go
To Owner of IA Scrip

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Mar. 2
(AP).--A pioneer Arizona land
company hopes to buy famed
Ellis Island in New York Har-
Dor with a piece Of paper is
sued by Congress In 1874.
II the move is successful. the
John H. Page Land Co. Of Phoe-
nix plans to give the island to
the City Of New York for recrea-
ton or health use.
Bob Carlock, president of the
firm. said the move was started
in Washington several days
ago when attorneys for the
company filed a certificate of
location" with the Bureau Of
Land Management.
The Federal Government will
open sealed bids on sale Of the
island next Monday. Mr.. Car
lock said he believes his Arm
has priority. Here's why:
Thomas B. Valentine. q pion-
eer New York and San Fran
cisco publisher. acquired q lot
Of land in the l850s, some Of
which was later taken away
from him by the U. s. Land
Commission because Of a faulty
Spanish land grant.
After a lengthy court fight
the United States Supreme
Court ruled Mr.. Valentine had
been unlawfully deprived Of
1886 acres.
To set the matter straight
Congress gave Mr.. Valentine
the right to replace his LOST
lands with equal acreage else.
where. He was given lane
certificates good for Il
acres each.
i Congress did not set q tim,
limit and the authorization
gave Mr.. Valentine the right I,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-02

assign the claim to others.
Some Of the certificates were
sold and are reported still In
circulation.
The page arm. which has
been Q leader In transactions
involving transfer Of public
land In Arizona to private own
ers. acquired some Of the scrip
40 years ago.
In the early days, Mr.. Car
lock said, q lot Of other land
scrip was issued by the Gov
eminent. Much Of 1t remained
In circulation.
In 1855. In an effort to clear
the matter UP. Congress or
dered that all outstanding scrip
must be registered by August
5, 1857. The Page flEm duly
registered It's Valentine certifi-
Gates, Mr.. Carlock said.
Mr.. Carlock said attorneys
assure him Ellis Island meets
all the requirements for acqui-
sition through the scrip since
the Government no longer has
any use for 1t.
Mr.. Carlock, native Arr
zona rancher, and Fred Eldean,
a former General Motors pub
lie relations executive are part
ners in the land firm formed
in 1910 by. John H, Page, who
still is board chairman.
They declined to say how
much was paid for the scrip
when purchased.
Why are they seeking to use
one of the certificates to buy
Ellis Island?
ITO focus attention on the
need to clean UP outstanding
scrip" said Mr.. Carlock.
And to do New York a good
turn" Mr., Eldman added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-02
Atlantic SuIt Content

BOSTON--The Atlantic has
a higher salt content than any
other ocean bodies.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-09-05
f'This 10 Russia" ls Color Film Of
 Life And People Behind Iron Curtain

corded disclosures of a hypnotized subject, in which she tells of previous existence in Ireland and the spirit world before her rebirth.
 Louis Hayward portrays hypno- tist Mercy Bernstein, Teresa Wright his subject, Nancy Gates his wife, Kenneth Toby and Rich ard Anderson also co-star.
 Sunday and Monday
 MGM's Don't Go Near the Water" when it first appeared got this line from reviewer: If there has been a dearth of good solid, belly-laugh comedy fare of late, here is the answer to the com plaints."
 The cast is made up of Glen Ford, Gia Scala, Earl Hoffman, Anne Francis, Keenan Wynn, Fred Clark, Eva Gabor and Russ Tamb- lyn. It is the story of the Navy
Kodiak mirror., 1959-09-05

There are few people who haven't asked: What is Russia really like? Along comes movie that answers that question.
 ''ThiS Is Russia" is a full-length movie of this land of mystery, filmed by Sid Feder, in color. He travelled 10000 miles throughout Russia, from the Baltic to the borders of China, and spent seven months in the filming.
 The Kodiak showing of This Is Russia" for three performances Wednesday evening, is sponsored by the American Legion. Legion members are selling tickets, priced at 75 cents for children and S1.5O for adults.
 Proreeds will go to the organiza- ton.
 This may be the only opportuni- ty most people will ever have of seeing the Kremlin, the Red Square, St. Basils' Cathedral, Mos cows Subway, Leningrad Palace, the Lenin-Stalin Tomb, Yalta, Samarkand Bazaars, Russian night clubs, it's big cities and contrasts behind the Iron Curtain.
 Saturday
 The Search For Bridey Mur- phy" is the eerie account of the series of hypnotic experiments that reused a worldwide storm of controversy.
 The film dramatizes the entire story of the astonishing tape-re-