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Dratha

TWITCHELLs ANNIE !. On Friday
September lss,,Ji 1882 IN ASlIREsS AZ
Va and Mrs. Ralph = Du6rovin .
silver Spring. Nd She also y sur
yived BY two sisters. Mr.. Pans,
HG Is Psn q jo: s'' q rn Hiiins.Ss. '
four .sfsndeSildfsn and I've sr:st
a PsaIsop's Funeral Home, "a:
North Warrington st., Fails Church
Va. after 10 am. sunday, Sep
). RIA s q MONEY! Sssys s: :sssass: ~
home. Intss%: ;. osEScca Gene
wARREN, ANNIE GENEVA, on Thurs
SsI;iS M ANGIE ANSiIi'i di Sa;HSt;xi InXSSIaI
S notSsf MSIIyin ' I. and EE sisha:e
Tyler: sister Of MesdamSs Ruti
Fs: sSmiIHc d aS,.y. iSS os:.s d M.Tssr;
ycsspS. Stanley Ia Sy sna wsis.s TsI ea e
She e also survived By 4 host 81 othel
relatives and friends. The late Mrs
Warren may b viewed q the stew
After sn Sm. M hSSs % puhM.rsi rus e.
Ssptis s'e csareh, zoos 'wh iai ln
zIiinstoins 'Nssionsl Gem csmst.T ls'''S q
WELBORN, SAVANNAH, Suddenly, OF
Thursday September II, 1850, 81
SHeIREsS ae'ppi 1ii os sAX;ANn sAi
NV. AT. ios. sh. Is survived sS1sii b. t ",
sisters. Mrs. Anna Hairston and Mrs
Courtney Robinson: two brothers
nieees, Mrs. Thsima Click and Mrs
Viola Tayler; many nephews and {
% sn uftassei s. sas issn g
friends may cali At the Henry 3
Washlnston a Sons Funeral Home
500 peane eve, ne. where funera
day, September 81, the Rev. Fostel
friends invited. fnterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
denly. on Thprsdsy. September IL
thesda. Nd. SYDNEY r. WENT.
WORTH Of 1909 Queens lane, Ar.
lington, Va husband Of Ann Went.
wnthrep sn and S MHs E..hsl H A1s.I
services viii be held On sunday
2ndtsv chsD:l .SethosSi%.t: ' church 4 e.
Leeseurg pike, Mclean. VI Inter
% %s9' es sh1rss .fS:ni fsss., F Fs1sns
Home. 2i4 West Main st.. Fsiriax
Va, until 1880 pm. Sunday. Sep
TENDER 20: thence ct the church
after 3 pm. 20
WILLIAMS. JAMES w.. sr. Or
MiSff;s'4 w fttRRif;RH;t ST. 10 :, i Pc
'' y.mi ~: n w,sSMslss '; sd h1 sssS: 3
q Gar '1 3 sH Nd Roland SSssi g. w Ri 5S
Also suryivins are other relative
Sunday sum %.n s.p ,.1sRe. 90 Id. D N
invited 70 call e the Mcclure Eu
nsrsI Home. 1870 9th q; nv. fu
cSureh s'r us ana He SIS sni na ssP'1 Il
am Monday, September I'll. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
september u. 1859, MfLLARD X
% S.S Of q po III os' % sss: t.,S, au.
Mrs iren T,,s Pierce Of SUFFOLK; y.:
ernon Wood: brother OF Mrs. Vol
Kicks Of Franklin. We. He ais
other relatives and friends, Ate
II ;;., noon l.. sq ,no,,yy:. septeMb.I 70
Jarvis Chapel 1882 You It "
Funeral services win Be held .
the. Liberty Baptist Church, %,
and Eye SITS NV. on Monday, Sep
Arlington National Cemetery. 70 =
W00DLEY, JOSEPH. Departed thi
lie Saturday. September 10, 1889
e District General Hospital. JOSEF
MOODLEY,. devoted brother Of Mrs
Flora WaShington. Also sufyivinI
are four .nieees. one nephew, tire
snS oiS.1 ..,.,,v three Eteat-nieee
mains mains resting at Henry 9: Wash
September 32. where funeral service Sa1ics
September 90. the Rev csrr 81
eiatins. Interment Woodlsvn Gene
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CEMETERY LOTS

ASSUME PARTLY PAID NOTE fol-
Fort Lincoln lot at real savings
10. 6-3631. 90
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Fall
Church, Va: 4-site lot, good loca-
tion RE. 6-9456.
MAUS0LEUM, National Memorial Park
Sd crypts, imported marble; $500
=. tn. 2-257S. u
<EORT LINCOLN choice lots,
. 1te s,o. each: will sacrifice. HE.
& SITES, in beautiful Parklawn: cur
. rent price, S1,400: will sacrificC
.. for $3.50. AID 4-l145.
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Dratha


naval Hospital. IfoNA sAKER
ADAMS, beloved wife Of Maj. Harold
w. Adams. USMc. Services private.
ANAGNOsToPoULos. ANNA. on
s sstuT rs:sden ssD' aRSA AsAss Sesr
POULOS, beloved wife Of the late
Anthony Acknowledgements and be-
Sss @sSS St P sns a snS ch b..S;
1ascaris. sister Of Mrs. Bessie Sort
dopoulos lSenador). Friends may call
At the 8. H. Hines Co Funeral Home.
Greek Orthodox Cathedral. Ssth St.
and Mass. ave. NV, on Monday. Sep
tember Fl; at 2 pm: Interment
BALL. ODESSA EVELYN. On Tues
day. September IS. 1859. a her
Essids9Sf B al 'ss ST ssuSSssr
Lula and Joseph Ball, She also
leaves to mourn their loss two sis
tiers, two brothers. other relstives
snd Ra r. iE oSD R RsIn.s Fe e.
Funeral Home. 30l5 18th st. ne,
where friends may call after 2
pp pm Sunday sunday September u 20: S and
pm, the Rev Reuben Hall oficlat-
Ing; IntsTment WOODLAND Gene 1
BALTZ, KATHERINE z. On Friday.
September 49, 1859. at the Wash
ERiNE Z. BALTz Of 27Oi Connect:
Ss f Eiiaab nE 0e asaGy m2 sss also
Is survived BY three GRANDCHILDREN.
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home, Attn St. and Mass. ave;
on Monday. September 81. at /
pm. Interment Rock Creek Gene
day, September 10. 1859. LILLIAN
AGNES BEAN (nee Fenton) Of 2ll4
Minnesota ave Sc. beloved wife Of
MidI aa Moh sisan and pG sssr 81 81 Ms Mr:
Clara Green. She also Is survived
by four grandchildren. Friends may
cal at Nalley's Funeral Home, 5000
= Relatives and friends invited. In:
.-terment Cedar Hin Cemetery. 20
'REAN, LILLY A. onieers and members
= No. Of Loyalty Council No. 10,
A Daughters OF America, are
hereby notified Of the death
MATTE B. AEBREciiT,
.EUNIcE J. oETT1Nos.
Recording Secretary.
BROWN. GEORGE X. on Friday. Sep
tembsr IT, 1859; GEORGE <.
loved husband OF Lucille o. Brown,
father of Evelyn H. Gordon and
grandfather OF Juanita Gordon.
Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Annie Strothers and Mrs. Carolyn
B. Thomas: one brother, Preston
ews and Vivian Flowers: two neph-
two sisters-in-law. Geraldine Hart
and Lille B. Paxton, and other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
MCGUIRE. Inc. 81
BROWN, GUY LEROY. Suddenly, on
Friday, September Is. 1859. at
M Mon GSS5ty S Snwa Hos;
Of the late Harry and Maude Brown
81 sMf sdeSn bro believes and hu fsheI
Of Naomi Ward and Amelia servary,
Matte King, Cedelle Barrett and
Joseph e Pastors. He also Is
4 sister. Mrs, Sally Cook. and one
brother, William Brown. Friends
may call at the Roy w.. Barber
Funeral Home .Laytonsville. Md ),
where services will be held on
Monday, September 2l, at 1880
am. Interment Mount Zion Gene
terry Highland. Md. 20
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

- Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9th St and Mass Ave NE IL 3.62Ot
- . Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
=" $3.50
s1e u 9. NE Il. s-4ssC
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DEATHS

AnnOuneementa %
Services By Chambers
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1ratha

HURD. ROBERT A. suddenly. on
E sSSSiiifSs4F' A. i RSRS q sSl hSss y
ssi HuJH a si.o cousin s,,, q Jc'sR r.
Home, New JeIssy aye. and Il "a,
nv. on Tuesday. Ieepterber 22.
S: ON SR W.dh sSnsSs' s: :5s;Ss.
Der e, ~ ! pm. lntermsnt Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. -
s. AS members cf colu S%is'i LO eHs
go No. 1875 Of the !. .. r. o. ..
s:.m VI; q: frsif gs ..Sy,t e sicsi
S our Ht sst s s:sssCn q sfo solTST
- Monday, september. 81, 1850.
ssfyiseS Tlesdly, ssptspnber q, q
Mslvan a eeheY Funeral Home. New
Jersey ';O: sRs T a. ,,'iss'I: !s b.,
Financial sesrstaTy.
ICE, MOTTIE q. On "wednesday. sep
TENDER 10. 1889. ~ Mount Alto
KEYED; asS.. s -! ..:s 3 n:i, ss ~
iss SSss't d Mrs, p Siorin NE Rsuss 'i ana
st the Lee Funeral Home, 1th 81.
S m. S:d ~, On ncnd gssr s.p ,srsisss
iinstos National Cemetery. 20
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Dratha

BURNw0RTH. LEWIS n, On Thurs.
day. september "a, 1850. at IN.
LEWIS n. puRNWoRTH Of a00l
SSsss Ts S.Snd 81 Il AAs .sns su xs
worth and father of Mrs hoVars
Va. and keith SSrsaoSsh 81 RiceS.
ton Mas :. ne also !, susyivsd 3!
Ssoi NoT s A YsIrisa Grivs. airing Hs
SSss g,:; S : :ssHs: 70 y M
sen.p S.mi.ER.sTsyT,n 'nt isIllasssn "
CARROLL. BESSIE. on Friday, Sep.
temssr is, 1859. BESSIE Carroll
q S2s ist q ne, :tspd.ushts Z
Mrs Viola seS Sai'o AZ: soa ,d arhs n
After 3 pm, Tuesday, September %
friends may call 81 the Brooks q
Allen Funeral Home, l2th Ant
lSs1,ds ave; n ;.. Mag ~ yin BE- o. q.
Wednssd.y. ssptsmSsf e5. AZ m
from 81. benedict The Moor Catholic
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. %
CHAPMAN. DIR. KENNEL. v. On
ssssSa s''s;"s sa.ts .s:4Aa 1':s' sPs sl
loved husband Of Joan Wilcox Chap
man and father Of Richard Kenneth
and karl. chapman son Of Mrs,
s hsSsl Shs 6s.E sad ssSshs1 Of n.:
Friends Are Invited IA eail AZ nm
Home q ESSe.. 4. Pumphrsy, 81.
held on Monday, ssDt.Mbtr 81. q
sSntrisStions may ). hs MADE q e 70 6:
First Baptist Church or the ciinicSl
Center Welfare Fund, National lnsti-
tutes Of Health. 20
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ICE, MOTTIE q. The ofacers and
Essa Post. No. 8 ne
$ $$ 8: : :!| : f. (: 81 81 4;
Mount Alto Hospital, Members and
friends may cali at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave, ne,
Legion services win be conducted
By the National Guard OF Honor
pm. Burial Arlington National
Cemetery on Monday, September
81. at IL am. Members are 70.
ouested TO attend.
vicToR g., !, FEEDiA AHSI; cc%sr. o.
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KINGSLEY. HAROLD SHERWOOD
On SATURDAY Cyy' sepsem a.oH ~. 1859
@ooS KsNdMstEYH S SsSSs9 ha s5sR
Of the late Carrie Crawford Kings.
ley. father Of Mrs. L. N. 0Fifnth
IT,. Of QaIthersburg. Nd, anc
brother Of Mrs. Henry. J. stericl
will rest at his late home, where
funeral services will be held or
Monday. September 81, at 2 pm
lnterment Forest Oak Cemetery.
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;| 1; !: !; |;|;
friends may cali q the Lee Funsral
Home. 4th q: and Mass. ave; I ne; Z;
on on sunday ns s.t sspt.mSsr 20. Ct p p%
Burial Arlington National Gene
- II am. Members are requested
HAssiIsosERd ' KIDD, Commander.
AT WiIhEHIiAA u. LossSxR. AIT. 20
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cLARK. HENRY MoOpMAN. on Fri.

vs. S:s; S veg 81. sAss ~
tsrio I'd. nv, beloved husband o.
sfssr' e. s ana S Slsrs u .tH c.r 3
t.: brother q May /, drsvsisy'
Elizabeth q Clark: son Of the late
At the g H Hines. Co. Funeral
IparEins fseiiitiesl. Services At the
First Baptist Church. 10th and Q
SITS. NV, on sunday, September 20,
At , pm. 1nterment Rock Greek
tS smS.s II Am. Monday SEP
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JOHNSTON. IHgRsToN =: tIoM:
sgsdd 1917 81 Sn raSs;sS.y ts s.p TaTs
sToN B.. TOM JoHNsToN, be-
loved husband Of Katharine Agnew
Johnston, father Of Mrs. Mary Kath-
.yn osin ,s Of Z, Eis a.. AFs Alsska
OF Winter Park. Fla. He also Is
survived By three grendehildren.
Friends may call at the De Vol
Funeral Home, 2224 wisconsin ave
nv after &c PM SUNDAY; Sep.
held at the above funeral home
on Tuesday, September %. at 1:1B
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers. the
family sIGIs;t' donations be given
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ssssaai6y. On Iridsy, :, ssptsnssr -,
HosAS S.S EifiisSiP Ssiss.l SS.
band Of Dolly Irene Martin and
ne also is survived 81 four sisters sister,;
S 6: s sEss S SSSss HG SSnsr W.S ESR
Nd. on Monday, september ii.
indian Head M.thsSc is'e Church, i n.
dian Head, Nd, at IL am. Inter-
meat Mount Rest Cemetery. La
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ThS5sdsy, september IL ,is5s, q
HassRy i NILS. ST.. n' q Hu MlLl Ma..
beloved husband Of the late Mi
Sred 7 NH. Mills and father q Mrs.
crime Kerriek. Mrs. Jean Bush, Mrs..
Mrs. Ann Bcwmen and Mrs. JIsnits
Price: Joseph Arthur, William n !.
saiyi fnS 81 I've Sroth.rs ne Joh io l.
and Robert Mills Friends may cali
ct HIS late residence, where prayers
will be said on Sunday. September
20, Ct s pm. Mass will be said
Church chsStIso. Ma. n on M Mass'S:
nasnl Sacred Heart Cemetery, BUSH
wood, Nd. Arrangements By the
Mattingley Funeral Home. 20
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LANCASTER. RICHARD LEON. On
E RhSE.ssb i Hsses;mG .sasrchisrrks' S 9,
330i Rolling I'd. Chevy Chase, Nd.
beloved husband OF MARY c. Ian.
caster. father Of Mary Susan, Rich.
ard Andrew and Kathleen Annette
lancaster; son Of James p Ian.
Mrs. Ruth zuk. Mrs. NARY Bowers
Friends are Invited 70 eaii at Ii,
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Homi
Nd. Services ct the shrine OF ths
Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Church, 6OOl Western ave. on Mon
day. september 81. where REQUIEM
t.Ts' Gate Of Heaven Gene :o
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Gay; septsmbe5 ls, IS2S, e Ley Ley
beloved wife Of Herbert Il. Kefier
sister Of Mrs. Mamie 3. Holman oi
Washinston: D G: Mrs. Mabel N
Blanche I, Kirkpatrick Of Beryyn
Spring. Nd; stepdaughteF- Of Mrs
Julia NJ. Columbus of oreenbelt
Nd. and stepmother OF Mrs. Amanda
Leigh scruggs of Roanoke. Va
Friends may call at the Muse a
until 3 pm. EST. saturday. Sep.
TENDER 10: thence to the Ives Fu.
neral Home. 2s47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. Va. where funeral serv.
ices win be held on Monday. Sep.
Arlinetnn National CemaferY %
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IHteI' HIIaHBenIenVo " EIssIeI Y
$s 'E :. s,B ss f yls !S
III PfSsfd veHn Sanf T. . waT dsTotie
daughter Of Mrs. Pearl q. Wash.
ingtcn and sister Of Theodore v
By . sister n-Iaw, Mrs, Virgins
II. WASHINGTON: a devoted cousin
Mrs, Lavestef J. Edwards. and othei
MSivan l. schey. Inc. Funeral Home
New Jersey ave: and R q. NV.
2 pm, where funeral services will
1t / pm. Intermsnt lincoln Ne.
mortal Cemetery, Family may b
contacted ct 1913 Monroe st. ne /.
phone LA. o-632b. zoe
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Strawberry Festival"

Strawberry Festival" will be
judged and crowned, followed
by more dancing until one
O'Clock.
Leading off the schedule OF
events will be a Band Concert
and competition on the school
grounds. To participate in the
event, and to march in the big
parade, are bands from Central
High School, Artesia High
School, Armour High School
WeStSide High School, Mt. Olive
High School and Bladenboro
High School, and Washington
High School.
Also. Dillon Is. c. High
School, Elizabethtown High
School, and Four units of the
Columbus County Band. Too
the "TaboretteS" and a corps of
80 majorctteS from Fayetteville
are scheduled to march in the
parade
Floats which will garnish the
parade are presently being put
into order. Iucludcd among the
.Chadbourn Clubs and firms Il
feature floats are Ramsey Chez
rolct. ChaGUourn Civilian, Rot
AIRY Club. Merchants Asso.
Council OF Churches. Waccamaw
Bank and Trust Company and
Chadh"urn Manufacturing Co.
Although acceptanceS are cX-
pccted TO be received this week
from other towns and compan-
les, the following out-of-town
floats viii appear in the parade:
WEtT-Tv, Wilmington; Riegel
Paper Corp. Acme; Florence IS.
c. Chamber of Commerce, But
tercup Ice Cream, Hamlet; Seal
test. Wilmington: Holsom Bread.
Wilmington; Army Recruiting
Service and the U. S. Air Force
about p floats are expected to
be shown in the parade.
Latest to be added to the list
OF events on the Festival sched-
ule is a Princess Dance, 10 be
held in Myers Warehouse on
May 18th.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

and managing time. energy and
money. Although meal planning
involves many factors. t is just
one phase of homcmaking.
The big objective behind meal
planning is the health of the
family - seeing that all memb-
ers are supplied with their own
nutritional requirements for the
day. Leftovers have to be pre-
pared IN an acceptable way -
Individual likes and dislikes are
also to be considered.
You, Mrs. Homemaker. really
have a responsibility. Its very
hard to say that one of your re-
SponSibilitieS is more important
than the other, but you can APP
preciatc the fact that our health
and happiness, social effective
ness, even business and profess
Sional success, be very definite
ly influenced by the state of nu-
triton.
Family meals are not just a
means of satisfying hunger. AS
a modern homemaker plan them
with long view, knowing you
are not Just filling empty
StomachS. but building health
for your whole family. Properly
planned meals will increase re-
SlStanCc and so prevent illness,
and will keep the youngsters
keen and vigorous. help them
grow and work and play.
\ hearty breakfast is most
important. The body has been
without food for about ten hours
AID needs lots of nuuriShment.
/ uuli ma that an improved
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Kitchen
Kapers

Every blast of wintry wind
seems TO blow spring a little
closer. Won't it be wonderful
when spring does arrive in all
her glory! Getting into the sum-
mcr clothes, picking fresh veg
ctaoles out of our gardens -
these are a few of the things we
all welcome with spring.
Il seems ike thesc days each
Of the family is busy
with outside activities, and
is about the only time
that the family is together.
Feeding family includes
planning the meals, marketing.
preparing the food, serving the
meals, clearing away and wash
ing the dishes, using equipment,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Berry Festival
Features Beauties

We're going to have beauty
'gone-to-bed' for this Festival
this year." said Mrs. Vara Brew
er of the candidates who have
promised to compete for the title
of Miss Strawberry Festival
on May l4th. Mrs. Brewer, who
lco-ordinates the beauty pageant
stated that acceptances from
those towns and cities invited tC
send representatives to Chad
bourn't Annual Strawberry Fes-
tival are being received in {
generous proportion. Sixty-five
municipalities were asked e
send their selected beauties tc
vie for the Festivals highes,
honor.
A well-known televiSion net
work performer. who at the
present time will not be named
was issued an invitation to joir
the list of dignitarieS expected
to attend Observation-Disclosures
enth Annual Festival. Evidence
what he will possibly be her,
was noted when on recent
show he informed his viewer.
that he will soon be starting his
month-long vacation (which in
cludeS the date of the feStival)
and one of his female side-kicks
asked. When is it that you'll
get back from CHADBOURNo"
(And as no matter of Coinci-
dence, one of his sponsors name
Is connected with top feature
III the Strawberry Festival y
Contracted by the Chadbourn
Civilian Club to furnish the mu-
sic for the Festival dance is Raj
pin Narterie and his Marlboro
Orchestra. Marterie is world
famous for many OF his record
ingS, such as Caravan" pre-
tend, "Skohiaan." and Crazy
Man, Crazy" Picked up Down
Beat Magazine as the top band
IN the nation last season, his
popularity is applauded by all
age groups.
In his youth, Marterie and his
flaming trumpet became a fix
ture in Chicago radio stations
from which the network music
originated. He frequently took
part IN such famous radio orch
eStraS as those OF Paul White
man. Frank Black. Percy Faith.
Nathaniel Shilkret and Row
Shields.
Following his discharge from
the Navy after World War II.
the American BroadcaSting Co.
Offered to set up Marterie with
ms own network orchestra. He
mad his own show and his trur-
pet was featured on many 9TH
erS from the capitol of the mid
west. Thus began the process Of
building his name into nationa
+ significance.
me Strawberry Festival dance
I" be held al Myers Warehouse
VIII begin at 9 y. NJ. Miss
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

In these days, when people are
frequently travelling across
state boundaries. a divorce
should be obtained that is recog-
nized in all Jurisdictions.
What is the shortest period Of
time within which an absolute
divorce can be obtained in North
Carolina when both parties are
permanent residents Of this
State?
North Carolina cannot be
classified as "quickie divorce"
state. In the plaintiffs COM
plant, which is the first docu-
ment filed by a lawyer in a di-
vorce proceeding. there must be
a statement to the effect that the
ground for the divorce has ex-
listed for at least six months
prior to the filing Of the COM
plant.
CuStomarily several months
pass, after the filing of the COM
plant, before the case comes up
for trial in the superior court
OF course, if there is no contest
on the part of the defendant
and the jury believes the testi-
mony OF the plaintiff and his
witnesses, 1t takes only few
minutes for the jury to reach d
decision.
n judgment by default cannot
he obtained in a divorce pro-
cccdlng. The plaintiff must al
'cGc and prove not only his legal
residence but also the ground
FOR divorce.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
This Is
The Low
TIME REQUIREMENTS FOR
DIVORCE
BY ROBERT E. LEE
(For the n. c. Bar Association

DIVORCE
What IL the residence REQUIRE
mcnt for an absolute divorce in
North Carolina?
There must be allegation and.
proof that the plaintiff or de-.
PENDANT has resided in North.
Carolina for at least six months
immediately prior to the filing
of the complaint.
II should be carefully noted
that the law does not require
both parties to be residents of
North Carolina. 1t : sufficient
of either of the two parties has
been a resident Of the State for
a minimum period of SIX months
mkt preceding the filing of the
first document in the divorce
proceeding.
Idaho and Nevadad nave .
residence requirement of six
weeks: and Florida has "a resi-
.dcnce requirement Of ninety
days. Wealthy persons anxious
10 obtain divorces as quickly as
possible. and at the same time
entertainment while cstablishinf
their legal residences. frequent
~ patronize the migratory di-
vorce' courts OF these jurisdic-
tons. But persons permanently
residing IN North Carolina
should consult a lawyer here be-
fore investing their time and
money in obtaining one OF these
Out-of-State divorces.
A divorce decree may be valid
under the laws of one state and
not under the laws Of another.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

2 cups lima beans (precoO..
ed) a
Y cup grated cheese
Salt and pepper to taste
Melt butter in saucepan. Add
onion, green pepper and pimi.
ento and cook until onion h
lightly Drowned. Add mustard
garlic powder, tomato paste and
ham. Mix well and cook for =.
bout 10 minutes or until slightly
Add lima beans
cheese. and salt and peWer.
Cook briefly until beans ar,
cheese is melted.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

Major D. T. ambert. now en-.
forcement officer for the North
Carolina State Highway Patrol
was once . transforming pilot
who carried paying passengers
on hair raising flights over East
ern North Carolina before join
ing the patrol in 1929.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

diet will make your own work
seem lighter. and your hus-
bands too.
Each woman should feel her
self a hostess to her family
This is a grand climax of a pro-
cesSion of achievements. A wo-
man who is a good planner, a
wise purchaser, and excellent
cook and a gracious hostess to
her family is truly a master
home builder.
Here is a recipe full of food
nutrients that you might like
to try.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

DEYHLED LIMA BEANS
2 tablespoons butter
y cup onion, chopped
"a cup green pepper, chopped
"a cup pimento
teaspoon prepared mustard
Few grains garlic powder
l cup tomato paste
/ 3-ounce can devilled ham
, 1959-07-14
NEW YORK

Governor Merwin stated
that the Department of the
Interior, realizing the serious
plight Of st. Thomas, had con-
tacted every barge operator
along the East coast and re-
quested them to send informa-
ton to the Governor 50 that a
barge could be put into opera
ton, following the sinking Of
the Carpeake.
, 1959-07-14


CHRISHAN5TE
HE
The House Of Good Pictures
Tuesday July Is Triple Feature:
MAN ON THE pRowL
Mala Powers James Best
ROCK ALI, NIGHT
Dick Miller Russell Johnson
Abby Dalton The Platters and
The B1ockbusters
Chapter 5 of
FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS
Wednesday. July is
PRESTAME tn CUERPO
In Spanish
Silvia Pinal Manola Fabregas
Thursday. July I6
LEGEND or THE LOST
John Wayne Sophia Loren
Rosanno Brazil
Saturday. July ls Triple Feature:
YAQUI DRUMS
BANDIT KING OF TEXAS
Alan Rocky Lane, Helene Stanley
Chapter 9 of
FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS
Sunday. July IS
THE LADY KILLERS
Alec Guinness Herbert LON
Cecil Parker Peter Sellars
, 1959-07-14

Reserve. Tor your srsat pleasure. Saturday July 2sth
for the
Hands Across the Sea ~DINNER.DANcE
at the
Breeze washed 81. Croix by the Sea Hotel
Music BY the Wesley Thomas CONDO
From Seven PM Admission $500